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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
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Some wag, in the CleaYeland Plaindcal-
err, thus anticipates the answer of the En-
peror of Japan to the letter to be deliver
cd to him by Com, Perry. Such of our
extra humane contemporaries as have been
holding up their hands in holy horror lest
our Government. is going "at all hazards"
to kill, burn and destroy the Japanese,
will derive a timely consolation over this
interesting despatch the Emperor, Twang
Twangky, showing that he is of far less
anxious" temperament than are his
friends here
JEDo, JAPAN, Palace oftho Most High,l
$4,000 year Of Great Red Dragon.
My Grand Secretary, Contributes has
Just translated your scroll, and dictate
the following, from the abundance of my
heavenly wisdom, in reply: Your officer
Of high rank amuses me very much.
and my six thousand wives have been
laughing all the morning at his queer bob
tailed coat, his stovePipe hat, and awk-
ward looking boots and, more than all,
a strange and mysterious thing, which he
calls shirt collar, and which keeps his
head "a stiff as one of our native rhinocs-
rosses. We have taken pity on his heath
enlsh condition, and have equipped him
in our royal auit-a turban and pair of
spurs. You say that he is ono mission
AIRY ofreligion." shall make christian
of him, and send him back to his own
country as a missionary. 1 was grievcd
to see his besotted ignorance. He knows
nothing of Xcac, or Amida, or Dabia. lie
had never heard of the precious book of
Snickisnacky, nor bathed in the forgiving
stream of Chum -down-chum. am glad
there is a country to the East of me so
large as yours, and shall take measures
Immediately to the true faith. 1 send by
the bearer a bundle of colporteur's pam
Phlcts and tracts. Although outcasts,
there is still hope for you. AS for ira
ding with me, why do you bother your
selves with worldly ambitions We
spend our time in religious ceremonies
and prayers. But am willing to open
communication with you, so that you may
not object TO my seeking to bring you over
to the true religion. Kiss all your wives
for me. All, you have only one. Poor
ID, have six thousand. Pray &C
ccpt this bottle Of rum as a token of my
high consideration.
TWANG TWANGKY,
Emperor of the Faithful.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

.lMrSNrAET FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-
' .,;fio - nave been received from Browns
oitOn, w 'ne Z0Sh nlt, The greatest ex,
otSen,om. prevailed at Rio Grande city in
consequence OF the murder of VIM. Pat.
ton respectable American merchant
by a band of MexiSans. A numb.r ~
citizens pursued and overlook the mu ~
derers and lynched them, together with
six others of an ORGANIZED band formed for
the robbing and numbering of Americans
The murderers protested to act under
General Canales, and said that Canales
intends to capture Brownsville. The set,
tiers on the American side of the river
are prepared for the attack.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
BARTLETTS HOTEL,

THE undersigned haviEsS rs-Dailt and enlarged
eopneSTanis portion Of his Hotel, which
was destroyed BY FIRE last fan, Is now prepared 70
entertain travellers and yiSitorS cfortAbly, and
in = manner which win give satisfaction 70 his
customers. In q short time the who's building
will be completed, when he win be enabled -
entertain his guests In style unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
Hrs HoUsE is large comfortable three stsFy
brick building, pleasantly located Ia the centre Of
the town; contiguous 20 che COurt-hOuSo and tho
principal business parts Of ths place, and 70 prs
class hotel.
HIs TABLS will b supplied With The bsst thA
country can afford, and
Every attention will Be paid b render she yidN
Of those who may favor him With call comfort
able and pleasant.
CLAHKssuns, March 3lEh, isS9.-iy.
N. B.-Ths stable Il attended By careful and
tFuRtV hostisrH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

Gw Senator Douglas has introduced a
bill in Congress, and read second time,
to protect the land emigrant route to
California and Oregon by extending at
suitable points, portions of regiments
of volunteers, who are to serve years,
Indian depredations all emigrants, get
rid of an expensive military force at dis
tant and unsuitable posts. which are eat
ing moths on the treasury, and to open
roads erect bridges, establish ferries, car
ry mails, aid traders, execute territorial
laws in conjunction with or under the civ
il powers, raise their own vegetable or
farm produce, secure to each man Sec
ton of land when his service expires, or
to his heirs, and that H. O'Reilly, at his
own expense. erect telegraph line over
said public domain, for 5 years, under
the protection of these military posts with
out charge.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
Cabinet Warc-ROoms.

