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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26
Democratic ReYieYY.

ENHANCEMENT Of tho Number, by ono-Af,,
~ the Reading Matter, Single copies twenty
urne, With the July number ootamensea az
Twenty ninth Volume of the Democrats RoVle,,
and consequently the lftOenth year of lts oxi,
tenee. During that period the work has beon ihe
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cause have been given 10 tho public. II has uni.
ted the attractions Of sound aud vigorous lite
nature, political character capable Of RivinR
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~, now maintained By large majority of the
people, and IL has seen the final triumph Of the
great popular issues which Il has supported BY
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government, tho country prospeTOd at homo and
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BEAUTIFUL Token OF REeARD.-As the
widow of DR.. Judson was embsrking for
the United States at Calcutta number of
noble-hearted and disinterested friends,
made her a present Of 1000 rupees, or
nearly 81, 500. as testimonial of the re-
verenee in which they held her lamented
husband, and the respect and interest
which they felt for his bereayed family.
BY striking providence she was pre-
vented from taking passage on the Buck
inghamshire, which was burnt in the
Hoogiy Hver m
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British Encroachment.

One would suppose that the present
moment was rather an inappropriate one
for the British government to make very
nice and neatly mounted professions of a
regard for internal law, and to beg of
their neighbors to abstrain, for conscience
sake from unlawful wishes to aggrandise
themselves by encroaching upon other
peoples lands. Casting a covetous eye
upon Cuba seems, however, to be very
awful offence to the virtuous apprehension
of John Bull, who has at this very moment
both his claws, those rapacious pickers and
stealers--upon forbidden territory. The
latest accounts from India coolly inform
us that the governor general has "deter-
mined to seize upon portion of the ter
ritories of Dost Mahommed of Cabul,
it being well situated for establishing a
post" &c. We take it for granted the
government of the United States is not
expected to make any remonstrance
against this act of annexation-and truly
such step would be somewhat late in
the day for who does not know that Brit
ish dominion in the East has been OBJ
tanned and perpetuated by series of acts
of robbery and plumber? The British
government might well ask in reply to in
references or circumstances based upon
the law of nations and the natural rights
of mankind, the question why these de-
mands, in the name of justice and human
ity, were not begun century ago. An
undisturbed career of territorial aggran-
dizement, by means of the bayonet, would
seem to give Great Britain prescriptive
right to help herself to whatever lands
and tenements on the face of the globe
she may think Z" well situated for estab-
fishing post" We know no other rea-
son under the sun why the annexation of
India to the British empire should not
have called forth hundred remonstran-
ces from the powers of Christendom and
Heathendom, such as Lord P almerston has
thought fit to address to the government
of the United States on the subject of the
designs against Cuba.
In another quarter we see the British
arms engaged not only in seizing upon
new territories, but in extirpating whole
race of men. 1t seems to be pretty gen.
orally allowed by those who are acquain-
ted with the subject that in the war of
conquest now waged by the British
against the Kafirs Of South Africa, the
people themselves are to be sacrificed in
order to render the possession of their
country secure to their conquerors.
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INSURANCE.!

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY, Of Harrisburg, Pa, and OF
Capital $4,000.
This Company will insure to limited amount,
upon merchandise risks, in safe buildings also,
upon Farm buildings, and personal property
therein. 1t insures upon the stock or mutual syS-
tenn and after paying losses and expenses, dlvI-
ding the profits, among the members,
OFFICERS.
JnO. P. Rutherford, Pres'L, A. J. GTllet, Sec'y.
STATE RFFFERNCEs. by PeTInission.)
Hon. A. L. Russell, Sec. Of tho Commonwealth.
Hon. Joel Jones, Late Mayor Of Philad.
Hon. John M. Blokol, StRte Treasurer.
Hon. Israel Painter, Canal Commissioners.
James M. Weir, Esq, Cash. of Harrisburg Bank
A. ]. Jones, Esq, P. M. Harrisburg.
GiLLET g. Co0osHALL,
General Insurance Agency, No. las Chesnut
street, U. S. Hotel Buildings, Philada.
II. P. TAYLOR, Ag't for Va.
Clarksburg, Nov 18Th lS5l-M
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GoLf n THE MlNr.-The Philadelphia
Bulleih states that the amount Of gold
bullia received at the Mint in Philadel-
phis from the LIST inst. to the 18th reach
es,he large sum of $3,5Oo.ooo. This
arount exceeds all the shipments to Eu-
ppe of the present month, including that
y the Canada on Wednesday. Then we
nave the couple Of millions received that
morning by the Georgia, to meet future
wants, so that there win be still hand
some excess in the imports over the ex-
ports. The entire receipts at the mint in
Philadelphia promise to be larger this
month than ever before, and considera-
bic amount has also gone to the New
Orleans Mint.
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above vote shows, Will not the people
of Virginia, in the same spirit which ami
mated the voters of this district, refuse
to honor a politician like Mr., Summers
who, fifteen years ago, on direct test
vote, openly Knocked at and rejected Vir-
ginia's favorite doctrine of the right Of
Instruction. principle, without the pro-
per respect for which, Republican institu-
tons would be a mockery, and the repre-
sentatives of the people would become
their masters and tyrants ?-RicdmOnd
Enquirer.
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q y. pARvIN.
g.. ~. PARVIN,
Merchandise aud Produce Brokors
5. f. Cor. Maiu and Columbia sts.,
CINCINNATI, ono.
Hat. andReg. COnrts-.

