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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27

SYMPTOMS of disease should never be disregard
eel. They uncrriuS indications that the vital
functions of nature have been interrupted in their
healthtul action. and that serious evils must in
cvitably follow, unless the system be again set
right by the timely use proper medicines.
Fear in mind. that nature is ger endHivorins
rxpcl disease when it iuvadcs the animal econ
omy. and only meets the assistance of some ecni-
81 restorative thorough, yet mild i'll its action
that will give tone to the syste!nr and ACT rroS
TUE rLoop-which is the PRINCIPAL OF LIFE.
GrYsoTT's YELLOW Dock AND SARsArARILLA.-
As apurifcr of the blood, Il rcrovister OF the sys-
tenn. and supporter and prcscrvcr of the powers
of life, it has no equal. Take it ON the first indi-
cation that disease Is upon YOU. and yoU will avert
p,rhaps weeks IL months ufsickuc.s and suffering
sec advertise mcut.
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Noficee.

-DURSUANT te Deed of Trust c,,te5, l., ~.
on the 25th day of March, 1s4s, by Jose h,,s
Drummond, / shall offer for sale, at public fauc
ton, on the premises hereinafter mentioned. on
the 18th day of November next, all that certain
lot or parcel of ground, with the house and other
buildings thereon erected, situate in the town of
Clarksburg, Va, on the north side of the North
western Turnpike Road, and west of the Foun-
derry, and the same house and lotupon Which the
said Josephus Drummond resides, aud being the
same land sold to said Drummond by John L.
Woodward, who sold the same to said Drummond.
Also, all the following personal property, TO wit:
Gray Horse. CarryalI and Harness, 8 Beds,
Bedsteads and Bedding l Bureau. Bookcase and
l2o Volumes of Books, 2 sets Chairs, Tables,
Stand, l Clock, q lot of Table Ware, also Kitchen
Furniture, such as pots, kettles, ovens knives
and forks, dishes, &c. --l-I-.s-- s-=
~ The above mentioned property will be sold
for cash. Ii. DESPARD,
October 21th, 1s52--st Trustee.
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Coalition Complete.

MEN OF THE SoUTrI, PAUSE AND PoS-
DER AS our paper goes to press and
too late for statement of particulars,
Horace Grseley's Tribune comes to US,
wreathed in smiles, and CALCULATIONS, at
4 dinner given to Ger. Scott at Auburn
New York, (the residence of Senator Sc
ward, at which Mr.. Seward presided.
with Gen. Scott upon his right. The
cheer was fine toasts and sentiments in
abundance, among which appears one OF
the General to the city of Auburn, and
another OF Mr.. Seward to his peculiar ia
rorite and chosen champion for the Pre-
sldency, the great Hero and Pilgrim him
self
Desperate from the failure to carry
Ohio and Pennsylvania, the game IS play
ed more boldly for the abolition vote !;
and in the attainment of this end, con-
ciliation of Gov Seward has been more
openly made, and a friendly consultation
with him at his residence, has been dee
med desirable and necessary.
1t is an i'll omen in this fearful canvass
and as sentinels upon the watch-tower
of the Press, we announce to our readers,
and warn men of all parties of the danger
which approaches.
The - canvass of frauds" will close
with an attempt at a corrupt, shamefuliy
open and avowed coalition between the
Son of Virginia and the enemies of her
Institutions Be on your guard Think
before you vote
We believe the Democracy of the coun-
try will be too strong for all combinations.
They will rise in their might, and will de-
fend and maintain the Union and
Constitution, against all corruptions,
frauds, and coalitions, by the triumphant
election of Pierce and King
Democrats, Wings, men of all parties,
rally to that standard-the standard of
the Union, and the Constitution Spirit
Of Jeferson.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27
New FaIl a Winter Goods

HNHE subscriber has Just returned from Phila-
. II delphia and Baltimore with large and
choice assortment of Fall and Winter Goods OF
the latest styles, which he will sell at the lowest
prices Among his stock will be found the fol-
lowing articles:
Gioihs Cassimerea, Ca<inets, yestings,
Iweeds, Kentucky Jeans, =
Scarlet, plain, fancy, black and second mour-
ing Cashmeres,
7 az =.
Persian Cloth, Gingharns, oil and fancy Prin,t.
Shawls, eastern linseys, Misses w ooilen Hoods
Woollen Under-Shirts and Drawers, =
Worsted, Cashmere, and Lamb s-wooi Hose.
Scarlet, yellow. white and spotted Flannels,
Ladies' Silk, Kid, Cashmere and Buckskin
Gloves,
Gentlemen's Woollen, Berlin, Cashmere, and
superior Riding Gloves,
Ribbons, Worsted and Linen Braid,
French worked Collars, Table Diapers,
Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
A general assortment of QUEENSWARE.
A variety of HARDWARE. 10 -f,s
GROCERIES of all kinds. 7aa
Zinc Wash Boards, Corn Brooms,
Wooden Buckets, &c, SC E-5-s % T
The public generally is invited to call and ex-
anime the stock. JOHN IRWIN.
Clarksburg, Oct 9th, lS52.-ly
n. BAH kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for goods. sd - ---
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NEW GOODS.

