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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILaoAp.-The Cum.

berland (Md0 Journal Of Friday says:
"We understand the track has been laid 10 the
l39th SECTION Of the road west of Cumberland.
When the cars can run to Warrington the travel
by stages TO 81. Mary's, on the Ohio river, will he
reduced to about thirty five miles, and passengers
from Baltimore will be able to go through in about
twenty hours The timbrrin9 Of Kingwood tun-
mel VIII De hnished SOL ran pass through
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UP Hill AND DowN HILL.-1he Louisville jour
nal having been tainted by the editors of the Lou
isviile IT." es with having undertaken an up hill
business in trying to elect Scott, replies to them az
fo,lows:
1--WE are perfectly willing 10 DO OH up hill bust
ness whilst they arc engaged in a dow hill one
How we and our political friends shall look down
upon them by and by, from our pride of place"
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Congress-.

Congress.
The Senate was not in session on Saturday
In the House Of Representatives the General
Appropriation bilwss considered. without COM
ing to a conclusion
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Left Boston on Saturday afternoon, New
York yesterday afternoon, and will probably
arrive here this morning.
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last, being donation from foreign Catholics to
the Carmelite nunnery of Baltimore for the use
Of its clergy. The amount of duties to be re-
mitted in favor Of this religious institution was
forty foe dollars, but trifling as it was it suf
feed to call forth the anti Catholic instincts Of
the Democratic Senators from New Hamp-
shire.
The bill was finally rejected by twenty two
votes against twenty-one. In the majority by
whom the measure was defeated we find the
votes of Senators NoRRIs and HALE, both Of
New Hampshire; one of them-Mr. NORRIS
being particularly relied upon as witness in
Mr.. PIERcE's favor in another case. We must
add, parenthetically, that the Carmelte nun
merry had another opponent in the person of SEN
ator KING, the Democratic nominee for the
Vice Presidency.
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DRFIANT.-The New Bedford (Nlnss.) Mucry
says that divers extrndcrs in liquors in that city
having fortified Themselves by good legal opinions,
mean openly and dchantly 20 resume their for.
mer business.
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BENZ. J. ADAMS,
EDWARD p. HUMPHREY,
GEO. WASH. ANDERSON.

WAsHINGToN, July 81, 1852.
GENTLEMEN had the honor to receive, few
days ago, your letter of the 9th inst, inviting
to deliver, in Louisville, funeral Grafton upon the
character, public services, and death Of Henry
Clay.
l thank you, gentlemen. for the distinction you
have conferred by selecting me for this honored
task. You might no doubt, have made selec.
ton of one much moro capable of doing justice to
the great theme you propose. But accept your
invitation, and will endeavor to comply with it on
any day that will be most agreeable to you be-
tween the Goth and 30th of September next. must
request to be notified Of the day selected MS soon
as may be convenient.
have the Lonor to be,
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
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WAsHINeToN, March 10, 1851.


TO AssuRy DrcK'ss, esq Secretary Of the Senate.
STA: The engagement which we entered into
with the Senate in lS%s, under a rcsoluton of that
tody. for the daily report and publication of it's
debates, we have fulfilled up 10 the present time,
and in n manner. happy to believe, entire
~ salts factory to inos', IL not all, of it's honor
able mcInbcrs: and now, having given full trial
TO tho experiment. We beg respectfully to ep.
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THE WEsTMINsTkR REVIEW for July (Scotps
American republicaton) has an unusual number
OF rstclass articles, political, controversial sci.
entihc, and literary. Those which will attract TIE
most attention tor their mastery ability and their
bearing upon questions that interest the thinker,
are. " The Future. of Geology Tendencies of
Eng iand," and " Political Life and Sentiments of
Niebuhr." English Forgotten Worthless" "I.ady
Novelists," and copious sketches OF the contempt
rary literature Of England, America, and Germany.
will occupy the attention of ahe general reader.
The present number commences volume,
fact which trust will be remembered by par.
ties who have not yet become acquainted with this
leading exponent Of English liberalism.
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AIessrs. BEN. J. ADAMS, E. p. Humphrey, George
W. Anderson, committee


