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DEMOCRATIC Review fer june. ts5a, with portrait
FRANCK TAYLOR,
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GENERAL very desirable building lots ON the
- apd.oa Thursday July 18th, the premises O'clock D.
sell the Of hot No IL
south between IA and ~ streets
Immediately aler the sale Of the above ~ desirable
20 inches fronting Street
alley 80 running through the
streets subdivisions Of original lots and In son,r
No. fpi.
fourth cash the residue In equal instruments
eighteen months with interest," satisfactorily
sonveynnces the OF purchasers July lid
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HAVING determined o carry over 70 che nexs
ii season summer goods, shall offer without
regard TO
Purchasers desiring lawns muslns, beeges, tissues summer
silks, other class OF goods, bar
must sell all fabrics, price
prior o Goth o August
Our stock of all the leading styles
full complete proverbialiy prices
We particularly black silks black apacas plaid
white cabrcs, goods figures
than usually found in this city.
Those who paid please
do
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
ooa artces low prices, and fair dealing
all PERRY u BROTHER,
July l3-lOuf Opposite Centre Market.
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nANU Of Metropolis and Bank washinvsou
ID stock rs the Me-
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
July ItA3t Auction and Commission Merchant
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communication been tn the Navy
Department Of the desire OF the BRUSH
the United States should adopting
the Of Mr. Benjamin Boyd
who supposed TO have been entappcd either
murdered or 10 be still held captivity
OF Guadelcanar, Of the Solomon Group
ocean, and 10 aid in rescung him from captivity detained ps
by direction NJ the Secretary Of the Navy
Of all Of United
the whale fishery other pursuits which lead them
nagbohood said islands especially
ascertain the fate Of Mr. Boyd, prisoner peaceful
and lawful obtain his release
Mr. Boyd returning Francisco o Sydney,
schooner yacht Waaderern and landed with
southwest side of Guadelcan, October
his that he murdered The position
Of landing the sland given latitude y 40 SOUTH
tude 1882 5g
should any be Boyd notice
Of is requested be forwarded TO the Navy
Navy DEPARTMENT, July 10 1852.
Judy l0-2tawfw
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We desire Of ladies eomplets sock
w Of dress goods which selling greatly
prices ia OF advanced Of the
We are selling handsome befeges l6x aud rs
ftaid and PLAIN caubTcs cheap
Dotted swiss nusins from 25 up
common book muslin, suitable for glasses,
Handsome India silAs, At SO cents
Rich black silks, 4 prices
100 pieces figured lawns, cents up
Handsome gnghams all prices
so pieces befege de iaines, cheap
10 pieces Barnsley 94, 1914, and sheetinga
10 do handsome table linens
so do Russta diaper, all widths
70 Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels cheap
pieces white and brown lnen for boys
40 pieces striped do do
90 pieces figured linens, fuuiur.
25 pieces handsome black lawns, lax
300 misses hose eoors and anal
Merino gauze shirts Sc
90 embroidered muslin a nRurs
white shring eoltons, from 81 up
Donesties Of all kinds the lowest market price.
We have left worked infants robes, which now
close on cheap.
With general stock Of seasonable goods which
much below oner prices, ia order reduce stock
tory TO taking inventory month.
BAY STATE LONG sHAWLs.
We would going springs want
will md good assortment Of heavy Bay State long haw
We will sell very cheap this weather.
July s--d2w w. NJ. SINISTER s. CO.
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ESCYCLOPAEDIA of Astronomy, complete, with
engavngs, in large volume London,
prisng Plain Aronomyby Peter Barlow, Of Military
Academy Nautical Astronomyby Capt
Longitude Physical Astronomyby Sir. John Hersche;
Figure the Earth Tides
Royal. Price, 81 So FRANCK TAYLOR.
III
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A. G. PORTER,
ISRAEL r. BIGELOW,
p. X. BYRNE,
]. 4. HANSON,
THOMAS RICHARDS,
JOHN O. b. DUNNfNG,
HENRY WEAVER,
WILLIAM BURTON.

Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, as witness my
hand and the seal OF the county court OF the
81 county of Cameron, the day and date above
written
r. w. LATHAM, Clerk c. c. c. G.
By B H. FRY, Dep
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PRIVATE TUTOR--A young English gentleman, has
received resided Paris
anxious obtain young
sons In private family especiabiiV.
References
given parties Of the highest espectsbii either country
In England,
Address Alex Vance post onicc oswero New YORK.
ls-dtf
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Gray Uairs aud BnIdness.
III 7. LoVET'5 wahrene, hair gIoss-wauaned
IL in restoring hair its original color enng
the hair when prevent
offered the public Wy the subscriber
those who win call upon him evidences efficiency
satisfy the most incredulous
There 4 no necessity for
bald
fore them very uing expense satisfied your.
selves. 81, n sYLyEsTER
Druggist OF 9Th N II Streets sole agent
July S-eod2w District umbi
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Outrages ON the Rio Grande.

Messrs H. A. MuHLrNDERo and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
Domestic Intelligence.


An aged man by the name of Alexander Wade. while
aoorng under ft OF temporary insanity leaped from
the third story Of the Washington House Cinc;pnat on
me IN inst and was so much injured that IL is doubted
Thomas Shannon, who tried In Harrison county.
Ny iome time ago, and found guilty Of killing man In
h.hiana was hung near that place Saturday last
An immense concoure Of people were present
About forty deaths from cholera have lately occurred
village in Indiana, called Bonapus. At Potosi and
Lexngton MO- the disease stAl RACES and number of
prominent citizens have died =
DEAD body, very far advanced in decomposition was
picked up at Presidents Island last Friday From the
the body was supposed 70 he that Of Ger
man emigrant who had, doubtless fallen overheard from
nconse9uence OF difficulty between the lessee Of the
ferry Albany and the CITY authorities the boats have
and Greenbush suspended.
In Alanheim NJ Y, near n Q mouth Of the East ca ,
NADIA Creek the corpse OF Archibald Aer was founJ
on the 6h inst BY worknen engaged upon the railroad
lie had been missing on for almost week pre-
vious The wife OF the deccased drowned some two
ycnfa since. IN attempting to ford the Mohawk river
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Master, there is no sin committed in buying slaves
Of the African race, and holding them as our pos
session. They are as essentially heathcns as any
people that lived round about the ChildIen Of
Israel. and stand in quite as much need no doubt,
Of the civilizng Influences that co injected with
their enslsvement. II slavery abomination
in the sight of God, and if it brought curse.
according TO the record, upon the Children Of
Israel | SEQ not how Messrs Seward, Greeley,
Hale, and Chase, can discover any wrong about il,
or for what reason they need opprehena any evil TO
our nation from it. They can find 10 higher law
than the authority of the Great Jehovah, and His
law IL in favor OF slavery
Such being the case marvel that any man in the
non saveholdipg States (whig or democrat),
should yield an inch to the abotionists and free
soilers who dcnounce slavery and seek its extinc-
ton. With such platform to stand upon as the
Bible affords them. they can denounce sbolitonism
sin, and of the very worst sims too Of which
any mortal can be guilty. To denonnce or oppose
slavery, conducted upon benign and humane princi.
pies, is to bring them into direct collision with
Gods instructions to Moses; and to "execrate and
spt upon that part of the whg democratic plat
form which the restoration OF fugitive slaves
to their owners, is to scott ut and make mockery
of Gods law. With such platform to stand upon
as the 25tb chapter of the Book of Leyticus every
good man can prove abeltionism to be sin against
Heaven. Of the highes. grade, and justly hold up
every abotionist and free so Ter to the execration
of the people Why, then, should any candidate
for public favor in New Hampshire, Massac hu sets,
Ohio, elsewhere, truckle to the unchrstian spirit
OF ab0litionism and free soilism, and crafty that
God condemned faction so much as to say, that the
fugitive slave law is opposed to humanity and
moral right" Instead of doing this, let them bid
the hypocritical abolitionist that defiance which
they deserve Let them take the constitution first,
and prove that abolitiOnisn is virtual treason to
their country and let them take the Bible next,
and prove that abolitonism is in violation of Gods
authority, and should emanate only from OPEN
nou,bed infdels If the Bible is not fiction or n
fable, contend that no man can reverence God and
be an nboi,ionist at the same time-no can
claim to be a Christian whilst he hesitate to de-
nounce it. When we make war upon slavery, we
set ourselves above Great Creator, and profess
to know more than He does, and to be for righteous
than He. He has sanctioned and authorized
slavery. and the proof have already given. That
proof l defy all the Greeleys, Stewards, Hales an
Ch,ses in the universe, to weaken in the slightest
degree. SOUTHERN MAN,
But not q Shareholder.
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book and not with the author, that we have TO do.
Some apology, perhaps, tor oar want of gallantry
in crit,csipg the performance of lady, might be
expected. We can make none. In the drawog-
room. by the 6resde, woman j. entitled 70 the hom-
age ef every civilized nan-bnt when she abandons
the domestic circle to join the ranks Of literature,
drill, Us The most hirsute specimen Of The ronghsr
sex If she fail, she has only herself to blame,
when the ndusant administers the correction due to
her offence.
GEERs HARTFORD Cry DIRECTORY FOR 1853 =
Hartford: Geer "A useful and neatly prepared
little manual.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
!, Pub!ic sale OF valuabIei
Land in DOddridre 1lnmsadr