TNHE subscribers thankful for past favors, and
Il feeling disposed 70 further msritits cOntinu-
anee, would respectfully announce 70 their Old
Customers and the public generally, that they
descr iptiOn, and ofthe very latest styles and nsh
They are in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will Be- shaped accor-
dinghy.
They would especially call attention 10 thefr
present stock Of Cabinet Ware, At their shop on
Turnpike street, Ciarksburg, consisting in part Of
Mahogany DrsEsing Bureaus, Sofas, Cabinsf
LIE. n Hurley.
CIsEkEhHrg. NoT. 18th, 1sS1-1y. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

pY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to tho
IL undersigned by John Shafer, bearing date
the 9th dayo June, 1850, and Of record in The
Clerk Office Oppression county court, shall pro-
coed 70 sell al public auction 10 the highest bidder
for ready money, in front Of Germans Hotel, in
Greigsyiles IN the county Of Preston. on thc 18th
tay Of June, 1852, the following real estate.
Two lots Of about THREE ACRES, together
with TWO BUILDINGS upon same, with the
appurtenances, being tho same property situated
IN the town Of West Union, IN said county Of
resided. Et 41 sEEF -
Also-One tract Of Land consisting Of about
ONE HUNDRED and FORTTY ACRES, on
Horse Shoe run, in said county Of Preston. being
land upon which Jacob Shafer lately resided, to.
gether with appurtenances. ~
selling a. Trustee. such title only as Is vested
In me by the Trusi Deed afaresaia. viii IS rivon
,,,o., LANES M. JACKSON, zfnsise.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

% The passage of horses and cattle
over the Wheeling Bridge during the last
winter has been immense. Since the first
of December the number has probably
been not less than 10000; about double
the number passed during thesame months
last year. We're the bridge not here this
immense amount of Western product could
not, for large part of the time, have pas
sed the river at all, but must have remain
ed at the West.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

ARREST OF AN ACCOMPLISHED FEMALE
SwINDLER,-A female about 81 years of
age. named Ann Eliza Burns, alias Shaw,
alias Black, alias Spindler, was arrested at
respectable boarding house, in Phila-
delphia, on Tuesday, on the charge of
perpotrated numerous impositons and
frauds and committing various larcenies,
in that city and the neighboring towns of
PonnsylYania and New Jersey. The Bull.
letin rays;
1t has been a1certained that within the
last two or three years, she has taken to
hcrselfn no less than three husbands, (their
names are Shaw, Black and Spindler. y
She married only two weeks ago. Ho is
young man of very respectable conncc-
tons in Lancaster county. She has been
lately travelling about, and last came to
this city from Belmont, Pa. Her native
place was in the vicinity of Germantown.
She has been in the House of Refuge for
carly improprieties. In that institution
she staid only short time before uinn-
ing card OF merit. At the age OF thir-
teen she was bound out, but did not remain
long at service.
Her criminal career has been going on
for tho last seven or eight years. Among
the false representations she made at diff
ferent times and to different persons here
and elsewhere, were that she was the heir
ess to largo fortunes on coming of age, and
owned n number of fine houses in Phil
Adelphia. Some Of these buildings she
took ladies to see, and pointed them out
as hers.
When she welded Shaw, one of her
husbands, she refused to let him work,
saying she had plenty of means which she
would very soon have the exclusive con-
troll Of. The impostor is an exceedingly
shrewd little woman, full of fun, and re-
markably quiet in her dcmeanor. Her
appearance is specious, and her manners
wonderfully free from suspicion. Two
larcenieS have already been traced to
her-ono of them the robbery of Mrs,
Bell.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

A N~~--N 80 AuCNlUMs
flEfI(ua2 BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust or.-
N I4II ortea 10 the subacrihcr a. 'rrnat.~
on the ASH, 49, ~ Ne--f t1e-
: aincs cAreer ana wife, g sseero debt 10 Iio~S
Lowndes, the undersigned wiz on ne ,o - i'oto
june next. proceed TO sell At pubfc auoio' - ~
highest bidder, hafore the Court House 81 Ha15S-
SON County, that valuable Tavern House, with
three Lots Of Land thereto attached, situate on
Turnpike street. IN tho Town Of Ciarksbufe.
known as the North W Western Hotel, and now %
cupied by BENJAMIN Rust. n
This property Is now probably the most valua-
BE stand for public house on tho n. W. Tnrn-
pike, and thu ~. ~. Railroad willprobablv pars
through Clarksburg, thus Offering strong indus
ments 70 foreign purchasers 70 give The aAns
their special attention.
At tho same time, viii also sell, on the pfsos-
ises, AZ public auction % the highcst bidder. ne
principal part Of the fernisuts IN ts said TArsru
House, consisting fall the necessary furniture,
|carpeting, DC, for the same.
TKRNas-0n e-ffth Of the purchase money VIII
be required 70 De paid IA hand, and foE ths rst-
due credit Of 8, ~, is, -, 80 q 50 months win
be given, the purchasers giving bonds and good
security FOR the same, bearing intareat from ths
day Of sAio aud also lien on said property -
further seonrisy. BURTON DKSP1RD,
Nay bth, ls59s--td.. Trus,pss
The Uniontown a Genius OF Liberty will eopV
tmes and forward bill 20 this oifoe
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
United States Hotel.

