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OF
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No. % WALL STREET,

No d WALL STREET,
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We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices,
and keep on hand full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THlRTIES, and
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for purchase and sale Of STOCKS, BONDS and
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CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues Of SEvEy-THIRrrEs
at the most favorable market rates, into FIVE TwEN
TIES. which, at present price of gold, yield the
holder about one per cent more interest per annum
Circulars with full particulars furnished upon ap:
plicstion.
May :. dkw ".
SECURE PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
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Lirer, Lung. and Throat Diseassl: S---.
uiG, RicSets, and all Hum0rs. Frt. s.
Pitus' Dance Rhsuu atism: Cst.--.
Deafness IuMOrs Piles Dr5ur r.
neg Disease I'll Female C0mpiqiri, 10
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Situate at Riverside, Burlington County. New Jer
sew Is founded for the purpose Of gratuitousy ed
ucating the sons Of deceased Soldiers and seamen
of the United states.
The Board Of Trustees consists Of the following
well-known citizens Of Pennsy lyania and New Jer
sey;-
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.

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so, either by Post Olce orders in a registered
letter. at our risk Larger amounts should be sent
by draft or express,
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Pnva's Room. al ls An,-i aq Hsa..

The Dr.. has been the entire past Eve month"; .-
oflong standing;
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sss..ss:.1Mis,s.
eEIles INSURANCE
OFFICE
~ 4.
s.s.rsssf
MGSSsSs i
3gyiiSS5f lSllsTF9E lsfb
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. S3,75O,OOO.
sAR. S. WIRES, Agents.
TheEnsCoOf North America
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1873. Oldest Company in the
United States.
Capital and Surplus, 81 100000.
Perpetual Ins granted on arst-class ildinSs.
s.&R.s. WIRE Agents.
E'hRnixEmsuranceC &c: ,pany
OF HARTFORD. CON-.
Capital and Surplus, 81 5O,7sO.
s.&R.s WIRE Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sI,5OO.OOO
sSR.s. WIRES, Agents
EOriEIard Fire Insurance Go
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s1.5OO.6sI
s.ER. s. WIRES, Agents
Springfield 4. & Va. Ins. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000
s. ar. s. WIRES Agents.
international Ens.COmpany
OF NEW YORR.
Capital and Surplus sI,4iI.OOO,
s.&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
NOrth American Fire Gns.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated 1879.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s75O.OOO-
s. Il R. S. WIRES, Agents.
Commerce Insurance Go.
OF ALBANY. NY.
CAPITALAND SURPLUS. s5OO.IO3
5, 4 R. :. WIRES, Agents.
Narragansett F.& M.Ins.Co.
OF PROvIDEEJE,R,L
Capital and Surplus, 100000.
s.6R.s. WIRES Agents.
Lamar Fire Insurance 60.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, siO7 1913.
s.GR. s. WIRES, Agents
Corn Exchange Ins. Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s55O,OOO.
S r. =. WIRES, Agents.
Peoples L. Insurance CO.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Capital and surplus, SI5O,OOO.
s.&R. 5. WIRES, Agents.
Merchan Insurance Go.
PROVIDENCE, RI.
CAPITAL SURPLUS. $4,000
s. & p. S. WIRES, Agents
Conn. Fire Ems. Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
S. q r. 5. WIRES, Agents.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected TO any amount |
in the above we known Companies at current |
An Losses literally adjusted. and Promptly pad,
THIS ENCY.
Particular attention given to nsurins Maaa5ae-
tuTiag Esfa5hsiaeaf, Of all kinds.
n IsnraHes, 10 any amount, tg,efea the most
satisfactory
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
CDR. OF CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS.
VERMONT
c.PIrAL REPRESENTED. S24. 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

Dr.. CRABEE has the best suit Il rr.s.-- ~
England, q Sc Main -reet, Hartl- T.-- -'lt
he uas been .0c4ts1 yea. s. A comuet.1t Is. -'-
Is retail Cd there while The Doctor slges f. -s--
tentlOn entirely " Chrome Diseases.
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TEE CELEBRATED Flnkls < Leyon machine is
Il the simplest. mos; dur a. and easiest run
ming shuttle machine IN the uarset. Call and ev-
anime them at ST0RY'S Music store.
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y. B. The bsst people ia this cry AID s.4.. I'd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

Late city Coroner ard HsaliA cosiarissigu,- an.
fort, CoaSsefienf.I
WIDELY KNOWN AS THE sANATORrlv
WILL AGAIN VISIT
BURLIH GTON
JAN. g, o. I0&II.
vERGENEEs, JAN. i,2,3GI.
NORTH FERRISBURGH, 10y requesg jan
HINEsBURGH, JAN. e.
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44ljsrellaueouz.