al As the 1st and I'd Battalion courts for the
IN llth Reg. Vireinin Militia, were not heid
~ on tile 18th and isth inst, in pursuance ~
Notice heretofore given for that purpose by
ll reason OF the non attendance Of \ quorum
given that the LIST OF said courts win be held AZ
the hotel OF Gen, Ken. Rust, Clarkshurg, on
Friday, the 2sth. day Of the present month, and
The Regimentai court Of enquiry Cor said Reg
iment, win be held at same place, on the 18th
day of December next. ls
A general and prompt attendance Of the mem-
bers OF said courts are required. 80
BKNJ. WILSON.
Col. nth Reg. Va. Ma,
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SINGULAR CIRCUMsTANcE.-A reliable
friend detailed recently to the editor of
the Memphis Enquirer the following sim
gular and Interesting occurrence:
"Since the commencement ofthe Circuit Court
for our county, it became necessary for Merri-
weather, brother of the gentleman some time
since murdered in the county, % attend as prose-
cutor of Petersen, the perpetrnor of the horrible
crime. 1t so happened that ne rode the horse
that his deceased brother wasriding on the day
of his murder by Peterson. lie was in the COM
pany of some friends, and travelled the same
road. The horse is very tne spirited bay, do
cile in temper and with an intelligent eye. When
they approached near the pot of the murder, the
horse manifested evidenI igns of alarm and rest
lessness Observing thS angular conduct of the
horse, Merriweather deA mined to give him tho
rein and watch his NOV uents. As he approached
near the spot of the mprier he elevated his head
and tail, and appeared % be watchful, and IRE
ouently uttered that s1crs 30 peculiar TO spirited
horses when aPprehen fvs ofdangcr.
The docile animal faaIiy snelt the ground and
trailed the course whksbthe body of his former
master had been eont.yqd by his Murderer. he
finally reached the EooS smelt the ground and
paved and snorted. II then took circle in the
woods, at a modeTEe not, returned to the place
where the body VS. lbund, and repeated the same
ceremony. Thisnsldid several times in success
sion, and when eaed up, it was with great re-
luctance that fas forced to leave the place
Is this instine, Jason, or what is it'll We have
the facts fror sisource we'll informed and entire
" reliable We should like 70 have philosoph-
zeal solud6i q this remarkable event.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

SHELTON F. LEAKE.-This distinguished
gentleman, the democratic nominee for
the Office of Lieut.. Governor, pursuant to
public notice, addressed the citizens OF
New Market and vicinity on last Saturday.
His speech was able, courteous and dig
nifed, and admired by all who had the
pleasure of hearing it. He showed up
Federal Whiggery in its true light, and
fully sustained his high reputation of be-
ing one of the ablest and most popular
debaters in the State. His gentIemanly
bearing and agreeable manners, have en-
twined around him the affections of our
entire community. Every mark of re-
spect and hospitality was shown to him
by our citizens, and all regretted that his
stay among us was so brief, Mr.. LEAKE
also addressed the people at Woodstock
on Monday, and the people of Page at
Luray on Tuesday.-NeV Market Demo
crdt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

the possession Of bargains never before obtained
in this place. His stock consists principally OF
Goats Of every description, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
very cheap; Drawers, Flannel and Cotton Under.
shirts, Cravats, Gloves, &C., &c.
Also, a large assortment Of Boots, Shoes Hats
and Caps; all of which will be sold al prices hero.
tOfOre unknown to the people of Clarksburg and
the surrounding country. Always on hand, and
constantly receiving from the cities Of New York
and Philadelphia, new and complete assortment
Of Winter Clothing, to supply the present demand
Those who wish TO save their money, can do SO
by calling upon the subscriber, at his store, one
door west Of the law office of j. 8. Carlisle, ESQ.
formerly occupied by Col. G. D. Camden.
MYER SONNEBORN.
Clarksburp, Nov. 26, l95l-3t
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LAST NOTICE!

