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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
NOTICE.,
WV TUT
To MI Friends anlhe PubLic reneraLlM.

To my Friends andHe Public generally,
A LII Persons having unsettled accounts
N with the undersigned, are hereby earnest.
" requested to call and settle them without dc.
lay, Ms hc has retired from business.
January ., 1859. J. ". THOMPSON.
THE POTTERY will be carried on hCrcai.
ter at tho old establishment by y. G.&J. J.
who will bG thankful to III all
orders IN heir line with pTonptitudc, and to tho
satisfaction Of all customers. They have now
IN hand ihr4e assortment Of excellent Wares,
Jan, :, 1852, D,G.&J.J. rmoMrsoS.
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Virginia, rs.

Virginia, IS.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of AIonOngaia county, OIL the first
Monday in January, 1852:
jeremiah Moore, Plaintiff,
Philip Moore, Isaac Moore, John Moore and
William Sine, Defendants.
IN CiIASCERY.
The object OF this suit is 10 cancel and set
aside a certain deed UE conveyance executed by
Philip Moore and wife to William Sine, for that
portion of the said Philips home place, here
toiorG stricken off by survey TO the said Jere-
miah Moore, as per article Of agreement Of the
iint day Of April, lSll which deed bears date
the lI;ll day Of October, 1915, and ofrccOrd in
the Clerks office Of MonOngalia county; and
to restore the said land to the complainant Jcr.
emiah Moore, at The death Of the said Philip, &c.
And the defendant Isaac Moore mot having cn-
tered his appearance and given security nccuril-
ing to law and the rules Of this court, and It ar-
pcaring by a written affidavit filed in the cause,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this common.
wealth II is ordered that the said defendant
dOappcar within one menth after due publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tCct his interests and that this order be pub.
lishCd once u week for four successive weeks in
the AlORnngalia Mirror" newspaper print
ed and published in MOrsantOwn in the county
Of MOnonEalia, and copy posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse Of said county 0n the
frat day ofthe next County Court Of said county
a copy: Tesle,
W. T. WILEY, Clerk.
Brown & Neck. pills. Att'ys.
January II, 1859. l!7 lw
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wM. pEREiS. 2. W. TOWEL
M0RGANTOWN BOOK STORE.
William DcrbIn & Co.,

Il EEr constantly on hand at their S.orr, on
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith II Co.'S,
general assortment OF ROCKS, including Ri.
bles, TCStSments, and variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, 10.
Rether with large assortment Of School books,
Novels, &C., &c.
Blank books, Stationery, Sicei.pens, &c.
GR0CERlES.-Thcy have also lot Of sure.
rior Groceries.
MorsantOwn, Sov. 20, 1851.
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ddi AL ns& auI m,.j". oD t..o,,
wNirl' rA0seih vegetation to ,hov! '"r,h
bnn:,oS their ,tO.te III the ii. AT I.me'.--
Wh' but divine being could h,,5 mod,
the sun, that elsat dispenser Of heat am
Light, whose diameter ls SSOGoJ IN les
icing IS is mTpcsed about ll0 tm"s Mrs
~ t!rN this cath, In 3 wmA whu bu
Derry Iimsslf rouli have male '!r Mh,1
solar S!siem. ,rI ,hcm Ia m,nn lei
''eI hnm.Is uri cal R,r rpmrs
lJ',N via ho! u iup! ,an Erhhi tie
""ti, -. t~o,,o. md ,Ay ~ he h'uI
there IS m Gli% J, Z. VI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

WAsuxGrox. Jan. 27.-Ths Senate
batcd an appropriation Of lind to
wa, lor Railroads and education; post
ned till Thurslay..".,The House reEu-
d the debate on giving the contract
printing the census 10 the pFoprIe-
Washington Union.
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HtrNIstsrv
TEYE .EE.QRHE7'S.
MoramntoWu aertees current.