"CoLoNEL Benton UNDOUBTEDLY ELECTED" is
the report from St. Louis. And so, after "thirty
years. service'' in the United States Senate, cold
Bullion" is to GO back to the House Of Representa-
tivcs, where, we have doubt, if there is any
thing of life left in the old man, he will make the
fur fly. This election ia a triumph which Colonel
Benton owes to a Wings of his district. He has
hitherto been deemed most valuable member Of
Congress for the interests of Missouri, and espc-
cially for the interests Of the st. Louis district.
No man in Missouri knows go much OF it's local
wants, or could effect so much in their BEHALF and
hence many Wings have voted for him. Colonel
Benton has worked hard for his election, and will
regard his success rs special triumph over SEN
ator Atchison and the ultra State Rights Demo-
Gratis. Some of the Democrats in Congress, we
believe. would hail with JOY the election of Beel.
zcbub himself to seat in the House sooner than
"Old Bullion" He will prove n thorn in the flesh
of many Of the party; and we feel quite impatient
to sec him in the ring.-Nto York Erpress.
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MEyER's UkivERsuM, Part III, contains ha nd
some engravings, with accompanying descriptive
sketches Of The w alfalfa, in Bavaria; Scenery in
Richmond Park, near London; the Temple OF the
Sun at Balbec, and Street Scene in Constantine.
pie. Price only 25 cents a number; published
semi monthly by II. J. Meyer, l64 William street,
New York.
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LOUISVILLE. July I. 1852.

Hon. JOHN J. CRITTESDES, Washington City.
DEAR SIH: At meeting of the citizens of this
city. convened in memory of Henry Clay, the I'M
dersgned were appointed a committee to select
gentleman 10 deliver an Grafton upon his charac
ter and public services. In view of your long and
intimate friendship with Mr.. Clay, your relation
with this State, and your position in the hearts Of
its people, the committee have unanimously de-
termined that you of all others are the most ap-
proprlate person to pronounce his funeral eulogy.
We trust you will accede to our earnest wishes in
this matter, and name day when you can meet
the people Of this city and discourse to them Of
Henry Clay.
With sentiments of high respect and regard,
your obedient servants,
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From the Louisville Journal.

Grafton from MIR. Crittenden on Mr.. Clay.
Our readers will be delighted to learn, from
the following correspondence, that the Hon.
JNo. j. CRITrENDEN is to deliver discourse
in this city on the life and character ofHENRY
CLAY. The committee inform US that they
have fixed Wednesday, the 29th Of September,
as the day on which the discourse shall be
delivered. 1t will be glorious privilege to
hear an Grafton from such a man upon such a
name-a tribute from the greatest of Kentucky 3
living sons to the mightiest of all those who
have departed:
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SCI maj. for Miller .
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Wool Carding.

TJNIE subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
Il toners aud the public generally, that he
will have his carding- Machines at tho Point
Steam Mills, In first rate order, aud ready 10
give entire satisfaction TO all those who may IA.
vor him with call. will haye my engine In
good repair by The time water fails, and persons
coming from distance with their grinding will
find Il TO their advantage 10 bring their wool also
to me, as shall spare no pains 10 accommodate
them at the shortest notice.
TERMS-Five cents por pound, cnsh, or
country produce Ga cents II charged. The
highest cash price win be paid for all kinds Of
grain received for cardiDg.
May 18th, ls59.-,f - 80 - : $500
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
NOW rs TWE TEME.

TIME past is gone and cannot be recalled
l. Time future is not here, and 10 many of US
may never como. But time present is now on
hand, and so is S. S. DAYTON, who is located
on Main street, Clarksburg, two doors below
Lowndes' store, where all those wishing work
done in his line of business by giving him call
will be promptly attended to in the VariOus BRAN
ches of Silvsrsmithing.
Clocks, Watches & Jewelry
Neatly repaired and warranted for one year. Be-
ing permanently located, he hopes, by courtesy
and strict attention, TO business, to merit share
of patronage. ,,
August ID, ls52.-4ly.
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RARTLETF,S MOTEL.

