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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-11
The River and Harbor Bill Passed!

Notwithstanding tie hostility Of Loco
foe ism to Harbor appropriations, the bill
for improving Rivers aud Harbors has
passed Congress, and only awaits the
signature of u Wu1o President, 10 become
law.
The following were the proceedings on
the bill in the House, on its final pas.
sage:
On motion of Mr.. Seymour, of N. Y,
the rules were suspended by yeas ll2,
nays 47-when he moved that the House
take up the River and Harbor Bill, as re-
turned from the Senate with amendments.
His object heing 10 refer it 10 Commit
tee OF the Whole on the State of the Un-
ion.
Mr.. Richardson, of ILL.,, opposed the
motion, saying there was no necessity for
this procedure, and the subject could be
acted upon without such reference.
The Speaker decided that the bill must
go to committee under the rule which
requires bills approprialing money to be
there considered.
Mr.. Evans, Of Nd. moved a suspen-
sion OF this rule, which was agreed TO by
yeas ll5, nays 55.
The bill was now before the House for
its action.
Mr.. Seymour, of N. Y, said he would
not trespass on the patience OF the House
at this late period OF the session, and
moved the previous question
Mr.. Hale, (dem.) Of Me. moved that
the bill be laid on the table, which was
decided negatively by yeas 56, nays IL
The House then acted upon the Sem
ate's amendments to the bill, and concur
red in all-(upwards Of forty Of them
Mr.. Douglas tonnage amendment not
inc 'uded.)
We are indebted TO the fears of Loco
focoism for this bill, which were stronger
than the Baltimore Platform. and the ar
guments used, when it was before defeat
ed.
We are told, however. BY the Southern
f,ocofoco press that this is "the last
Harbor bill we are TO have, for if Mr..
Pierce is elected he will veto such bill
as sure as there is sun in the sky"
The people will see to that.
hWOIIS tlc dUciltifNeItS Uliluc 10 TIE
bill by the Senate, are the following:-
For the removal of instructions in the
harbor at Dubuque, Iowa. $4,000; for
repairs of piers at Huron River harbor,
Ohio, $4,000; for repairs of piers at
Conneaut, Ohio, $1,000; for the con-
slruction of snag-boats, dredging ma
chimes, &C., for the improvement of the
Western Rivers. $l5O.OOO; for the i'm
provement of the Illinois river, 500, 600;
tor the Improvement oil the Tennessee
river, $3.50, 900; for harbor and break
water at Waukcgan. $4,000 for the
improvement and navigation of the Miss
i>sippi river below the Falls. 100000;
for the Ohio river. including the repairs
of the dam at Cumberland Island, $780,
OCO; for The improvement Of the Mis-
souri, river, $40 600; for the improve
ment Of the Arkansas, $40, ,OOO.-- Chica-
go Jour.
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Never court the favor of the rich by
fattering either their vanities or their
vices.
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Temperance House,

7 OF MOFFET, Proprietor.-Corner
IL of Fourth and Jackson 81. Saint Paul. Perma-
ncnt an transient boarer> furnished with good and COM
Portable apaetmeus. Charges moderate.
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Burbank Co. Stpauil tw l. Fawcet,e & CO. St.ious
NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
CONNECTING AT GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
Amcrit an and other Express Companies.
no from all The principal crS III The United States,
"a and Europe. for the speedy transportation
OF money and abe packages, col ccton vi irafts,
bills, accounts, &c., purchase and sale OF all kinds o
merchandise.
AGENTS.
e. r. Rice l. Co. ST. Paul. Oils West, 81. Louis 5,
J. BrOokes, Galena.
n, B,-Part;cuIar attention paid to forwarding and
comm :ssion business generally.
may ]. "'-u
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FIRE L MARINE INSURANCE.

DIT uisersigned agent fr the Protection Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn., Policies issued upon the
most favorable terms by
w.P. MURRAY, Agent, Minnesota.
81. Paul, February 20, isS: .afm
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THE NINNESOTIAN,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BYJ. p. OWENS g. G. W. MOORE,
Saint Pau. Minnesota Territory.
TERM Two DOLLARS per annum
in advance. Three Dollars ii not in ad-
vance
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
(NoNI AREILTYPE ORITs EQUIvALEN
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 per square OF
twelve lines, for The hrs, Insertion, and hfty
square for each sut'Scq tent Insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column, $50 90
Half q column, 30 90
One-folrth vi column, 20 W
Business Ca IDS MT over six lines, 8 w
Over six iiucs and under ten lines, SO
Over ten lines and uni-r t:taen lines, 10 0O
For all changes ordered in ave>emants. charg will
be mpte Of thirty per 1000 EN-, cOrni'usiton
We charge The above prices, uniformly for ai-
vertisiug.
JAMES ". GOoDHUE Pioneer,
u. A.. RonERrsOS, Democrat,
OWENS \ MOORE, A.nncsotian.
St. Paul March 2Ith, 1852.
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BOOKBiNDING.

