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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
OILS aih Ial Mins,ra Gr Saiet. an
0O0BARRELsM MACHINERY OIL. Price

|O00BARRELs MACHINERY OIL Price IS
$500 gallons DO 90 =.
in casks of various sizes. % :.
200 barrels boiled paint oil 40 %
5000 gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes. 90 90
$50 barrels tanners oil. Various kinds and quail
titles. from 35 to 60 cts. per gallon,
1900 gallons in casks of various sizes. ar1ous
kinds and qualities, ffOm 50 to 90 cents per
so ions Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings, and
coarse machinery, in barrels or casks, 9 # any
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the
lowest market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill In the
coolest weather, and considered by those using
it equal to Sperm oil.
Boiled Paint Oil, equal TO Linsesd oil, other
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles, and my motto Is, +" Small
profits and quick returns"
sc Water ST., (under the Pearle st; HOuse,)
New York.
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FairlnOnt, Drug 81 Tobacco
Store.

TUST received and for sale ut Logan & Carr's
- Drug and Tobacco Store, one door east of the
Court House, at the sign of the q Mommoth Nor
tar" on Main Street
800 boxes various brands Tobacco, among which
will be found very choice lot of Ell and
Esmnralda Tobacco
boxes Gravely, fine article;
10 do Standard and Superior, do;
90 do Walthal; 20 do Coats
lG do Motifs; 10 do Harwood;
Is do Robinson & Co.'s SIS;
10 do Burns 40 do Royals, SIS & SIS;
20 do Clay's ID. Lump;
20 do Archcr's do ;
u do Peyton's SIS; 10 do Young & Burrell ,
90 do Langhorn & Co.'S l2's;
"a do IIutchinson's; 10 do Madison;
10 do Mocking Bird do Jones'
Together with an extensive variety of brands,
to suit customers both in regard to quality and
price.
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DR,W. N. ELLIS.

" HOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST
w FAIRMONT, VA, keeps constantly on
hand aud for sale, large and general assortment
of Fresh and Genuine DRUss & MEDICINES, Chemi-
calls, Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines
Perfumery, DENTAL & SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
dc. Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, HattoI
and others viii be supplied with every article In
the line, at the lowest market rates.
ianT ly
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ALSO
10000 Pantella Segars /;
1900 Jenny Lind do

5000 Jenny Lind do;
5000 JuSto Sans Principe
$500 Spotted Castillo 1000 Flag Spanish;
1000 FL NiPtunc; 1000 FL Divans;
1900 castor Rcgalia 3d. 900 Half Spanish
10000 Havana SIS; 10000 Yara 6's.
Together with various other qualities, all both
pleasant and agreeable, to which we would invite
u segar-smoking custom.
Also, Tidball's Rappee, Maccaba and Scotch
Snuff; Snuff boxes and Segar cases !; Tobacco
Knives, Pipes, Pipe heads and Stems; a largo lot
OF fine cap, Letter and Note Paper, as well as ev-
cry variety of Wrapping Paper.
Also, 40 Boxes assorted CANDIES, put up to
order, expressly for Merchants.
\ very largo and extensive and we'll selected
assortment of Drugs, embracing every article ne
nessary to furnish practitioners office. Also,
Spices, Starch Saeratus and Indigo, Oils of every
kind, Paints and Dye-Stutfs, so boxes Glass, as
sorted sizes, Putty, Patent Medicines of every
name, together with very extensive assortment
of Fancy Articles, Cutlery and Jewelry, Soaps,
and Perfumery, &C., &c.
To all the above we would invite the Merchants
and Physicians of Western Virginia.
LOGAN & CARR.
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HAssEL vAURIPER.

