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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE!

IlST now opening, IN the three stor, brick
~ building north "i the court house, large and
complete assortment OF
DRUGS. Blank Books
Medicines: School Books,
btc-SlGts, ALL NEW. Miscclous do
Oil- and Paints, Stationery, Sc.
icrhmerv, Toys mud Nuts.
Liquors, Ne, Notions aud Muse
,l3-0wVrr aud Musical lnsir'Is
\ large lot OF ohoice teas i,on the Pckm Tea
Company. H. \. GKIGGs,
Geo. I. WuTE, Ac't
Mr. W hltc Is well known ns thorough druggist
practical chemist, aud will devote his whnlr time
aud attention To the drug b,l,ne,s An who may
call VII he sure Ia get the PuTcSt bugs put un
~ 'hr most scientific manner. SrpL ~.
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NAILS.
StI'.lNett
S2J ice ward ! ,-strnyed

y YERLlNG mare colts, bays, Of good size. one
- hnvnga very few white hairs on the fore head ,
nndn two yenr old SORE, mare, also good size oi
rather short build and sopcd rump, with both hind
tt.t white, aud n very narrow white strip on the
forehead making small curve To the side near the
halter strap and then passing back again to the cen
ire ot the nose
Any person returning said hay colts and sorrpl
mare, or giving information which will lead tn their
recovery, will receive the above reward lnnmn.
ton, hN letter oth.twls. must hc dircclcdto
m7.a' JoSLrn BAkLR, Worthwhile la sale co.
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CHARTERED, FEB 2id. 1873. ........
Amount Of premium notes IN force April LIT, 1851,
constituting fund tor the Payment OF losses,
S3G9,3Gs 81.
secured by lien property insured valued At over
$1,000 900.
This company msurcs dwellings, stores, ware
houses, manufactures, mills, barns, stables aud The
contents oi each together with every other sInl-
lar species ol property wiih,I the stntr, from
Loss or Damage by Fire
The Director, feel justified ia rrcpmlurudngihl>
company to the favorable consideration at the ctI-
Gems at Illinois Every one insured comes amcin-
berthe company bcing AN association ut custom
crs, each 1i whom Is concerned IN nlsuting his
nrghbor As the ndeunllicaton fund augnlrnls
in exact ratio with the increase ut r,ks the capital
OF the company is comparatively eAhaustlrss and
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BaRHY's FRUIT GARDEN.

bNllE FRUIT GARDEN, treatise intended
1 To explain and illustrate the physiology Of
fruit trees the theory and practice OF all operations
connected with thepropagn ton, tyansplan,ing, pru-
ming, and training OF orchard and garden trees. &C..
the laying out and arranging Of the dffrren, kinds
Of orchards and gardens; illustrated wi h upwards
Of 80 figures by P. Barry Of the Nount Hope
Nurseries, Rochester, New York. Price al25-
4 new Iot just received and for sale by
Aug2 A H. & c BuRLEY 100 Lake s'.
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4 u I oil popular medicines which may DC found
IL at The CRY DrUg Store" Ottawa.
Ayers cherry pcrluTai, Juno curIiri
Anderson = cough drops Jayne 8 rNprClowDt,
Buchan', Hung. ba,s ycfmuar,
Bu-gm vt honey, lnCiuc cordial
IUIsyW ui Life, Nauba.,, Calgrrl snuff
huc@l ,tuucas :, "arp Mississippi icyr, tome,
Hrlsi"I -nl ap0nIlH, Myers dnudrlon Il snys
hIM ui COLUMBIA, Nlasnyssars. & wH-g.hO,
iirdhu2 hHnc, MA.stcr~ Gin wcnt,
lNrhcilnr, lq hair dye, Merchant. carg'Inr OIL.
huNs ,1rapnua, Not0ls ,h hilrr- 4 mis-
tuw.'nrl.'s do Ollchy's hoaun remedy,
Champions s,mwb balls Orran', cholera medicine
Cheeseman's Arab, balls Osgood~ Ind choIuuogur,
tndys ointment, Roger hycfwort aud TAR,
Carpenters ext luch. Rushlon Il CIurks cod H..
Downs tlNIr yero
Dy-culcry specific, Railways ready relief.
, Egyptian ry" water Shcrmansall heHlnChas
tnhur~tuck' smrdcincs Saltcrs ginseng pnuacca,
Kenmore cough mkt Smiths tonic syTup,
DO nerve \ hone lin. Sionn'S medicines,
Fo.ga'c's cordhl, Spuhu' shcndache remedy
fllchs medicines, 1uwn-cnd'- Sarsapnrllln,
Great western ointment lhompson'> cye water,
Do powders, I he Kings oil,
DO pie ONT Naughns Nhnu,riptic,
Hr,rHn tanch, drops, Vegetable pum. bnsam,
tudIuN lrtlprOuimpnt WlStnr's bH. wild cherry
llouil1nd'- Germ hit;crs Western cough syrup,
llultuu', sar,uTu.la, Prlls cankrr hulsam,
81, Do dHrrhpa syrup, Hastings unpha,
llrrH' -Curvy wash, W Nanus elk. of opium,
HAYS lmimuut Ilpw,' buim,nt
llourk's pauaCca, Houses Indian Tonic.
HuSSsS, ShOuidcr Braces, and Supporters.
Cranes spino.Hbd, supp Hull, Gouldmg, n Marsh
tl,rh's abdominal do trusscs,
Nar-h's London do ftch'S shoulder braces.
Chupnnus alb. do jhlldrcn's trnsscs ass SID
nov bm T.. l.. THOMPSON.
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Circular for the Fall Of 1851
OF THE
NAM MOTH CHEAP STORE!