THE subscriber would Respectfully infoIni the Citizens
Paul and its vicinity. that he Is now carrying on
bu>lnrss in The I'd story of Speicers new build
M, N ;he of FIFTH AMI Roberts STREET.
T Particular attention pad To rebindDg old books and
uerrscals. JAMES MACKlNrOSlk
trh 2l--u
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SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
HE subscriber solcits the patronage Of the public,
anu assures all purchasers IN his line' that he WIN
u Tor cash, saddles, harness kinls and trunks, Of
peter qualiy, and cheaper than any other establish
ment IN MINI sofa. Pur hasers will do well to call at
his shop, On Ihrd street, ST. Paul, door east VI s.
Il. Sersent's and Judge tor themselves.
A. r. FRENCH.
CKETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the
~ New England of the West, by +. s. Seymour, For
sale BY LEDUC Il ROHRER.
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THEODORE F.. PARKER,
Attorney :,isd Counsellor at Law
SALTWATER, MINNE>oTA TERRITORY.
To INV old friends,

4 Nd THE CREST OF MANkiNp.'' wonid say,
n tha, l can b.. found during the winter. at the old
stand ot Charley Cave, Third Street, where VIII a.
WAYS be happy tn uion them. Bar and ho;se fur
n!shrd with the best of every thing. -
uoy D. r. WM. MARTSHORSE.
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p PAINTING.

., HERMAN M0REY. on Fourth strcct,St Paul, near
- the middle Of towu the building Ot Mr. Knox. up
stairs, may f,uii, ready atted Painting in all its
departments. House painting, sigh painting, carrIare
and ornamental pantnr all done promptly, "'d A''h
pants OF the best qualify. Ii do work in >ov-
ny, sman ike MANNER do not expect 10 ge,
business the cniigti tened town ot 81. Paul.
Dec, IL, 1851, SHERMNS \ M0REY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-14
NEW GOODS.

CHARLES LEWIS respectfully informs the
~ public that he has re-opaned his goods n
the room nearly opposite the "DamnoFaln pFlht.
ing office, third door above HaFnps' Drug Stofo,
whore he has just received his New supply OF
Winter Goods, TO which no Invites the ation.
ton Of his former friends and customers. and the
public generally, His stock consists, IN par., q
the following;
Prints from . 10 rs Cents
cashmeres, Alpaecas, DeLaines, Sc, very ehsap.
WOOllen and Cashmere Shawls. allf tl
Black Dress silk, Ladies' Flannel Shirts
Black French Twilled and fancy cOlorea Cloths.
Satin, fancy oOlorcd Silk and other Yostlnfs,
Mems Flannell Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton Yarn, browne nleached Cottona q nffilARs
A large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Cloth, Plush aud Glazed Caps. fHI
A variety Of silk, Moleakin, Angola and Wool
HATS, very low, With the usual assortment Of
GRocERIEs, HARnwAEE, QuEGseeARe, Dhpas and
MEnicfNEs, Books, SFAFfoSEEF, &c, Sc.
He invites the public 10 examine his stock
which will DO found as low - any nsthe eoHn.
try. H'.
All kinds of produce taken In ssshAnEp for
goods.
N. B.-ThOss indebted to him will please call
and II possible pay him--by 30 doing thsf Will
confer a lasting favor. = 4g
December 81 lSh-ly. t tsf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-14