L D I.
80 THE Subscriber respectfully informs
10 ~ Fl his friend. and customers and the pm
rs lI Bic generally That is has rosiacrcd- 10
-=zA-l=his NEW sSroRErRo0M nj the old
stand. where he has just opened n NEW and
CHEAP stock OF Season abb e {: oods. which
he is ofSering the most favorable terms. The
stock Consists partly Of the followiaa. = 81 i
large stock Of prints from a 10 tsI cts.,.
black and fancy coiorcd siparaS, very cilcap be
reee de iaines, fnousiins, silk pins silk tissao
fancy lawns, ginghlns. linen lsrtre. qsiccns cloth,
and other ladies dsesss- goods.
BIZ, pcarl, and fancy-co!oFca silk gloves and
nitts, nd aud chiidren's Isle, thread, do. 49,
Worked collars, slraSfs, canihric l'dkfs., para
soils, bOnnetz- sensSSt ribbons, with good assort
ment of hosiery. 1855, - E... -. ~. =
A variety OF combs, brushes and fancy goods.
Black, blue and oIiIOr coloTssOf cloth ana eassS-
meres. iAa fa -f,a g
Satinetis--=all colorss slnz rs. nEgri'
Satin and fancy-colored silk yes,iags. s,ss
Tweeds, ny. Jeans, coiton-drills, linens, and
n variety Of summer Goods, for mems wear.
Black and fancy cravais, silk handkerchief,
&c, &c, with good stock of groceries, hsrd-A
ware, aneenswar-, boots, shoes, hats, caps, &s.,
Schoof-Books aud Stationary.
lie invites attention TO his stock, which viii
be found US ehoaP al least, znv in tue Fnaret.t
g,ety sils CHARLES LEWIS, -
rAu kinds OF produce taken In exchange, for .
whicii-the highest market price win De given.
Clarksburgs July 9Th, 1859. I'D llE deSly ~
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BARTEEFF,s IsOREL,.

VtIlE undersigned having n built and enlarged.
Il his l1otol Is now prepared 10 entertain Nisi.,
Srs aud travellers in manner unsurpassed in
Western NiIginia. ''
HIS Hcrsk is large comfortable thrce story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre Of
the town; contiguous TO the Court-house aud the
principal business parts of the place. and Is ,,ro-
class hotel. ss tgEr hfa.F -4rfl .i.s.~rl 50
Hrs TABLE viii be supplied with ,lc hes; the
country can afford, and '- -.''-
His lar stocked with the choicest Liquors. a'r
Every attention will lie paid 10 rcndcr the yis-.
its of those who may favor him with call, COM
Portable and pleasant. Pf % -
J. p. BARTLETT
Glarkshurg, March cath, iS5s.-lysF Fam
n. B.-Thc stable is attended by careful and
trusty hostlcrs. I- $3.50 = ii if3" p
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27

