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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

Easter Sunuav april SIu.
Judge Simpson is in town.
Next Friday is St. Patrick's day.
Some men bate to say | owe A Qowa,)
Preaching ut the NJ. =. Church next
Sunday evening,
Col. Webster spent several days in town,
this week.
DR.. D, G. Forbes, intends becoming a
resident Of this place, shortly.
Suicides scarce but knock downs
plenty.
"Mush and Milk suppers" are the la.
test agouy in Ohio.
Capt. Burnap was in town Saturday.
But them boots" beat US.
Ex-sheriF Shrewsbury. has "bilS' on
his neck.
Warning to ta!d hcads-Dcath loves q
shining mark.
Wellington Eastman, EAq., has return
ed to this place.
When o girl falls in love With an Irish
man, her heart always goes pity Pat.
Brother Howard, wants to employ a
sober and industrious printer.
This week the sign is rishtfOr planting
early potatoes.
Mason county enu't beat for raising cat
tie.
Asoy is known by the company he
Keeps.
latrouize tbose who viii patronize sou,
aud keep up circulation.
There are thirteen Salt Furnaces in Ma.
son eouaty, and all arc in operation.
Anew Salt Furnace is talked of at
West goAmtia.
Col. F. W. Sisson las returned fschl
Cbicago.
Dir. Mecpusland is li'ching to drain his
lat.
Mr. Robert Young las returned from
Pittsburg.
1t is better to he poor than igucrant.-
Two dollars will buy tho Register for oae
scar.
II. j. Fisher, ST., DIV. polslcy, and
j. w, English. Esq, have returned from
jackson Court.
James McCombs, Esq, formerly Of this
place, but ROW IF Pcrasylvauia. called in
to SEQ us Monday.
Sir. Fraak Guthrie, Sunday night came
ucar breaking lis leg while going on to
the &harfbOat.
Mr.. j. N. Henucsy started somo five
teams Tuesday. to hauling slaves From his
Mill GU Three Mile to Kauawha River.
Rev. Mr.. Young bus been appointed by
tho West Virginia Conference, to supply
this circuit.
Union Prayer Meeting will held at the
Presbyterian Church this evening Thurs
Lay).
We ask attention to the advertisement
of Armstrong. Gator Il Co., Baltmose,
Nd, in this number Of tue Register.
patroniae home industry, spend your
money at home, with those who make up
your community.
JOhu Young, Esq, Of Mason City, met
with an accident ono day last week, which
resulted in breaking his right arm.
Last Sunday night week, WIN. Lyons,
lost by death, au interesting child, aged IL
months and S days.
Treasurer Spinner has decided that
postmastcrs must receive mutilated curren-
cy for the full value III payment for post
age stamps.
vtIusbands!-Ge "grecnbacts" in your
pockets. No less than twonty.Ouo differ
eut styles of ladies bOnnets and hats are
reported for Spring fashions.
They are about to start National Bank
at Mason City, this county. 1t will be q
good thing for tbo people in tho upper par
of tho county.
We learn that there is project on foot te
build large -four mill on Thirteen Mile
Creek, some three miles above the Mouth,
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HI