VIHE undersigned having rebuilt and enlarged
l. considerable portion of his Hotel, which
destroyed by are last fall, 70 now prepared 10
entertain travellers and visitors comfortably, and
In manner which VIII give satisfaction rs his
customers. Ina short time the whole building
win DO completed, when he will be enabled 10
entertain hlh guests IN o style unsurpassed In
Western Virginia.
HIs lIousR Ia large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located IN thOOOntFO Of
tho town; contiguous to tho Court house aud tho
ided with all tho ccnvonlcncOs for keeping afifst
class hOtOl.
lIIs TAnLR viii bl supplied with tho best ths
country can afford, and
lis Bar stocked with the choicest LIQUORS,
Every attention Will DO paid 10 render tho visits
Of those WHO may favor him with q call comfort.
able and pleasant.
J, Pt BARTLETT.
CLARKshrRo March aItli, ISAa.-iS,
n. B.-Tho stable Is attended by careful and
trnstv hostlora.
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at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and is now
called the Raleigh Itmay not be gene
rally known that it has become the es-
tablished rule in the Navy DEPARTMENT.
call ships after States, frigates after Anne
rican rivers, sloops and corvettes after
towns, briggs after naval commanders, and
tenders at discretion. The names Of
captured vessels are generally preserved,
and new vessel will therefore be chris
tened tho Macedonian. i, .--.....' 81 ~.
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DR. GuYsorr's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF YELLwo
Dock AND SARsAPARILLA Is A SURE REMEDY FoR
HEREOITARY TAINTs.-Thousands of individuals
are cursed with grievOus complaints, which they
inherit from thOir parents. The uso of the yell
Inc Dock and Sarsapari!'a will prevent all this.
and save vast amount of misery, and many valu-
able lives for il thoroughly erpeLs from the system
the latent faint, which is the seed of disease aud
tnkcs off the curse by which the sins misfor-
tunes of the parents SO often visited upon the
innocent offspring
Parents owe it TO their children to guard them
ag inst the effects of malades that may be COM
municutcd by descent, and children of parents
that have at any tina boon affected with ConSump-
tiOn, Scrcfula Syphilis, owe it to themselves to
take prccautiOn against the disease being revived
in them. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
SorsupariIla is a sure antlote in such cases.
~ See advertisement:
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LOOK OUT!
The Railroads Coming.

TINE subscriber, thankful for the liberal PatrOs
This OPPORTUNITY Of informing his friends and
customer that ne has returned from his western
triD and Is prepared at all times TO attend 20 the
repairing Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, &C., and that no effort shall be spared upon
his mart 10 render satisfaction 70 those who may
employ him. As the Railroad Is coming and bH-
siness on the increase, he viii endeayor 70
work AZ e. I0le II not l0lseT prices than any other
Wafeh-maker West Of the Mountains. Watches
warranted according 70 quality engraving neat
" executed. = JAMES R. JOHNSON.
p. Shop, doors west of A. r.. Barnes
Drug stores al the sign Of the Gold Watch.
cIarksbarg, July alsts 1852. nsl, 81
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TObacco, Cigars and snunI

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the citizens of Clarksburg, and tho public 60
Morally that he has opened Tobacco, Cigar and
the Court House Square, on the north sido of
Main street, where he intends keeping general
assortment of Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff, which
he Is determined to sell low for cash. at retail or
by the box.
Persons in want OF ooop ARTICLE will please
give me call and examine for themselves, which
feel confident will not fail TO please all who may
do so.
JOSEPH /. DUDROw.
ClArksburR June 23 1sb2.-ly
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Doctor Yourself for % Cts

10y MEANS OF THE POCKET ESCULA-
ID Plus, or Every ono his Own Physician,
THIETY-sIxTH edition, with upwards of humid
red engravings, showing private diseases in eve
~ shape and form, and malformatiOns of the ge-
nerative system,
BY VIM. Young, NJ. ID.
The time has now arrived that persons suffer
ing from secret diseases, need no more become
the VICTIM OF oUAcKBRY, As by tho prescriptions
contained in this book, any one may cure him
self without hindrance to business or the knoWI-
edge OF the most intimate friend, and with one
tenth the usual expense. In addition 20 the gen
eral routine of private disease, it fully explains
the cause of manhood's carly decline. with obser-
vatiOns on marriage-besides many other de-
rangements which it would not be property to
snumerate in the public prints.
~ Any person sending IWENI1-FlN
CTS enclosed in a letter will receive one copy OF
this book, by mail or Ay. copies wei Be sent Sor
l52 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA" Post
paid.
the Diseases described in his different publiea-
tons, at his Office, 159 SPRUCE Street, every
day between 9 and sO'clOck, Sundays excepted
ana w
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McImtOsh's
ssMOWARO HOUSE =,