SALINE, Oct IA, 1851.
ME. j. d. PARK-DEAR SIR 81 sond you the
foregoing certificate, aud so far as am acquain-
ted with his case, it is all true. 1 procured it,
thinking it might be benefit to you and the af-
flictcd. You have the privilege of using it as
you think best. Yours, w. A. BEERS.
The following letter is from highly rospecta-
bic Physician, who has an extensive practice:
NAyARRE, Stark Co., o., Nov. /. 1851.
DIR. PARK, SIM" DIR. Guysott's Extract of
SarsNparilla." This medicine has been prescribed
by me for the last three years, with good effect
in General Debility, Livor Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous diseases. In all
Female Complaints it is certainly unequalled.
In the use of this medicine the patient CON
stanty gains strength and vigor, fact worthy of
great consideration. 1t is pleasant to the taste
and smell, and can be used by persons with the
most delicate stomuchs, with safety, under any
circumstances. am speaking from experience,
and to the ntilict cd advise its use.
DIR. J. S. LEEPER.
AGENTS A. F. Barnes and a. Criss, Clarks-
burg; Clayton &; Fcnton, Pruntytown Logan
&c Carr, Fairmont; II. IL. Carr 81 Co., Morgan
town; DIR. a, II. Hall, Weston.
July 18th, lS52,-eow ly.
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Wholesale and Retail Store
i'm ROllsburg. Va.

fillmore F. SINS, has just opened, and vii
~ keep constantly on hand at Rollsburg tn
present terminus Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, on Cheat River, large and well selected
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, &c
which he will sell either wholesale OF retail At ~
cheapest prices in the country.
he will also attend to receiving and FORWARDING
freight Of all kinds on the Railroad to al eastern
January Tth, 1s5l.-tf.
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HAVE on hand the VERY BEST
"a COOKING-STOYES, now in use
6f7I adapted to either Wood or Coal anC
~ at prices that cannot fail to give sa-
~ tisfactiOn,, C. w. SMITH
Nv Clarksburg, June %, 1852.
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9 9 9 9 q 9 .

scrofula, SYPHILIS, Mercurial complaints, Can
GERS, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and vast variety
rof other disagseeable and dangerous diseases are
speedily and perfectly cured by the use of this
medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct 6, 1851,
Mr.. JOHN d. PARK-DEAR SIR 1T is with
unutterable feelings of gratitude that am able,
through the Divine Providence of God, and by
the wonder working agency of that excellent me-
dicine, " Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparil-
la," to give you few symptoms of my almost
hopeless case.
In the winter of 1850, was attacked with a
severe pain, which was gradually extending
through the whole right side and leg; at the
same time a total prostration of my physical sys-
tenn; also, my leg had shrunk to about two thirds
of its common size 1 procured the attendance
of practitioner, who pronounced my disease one
of the worst forms of liver complaint, He said
my was ono not easily handled, but prescri-
bed for me. Remained under his treatment I'M
til was satisfied he could not help me. l then
procured of your agent at this place, w. A
Beers, two bottles of Guysotts Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, from which IrecciYed vast amount
of benefit. After having taken four bottles more
l was able to pursue my business without any in
convenience, and have been since that time
well man, while but short time since, wa!
confined to my bed three ourths of the time; and
l cannot ascribe the return of my health to any
other cause than by the agency of that truly val
liable medicine, Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar
saparilla. Yours, &C.,
IIAsSEL VAURIPER.
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Job Printing
s. II. sPARVlN,
Merchandise and Produce Broker.
s. L. Cor. Main and Columbia sts',
OF NC1NNATI, ONO.

INN, COPPER, BRASS, q SHEET IRON
duesd prices. June :, 81. CIV. SMITH 81 i'-
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THoSE wanting COPPER WORK done for ~.
J. fall trade win find me ready.
June ?, So. t. W. SMITH.
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DR.. j. Il. CarroII,s

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DRuc 49,.
uPSHUR Co, Va. NON
DR.. G. keeps constantly on hand aud -, ~.
large and general assortment of fresh s,'J -!
9lne Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals. Dvs-Ssn h.
RANTS; OILS Varnishes, Patent MedIcineS. Den
'al p ana surgical Instruments, Soaps, Perf1mery.
,nd c,Sel. i Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, HatteFs,
ne line at the lowest market rates.
DR.. J. {. CARROLL,
Fnys1clam and SURGEON.
Bnekhannon, UPshur Co., va.
Jan. 2sth Ie52e-ff u.i
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New York. Dec. II, ls51-tf.
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Doctor Yourself for % Cts.

FairmOnt, May 5th, 1s52.-ly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-11
FlOm Hon. Charles r James. Of Rhode Island.

