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Chair and Bedstead
aMAlNlIlffAl Gil 0lfl1lR-

scriber takes this method Of informing his old
friends and customers, and the public generally,
his old stand in SoSt6 Mechanic street. Cis, AZ
burg, south of Bartlett's Hotel. He is manufac-
turing all kinds of Windsor Chairs, in the best
manner and of the best material, and will sell
them upon the most reasonable terms. This he
Is enabled to do by his superior knowledge Of the
business, he being the only regular chair maker
ton Rocking Chairs, and Washington Rocking
Chairs.
Bedsteads of various styles on hand or made to
order. he wonid call attention to a new patent
article in that line in the country.
81 All his furniture is warranted, and will be
sold at the lowest prices for cash or country pro-
duee.
clarkSburg, April 7th. ls5s-iy.
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New Fall & Winter Goods
:a1ApMn0 l0lDslR. u.l have just just

9p!B1H4Gl lplsl&: received hSxr f4 4ons
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg, my Fall
and Winter Goods, of all kinds. to wit:
Clothes Cassimeres and Satinets, of all colors
and styles.
Fine Silks Of all colors and style. Also, late
style of Woollon Goods for Ladies Dresses.
Calicoes from to 16 cts, of superior style.
Alpacas, Muslins, Cashmeres, &c.
HATS and CAPS of the latest STYLE.
BoNNETs Silk, Braid and Pearl.
GROCERIES Superior Y. H. Tea, Black do, SUI
perior Coffee at 121< cts.
Doors d SnoEs a superior stock of all kinds for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Boys.
QUEENs-wARE; a good assortment.
CoTToN YARN all Nos, Batting, &c.
IRON d Nails (; also, good lot of Iron and
Nails.
HARDWARE a good assortment.
Also fine assortment of SADDLERY.
All of which will sell Cheap for Cash or coun.
try produce.
R. FowKEs.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
TAKE NoTIcE-Those who have standing ac-
counts and notes unsettled will please call with
out delay and SETTLE them, or by the LIST of Jan
uary next, without regard to persons; and those
who fail to settle by that time their accounts
will be transferred to meet my debts.
r. FowKES.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
n. BAH kinds of grain will be received on
ebts or for goods R.F.
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no THE PUBLIC!

sa1nTl lIhlRlfl1R. FIh5Ssnsa 's be
friends and prOmptness q portion Of my Gus
Tools, Machninery, Stock, Sc, which were de-
stroyed by fire on the 9th Of May, last. My Ma
chinery Is now new, Of the vERr LATEST IMPROVE
MEST, and not inferior TO any in use With these
facilities can manufaeture TIN, COPPER,
SHEET-IR IRON. and BRASS WARE lower than
has ever been done in the West. All kinds of
JOB-WORK viii be done very promptly and
at greatly reduced prices HousE-SPouTINo Of
every kind at the shortest notice-the common
size of which viii be made at 121z cts. per foot
In short win say that MONEY CAN BE sAy5D ny
DEALING WITH NE; and that fact can be establish-
ed by trying me oNoE, and If satisfaction
Is not given, / viii not ask a return. Thisis
no humbnggery will DO what SAY. ssas
/ hereby tender my thanks 10 this people for
their long and liberal encouragement, and am I'M
der many obligations TO those ofmy customers
who have so PROMPTLY settled their claims since
the fire. And as yet greatly need money, would
request all those knowing themselves due me to
make payment at their EARLIEST convenience.
This viii more efectually enable me to carry out
my DETERMINATIONS Skill Low for prompt pay.
var We removed my Shop from the Court House
thed, to the north end of Despard's buildings, on
the cross-street, leading from Bartletts Hotel to
Kincheloe's corner where will be gladto seethe
PEOPLE. however will, between this and spring
be upon the old GROUND opposite the Cogrt1H1gse.
Clarksburg, Nov. ~, 1s5l.-ly.
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Oils, TaIIow, Grease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint.
900BARRELsMACHINERY OIL. Price 7

