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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
s7OO.OOO. 100

DlsrRIBUTioss are made in the following manner. ,f ". f tue are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which sfs well mixed. One of these envelopes con taining the Certificate or order, fer some Article, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address. without regard to choice, on re- ceipt of 25 cents.
 On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what article 1t draws and It's value, the article named or can choose any other one article on our list ot the same valIe. I.
 f9 Purchasers of our sEALBD ENVELOPES, may in this manner. obtain an article worth from One to Five Hundred Dollars. yiium ig tat
 so5t 4,e,5 FOR ONE DOLLAR. s.'s .ag which they need not pay until it is known what is drawn and its value er esftlef. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07

s6r The Bridgeport Farmer cries j: Demo. crats. maintain your old sPrinciples.'ati To do this they will have to abandon all ltheirmodern ones. s,.s. ss,sss,a ssa. gk .,aaa,.sg., :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CAsss
 THE UNION GIFT ASSOCIATION

ENTIRE EXTRACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL cAees.
 THE UNION GIFT ASSOCIATION 7. calls your attention to the fact of it's being the largest and most popular Gift Association In this country. The business Is and has always been conducted in the most candid and honor able mahrel. Oar rapidly increasing trade Is ] a sure guarantee of the appreciation of our pat rons for this method of obtaining rich elegant and costly goods,
 | During the past year we have forwaGded a number of the most yalusble prizes to all parts of the country Those who spatronize us will receive the ull value of their money, as no ar ticle on our list is worth less than One Dollar retail and there no Blanks. 7Ii Parties dealing with us may depend on hay. ing prompt returns. and the article drawn wifi bo immediately sent to any address by return mail or express. a,
 The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes from the Union Association, and have kindly allowed the use of their names: A. s. White, 0 Street, Washington, D. C., Pi.
 ano, value $350.
 Miss Emma Le Rue, Arch Street, Philadelphia.
 Melodeon, SIPS.
 Mrs. J. Costello, Montreal. Canada, Piano.. k S200.s 3a s4s.iaSA36a Efs , s, EJs M. seaton, New York City, oil Painting.
 fscene on the Hudson,y S125. sgftiT Capt. Thomas T.. Jewell. Go. B. l4th N. Y W
 Gold Watch, $40. N
 Watch, $65. ffIfffstve. 5y
 Miss Lottie Lines, Diamond Ring, s16O. James Campbell. Melodeon. .$ l5O.e e ysertsg4d Mrs. A. Lawrence, New Ofleans, La, Diamond
 Ring. $90. ,fe49 .3BH4FA3fi3 q 0. B. Bailey New York City, oil Painting. SllO Miss M. Minor, sharon Springs, Piano, $500.
 Many names could be placed on this list but we publish no names without permission Our patrons are desired to send United States Cur. rency whenjt is convenient .s4a sho,a e.,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07

l@- The Calendar published in Hartford,
 will change it's name next Janaary to the Connecticut Churehman. sai79s }tsd
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07

]. Indians Feb IF. .aato Nevada Feb 16. Louisiana Feb l7. l Missouri, Feb. "A. 8i .y Wisconsin, Feb 24. ss. !. Vermont, March g. .,
 Tennessee April s. y
 Arksnsas April -gsti Connsetieut. May 4 n.
 Iowa June 90. N Hampshire June 30. 1. South CarolinsNo 1s ,zli eds ! 5gm sbgsi esif [ cd by the following States : l New Jersey March !
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
$, Diamond Ring, slsO.
'je js. LIST oF:.AR 7zcLEs

TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH yih
 Without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you will receive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
A Terry and potter. Thoma ,ton

fact. sfar t'5k 3gl@ gliaaup83l svAf "
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
lates annexed

Illinois, Feb. l. 1865. Rhode Island Feb. 2 Maryland. Feb 8. 9ii Massachusetts Feb Q. Pennsylvania Feb 8. ' West Virginia Feb 3. Michigan Feb 3. Si I Maine Feb 2. 55 [ Ohio Feb 8. t. t. Kansas Feb 8.
 Minnesota Feb 8. 't.F New. York Feb 8. M Virginia Feb 9.
 It has been rejected Delaware Eeb 8. Kentucky Feb 23. '''' :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07
WING < sHUMwAY Proprietors.
New Advertisements.