DURSUANTto adecree OF The circuit Court of
IL Doddridge county pronounced Al ia snri6s
term 1852, in the case Of Aaron criss assinsi
Barnes Allen & others-I will as the Commits
August 1852, at the Court House Of said county,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder the 253 acres
Of land in the bill and proceedings Of said cause
mentioned! Said land lies on the waters Of Me-
Elroy creek andi the same traet of land sold by
Jonathan II. Randolph 70 Charles Bonnelli and
by said Bonnell to said Allen. n ,.I ,..,o,r !
TERMs.-A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with personal security for the
81 90 q pR1EL NJ. TURNER, com'r..
July &c, 1852 90, /.
. MISUNDERSTANDING above sale Is postponed
until Monday the Goth Of September next. = -i,
ang25 At. --- ~. 81 - y. NJ. u.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
Pittsburg watch and Jewelry store,
w. w. WILSON,

No. 81, Market ST. Corner OF Ath.
THIS house (Ovor 80 years established) ha:
Stock Of Goods, equal to any in the Eastern cities
kept constantly renewed, direct from Europe, and
of our own mRnufacturo. as to prices, We cell
full as low as any regular Eastern house, aud
cheaper than many do in this and other cities,
We do regular bona tide business warrant all
our goods, and will I'LL orders with equal alton
ton and fidelity as If the person were present.
Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Forks &c., Military
Goods, Chandeliers, Lamps, and CAndlehras
Table and pocket cutlery, RRzors and Sccsso Tea
Fancy Goods, RegaliaS, &C., &C., &c,
81 WATCH REFAIRING, Done in very supe-
rior manner, at reasonable prices, and work all
warranted. Special attOntiOnis devoted TO this
branch of business.
Citizens Of Clarkshurg and surrounding coun-
try are requested TO take n memorandum of my
call. W. w. WILSON.
July 81, 1s52-3m. l.; ....r f .rf
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LAW CIRCULAR.

wv TON, ID. c., continues to practice Law ex-
elusively in the Supreme Court, and 70 attend to
cases before Congress; lsiH iH.ies- -aHtn yiss,
To prosecute claims and settle accounts against
the departments, bureaus, and boards OF COM
missionefs
To procure patentsfor inyenti0ns,.At home and
abroad, and 70 obtain pensions and bounty lands;
IA collect debts, dividends, legacies, and IT,
.heritances e any part of the United States and
To make investigations Of funds in loans and
stecks, and on bond and mortgage, ana - nego-
tiate the purchase and sale of loans land and pa
tent-riRhts in any state of the Union. au25 Il
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LATER IRON CAIrroRNrA.---Nrw, YoRK,

LATER IRON CALrEoRSIA. --NEwy York,
Sept, 1.-THE steamer Northern Light,
with Panamadates to the Goth, ult., arri-
we'd this morning, bringing $50 passen-
gers and $4,000 in specie. 1d The Paei-
fic arrived at San Juan on the 28th, with
the passengers from California. They
came through in Is days and 6 hours
from San Francisco, .s''si 2fi
The Swedish barque Sarimento had ar
rived at Honolulu, from Panama, bound
to San Francisco. On the same passage,
a boy named Voolfolk, of Kentucky, shot
one of his comrades through the heart, in
a triAing dispute The murderer was ina
mediately led by Lynch law, and hung
at the yard arm. a.nt.'fra a1oo Z
A duel was fought on the 12th be.
tween VIM. H, Jones and John s. Nugent,
in which the former was wounded.
A party Of seeding Mormons, who left
Missouri two years ago with Prophet
Brewster, arrived recently at San Diego,
from the ella, in very destitute
condition. They report that Brew
ster was residing in Corocco, in Mexico.
The suspicious movements of the Yu-
ba and other Indians were causing great
uneasiness at the South. The Govern
ment troops were moving actively in that
vicinity. l.-
Five hundred overland emigrants had
arrived in FL Dorado county, during the
week ending the 10th. The cholera and
smallpox were causing great rsvages
among the emigrants on the plains.
Advices from Oregon state that bat
tie was fought near Sable Rock. between
the Indians and whites, in which 40 of the
latter were killed. 5-
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aa' "" LOOK OBF!c
The Railroads., Coming.

HaHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal pairos
il mage heretofore bestowed on him, embrace.
this opportunity Of informing his friends and
customers that he has returnsd from hts western
trip and Is prepared at all fines % attend to thu
repairing OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, &e., am. that no efsS:.. shall be spared upon
his part TO render satisias Son 10 those who may
employ him. As the Railroad s coming apd ba.
siness on the increase, he win elideayor 10
work at as iOap if not 0lrer prices than any other
Matchmaker West Of the Mountains. Watches
warranted according 20 quality engraving neat.
Nv executed. iiHl = JAMES r. JOHNSON.
Z P. S.-ShOp, doors west Of A. F. Barnes
Drug store al the sign Of the Gold Watehg lus b.
Clarksbnrg, July slst, 1852. nS7. 81,
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THO James Martin, William Martin, John B.
l. Martin, Marshall Martin, Cornelius r. Will
son and Rachel his wife, late Rachel Martin,--
Langhorne and Mary Martha his wife, John J.
Wilson, William A. Wilson, Susan Ann Will
son, BENJAMIN Wilson, Phebe Ann Wilson, Mar
William E. Arnold, and Susan NJ. his wife, Jane
Martin MAJ in her own right, and as the widow of
trix of tho estate of the said william
Martin, decd, Wellington Martin, Granville
Martin, Luther Martin, Lafayette Martin, Benja-
min F. Mcclellan, and Emily Ann his wife, John
II. Shuttleworth, and Louisa his wife. Take no.
tice that on the 18th day of October 1852 at the
dwelling house Of Marshall Martin, In the town
of MoorReld, Harrison county, Ohio, we shall
proceed to take the deposition of the said Mar
shall Martin, to be used as evidence for us, upon
the hearing of cause now pending in Chance
ry in the Circuit Court of Harrison county, Vir-
ginia, wherein we are comPlainants, and you are
defendants, and if from any cause the taking of
the said deposition shall not be commenced, or
being commenced shall not be completed on that
day, the taking Of the same will be adjoined from
day to day, until the said deposition shall be COM
ALSToRPHIUs wERNINGER.
MARTHA WERNINGER.
sep1 A.
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Commissioners Sale of
Land i'm Barbour County
William Hart,
va.

William Hart,
VS..
Henry Paugh.
DURSUANT to decree rendered in tho above
l. cause at the Spring term Of the Circuit Court
of Barbour county for tho year 1852, l, a special
Commissioners appointed for that purpose, shall,
on Monday the goth day of September, 1882, that
door of the Court house of said county, proceed
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
the tract of land in the bill and proceedings men
toned, containing one thousand acres, 1T being
the tract of land sold by William Hart to Henry
Paugh) or so much thereof as may DO necessary
to pay the sum of Ss2 90, with interest thereon
and all tho costs aud charges attending the prose
cution of the suit, and the sale of the land.
TERMS SC, II, and ls months credit taking
from the purchaser; bonds with approved securi-
ty, and retaining lien upon the land as further
security till payment of the debt, interest and
costs sforesaid. RICHARD L. BROWN,
au. ls.4t. Special Commissioner.
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To the Travelling Public.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.--TERMS 81, 80
DEn

THE subscriber, having lately become proprie-
Street, between Sd and 4th, PHILADELPHIA,
and having REDUCED TIE PRICE OF BOARD TO 81 so
per day, gives notice that, Notwithstanding this
reduction, he will still continue 70 keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
tended.altornons, and Is now fitted up and refur-
nished in superior STYLE for the reception Of ysi-
tors. The Lower Floor, formerly occupied by
stores, is now included in the Hotel, forming q
spacious Reception Room, GeDtemen's ParIor
thirty chambers and several beautiful parlors
fronting Chestnut ST. The Rooms Of this Hotel
are superior TO most others, being constructed
with alcoves, forming Parlor and bed-chamber
attached, well-lighted and ventilated. The lOca-
ton Is unsurpassed, either for business or plea.
sure. BENZ. II. WooLMAN. PFoP'r,
aud 6m. fhiladelphfa.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
Jesse FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
WM. j. WILEY. OF Marion.

