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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15
To the Voters of Mason
County.

Having been nominated by the Repub.
lic'n party. for re election to the Office
Of assessor 10 District No. and having
been prevented from Csnvussing on ac-
count Of sxtrsme illness end death in
my family, l take this method Of pre-
'snIiDg my claims for your csreful con-
sidersIiOn. have spared no labor or
time 10 render-ai least such fyou as
have had difficulties about Jour assess
menls, or errors found on the land books
needing correction, all the assistance neo.
rs'ary to procure relief from the prop
er authorities. [ have dealt with you
10 plain truth, 10 undi'guissd honesty
of purpose,
have been your assessor two years
and | tell you honestly, an just now
compliant to perform the duties, The
office of assessor isa very important one,
be has his hand upon the pocket book Of
every man in his district; and unless he
be safe man your interests must suffer,
-he should be as firm rs the Eternal
Hills in the discharge Of his duties. ire
spectiVe of party friend or foe, while
al the same time he should be- kind anl
agreeable. How far possess these quail
lilies is for you to say, I have tried to
exercise them in dealing with you all.
Now while do not desire 10 runiu this
canvass purely upon military racord,
| would ask the soldier who suffered with
mo 10 the field, and appeal to the loyal
voters Of this county 10 say by their bal
lots on the eel OF October, that they
will not turn out man who has given
general satisfaction, for one who 10
the dark days Of this country, stayed at
home making money. anil did not even
give hearty support TO the cause Of
Uuion and Liberty, Thanking you oil
for your patronage heretofore, ! have
the honor to subscribe myself
Your obedient sevant,
A. G. MASON.
October l3h 1868
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Point Pleasant Retail Market,
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN GRocERS.

FLouR-ln good demand; X 50 rs;
Xxx SO rs; XXX$iO u.s. Fancy Sli IS
GRAIr-Whoot prime 81 8o@l 75i
Cats 5O@55c; Corn $4,000.
PRovlsIoSs- Shoulders lT0ls cts.
hams 22@25o; sides 1920 c. Mess
Pork lsc; dried beef 25@Se conts.-
ArPLEs--Dried 0COsc per pound.
DRIEp PEAcHRs- l0@l2kc a pound.
PoTAToEs.- 6509o per bush
LARD = 29c@25
BEANs.--
BUTTER 32@3Sc.
EGos--In good demand at 10000.
COTREE-a5@3O for greOu, Drowned
80 cts, ar .'
SUGAa--HavOnnS, 14c; Cuba l5c;
N. o. l6@l7o; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, l8@loc.
NAILs.-We note on aCtvo demand al
the following quotations:
IOd to God at 80; 81 IS s5; Cd 50 30
al IS rs: Sd so so, with the usual dis.
count to the trade.
FrsH-Ncw mOckcral by tho kit &c 50
ass 90
KAyAvna SALT Barrel 80 90
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COMMISSIONERS SABAi

FINDER decrec rendered At toe lugu.,
u torn Of tier Circuit Court OF 1gn con aty
1858, on the report Of surveys t.p., irc,n the
Commissioner Of School Lau'.s q Masc, 4, ooun-
~, theundersigned oo0Cdissioner fuly np.
pointed by said Court viii offer Tor sails Dc
fore the font door Of Inc Oour. House Of Ma
son county, on p,c 95th day Of October. 1868.
the following waste or uAApproprlNted land,
viz: All o. taat tract or parcel Of land situated
CoTimssInner's report. now on nle In the
Clerks Office Of said Court. aud in IN Exhibit
marked (B), and containing g. acres
Terus,--Uno fourth cash in hand. and the
resldno In twelve months, with intorest from
day ofsale. the purchaser giving bond with
good security for the deferred payment, and
the title retAlpod aS further see,trity.
y. A. GUTHRIR,
oct -dw. Commssioier,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

KENTUCKY we predic, vii year hence,
be the most Radical State of the Union,
The moment Grant is elected, aud FREQ
speech and free thought become posi-
bilIity, DE rebound will be tremendous
AtprcseOt loyOlIy in Kentucky to man
Of mesns is loss of life. business and So
cial position, To poor msn it more
often is loss OF lie. Let an even chance
once be given. and rscoiI from such
state Of things will carry the sla'e TO the
EXTREMIST length of Radicali'm. This
has always been history, and will be
again.
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APPOINTMENTS.

