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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-17
THE MAILS

The EAsrrEN MAIL arrives at ClATksbure on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock,
p. N and departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdAys At 5 o'clock, A v.
The wEIrERN NAH A. ives on Mondays, Thurs
dsys and Saturdays, u. O'Clock A. NJ, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Z
o'clock. p. NJ.
The UNIoXToWN MAIL arrives daily at o'clock,
P. NJ, Mondays excepted and departs daily At
o'clock, A. M, Sundays excepted.
The WKsToN MAIL arrives on Mondays, W ed
nesdays and Fridays, at ! o'clock, P. N: and de-
parts, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a. 10
O'Clock. A. n.
The BUcKHASNoN MAIL arrives on Tuesday Of
each week, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, and departs on
Wednesday at 8 O'Clock, A. N.
week, st O'Clock. P. NJ, and dePATts on Fridays
The sHMssIoS NAL arrives on Saturday of each
week. At IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and departs At IL
ET=TSs Post O:aCe is open from O'Clock A.
M, till O'Clock. p. NJ, every day exoept Sunday,
when it is open from % 10 o'clock: A. NJ, and
z BRUEN, P. n.
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Cabinet Warc-ROOms!

INHE subscribers thankful for past faVors, and
i feeling disposed to further meritits cOntinu.
ance. would respectfully announce to their old
customers and the public generally, that they
desc; plion, and fthe very latest styles aud finish
They in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped aeeOr-
dingiy.
They would especially call sttsution 70 theII
present stock Of Cabinet Ware, at their shop on
Turnpike street, ClarksburE, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Dressing BureRns, Sofas, CsbIns
Chairs, &C.,
IKE. B. HURsEY.
ClorksburF, Nov. l2th, le5l-Iy.
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CHARLES LEWIS respectfully informs L.
~ public that he has re-opened his gooas In
The room nearly opposite the Democrat" print.
ing Office, third door above Barnes Drug Stcfe,
where be has Just recsived his New supply OF
Winter Goods, 70 which he insis,s tile utien-
ton Of his former friends and customers and ths
public generally. bis stock consists, IN part, ~
Prints from 10 rs Cents
Cashme-esi Alpaccas, DrIlsinrs, &c, very sheap.
Woollen and Cashmere Shawls.
Black Dress Silk, Ladies Flsnnel. Shirts.
Black French TSsill.d and fsncy colorea Ciolhs.
Satin, fancy colored SILK and other Nesliafassa
Men'a Flannel Shirts and Drawers. -
Cotton NaFn, brown & Rleaehea Coiions a rlii,ar,
A large assortment u BOOTS and SHOES. a
Fine Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps. III
A variety Of SILK, MOlsskin, Angola and wosi
HATS, very low With the nausl assortnsnt of
GRocERfEs, HARbwARr, QurEstwAl1, pnr6s and
MEDlciSrs, BOOKS, SfATloSras, Sc, Sc. ttt1
he invites tha public 70 examina his steak
which win BE- found a. low an any In The sosn-
Try.
goods. ~ tt- A
N. B.-Thoss indebted % him will please ell
and II possibls pay him-by 80 doing tAsr VII
confer lasting favor.
December 3, 1sa1-ly.
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New Ranking House