These Pills are tie most delightfully."- pleas.
ant pureative, supcFsedlng caste, oil, aal;ai
nasnesia, eto. Tlitrc IA nothing more accept.
able 10 the stomach. They are composed Of
the finest ingredients. After few dare use Of
them, such an refrigeration Of the entlTs system
takes place a. 10 appear miraculous Ia the
weak and eneTvated. whether allaing from inn
prudence or disease. H. T. Helmbolda Com.
pound Fluid Extract oatawba Grape Pills are
MT sugar coated from tha fact that augar. coat,
ed Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the
stomach without dissolying, consequently do
not produce the desired effect THE 'oATAW.
BA GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant IN taste
and oder, do mol nacessitata their being sugar
coated. PRICE FIFTY oESTs PER BOX.
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eHto So"ASuiP-SVeePu huUAuess ESD
teacher-closed its six months term last
Friday. We were present at the examin-
alton exercises. aud were pleased to see tho
good order and decorum Of the scholars
and the promptuess in which they answer.
ed all questions The children seem to bo
advancing RAPIDLY in their studies. and all
seem anxious to acquire knowledge.
Charley Latham is foreman in Mr.. Jew.
ett's shoe shop, and for "Rts" he can't DO
surpassed. Now as every lady is exceed
ingly fond Of displaying purity" foot,
they IRE advised to have Charley take their
measure for pair ofshoes. aud we guar
antec good fit. and a reduction Of at least
one number in the size of her shoe.
Not long since man was arrested in
our county for beating his wife, and taken
before a justice, who fined him $40 and
cost. lie said that he thanked God that
DO was not arrested for any mean, dirty
crime, like getting drunk.
We are panied to chronicle the death of
Robert NJ. q bright and promising little
son of DR.. D. 9. Forbes, of Leon
lie died on Friday evening of PscudOm-
ombranous Group, and was aged one year
and nine months.
Several ladies have complained to US
about men collecting on the streets. and
making rude remarks aud laughing as la
dies pass them. Those who are guilty Of
such conduct, will take the hint.
While bellies their lovely graces spread,
Aud tops around them autter,
III be content with Anna Bread,
And won't have any Tut her.
That's right
Some scoundrel Friday night, threw u
rock through the strect-lump. in front
of the Kline House, completely de-
molishipg it. A man who would thus
wilfully destroy private property, would
commit murder.
M,,. s.or.;nr von, nam, bec,use
,ho sd;,or does not consorm 70 yopr ideas
fr;rb. W. have q c.se or two Of this
LIND Wa will sno.t mr. sentiments. if
49, lo,o o,o., .,,,sor;ber Won h..
-. ....,o, = .on,. ,,,.,
ss.ss. pa pa. ., WI p;ano Tnos5.r r;abt
u'G ~ nq n.s ~. ..s;soa :, .p.of n q
~ - .40.l
''A1 !,
JOSH shl says 'as.e % more ps0uu
IN q 'ioapsg9ssgS'Sf' slau ~ auS o'uci
iiiaal.
HopaIpfs 5r1rAss NE4R JonSsos's
sao.ss DESKS CosSrY. WEsr Va
abop, q Ss;loek Friday morning. doth
inst 4 Band Of thieves three in number,
made n most brutal attack upon Peyton
Turlcy aud wife, and after beating their
heads Yitl, Ian axe helyc. almost into a
iylly, began searching trunks, &c., and
found some $500 or $3.50 which they
took. and lost. Tho parties were white,
but had themselves painted black. Mr..
and Mrs. Tnrley are 80 and 6s respect.
aSoiy' ana ooln naVe pcen ~ tSeoi' uel''s
lot q Vn g snii0. a1opss are ens'.'s luz.
Oy tue PHYSICIANS Ia a''0paans &C., IaAs wv"
may possibly recover . la'o gsanu-
child OF nut. aod Mrs. 4urley, aeeu lour
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Delivered % any address. Secntt TOM ouf
y E.tsSil.hed upward d twenty Year,, Sold
nv Druggists everwherr. Address leliefe lor
inflammation, in confidence to Hcpry y. Helnle
bald, Drgggist and Chemist;
ONLY nepots: II Y. HELM B0Lp'a Drag
and Chemical Warehouse, No. 59l Broadway
New york, or 10 Il. 4 II ELMBoLD'S Medical
Depot, lol South Tenth stNOt Philadelphia,
BEwARE or COUNT AN for
HENRY 4. HELMRoLD'sl Take no otter,
February 10.
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THE DAILY Sun, Go A YRAn..