There will be Union Republican
meetings held at the following lin ant
places. Let there be good turn OUT
Fsidley's School House. October Is
| O'Clock p. NJ.
Hannah Town Hall, October 10th, II
O'Clock A. NJ.
Arbuokle Town Hall, o'clock P. NJ
October l7rh.
Union Town Hall, October 10th, Ii
O'Clock A. u.
Cologne. a, Woods School House,
o'clock P. NJ. October Goth.
West Columbia. October elst, night.
The above meetings will be addressed
by Hon. John NJ. Phelps and others.
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An Ounce of Preventive

Is worth pound Of cure, Fever aud Aguc
can b. prevented in all climates aud in all
constitutions by the constant use OF Roback's
Stomach Bittes. and oftimes the very worst
eases have been cured by their timely usc.-.
Persons living il mularious districts should
never Be without them, E, S Bright, Agent
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We had the pie assure Of taking by the
hand our old fiiend, Captain B ], Rol-
Inns, late comma nder of company C, 4th
Va. Vol. lnf'y. He informs us that he
is the Radical candidate for Representa-.
tive 10 the House Of Delegates for Me.
son county, West Virginia. We regret
10 say that bis prospects for an election
are by no means, Aatleriug, The Cap
tain, although good man. is aboard of
lhe sinking ship of Radicalism. and the
unalterable law OF Grsvitstion, which is
bearing it steadily down. will have no
more respect for ihs Captains good
qualities than the falcon would for the
plumage of The dOve.-Pomeroy (O)
Banner.
We find tho above very friendly (O
notice Of Captain Rollins in the Banner
Of September 3Oth. The kind editor
"reErcIs to say that the Captains pros
poets Tor on election are by no means
fattering;" yrt he is honest ard gentle
man enough to admit that Csproin Rol-
Inns is gotd mar but at the same
time says that the Captain is on "sink-
ing ship" II this democratic editor
will be patient, the people will demons
trate that point. and ere long will prove
TO the satisfaction of all, that the Repub.
lican ship will confines to ride the wave
long alter her competitor has ceased to
be admired. By glancinC at the motto
a, the heal Of the Boaner, "Uni'ed
We stand-Dvided we FALL" the
inquiry naturally arises. why cannot
ire friendly editor, in view of his, AID
Captain Rollins past services ia oppo-
silicu TO the Southern Democrats and
their rebellion. range himself 10 accord
anea with said motto, by the side Of The
gallant Csptsin. at tho ballot box, as
he was. 10 arms. during the wal?
Anorh'rirquiy suggests ITSELF. How
eould thiseditor conclude thst the Dem.
otra;ic ship is anything ike as safe and
sound as the R publican ship. since he
flied TO suggest his motto. United we
stand" &r. 10 HE friends in the New
York Convention! From their platform
and the expressed views Of their cSudi-
dates, they evidently were unmiudfuI
that a single Democrat writes or prints
under such beautiful motto.
M, Sevans you need not have any
Fears of the result in Mason county. We
intend to elect Captain Rollins ty over
200 majority, we arc going 10 elect eve.
ry man on The Republican county ticket
We will rltel General Wtcher to Con.
gres' from this District By from 1900 to
1900 m,irrily; the base ssnderS and I'm
mi'igared lying Of the Mason county
Journal and the copperhead stump ora
tors in the interest OF Mr.. Moore, to the
contrary Notwithstanding, And we will
elect our entire State ticket by 10 900
majority, Rebels and Copperheads
can, control glorious West Virginia.
------S----
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CONNECTICUT.
The state in Republican Hands.
HARTFORD. CoSY, October s,h

HARTFORD. Cow. October sth
Full returns OF the town elections have
been received. Of the 1863 towns that
voted Monday. So are clearly Rspubli :
can; 90 Democratic, and Z divided The
Republicans gain the entire Registration
Board 10 eleven towns that we're Demo-
cratic last year. and gain portion Of
the boards in Eve towns that were Who'll
ly Democratic last year The Demo-
Gratis gain the Registration Boards in
five towns that were Republican last year
in two towns that were partially Repub
licun Boards; in two towns that were
wholly Republican lSstyear, The above
10 official.
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What an admirab's Secretary of War
N Napoleon Butcher Forrest would mokel
How delightfully."- the pirate Semms could
Gil the Navy Department! And what .
safe custodian the nations trnsufG would
have 10 Howell Cobb! Not one of these
appointments. in case Of Seymour's cleo
ton. woull be among Iife's improbable
ties.
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SCROFULA