NN and alter lie II d N0vcmEcT, We WI be
~ found a; our NEW ATORE, = doors west
of the old stani} built expressly to meet the eNi-
g-ncIc- Of our rapidly increasing business. = stories
each, 40 FEET deep, lighted by two 30 feet sky lights
the entire front OF glass making ia all nearly COO
feet OF shell nnd counter rUum-bcng the most spa
cluu., .lc CANT aud best hqifed store wes; Of New
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Great Exhibition!
At the
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

Opposite We WUtSIoU House, T0vWcIS TritN
Huildug O1TA M, I'LL.
TN subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
i the citizens Of Ottawa, and all those that come
10 hs town to trade, to his urge and magnificent
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r.. - - % -, ~ "a - "a Va 49, =. -,
CIEEN EI;'S, consisting Of genera. a,sog,-
meni OF
STABLE d FANCY DRY GOODS.
Boots md shoes. D,rorrrir.. Hardware and It,-
lrrv. Qur,uswurr and Unnamed Nnlp.
Tn. assortment d.. now ,oy,uI,tc. and IN, Df,cu-
ton otprrs u. wishing To make thrir r,I ungrh,.rs
i. rrsuryu.Uy-lygIlr We vuu,g p,riIru .,i. 4, re-.
qur,, tle adir. io examine our .rl. and well ,,.
lrc'rI -.ucI, ui DEE. Goods .u.u-
Inns. .-,l, and linen. CuIrrr.. ThH,t. cloths rl.'I.
uu-. aIpgeaa- ri,ln,rr-. r .u-,l, nn,- urru'arn-
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School Books.

rONSTOCk'S Text Books Tor schools,
y Balloons English 4 Latin Grammar q Reader,
ilalrs s lll.laris Hist Of United States
Andres !. I.cNcou-Day's& Dawes Algebra,
Gnmlna.s, Arlhuclics, Biographies and
Readers. e GRlGGs.
Whites 3 story Brick. Oct 4.
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TIONERY,
Encourage
Home Manufacture Il Ottawa Enterprise,
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

