Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

Cooper's Clarksburg Register is one OF
the most neatly printed country papers m
the State. - Richmond Repu5lieaii.
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readers the estimate that is held of our
paper abroad, and as an evidence that
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interesting to all classes of the communi-
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as our encouragement has been sufficient
TO warrant the continuance of our enter
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the better able will we be to give them a
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We have just received the following let
ter from one of our subscribers, whose
name and address we do not feel at liber-
~ to give. 1t is written in the same spi-
rit of large number of others. We have
no taste for self-laudations, and copy this
merely to give the opinion of constant
reader Of the Register:
-, May Sd, 1859
Mr.. COOPER Il forward you two dol
lars, the amount of my subscription to the
Register 1t is known to my neighbors
that am not in the habit of hattering any
one, but l must be permitted TO say to
you that you publish the best paper that
has ever been published in this country
Whilst you are decided in politics you
are respectful to your opponents, Your
paper is not filed with abuses of Your
opposing party, nor with low trash of the
day, but with substantial reading matter
such as ought to be introduced into every
family. This is as it should be, and may
you carry on your well begun work, and
may your subscription list increase a
thousand fold, Truly yours. &c,