Aud all diseases OF the blood, ard all orurl.
i've diseases Of the skin. Old Sores. Tumors
and Ulcers, arising from whatever cause, can
be permanently cured by tho Use Of Dr. Ro.
backs BLOOD purifier and Blood Pills.
For sale by E, S, Bright. Druggist
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Unprincipled

Dcolers oIlen recommend other bitters because
they have not RObaek's We desire 10 bautiou
the afflicted against purchasing any Of them;
buy Robaeks Stomach Bitters and none other,
If yOu would combat diseise successfully.
Z 8, Bright, Aseht.
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TickErs.-AS the election is butA
fortnight of, no inns is 10 be spared in
getting out The tickets. The candidates
should scndiu their orders al once We
IRE now prepared to print them on short
notice.
Township candidates who desire their
names printed on the ticket must make
arrangements TO that effect Immediately
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OYSTERS Where's the man that
don't Ike oysters! HISS not the man we
want-but Joseph Alexander would rs-
specliully say to his felow.citizous eve
rywhere that he has opened an oyster
aud eating saloon on Main street
opposite Cole & Byau's store. Give
him call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

REsPITED. Governor FOREMAN has
granted ArOspito to Charles II. Younger,
who was sentenced to DO hung on Fri
day next. ill the eth day Of November
1883.
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NorrcE.-Hereaher we shall make it rule
tc charge at the rate of is cents per line for all
"puffs," and advertisements Of any descip.
tiOn. which are placed in our local columns,
religious and charitable offices alone excepted.
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued.
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lNIoS Mss OF w. V&.--Rsmembsr,
tha, on Thursday the e2l day Of this
month,--iuSt one wOrk,--you will be
called upon 10 fight the great prelimina'
" battle of tho campaign, here 10 West
Virginia. live defeat the democracy in
this State by large majority, we will
gain an easy victory 10 the Presidential
contest gu Tuesday tho 81 day Of No
VsmboF,
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vorE TIE WHOLE TIcKET.-UnlOn
men, don't forget 10 vote the whole
Union ticket, State District, County,
aud Township. Don't blur it with a pen,
ciluors Election Ou Thursday, the
2sl day Of October.
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On. A. K, BANHEE, late oil Buffalo.
yesterday bought the residence of Rob.
ert Wilson Ofthiu tOwo, and will move
among US 10 few days, and permanent.
Iy locate in the practice Of hi. profession
See cord next week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

Union men see that your nsighbor is
right. and encourage him TO be prompt,
at the polls on election day. Work with
a will for the Uuion candidates, Re-
member Vermont and Milne, aud let
West Virginia stand shoulder to sholder
with these noble Republicans who voted
10 crush out the last vcslige of rebellion,
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srSD THEN tS.--wO respectfully ask Jus
tees Of the Peace to report cases Of publse in
terest, tried before them. and everybody to
send items Of interest for publication. A 10,
cal paper should be a compendium of local
history. Help US to 20 make the Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

ANDY JouSsoS has only one hundred
and forty sir days more iu which to libel
the Republic. Then comes freedom,
peace. and prosperity, under GRANT and
CoLFAr. Glory! GIoryl GIANT and
PEACE.
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West Virginia
AGRICULTURAL I,lLLREEI

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The scope Of the College, beside a PREl'Ah,
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The cost OF Tuition, Books and pasrliLS
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In respect to health, oeautiful scenery ~
favorable moral surroundings. Tho Plaee'ls Ha,
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Col Il. WrAvIA. A, II. Professor e
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>. q. SrrveNs, A NJ, Professor Of Natut9tN
.1hilOSOphv and ofNainTal Sciences. lll'
I fliNRY ", HARNAN. d. d. Professor Of An
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ouvEp w. MnLyR. A, 81, Assistant 10 thu
areparatory Departmental ~.
DHa, ~ HAoASs. Esq Superintendent Vt
the GfnnOds and BuildneEf 1ida div sen-
Hren " BRocG, NJ D., Lecturer, pp rAysl,
oligy and Hygiene. t.-..5
Hoy touS 4. DlLtK. Lecturer on Ci3ii amt
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ALEX. NARTINOs
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The regular Communication Of Mlllupt
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HioRthly, on tho night nf tAs null nJonh lhc
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A LARG X assortment Of StonewAro OfAll ds.
~. scriptiops. from {; gallon w. iqst reeiv'
vi ana firo ,a,cN COLE l. 0RtANS,
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Ho, Everybody!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSl
It, Pleasant Clothing Housed
A. HESS.

II AvING just received one of the largest
IL hest and cheapest stocks of goods ever
brought to this place, respectfully invites the
public, 10
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