4ESUN ANHtHWh SStb(S NH|tENt
lCOERECTED WEEKLY.l
Dried Peaches Zoo Wheat Go
DO, Apples l,OO'COrn 80
i'n>s"rd hu. l00llye ID
Feathers ID. l,0ats 81
Nails So 75'BucEwhrat ~
IRON N. Su6 Flourbbl. 1925
salt bhl. SO O0Baconlb. 10
Linen 2Oa22 Butter Is
Llns"y 2ia3lIEggS do2. 10
Flannel IOu5OIWhitc beans bn -
JrasS 6OaG2 Tallew, Gla7
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

The Turkish Government has introduced
tie culture Of cotton in the vicinity Of
Damascus, with seed procured FROM the
United States. Il guceeeds well
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A Great Variety

JAMES SHAY, Main street, two
doors from the Bank, has just received, and
has more on the way, which he expects to re.
ceive every day
Confectionery Of every kind, from
a Candy stick to a broom stick, with good
broom ut the end of il:
TOYS Tor Ncw-Ycars and other holi.
days, some Of which will last the year through
il you don't break them. The variety is rich,
and they range from clever sized Monkey TO
ring for your little finger:
Groceries, Spices, Fruits,
Glassware, Combs, Soaps, and other
Ihrdrdre, to suit all taste and ianeies.
Mems and Boys Caps, Boots & Shoes,
suited to the season and warranted to tit all
whose heads and feet are the right shape aud
siEe-bcSidcS every thing else usually kept in a
Variety Store. Call aud buy
January |, 1859.
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Just Received at the Savings Bank,

Just Received at the Savings Bank
Rcd and White Flanncls,
Heavy brown Muslins,
BleaChed and unblcachcd Canton FLANNEL,
AlWaccas and black Coburg,
blue SatiRott, Cotton Batting,
Black Prints; Domestic GInsham and BED
TickinEi
Also, broad AXcs, double triggers and Gun
wipcrs.
VIA reesirc in a fcw days:
NO. Sugar and MolaSos,
Golden Syrup, llominy, and Eat, ofCofse.
y. II. CHADWICK & co.
pecNmbcr 90, 1871.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

IT IUoihr Sciea!idc IYondrS' Important to
b@,~ptirs '--Dr 5 HOrcMToS's PErSlN, the
true digestive Fluid, or GaStric Juice, prepared
from RCXSEr, or the Fourth Stomach Of the
Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEuIG. the great
Physiological Chemist, BY J S lIouGnrvN, " b.
Philadslp hia. This il truly Il wonderful remedy
for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndce, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, BY Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished By
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. OCl2j If
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\. HAYMoSD. J.C. PIeRESrAvcH.
GRAND EXHIBITION
IN MORGANToWN!
Al the PHILADELPHIA and Paris Store I !

At the Philadelphia and Paris Store ! !
The undersigned have Just received their
large aud most beautiful stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, and being bought :or the
ready Cash, las they always have that as
well as some Of their neighbors,) they
ilatttr themselves that they can und will
sell them as cheap or cheaper than anyev
IT heard Of in this country. All persons
DESTROYS Of seeing the cheapest and largest
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, Queenswars, Carpenters Tools. and
every other article that can be thought Of
or mentioned in the way Of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, are respectfully re.
quP,ted 10 call at HAYM0ND& PICkEN.
PAUGHS ST0RE,and they will be shown
through. Whether you want to buy or
not il is worth your while calling 10 see
their stock, as You have mover yet seen any
thing 10 come up 10 it in this county
Their stock Of
/ Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Also Cloths, Csssimcre', Sntinetts, Tweeds.
and the largest stock OF
! Rcady-Nnde Clothing
in the place, Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. cannOt be sur.
passed III any Town West Of the Blue
Ridge.
Alter being thankful to our trends for
their former patronage, we still invite
their attention to our late purcpses.-
MAJ L., ~
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Tobacco & Segars,