IN WASHINGTON CRY.
INHE undersigned having been induced - snss
Il bark Ia tho EIchnBge and Banking business,
in the City Of Washington, D. c., aVsils himself
Of an early occasion 10 notify his friends and the
public generally Of tie fact, and 10 solicit their
encouragement. ifs Institution will be knoun
a. the Bank Of the UhiOn," and from which
not one dollar will be Issued for cltcuIallon that
will not be represented by something tangible and
substantial in the shape Of Gold aud Silver, Dfefl
on the United States Treasury, Northern II.
change, or Virginia Banksble Funds.
BY strict adherence 20 q legitimate Issue npoH
such basis, Il will readily b perceived that The
public are protected, and the bank Itself made -
stand on the surest fOundstiOu. This sntsfpfifs
10 entered upon after ths matuFest dslllsFsliOh,
and Il Is gratifying % know that Il meets with the
approval Of experienced aH3 spacious fnanelsFs
Of New York, Wsshisgton aud Richmond
In addition 70 the Issue Of notes Tor eircuiatloh,
" The Bank Of the Union will collect drafts on
the Government, sRd on ttls principal eliiss -
the United States, aud Will negoilsts Tor ths par.
chase or sals (op eonfnisslOnl Of State Sticks
GuarsntIsd Bonds Of Canal aud Railroad Comps
mics, and other good securities.
" Any BUSINESS connected With the didsfsat
Departments Of tina Government, IN WashibEisA.
viii Be attended 70 on liberal terms.
RIO. n. GALLAHER-
Riekrsnd w. Oasbsr, ioSi.-l
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FRIGHTFuL SUFFERrNa.-Wc extrac
the following account of horrible accur'
renee from the Wilkesbarre (Lycoming
Gazette:
A singular and painful accident occur
red on Wednesday morning last, at HUI
ling's mills, on Mosquito creek, about siA
miles from this place, the particulars Of
which, as well as we can learn are as fol
lows: Two men were employed in the
mill at which the accident occurred, tc
superintend the saving during the night
Mr., John Henry taking his turn at work
at IL o'clock till daylight. Having beer
awakened at midnight, as usual he went
underneath the mill for the purpose OF ar
ranging some of the gearing, preparatory
for pursuing his nights task, when unfor.
tunately slipping, his light was dashed
from his hand, and in his endeavors tc
support himself and prevent fall, his
fingers were caught in the meshes Of &
cog'wheel which was slowly revolving
above him.
The wheel gradually drew IN his arm
crushing his strong muscular hand like q
the wrist, and mangling him in the most
hOIIlOlc HldnueE-uulll lie WAS uIdWn UP
SO that he had barely foothold upon the
points of his toes. In this position his
own weight and the entering wedge
formed by his arm stopped the revolution
of the machinery. The poor fellow who
must have been suffering the most excru-
cia.ing agony, screamed frantically for
help, but the noise of the rushing water
drowned his voice, and his fellow laborer
who had Immediately dropped asleep in
the mill, above him, accustomed to noise
and clatter, did not awaken nor hear
him. There was none other likely to
hear him.
He screamed UNDECIDED, until his voice
failed him. For .Gve hours he remained
in that position, his right arm wedged be.
tween the impinging wheels, in winter
night, the warm blood trickling over him
from his wounds His wife awakening
from frightful dream, and seeing nc
light in the mill, surmised that something
had happened, ran from the house to the
mill, heard him moan, and discovered
him, and aroused the neighbors, at five
O'Clock, after considerable difficulty, he
was released from his frightful captivity
His arm was amputatcd on Wednesday
by DR.. Thomas Lyon, from whom VIC
gather these particulars, and who now
has the mingled limb at his office. AS
late rs yesterday we learn that Mr.. Henry
is in fair way of recovery from the ter
rible accident and exposure to which he
was subjected
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

10y virtue Of Decd of Trust. executed to me
ID by William S. HNnsford on the gath day OF
February, ls4s. and ofrccord in the Clerks of
flee of the County Court of Harrison county, Va.
in Book. No. IS. page 2s2. will on the sth day
Of April. next. before the Court House door Of
Harrison county, proSecd in pursuance Of IGid
trust deed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
the said tract Of land containing ls2 Gcres or &c
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy and
pay of the amount Of money yet due from the
said Hansford, and to secure which the said
trust was given, said sum yet due being about
$2l0-said land lies on Browns Creek In the
said county Of Harrison, we'll improved, with q
comfortable Dwelling House thereon; coal bank
apple and peach orchards Of the best selected fruit
and the wooded land of the best quality. II is
the farm upon which the said HAnsfOrd now re-
sides.
The title believe 10 indisputable. Any one
wishing to purchase, can examine the land for
themselves. acting rs trustee, shall only make
such title a. 10 vested in me as trustee.
mar At. EDGAR NJ. DAWSON.
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Wagon Making.

He undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining eOun-
on Mechanic street. South Of the burnt district.
where he is prepared 70 do all work in his line Of
business in superior manner, such - wagon
Making in all its branches. BuggiSs made when
ordered. Also repairing done in Ihs very best
style.
Flows always kept on hand, OF made 81 th'
shortest notice.
ThankfuI for past favoTs, hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention 70 my business, "a
ntill merit liberal share Of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
ClGrkSbuTg. Jan. 2sth, lsS3.-Iy.
P. s.-Tko Wood-GoTk Of two horse wagons
Kept constantly on hand.
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MILLER'S HOTEI..