Litphfeld. Conn, Thursday, Dec. ,, 1868
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-07

Eardrcps, .,.gsE.a.s. s,. aS 0cto 700 z 1gr A chsnee.to obtain any Of the above af. tlclss for one M dollar by purchasing sealed en.
 .gfaJ .Y- "A Rwsapsl OF
 18 Five sealed envelopes will besent for Sf: Eleven for $2; Thirty for S5 Sixtt-fivo for [ $l0 One Hundred for Sl6. -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-01-12
$lO,3OO,OOO 90

These bonds are in the Sinking Fund
and reduce the public debt to S29,079,-
603 81.
The tax on tonnage imposed by the
acts of 30th April and 25th August 1864,
has yielded something less than 100000
Ia much less sum than was anticipated.
| recommend revision of these acts for
the purpose of rendering the source of
revenue more productive, and amending
other defects in those bills.
The revenue derived from the tax on
banks during the year amounted to S539,
6O6 81, but under the enabling act of the
State SO many of our banks have become
National banks, under the act of Congress,
that this source of revenue may be con-
sidered as substantially extinguished, and
lit will be necessary in some way to make
up the deficiency from other sources.
The National taxation is heavier, and
the local taxes authorized by unwise le'
gislation, and paid by our people, are ex-
cessive. In view of these circumstances
we should endeavor to avoid increasing
their burdens by making undue appropri'
atoms for any purpose.
The act of Congress authorizes the tax
alton by the State Of the stock in the Ma
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-01-12

A Dutchman few days ago picked up
bound volume of public documents, on
the back of which was stamped "Pub
Docs" sTuyfel !" said he, what kinder
books will dey brint next. As l lif
here is one on pap togs."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-01-12

Total public Dec. ], 1864 3O,379, ,603 ga
The Commonwealth holds bonds recciv-
ed from the sale of Public Works amoun-
ting to ten million three hundred thous-
and dollars (S10, 800, ,000), as follows -
Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany bonds $6,SOO,OOO 90
Philadelphia Railroad Com
pany bonds 3,5OO,0OO 90
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-01-12
GOVERNOR CURTIN's MESSAGE.


tatives During the past year the peo-
pie of this Commonwealth have had reas-
on to be grateful to Almighty God for
many blessings. The earth has been
fruitful, industry has thriven, and, with
the exception of the injury suffered by
the citizens of some of our border coun-
ties, through the disgraceful barbarity of
the Rebel forces which ravaged parts of
them, and burned the town of Chambers
burg, We have no public misfortune to la
ment The year closes with train of
brilliant successes obtained by the armies
of the United States, inspiring hope in
every loyal mind that the .ccursed Re-
bellion will soon be crushed, and peace
be restored to our country.
The balance in the Treasury
November 80, 1863, was $2,147, ,33l 10
Receipts during the fiscal year
ending November 80, 1854 4,733.313 OF
Total in Treasury for fiscal
year ending Nov. 80, 1864 $3.50, ,644 70
The payments for the same
period have been 4.93s, AL O9
Balance in Treasury Novem-
ber 80, 1864 1912, ,203 SO
The operation of the Sinking Fund du-
ring the last year have been shown by
my proclamation of the 9th day of Sep
tember last, as follows:
Amount of debt of Common
wealth, reduced $268, $50 so
AS follows, VIZ
Five per cent loan
of the Common
wealth $26S, 1903 O3
Interest certificates
redeemed 261 AZ
The fiscal year accounted for in the
statement of the Treasury Department
embraces the time from the 1st of De-
cember, 1868, to the 30th of November,
1864. The sinking fund year commenced
the first Monday in September, 1868 and
closed the first Tuesday in September
1861. This will explain the discrepancy
between the statement of the Treasury
as to the reduction Of the
public debt of the State. and the state,
ment embodied in the proclamation rela-
tive to the sinking fund.
Amount of public debt
of Pennsylvania, as
it stood on the lst
day of Dec. 1868 $39, ,496, ,596 70
Deduct amount re-
deemed at the
Gtata Treasury
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
Oil Energy.


John E. Bruins, Esq, cume to the U.
3, located in New York City; had .
small capital; opened sn oil refinery
near Brooklyn; run II without insurance;
lost it all by Ere, became Discouraged.
but finally wrote tOa friend in Germany
fcrad, before he mailed ii; went into au
eating house; formed the acquaintance
of gentleman Unexpectedly who had
oil interests in Pennsylvania; had some
means offered him; was Oncouraged;.
purchased machinery; dragged i! twenty
miles into the woods Of Pennsylvania;
commencedH a rsfuey;and is now worth
hundreds Of Thousands OF dollars. Who
would not inherit an estate and live on
the expenditure Of the mind and brain
Of his ancestors with hundreds Of eT-
amples Of independent fortunes by such
noble manliko efforts before himi-P Par
ksrsJury Ga=sn. tdiElr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
CAPT. SIMON WILLIAMS.
HEADeUARrERs 18TH W. V. VoLs
CAMP RUSSELL. Va,
nl. ~ 1921
Deeember l4, Is64.