TINHE UNION IS sAFE.-Aftor long oppo.
Il sition, Virginia has determined not to Becode
or Nullify, she has gone into tho United States.
Tho undersigned takes leave 10 inform the public
that he has rented the United Stnios Hotel, lately
kept by A. Cowton, Esq., whore he is prepared 70
accommodate all those who NAV please 10 patron.
ize him-tho establishment has undsrRonea thor.
ough renOvating. The old friends Of the Virgin.
Ia Hotel particularly invited to continue their
support to the United States. No sxertions, on
his part, shall be spared to give general EAtsfac.
don-his terms, IS usual, icil be perry troderdtG
WASHINGTON EVANS,
PFeSriasT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

CUBAN JUsr1cE.-Mr. Cunningham, the
American railroad engineer, who was inn
priEoned at Havana, in September last, is
still held in confinement. He is forced to
pay $25 for board, SIS for light, and
Sc so fora negro to bring his meals-ma-
king in all S42 so per month. Not a
charge has been found against him, yet
he has just been compelled to pay all
charges ofthe court, amounting to 81 200,
and to remain in prison until they are sat
is6ed. He is also forbidden to exercise
his profession on the Island again.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
Strayed or Stolen!

MVN From the subscriber, on tho night Of
~ the LIST inst, CHESTNUT SORREL
HORSE, with white hind feet and a white stripe
in the forehead, with a star above It. He Is about
Is hands high, aud IL n good riding horss, being
GATED. Any information in regard to him will
be thankfully received BY
SAMUEL CLAWSON,
West Milford, Harrison CO., Va.
May 26th, 1885.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

DEATH OF Mrs. JOHN Qu1xcE ADAMS
The venerable lady of the late Hon.
John Quincy Adams, formerly President
Of the United States, died at Washington
on Saturday last, about noon. She was
over n years of age. Mrs, Adams was a
granddaughter Of the late Governor
Johnson of Maryland. Her father was
consul in London at the time. Mr.. Ad-
aus married her there during his first
mission to England.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

~Two brothers, named simm, who
stopped at the Indian Queen Hotel, New
Orleans. on their way from California,
and while there had their trunk robbed OF
$5.225 in gold, have recovered Judge
ment for that amount against the propri-
etor. The court decided that innkeepers
are liable for the property stolen from the
strangers and travellers sojourning at their
inns.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
WAGON Making,

NHE undersigned would respectfully inforn
Il the CitiEenA Of Harrison andsadioining coun.
as,, That he has removed 70 his nav frame shop
who're he IL prepared 10 do all work Ia hisiins az
business IN spperoT manner, such A. WAEch
Making in AL itn branches. BuEgisl made Hhan
styls.
Flows always top, on hand or msd, Al n.
ShoFtast notice.
Thankful Tor past iAEors, I hops By Flyink my
still merit aiberal share Of che public patfonaes.
JEFFERSON rLKfcHEk
ClArksbnrg, Jan, aeth, isb1.--iy,
P.n.=ThS woodwork o. two hotea Hafeaa
kant oonstantiV on hand.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

FTSHE sabscriber takes this method Of inform
u ing al those who may have wool to card,
that he has pnrohased ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES, which viii be propelled by steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard TO high or
low y, water, during the earding season.
ne public may rely upon this az being GER
loln ana SURE point at which they can have their
your wool. - l1s-e :
TERMS cents per pound, Cash. or eents
for trade or on credit, n r, rnNpzsp :
Palatine, May 10, 1850 -
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LAUS DEOi