a presminently readable nevspapsr, Win no
latEeet citcplatlon m The word. Free. lnde1
nom everywhere Two ecais cory !, 81 mani
20 cents 6month, OF 90 Syeaf.
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sRMI-wERKLY Sun, 90 A YEAR.
Of tho came size and general ehasaetar %
THE WEEKLY. but with greatas variety %
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing tho news
toits1ubscribers With greater freahleas. bocauso
1scouss twice week instead Of once only.
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We are informed that lady moving to
Mason City, arrived there by boat, on the
9th inst, while her husband brought bis
teams by land. During the evening it
became necessary that she should be ad-
mitted to come house and cared for. She
applied at number Of houses, stating her
condition, but found noao to care for her.
Consequently being stranger 10 strange
place, and not expecting her husband till
late in tho night. sbo was compelled to
remain on the street. where soon she gave
birth to a bouncing boy. An old gentle
man passing, seeing her condition, admin
stored to her wants. and with the assist
auce Of another person, moved her to an
old house, where at last accounts both
mother and babe we're doing finely.
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DIED, on the 10th inst. at his residence
in Arbuckle Township. this county at the
advanced age ofsl years, Rev. William
George.
Mr.. George was one Of the pioneer
Baptist preachers of West Virginia. He
has always borne tho reputation Of being
consistent Christian, laborious and
useful minister. Elders Davis and Hard.
wick ofIiciated at his funeral, which was
attended BY large concourse of people.
MARRIED. March 1st, 1871. at
Clifton, by Jacob Bird Esq, Adam Beltz
and Miss Margaret A. Hardy.
On the 9Th inst. by the same, Wash
ington Ely to Mrs. S. Mills; all of Mason
City.
"FoR EyERYDoDY."-We have received
the. Grst number Of new illustrated fami-
" paper. entitled 'For Everybody" It
il certainly one of the finest printed papers
in the country, and its illustrations as we'll
as the general character Of its contents,
entitlo it to our warmest cucomiums. -
The publisher. DESTROYS of excluding its
circulation, offers prizes of SO startling a
nature that few would believe them genu-
inc did he not explain his reasons and re-
fer to several well known houses as guar
antcc Of his sincerity. To every five hun
dredth subscriber he promises either q
Prince g. Co., Melodeon. worth $50, or a
Singer Sowing Machine of equal value;
aud to every ,housandth subscriber an Ez-
celsiOr Mover, worth $llo, made by J.
+. Soldering Co., Akron. o., or Prince
g. Co.. Parlor Organ, Of same value. He
refers to either the Soldering Co., or their
sagents4o ,Neasrs. Prince 4 Co.or tue Sage,
Sons & Co., Lithographiug, Printing and
Manufacturing Co., Buffalo. Sample cop
les, giving full particulars, will be sent on
receipt of fifteen cents, by the publisher,
Henry II. Sage, 26 Allen street Buffalo,
N. Y.
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II. r. Helnbold DIS
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.

Component Parts-Fluid Extract Hubbard
and Fluid Extract 0atawbS Grape
Jutcc.
For Liver Complaints, Jaundioe, Bilious AZ.
tections. Sick or Nervous Headache. Cos.
tlyeness etc. Pureiy Vegetable. contain-
ing no Mercury, Minerals or Delstsrious
DtuGa.
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-ooST OFFICE HoURS.--The ofice is
amen from o'clock a. m, to . o'clock p, m.-
" ri Sundays from Z o'clock a. M to . q M.
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henry \. HELMBoLD'S

HENRY 7. HELMBOLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA
win radically exterminata from tho Syatem
Scrofnla, Syphilis. Fever Sores, Ulcers. sorc
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore Head. Bron'
cGitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Cankers,
Runpings from the 4 r. White SwOllings, Tu.
more, Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Ricketts,.
Glandular Swclliugs. Night Sweats. Rash,
letter, Humors Of all kinds. Chrouic Rheunaa.
tiIm, Dyspepsia. and all diseases that have
been established in the system for years.
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RICHMOND ADvERrrsEMESrs'-We di-
RIO. attention to the advertisements in this
issue under the head of Richmond Ad-
.yerftisemrnts," next week We will give
these firms more extended notice, and at
the same time we hope to be able to an
pouuco what the freight rer 100 lbs, on
tobacco will DO from tho KapaSha Valley
to Richmond.
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TUE IRlsu World -Wc have received
copy Of new paper Of the above name,
published in New York. It is large
cight.paged journal, aud contains As col
umus Of reading matter. As an organ of
thought, IL has already acquired even a
European reputation; and is recognized
by tho press of America. or ireland, and
England as standing 6rst Of its kind in the
United States. As u Vehicle Of News, it
is, az its name purports, condensed week
ly history of tho wOrld-thst is, Of the
Irish world-(and where over the earth
arc Irishmcn not to DO fouud?) The chief
Editor is the Hon. W. Il. Robinson, late
Member of Congress,-who has SO distiu-
guishrd himself for his persistent opposi-
ton to the arrogant pretensions of England
at all times and in. all places. The Irish
World is marvel Of cheapncss-only
$3.50 per year. Three persons. by club
bing together. can have the paper sent to
ono address for So for one year. The
Editors invite persons 20 send on for
Spscinscn Copies. FREE. Tho St. Pat
rick's Day number will have a splendid il
Illustration of the Grand Procession, fuc
miles long, marching through New York.
A thrilling storyis to be commenced at
about that time. Address-"The IRIsu
,u.. n11 E..nLfn.d slrnnt Nnur Ynrk.
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parllla, and 'Oa.awba Grape Pill, IN such s'lri
eases as recommended cannot b sufpnsee -
Price one dollar per bottle.
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as.onvsTocK LODGE No. IS. /. Q. o. p,
n Paint Pleasant, meet every Thursday
" tao at o'clock, at Barcus' Hall.
e'sD''S s. J. saISDLE, ssc'y.
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SEA Moss FARtSE-This isa new article
Of food, which We take pleasuse in com
mendiug to our readers. We have used
it in our families. aud have found it to be
tho most nutritious, delicate, and palata-
BILE article for table use we have seen.
It's q light aud agreeable farine. very
pleasant to the taste. easy of digestion, and
hence specially adapted to the use of the
sick, tho thousands Of dyspepics among
us, aud for the young children; besides.
the Sea Moss its principal ingredient has
many curative properties, and is high
" recommended for pectOral and scrofulOus
affections, and is perfectly harmless.
Here, then, we have an entirely now ar
ticle Of food Of tho most delicate and iu-
vitips character, adapted to the use Of the
table for blanc mango, buildings. Charlotte
dc Russo, ETC., and almost invaluable for
use BY the invalid. It's simple, delicate,
nutritious, harmless, remediali aud coon
onical; as it eau be furnished fcT ouethkd
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A Newspaper Of the Present Tlmss.
IRieuhcd for People New on Earsh.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merehants, Pro-
fe,sipnal Men, Werken. Thinkers. and al Man
ney Of Honest Folks. aad the Wives. Sons, and
Daughter o. Ill such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YKARi
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOE ESQ.
Or lcss than one Cont Copy. Lot thcre DO .
$50 Club o. every Post once.
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: YoV rsH: Eise PFsHss, 90 10
i aAr
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rely upon good treatment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19