p. h. LIrcnELL. N. HAYES.
MITCHELL & HAYES,
Ncrchaac 7Nil0rS,
IHalH1 street, opposite The Jail, Aiorgdnio,rn,
yTAvE entered into Partnership, and Just
brought on from tho Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
Cdssimsrcs Of all styles and qualities;
Icsiings of all colors, styles and qualities;
TRIMMINGS Of the best quality, TO suit all
cOlOrs.
Chores, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, sc.
Collars, thrCe.ply; silk and Linen Cravu,s,
black and fancy cnIOrs; StOcksi POcket-lIand.
kerchicfa; a fine quality Of PLUSH and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
such as Goats, Pants, and Vests, of all quail
tics and prices; Silk Shirts, SuspendCrs, and
many other articles not mentioned all which
will be sold VERY CHEAP ron CASH; Please call
aud examine OH stock,
Dec. 10, 1851. l!9-tC
n. Il.-ThOSo indebted to y. Il. Mitchell oi
". Hayes, on former accounts, are earnestly
requested to settle up, either by money OF note,
without delay.
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Il EMlRGLie E1EP.N.

situate In Monongala county, Va, M DuGkard
creek, ncnr New Brownsville, late the property
Of Emanuel brown, deceased, aud sold in put-
suanCC OF hiH will. 1t contains about 100 acres
mostly cleared and in good condition. The i'm.
pfOvrmcntE are twU.stury clearinghouse, a
new frame harm, nearly finished, with out
buildings, aud two apple orchards, one Of them
young aud in itS prime. The Farm is CONVENE
cnt 10 places Of worship, mills, &c.
Persons wishing larger Farm than the above
may probably be accommodated with 100 acres
adjoining the same, and originally belonging to
thu tract.
Sale To commence at |? O'Clock on said day;
attendance and conditions by
JOHN BROWN, Extr'r.
January -, 1852. PITS
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lief, We refer our Virginia friends 10 the !clow.
ing eminent names:
F. II. Robinson, rstsrsbnrch.
5. NJ. Carper, FIrcasle,
T. S. Carpes, Be lick,
W. H. White. Fredericksbpr:h,
J.. y. Hartman, Winchester,
Dr.. 4. R. Mott. I.aesburs.
McNemera Il Co, Richmond,
SPillmsn & james. Warrsn'oWn.
Cook l. Peel, Alexandra.
Alfred Red, Rect0rtOwn,
Hall. Scott L Co.. Salem.
Todd & Hocsie, Limestone.
o. c, Sterlrns& Son, HarTisonhnrg.
DR.. Evan Carmacll, Weston, Lewis Co..
u, n. Carr, Niorgsrtown.
II <. hoffman. SPrinSt'd, Hamp,Co.
}. II. Clarke, Wildwood.
J. Sims, GAINESVILLE,
Gilbert Robertson, Norfolk,
J. R. Brown, Stsphensburch,
Robt. Allison. Fairfax, C. H.,
Whalcy & Cfocker. Centreville,
D. Hazletine, Martinsburgh.
Thomas ?. Curtis, Of Randolph county, the
county wherein the Commissioners made this
foolish, unwiss and unfair attempt to injure US.
Mr.. CuItis is extensively known in this section
Of the State, and enjoys the confidence OF the
people to IN unlimited extent. Mr.. Curtis isa
firm friend Of Railways R"Ady Relief, for IL
saved all his remaining children from the brink
Of death as he informs US; their disease was
scarlet fever.
Citizens Of Randolph county, Vi. can learn
further of thiS incident by referring to Mr.. Cur
It's personally.
Commenting our Ready Relief. and other
medicines Of our manufacture, TO the people,
We remain the public's servants,
RADIFAY 3 co.
liS1 i6s Fulton st. New York.
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copper. almost pam, from tie
300 hliuss, I.aks Superior. is !! iug
qF lrplhr ESthansS, New York. i
si4 lbs, md u label upon ii states
M TO zen taken from u s"lid mas ui
the q rs weight Of $50 tons.
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'''' "''''A'h' q nv VIZ
kiTrIWagt. Tar and CRHC.halagNa,