A IL those who are indebted TO tho late firm Of
by notified that unless they call ON s. Il. Smith
and make payment before the first day Of january
next their notes or accounts VIII be placed in an
officers hands. d s.,
November q. is5i.-3t W.
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NOTICE.

TINE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
Il the Clarksburg and Philippi Turnpike Com
pany, will be held on the 9Th day Of December,
next. at the house Of Mr.. William G. Trimble In
the county Of Barbour.
Nov, 18th, 1876. CHAS. LEWIS,
PTeSt. Of he Board OF DireeLors.
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nfARRTRD,

= On the 18th inst, near WessS e5IlEord, by thi
Taylor Co., 20 Miss Ans MApDox. ~
Hail sweetest, dearest tie that binds
Two loving hearts IN one ~ 4.
Hail sacred hopes that tunes our minds
To joys befofe unknown.
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New Fail s. winter Goods.

1pgsls Idol plsls. ,,s. hsSf ri is.s
Ph,laaslphie; baltimore and FttsbnFg, my Fall
and Winter Goods, Of all kinds 70 Wits
eshss SasAimeses aud satinets, OF al eolen
Fine silks Of al eOless and ssyie. Also, late
style Of Woollen Goods for La6ios Dresses
Calicoes from % 1e Cts, OF superior STYLE
Alpacas, Muslins, Cashmeres, Sc. -
HATS and Cars Of the latest style.
BoNHETs SILK, Braid aud Pearl. t.L-
GRooERIHs; Superior Z. II. Tea, Black do, SUE
BoOFs q Snoxa q superior stock 81 all kinda for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Boys.
QUEEHs-wARE . good assortment 4
SoTIOS YAM all Nos., Batting, sc.
lnoN d NAiLs also, good lot Of Iron and
Nails. H -
HARDWARE; good assortment.
Also hne assortment of SADDLEnP.
All (which win sell Cheap fOS Cash Or sSua-
R.FowKEs.
NOY. iath, 1851.
TAKE EoficE--Thoss who have standing al.
counts and notes unsettled will please call With.
out delay and settle Thorn, or BY the LIST ofJan.
uRry next, without regard 20 pOFSonS; and those
who fail 70 settle by that time their Accounts
win be transferred to meet my debts,
Nov, 18th, 1851.
N. BAN kinds Of grain will be received on
debts or for goods. Rf.
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N. w. Va. RaiIrOad 90.

A N instalment of Three Dollars on each share
IA Of the stock Of this company, Is required to
be paid to the Treasurer, at their office in PaFkers-
burg, on or before the 18th day Of December next.
stockholders residing in or near Lewis county,
may pay their instalments TO Jonathan NJ. Benz
nett, ESQ, and those in or near Harrison county
TO Burton Despard, Esq, who will dellvOr 10 theIn
the official receipts of the undersigned. counter
signed by themselves.
BY order Of the Board,
P. @. VAN WRINKLE, Treas.
Parkersl,ure, Nov. 90, lSSl,-A
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New Clothing Store.

- Sd The subscriber has Just oponeG
!. ! /. ! i.
- n at his store-room IN Ciur1Isnurg
~ Immediately opposite "he 6WrRt
~ II district" large and fashionable
kH AAtfA assortment Of Ready Made Clio.
Wy.zF H1fsi thing, which no pledges himself
BM ~ TO sell at such HORRIBLY low pri-
VH ces, that those who Gull, cannot
SEf.E%k 4p fail to 90 their way rejoicing in
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wanted TO Rent.

EA A moderately sired dwelling house
Es:.l 1 in Clarksburg. Any person having
Iiifi one 10 rent win find good tenant By
- ~ applying at this Office. Possession
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

A CARDINAL IN AMER1cA.-That Arch
bishop Hughes is to wear the scarlet cap,
after all, is a confirmed fact, it seems
His Grace has been made Cardinal al
last, in spite of all opposition. A letter
from Rome, Oct. Goth, to the Newark
Advertiser, says
1.-The important fact was made known,
as am well assured, to the Congrega-
ton, on Friday, the 10th inst, so that the
effect of his late visit to the Holy See be
been underestimate. The appointmet
is said to have been made, with what te-
gree of truth, do not know, withob the
appreciation, if not in the face of II ex-
press protests of all the Roman nthohc
Bishops in the United States, .sse one ):
and contrary to the opinion of Chief
Justice fancy. However th fact may
be, the statement is current here, and is
generally believed"
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CRANBERRIEs.-A correspondent Of the
St. Louis Republican. riting from st.
Paul, Minnesota, says:
The cranberry crop IS very light, and
selling by the barrelt Sc. WANTED to
buy 500 barrels at s, so. and could not
get any, though somsh had been sold before
at $50. Iperceivs they are ready sale at
Galena, and lowr down the river at
Sc, so and 81 pc barrel. .--
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| StTATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
| y COMPANY, of Harrisburg, Pa, and Of
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New York Importers and
JObbeFs,