WAsHIseros, I'd. CD June, %. 1852.
DEAR SIR Permit me- through you, to return my sin
cere thanks 10 the Committee Of Arrangements OF the
Society OF fammany Columbian Order" for their po.
ile invitation 10 unite with them the approaching
adversary OF our national independence 1t would give
me great pleasure 10 be present that interesting
sion, but my legislative duties will necessarily prevent
my attendance But, cir, cannot refrain from the
preston OF my hearty congratulations TO The society, and
10 the democracy Of New York aud of the Union, the
bright prospect before them. As the result OF a
sound national feeling, the spirit OF concilaon has per
formed It's noble work in the democratic ranks and
have the pleasure behold the party in one unbroken
mass, aud with an undivided 'front.' which always in.
10 them success, periodically prepared Tor lis
ward march 10 victory.
But sir, aside from feelings and predictions OF party
character my congratulations also due the coun
party, The great unanimiiy with which the resolutions
have been responded to- calculated to terminate the
talon dangerous 10 the Union the nomination by The
party OF men truly worthy OF the SURFACES OF the peo-
Pile Tor the highest Offices in their gift and the moral GER
tanty oil their election Il angurs well for the country
and for the stability OF republican Institutions when
slter such exciting scenes those through which we
have now passed, readily at the demand of
Patriotism dismiss sectional eaousies, and yield
personal predictions, and in the calm and judicous
ecise OF our sober judgment, unite most heartily in e
forts TO promote The public good Sir | consider the
present OF the most auspcous periods in the his
tory OF the democratic party Of the United States and
cannot but hope that root OF bitterness may hereafter
he found 10 interrupt its harmony, to impair lis prosper
ny, or 10 retard IFS ard progress.
Sir, respectfully yours,
CHARLES r. JAMES.
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From Hon. r. II. Stanton. Of Kentutky.
WtsuIscTos Cry. ID G lime "a I


GENTLEMEN; 1t would afford me infinite pleasure 10
avail myself OF your very kind invitation To- be present
the approaching anniversary OF American independ.
ence, and participate with the Society OF Tammany'
IN its proposed festival but the near approach of the
end OF the present session OF Congress renders il incon-
yenient for me TO be absent from my duties even for
day.
The day you have selected is an suspicious one for The
patriotic purpose intended to be promoted II The
day upon which our venersied ancestors animated by
the hottest impulses, and impeed by but one heart LAID
upon the altar OF their county the riches, gifts Of pa
ousa. May we not initiate ther noble example,
and upon the day conseeraied TO American liberty meet
extngush the fires Of sectional Strife bury in oblivion
past differences and with heartfelt earnestness renew our
allegiance TO the constitution and The Union which they
gave usl
In no period OF American history have higher respon.
sbilies rested upon the great republican party In The
pending the future destiny OF The repub
lie, the safety OF the Union, and the integrity OF the
constitution and laws made 10 pursuance thereof The
democratic party il emneny the national party founded
upon sectional organization, and organized by no
iional idea The nation looks with hope for safety
from the evils which flow from sectional causes and that
safety only be secured by cordial union Of the de-
moeracy in all parts OF the Union That your proposed
festival may be emnenty promotve of this patriotic OBJ
iect Is the earnest desire OF your obedient servant
X. H. STANTON
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Skssah ScoTr ON NATURALIZATION MANY wing
FApss' ne wing among the rest have sought TO dis
prove the authenticity Of General SCOTS prescription
ni"s,nave letter 10 g. w. Reed, OF Philadelphia Mr..
uanaehsr, however, announces in the Baltimore
the entire gennneness OF the letter and Tho New Haven
Palladium, wing paper, hus rebukes lis wbg assoc
a,es for their shameful dodge /"
think folly IN some few Of the Wing editors to at.
Tempt TO apologize for General SCOTS Old native Amer
can letter. called That letter ~ ~ .o, ma
.ao.a hass 70 which every foreigner who really his
maj. ~ ~ wei ~ that he has renounced, can
asepy Interested IN protecting the baoboses rom i'm
no apologies Tor the native letter" 800
Richmond Enquirer.
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have been particularly gratifying 20 me to be present on
that interesting occasion. thai might hear leslmoay, IA
person, 10 the gaantry OF General f. Pierce the demo
officer
The brigade under his command formed part OF the
army which mel the enemy at Cburubusco-one OF the
most deperae and sangulnary engagements during the
war will Mexico. His eonduc thai occasion, as on
all Others in which be participated, entities him 10 he
gratitude of the American people.
His high standing as a statesman and orator, and hts
peculiar fitness for the high and exalted position 10 which
he is destined TO be elevated, well known by The
democratic party throughout the country; and viii give
at the polls 10 November next. BY giving ny support 10
Pierce and King for The ices OF President and Vice
President OF The United States.
have The honor to be, very respectfully, yours.
WARD h. BURNETT .
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From Daaiei Delapan, Esq.