ME large three story brick building on Man
IL street, few doors cast or tho cuurt-houses
Fairmont Marion county, Va.
This new and cummodious house has BEEN
leased BY the undersigned. and Is ready for
the accommodation OF tic trnrcling public. Ills
situated in the business part Of the town. M the
corner OF Adams and Jefferson streets. and about
fifty yards from the courf-hcusc lots tlhcrc Is
large number of chambers an with fire. places, o.
convenient size, and arranged m the most cone
Portable mauncF.. The whole house has been lit-
ted M With the very best furniture, &c, ia
style not To BE surpassed BY any hotel in Yves.
tern Virginia. The beds and Mattresses are new
and of the best quality, and every conyenionce
REQUIRED In tho chambers as we'll IS The paflors,
Sc, has been provided with an eyc 10 the coma
fort and happiness Of those who may visit the
house.
THE TAhtz shan always be supplied wl,h every
substantial, wellas lururg which this. fertile
andprodnetiye eopntrys and even The markets ~.
. distance, Il necessary can tntnishs served up
In the very best nanner, while
TIM Ban viii afford % thesc Who use niem
without abusing the Most Choice Liquors, such
as dark and pale Brandy, Ctefrs Brapa9, Ola
Peach and Monong lhela, besides Wines ~ yari.
Gus descriptions and Of good qualify, Attached
TO the esiahlishment Is a fine,
LARGE SFSBrE, well stOcke with the bosl PROV.
euder aud ATTENDED y careful and faithful hsstlsr.
Persons visiting this active and thriving town ON
business or pleasure, will find At
MlIAkR's HoIEf, quarters tho most cOfnforta,
ble' and on terms the most reasonable. 81.
MILLER 4 BETsEiTs
Feb. 81, lSSo--lN.r
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Chair and Hedstead

aa6lEl1lglNgq6 lfll1R e. e.
scriber takes this method 81 Informing his old
that he Is stlll engaged O. ths above blsinsss q
his old stand II SOnth Meohanic street, ClaTks-
burg, south ofBartlstt's Hotel. He = manufae-
TAXING AL kinds q Windsor Chairs, 70 the best
them upon the most reasonable terms. This ~
- enabled 20 do bY his superior knowledge Of tna
business, Be being the only regular chair TlaksT
IN town.
Bsdsisads Of various stylss On hand q made %
order. He would can attended, - new pstent
bedstead he s. making i j. tia moss eonFlete
Article IN that line il the county.
sod as ths lowest pEices for cash o. eo1ntFy pro-
PEIERLiYEcH.
ci~iosurs, Arrii "a, ls5s-lTs saeEg
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BARTLETT,S HOTEL.

THE undersigned having rebuilt and snlarsSd
l. considerable portion of his Hotel, which
was destroyed by Are last fall, is now prepared to
entertain travellers and visitors comfortably, and
in a manner which will give satisfaction TO his
customers. In 4 short time tho whole building
will be completed, when he will be enabled to
entertain his guests in style unsurpassed In
Western Virginia.
HIS HOUSE Is large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre of
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts of the place, and Is pro-
vided with all the ccnvenienceS for keeping FIRST
class hotel.
Ills TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
HIS BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Every attention will be paid to render tho visits
of those who may favor him with a call comfort
able and pleasant.
J. p. BARTLETT
CLARKsBuR0 March Gath. ls69.-ly.
n. B.-Tho stable Is attended By careful and
trusty hostlers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-14

4 SAILING PEST HoUsE.-One hundred
and sixty eight passengers, many ofthem
Kentuckians, who went to Chagres in the
steamship Crescent City, have posted that
vessel, for the benefit of all those who in
tend going to California, under the follow
ing heads. We know something of such
veisels-have witnessed all these indig-
nant passengers have described, and do
not doubt in the least all that they have
published. They say
LIST. That we have on the present pas
sage received treatment unbecoming even
to barbarians
Cd. That we have received food from
which the stomach would revolt at first
sight;
Sd. That the food has been dealt out
in a manner the most filthy and unbeeo-
ming to Christians, and in a cabin filed
with the most offensive odor, in which we
burst not remain for fear of breeding con-
tagion.
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NOT COME
But Moved to Pike Street.