Great Reduction in the Prices Of Hats at
FELCII'S HAT & CAR MANI FACTORY,
Corner Of CGUdi and Columbus street,
OTTAWA. HI,
I would return my sincere thanks to the public
! tor the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home manufacture oil hats aud hav-
lng made arrangements for obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing
adjustments in the east, now offer to the public
the very best article Of hat that can be manuiactur-
cd, for the low price OF 81, which | will warrant
superior to any - hat sold in this town and every
othcrquality oihat pledge myself to sell from
- TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
lhan any other establishment, for am the only
manufacturer IN town. and can afford to sell for
manufacturers profit. In presenting my hats to the
public, do 50 with the confident assurance that
can give IN" most entire satisfaction 10 all that vii!
favor me with Their patronage.
Also. please bear N mind that in purchasing from
FELCHN. YOU are encouraging the manufacture
in your midst; and he pledges himself to give YOU
a much better article Tor the price than you can get
at any tailor shop, boot shoe or other store IN the
town.
He wiiluo insult the understanding cfhis intel
Iigrnt community by Offering any argument to
prprc that The mdHufGrfurcr cdU sell n boiisr ar
Hcic Al less prize than any who buy in other cities
10 sell again; and every sensible and thinking per
son must know that in purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BET ONE PROFIT TO PAY.
and then the money You pay remain, and j. cN-
pended amongst you, and not sent off TO encourage
the manufacturers of other cites To the dctrncnt
of thoae at home.
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5 l. O A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine IN use has accomplished many Eara
VdHay tirts, aud given UTrrrsa. Sals every
variety hsd sa'c Of disease, that has anA
rdndd hts IS NoaFs Ointment and C5pdlin1 F0pdsr.
me OiHfH Is swiftly sUpetcrdug all other pinunrntA
aud lumcus tor the Of Fresh Wounds, Gals Of all
Kinds Sptaus nfiscs, Cracked Heels, Ringboue, Wind
gals Poll Evil. Gallons, Splvins, Sweeney FlStula, ss
fsi strains lautuc-s, sand Cracks. Foun1cred Feet.
Scratches OF Grease, Naucr and Horse Dstrinper.
TIE G'HdiUr PJidfr WIN remove all inflammation and
fever, purify the hood, loosen the skin, cleanse tbs
and strengthen every part Of the body; and has proved
sovereign remedy Or the following Diseases
fOundrt UstUmUcr, Hide Bound Loss Of Appetite. In
ward strains, elbow Water, Inflammation OF the Eye~,
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism. Commonly
called stu complaint whie proves fatal 10 many valu.
able hot,"- IN This country. II also safe md certain
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds which generate 30 many
fatal discascs,
These remedies n,ru byrre, and ascp C.'s If the d.
TER tons are followed.
For Mtthet particulars and -uiy Of Ccriifea.O OF
yeIndrkablt lnres M YanptLlis OF ngrn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-15

~ ans, fluuna, Banjo, Flutes, and 'N6jcS and
Songs. f.. Y GRIGGS.
NorIh of the Court IIousr Oct 4
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stNNlNN Il sEANlNNINY
They are also agents Tor pulncc & Cos.
PATENT MELODEON.

which they are prepared 10 sell at manufacturers
prices. IH" public are invited 10 call and rNnmuc
Ihr-o popular Instruments. No CHARGE rem
ID.NiiiINtE. Ottawa, Ju.v II
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| have also a large and extensive assortment OF
cloth, oil CLOTH six mohnir srcttc aud cotton plush
caps OF all styles and coors, OF my own mnuuflc-
lurc aud ot'hc latest fashions; rogciherwi;h gen
cral assortment at soft hats of all colors and quail
ties, which ! am prepared to sell cheaper than the
cheapest Do not iaIl to eve me call, for you will
find everything aS represented l. FELCli
ntpv1 S,ut,IuI,r -.
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Popular Medicines !

| loF oipopuar medicines which may De found
IL at ihc " CRY DUg Store" Ottawa.
Ayers cherry prr,uTal, Juno curIn,
Nngrlsun,s cough drops, jayne r>pccIomnt,
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PAINFUL IICIINGs.
NPNLIL CONPLNLNTS.