QOObARRELSMA MACHINERY OIL. Price rs
OOO cts. per gallon.
$500 gallons Do do
in casks of various sizes. do
200 barrels boiled paint OIL do IS
5000 gallons do do do
in casks Of various sizes. do do
$50 barrels tanneTssoil. Various kinds and quail
tiles from IS to 90 cts. per gallon.
1900 gallons in casks Of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from IS to 50 cents Per
gallon.
so Tons Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings, and
coarse machinery, in barrels OF casks, Of any
consi stency required. Price cents per ID
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the
lowest market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not 70 chill in the
coolest weather, and considered by those using
it equal to Sperm oil.
:, Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linseed oil, other
than for white.
lam constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles, and my motto is, Small
profits and quick returns.'
Fl. +. POND,
Sc Water St., (under the Pearle st. HOuse,)
New York, Dec. IT. 1ssl-tf
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LAUS DEO!

deny the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST
assortment of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTH
ING ever before offered to this community;-and
ces, for Cash, that the most credulous will hardly
believe and he would but say to those wishing
to purchase neat, substantial, and at the same
time Cheap Ready-maGs Clothing, TO give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere, and he will
pledge himself to give them such bargains they
never have had, and probably mover will have
again. AS part of his stock may be mentioned:
Fine Cloth Dress Goats, fine Frock Coats, Sack
Coats of every description Pants, from extra
French Cloth aud CASHMERE, down to the very
commonest articles worn Vests of all deseriP-
tons, to suit the tastes of all Cravats, very
perior articles SHIRTS aud Drawers of every kind;
together with splendid lot of BOOTS AND
SHOES, HA OF Mr.. Scott of Fahquier.
every fJ t MN , 70 Sayshit the same acts
MYER SONNEBORN.
Clarksburg, April Doth, 1876.
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VNTHOLESALE q RETAIL DRUGOIer
w FAlRMONT, VA, keeps constantly an
hand and for sale, large and general
Of Fresh and Genuine DRues d MEDICINES. Chc,n;,
cals Dve-stufia, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicine.
Perfnnerv. DxSTAL X SURGICAL INsraunrSrss'
80 Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, Hattors
and others viii be supplied with cvcry article in
the linc. at the lowest market rates.
ian7 IN
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THE WIFE OF GENERAL JAcKsoN.-The
influence of this woman over her husband
is said to have been very extraordinary.
She was of obscure origin and totally un-
educated. Yet she inherited from nature
those fine and noble traits of her sex to
such perfection that her power and fas-
cinations were very great. Gen. Jack
son was attached to her in early life. but
by some means or other the matter was
Interrupted and she married another, who
proved william, and the connection most
unhappy. Gen. Jackson became again
interested in her; the consequence was a
divorce, when he was married to her.
She is said to have possessed none of those
accomplishments that are supposed to
adorn fashionable life reared in the back
woods, seeing and knowing little of ele-
giant and refined society. Yet her fine
person, strong affections, and good sense,
the three great essentials of woman, en-
abled her to take and hold with irresisti-
BILE force the passions Of the bold, turbu-
lent, strong and fiery warrior and states
mrn to whom she was welded. 1t was
the lion held in the embrace Of the fawn.
The influence she exercised is said TO
have bordered on the superstitious. He
imagined that no power or acts of his
could succeed, or be carried out, averse
to her will, or in opposition to her feel
ings. She seemed his guardian angel,
by day and by night holding in her
hands his life, his fate, his all. An in
innate friend of his says that so long as
he lived he wore her miniature near his
heart, and never alluded to her accept
in a manner so subdued and full of rev.
erence, that the listener was deeply i'm
pressed with her transcendent worth
Manchester Democrat
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-14
A Lot OF Very superior
CARDENG MACHINES

IA Intent Machine Shop, by the proprie-
IRA HART.
Also. now on hand, few Of his unsurDasss
CORN and COB cRuSHERs- LII.
Ciarksburg, Dec 18th, le5I.-H
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No USE FOR TRousERs.-On the morn
ing of the meteoric shower, in 1888. old
Peyton Roberts, who intended making an
early start to his work. got up in the midst
of the display. On going to his door. he
saw with amazement the sky lighted up
with the falling meteors, and he conclud-
ed at once that the world was on FIRE, and
that the day of Judgment had come.
lie stood for amoment gazing in speech
less terror at the scene, and then with a
yell of horror sprang out of the door into
the yard, right into the midst of the fall
ing stars, and here in his efforts to dodge
them he commenced series of ground
and lofty tumbling that would have done
honor to tight rope dancer. His wife
being awakened in the meantime, and
seeing old Peyton jumping and skipping
about the yard, called out to him to
know
"What in the name O. sense he was do
ing out thar, dancin' around thar without
his clothes on ?''
But Peyton heard not-the Judgment
and the long back account he would have
TO settle made him needless of all ter
testrial things and his wife, by this time
becoming alarmed at his strange behavior
sprang out of bed, and running TO the
door, shrieked out al. the top of her
lungs
"Peyton I say. Peyton what do you
mean jumpin' about out thar? Come in
and put your trousers on"
Old Peyton. whose fears had nigh over
come him, family answered. as he fell
sprawling upon the earth
60 Peggy, Peggy. don't you see-e-e
the worlds ATTIRE? Thar amt no
use for trou-ou-sers now %
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OF every de-
scription in
Guiding
PAMPHLETS,
BLANKS,
PosTERs,
CIRcULARs,
HANDBILLs,
LABELS,
CARDS, &C.,
nnntlv nrinf-
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Cats, Gaps, &r.
Jfwelrp, &r.