In the room
lately occupied
- Isy, (, nn nc : .ss, =
" d - n ~ ana next door
20 the Northwestern Hotel where the subscriber.
thanktul for past fEyors, would inform his friends
70 manufacture RIFLES, sHoT-6UNs, Pts
Tolls, dc. Also, Repairing IN an its various
branches, done With nsatness end despatch, all 81
which can be had for Cashier Country 9redpee %
very low prices. J. b. WRIGHT. {
April 18th, 1859. sEJs sgv5 FL
N.B.-Ny friends who know thoinsslves indeht-
ed 70 me, either By note or otherwise, VIII ccnfef
4 favor by calling and paying the same as nloA-
ey is much needed, and oblge, i 5,h.N.l
NIRGINIA, IS AT rules held in the clerks
oflee Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison conn-
Alstorphens Wsrn me- and Martha
ms vile, late Martha Martin Complts
Jane NartnS adminiatrAtrix Of VII
liam Martin, decd and the hsirs
Of said William Martin y EE-t-pi Defsts
The object Of this suit is % roqairo Of the de-
PENDANTS TO discover what they resolved from Ire
said William Martin IN his life TINA, thai he aa-
vancements 90 received may be bro0ght into
hotch pot, also that an Issue be had 70 ascertain
whether the paper writings In the bill mentloned
be the true last will and testament OF the said
William Martin, deed. aEd that the said Nartii
Werninger be deereed her due proportion q th'
estate of the said William Martin, as one Of az
children and heirs at law, anos 20 ascertain tl'
quantity, value, amount and Kind Of property
owned BY the said WNHam Martin at the tins
of his death. a U..-- $500 Ash
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Wellington Martin, Granville
Martin, Cornelius r. Wilson and Rachael his wife,
late Rachael Martin, William Martin, Marshal
Martin, - Langhorn aud Mary Martha his wife,
John James Wilson, William A. Wilson, Susan
ann Wilson and John B. Martin are not inhRbi-
tahts of this State 1t Is ordered that they do APP
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order, and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interest in this suit. E4
APT At G. 9. DAWSON, Clerk.
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cards IN blank, and when asked for what
purpose, frankly replied police agents.
The lady was terrified. and refused n toto.
He then requested to see the list Of her
invitations, and after looking it over, told
her the two blank cards were unnecessary,
as she had already, herself, invited. six
persons in pay Of the police. She was so
much frightened at this state OF things,
that she recalled her invitations.
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SOCIETY," in PARn.-How delightfully."-
social their gatherings, their fstes, their
parties must be just now in Paris. A let
ter from there gives an instance Of lady
living in the highest circles of society, in
tending to give bali, sent for the Chief Of
Police to request the necessary attendance
at her gates. The officer requested two
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WagOn Mnking.

'HE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining Coun-
ties, that he has removed to his new frame shop
on Mechanic street, South of tho burnt district,
where he is prepared to do all work in his limo OF
business in superior manner, such as Wagon
ordered. Also repairing done in the very best
style.
FLOWS always kept on hand, OF made At the
shortest notice.
Thankful for past favoTs, hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention TO my business Ia
still merit liberal share of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
Clarksburg, Jan. 2sth, ls52.-ly.
L, S.-Thc woodwork of two horse WAGONS
kept constantly on hand.
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NOTICE.

Al THE training of the officers Of the 18th,
N lS7th and 1Ssth regiments of Virginia MI
M htia, will be commenced in ClRrksburg on
III the gath day of May next and continue three
Jul days.
The Regimental mustar Of the 1lth Regiment
Virginia Militia win take place Of ClArksburg,
on Thursday the 9th day OF tho same month.
prompt attendance Is required.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
Col nth reg. Virginia Militia.
mar stiff
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, the eth inst, by the Rev.
A. E. Holden, Mr.. SoTHA II. NORMAN, 10
Miss ELIZABETH HOLDEN, all Of this county.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. A. H. Rider, Mr..
NOAH CORPENING, to Miss MATILDA NOR
MAN, all of Harrison county.
On the sth inst, by the Same, Mr.. JoHNHUD-
KIN, Of Barbour CO., to Miss REBECCA STOUT,
Of Harrison county
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day was celebrated with much splendor
at San francisco, ts,5 ~
In Southern California the Indian dis
turbances had ceased, and the Indians
were againcOming into their settlements.
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TILE MARKETs.

[eoRREoTED WEEKLY FOE THE REeisTkR
BALTIMORE, April 8, 1889.
BEEF CATrLE.-The number of cattle offered
at the scales to-day amounted TO $50 head OF
beeves, 42O head of which were sold to city
butchers and packers, at prices ranging from
as as to "a so per 100 lbs. on the hoOf-equal to
s O0@$S rs net, and averaging 81 IS gross. 80
left over unsold. The remainder (50) were dri-
ven to Philadelphia. o.
HOos.-Market scarce. Sales from 81 IS to
81 so per 100 lbs.
White Wheat 95@lOO Rye, Is
Red, S9@9l Oats, S19SS
Corn, 57@5s Clover Seed $4,So@4,s2
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board Of Pubic Works. -
JESSE FLOWERS. OF HarrisonL
WIN. J.. WILEY OF Marion.