Nk.AI 2 NNFTEATFTELD FTQT tn
Corner OF Baltimore a Howard street.
TNHIS Hotel has lately been enlarged and lms
il proved In svoEy department, rendering II dc.
cidedly one Of the most comfortable Hotels la the
accommodate, pledges himself . spare NO pains
70 render every one Comfortable that may favor
him with call. To the patrons OF the old House,
he returns his Eincuro acknowledgements for their
very liberal patronage, soliciting eQntinuancs OF
their tavors aud the travelling pablo generality
JOHN MCINTOSH, Proprietor.
Ralluora Tnlt laA -
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NOTICE

TOR tho purpose of ruising portion of the
Il Capital for tho Branch of tho Exchange
Bank of Va, about commencingits operations in
this town, a limited amount of the stock is now
offered for sale. Books of subscription are open
cd at the Office in Weston aud viii be kept open
each day between tho hours of and 3 O'Clock
for thirty days, unless the amount offered should
bs sooner taken. ]. NJ. BENNETT, President.
LEWIS MAXWELL, |
weldon HOFFMAN,
THOMAS BLAND, r.,
RIcM'D p. Camden, '''O' o
GEo. ]. Arnold,
ELIAS FISHER,
Weston, July 26, 1852. aug. 4-2t.
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Weston and Fairmont Turnpike Go.

Weston aud Fairmont Turnpike Co.
FTNIGE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
L this company will take place in Clarksburg,
on the Tuesday after the third Monday in Sep
TENDER next, at which time the Stockholders are
earnestly requested to attend in person or by
proxy, as business of Importance il to be trans
acted. THoS. l.. MOORE, Sec'y,
July 81 1s52-s!.
The True Yirginian at Fairmont, will please
copy the above until the meeting.
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The WoRLD's FAIR AT New York.
The N. Y. Evening Post says the follow
ing is a memorandum of objects lately re-
ceived'f from Europe, as promised for the
exhibition in the new Crystal Palace I:
About eighty packages which arrived
by the Hendrick Hudson, Ocean Queen,
and Sir Robert Peel are warehoused in
the United States government bonded
store. They contain sundry goods that
were in the London exhibition, including
statuary, porcelain, paintings on porcelain,
candelabra, musical instruments, casts,
DC. From the Danish department, stat
airy, porcelain, porcelain paintings, casts.
&c. The celebrated colossal statute Of
the Amazon by Professor Kiss, of Bcr-
lin, has arrived in this city, The Turkish
Ambassador has written to the agent,
MIR, Q. Buscheck of London, that the Sui
tan views this enterprise with much APP
probation, and will send a government
steamer, with the contributions of Otto
man industry, direct to this port. The
colossal statue of Whashington. by Baron
Maroohetti, (who took a council medal
for his "Richard Ceur dc Lion, ") is COM
pleted, and represented to be most mag,
ni6cent work of art. The French Go
vernment have promised to exhibit col
lection of Gobelin Tapestry and Sevre'
porcelain, even more complete than tina
shown in London. The town council o
Liverpool have promised to send the mo
del Of that town as exhibited at London
Mont will send one of his celebrated
yelled figures. The London Art Unior
promises an interesting collection of statu
cites, DC. The Demidoff family have
promised to send samples of their manu-
features in malachute, which are said Il
be unequalled in their way.
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IN. @. CREEL, & co.

WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wv Harrison, and the counties adjacent, that
thOy have just opened their new store at VAU-
CLUSE, where they purpose keeping on hand a
Groceries, Boots and Shoes. cotton yarn, Hard
ware, Hollow Ware, Queensware, Iron. Nails,
Salt, Liquors &C., all OF which they will sell Of
the lowest cash prices, or exchange for country
produce. They will furnish country merchants
and wagoners the articles above enumerated at a
small advance on eastern prices. jy2s, 6m.
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NOrthWcsterm WOfeI.