New YORK, June 2l, 1852
GENTLEMEN Having received from you, through the
grand sachen OF your order, my respected relative,
most cordial invitation to unite with you in celebrating
the greatest in the annals oil political history re-
specially reply. This dag, long to be remembered by
this nation lis anniversary OF tue declaration Of ia
rights of the oppressed be duly appreciated by your
ofter, and by every lover of his county This boom
gentlemen purchased by our fathers at The expense
OF much blood and treasure, aud when | recoect the
name OF Delavan was conspicuous III the great achieve
ment glow OF pride rises within my heart, You must
be OF the fact that nine brothers of the
am proud TO bear served their country in procuring lis
liberty. short account OF them in relation to that
event shall do myself the honor present your order
at some subsequent PERIOD respectfully requesting place
fori among The archives oil your order Gentlemen,
when we survey the condition Of the nations OF the
earth. and then compare them with our own are led
TO exc'aim, w hat contrast
II is many Years since have paltaken in the hilaes
of the day in question; and now my advanced state Of
life would to make il more proper TO transfer those
duties To the younger part of patriotism. With these
sentiments beg leave TO decline your invitation. hoping
and believing you will sustain the Liberties bequeahed
to you.
Very respectfully yours, Sc.
DANIEL DELAVAN.
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With gfeai respect, your humble servant,
ALFRED Y. EDGERTON.
From A. O. Magrsth, Esq, Of South Caroline.
CHARLESTON, June 30, 1852

GENTLEMEN Your letter, inviting me to participate with
the Of Tammany in the celebration Of The annver.
ssry OF American independence has been received Cord
be absent from my professional engagements at that
time. should certainly be with you Nothing could af
ford me pleasure ban p be witness OF the gather
ing of the democracy And fixed, am, in the cardinal
principles OF that party, the spectacle there presented
would add 10 my satisfaction, exhibiting II would, the
living evidence that the principles Of the democracy
the principles of the people However pleasant may
be to some at the idea OF the rule OF the people,
yet will il only be when the people cease 10 rule that
can cease TO be free Confirmed in the opinion that The
success Of democratic principles is identified with the de-
vsloppsnt Of the great principles Of political liberty,
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From Hon A. r Mo,rlsan.
INDIANAPOLIS. (Ia. } June

