The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-01
HARrroRp ClgY TEENs.

are manufacturing salt, making salt barrels
mining coal, and selling dry goods and
groceries. We have three stores in thil
place, tO-wit: The compapy's store, Mr..
James W. Kelley, aud Charles JuhliUg.
Apples are tOlcrably plenty, but peaches
arc very scarce aud are selling at . dollars
per bushel.
The cOmpany's remoddled store hOuscls
nearly finished It will be quite an addi-
ton to the place, and will be much more
convenient than the old building was.
understand that Mr. L. Hnrpold has
his new stave muchiue almost completed
andready for operation. We hope he will
make it pay.
Mrs. Crosby who was so badly injured q
few weeks since by a fall, is recovering
rapidly end will be we'll in few days.
Professor Mcbride and Mr.. James
Polslcy, were in our town last week, With
tho view of selling musical instruments,
such as Organs, Pianos and Melodeons;
and for the purpose Of getting up singing
schools. We hope the people will encOur-
age them in their very laudable business.
They are both gentlemen, and we doubt
not, will do all they agree to do.
We hope your New Haven correspond
cnt feels somewhat relieved since he cred
his squib at US, and would just say that if
he is so near out of items to write about
as to be compelled to criticiso US, it he
will hold on to his goose-quill long enough
VIC will send him a few. We have just
learned that lie is not very we'll, being af-
flicted with pain in his uppcrdepartment,
we hope soon to hear of his speedy recOv-
cry, for it would be qnito loss to the
readers of the Register to be deprived of
the news from his thriving little village
and surroundings.
We understand that Mr.. 9. w. More
dock with his family, arc about 10 start 90
journey eastward, not to the battle
fields of France and Prussia, but to the
home of his childhood. Hope they will
have u pleasant time aud safe return.
TnE LADY's FmESD ron SEprEMBER.-
A capital number. The steel plate is n
quiet, domestic scene, the colored fashion
plate specially airy ard elegant, even for
this magazine, and the colorcd embroidery
pattern, brilliant. Under the Ivied
Bridge" looks cuchantingly cool, these
dry, hot, summer days. The illustrations
of cbildrcns' aud ladies' fashions, are
: graceful and stylish--just what ladies Of
taste require. Tho music is new and
pretty soug Eoline." Fresh and spirit
ed as the literary matter Of this magazine
always is, each number seems better than
the last That fayorile writer. Miss
douglas, osSluN new CuHttuueu sW' =
"Solid Silver; or, Crisie Dcane's Bridal
Gifts" which is written in her best vein;
and Hiss Prescott, lever charming, ever
new" continues 1.-The Cascannon's Aunt"
The work table novelties are Of varied in
tcrest, attractive to the Industrious. Pub
lished by Deacon u Peterson, $40 Wal
nut Street. philadelphia. Price $3.50 a
year (Which also includes large steel Gu,
graving). The Lady's Friend aud
The Saturday Evening Post" (and one
cngrayiug,) $500.
Lancaster, o., Dec. 90, 1869.
Messrs. r. o. Sure &c Co., Cincinnat,0 %.
GentIemen:-We have been selling your
jWAYNE'S ELIXIR of Buchu, Juniper
and Acetate of Potash, and from what we
hear efits use, would state that it gives
better satisfaction than any other article
we sell. in complaints Of tho Kidneys. Re-
specially. SL0CuM g. WHITE,
N SINRnD GEO n RINK