We m,yh; "h"w lrsicaI.t rhy this prrpora.
"pr .hh'N uFs, LNI It would h. q nurdlrA
,ut'tr ut MuI', s.nyn ~ can Eunuon hosts "i
"iIhrssrs +" s!ro" that it d,,a cure. The rf';O.
yuifvnyr"E'irlS ATE the witnesses: ask lhem.
Nra1 uIr,r testimony ii the pa,nphlct in the A..
4, ntS' hands. Read also the advertisement, in
1huIhtf column. u LdnnarHlj.
N~NN~NN<SN~%~.~~
~ MISIAR'S nALfAM uFWlLD CHER
~ inpaHs new VigVr to vital action. aud re-
iirvEI the =! stem BY opening the pores Of the
'Sin, and promoting the secretion OF mucous
HatIrr. la action is suduriiic, s"dAtNc and
eNpoCtOfAht. by opening the pUTc', alaying IT,
ritatiOn and by rendering the expulsion Of m"'
c0G'maitcr easy.
Those Who take tl.r HAlsam will feel imhc
date relief IRON the distressing iffitatiURs that
accompany affections Vi thr respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed, thu Bslsum spNus
lhrm. The Lungs suffer from irritation. the
imitation is soOthcd; the pulse Is violent aud
ie'ersh, they are SOitened, and the mucous
membrane is relieved of its engagement with
tnpidiIy and Gase=-All by the use Of this de-
ll:httui remedy.
:. Scr GlrrTiissmrHi ia another column.
January 3-E
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.H.ETV' music,
Just Received at the MOrguntown

buds and Blossoms Ny Husband is such y
queer Irllnwi Swiss Waltz, with Wri1tonS;
Union Quick StePi Thrilling Polka; Swltara
Waltz William Tell Grand Marchi rh" VIZ.
Yards Polka William Gallon; rFNl! viii ]
ever Love thee Fscinat M POlLSi VALIANT
Street Theatre AlbcrtiSn Polka, Sc.
ALSO,
Stanbrdge'S Piano Instructor for beginner !
Southern Harp; Northern Harp Church Music
MlSon's Sacred Harp, Western Harp, Young
Methodist, Floral Festival, he.
January 3, 1859.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

EIss been srIIiug in New York
pt 4 PITS each AMI in some Gases
six cen'" been paid. Tn" weather
has beei uuIavorA5Is to ihrir pro,
duclion
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References In Virginia,

Among the most influential druggists s nsT-
chants in Virginia, Who have been eye witness.
ss to the quick efficacy OF Radway'S Ready Re-
lief, We refer our Virginia friends TO the !cl,ow.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

AZ Nd, a few DAYS since, fire.
wood Wig a. I to s dollars PR
cord. Ter has been peculiarly
trying ''w, especially in cities
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Farm at Public Sale.

rENHt SubScribRF will sell NJ Public Vnndne,
on THURSDAY the 10th Of FEBRUARY
nUN I'm Ihr nrCmisCst
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS,

in the shape of Doctors BillS saved, besides
hciny the means OF ProIongng many valuable
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