"4As Se H4AAN&% - VI A4hf1Ons .-#4
FOR Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-5th see,,oh
Hon. GEO. III. LEE. OF Harrison.
For Judge Of the Twenty-6rst Circuit,
Col. A. J. SMITH,
Col. G. ID. CAMDEN.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Col. GRANVILLE G. DAWSON,
Col. JOSEPH j. WINTERS,
FREDERICK A. WERNINGER,
JOHN C. CAMPBELL.
For Clerk of the County Court.
JAMES p. BARTLETT
PHINEAS CHAPLIN
DIR. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW j. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABIAH MINER,
VIM. L. LYON.
THOS. A. HORNER.
EDWARD STEUART.
For Commissioner of Revenue,
JEFFERSON ID. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
WIN. 8. WILKINSON.
For Constable,
N. A. SHUTTEWORTH,
THOS. BARTLETT.
j. e. WOODWARD.
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The SILVER COINAGE AND GOLD 1NGor
BlLL has passed its third reading in the
Senate, and is to go into effect on the LIST
ofJune next, The bill provides that from
that date the weight of the half dollar
shall be one hundred and ninety-two
grains, and the quarter-dollar, dime, and
half dime, shall be, respectively, one half,
one-fifth, one tenth of the weight of said
half-dollar. 1t also provides for casting
gold and silver-deposited for that Pur-
pose-into bars or ingots of either pure
metal or of standard ineness, as the ow'
Aner may prefer, with a stamp upon the
same designating its weight and fneness;
but no piece, of either gold or silver, shall
be cast into bars or ingots of less weight
than ten ounces, except pieces of one
ounce, of two ounces, of three ounces, and
OF live ounces, all of which pieces of less
weight than ten ounces shall be of the
standard hneness, with their weight and
hneness stamped upon them but in cases
where the gold and silver deposited to be
coined or cast into bars or inpots. there
shall be a charge to the depositor. in ad-
dition to the charge now male, for refining
or parting the details, of one-hGlf Of one
per cent. The bill further provides for
the coinage of gold piece of the value of
three dollars, the device and shape is to
be fixed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
This is a remedial measure. The appre-
citation Of our silver coin az commodity
has become greater than its value as coin
within the country. Hence its gradual
disappearance. To coin dollars or half
dollars without some alteration in their
weight is only for the benefit of exporters,
who can get higher price abroad
Therefore, to make the coin lighter is to
restore it to its proper relative value
with gold, and this keeps it within the
country,
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Valuable Farm for sale.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 70 me
- by William g. Hansfdrd, on the Path day Of
February, 1879, and ofrecoTd in the Clerks Of
fee Of the County Court Of Harrison county, Va.
in Book, No. 81, page 262. will on the Sth day
Of April, next, before the Court House door Of
Harrison county, proceed in pursuance Of said
trust deed, 70 sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
the said tract Of land containing 1S2 acres OF 50
much thereofas may be necessary 70 satisfy. and
pay OF the amount Of money yet due from thu
said HanBfOrd, and 20 secure which the said
trust WAS given, said sum yet due being about
e21O-Said land lies on BfoWn's Greek III the
said county Of Harrison, we'll improved, with q
comfortable Dwelling HOBse thsTeent Goa! bank,
apple and peach orchards Of the best selected fruit
the farm upon which The taid HAnaoTa now re-
sides.
The title believe e indisputable. Any one
wishing 70 puIehnse, can examine the land Tor
themselves. Aetng % uusteeY snail only make
such tftle e. Il vested IN ne A. trustee.
mar at. EDGAR ". DAWSON.
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Northwestern Virginia
Academy.

HNHE Summer Session Of this institution win
Il commence on the last Monday, (the 98th) of
April, and continue twenty-five weeks. II Is ex-
ceedingly desirable that those who propose to at
tend should be present on tho hrst day, when the
classes are formed.
ALEX. MARTIN.
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TeuDeranee,

4 Tempernnce address VIII be delivered BY the
hlev. @: Keys in the Presbyterian church In the
s9Nn q Harrisburg, on the evening Of the 18th
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. AZ. HAGANs 8. \ ~ Z g. .

II. A. HAGANs a. CO..
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR.
IL CHANTS, Cheat River Bridge or RoWlos.
burg, B. and o. Railroad, g6miles west Of cain.
SeFland. rr tN fsr' t.-r,,.F
Tho subscribers having erected large ma
oOmmOdiOus Warehouse at this point, Afe pre-
pared % TOCgiy0 and forward meTchandiie and
NJ B,-L, A. .HAGANs, bolng the Agent OF
heb. d o. r. r. at tho above named tlAoe, will
give his particular attention 10 tho forwarding
business. sf-e lnarl9 a.. $500
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-14
DR.. ). IL. CarrOII's

yTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG AND
w MEDICINE STORE, BUCKHANNON,
UPSHUR Co., Va.
Dr. c. keeps constantly on hand and for sale,
n large and general assortment of fresh and gem
uine Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-Stuff6
Paints, Oils, Nurnishes, Patent Medicines, Dem
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, Perfumcry.
Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, Hnttors,
and others, will bc supplied with every article in
he line at the lowest market rates.