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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

From which Il VIII be seen that tae excess IN re-
ceip,s now amounts 70 So 0oo bales. The increase
IN experts 70 Groa; Britain IS 5000 decrease %
France, $4,000 10 o:her foreign ports, p o0j Toai
decrease in exports 700 bales.
The Atrat0 lnter0ceanlc Canal Company
i, forming this City, to undertake tins important
work IN earnest. The route possesses advantages
which Baron Humboldt; long since proclaimed 10 the
world, and which are IN part recorded IA Congress
s!onal documents. blouse Report No. lijD The
Atraio route is the most southern OF those proposed
for water communication between the TWO oceans
II commences az the very root of The lsthngs, where
the BAY Of Vraba opens the WAY into the mouth Of
the AtIato. This is me stream about Isl miles
In length, VITA very straight course and gen
tie current, and depth Of :. 10 l. feet ac-
cording to the season. Il rises in "a swamp
which, on the southwest SENDS oui the san
Juan, whose course for about % miles brings
IL 10 the Pacific. and D! the laeSt EAToOES
known. Both these streams flow through regions
Astounding In gold mines and the mountain ranges
winch mtsIposc an uninterrupted " ali oe Hssa TIE
oceans, from Mexico downward, here SilA ana dis
appeared Yet these two rivers have been on. OF the
range OF travellers since iae overthrow OF the Span
ish power The population Is yeiy thin, ana some
large OslIlctS are almost unpscplc1 ana IA ile
possession OF Indians. Humboldt learned, 10 his
surprise. that a canal Dug IN l1Ss between the
head waters OF the two rivers oy the inhabitants, ana
served ic many years Tor the passage OF loaded O0aS.
carrying merchandise between Toe western ca -
and different points, even rs Tar as t2Tthageua The
Congress Of Ne~-OIana1a have receuIy granted %
some Americans an exclusive privilege 10 MAKE u
cana for tie passage Of larger .eSSes, Win TIgas
and facilities Of iAe most favorable Character -
Everything indicates thai active operations viii
soon be commenced Ia those new and uyllAs
regions, ~ varOaS departments 0. Industry. Socci-
mems Of several ores, particularly OF gold are m
this city, which attest The riches beneath The sod.
some having yielded al tie rate OF 81. 70 G.c
pound. fhe rock Is easily pulvenzed.
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pee i93PM, IA. tsis, lon - y, sim. Niagara en-
Boston l14h) for ivsraON!. ~
Noy co. IA. 20 % N lon d 81 =. nns susan, loi b's-
tor ! sind clo-ias NV gale roihAs inrtaef =,
Nov lat y. loa IS W, blrS Lewis "ateis' feni 81
lem Oct O. for Zaazbar. =. A., -
~ WaTli KrTg6t ftom lvsrpool far Ne~-TSrA
Ne 81 VI lat q "a lon q g. ~as s.ea steamer -
Dorado from New-YOrs f1r ChaSres
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y. IOIIUh, AnotlOlcsT
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl-

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
- TIRE, OIL CLOTHS. CLOTHING, &e., 6c.--F
COTTON Will sell. THIS DAY. Tuesday, Jan 9, at l9i
o'clock the Auction Rooms Nos - Beekn.aa and %
large and valuable assortment Of good aat
second hand FuIntare, comprising several Sofas asd
Couchss French NAH ,aly sad Black Walnut BGdstsads
sHd Dlyans Mahogany and c1rlei Maple Chairs Marble.
top Dress and plain BuIeauT vans Marble top Center
and Card Table, Wardsobes, Secrstanes, Wasnsiants
Counting house Desks, Office Chairs, Three. ply ard H.
gram Carpets, 200 yarss Of Oh Cloths, large Per
Glasses suits OF Bedroom Furniture 50 Boston Rockers
Windsor Chars. ~ iiusk Mattresses PallRs.es Kitchen
Furniture and also several pieces Of BrosdslOths and
lot OF Clothing also, 50 boxes aasns Safe positive H.
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No..~ar.l lslar, n the ives. SIDE Fl fss=hal Bay.
-, 80, p.,Ivcolf M IssnG kisAihg LsAt T. N d.
r.-.s miles. aec from hLss hsa- lntsfnlitins LiSat
: distance u miles -, 60.
Fsas; ofhcs, Dublin, S7ih Nov. III.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE AakSsC----TftIs DAY.
sUN-Rses--- . Sells 70 MooN-Sets-----0 s n
W.rsR----Ian. l.
Sandy Hoo ga Gov Islasd.- 3ia Hell iG-tsl0 ia
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Pasxcnnera ArriXAsi