INDIANAPOLIS, ia. y June 20. 1852
GENTLEMEN Your invitation TO be present at The
democratic festival al Tammany Hall the approaching
anniversary OF our national independence was very
thankfully received
Old Tammany has long been yeneraied for its elevated
democratic principles, and Tor the patriotism OF ls
bes. AS society, and a temple OF liberty,
thy OF the great metropolis Of the mighty Stale OF
this great nation and It's influence is justly felt through
out the extent OF this vast republic II stands the
OF political system, and any obscuraon, spot
eclipse upon its Disc casts shade the whole land
New York welds a mighty influence among her sister
States She occupies position OF much power, and a
heavy responsibility is upon her In her relations 10 the
democratic party Of this confedeTacy BY her dssensons
IN 1913, our banner taed IN the dust and put under
the feet OF our exultng advers aries and wing misrue
has IN consequence blghed the hopes and the prosperity
OF the nation Tor the last four years Every democrat.
from Maine to Mexico. feels fortified N the belief mat
the republicans OF New York will nobly retrieve he'r
once high character Tor strict devotion TO duty and by
unity, concession, and energy essabsh their own
tendency - the State and their rightul position in the
Union Bright are the hopes cheering the prospects,
and essentially important will be the results oil
in The approaching election. The eyes OF your brethren
are npo. yoa the destiny q democracy T. at your dspo
ocra,s profted by divisions among themselves
such dssensons always nure 10 the benefit OF our OPP
ponents. wise forecast and hearty corporation
with another always the certain OF defeat
to whiggery. rejoice in your proclamation that .'you
are united that you are one and insepafabe" In behalf
OF the democracy OF Indiana allow me to remark that
every omen augurs well. The democracy united
one man in support of Pierce and King. They have
proved themselves reliable both in 1914 and ls45
We confidently expect increased maorities, and feel
well assured that give from eight 10 ten thou
sand
Gladly would be with you the great and glorious
occasion Of your festive meeting both in consideration Of
the character OF the day and OF the object OF your fra
ernal intercourse but other duties, well time and
distance, restrain my desires
Permit me 10 present the following sentiment
Tammany Hall: May the old wgwam ever resound with
the harmonious voice OF every man who claims to be
democrat in the Empire State and may her council fires
burn with such brill ancy that the reflection OF republican
prime pies shall shine all the land, the White hills
Of New Hampshire to the golden shores Of California.
have the honor to be your most obedient servant,
A. f. MORRISON
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From Hon. chwehin C. cambrereng.

bUNTNsfoN, june -, 1917.
GENTLEMEN: have your polite invitation 10 unite with
the Society OF Tammany in celebrating the approaching
anniversary of Our Independence, and TO aid in The
union of the great republican party much regret that
my eng gemenis will allow to be with you on so
interesting an occasion.
congratulate you sincerely The admirable nomina-
tons made by democratic convention, and on the
cordial union Of party, promising in approaching
election signal triumph OF the constitution. Whatever
platform opponents may adopt, for present use the
published declarations, made by their candidate prove
that he advocates the ancient principles Of their party
IN form more exavagsn even than his predecessors
Their policy has uniformly been TO place our popular
government under the control Of wealthto trample on
the rights OF the Sates and to consolidate all power in
the federal government To enrich capitalists, they taxed
abo under the preext of protecting it, and assigned 10
them the profits and control Of and currency
To consolidate our government they attempted to
and control our roads and canals The democracy
has successfully resisted these usurpaons They rescued
and currency from the disastrous manage
ment OF national bank, restored the principle
which taxes were founded and prevented the fed
eral government from controlling internal improve
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From Hon. David L. Seymour, Mac York.

WASHINGTON, July /, 1852.
SIR II would afford great pleasure 10 be present at
Tammany Hall the mex; anniversary of our national
Independence The present position of our beloved
try is raugh with deep interest TO every friend Of the
liberties OF man. The Union OF the States is no longer
in peril The spirit OF faction and disorder which once
threatened 10 ingulph in ruin this fair temple OF liberty.
quenched. and the republic is left under the guidance
OF the principles OF fathers, onward 10 its
high destiny
In the fulflment OF IFS glorious mission il has been d.
rected and sustained mainly by the democracy, upon
whose strong and honest hearts trust ii will con-
nue TO rely We have just entered upon another pTes-
Dental contest, which, under the constitution, is 10 de-
tefnine the character and control the Influences OF our
government for the four years IL well 10 burnsh
amot, gather around the counciles of the great
wigwam, and prepare our hands and spirits for the
contest II will doubtless be most aTduoas one de-
handing OF our party union, energy, and abiding
confidence in the intelligence apd purposes Of the
OF The people but with such leaders Franklin Pierce
and William r King, and such soldiers the sons of
old Tammany the result OF the contes, cannot be doubt
full. and victory will again perch upon standard.
Nothing but the pressure OF imperative official engage.
nents al The Capitol prevents from accepting your
kind invitation. But cannot be with you in person,
gladly embrace this opportunity TO express 10 You my
most cordial concurrence IN the political action, and my
best wshes for the prosperity OF your time honored
cieiy. Yours, respectfully
DAVID L. SEYMOUR.