DecemOer -, loof'
Editor RegisteE-You will please
give this loom in your paper and oblige
the Undersigned
Capt, Simon Williams, OF co D, 18Th
W. Va. Vols, arrived at Camp Russell.
Va, on the 4th Of Dec, being home on
leave Of absence on account Of wounds
received in an engagement near Win
chester, Va, on the 24ih fully, 1864
The wounds he received in this engage
ment were very serious. and disabled
him to such an extent that he was obli-
ged to tender bis resignation, which was
accepted, and he has returned to his
homo in Jackson county, West Va. Aud
we, as a company, do regret the loss Of
so brave an olIicer--lor auch hs has pro.
ven himselfiu the hour Of peril.
We, tho undersigned, members Of GO.
D. 18th Reg. w Va. Vols, hereby er.
press our deep regret at the necessity
which compOls our gallant commander,
Capt Simon Wlllioms, TO resign his
commission in the Army Of the United
States, and respectfully request that he
permit US to tender him This tribute Of
respect, for that forhcoranco, kind treat.
mont and efficiency that always charsc.
terized his official duties toward those
over whom he had been placed 10 author.
iry.
10 parting with Captain Williams the
Company feels that 1t is loosing firm
friend, gallant soldier, aud true po.
Gioi. Very Respectfully,
Corp. NELSON @. FLINN,
Sorg't. JAMES SWAMI,
Sorgt, GEORGES S. FARLEY,
WILLIAM SNANN. li
Co, D, 18th West Va, Vols
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

RBAn excitement occurred in Phil
ndelphia over a case oflRdie' belt buck.
les. They remained unSOld when the
Ashton changed just twenty years ago.
md were packed up and consigned to a
garrct. They were recently reproduced
for sale, and taken by the retail trade al
a price sufficient to pay twcnty,eight
years interest on their original cost, and
lsSSe a handsome profit besides,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

THE "BLuEc." c."--Cheerfulness and 90.
cupatiOu are closely, allied. Idle men
are gerry rarely happy. How should
they boY The brain and muscles were
made for action, and neither can bS
healthy without vigorous exercise. In
to the hazy b,air crawls spider ike fsu.
ccs, filing it with cobwebs that shut
out tho light and make it ct abode for
"lOathOd melancholy" Invite the stout
hand maiden, btlsk and busy thought,
into the intellectual chambers, and she
will soon brush away forever such IN.
wholesome tenants.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
on FrcItemehI.

The furor about oil IN and among the
mountains and sulchss otWest Virginia
is said to bs prOdiSiOus and on the in
crease. Every rough looking cove that
is good for nothing elssis haunted and
the highvay $ and BY Ways infested with
strangers, With straish, cut coats, mob
by hats, and cili6si pronunciation sagsr.
y bent on realizing shares recently
purchased in the Slap Jack Wheel bang
Company fNsW York or PhilOdSlpbia.
Fabulous alos are told aud fabulouSpri-
ces actually paid for the privilege Of
verifying them, Wells Sro being sunk
BY the hundred in ell conceivable loca.
tions and il would be marvellous. il With
them all, oil or something else was not
occasionally struck, Some very pro6ta.
bic wells have thus oSen discovered, that
are paying their owners immensely.--
The hub Of the excitement appears to
be about Marietta, though itiS grOdual-
y extending norlhward, paying wells
have been tound ln. Richie county, DO
or so miles south Of this point. With
Smiths Ferry on The North and Cow
Creek on the South, about equally dist
ant aud both localities overlooking with
oil, we live in hope that some eutsrpri-
sing individual will top the con nsciing
vein somewhere near WellsburE Wa
have heard some talk Of nisiug a Com.
pany to make explorations into the bow
els of the earth hcrGubOuls, - RcRi6Eg
Herald, 'il
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
HURSDAT MORNING. JANUARY 10. 1865.
Interests.
7ThlI patToloua il 10 reign sup