EE The Metropolitan Wing press has
hit upon the expedient of publishing let
tiers from the Western part of the State,
to keep the few remaining Wings who
have not yet declared their opposition to
Scott, from doing so. The letters speak
of great accessions to the Scott column
tell Eastern Wings if they will only not
leave the party but hang on a little while,
Virginia will be redeemed from her Dem
ocracy in consequence of the Scott en- thu
siasm in the Western part of the State
Now, we all know in the West, that the
statements in the Whig's letters are not
true-far from it-so far, that even the
cautious correspondent from Harrison
county is mistaken when he says Scott
will get the Wing vote of this county
No such thing, We know many Wings
who will not vote for him, who publicly
upon the streets denounce his nomination
and declare their determination to vote
for Pierce and King. These letters are
published for the purpose of making an
impression in the vicinity of their publica-
ton. Wing after Wing has left the Scott
party until very few are left to aid the
immortal who now fills the vacancy
on the Wing ticket, caused by the resig-
nation of James Lyons, late Wing Elec-
tor at large and the Wing fears that the
few left, may bolt before November. To
prevent this, they are told to hold on,
never mind if Wing after Wing leaves you.
although your ranks are becoming thinner
and thinner every day, it matters not, the
Scott enthusiasm in the Western part of
the State will enable the Wings to do
what they have never done, carry the
State for Scott. Now, no sane man be-
lieves for moment, such statements : it
only shows how desperate must be the
cause that has to be propped by such at
temPts. Scott enthusiasm in Virginia any
where, would be harder to find than the
Milk Sickness in the west, which, 40 far as
we can learn, has never vet been found :;
it is always little way off. Just so with
converts to Scott Whiggery, from the ranks
OF the Democracy. You can't put your
finger on them-no such an animal is to
be found. The fact is. if any body intends
voting fol Scott, they keep ii TO themselves,
they never speak of it, his name t" is never
heard"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
Public Meeting.--Death OF Lamar
Moore.
REPORTER.

AT meeting of the citizens of the CITY
Of Austin, held at the Swisher House, on
Monday evening, August Esd, 1852, ON
motion, James Cole was called to the
Chair and J. w. Hampton requested To
act as Secretary. Upon a cali from the
Chair, A. J. Hamilton, Esq, explained
briefly the object of the meeting, when ON
motion of Capt j. N. w. Hall, a Commit.
tee OF three were appointed to draft reso-
lutions to be submitted to the meeting
The Chairman appointed A. j. Hamilton.
Capt. ]. W. Hall and George ]. Durham
The following resolutions being furnish.
ed by the Committee were unanim ously
adopted
Whereas, it has pleased the disposer OF
events TO take suddenly from our midst.
our old and highly esteemed feIlow-citi.
zen, LAMAR MOORE, and desiring. az we
40 to pay just tribute to our departed
friend, and express our deep and unafFec-
ted regret atthe melancholy event, be il
therefore Resolved,
That IN the death of Lamar Moore. the
country has lost an upright citizen. and
answering patriot our city one of Il,
most public-spirited benefactors. and so.
ciety one of its solid ornaments.
That while we sincerely dep!ore this az
Fiction as individuals, we desire also r.
present our coincidence to the CITY onJ
country. and especially to the relatives q
the deceased. A'''e' y
That copy Of these resolutions be pre,
sented to Theodore E, Moore. ESQ ~ i,
conveyed by him to the nearest famiI, M
relatives of the deceased. :
On motion, it was ordered that the bro
eeedings OF this meeting be signed BY tEi.
officers and published in the city papers
JAMES COLE, Pres9.
10. w. HAMPTON, lSee'y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

FEoM TEXAS AND New MExIco.-Later
advices from Texas have been received.
There was a general demand for an extra
session of the Legislature.
The cotton crop had suffered from the
worm and the heavy rains, but large
yield was expected.
Caravajal was at Roma, without men
or means, waiting for movements in the
interior.
Santa Fe advices to July Goth, state
that much excitement prevailed regard
ing land titles in New Mexico, and unless
government interfered serious consequent
ces were apprehended.
At Ell Passo the Indians seized Nc Cuff
fins upper rancho, and killed number
of people encamped in the fields.
The Mexican Commandante had enfor-
ced full tariff upon goods for the Chi
huahua trade, and an immense stock was
detained at Ell Passo.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
KEEP THE BALL I'm MOTION
Democratic Rally.