IN eit-'Ccroiixe Rcd rom LoaGon-Mr NJ Meyers aid
lsdv. Nj II. Jordan and lady Master James wagner MI
l IL.
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lraoN. a 'its ny =
idr Probu,. Iprrsas, - NeFpor 80 is~d ''f Nss
Orleans. 81 w.. .--.
Margaret Evans Pat Ne. tvt>. SD ~. ssip ser-
prss Ransii Hous Kot. Al2o., and Nag g Ss.-
A, Bangor. len Mt ,a Sss- r,rs Ioaa'oa, or Boz
ton ltr
soon Br. barks Hyadsi''o ns. p san FfaH 40 ts-
tics, MuiThy. for Boston rff. r,secI iof ~ hsf,
sid from Basnos 4 res. 3, soa Dfsoe Fh1ishsS
a. R.o Jaas.ro Nv 10. SID Convex. Johnson ~ Ns~
OrsanS htrks Douglas. Etlt 10 RI in ,re. rrti Gyl
Phrnix Brown. f1r ~. York. ready bne Ps-itney
Mo~ait fron Siysr Ps', -a. seas C.s,,e ba'sss'.
AZ Sur.nam Isl ut BAY. Ntuti1s. Rove. iron Boston
10 days, Noy 1sis t'.a aupps, trcNsr ~ esa-
css,er 70 ia Dr. Ro-ers. simmons f'- salem i'ar o.
Al pensrara n,h ui, ,,rs KINGSTON Fsel.,. 10
Philadelphia.
Domestic Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. Jan Arr bnr Csatea. Grove
Boston sd pa s',n fi.'1a 'eade, pig
NIB sohrs lam smith Ds,s New-Yor> Fri1s. Ne
RhI Ti,fGRp Is e.. Cuban. rloNer,
Ponce. y. X . bfg Eu.A >all. Bath, Ne, srht trf4iS
EYaas. NeubuuVort Below Brs Aikis1. iIos Ses Oh
leans Sd. cid. Blcnea sAo Goethe, h0mana Bfnel va
Richmond banks Liberia "a Ae', Geo. Casson, ,ocria
saturday. az noon. steamer rtim-t's. Sepsns'd' To-
Eoi MESS HOW, Dec 30. p VI Arr. SEA - cod
ffev. Wilmington, G., for BOSTON,.
Jan. Arr. briss Nstaleea. lBr) -, sah ksy lln
DAYS Tor Boston Dido. StaI. Nes-fecA foT MscaiAs
Erarc.s c; chs Csls ,r ~ seucs klasds Hatch
ms Orlaud for BRIDGEPORT Coan.
Sailed brisS Nuntla. rad tf'nAe, &C az iloAsa, a.,
Chas. Hlwiey: s. Sir.eg Msrsarst Asn. D'nso. Nay
Reed Resina, Melville. jon. supsror. fredA he'd, G.
guet,e, Hurd, Julia AAa TELEGRAPH, Saso BIT MAY A.
ms med an snd Jg,a Fr7nee' n x,5Nr
In eOrt. ship Scrlng os,Ss Helen Ac!Ne, W3s.ds,ss
and Cuba bss CaIoiae: Pawn tS5 Hc"tS4. Msr r
Dido ,chrs chis ASps,oa. ISnss Ss4rs Esnsrad Mar
M IS
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II 4. WuIAaD,AI olloneer