VERY LOW PRICES.-WATCHES
and JEwELRY At REDUCED PRlCES--The
subscriber expecting to receive several large invoices
WATCHES and JEWELRY, Is row selling Cd hn present
stock at greatly reduced pTlces AR
ZINE Gold Lepne Watches holes jewelsd. fo------9S
fine Gold Detached Levers, full lewelec--------- 81
Fias Geld Patent Levers - ~
and ali other kinds Of Watches at equally Tow prces
Also an kinds of Gold Chains, pure Gold wedding KIP
cold KEYS and Seas Sold Pens and Pencils od ana ST.
yer Tbrbes Diamond Rings and Pms, Brae siets COG
Icsets Cuff Pins Rings Gold and SILVER speciAeles
Breastpns Finger Rings Silver Fruit knives SteInns Sll
yer spoons Cups Forks &C at much lsss peef VA. "a,
ether house Gol9 Watches as low as $50 each NaeAes
and Jsvelry exchanged AL watches warranted 90 aees
good tine or the money returned. Nstchss Cloc ~
S.wslr repaired in tbs ksst at much less than ths
usual prices -, w. ~ =, y - !. - pa.,g
No. n 10 " N a. =. 49, ~ 4ftf
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rlaanerreoippes ann Gnsrarings

nAGU REOTYPES WORTH
NHAyINC-A Likeness by KNAPP. in his ipimlta
Bile style None Of your so cent trash but me- eiear
his old ard popul.r Rooms No 1903 Bowery over Apder-
srns Garnet store also No $50 Broadway near Prince
over MareJs Sick and diseased persons taken. u w
II ELLY'S Hah-Priee ENGRAVING
IN and PRINTING Offcs, al Fulton-st., r. WED.
dnr visiting Address and At Home Cards In the ven nefs
s,yie Cake Boxes Envelops re &c, AID engraved fiss
ard 50 Cards for 10 saillIngr. Jl3 Id
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INSTRuCTION.-A TeacEier from Bns-

ton. Of more thsn ten years experience, has few
hrur, dseusas,d which be would devote 10 teaching m
fsmi, or schools Chiidfea often re2aire exclusive sai
rnt,culsr attention them forward IN their saier
or 60 coec, the defects Of bad aud bad sens
OF irstyuc,in private course Of study IN Mscaails
C,icnst,on, prac ca Book ksepi double eary The
Snanish and French LsDgusgesto n M the dpties hs
CouuIps room Reference and application m sde 10 Wa
" sggett's School No 826 Bfoaoway, Moron rhueri.
School No T56 Broad ~sy; Joness nitatoy Coaa Ing
rooms corner OF Murray 81. sad Broadway, LOckwoel
sous ROOF store No. al Broad~sg. 6A
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NlAPSH,S C0URSE LOFT BOOK.KEHp.

I'VE ING-The advantages Of this new Worn Will bs at
once perceived bv Teachers Of Academies and SELF
teachss They these. IL furnishes complies set Of
mercantile accounts business transactions fIms aAs cal
culatons appropriated, printed IN cplors embraces,
be,de. 100 pages % familiar explanations ia ell 10 appl
dfsct to all the in the account books the whos
SO Arrsrgsd 10 fern most beneficial course OF prsecs
far the student To pass through ago pppree - hand
sonr, hound Far sale AZ the Authors Counting Rooms
w ~. y, S~ssish n,,ce "a SO l9i In
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mnsirat.
Waies gurs.
MeeicGl.