sMrToMs of disease should never be disregard
ed'Thcy arc unerring indications that tho vital
funons of nature have been interrupted in their
healful aetlon, and that serious evils must in
evit'y follow, unless the system be again set
rightly the timely use of proper medicines.
Be in mind, that nature is ever cndeavoring
to exl disease when it invades the animal econ
omy, ID only needs tho assistance of some GENT
81 res tive-thorough, yet mild in its action
that y give tone to tho system, and ACT uPoN
THE B4D-which is the PRINCIPAL OF LIFE.
GuTrT's Willow Dock ANDSARsAPARILLA.--
AS puier of the blood, a renovater of the sys-
tom, am supporter and preservcr of the powers
of life, has no equal. Take it on the first indi
cation Il disease isupOn you, and you will avert
perhaps eks & months ofsickness and suffering.
Sec adNtisement.
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ES- The following, from the columns
of the London Times, is curiosity Of
plain speech, and deserves profound ven.
Grafton:
To the Editor Of the Times.
S1R.-The Americans are sure to beat
us upon this and all similar questions,
and, therefore, am glad you are prepa-
ring the public for such an issue. The
truth is, that Americans will never sub
NIT to "Dog in the manager" pretensions,
but will just help themselves to what we
can make no use of. with treaty or with
out treaty. The world is forus all-"rhe
earth hath He given to the children of
men'-and the time is gone by when
large tracts, either of land or sea should
be, as it were, tabooed under a nominal
proprietorship. And it is only to be re-
GREETED that we do not ourselves fall into
this view of the matter, and claim all the
advantage of it in the affair of the guano
islands. Our statesmen should take a
lesson from the Americans. The Ameri.
cans just go straight on. upon practical
common sense, and, may say " English"
principles. We, on the other hand, at
tempt too much refinement of diplomacy,
and the consequence is, that we lose the
game on both hands for we can never
cope with the diplomacy Of Russia. France.
or Austria and as for the Americans, they
care as much for such things as large
blue bottle fly cares for the meshes of a
gossamer cob-web. In the mean time,
trust that you will spare no efforts to keep
these two great and glorious countries in
the strictest bonds of amity and good feel
ing. blessed are tie PsacemdkerS."
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RARTLETT,S HOTEL.

TNHE undersigned having rebuilt and enlarged
L his Hotel, is now prepared to entertain visit
ors and travellers in a manner unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
HIS HOUSE, is large comfortable three story
brick building pleasantly located in the centre of
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts of the place, and is pro-
vided with all the couveniences for keeping first
class hotel.
HIS TABLE will DO supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
HIS BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Every attention will be paid to render the visits
of those who may favor him with call comfort
a BILE and pleasant.
j. P. BARTLETT.
CLARKsBURG, March gath, ls52.-1y.
N. B.-The stable is attended by careful and
trusty hosters.
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VIRGINIA: DoDDElDGE COUNTY TO wiz
v At rules held in the oties Of the Circuit Court
for said county on Monday the second day Of Au-
gust, 1882.
Stephen s. Davis, Complainant,
Henderson B. Lowthsr Defendant.
Is CHAEcERT.
The object Of this suit Il 70 obtain deed from
the Defendant, Henderson B. LowtbeT, to the
Plaintiff, for tract Of one hundred acres Of land,
In said county, on the waters Of the Meat House
fork Of Middle Island creek. Il appearing by an
affidavit fled in this eauss that che Defendants,
Henderson B. LOWthsT is not an inhRbitant Of
this commonwealth, Il l. ordered that the said
Defendant appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what IL ne
cessaTy 70 protect his interest in this suit.
C. q c. s. LEWIS, for ComPl't. Eulf4t-
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Wool Carding.

TTNHE subscriber respectfully informs his GUS
Il toners and the public generally, that he
will have his curding- Machines at the Point
give entire satisfaction to all those who may fa-
vor him with a call will have my engine in
good repair by the time water fails, and persons
coming from a distance with their grinding viii
find it to their advantage TO bring their wool also
to me, as 1 shall spare no pains to accommodate
them at the shortest notice.
TERMS.-Five cents per pound, cash, or
country produce Ga cents II charged. The
highest cash price viii be paid for all kinds Of
grain received for carding.
SAMUEL r. STEEL.
May 18th, l552.-tf.