N !. NIIIAID, TlJnceE
hIL PAINTINGS, &c.-rllIS Tues
NFday) MORNING Jan. Is. a. II O'Clock, aitbs Auc.
tOn-ro0m. No. "a Nassau . corner OF Pine.
II. T.. WILLARD viii sell as above, IA Invoice Of Oh
PAINTINGS Hch gt fraucs without reserve, comprising
fine originals AID perfect uanscrpts Of Of the finest
Paintings, and worthy 20 en- ssh the hrst city OF coln
Try. JSn'
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The prices obtained are rather higher than those
at the stock Board.
The Buffalo and Rochester Railroad
Company have declared a sem-annual dividend of
; p cent. The Alliance Insurance Company OF
Boston has declared d dividend OF l6 p cent,
amounting to $4,000, payable scrip, for rs
ngs the past year, being the first year Of It's esab
hshment The Trenton Banking Company has de-
clared dividend of 81 2j on each share, equal to
49 cent.
The Boston steamer will probably take
quarter of million in specle on Wednesday.
We have letter from Springfield, LII.
dated Dec H. which rays that the Auditor has de
cided to carry into effect the Bank Law, and will
give notice of his readiness to receive deposits of
stocks and deliver circulating notes. \ Bank has
been organized at Chicago called the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Capital, 100000. President, l..
d Boone Cashier, Stephen Bronson. Another is to
be organized al Springfield by New-York capital
There Will, Judging by present appear
ances, be "A large number OF bidders for the
Bonds about to be issued by the Erie Railroad CO
An offer OF IS was made to-day by responsible par
ties for the entire loan, and refused They will pro-
badly bring in the neigh5orhOod OF 90 i must be
remarked that these new Bonds are ten years
shorter than the OnNtINDltS Nhlth Soiu At ~ "hA
have about !, a cent advantage for the taker, as
they bear in!eres, from January l. while The last in
sallment not due until the ist OF July. This should
be remembered IN making bids.
The report of the Erie Company TO the Sac
Engineer states that in tie fiscal year 1851, the
Company conveyed Gss7s9 passengers and 250,0l6
tuns of freight against 4i72; passengers and l3,9
tuns freight in 1850
The annexed statistics of the Cotton
movement show that the receipts at the ports con
tnue to exceed those of las, year, but that the
ports are still behind
The following is a statement Of The movement n
cotton since the Is, Sept iss as compared with tie
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4 ADY'S WATCH.--Lost, Ladys
u 4 Watch with Chan Iooks and Chsrms attached. A
liberal reward viii Ice even 10y returning II Z" a VA
ORION No. io7 Broadway 10 81
q In REWARD Stolen, on the morn
" ~ ing 9f,hs Isl from the sSoryay No aol Broad
Ladies representing Past Present and Future SIZE OF
pate. by n inches gt frame ncosed In rosewood case
The above reward will be pai iof Us recovery ,,
jjH' VI VI. IAWhENcE
EOUND-Suppcsed to have been stolen,
y two handsome bound books. by applying al No .
Olyer-st and describing the same. the owner caa have
them on having for this ai,cltisement % it,
NOTES. Lost, on or about the oath OF
December, 1871. two notes The dates and amounts
here believed 1 - -.-.v
ranford nj Selleck's At months, dared November.
1881 for three hundred and ATTY hlhe uoi' anu III I
80 .r,s nay.his order OF Price MITCHELL sh'
s s...dnn han Keys and Thomas BRISTOL
Also prce Michele note mt three months dated De
cember 1851 hundred aud MY dollars paJapsS
their own order 80.
The public are cautioned sgainst receiving negotiating
the above notes payment mas been ssoppeh-aad any
person 1ng tnCm Sll De- rewarded for their f"oleW
returning them % No - Cathenne-s 1T " W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

