The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

March number OF Peters .HgsIed! Mouth
ly is at Land, and contains some twenty.
four pages Of Choice New Musje, giving
selections from the most popular writer's
and variety enough to suit The most ius
tidious. We notice, FIRST, beautiful lit.
lie ballad. with Chorus, by J. S. Cox,
entitled Left oil A lone. the words Of
which run as follows
I'm lch all alone in my, sorrow.
No mother TO soolhe me TO rest.
Then follows Sacred Sorg By George
Leach, entitled The Lord will Pro
vide.'
Though troubles assail and dangers alright;
Though friends may all fail and foes all unite;
Yet one thing secures u.s. whatever belide;
The Scriptures assures us--Ihe Lord will pro-
vide"
"CoraIine," by the Nations Song
Writer, Will S Hays, comes next, he
chorus Of which runs as follows
ooh! she was fair and gentle as child hid
ever been,
And thc.iaircst Of the angels is our darling
Coraline,"
This is followed by a sprghtly Comic
Song by Y, Brigham Bishop, entitled
THE Young Widow" aud, among 9TH
ev things, she says,
"she doesn't wan: man who stops GU. al
night,
Or one that drink, brandy and comes home
quite tight"
In addition to tho above, Mr.. Peters
gives fifteen pages Of choice family Roa'
ding, aud I'll for the moderate sum Of
80 cents, q SO per year-over So worth
Of New Music appearing in each mum
Der. Those OF musical friends who Dc
20. subscribe are certainly losing rich
treat, az $40 worth of music caunot be
bought every day for such small sum
Issued by J. L, Peters, Music Publish.
TIP 0 Box SEQ, New York:
FIRE ~ KMGwooD,- Sunday morning
IN inst, about Two o'clock. the Court
Hou.e Of Preston county was discovered
to be on FIRE. The alarm was given, the
citizens rushed, TO the spot as soon as
possible, but when they arrived the
flame, had made such rapid progress
that they could do nothing towards saw
ing the boildog or any Of It's contents,
aod could only work to preventive FIRE
spreading to the adjacent buiIiings.--
Our informant says that the docket, and
oil the records were entirely destroyed.
Also the printing office of Kauser,
editor Of the Preston Coaay Journal,
was entirely destroyed, We deeply sym.
pa,hzo with Bro Kausar aud other cit.
izans Of Preston, in this severe loss,
from which they will not entirely recov-
CT in ha'fa century. The loss Of Court
Records mud Doehairi,' too gfsat 10 &c
even imng'nad, We have not learned
whether thera wos any Insurance on tho
Court house. or on The printing ma;edol.
1t 10 be hoped lha. the Superriscrs
had The Court house insured, and Shat
Bro Kjauser bad his Prrss, types, and
paper also protected in Ike manuer.-
We are Informed that the Journal will
make its appearance again in abou! six
weeks. We hope Mr.. Klousor's sub
scribers will not only sympalhize with
bin, but tha! they will wait patiently Tor
the coming of tho Joaraa1-pay up old
scoros-and a, least two years ia ad-
ande.-Pos!,
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tho country merchant in giving the
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