| HORRIBLE FRATRICIDE IN AccoMAC Co,
| VA.-One of the most horrible TRAGEDIES
ever known in this part of the country
occurred on the night of the Cd OF Octo-
Der, at or near the Cross Roads, in this
county. John Belote, being at small
house on his farm, place frequently re-
sorted to by him for card playing and 9TH
err purposes, sent, about o'clock, p. NJ
for his brother, Joseph G.. Belote, who
lived about quarter of a mile from the
place. On the arrival of his brother, a
game of cards was introduced /; but after
a-short while, John opened quarrel with
his brother, and, finally went to the other
end of the table and kicked him. He
then, being quite athletic, threw Joseph
to the floor and beat him severely, when
he was taken off. He repeated it a Sc
cond time, getting him down and beating
him, and again was taken off and third
time he repeated it, when, after being Sc
parated, much enraged, Joseph ran to his
house, armed himself with revolver and
two butcher knives, and returned to the
place where the disturbance occurred.
The door being locked The shot through
it, but on being advised, was about to re-
turn home. He had not got thirty yards
or more from the house when John, knock
ing down another brother in the house,
ran out, and, with a fence rail uplifted,
swore he would kill Joseph, who, in re-
turn, made similar threat against his
brother if he came to him. After striking
at Joseph with the fence rail, and missing
him, John still approached him, knocked
him down, and was upon him, when 10
seph, using his knife, cut him horribly in
one or two places, reaching the kidney,
from the effect of which John died on the
morning of the 4th inst.
/ Immediately after the act, Joseph went
to the courthouse and offered to give
himself up, but was not taken into custody
till the 5,h He was then committed tc
Accomac Jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
/ Joseph, ever before, was known to be
peaceable, quiet, and good citizen. L
is supposed both were under the influence
of liquor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FRAuDs.-We
have before us copies Of the Louisville
Journal, and Cleveland Herald. They
are both Wing papers. Both have scoTT
and GRAHAM at their mast head. One Is
published in free State, the other III
Slave State. Both oppose the election OF
P1ERcE, the Democratic candidate for
President-the Journal because, at 1t
says, he is an AJolHiohist;' the Herald.
because, as it afirms, he is 'CecesSion'st;
a g Northern man nth SoutArn principles, y
The fact is to be specially noted that both
papers bear the same date, Tuesday,
Now, there is g cheating around the
board as the western black-leg would
say, and the Journal at Louisville, ane
tho Herald at Cleveland, both are enga
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27
Law Circular.

woRTHINGToN G. sNETHEN, w4snlSo-
clusively in the Supreme Court, and to attend to
cases before Congress
To prosecute claims and settle accounts against
the departments, bureaus, and boards of com
missioncrs;
To procure patents for inventions, at home and
abroad, and to obtain pensions and bounty lands;
To collect debts, dividends, legacies, and ir-
heritances in any part of the United States and
in foreign countries;
To mas. investigations Of funds in loans and
stecks. and on bond and mortgage, and to nego-
tate tho purchase and sale of loans, land and pa
rights in any state of the Union. au25 If
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GEN. SCoTr IN PENNsYLvASIA.-Eh
Pittsburgh Gazette is the oldest Wing
paper in PENNSYLVANIA. 1t Is strongly
Free Soil and anti-slavery, and warmly
supports Scott. 1t thus defines the views
of the Scott party in regard to the late
Baltimore convention and their platform ::
a. We rejoice that the ultra pro slavery
men have Tor once met their match In
the convention of our opponents they had
every thing their own way, but not so IN
this By this platform, which we certain
ly do not approve, the fugitive slave la"
is left an open question, as 1t ought 10 De-
and both those who approve 1t and those
who condemn it stand just where they
were. We should have preferred, howe
yer, to have taken Gen. Scott as we took
Gen. Taylor, without any platform at ALL
but rs We have seven good Wing Propo-
sitions. and a candidate who will never
do what freeman may not of right do'
and who is the representative aud favor
tie of those who have boldly and sternly
stood out for the rights of the north and
the claims of suffering humanity, surely
we ought to be satisfied.
The eighth proposition is easily dIs'
pose of. The convention, speaking OF the
compromise acts, has said that they will
maintain them and insist on their enforce
meut until time and experience shall de
.monstrate the necessity of further lcglSla
ton to guard against the evasion of tho
laws on the one hand, anil tie abuse OF thea
po,cer on Tic other, not impairing their eff
cheney This certainly leaves the ques
ton as open as could be desired anc
there are many among US who believe
that, the contingency which we have prin
ted in italics has already arisen
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VIRGINIA.

V HARRISON COUNTY COURT, Sep. s.ls52.
1t appearing to tho satisfaction of the Court,
that ali the justices of this County were duly
summoned TO appear here on this day, 70 eonsid-
or and act upon the proposition to change the
time of the commencement Of the terms Of this
Court and there being a majority present. II is
ordered. that the monthly and quarterly Terms
of this Court, hereafter commence ON tho THIRD
MONDAY in each and every month-whlch is
ordered to be certified to the Clerk Of the House
of Delegates of this Commonwealth and 1t is
further ordered that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the newspaper printed in Clarksburg,
for four weeks successfully. Attest,
49, p. CHAPLIN, Crk.
c.-,i.-,I,,r % IA
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f. brow MS
Essen &C Of D q iNaica Ginger