NJ
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
an and after MONDAY, Dec. p, 1867, the Steam
~ or Montreal Capt J c. Rabbit will DIV
the Ferry between Burlington and Plattsburgh
LEAVING
Huntington es5 4. v; Port Kent, 1890, arrivingat
Pistts11Tsh - NJ.
RETUnEISG
Lave Plsttsbarsh loo P. n; arriving az Burlng-
ton = 10 ?. ~
BRAN TRACY,
6enl sup't.
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the .. States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
rOunrHYIRGINIA REuNlOY.

reunion of the members Of the
9Th V, V. l., held al GAIIipoIis, Ohio,
in pursuance ola call previously publish
ed, Henry Graham was chosen President
and D. A. Russell Secretary A cOmittee
Of Ave was appointed to reprr, plan for
permanent organization. Their report
was received and adopted, which is as
follows
This organization shall 30 known By
tho name Of the Society Of the 4,h Viz
GINA Infantry Volunteer.
q, The organization shall hc differed
rs follows: A President, u Vice Presi.
dent a Secretary. Treasurer, a Sargent,
alarms, and Board Of Directors con-
sisling OF three persons.
The following named persons were
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Major Henry Gnhsm. Presidon';
Lieut.. Ja.. A. Haz'cton Vice President;
D 4. Russell, Secretary Donald M,D,n
aid. Treasurer: E. R. Rogers, S-rlenr.at.
Arms. Maj3rJ R. Pai..on, Capt W. L,
MONSTERS and RIbart Dixie, Dir c''rs.
Col J. L Vance was iGvit-i 10 address
the Regiment at mex. reunion.
A motion was that vote Of lNaok,
be extended to ID, ci'zaas Of G,lip,lis,
for thei magnificent sion'r provide for
the regiment bY them. a motion was
passed. that the proceedings OF this meet.
ing be published in the Cunbarlrn |.
Athens, Charleston POmefoy, P, Pleas
ant, GllipoliS aud IrontOo papers, On
motion The mcatjug nijourned 10 meet Al
Pomeroy. o., on the 81 Wednesday Of
NoYCmber 1868
Maj HENRY GRAHAM, Pres'I
G. a. RUSSELL, Secretary,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
NOVEMBER II, 1857.
GLUNIOUN MEsT NInGlNIA.

This noble aud patriotic lille com
monweslth sill stand, f,m to ler prin
cip'es. She va, born ioto the sis,erhood
.nf STATES in The midst Of wars slarms.-
The cohorts Of treason were lurking Ike
incarna'e fcnds,ou the tops of er noun.
'n'ns, down her pleasant valleys, anil 10
3 me sections, il her peaceful towns and
villages, at the very momant wben the
banner Of freedom and independence
was unfnrled 10 The breeze of Heaven
and it may be said she was u,hered into
the Union with her garments all stained
with the blood OF her patriotic sons -
And she still nobly maintains her proud
position us truly loyal State Of this
great sistcrhooi, unwilling as YET 10
commit her deslin'es 10 those men who
crlmsoGed thri, hands with her blood
The contemplate hoalngs Of negro
CqOallty," "ncGro sufTiacc," and thigh
taxes" have fsi'e,l 10 DIVE her from her
moorings and commit her into the hands
o. despOts and ryrants. All The foul
slang, litter invccliyes, false accuse
lions abusive language and malignant
n'tscks Of rebels and their sympathizIts
upon her loyal Governor and his friends,
have only been like the pa,tering
min drops upon the gtani,e rock, or Ike
the icicle falling from he house top, only
to be dashed to atoms BY coming in con
tact with the frozen earth. Whilst other
States have been mislead and have suf-
Tered temporary defeats, she still stands
amid the whirlpool of political strife
like the Surf.bea,en rock in mil-ocean,
and we hope Merc ever will Stand until
the last lingering drop Of rreasun's blood
is distilled from the veins Of her emf
mics.
We are now vergng upon another
great coN1ict, viz: the election of On.
other Governor and President of the
United States. Will West Virginia BE-
true to her bes, interests? To be true Is
to commenC. the wod; at once and never
Sc, down at ease until the victory is
ours. .
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
BUSINESS OF THE WEST.