Steamship Empire City, Leeds, Cha-res havana,
DEC og WIN on ne ,I,a~
Ship Yorkshire, Briggs, Lverpoo., Nov rs, with mdse
and passengers, 10 {. "a. Marshall
Ship Caroline Read. OF Providence, Real, i-sdays from
London with mdse and 100 passengers, 70 master Nov 81
OFT Dun guneSs contact with the Nersso sdn brig
Anna Cohv Jans en-. from Portsmouth tpr NORWAY car
ned away boo,-sys and catFNtr me org i>i her uAn
mas. took from her seana1 Dc 6. la 3d. lon. g. e.
perenced heavy sale RON the Nes-N.d pc ~ sA.1u
sea- stove bulwarss. deck house and boats, bfJNs Ias
and caused the ship O. make large quantities ot water Dec
81 La 3d. o.. boarded the Br 5chr Abby 81 s. Johns
was waterosgcl and abb ndoncd Dec int a. l.n. -,
saw By sh.p Macousta. bound ".
ship Joseph Walker Hole, from Lnsrool,Noy Is. with
mdse and 30 passengers. 20 Thompson v Nenlew
ship Rhoderlcs Dhu, tBr) Red jIdays I'm. Liverpool
with rdse and 100 passengers, ~ DAM PuNmson %
Nov H. lat 10 0 lon 3d. saw ship C1qum5o. bound W.
lost sails and received other damage The X d As bound
10 Savannah put INTO this poIt O. md passengers
Schr. Arcade, Rogers, 10 as I'm CALAIS. "Il lAh Scr
SehT Ripgrold. vrecker) c. from the wrec, Of
bark John, Hog and, vi sls ugsms, anchors ca
bes and passengers baggage, to Jones Johnson CAPT
CIarke reports that the hull with fore an main standing
s siS attached was sold '' auction On SATURDAY | W
The ship IIbemia Mallory for London We, al anchor
In the Lower Biy. Yesterda afternoon she had ssnt
of distress flying but were unable 10 earn ANY Of me
particulars
The packet ship Prince Albert, or London has anchored
BELOW new ship from an Elsteru port
SAILED-shIps Manhattan, Peabody, Liverpool south
erner sullivan. New Orleans Prince lie Jonye, Coe-
way San Francisco Empire State. Russell. Liverpool
Sophia Walker, Wlsner Lisbon Memphs' Bunker, Ne"
OIisan. barks Byron, pole Bordeaux. Governor
Hinckley. Lering, Eew-OTeans, steamer Prlmetne =
Churchill. San Juan
wIND-Durng the day romk.NW
The Portuguese brig published IN Mondays paper 10 te
santo, A3roiea FROM Para, should have read the bus
The scar E S Jenny ney) brought down % Pier
No. j. T. X from ship yard OF Nestcryelt NcfNaY,
where She launched yesterday morning At oco;5
She o. 90 asnremen and vas built pr Maitland
Phelps Co. who intend her for the Yves, India and
Ish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. j. irrired-Blrs Joseph Bay
ley Duncan. Charleston, brzS FAIRY Sheed, So Ilom,s
Chc ,pee Ch.Ofd, Boston Wated. %. fBrl OutsrDul-e
St AIMS Bay -Four Brothers S1lle, Pot al Pane ,
gchrs Delaware HaTdIHe. Providence. Moses Bro"r
Hail, D.. Geo Edward. May. Boston Virginia. VI. IT,
ingfon. al RIVER X. l. ilercfr, Robinson Boston.
Clear,d-Bark Cen Jessnp. FiIher, q Bari. and
market srhrS Grace Darling, Bartlett, Bridgeport H''-
ard, Love D. Boston.
NEWFOhl Jan 3-AT schrs Amazon, Packard, Sand
wich for NewYork Anawnn. Bessey, Wa,eham % fo
Almeds Hn'chins. Ofiapd flr Bndgeppu Spons Excel,
for NJ
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Legislatice Department.
SENATE

SENATE.
n, pieh,d oneens Suffolk James l.. cooiey-
"'S' ~ 80 John Vanderbilt.
M S,e iorer Wards william McHur5aJ.
~ S;,y Ma 10 H. H. OBADIAH NEwcoMB.
90 wards 3 g. IL ..JAs w. BzsKMAN.
-, civ, Wards ll,l2,l3. Fn,tfs u. NoRe.S
vi 1917, Is, 10, 20.
49, ( Westchester, Put iL,obo,. p cooesr
VII nam, ROcklsnd---
VIII Dutchess CoIunbia John II otis
TX Orange Sullivan. Nathaniel J,nss.
K Ulster. Greene gorge 4. Pierce.
XI-AlosDy, Schenectady NOR tABEE.
XII Rensselaer, 1900. ' scaooSuoTGS.
XIII Washington, Saratoga DAN ). WRIGHT.
XIV Warren, Essex, Clinton III " Rogers
XIV 81 Lawrence, franklin Henry II. SmttA
WI Herklmer, Montgom- Simeon Saor.
A'i I cry. Fulton. Halnlitn
XVII Delaware, SchOharIe --HeDTy BarfieH.
XVIII Chenango, Otseso ---- Harmon Beanet.
XIX Oneida ....-.-.--B. n HUNTINGTON.
Xxx OgweRo. NacIs0n.....-JAnEs PLATT.
XXI Jefferson LeHis.----.-Assisy Dareaggri.
YXII Ononda "a .-..- JhvEs MUNRoE
xXIII Rroorne Corti'd. lIOgl Nqtnon Bristol
XXIV Gauge. WAYNE - VILLAS BEACH.
XIV Tomas Seneca, Yates JON B. WILLIAMS.
YYVf s,eufcn Cbefoung - r. E C0rneN.
YYVII Monroe .. ALca'at ". Krby
XVIII Orl'ns, Gene, Niagara -ALoNlo :. lFHAN'
xxx Ontario Living ,ton NYRON n. CLARK.
Xxx Ailegany, Wyoming j. \. NcbL"AIN-
YXXI Erie GEO. X. BABcoCK.
XxXit- Ghautauque .Cattafaug- ELISHA WAaD
Total. 10 Wings lin SMALL CAPS y 40 opp IA N"tf9
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rhe sat, Government.