TNIIIS Essence is preparation of unusual OK
L ceuonce. In ordinary diarrhea, incipient
cholera in short in all cases of Prostration of the
digestive functions, it is Of inestimable value
During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly
efiicaciops /; no family or individual should be
without it.
CArTioN-Bc sure to get tho genuine essence,
which is prepared only by +. BROWN, at his
Drug and Chemical Store, n. =. Corner Of Fifth
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale
by all the respectable Apothecnries in the United
States and in Clarksburg, by /. l.. Carr in sa-
lem hy Jos. Campbell. SEP. 9, om.
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Public Sale OF Valuable.
% f5ssE Land. ~@z "a "a
Edwin S. Duncan, 3

p
/ Moses ]. Nixon, &c.
As Commissioner appointed by the Circuit SUI
perior Court of Law and Chanecry for Doddridge
county. Mt its Spring Term, 1859, by a decree in
this cause, will ON the first day of the Sovem-
Der Term next of the County Court, held for the
County of Harrison in Clarksburg, offer for sale
one moiety of tract of 353 acres OF land situate
in said County of Harrison, on Crooked Run, u
branch of the West Fork river, upon credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security bearing inte-
rest from date and the title to DO withheld until
the payment of the purchase money. s. .s.rf
This land lies about thrcc miles from Clarks-
burg, two miles from the Northwestern Turn
er and is in fine state of cultivation. 1t is now
occupied by David Morrison, adjons the valuable
estate of Truman Gore, Esq, and is one of the
finest Farms in Harrison County.
Oct. 90, SIT. AUG. ]. SMITH, Com.
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Notice to Bridge EsuiIders

Z n pursuance to an order OF the County Cour
4 of Harrison County, VIC, the undersigne
Commissioners, appointed by said Court to sub
scribe ON the part of said Court and to superin
tend the requiring of the Bridge across Ten Mil
creek, at Lumherport' will sell the repairing
Ioth Inv of November next, at Lumbcrport, an
n nn,~ written Proposals will be considered. I'll
undertaken will be required to enter into Boz
with security for the performance OF the wor
Specifications may be seen at any time at
V. Horuer's store, Lumberport. Due attentl'
-, nv ne. JOHN NJ. BOGGESS.
w., So 1871 1T JY. HORNER,
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1NvEsTIG ALTON OF THE GARDINER CLAM
The Washington Union states that the
committee appointed to investigate the
Gardiner claim has rs yet made no deci-
sion upon either branch of inquiry. and
cannot do so until the testimony is all in.
Gen. Waddy Thompson, and II. e. Cor
win and w. Corcoran, ESqs. have been
summoned rs Witnesses, | ut have rot yet
been examined The Union alleges that
tie testimony which has been taken
shows that the Gardiner claim was fab
rication, sustained by forged testimony"
but this certainly must not be taken for
granted as vet, for DR.. Gardiner in a pub
lic;S;iun which lie made in the Baltimore
Sun Il few days since, in referring to the
cross examination, says; ''As to the effect
of the cross examination of the witnesses
cia,eI when the testimony is open in
court. l may DC allowed to say thst [
am entirely satisfied with it, As exposing
the infamous conspiracy, of which | am
sought to be madG the vict NJ" Again,
he says, II could publish, with advan-
tage. every word of that cross-ex"miaa-
ton" The Union adds:
The amount awarded on his claim by
tie commissioners to adjust claims against
Mexico, appears to have been $si28,U00,
OF this amount, about S25J,00O have
been embodied in the hanIs Of bankers,
where it stands to the credit of Gardiner,
to ~biLe the decision of the courts. What
di-pos; ion of the residue, about 5000, 900,
La, been made, does uo- appear from any
testimony ye- taken.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, while Senator
of the Unit j States. was one of the coun-
.cl of Gardiner, and upon leaving the Sc
nate to 20 INFO the Office of Secretary OF
tie Treasury, lie negotiated by his friend,
john Young, then holding the Office OF
Sub-treaSurer of the United States in the
city of New Yulk, ii sale OF his interest III
the Gardiner claim, aud all his contingent
fees rs counsel in other claims before the
board of commissioners for $1,000
or about that sum. This amount 1t ap
pears from the testimony, has been re.
ccivcd hv Mr. Corwin from that sale and
so far As appears from any testimony yet
taken, he still retains the money.
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Notice.

I HAVE appointed Mr.. John Irwin of Clnrks-
L burg. my agent to collect all the debts due the
estate of Daniel Glodfelty, decd. All persons in
debted to the said estate, will please call upon Mr..
Irwin and discharge their Indebtedness by pay
ing the same to him. 1t is hoped that this will
be done without delay, early settlement is
desired by me. JOHN X. TlSHUE, -
October u, 1S52.-3t Admir-.
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FOR SALE!
Rare Chance for Agents.