And all cutancuus rrupuon-, are relieved from
irritation by bathing the parts with the Ready
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Ca & 3 ID ED 7y1.S

.9ll8 Ef4llaG ArrLynl
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100 600 Gases cUrCI IN 800 The most crcruci1-
ting PaiH STOPPED in ttro ho,uS
Railway ready rruri Is the quickest, safest and
most etlrCual remedy for the cure OF Rheumatism in
all IT. forms in usc We state only what we know.
it will stop the most orurng pains Of tins distress
ng complaint by one application. We have never
known It 10 tail IA gIVug instant relief. In every
city village and town oi America 1t has cured some
OF the people OF this cruel complaint In every case
we warrant it to doas stated itmsauly relieves the
sufferer from PAIN, aud speedily remove IT. cause
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

CSHAREES LEWIS respectfully inior.-
Y public that he has re-opened his goods m
the room nearly opposite the democrat PIRATE
inc office, third door above Barnes Drug store
where he has iust roceived'his New supply OF
Winter Goods, % which he invites the attea-
ton Of his former friends and customers and INC
public generally. His stock consists, in part, Of
the fOllowing;
Prints from . TO IS Cents.
Cashmeres, Alpaceas, DeLaincss Sc, very cheap
WoOllen and Cashmcre Shawls.
Black Dress SIX, IIadics' Flannel Shirts.
Black French Twilled and fancy eolOred Cloths.
Satin, fancy colored SIX and other Vestings.
Mems Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton Yarn, brown 4 Hlcached CuttOns & nFlnss
A large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps.
variety Of SILK, MOleskins Angola and Wool
HATS, very lOeSs With the usual assortment Of
GRocERIEs, HARDwARE, QUEENswAEH, DRvds and
MEDICINES, Books, STATIONERY, Sc, Sec
He invites the public 10 examine his stOck
which viii be found as low as any in The eOua.
Ivy.
AN kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
N. B.-ThosS Indebted to him VIII please eaii
and II possible pay hlm-by SO doing lhOY VIA
confer u lasting favor
December 3, lSSl-ly.
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THE MAILS.

The EAsTEES MAIL arrives a. C1aTksburg on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Of 9 o'clock,
T. NJ and departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Sat-
urdays az o'clock. A. VI.
The WEsTERN Man arrives on Aondays Tburs-
days and Saturdays, at o'clock 4. NJ, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
o'clock p. NJ.
The UxIoxTowS MAE arrives daily at o'clock,
?. NJ. Mondays excepted, and departs daily at
o'clock, y. NJ, Sundays excepted.
The WEsToS MAIL arrives on Mondays, We'd
neEdays and Fridays, at 4 o'clock. T. NJ. and de-
parts, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10
o'clock. A. NJ
The BuoKHASsoS MAIL arrives on Tuesday Of
each week, at O'Clock, p. NJ, and departs on
Wednesday at o'clock, a. N.
The BEvLRLT MAIL arrives on Monday Of each
week, At O'Clock, p. ~, and departs on Fridays
ct O'Clock, A. u.
The sHISSsTos NAH arrives ON Saturday Of each
week, at IL o'clock, 4. NJ, and departs at u
o'clock, NJ, Of same day.
TT The Post Office is open from o'clock A.
NJ, till o'clock, P. ", every day except Sunday
when it is open from to 10 o'clock, A. ", and
one hour AFTER the arrival Of each InEil.
E. BRUEN, p. 81.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

THE SPEECHES on MoXDAY.-Tho morning of
the day Of election was devoted by the different
candidates to defining their positions in public
speeches. We did not hear them, but understand
that they acquitted themselves very well. We
informed that Mr.. A. S. Holden, n candidate
for Delegate, during his remarks, took us to task
for not announcing him rs n candidate in the Re-
gister. We are surprised at this, inusmuch as
neither he any of his friends authorized us to
do so, which is the invariable custom. 1t may
be that Mr.. Holden was ignorant of this usage,
if so, we advise him to inform himself In future
before making himself ridiculous. He is freely
forgiven by us, the vote he received shows the
estimation in which he is held, and his powers
to do MS harm.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