On the 18th inst, In this city, Mr$. Massey
GAAnREL, vile Of James Gambrel.
She lingcrea'ossg and suffered much
with that fell disease, consumption. Her
last hours were bright and happy ones, ex-
hibiting to those around her that SHE hud
grace to sustain her In the final hour. She
requested oil TO meet her In heaven. Her
husband and kindred have QUE sympathy
in their bereavement.
On thesSth inst, In this county, OF ty-
phOid fever, MAMIE, daughter or X. II.
and Virginia Buckley, aged 7 years, II
months and 70 days. s's
During her long, protracted illness she
bore II with fortitude seldom manifcsted
BY one OF her age. But she IL gone, and
though the heart may bleed, let not her
friends weep ~ those shat have no nope,
for let them be assured that she is gone to
be with her redeemer, and II they live the
life OF christtans, she will he the frs: to
meet them on the banks OF eternal deiiv-
GRANGE W hen called from time. r.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

Of occuIsp demonstration. It's home
influence, toy would BE- most sah,sa-
~, In multiplying like exaI6plis Of
Jsdieious econttny, until, through
the agency = Our present population,
alone, the Whole country may be
made . picture Of rural beauty and
agricultural prosperity. But the task
Of accom- pitching this, must devolve
upon another generation. Our far
naers are, generally, too old to learn
these new tricks, though young
enough 10 teach their successors, Ivy
precept ut beast, the value and Inn
portance Of the change of policy, in
dicated above, and necessitated by
the changed relations Of land and la
Dor, and the disruption Of system Of
agriculture shaped by the presence
Of slavery and adapted only to that
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