A GENTS WANTED 70 canvass the several
~ counties Of this State for the sale Of WELoH's
MA6xIT1oIExI PoEIRAfTs or WASHINGTON q
JACKSON, which are Just issued One or more
counties securcd TO the first applicant A capital
of $40 alone Is required, for which amount the
csuvaszer receives fraIned copy Of each portrait
put MP in : unique and portable box. These
great works Of art are sold, only ~ suEsnHiPIiOS
and = smart canvasser cannot tsil 70 realize =
handsome REMUNERATION for his lzbeT.'
- For teTr;is. DC. aTTsy fT-oEt~ PAID 70 the
!. proprietor Of tiis paper. - ss-T 81 seza. 81
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70 Merchants. sc.

A LEX. H. CREEL is prepared TO receive and
~ Harvard goods on the cheapest terms, and
with tho greatest security, either at St. Mary's
or Vaucluse, having good warehouses and wharf
boats at both places. Nothing shall DO wanting
to give complete abstraction ON his part.
October Goth lS5a-tf -.
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re- In Dauphin county, PennsylYa-
MIA, are probably the smallest specimens
OF humanity in existence: two brothers,
perfect in every respect, the elder three,
years old, II inches in height, and weigh
ing only 6 pounds +; the younger months
old weighing pounds. The parents
are very large persons, the father weigh
ing 204 pounds and the mother 1856.
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Il Il. EMINENT is n most extraordinary med
icine the truth of which is placed beyond doubt
by the sales of the article and the many cures
being daily performed by it, which previously
had resisted all other medicines and the skill of
the best physicians in the world. 1t is composed
of balsams, extracts and gums peculiar to Arabia
possessing, in concentrated form, all their sti-
mulating, anodyne, penetrating, unetious and re-
vulsiYe properties and the same which, ages ago,
used by the :: Sons of the DESERT with such
miraculous success in curing the diseases of both
man and beast. ---I .r-7 ---l-. leeY
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PANTS, cashmere, from g 70 80 casslnet
VESTS, All Eihds, for fan and winter, at from
81 to 81. .Cc11 - -
: Besides these, ho has on hand large lot of
Shirts at all prices. BOOTS and SHOES, fur and
SIX Hats caps, trunks and carpet sacks of all sizes
and descriptions. hfeE -r stfrE 81
siik hsnsksrshieffs, cravats and pocket hand
Socks srd STOCKINGS arFE ca ,art :
AN OF which he i determined TO sell A. low as
IN DC purchased II any store this side Of the
He invites the citizens of Clarksbure and the
adjoining country, to can and ex anime ms stock
IL is full and complete. He is prepared 10 AZ, ont
in superb style with any kind OF garrne..ts thai
may suit the taste of the purchaser, from boss 5
years old to full grown men. III -.
MYER SONNEBoRNE.,
October 81. lS52,-St. Tl
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Weston and Fairmont Turnpike Co.

A T an annual meeting of the Stockholders of
"A said Company, held at the Courthouse in
Clarksburg, on the 2lst day of September, 1852.
of said company be called, to convene in
Clarksburg, Oh Saturday, the 23d day of October
next, for the purpose of electing President and
two Directors of said company, and for other pur
poses. THOS. l.. MOORE,
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The Railroad is Here--NeW
Arrival a-
WHOLESALE & RETaIT GROCERY

WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERY
I s. HERSHBERGER respectfully invites the
- attention of the people of Harrison and the
surrounding counties, 20 his new and fresh supply
of Groceries, DC, that he is just receiving and
opening in the New BRICK BUILDING OPPOSITE
the most complete and extensive assortment ever
offered in this market, consisting in part, as fol-
lows: -..
Best Rio Coffee, Spices of every kind,
New Orleans Sugar, Gunpowder Imp. Tea,
Cuba do Young Hyson do
Loaf do Oolong do
Crushed do Pepper,
Ginger, Mustard,
W. r. Cheese, Powder, Shot,
Tobacco of every description and quality.
Segars, Snuff, etc-a large assortment.
Pickles of every variety.
To those who arc fond of good things, he would
sortment of CONTEMPORARIES, almonds,
Raisins, English Walnuts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
etc., etc.
CORDIALS-Such as Cinnamon, Peppermint.
Lercoli Syrup, and other varieties, manufactured
and sold wholesale and retail Mt eastetp prices.
Also Porter Ale, and Grab Cider sold by the
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, at Baltimore
prices.
= With very many things too tedious to mention.
All of which, any OTHER article in his line, fur
nished promptly to order at Baltimore prices,
adding on the expense of transportation. The
reduced rates of carriage, will render the Clarks-
burg market O very desirable one to purchasers
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewise, and you will not go away uuSatisfe6.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices will
be paid for country produce of every kind, in eN-
change for goods. Remember the now grocery.
October 9Th, 1S52.-1y