The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-19

The following is the programme sub
m;tsa BY the Countttee raised for thai
nsrnOse, and adopted by the Point Pleas.
n. Sunday School Convention for perfOr.
nance at the February meeting Of the
Convention on the second Sabbath Of that
month, at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
q o'clock P. n.
/. Roll call of officers and members
their response in Scripture.
.. Concert Singing.
3. Prayer.
A. Concert Singing.
5. Address by Rev. Mr.. Hardwick.
6. Essay, Miss Fannie Franklin-the
PosseScr.
I. Essay, Miss Ollie sisson-Faith.
8. Discussion of the following quest
ion: us the world advancing in moral i'm
nrosements' Allirmative-R. S. Bick4l,
d. PribbIe. Gins. u. Franklin, $. H.
Patrick and +. A. Guthrie. Negative
II. IL. Howard, i. i, Gibbs, D. p.
Guthrie and i. F. Gntpbcll.
9. Concert Singing.
10. Prayer.
III. Bencdiction.
The Aldinefor 1871. formerly tue Al
dine Pres, published by james Sutton
s Co, % Liberty Street, New York. bag
changed not only its name, but also its
form. The object of the publishers is to
fusnish q medium which shall be ft ex-
poneut Of progress, aud of the beautiful in
printing and the kindred arts. The latest
and most improved machinery. and the
very highest order Of mechanical aud ar
tistic talent isstaxed to the utmost to pro-
duce sheet-as nearly as possible-per-
feet in typography and illustration. No
psins will be spared to keep tile literary
matter. original and selected, equal to the
lNst. The unequalled excellence of the
wood .cut illustrations published in the pa
&c. of the Alaiae has elected the commcn-
dation of the Europeanas well as the AM
er,can press, and has been hailed as the
commencement of new era in the history
Of Illustrated journalism.
During this year the publishers will
present to tho patrens Of the dhliHc, the
rarest specimens from the pencils and gra-
yers,of the foremost art IS Of the world;
and willie the illustrations may be counted
by the scores, the volumc.iwill contain
nothing that is not Of permanent value as
work Of art.
The terms are. one copy four months.
81; one copy, one year, s. so; Eve cop
les, one year, 50 10. TAe publishers al
so scad free toevery subscriber the bea''-
tiful oil chrome Ducks" Address as
above.
The following are the officers elected in
the Clifton Lodge No. 45, l. o. -. T..
for tue ensuing term:
Charles Flagg, N. G.; Edward B. New
land. v. G Joseph Wheeler, P. g.; W..
NJ. Short, Sec; r. W swauger. Treasu-
rer; Samuel Talbot, Warden; Ghas. Tin-
bcrlake, Conductor; j. J. Williams, o.
G.; G. B. Stump, I. G.; Jonas Aumiller,
R. S. to N. G.; William Williams. L. s.
to N. O.; John Mason, RS TO Y. G;
j. N. Simmons. i. S. to v. g.; w.
McGufau, R. S. S., Thomas Roberts, L.
S. S.
NV Goops.-with the opening Of
navigation Mr.. Thomas L. Hale received
a large stock Of groceries, tin.ware, &c
Mr.. Hale keeps nothing but the very best
goods and sells at the very lowest prices
Ifyou wish,to save money, We advise you
to buy your goods of Mr.. Hale. Give
him call.
We learn that the Clifton Iron aud Nail
Company are now running steady and
turning out between three and four nun
bred kegs Of nails daily. The reputation
oftbo Clifton Nails is established, and the
demand for them is so great. that the
Company can hardly keep up the supply
A.......:, noo,;,, conducted by Rev.