The Legislature of this State assemblies
nj Albany To-Day, 9th INST. Below we pre-
vent correct list Of the State Officers and Mem
bess Of the Senate and Assembly.
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Ezecut,re Department

Ezecut're Department
S,o.<ysey -WAsHiSGrOS Hunt, Wing.
Lss,feuant- G1Usrnsr - Sanford E. Church, OPP.
SseystaTv Of state Henry Randall. Opp.
CoafrsHsr - John e. Wright. Opposition.
Tysesurtr ...- JANIS Cook, Wing.
Iffsru,s General - Len s Chatfeld, Opp.
Frederick FOIlett. OPP.
Canal Co,ntoisslorers } John C. Hather, Op9o stion.
fHESRY FiTzHUGE, Wing
stafe Eng'r Sur-c,t9r Wn. J. McAlpIre, Opp.
Darius Clark, Opposition
s,sf, p,,son Jrspscfoys William p Angel, ODD.
Henry Storms, 0pposI!loa
Whigs in SMALL CAPIrALs-OppOsition IN Roman
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fine Arts.
VHC AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-
miscellaneous 1operfisemtnts.

WRENCH LANGUAGE ARDS
II & NOHIOS's lN-II UTE. No. u, Broad
WAY - Professor RICHARDS gFenEg Glasses vii taAs
yl4ce every day a. O'Clock r. 81 Accommodations havs
been made % receive LADIES' from 10 A. NJ 10 oe,oss
y NJ spanish and German Lessons aDPhcatioa
Gentlemen ha7Ipg assisted hch ards IatISi~ o
Lecture are re tnested - meet tbs EvEsIHt A.
O'Clock, az his residence. II
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21
sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER.

o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light,
What 80 proudly we hailed at the twiligh IS last
cleaning,
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the
perilOus fight, 81
Ger the ranparts we watched were so gallant
ly streaming - 3fs ft'
And the rockets rcd glare, the bombs bursting
in air,
GsvsproOf through the night that our flag was
still therel
say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave!
Der the land of the free, and the home of the
brave!
On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the
deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence
reposes,
What is that which the breeze, DER the towering
steep,
As it atfully blows, half cOneeals, half disclo-
ses;
Now it catches the CLEAN of the mornings first
beam,
In full glory reflected, now shines on the
stream
'Tis tho .star-spangled banner o, long may it
wave
Ger the land of the free, and the home of the
brave.
And where is that band who so vauntingly swore
That the havoc of war, and the battles cOnfu-
sion,
a home and n country shall leave us no more,
Their blood has wash'd out their foul footsteps
pollution.
No refuge could save the hiroling and slave
From tile terror of fight, or the gloom of the
grave,
And the star-spsngled banner in triumph doth
wave
Der the land of the free, and the home of the
brave.
o thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand
Between their loved home and tho wars des-
olation;
Blest with victory and peace, may the heaven
rescued land
Praise the power that hath made and preserved
a nation
Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just
And this be our motto-'' In God is our trust"
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall
wave
Ger the land of tho free, and the home of the
brave
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The number of insertions must be- specified or
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out OF my pocket. 1 resolved to make q
clean breast of it, and be honest, in spite
OF poverty aud shame. So held the
gold in my trembling hand and said is
THIS yours, Mr.. Baldwin p
MY voice was so faint that he did mot
hear me. So l repeated my question, in
a more courageous tone. All eyes were
turned upon me in astonishment; and the
deacon demanded where and when / found
the gold,
Il burst into tears, and confessed eve-
rything. l expected the deacon would
whip me to death. But he patted me on
the head, and said more kindly than was
his won't
Don't cry about it, William. You are
an honest boy, if you did come near fall
ing into temptation. Always be honest,
my son; and if you do not grow rich.
you will always be happy, with clear
conscience.
But cried still for joy! laughed.
too, the deacon had so touched my heart.
OF what a load, then, was relieved !
1 felt then that honesty was the best
policy.
AS for Baldwin, he declared that !
should have half the money, for finding
it; but wished to keep clear of the trou-
blesome stuff. for time, and l did
would not touch his offer; and never
regretted it, boy as was.
well, was the deacon's favorite after
this. He was very kind to me and trus-
ted me in every thing. / was careful not
to deceive him; Iprcserved the strictesj
candor and good faith and that has
made me what am. When he died, he
willed me five hundred dollars. with which
l came here, and bought new lands which
are worth great many sovereigns.-
But this has nothing to do with my sto
ry. That is told; and all have to add
is. have never regretted clearing my
conscience of poor Job Baldwin's sover'
eign'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21
WMOLE No. III.