THE large three story brick building, on Mala
Il street, few doors east Of the court shensa
FaiFmOnt Marion county, Va.
This new and e0mm0di0us house has been
lssaed by tie undersigned and Il now ready for
the accommodation Of the travelling public. Il d
situated In the business part Of the town, AZ tbs
corner Of Adams and Jefferson streets, aud about
fifty yards from the courthouse lot. There % a
large number Of chambers, all with fre,plaeOs, Of
convenient size, and arranged Ia the most com.
Portable manner. Tho whole house has been d..
ted up with the very best furniture, Sc, "a .
style not 10 DO surpassed by any hotel Ia Wee
tern Virginia. The beds and Mattresses are new
and of the beat quality, and every sonVenianoe
required In the chambers a. well % the paFlOH,
Sc, has been provided with an eye 10 the eOms
fort and happiness Of those who may Visit thu
house.
THr TAlLR shall always be supplied with ever
substantial, as we'll a. luxury which, thlH, fertile
and productive country, and even the markets Al
q distance, II necessary, can furnish, served up
In the very beat manner, while
THE Bar will afford 10 those who use them
without abusing the Most Choice Liquors, suoh
aS dark and pale Brandy, Cherry Brgndy ola
Peach and MOnOngShela, besides Wines Of varl.
Gus descriptions aud Of good quality. Attachsd
to the establishment 10 fine,
LAIGE STARlE, well stocked with tho best prov.
endor and attended by careful aud faithful hosiltt
Persons visiting ths active and thriving town on
business or pleasure, will fnd At
MILLEE's HoTEL, quarters tho most eomforta.
bic, and on terms the most reasonable.
MILLER & DELEw.
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VIsIT TO THE Misunderstanding to
previous arrangement, the President,
several members of the Cabinet, Foreign
Ministers, Congressman, &c, together
with large number of ladies and gen
tlemen, visited the steamer Baltic, by in
vitaton Of its proprietors.
The machinery, the splendid decora-
tons, and the general arrangements OF
this noble ship, were examined, to the
full extent of the opportunity afforded !
the immense concourse preventing more
than cursory view.
The President, and some of those who
left the city with him, returned at an ear
ly hour.
Richly ladened tables were spread in
the elegant saloons, and all were lavish in
their praise of the bountful and choice
entertainment which was provided.
The repast over, the Marine Band en-
livened the proceedings with patriotic
strains of music, to which the ladies and
gentleman promcnaded. 1t was joyous
day, long TO be remembered by those
who participated in its festivities.
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TAKE notice, that on the ninth day Of April
l. next, Mt the Clerks Office Of the County
Court of Barbour county, Virginia, shall pro-
coed TO take the dispositions Of George RAdAbaugh,
Jacob Carpenter, and William FTymyer, to be
used as evidence for me in suit now pending In
Chancery, in the Circuit Court Of the said
County of Barbour, wherein am complainant
and you defendant and II from any cause
the taking Of the said dispositions shall not be
commenced, or being commenced should not Be
completed on that day, the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from time to tims until the said
DISPOSITIONS shall be completed. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of February, 1889.
JAMES BLElGH.
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MARBLES =, FREEMAN & CO., Late Free.
~ man, Hodges d co., Importers and Jobbers,
"a broadway, ono door south Of Liberty street,
New York, have on hand, and will be fecOl wing
daily throughout the season, New Goods, direct
from tho European manufacturers, and Cash
Auctions, rich, fashionable fancy Silk, Millinery
Goods, Our stock Of Rich Ribbons comprises
signs imported.
Many Of our goods are manufactured expressly
to onr order, from our own designs and pattarns,
and stand unrivelled. We offer our goods for neu
RIGA can afford,
All purchasers will find 1t greatly TO their In.
teFcst to reserve q portion OF their money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich,
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck
Satin and TsGsts Ribbons, OF all width. aud
colOrs.
silks, s,.ln,, v.lv.u, and Uncut vslv.u for
Hats.
:, Feathers, American and French Ar,iaoiA
Flowers.
Puhings, and Cap Trimmings.
Drcss Trimmings, large assortment
= EmbrOideries, Capcs, COllars, underSlssVss and
Fine Embroidered IsOveriO and rIom,ti,ch Cam.
brio Handkerchief.
Grapes, Lissos, TartIs.On,, Illusion and Cap
vnlencies, Brussels, ThrOsd, silk and Li.li.
Thread LAGOS.
Kid. silk Saving Silk, LlsliS Thread, Merino
Gloves and MittA.
FIGURED and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn,
and Jaconet Musiins.
English French, American and Italian Straw
Goods.
fah 06Nf
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A CARD