7Thi. Petroleum i 10 reign supreme
lhs ratuto, inaiead Of King Cotton,
ns hardly 10 admit Of doubt, in
resstg Of which, the Philadelphia
aopnslelsl liz. sAya:
fhelbusineSs has slreaiy become 30
lSniye that petroleum furnishes tha!
adinm otexshonga with foreign coan-
ss. which was lost ip the cotton kept
n ofthe market BY Che rebellion. In
q, the entire exports amounted TO
qlsQ,o2o gallcnSi in ten months Of
pes, to 26,O7O,56s gallons, snd since
4 htBt Of January, 1894, to aols902o
sllons. Iu the magnitude il already
mPeies with lhe coal aud iron inter
t Of that State. The estimated value
Tue petroleum found in Pennsylvania
ming the last twelve months, is two
llions Of dollars.
Rhe pigiron interest Of Pennsylvania
'np's""'0 s''''' SO"su ~ ~. ~.
- COZ soo ooo ~.
se's mi m,,
Is
sla p',Ss 49, !, ooo oV''y ~ ), "
\, i H.,
pN ~ 'Y' y wv
'"N S'SNVVO
9su0w ,'@ P'uO''Sn'
~ .esn eonPA'N'seiy Du' Ai.W
= ossoi0P'nsn'' ! 'Ou''S''' ;" '''0
wy y, ,e0s next year, % InAe PleOe'
~ y uon 'ron auo eos' IL 'ne e'"'e
slusy'Squ'a'
arrangements 0re oe'ng mace 10 SINK
wy Vumoef Oh @l'' curing 'ne com
~ 'ss s y lp'''sFs 80 'pa' 10 one car from
* z ss.Hs ~" '"e .nu'"oer VI "s''e !" op''"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
lfyou arc wise,
Just rub your eyes.
And go to work and advertise.

WHISKY TAX,-Tho Commissioner Of
Internal Rcvenve is sending out iuStruc.
lions for tee collection Of two dollars a
gallon on all spirits that may be distilled
und sold for consumption or sale after
January lst next, in accordance with the
bill recently passed by Congress which
has been approved by tho President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

Or We understand that sometime
since, New York or Philadelphia
Company, leased tract of land in Pres.
ton county, on Cheat River, known as
the Hooteu Farm, on which bad been a
salt well, but which like many other
salt wells in this State, in an earlier day,
had been abandoned on account of tho
OleaginOus compound prCdomiualing to
such an extent that it was found un.
profitable to work them. This compu,
ny sunk the well, which was alleady
some five or six hundred feet deep. sew.
'onty' Eve deeper, when such stream of
oil poured forth as TO excel anything Of
The kind on reCord-at least in West
Virginia. So says our Informant West
Virginia Land Register,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
DR.. James H. Hooff,

VNENDERs his professional services to the
j citizens Of Point Pleasant and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
Of drugs, oil. paints, dystuifS, varhish Essences
xtracts, perfumcry and soaps of all kinds and
patent medicines and a very superior article of
sarsaparilla.
He also has a large stationery, tobacco, cigars
and an excellent ,r'icle fpure cider vinegar.
Feb. ~. lS62..lv'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19


SArIsrAcrIoN.- When a man thinks
he has been inSulted, and challenges
the accused, and besides the insult, gets
bullet through bis nerves, atcrieS OF
brains:
sUDrRAcToN--When a mans pOsk.
eI'book is not ina plelhorio condition
at best, and he ia compelled, by 40 in.
exoroblO dun, TO hand over the little
that romans. .,,s,q
DErRAcrOS,--Whcn a tGs-sipping,
gossjpPing gathering each in turn, let's.
off the ponI up stream Of Ocoff, sneer
and scandal that has been Kissing for
delivery fbr wsskHor monthSVl 10
REGcroN.-When a man smiteS an.
other, in the folly and madness Of hiS
sudden wrath, and gstsa return blow,
or missile that loonshs a tooth or blaok-
epS,an eye and'sends phim wounded
ashamed, and conscience Smiitsu % bis
home. nf37I'a a'1''na %
DsrRAcTIoE.- When o lawyer,
preacher doctor, Or any body else has
let business items accumulate I'LL Ia nigh.
tV mass must be disnosed of all but in.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
THOMAS SINGERS.
hArlfOrd CiIy, IanuAry Q. leO5