DEATH OF BENJ. BRAY wILsoN.-we copy be-
low from the Lexington Mo- Chronicle of the
sth ult. an article the death Of Benz. Bray
Wilson, formerly of this place. lie was buried
on the Sth ult. His death was caused, we believe
by eating custard into which Croton oil had been
put, in mistake for oil Of cinnamon.
Most deeply do We regret the painful duty
which is devOlved upon us, of recording the death
of our esteemed young friend, Benjamin Bray
Wilson. He breathed his last, in this place, on
Thursday evening, after lingering illness of Sc
veral weeks. During the short time we have been
resident Of Lexington, there have been few with
whom our associations were more intimate, or for
whom our friendly attachments have been stron-
ger His many sterling and manly virtues had
drawn around him list Of friends that few Of his
age could boast; and while his death will fall
most heavily upon his parents and kindred, yet
numbers of others will mingle the tear-drop of
sorrow with theirs as they contemplate the I'M
timely fate of their friend; and long, long after
the first burst Of grief shall have passed away in
the hidden recesses Of many a heat, will be che
rished the memory of his virtues. In the very
prime Of his youth, with prospects Of bright flu
ture before him, either in his professional career
or in the prefcrment of his friends, with talents
and integrity which would have sustained with
honor in any position, he is cut of, and the dark,
gloomy mantle Of death enshrouds them all oh,
Death relentless Death can no plea avert thy
fatal shaft Must affections bleeding chords, the
pride of manhood and its glowing hopes, the no
blest virtues of our race the heart warm prayers
and tears Of loved ones, that hang like holy in
ccnse round the throne Of God must all these
be plead in vain Alas, yes,
"ELeaves have their time % fall,
And flowers 70 wither at the north winds breath,
And stars % ses-but thou hast all,
All seasons for thine own Oh. Deathr -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

IINHE bOst bargains can be had at r. Dosparl,
Il jr's. new establishment who has just rOcelv-
ed a very large and general assortment Of goods,
fnc good and chonp, which lie offers to sell Oh
pleasing terms for Cash, Produce, or 10 prompt
dealers on time. His stock consists In part Of
Cloths, CdSSiTnsrS, IIOerls, SGiiRsttS, Ready made
Clothing Consisting Of Fin dress and Oper Coait,
Vests, Pants, Shi,ts, &C., SiLks, AipaeaS. Dc.
Ldins, de-, Cnlicecs, Of every kind, and quality,
Sha,ols, brown, and bonched CottOns, DTiIiiHgs,
FidnnGls, LinSsys, and thousand and ono other
articles in the dry goods line. Ills stock also
comprises Groceries, QueenSwaro, Hardware,
Saddlory, Books and Stationary, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps and BOnneS. In abort, he has eve.
rything kept In a country store He caunOi tell
you ali, but como and SEQ for yourselves, and you
will cry with the Queen Of shoba, (who Whiom
did visit SoomOn) that the half has not besa
told you. lie will also give you practical do.
monstrhtlon Of another fact, stated In sacred writ
which Is, that old things arc done away, and
all things havo become new.
Clarksburg, Nov. l9Lh, l65i-if
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no THE PUBLTC!
1l1lMlM kl@Il.1R. 49, ~ ~