M RS. TAYLOR presents her ,ipe.r, th.nts ID
1f1 the citizens OF bridgeport and Vicinity, for
the liberal patronage with which they have IA.
Vored her, and begs leave 70 inform them that
shO will teach i've months term In this place.
commencing the 18th Of April, 1854. Prices a.
follows:
For all the various branches Of ESaLIsx LITEHA-
TCRE, including PRiLosoPRT, ASTRONOMY, and
BoFENT per scholar, $500
PAINTu0 and ENBRoIpEAI, 500
LATIN, 500
Young ladies from the country and nsighborinf
villages, can be accommodated with pleasant
boarding houses. At cheap rates, and win be n
all times under the immediate care Of the teacher
All applications must be made before tbs 10th o!
April.
RKFERENcEs.
VIM. Hartman. A. B.,
L. T. Robertson L. L. D.,
N. B.-An assistant Is engaged.
BHIDOIPoRT, Mach 10th, 1s52.-a
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The MoKMoSss-The revolt of the
Mormons against the u. S. Government
is in consistency with their whole history.
Joe Smiths religion is kind Of s.higher
law" which sets at naught alike the re-
quirements of the Constitutions, Of morale
ty and of common deeency. Wherever
these people have been. they have invol-
we'd themselves in difficulties with their
neighbors and with the State government.
Whilst in Illinois, they rebelled against
the Slate, and were only put down by a
resort to arms. They are now playing
the same game on larger scale. and may
give some trouble to the General Govern
ment. We cannot doubt, hon ever. that
their instruction viii be promptly and
thoroughly put down. and lesson taught
not only to them, but to all other disloyal
spirits, that distance from the Central seat
of government will not allow rebellion to
rear its sanky head with immunity. There
are Mormons scattered throughout Cali
fornia and Oregon. and there are other
factious spirits within those territories.
who will not be hurt by an impressive ex-
hibition of the manner in which the Uni
ted States can put down instruction.
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NOTICE.

fFRsHa Harrison county to wit ITO ia .
Clerk Of the county Court Of HAr-
U-A ris0n county.
BY virtue Of warrant directed to the undersign.
ed by John W. BoRgess, Justice of said county,
We being duly sworn, have viewed Heifer
taken up by James Y. Horner as an estray. and
valued the same at the sum of twelve dollars
red sidos, and white on the belly and also along
the back and in the face, no ear marks perceive.
able.
Given under our hands this Soth day Of
January, 1882. +. Y. HORNER,
F. A. ROBINSON;
A Copy-Attest. GEORGE B. HARTER.
ELI MARsR, Clk. mar lo-St.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Common yealth'S Attorney,
COL. BENJAMIN WILSON.

10 We announce, by authority, James p.
Bartlett, as a candidate for Clerk Of HAIRLESS
County Court, at the next election under the new
Constitution.
With tho consent of Jesse Flowers, ESQ.
his friends respectively announce him as a cam
didate for the Board of Public Works, under the
New Constitution.
BWe are authorized to announce COL Gran
Vile G. DAVIDSON, q candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Harrison county.
~ We are authorized to announce Phineas
Chaplin, a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court of Harrison county at the ensuing election.
~We are authorized to announce n. A.
ShuttlewOrth, a. a candidate for the Office of
Constable for Harrison County, at the nsu-
ing election, under the new Constitution.
" We are authorized TO announce Abiah
Miner, az a candidate for Sheriff of Harrison
county, at tho ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce Col. Jo-
Seph j. Winter, as q candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Harrison county, at the next
election.
~ Col. A. j. Smith, is announced by
authority, a candidate for Circuit Judge, for
this district, at the coming election.
% Frederick A. Werninger, Is announ-
ced as a Candidate for Clerk of the Ciruit Court
of Harrison county at the nert election.
~ We are authorized to announce Hon. G co.
IL. Lee, candidate for Judge of the Court Of
Appeals.
~ We announce DR.. David DAWSON, a.
candidate for Clerk of the County Court Of
Harrison county.
| ~ ThOs. Bartlett, is announced a. a can
didate for Constable Of Harrison county.
| HWe are authorized to announce William
e. Lyon, Esq, a candidate for Sheriff of thiI
cOHnty.
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resolution authorizing the appointment Of
an additional Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral
Mr.. Pratt, from the committee on
claims, reported adversely upon the several
petitions from deputy marshals of the
United States, asking additional eomPen-
sation for taking the census.
Mr.. Stockton introduced bill granting
bounty land to sailors who were in the
Mexican war.
The Joint resolutions upon the subject
Of non Intervention, were then taken up.
Mr.. Seward addressed the Senate in
support of his amendment.
The Senate adjourned.
HoUsE,---It was moved that the House
go into committee for the purpose OF
taking up the special order.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, asked the
gentleman from Tennessee when the de-
bate on the bill before the committee
would draw to close; as unless the APP
preparations were passed, the government
could not be carried on, and the army
must be withdrawn from New Mexico and
California.
Mr., Houston, Of Alabama, chairman oil
the committee of ways and means, en-
deavored to get the House into commit.
tee on the state of the Union. for the pur.
pose of taking up the Deficiency Bill, but
without effect and the House again wenI
into committee on the special order, Mr.
Wilcox. of Mississippi, having the floor
who declared himself to be a Jackson
Union Democrat. He said affairs had
now arrived at a crisis, which f.not met
would ultimately destroy the liberties Of
our people he gave his reasons for being
in favor of the compromise measure, allu
ded to the Mississippi Convention. at con,
siderable length, and stated that unless
security were afforded within the consti
tuition to the interests of the South. he
would be in favor of a Southern Confed
eracy,
He concluded by appealing to hi:
brethren of the North. with whom. should
the Union be ever destroyed. the blame
would rest, and begged them to cease
their opposition to the South.
The House adjourned.
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irgini q Ouse.