ed. Friendship, companiohship, are un.
known things for the followers of the
Prophet. Where their interest or their
pleasure calls them they GO. but they
know nothing Of the heartfelt satisfaction
ofliying beside one person, woman or
man, who possesses our confidence, and
shares in our joys as we'll as in our sor.
rows, In his fellow beings each Mus.
sulman looks for himself he understands
sensations. but is perfectly unaware of the
existence Of sentiment.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

A FINE EAR FOR MUs1c.-Two Irishmen
in crossing field not hundred miles
from this place, came in contact with a
jack. who was making daylight hideons"
with his unearthly braying. Jenny
stood moment in astonishment, but turn
ing to Pat, who seemed as much enrap-
tured with the song as himself, remarked,
(" It's fine large ear that bird has for
music, Pat, but sure he's got wonderful
cowld."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

OR1cIN OF ScALP1NG.-.A correspondent
of the New York Saturday Times, asked
some time ago: "Was scalping known
in early times, or is it an aboriginal prac-
tice, confined to the Indians on this con-
tinet % To which the editor replied -
In Psalms xviii, V. 81, you will find the
following =" But God shall wound the
head of his enemies, and the hairy scalp
of such an one as goeth on still in his
trespasscs." Scalping was therefore
practiced in the early ages. and the Indi-
ans being descendants. of the lost tribes
of Israel, position, which Major Noah
has taken and fortified with much strong
argument.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

TuRKEns.-A good sized turkey should
be roasted two hours and half o. three
hours-vefy slowly at first. When you
wish 10 make plain stufing, pound q
cracker. or cramble come bread sery hne,
chop some raw salt pork very fne. sift
some sage, and summer-savory, Or sweet
msjOram, ifyou have them IN The house,
and fancy them, and mould them together
seasoned with q little pepper. An egg
worked IN. makes she stnfing cut better.
A turkey FOR boilfag should be prepared
IN the same manner as one for rOasting,-
When youEish 70 have it look white, lie
il up IL cloth unless you boil rice IN the
pot When rice h used,Pul IN two.thirds
of teacup. The most approved fashion
Is tosend boiled turkey 70 the table with
oysters in their sauce 10 q small tureen.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

re- Counterfeit $50 gold pieces have
made their appearance in Cincinnati
They are well executed and bear faith
full resemblance to the genuine. In
weight they lack. ,.,..rg 5ssE.. 81 =.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

kTA boy was sent 70 inquire how an
old lady named wilkins, was, 10 health.
asked her servant, = Please marn, missus
wants TO know how old Mrs. wilkins is,
to-day" 70 which the latter replied
,is JUS revsnty-hiur ti,-isy >
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

GR- When you are teased to buy Of a
pedlar, Just ask him to trust you for a
yesr--tbat is the vey to talk TO him.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

GE- One hundred cats were part of the
cargo of vessel which sailed from Bos-
ton, last week for California.