Such is the growth of Illinois, that in
a few years. by judiciou' taxation, it will
be free from debt In 1860. with the
exception Of few bonds, the deb. am.
ounled to SlO,277,l6l, and, in 1861, it
was increased by the issue Of bonds,
principally for war purposes, to Sl2.
574,l7l, 1t has been reduced by sub
scQu,nt payments until, on December l..
1866, it amounted to SO 6S8252. The
principal source ofroveuuc to the State
apart from tnxation, is the Central Rail
road, seven per cent, Of the gross earn
iogs ofwhich are paid into the State
Treasury, 10 be applied to the interest
paying portion Of the State debt. The
amour, received in 1865 was $3.50 4s9:
do. in 1866, $l27O75. total, 1923, SIS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
ADDITIONAL BoUSTIEg.

From an account Of the forlhcomming
report 10 congress-, Of the PaymaSler
General in the Washington correspon.
dence ofthe Cincinnati GU ne, We copy
the following in regard to the matter Of
additional bounies:
Considerable spare IA gwen in the re-
port tolhe SUB CT Of additional 5onn les.
Owing to The delay caused by calling a
commission h frame regulations f5rpay-
ing these claims, the order promu'gating
the rules determined upon did not ap-
pear TIL the latter part Of September
1866. Meantime thousands OF appIica
tons had been received and f!ei, I'll Of
which had to be returned and made on;
anew, uniform with the rules adopted,
and again forwarded to the daptr,m nj
On account Of these delays, the cxlmin-
alton ofclAims W as not entered upon IN
til January, 1867. Tho whole number
Of claims received Uulcr tho PROPER
form, up TO the 10Th Oct is 417. 1851,
number paid 96.OO6; disalowed, Q, 372,
leaving 500 ,479 on haad OF these, 4, e
07Sa awaiting i1rlhar vouchers from
claimants; 3, 5lS lrc waiting further in
formation in the Aljnanl Generals Of
fee; all the res, are awaiting replies Of
the Second Auditor who has conttol oil
the army rolls. 70 inquiries indi-pensa-
bic to payment. The SeCohi Auditor
can only supply answers to from twelve
TO fifteen thousand cases per month, and
this limits the number of these claims,
which can be settled mrnth'y,s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
For Smi,scrintion OF

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS, by Mason county 20 the pro.
ferred'stock of the Chesapeake and OhiJ
Railroad pnyaIl. in county Bons, upon
the condition that S. 600 600 shall be
subscribed to said stock, aodupon The fur
tber condition. that said $500, 900 shall
be xpendel in The con,Irnc,iop Of said
R1jlrDaI within the bounds of Mason
county, on the North side Of the Kama
wha River and that the terminus of sill
Rlitroad shall be al Point Pleasant 10
said county AMI upon the iurlher condi-
tioa that the bonds Of the couaty shall
not he delivered to said Chesapeake and
Ohio Rsi(na1 Company until the con
strurtion ofsad Ri;Irpal is actually put
under contract through said county n,'
until said Company shall accept AMI rat.
ifS each Of the foregoing conditions
The above Is the t'cke, that oll enter
Prisiug men who have the good Of tlrir
couo,y al heert are asked to vote, 1,
will be seen by reajiog il, that important
conditions are annexed. First, the bonds
ors no; to be issued until So 600 coo
has been subscribe to he stock Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroli Sec.
onily, that the $500 600 subscribed by
Mason county. shall be expended within
the bounds Of said county. on tho North
side Of the Klnawha River and that the
terminus Of said Road shalt be at Poin.
Pleasant. Thirdly. tba, the bonds OF
said county shall not bo delivered 20
said Chesapeake and Ohio R,ilrjad I'm.
Ill the construction OF said Ro1l is ac-
tual!y under contract through the couo-
ty nor until the said Company shall &C
cepl and ratirg each Of the condition;
10 the ticket There is, therefore, nc
danger Of being 'swindlcd." as some
who are opposed to enterprise Of 1ny,
kind would make believe. The couny
has the matter in It's own haols, o.
they have to make the subscription ate
tho election. If you vote fr the sub.
scrip'ion, you will have the Railroad /,
less than two years, If sou vote agaias
Il, you may never haveil,
l. viii DO seen how many Oh r5gys
tsefl are Mason county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
run DUTY or rue HOUR.