INWN GU " CSECEI IEUGtIs
NllE subscriber would call the attention of trav-
L ellcrs and strangers TO the above hot. situated
Pike street, Clarksburg. II is the Office Of all
the lines of Stages running to aud from the place,
Is large commodiONs house, and no pains will be
spared to render it comfortable and pleasant TO
all who may favor him with call.
His table is at all times supplied with the best
the country can afford, and his Bar stocked with
the best liquors.
~ An attentive hostlcr is always connected
with the stable, which is large enough to uccOm-
odate great number of horses.
Charges as reasonable us the times will admit
Of. b. RUST.
Clarksburg, July %. 1852 Iy.
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DIR. Nv. IN. EILIG.

WHoLEsALR & RETAIL DRuGGTsF,
w FAIRMQNT, VA, keeps constantly on
hand aud for sale, laEgO and general aalortiheni
Of Fresh and Genuine DRUGa& MEnIoniE6, Cheni.
Gals, Dye -Stutts Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines,
PoTfumery, DKNfAL & SUn0IoAL IHaTRuNuHTS,
&c. Physieians, Dealers, Fullefu, Dyors, HattoFs
and others will DO supplied with every article 10
tho limo, at tho lowest market rates, 100
ianT "
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To the Travelling Public.
FIRST CLASS uOTEL.--TERMS 81, sc
nER Az

THE subscriber, having lately become proprie-
i tor of tho FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut
Street, between Sd and 4th, PHILADELPHIA,
aud having REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO 81 so
per day, gives notice that, notwithstanding this
reduction. he will still continue to keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin House has just undergone cx-
tended alterations, and is fitted up and refur
nshed IN superior SIyle, tor inc reception OF ylS
stores, is now included in the Hotel, forming q
spacious Reception Room, Gontemen's PariOr,
and Dining Room, thereby allowing an addition of
thirty chambers and several beautiful parlOrs
fronting Chestnut st, Tho Rooms of this Hotel
are superior to most others, being constructed
with alcovcs, forming porlor and bed-chamber
attached, well-lighted and ventilated. The Local
ton is unsurpassed, either for business plea
sure. BENZ. II. WOOLMAN, ProP'r,
au4 GIN. PHILADELPHIA.
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STRAYED.

~ Taken up by the subscriber on the 26th
4A inst, light bay horse, about seven
years old; one white hind 1901, and abont niitesn
property pay charges and take the holss sway.
= u b. RUST.
Clarksburs, July 18th, lsso-st'
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WOOI-Carding at Palatinc.

WOOI-Carding at Palatinc.
TNHE subscriber takes this method Of informs
i ing all those who may have wool to card,
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW MA.
CHIMES, which will be propelled by steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard TO high or
low water, during the cnrding season.
The public may rely upon this as being cor.
tain and sure point at which thoy can have their
carding done promptly and WELL So bring on
your wool.
for trade or on credit. N. G. COOPER.
Palatine, May 10, 1882.
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VInifed Sfnfcn HAZEL.

TTNHE UNION is sAFE.-AfIor long oppo.
Il sitOn, Virginia has determined not 10 Souede
or Nullify, she has gone Into the United Slates.
Tho undersigned takes leave 10 inform tho public
that he has rented the United States Hotel lately
kept by A. COwtOu, Esq, where no IL prepared %
accommodate al those who may please 10 patron.
ize hlnl-the establishment has undoTFonea thor.
ough TOnovatlng. Tho old frlapdSe Of tile Virgin,
Ia Hotel are particularly invited 10 continue their
support TO the United States. No NxeFiions, ON
his part shall be spared TO give general satiafae.
tlon-hls terms, rs usual, iSiu Be perN moderate,
WASHINGTON EVANS,
Proprietor
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Cabinet Ware-ROOmsI

tablmet WaFe-ttOOmst
1N1fE subscribers thankful for past fayofs, ard
i feeling DISPOSED % further mariitts eonfinn.
ance, would respectfully announce 70 their Cd
CUSTOMERS and de public generally, thai fhoy
are stlll manufacturing FuRNITUfE of oyery
description, and ofte very latest styles and nIr.
changes, and their work vii b. shaped nctors
dinghy.
They wonld especially call attention 10 fheir
present stock d Cabinet Ware, a. tli6ir sl.op "a
Turnpike streei, clarksbuTg, eonsistingin pfrt Of
J.&E. b. HURsET
ClarksbnEg, Not. ioih, is5l-lr
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R% The old frigate Macedonian, which
was captured in the last war with Great
Britain, has been raced into corvette,