TNHE undersigned being under obligations 10 the
i public for the patronage bestowed upon HE
exeriiOns to please and give them satisfaction, be-
fore he was turned out Of house and home by the
net of incendiArieS, (Which was eUtre loss)
informs tn. that lie has hoiSted the flag Of the
Virginia House, on Pike street, the property for
merly occupied Sy c. W, Smith. short distance
West Of the Northwestern Hotel, now occupied
by Mr.. Rust, where he will continue TO use every
e1erton to make all who may favor him with .
call, feel comfortable and NJ home. 80
N. DENT.
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ADVANTAGES OF ADvERrIsINs.-T The
Boston Daily Times publishes a statement
by Mr.. S. s. Houghton, dealer in dry
goods in that city. of the amount of his
cash business for twenty-three days in
December and January, compared with
twenty three days in January and Febru.
ary During the former period he did not
advertise. and his cash receipts amounted
to $l.712 10; the last twenty three days
he advertised to an amount of about 800,
and his cash receipts were $1,000 90.
Average per day while not adj
vertising $72, 90
e" advertising $500. So
A pretty conclusive argument in favor
of advertising.
We know number Of firms in our city
that might have done equally well had
they had the sagacity to have advertised
literally in the Republican. 1t would af-
ford US infinite pleasure to increase the
sales of every merchant in Richmond in a
greater ratio than that of Mr.. Houghton,
and if they were to send US their favors.
we should certainly use our utmost en-
deavors to do so. Advertising is the on
ly way by which the public eye can be
reached, and those WIN advertise most,
are sure to make the greatest acquain-
lance Of the people.-Richmond Rep.
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ReY. q. Leahey-A ROW.

The tsRev. E. Leahey, converted
monk" advertised to lecture in Baltimore,
on Monday night at 8 o'clock. the Hall
where he was announced to appear was
filed and there was perhapsa hundred
persons in front of the door, when the lee
turer appeared. He delivered prayer,
and commenced his lecture. A COM
mencement was scarcely made, when
there were indications of disturbance by
repeated and continued coughing and
other unmistakeable signs of design to
interrupt.
The Mayor, had directed High Con-
stable Herring, with a strong police force,
to be on the spot; and he was there ready
to do his duty, At the first demonstra-
ton the police were on the alert, and soon
had occasion to seize one unruly fellow
who drew knife, with blade about
fourteen inches long. One Of the police
succeeded in taking it from him, and
landing him in the watch house. In this
operation, Mr.. John H. Burnes, a citizen
who was present, received blow over
the face which skinned his Nasal protu.
berance considerably. While this dis.
turbance was going on, others arose and
required all the ability OF the police to
suppress. They, however, made a num-
Der of arrests of the rioters and landed
them in the watch house.
The lecturer left the room at the COM
mencement of the disturbance, and after
quiet was restored in a measure, the Rev.
Mr.. Adams, of the Baptist church, rose
and said that the lecture would not be
proceeded with. but that the lecturer
would meet an audience on some other
occasion.
Here arose cry for the "quarters. "
which parties had paid for going in, but
what success they met with in obtaining
them, we are unable to say. On coming
out of the Hall, we found crowd of per-
hsps thousand persons in front of the
building. There was some loud talking
but no demonstrations of violence.