Death OF Judge w. *. Turner

The Hon. w. X. Turner, Judge Of
the County Court, died at his resi-
dence Ia North Nashville, yesterday,
at ten minutes past two o'clock. His
condition for several days past had
been precarious, and the sad event
was not unexpected. Judge Turner
WAS native of North Carolina, and
was in the 68th year of his age. Pre-
vious tn his residence In Nashville,
he praticed law In Montgomery coun-
tOrney General for the Clarksville
district. He also, at one time, repre-
sented Montgomery county in the
Legislature. At u later period he
was elected by the Legislature Judge
Of the Criminal Court for the district
composed OF Montgomery and David
son counties, and after the passage of
the law electing judges by the peo
Pile, he was again reelected. Pre-
vious to his second election he be-
came resident Of Nashville, and by
his dignlfied bearing on the bench, his
familiarity with the law, and his
faultless Judicial abilities, he became
at once great favorite with the
members of the bar, and was regard
ed by one and all as among the very
best criminal judges in the whole
country. His fame In this particular
was not confined alone to his own
district, but throughout the entire
State, and was the theme of CONVEX
sation with the profession In their
travels everywhere, our lawyers TAX
ing a delight 10 boast of him us a
model Judge. About the breaking
out of the war, Judge Turner, was
again hOnored with the position by
the almost unanimous vote of the
people, and continued tn serve In that
| capacity until the fall of Nashville,
when he was displaced. He then re-
suned the practice OF his profession,
which at once became lucrative. For
several years there was hardly an inn
portant criminal case In which he
was not engaged, The constant and
, severe labors devolving upon him Mt
that period broke him down, aud inn
mediately following lengthy argu-
ment In murder trial, he WAS strick-
en- down with paralysis, and for a
long time afterwards was confined tn
his bed. A year ago his friends
brought him out as q candidate for
Judge of the County Court, to which
position he was elected. Since that
time he continued In feeble health,
until several days ago, he had q second
attack Of paralysis, and yesterday
} his spirit took Its. flight. Before bis
atiiiction, there was not a more genial
gentleman 10 he found anywhere,
aud no man In the community had a
larger circle Of friends than judge
Turner. He was entertaining In hts
con versation, and won the hearts Of
all with whom he came In contact,
The deceased leaves a wife and
: only sister In this city TO mourn his
loss. He has also half hrother IN
Robertson county, aud many kindred
elsewhere, who will receive the intel
lIgence Of his death with grief -
Peace 10 his ash9s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

LETTERS from Hancock and Sheri-
dan represent that war, with the
Sioux Indians Is imminent, and the
United States forces are inadequate
to the emergency. But notwithstand-
ing the emergency, no troops can be
spared from the South. What are
the Indians, compared with the
bloody Kuklux? And what is the
peace of the Borders, compared with
the Importance Of the Southern elec-
toral vote to Grant?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

GEN. SHERMAN thinks the troops,
In the South, will have to be with
drawn to fight the Indians. IF he
will withdraw the carpetbaggers with
them, We shall hear of no more Ku-
klux outrages, except In the North,
where they are committed. with i'm
punity, so far as the force Bill is con-
cernad
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

I1the people like tosee purses again
In fashion, and gold and silver shin
ing through their meshes, they must
depose the Radicals from power. The
leaders Of that party, think the prec-
ious metal hardly good enough for
the favored bondholders, and rags
too good for the bone and sinew Of
the country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

IT IL announced that Grant will
shortly visit Kentucky--we presume,
70 see what Is the matter with the
machinery upon which he relied for
large Radical gains His visit will
do neither him, nor his party any
good, The less lse Is seen, the greater
his popularity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19
MARRIED.

On the 18TH inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. A. L. johnson, Mr..
r. III. KEEsEE and Miss ANN II. MA RsH IL,
daughter OF Horace ID. Marshall.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19
Farm for Sale.
BOOKS!

Buy your School Books Of II. w. Dough-
erty Co. They have an Immense stock.
A liberal discount on Sheet Music to
to ,chers. ~ t'rl 3f tfsf.f
Aug. 10. '71-tf. las Il s 1a
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JUST RECEIyED.

Two Car loads 81 Western Flour. war
ranted 70 give satisfaction.
Try those Sugar Cured Msxae5ts
HAMS, at COULTER & ALLEYS.
Juiys, Hit.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

THE London Times has sounded
the tocsin Of alarm, at the slow, but
sure advent Of cholera. From its birth
place In the East, its ravagcs are ex-
tending along the line OF its accus-
toned march, and since 1t has never
stopped short.of Europe and Ameri-
ca, preparations to receive 1t should
be inaugurated at once, at least, at
every point that 1t has heretofore WIS.,
tied. Such preparation cannot fail to
save many from Its deadly embrace,
In case 1t puts IN an appearance; but,
should 1t not come, will be the means
Of warding off the attacks OF other
diseases. 80 that prudent precau-
ton will be productive of good, In
either event. The disease has shown
itself In Berlin, and In England,
whence single stride will land it IN
the United States. 1t may come in a
few months, or in year, but come 1t
will unless prevented by such sanitary
precautions as will afford it no }0othold
upon our soil. IAN ounce Of pre-
vention is worth pound Of cure"