THE DUTY OFTHE HOUR.
The Berkely Union says; the result Of
the late elections throughout the States
teach us, that the work Of III, Repob'i-
can party Is not yet done, that it has yet
severe and even doubtful battles to fight
with the common enemies Of free govern.
menl and free institutions Tho tone
and temper II the cnemiss have not chan
g-dj rhey have simply dropped the cor
fridge box for the balo, box, an1 nov
hope to rcgoio 10 tho cabinet what they
los ia Ii Il ID. Ariitocracy, prejudice
and bigolry Orc the Unity in opposition
throughout the Union, which the mpub
lican Union party is called upon 10 fight,
Over conf lent oil success, we had almost
forgotten, lhat "e'crna! vigilance Is the
price Of ibery,' and by our own tndo.
lrnce anil ind ference came near letting
the lat, election 90 against By default
EVER man has rlain polilica as well as
religious duties to perform, anil to the
faithful discharge OF these he is under
lie mos, sJIemo obligations, He should
alroys be- vile awake 10 the movement.
of tho hour. Every day he should ex-
amino IN. ,o,i,io, or.bi, own marty n,
ws,l y, ,h,, NJ nj. opnooeo,s And
obovc MI bo .bo,Id s'w,rs be a, hi, post
in III, c,,ccs ,bo cooyeGti,p and al the
oIsc,ions N,m,tto,bov strong he NAV
or,i,ror HI. r,,,,, or ARA ,nccess !, i,
nj. l,,,,oo,, =, ,bop,b ,I,crO were Grave
and Ia .nnno,. ne hest
men and riyb, orincioles. 1t is tue
that to attend \ c,ucu, or convention
NAV take few hours Of his evenings,
and m ,lec,ion NAV rob him even Of
laws in ba yaor ,e, after NIL he will
GoI !, tho mas. r,of,oblo and hos,
invested bours md DAYS of the whole
ono,
wan ,,..., y;.w, y. e.neci.,Iy urge.
&, No, oor Jrnion rrisDd. the Importance
r ,,onsio,. ,hon,.olyes AMI o,ep,riDy for
..,i,n Il, ,oo,,o,,os Of ,he comm,
, r,orr man s,,,,i ~, "a thopgb
,Se ro.nI, oftbo n,x, election dependsd
o,,irol, mon lis Influenza and vote,
An ooo;ooi 6h,e tails us that orca the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

A SERIOUS AccrDENr,-Onc day last
week, the vile Of c. A. Svcadngen of
Palatiuo-nn aged lady-iell and struck
her face against the stump Of cornsaIk,
lacernting her face badly Erysipolas
resulted, and of the time OF writing sue
is lying in a very dangerous condition.
p, S.-Mrs, SwoCringGn died on
Thursday from the effects of her injury.
She was aged about 80 years, and was
highly esteemed By all who knew her.
-Fdhmoat TeldYc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
THE NOVEMBER SESSION OF con.
EiRESS.


It should be borne in mind that lhr
November session cln last bu, eleven
days. including Sundays, and that there
will be but nina working days beire
the regular constitutional December
session must commence. The Consti.
tuition provides tina, Congress shall Is
sembe at least once in every year, md
such meeting shalt be on the first Mln
day in December unless they shall by
law aPpoin, different day Congress
has no. appointed different day. but
has enacted that in addition to the pres
enL regular times ofmaelng there shall
be meeting, DC, &c The coming
November session must thereto a jnurs
by noon of Monday, December 81, and
commence a regular session at that hour.
1.-THE President shall have any measures
that he deems necessary ami expedieOt
to recComend to Congress for their con
sderation, they will BE- communicated
about the usual period probably 10 De.
cember. Under the existing provisions
ofthe laws there ara several difficulties
presented, If Congress shall pass an net
even as early as the twenty first day of
November the President can't hold The
bill the constitutions term of ten days
during the November session. because
after cxoluiog Sunday there can be bat
nine days left.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

Another tragedy in New Jersey, Mrs
Walker shot her husband, Charles j..
Walker, a. Bound Brook near Somcr.
vile, wednesday night Mrs. Walker
fred the contents Of a revolver OF her
husband, several balls mking crec, in
his head, causing Instant death. The
man had cohabjtei with another womon
for several yelrs, which led tho ou,ra
red wife to commit the act
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

The people demand ofthe next Con.
Ersss that it proceed at once upon as.
sembling, to impeaCh the traitor and
criminal, Andrew Johnson Congress
lost the confidence in great measure.
Of the people, when it failed 10 do il six
months ogo.-N'na''s Jomnai.
That' tue, every word Of it,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

Dissolution.