!. d. j
q % Tho subscriber bsEs leave %
~, -. ~ call the attention Of tho cillssss
v s Of Clarksbarg, ans The puhlle ~.
M n "a nsrally, TO The fact lhaths u Rss
I receiving from the elites of Ner
IpIVtg York and Philadelphia and 0pan.
MA EtS ing AZ his Etoro.toon, one door
M west 81 ]. s. Carlllsf Law Once,
6@sust (iormsrly occupied BY Col. Cam.
dsn) the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST
assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER cLoTH.
ING ever before offered 10 this eommunity s-snd
which he will cell NJ such supeflhtlTely low pfls
ces for Cath, that the most cfsdul0us will hardly
believe S-and he would bat say 70 thosa Wishing
10 purchase neat, substantial, aud At the sams
time CAeGp Ready-RGds ClotAine, % give him
call before purchasing elsewhere, aud he viii
pledge himself 10 give them such baFEalns a. they
never have had, and probably nsysr viii hsvA
again. AZ part OF hll stock may be menilontas
Fine Cloth Dress Coats, fne Frook Coats. Sack
Goats Of every description Pants, from extra
French Cloth and CassiHsre, down 90 the vsry
cOmmonest articles worn Vests Of all desSrip.
lions, TO Hult the tastes Of ALT CfaVAts, very su
perioT artlcloi Shirts and Drawers Of avery kind
together with splendid lot Of BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, So, together With
every thing that man can possible lSeaF, aud III
sold at the very lowest imaginable pTleos
MYER S0NNEBORM
ClaFksbuFF, April 10Th 1 sba--Bf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

MAN MuRDEREp.-We learn that a man
named James Dawson. living in the upper
end OF the county. was shot on Wednes-
day last in the woods, and died in a few
hours. John M, Reed was arrested as
the perpetrator Of the crime, and held to
bail to the amount of $4,000. to await
further trisl.-Paskes6urg GaretO.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
REHNYXHI
New BanKing House

~ WARRINGTON clTT,
TINE undersigned having been indacsd q ans
Il bark II the Exchange and Banking hnslnsss,
In the City Of washingleh, y. G., Egais himssli
Of an early oeeAslon 70 notify BE friends and ths
public generally Of tho fact, aud 70 solicit ihsif
encouragement His lnslitaton WI - knosn
a. The "Bank Of the unlOp,'' and from which
not one dollar win b lssnnd, for elfousiion, has
will not BE- represented by something fangihls anf
substantial III the shape n God and Silver, Dfsfk
on tho United Slatss Treasury, Noffhefn W.
change, o. yirginia Bsnaable Fands.
BY f.sies ndhtFbhes 20 q legitimate fsSus area
such q basis, Il viii readily b perceived dat fhs
public are protected, and die bank isSlf fnads -
stand on the 1uTost foundation. 7llis enisrpfiss
e entered upon after the natnrost delitef1flon,
and Il e graifying 70 know thsi 4 meets With ths
approval Of oxpsfisheed and SagGeloua fnan0lsFs
OF New York, WAslIBgton and Richmond
In addition 70 the issue 81 notes fof sifculatlsn.
dTbs Bank Of fhe Union" will collect drais o.
the Government, and on the principal ellie Il
ths United States, and viii negotiate fof tha psf.
chase OF sals Coo eommjssi6n) % Stats Stocks
Guarantied Bonds o. Canal and Railroad C5fspt.
mics, and other good securities.
nr ANY bnsinsff conuscied WITH Dis flftfsnf
Departments Of ne Gevefnfnsa y Wsshlnklsn.
win Be attended 70 On iibsfii ttfins.
70, n, GALf1AHEE
HsSl~.nu1 u 6~lsIss 4 IT -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

"A COMPLIMENT TO THE CRArr-The
following is from letter written bv John
O. Rives, of the firm of Blair Il R;yes
4" / have seen the manuscript wr;t;nr.
of most of the great men in this COUNT
during the last twenty years. and think
1 may say, that no twenty of them could
stand the test of one-half of the journey.
men printers employed in my Office"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
Sun PAX OF 10 Tiara STANDING CURED BIT II. G