The Democracy of Barbour county in
tend raising mammoth pole at Fairfield.
on the first Saturday in October. Distin-
guished speakers from distance. are ex-
pected to be present to address the meet
ing. A large turnout is anticipated
from all parts of the county. The friends
of Pierce and King are earnestly request
ed to be present and all are assured OF
a cordial and hearty welcome.
EW The CIarksburg Democratic Brass
Band, is respectfully solicited to attend,
as arrangements are already being com
pleted for its reception.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

~ In another column will be found
Mr.. Lyons address to his old constituents.
Mr. Lyons was appointed by the whig
convention last Spring, Elector at large
and Chairman of their State Central Com
mittee' Mr. Lyons position is now what
was the position of the whole wing party
of Virginia, previous to the Baltimore
Convention that nominated Scott. Be-
cause OF his consistency he is abused by
the scOttites. He prefers his conntry's
good to party success-he has had the
manliness and the honesty to tell the
truth ; for this his quandom friends de.
nounee him.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
nuekhannon correspondenee.

BUCKHANNoN, VA. SEPT. Id, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR: The health of our village
and vicinity is much improved. Several
persons who have had the dysentery have
recovered and only few cases have pro-
we'd fatal. We had light touch of frost
on Monday morning last, and the cool air
of Monday, caused serious apprehensions
among the farmers for the safety of the
young corn, but the Intervention of clouds
and change in the weather during the
night, kept "Jack' at bay, and to-day it
is pleasant again. If frost favors us with
his absence while longer, there will be
an abundant crop of corn, which, added
to the already bountiful supply of oats,
wheat, &C., will make it year of great
plenty. The farmers certainly ought to
cease crying "hard times" for every
thing they produce, and they produce a
great deal, readily commands a fair price.
Cattle, sheep, hogs, horses, &C., are as
good as so much gold, for they have only
to say the word, and they are readily
changed for the precious metal, or its
equivalent Who would not be farmer
in 1859?
Our Democratic friends raised too
poles in honor of Pierce Il King" on
last Saturday: the highest is about 1l5
feet, and bears to the breeze from its top,
the names of "Pierce &c King" upon "a
streamer AZ feet long. About 60 feet from
the ground is suspended from pole to pole
the stars and stripes, being beautiful flag
of II feet by 10, bearing upon its ample
folds, the words, " Pierce, Kiny an2 Me
Compromise" the 81 Safes being repre-
sented by the appearance of that number
of Stars. Altogether, we do not remem.
Der to have ever seen a moro beautiful
flag, and we feel some pride in stating
that it was manufactured in Buckhannon
Although the poles were very heavy they
went up as if by magic, under the steady
hands of the hardfstcd Democracy Of
Young Upshur, and they now stand an
ornament to the village, and an honor to
the distinguished names they bear to the
breeze.
After the flags had been hoisted, A G..
Roger, Esq, our Senator, appeared on
the stand by special request, and made
quite handsome speech, after which,
Major D. D. r. Farnsworth was called up
who delivered brief though excellent ad-
dress. The Major had just arrived from
tour north, and he gave the most cheer
ing account of the prospects of the Demo
cratic nominees in that quarter. With
practice, Major Farnsworth will make an
able speaker; as it is, he is team, and it
is presumed no Wing of his experience
would desire combat with him.
Col. Louden next occupied the stand
and addressed the people in his usual
earnest and happy style. The speakers
were repeatedly, heartily cheered, and
when they had concluded, the best feel
ing prevailed, enthusiasm was seen in ev-
cry countenance, and we predict that the
proceedings will work an influence that
will be felt st the coming election, and
will be long remembered as a great day
in the history of Upshur.
Three cheers for Pierce g. King.
REPORTER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

JACKSON, PIERCE AND K1xG.-The o.
wego correspondent of the Albany Atlas,
giving an account of the political aspect
of affairs in Oswego, describing the rival
banners that have been hoisted, mentions,
among others, large banner with the
names of jackson, Pierce and King in
scribed theron, above the following lines
"Freemen, cheer the hickory tree,
In storms its branches sheltered thee
Victorious efforts crown thy bough,
Twas Jackson's once it's Pierce's now"