VllIE co.pNrtncrship heretofore existing DO.
/ tween r. Young and Boyd Williams, un,
der the style aud name of Young 4 Williams.
is this day dissolved by mutunl consent. Tho
business will be settled under the firm name
r, YOUNG,
Oct, lO-it BOYD WILLIAMS,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

TAxE'. The local taxes in Ohio are
from $3.50 to $500 on the 500, while
in Mason county for 1861, they are ouly
SOC. on the 500 including the levy for
building school houses and continuing
schools. We may be paying high taxes
but not more than one fourth a, high as
our neighbors; and the friends of eluca
tion have the consolation Of knowing
that nearly one half the amount is for
the direct benefit Of their own and their
neishbor's. children The war brought
high prices and i, directly chargooble
with the increased cos. of building and
teaching.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

Exporters OF British Olo arc complain.
ing Of tho ravagos Of beetle that cats
holes in tho casks and let's the precious
luil leak out
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14
EMIGRATION TO runs COUNTRY.


A steady slro m Of emigration is pour
iog into the United States with uaabn-
ted rapidily, The arrivals from Ireland,
especially. are unusually large. notwith.
stanIing he active demand for labor in
lha; country. The di,ssli.fal rebels
who, after the termination Of the war
want to Mexico and BOIL. arc also re
turning as rapidly as possible to their
tormar These significant facts Prove
that the complaint, of tyranny" "dss'
potism," misery" and Distress" with
which Copperheal journals are filled,
have little or no foundation in fact aal
that, despite The high taxes cansed BY
the rebellion, America sill remains one
ofthe most prosperous couotdss on the
globe. We would no. continue TO have
annual influx Of hundreds of thousands
Of emigaols if many opportunities for
employment were not open. and if'llis
country was not found by its new ci'i.
Gems to offer to industrious tojIors richer
ewaris than Europe We have room
for millions more of Industrious men and
women and every new cargo Of this
precious reeight at once affords a guar
an,ac ofincroesel prosperity By strength.
eniog our industrial lorcos, and gives a
proof Of the practical appreciation Of the
superior advantages enjoyed by the ci:i-
zens oflhe UnioI SAFES,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

"IT1- What has become Of the Point
Pleasant Register? Perhaps the result
Of the recen, election in West Virginia
has had something to do with its i,regu-
ladly, II so, we hope George will sur
viSe the shock, and determine to keep
better company in future. - Pomer9y
Banner.
The Blaaer editor seems to think that
because he (who was once a solIier) has
turned traitor to the principles for which
he fought, that other people must follow
his course. We will inform Mr. Stevens
that the Register will continue to be
published Ions after the Banner and its
treason breeding editor are abunoed by
honest men
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

a CoRRFcrIoN.-When the repor,
reached Johnson that West Virginia
had elected a Democratic Legislature,
the President teegraphcd the following
message to ono of the editors of the
Wheeling Register: God bless West
Virginia" After learning that the State
had gone overwhelmingly Radical he i,
supposed to have sent another message
,o-.wit: "ERRArA,-For "5less," 10 M
former dispatch, read d-m, a. j."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

WEsr VrRGIyTA. The Wheeling In.
tc'l,geRcsr announces the gain OF Sen
ator in the Taylor district. aud Of del
egate 10 Barbour county, The general
result has boubtlos been another Rodi.
cal Legislature in the bogus Stale
Richmond Dispatch.
See how porsisjcnlly this ally Of the
so-calcd Conservatives in West Virgin.
ia speaks oflhe State as bogus It is
disappointed that those who accomplish,
ed tho formation of the State are still in
the ascendancy, What It hal hoped Tor
wa tic success Of those who allied thcir
influence with rebci arms during the
war, to prevent the triumph of the new
State cause, Slch result in our recent
election would have delightcl the Rich.
mond rebels To them it wonll have
spoken Of the possibility Of reunion Of
the two States, The prospect, however
is again f,r of Another long year
will haze to be waited for before an OPP
porlunily occurs 10 again test the pub
lie sentiment Wheeling Iarlhgncsr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-14

s Grand Pianos (stcinway,s> yoI,o i: s5oG;
Grand Pianos tGtckering',). Value COH
Caniage from q, WHY'S Respo,itoryssOO
10 Gold Watches, I51
SIciuicone TX
10 Ladies Gold Watches inn
10 American Silver Watches N
Music Boxes AZ
Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing Machines so
Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma,
chimes ~
! Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines As
80 Photograph Albums 10
= The balance to consist of Accordeons. Tea
Sets, Silver Ware &c, No dollar itwclry-
No GIFT worth less lhan Ten Dollars.
THE PRESS
will BE- mailed 10 any address npnl the re,,in.
Of price, Ten Cents. or .e!eyen copic, for a
tweniy,hrec for 81, and sixty fJf 50
Address HSNNHT Il Co.,
NEW YORK PRESS"
No Gil Broalway, New York CITY.
November lin