Hartford City, January 0, 1865.
This veteran soldier vhOse RENAME
arrived at this place on Friday lOs', and
we're buried here on the eth inst, was
killed In charge upon the enemy 10
the Shenandoah Valley, some nine
miles from MartiGsburg, near place
called Bunker Hill, on the 9Th day Of
September last. Thomas Singer had
grown up from boyhoOd in this comnu,
nifty, and was known Os an honest, in.
duslriouS, kind hearted young man, and
when his couuIry called for volunteers
to aid in the suppression oflho Slave
holders Rebellion he heSilAted not, but
at once enrolled his nOmo with others
who went from this place, and buckled
on bis armor and went forth to fight the
battles Of his country. He went inlO
the cavalry service, and became ideUu
fed With the 81 Va, Cavalry. And any
one who knows anything Of the history
OF that Regiment knows lhaiit he's done
great deal ofhard service II has been
in most all the heavy cavalry engage.
ments and extensive raids 10 the West
ern and ih-Westorn parts Of Virgin
ia, and has made for itselfa name that
will live in the history Of the na.ion as
long as the nation ceases not TO read the
records ofths rebellion lIo enlisted on
the 10Th of September, 1861, and after
having served faithfully and honoably
for TWO gears, the government then call.
ing for Veterans, and feeling il his duty
sill to aid in the continuance Of the
struggle he woniiu as a Veteran for
three years longer, and it is a painful
task 10 us to be compelled to say that
he had not served over one. third Of his
time when he lost his life. He wos "a
years old when he fell. Fell another
victim 10 tho red hand Of treasool Cut
down in the midst Of the vigor ollie and
manhood But he r,lls with a halo Of
glorv around hi. head II, disj in thc
ueiense oil cause granu anu glorious 10
lis convention and eoualled by that only
t:L
""'e" u''''Vp' NV" ''u''O'a' pa'1'O
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
DIR s. O. SHAW,

PHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON,
UlENDERS his professional services to the
/ public. Calls from the country promptly
attended to. Office on Front Street, adjoining
the Virginia House"
Pah Of IS62-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

EFIt is difficult to conceive anything
more beautiful than tho reply given by
one in at1iciiou, when she asked how he
bOrO II SO we'll. It lghtonS the stroke,
hO said, to draw near TO him who handles
Tho rod,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

ing article. We commend them TO the
business men Of the county:
"You see goods are Ike gals they
must go when they are in fashion and
goodlooking, OF else a yoke of oxen
wouldn't draw them of olerward. The
man that advortses most, does the m ost
business, he don't make one stock last
his lifetime. | know merchant in this
district who has imported three different
baichcs Of goods within a year from
Eu rope, and now he's nearly sold out
again. How docs he and his partner gel
rid of SO many goods? They advertise
more than all the rest put together
that's how! | will prove it. If you want
TO borrow monoy-iIyou want TO lend
money-if you want 10 rent farm-if
you have one to sell-adyertse. II
your horse, COW, colt, pig, sheep OF OK
en- 60 astray, advertise them right of and
not run chance oflosiDg them aliogeth.
er or having to pay as much as they are
worth in charges for keeping.
II you are shoemaker, tailor, black.
smith, wogoner, orany kind oI useful
mechanic, show people that you are not
ashamed Of being mechanic. by sdver.
tsing If you keep hotel, make it
known. When people see man ad
vertise, they know he is business man.
The world is full Of folks who want.
Some want to sell. some want 10 buy,
and the only way to meet these wants,
and make money, is to advertise. Ad.
vertISins is like money,-if followed
up, Merchants think nothing OF pay.
ing forty dollars for one sign with moth.
ing but their name on it. Well, what
do you tnink Of having 5000 sigus a
week in newspaper ? In it you show
your whole establishment to the country
every week.
you arc WISE
Just rub your eyes.
And 60 TO work and advertise
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19

ETIn the attack on Piedmont the
other day. woman captured Two Of the
rebels and delivered them prisoners TO
the Provost Marshal. They entered
her house for robbery and plunder, but
one Of them was too drunk 10 be able to
do anything, and the other she knocked
down with her rolling pin, and tied him
to his inebrated cOmrOdo. thus securing
both. Had the garrison at New Creek
been composed of women Ike Mrs. Dad.
ismsn, we should not have to chronicle
the bumiliating story of lis capture
without firing a gun. We trust there
are many such women among u', and
that any future attempt at invasion on
tho part of the rebels will meet with just
such reception as the scouodrelS met
with at Piedmont from both men and
women. Let them not suppose that the
affair al New Greek can be repaired
Cumberland Cioiliaa,
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ETWe were privately shown a few
days ago, quart bottle full Of carbon
OIL which came from the surfIceof
spring located somewhere in the hills Of
Lawrence County, As We are under
bonds MOTTO discover the locality, We
only add that tho party was then onrouto
to Cincinnati to have its chemicals quail,
tiles examined into. To us itlooked
like oil, tasted. felt and smelt like oil.
and wO pronounced il oil, at which the
owner pat another 81 600 on The prlcS Of
his farm. - lrontOa Register,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-19
Ha s .oxxais...gE..
ATTORNEY AT Law.

WILL practice in the counties of Mason,
w jackson aud Writ. Address, Ravens
wood West Va. [April % 63-u