Clarksburr, Nov. lgth, ls5l.-N
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IL FACTORY BUILDING, with shatt, Gearing. rum
ing Lathe kc together with Dwellings for wOrkmen Al
80 a HOUSE and STORE adaceut-an old stand and
good one for business will he let separate OF together
property is convenient TO the city BY Steamboat OF roa0
e. ~ -1ticnIaTs snulv 10 A. p SMITH,
rov51 sts 25 NaSsau-st., Room q.
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THE WISH to enjoy PERPETUAL


n YOUTH and consequently % avert the approaches Of
old age, PROBABLY Of the mos, predominant ana par
conahe and afionable desire 10 improve and bea W the
surface Of the body becomes, cOnseq frivolous
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP Will accomplish thls IL
IS merely cleanser Of the skin. enysnng and render
ing more II for performing is Offices, also reireshes
the mind spreads the whole system sensation OF
ease activity and peasantness II likewise removes tan
and freckes pmpies nngwom, letter redness. sailow-
sagratlCn IN the larger as wc rs IN the ca
Dilay vessels gives uniform free circulation % the
blood. ano preserves that wondeff harmony m or INFERIOR
organs On The disposition If which health and comfort
deIend-In fact 10 the language Of weknown 1t
erary lady her letter to DR. Gonfaud Of all the dell
cate pres for enhancing edy charms assuredy
your p0achabie Italian Mcl caied Scoop ts chOces
and chef All whom have known % II have expressed
their satisfaction with rs erlo manCes "a Dq ahed Terms
II positively wOrks miracles. Oae das~ Skinned young
lazy whom pCrs aced 10 Il nO~ shines Ot 10 al the
nsled hTlllGEce u clear, White trasyalen. san Zee
from every ycs;ge II tan, Ynple, " ..co-tA I ecNe
Remember thai the renowned toilet preparations VI
Dr. COURAUD only be obtained gen iIe a. his Depot
81 alker-st rTst store from Brcpiway 49,,
Agents / X. Calender, % South mr. So rEill-'.-
pins Bates Jordan. 70 N7shins;On-st Bst)a GiesA
4 Co Worcester: C-lwell. New Bedford A 7. Sliil,
Bangor " u Robinson Portland, Me q. fafgue % ~
Charle,-st y o A A solomon co. .Slv1nnth. s,,rfs
Hudson " Il Ives, Salem haVltanb 20, hihf-
4 Charleston. ) & Gaynof q WOOD hlchnonh tthse'
Detroit Mich gan. Carleton Co, Lowell COyeil, Hart
ford Albert Psrry Manchester " II Posi- Willis, kJ-
chester, a. II Douglas, Paterson y J h } Iylof'
Newport T. Peter Smith, corner Of Una ADD AlhNl-
Cincinnati Murphy Z Co Canton NissasspPa Sifs
d a. Webster, Madison Ind. Wheaton Co 81 Ions
No; Robert Cameron bridgeport. Conn, s J. Crlahart'
Toronto. C. W. Geo Greg, Nashville Isnn " JoAasS1
Brunswick. Ne ) y. Crncher0n, N d; CahaDl. AIi;'
ISAIAH Snyter HUncsdale. Pa; Dame fuIer fee.sAl'
MY: n J Brown Hudson Keyser Mcdowell PITS
burg Jno b Owens Iibe-ty-s, Utica Cyrus LAVAL.
supplied on literal terms for cash myS hWSFu
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NorSe'S Compound Syrup OF
AEILOW DOCk ROOT -We fol

u prompted BY ever principle Of humanity, % make
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be the most elegant scientific and alutay preparation
IN use and as dcpuraye remedy seldom ever egpaled
stands unryaed for the cure Of Erspclas, Salt RAe1m
Canker Scrofula and all the DIS, arising from
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weakened body giving tone To the organs and my
Grating the entire sySe and also for the ofthe LIVER
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taste but certain cure, If Il ho within the power Of
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the stomach and bowels excite 70 healthy action the Liver
and the whole Gandular System, aay Nervous rrablhy
and promote the free of the Lungs thus rendering
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vegetable and may be used IN all climates and At all sea
sons of the year. ., . -, .,
Prepared only by MORSE co, at l02 Foun;aln-ss,
Providence, and sold by thousands All over The TINTED
Pearl st Nev>-York General Agents. us 6ms