Sun PAIN or 10 TEARs sTANDINo CURED BIT II. G..
FARRHLL'S ARABIAN LiNIMENr.
Mn. II. q. FARRALL Dear sir, had been Af-
ficted with Sun Pain" for the last ten years. and
the use Of H. G. Farrsll's Arabian Liniment Ap-
piled over the temples about three or four times
day, it was entirely removed, and have felt
nothing oft since. went into the stable one
night, TO apply it to horses sore leg, and being
very lame he stumbled and fell against my legs,
crushing and bruiSing them 30 badly that they
turned black as my hat, rendering them power.
less. applied your Liniment, and was we'll
also crushed my finger in q shocking manner,
by letting back log fall upon i your LinimsnI
soon healed 1t up, though. JOHN B. M'GEE.
La Sale precinct, Peoria ILL.,, Fsb'y ., 1851.
ESQ. BAErEz, or Nrw CANTON, IT,, sATGl
Mr.. H. g. FarTsll's Arabian Eminent has cured
had failed in one was white swelling and con-
tracted cords in the leg Of boy twelve years of
age. The leg had withered away, and was 90
contracted that he had no use Of it. Three doc
was fast sinking TO the grave, when the boys faith
was induced to try H. G.. Farrell's Arabian
Eminent. Before the first bottle WAS used up he
came TO Mr.. BIS store and the first words he said
have in the store the one bottle got did my boy
more good than all that had ever been done before
That boy is Low we'll and hA:fty, and has free
use Of his legs; It's good for sPrains, bruisss,
EcoE OUT ToR C0UNTERTEITs.-Ths public are
cautioned against another counterfeit, which has
lately made its appearance, called W. B. Par
rells Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous Of
all the counteTfeits, because his having the name
of Farrell, many viii buy it in good faith, with
out the knowledge that q eounteTfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
H. @. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, TO whom all applications for Agencies
letters H. G. before Farrell's, ihus9H q. FAR
REL's-and his signature on the wrapper, all
others are eounteTfeits.
Sold by LLOYD LOwNDEs, CIarksburg, Va,
and BY regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
~ Price IS and 50 esnts, and 81 per bottle
AsENIs WASTxD in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, In which one L. not
already established. Address II. G. Farrell As
above, accompanied with good reference ~ %
character, responsibility, Dc.
NAY s, ~.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

at BGlti"aore on The frat Of june NEXT.
The subscribers propose 70 commence, on the
4th of June, or as soon thereafter a. the proceed
ings Of the Baltimore Convention can be received,
4 campaign paper under the above title, and to
continue the same, weekly, for tho time preceding
the presidential election which Il TO take place In
November next. Tho paper win be devoted sx-
clusively to the discussion and advocacy Of dem.
ocrAtic principles and measures, and pledged to
the support Of the candidates who may be pre-
sented for the suffragos Of the American people
for the two highest Offices In their gift, by the
national Democratic Convention which will as
semble in Baltimore on the LIST of June next.
The first number of "THE CAMPAIGN" will con.
tain a complete analysis Of the state Of parties
whom General Taylor was elected, review Of the
causes which defeated the democratic nomina-
lions, and an exposition of the considerations
which justify the belief that the people Of the
United States, after witnessing the inability Of
the whig party to fulfil its pledges and to conduct
the federal administration in the manner best
calculated TO promote and secure the general in
terest, await anIiously the. opportunity to place
the ship of State In moro competent, vigilant, and
patriotic hands. During the discussions which
will DO called out by the approaching canvass, II
will be the object Of this paper to furnish timely
information to the people, and wel-considsrod
articles upon such facts and circumstances as
may DO necessary to q thorough understanding
of the state Of the contest and the principles
which are In issue between the two parties.
SH IS uery desirable that Subscribers should hGps
their ndSses entered precious to the LIST Of June, ths
day Of the opening Of the eGnUGss,) as zee cannot
guaranty to furnish bsek numbers 70 those tOAO shall
sHbseribS after the issue Of the third number.
TERMS:
"THE CAMPAIGN" will DO conducted under the
editorship of the Washington Union. It will DO
printed sheet similar in size, style, and exc
cution to that Issued from this Office in l64s, and
folded In a convenient form for binding, at
One Dollar per Copy.
clubs will be furnished with 8 sOPios for eS.
&c IL ~ 10.
NoT1CE.--NewspApers by publishing the
above, together with this notice until the 25th OF
May, viii Be furnished with 0ns copy Of I" THE
CAMPAIGN"
Tho Last number Of the Campaign will be pub
lshed after the election, and will contain the Of
hciIl returns Of the canvass in every State.
DONELSOH g. ARMSTRONG.
6y Our Democratic Exchanges will confer q
great favor on Us by Publishing tho foregoing
prospectus.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

CEMENT FOR GRATING grating
season being at hand, it may be of adyan-
tage to some of our readers to state that
the very best grating wax is made from
the following ingredients: One part tai
low, two of beeswax and three Of rosin-
melt and mix the whole, turn it in cold
water, and work it as shoemaker's wax.
These nake compound that will not
melt in hot summers sun. nor crack in
the severest cold.