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

lAkhef, N tlln placos w 7AAAeeNJ ONSu7
ing, December 10Th. BY Rev. ]. N. Pow
ell, Mr.. Eli Ellswick aud Miss Jane A.
Hensley; both Of New Haven,
AT The residence Of Mr. J Lambert in
this place. on Tuesday evening, January
Sd, by Rev. j. i. Hcnsley, Mr.. St. G..
Curry and Miss G. j. Cole; both Of New
Haven.
Calabar Grains arc mighty medicine.
aud are performing wonders IN the way Of
relief from all the ills that flesh is heir to,
in our place. A few days ago one Of our
citizens was given dose Of raisen seeds
with the belief that they were the vcrita-
bic grains. Wonderfulto reluie the seeds
and bis imagination. performed speedy
cure. lie advises all his friends to use
Calabar Grains.
The following nro tue officers Of New
Haven Lodge, No. IS, l. Q. o. f., for
torn ending. juno SOth, 1871:
II. L. Chester, n. G.; D, W. Gossctt,
v. G John Grinstead. R. Sec'y; Geo.
Wilding, p, sec'y.; Thos. II. Hughes,
Treasurer: W. P. Turley, Chaplain; 7. y.
Jones. P. GO. B. Smith, Warden; ).
NJ Graham, Conductor; R. Waters. R.
S. to N. G.; G. G. Tlumcl, j. S. to N,
C.; Perry Curry. o. G.; NJ. v. II. Riser,
I. Gil saiah G. Cundia. r. S. to v. g.;
WIN. Allen, L. S. to v. G.; John Turley,
R. S. s.; James NJ. Cuudif. L. S. S.
The young ladies and children Of tho
NJ. +. Sabbath School gave an entertain
ment at the Church on New Years Eve,
which passed of very pleasantly. Prof.
A w. Williams officiatcd at the organ.
Dmr FOR TnE MILLIoS. Wealth no
longer monopolizes the luxuriss Of lifc.-.-
Persons in the most moderate circums,an-
COS can have delicious dessert daily for
sum SO triaing that it is scarcely worth
naming. They can take their choice Of
over fifty delicate dishes (each one Of which
the most fastidious epicure would smack
his Fps over, at cost which in these dear
times. may well DO called nominal. Gus
tards. Creams, Blanc Mango, Charlotte
Rusc, Puldings. Pies. Creams, Cakes and
JeIlics are included in this cheap aud var
led bill Of fare.
But say tho skcptical, reader, shrug
ging bis shoulders incredulousiy. "this is
not an ageof miracles; give nc facts, not
assertions" This is an age Of miracles
miracles Of science; aud SEA Moss FARlNE.
the new nrticle that produces these bon.
mes bouclics, - is one of wonders. The Sea
Moss Farine Company, So Park Place,
New York, is manufacturing this incom-
parable edible from Carragneu or Irish
Moss under patent procured last summer,
and its popularity is already so great that
the extensive mills of the Association, al
though running night and day, can scarce
ly keep pace with the proaigious demands.
.. -. .
The Observers Year Book for 1871 has
como to hand and is q. well executed job.
For general information it is one Of the
best documents Of tho kind which has
come under our observation. The first
Directory of New York, published in
1856. is reprisled in this work. 1t is q
rare book. and four years ago cosy Of it
brought 500 at auction. The price Of
this book is 81. ALI subscribers to the
New York Observer will receive it gratu.
itOusly by paying their subscription for one
year in advance.
The Ohio River is now full Officiating
ice, which prevents steamboat navigation.
Tho Kanawha is entirely clear Of ice.
We have received the first number The
Only Courier, published at Charleston by
II. S. Walker & Co. It makes a very