:3lNlM SlelGl1R: TFiR @GSss!. 's b
friends and pTomptness Of n portion o. my cue
toners, have been enabled 20 Snbatitute my
Tools, MGchninery, Stock, De-, which were dS.
stroyed by fire on the 27th Of May, last. Ny Ma.
chincry is now new, Of the vEET LATEsE IHPHcVE.
MIST, and not inferior 70 any In use. With these
facilities | can manufacture TIN, COPPER,
sHEET-1RoN and BRASS WARE lower than
has ever been done in tho West All kinds OF
JOB WORK win be done very promptly aud
at greatly reduced pTees. IioTaE. SPorTiNe Of
every Kind 81 the ahosrtsgt NOTES.-The common
size Of which will DO made at i2jf cts ppE foot
In snort / win say that MoNEY CAN 81 AAgpE NJ
DEALrao WITH hEi and that fact can BE- establiAh
Cd by trying me oNoE, and " Batisfaeiion
is not given, will not ask fotuTn. Thai
no humbuggcry win what gkY.
hereby lender my thanks b this people fof
their long and liberal encouragement, and am uns
der many obligations 20 thoss Ofmy CUSTOMERS
who have 20 FRONPTLY settled their claims since
the hTe. And a. YET greatly need money, would
request all thOse knowing themselves due me 10
make payment A. their EAKlaLBT convenience.
This will more efiectually enable me 10 oayTy out
my DETLHNISAIIoS TO aELL Low for prompt pay.
! have removed my Shop from tie Court n0ass
yard, 70 the north ond Of Jeopardy bbldinFs, on
the eIoss-strest, leading from BhFtettS HOt1l, y
Kinehe'oe's cnTntT where will be glad - SSS the
PEoPLB. / however will, between thisand acithR,
be upon the old ground oPPosite Che Court HeuSs.
q. VI. SMITH.
CiaTksJnTg Nov. H. 1s5i-1y
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Johnson is reported to have received 400 ma
jority in Marion county. Kidwell and Arnettare
elected Delegates. J. s.Wost, Dem, IS reported
to have been elected to the Senate, over Martin
Dem.
JOhnsOu's reported majority in UPshur is %.
Summers is said to have majority of &c in
Taylor county. Burdett, Wing is elected Delegate
in Taylor, over Johnson by about lis majority.
LEWIS CouNTY.-A friend has sent us the full
vote of Lewis county, by which We learn that
johnson has 212, Leake 21s and BocOck 92l ma
jority. Lorentz, Wing, 231 majority for Senate,
and j. NJ. Bennett, Dem, $50 maj. for Delegate.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

CoSoREss.-Congress met on Monday the LIST
inst, and organized by electing Hon. Linn Boyd,
of Kentucky, Speaker, and J.W. FOrney, Esq, the
able editor Of the Pennsylvania, Clerk.
The Presidents Message was sent in on Tues
day, and will be found in our columns to-day
Its extreme length has crowded out our usual va
Tety, and left US scarcely room for any thing else
Nothing Of importance has a. yet transPired in
Congress We intend keeping our readers In
formed Of all transactions ofgsnsraI interest which
may occur during The session
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND 6RT.
~ This Paragon Of Che Monthilss," eomprl.
ses the spirit Of tins English ReTieWB IND Jour.
nalsj TRANSACTIONS from tie French, German, &e.t
the most popular sefial ROmaneos and Tales mo-
tees Of tllephncpal events 10 Literature and Art;
the general History Of each mOitbi obituaries sf
eminent persons; finest p7Es5gcs q new works,
&c. Each number conisinS ~ ostayO pages, Ia
double columns, with finely engraved Portraits Of
public chsrscLert illustrations Of events, &c, and
carefully prepared notices Of fashlons. The thres
splendid VOLUMES presented in 5ingis year, VIII
contAin In the aggregate 1000 lasgA and admirahiy
printed and embellished pegs. Chs fiith volume
commences with the DecunlieT hpmber
TlNL-S3a year, 2S cshf6 a number. Vol.
umes bound IN muslin geOmPrislng four monthly
msneemsnt august 1850 can always hssapplir
srRINGER q TOWNSEND.
Nov. 26, 1854. 90 Broadway, New Yofk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

az Gen. Samuel Watts, the Wing candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, visited our place on Thurs
day last and made speech, in which he said that
the Wing party had thrown aside the old party
issues, and that there was now little difference of
opinion in regard TO them, between tho Wings
and Democrats. He, however. declared his own
feelings to be strongly in favor of tho old dis
carded measures, as ever. He claimed for tho
Wing party exclusive friendship for the Union
the new rallying cry of the party. This was
very advisable, considering tho fact. that in every
election held in the free states this fall tho Wing
have coalesccd which the nbolitionists, and have
Fcaerully h2cn beaten.
Mr.Watts was replied by John S. Garlic, ESQ.,
who clearly exposed the hypocrisy of tho nO-pnr-
ty professions of the Wings, aud successfully re-
futed their pretenslOns 10 be the especial guurdi
ans of the Union. 1t is tho general opinion that
Mr.. Watts came of second best in the encounter,