DR.. X. No. 2.-RADWAY'S newly
HI Uncovered Remedy, called RAILWAYS RENO
WAITING RESoLVENT, 10 daIiy performing miracle. n
In than minutes tins extraordinary remedy sa
working in the system. IL IS free fom calomel menwy
and corrosive submate Lei al, who suffer give this Rem
edy ia and guarantee quick cure IL onriches aud
puIifes the blood IL removes from the bones muscest
secretons all diseaed dep sus and renders tue system
proof aganst renewed attacks of disease regular Psy
tician is in attendance from AN. 70 Pm. nj No a
FultoI-st No. ls7 Bowery A. H. Doylass, Paterson.
Of 3,MW&Fh
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AFFlCES IN BROADWA Al 10 LIZ L.
O-Severa desirable Offices the second. third fourth
and fifth stories Of the large modern building No l37
broadway near Courtlandt-st west side. The location
Is very eligible being about midway between the City
Hall and Wall well adapted for the legal aud sim
liar professions The rooms surpassed by 9TH
the CITY, being of access well lighted and under
the constant care of competent and Trustworthy porter.
no resides tn. building The halls light aud spa
cons and provided with suitable directories Possession
given immediately or On the first of bav For fur her
os rtcu airs apply to w WARD, No. l59 Broadway
ftlsS
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ELATINE! GELATINE! CELIA
NJ TINEl-Just received large quantity of this very
superior article from the celebrated factory OF Soyers and
universally to be the best and cheapest now
In use For sale BY the Agent for the United States Ne
cipes given gratis GEO SCRIvEN. No. 1881 Water-sf
liz lms
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LIQUID HAIR DYES

~ POSITIVELY without exception reservation. the ysU
best inverted DR. GouTauds established reputation
a Chemical Philosopher Is guarantee that II Is So
This DYE never stains the skin requires drying The
sun trouble, and possesses the singular prop
erty the hair making soft and nice Equally
reno w ed is GouI aud's ITALIAN MEDIC ATED SOAP,
for curipg pimples eckles saownsss chaps css.
chafes. and all SKIN determines POUDRE SUBrlLEp-
roo from low foreheas upper lips part the
body. LIQUID ROUGE for pale cheeks and lips HAIR
GLOSS ard LILY WHITE Found at DR. GOURAUDS
old established Labor aory Ct Waksrst near broadwsT
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mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

II In tho trunk Of DANIEL DUICE, lately AZ,
x.st,d fer the u. g. Mail Ceum5as,
Ohio there found among eher thing the f1liowes
HIC;IEsRIOTYPES su1posed TO haze besH taken from
Gre dcu,e jenny lind case containing picture 81 Gen.
IA bound with scarlet velve and brass
,ds,s tn. ~ ntemsn has the appearance Of sandy
p,,Ion is bald on the font part Of MS hesd aud has
and eaIe in his hand app 10 be thry-hve OF forty
years cid. -, III. -, IL, :, a..
ne BIC If gensleman. With high iofehsld
ba coned Ca top of The head spd appears 70 DO some
What curly age probably about feiv
Eour 10 cases containing ponfes-one OF bsay 'au
thTee OF (eAtemen These eases and e'ures contain no
nsenariiy by VII ch they be particularly Described
Persons " ho have lost DsgueUe ltyp-s sen, oy mails
assips torouSh this be abe 10 had them ~ a.
tennr 10 this notice. and are IeQuestu "saoul Iet,
70 nj, a, the Colgmsus Ohio Pest Ohs OF TO address
me- by letter Al PERRY, P. NJ. Columbus, y.
I'm
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Daurina bclCois.

HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS
l. u (aiadame +. Gavelli, ACADEMY toI DANCING
and Graceful Department al the sluyvesant las Ne
$50 Broasway New Term commeDcng Glasses Ia
Adults on Mondays and Thursdays mernin sad evening"
eatnidays at3P VI Hours devoted L pecsl classes sa
private lessons lin
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SCHOOL fvl ENGiN EEhS, s5O hoa.-
~ tor-st n Y-Mr yICTOs BEAUMONT ~.
S,rpeer rrefrGts frora LEcos Cslr4ls aes An, -
Napufscsurss of Paris vii commence 90 the Is, OF Ps
rsry rer new quarter ia the coarss Of Instruction ave.
=. his school IN al ths branchss tSeoelcs 3ssctesi
soap,ctsa with Civil Ensirss-rx fs' Sss', sd rss,.
vsscas spply 1T the School. lH ted
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OUDKINS'S GINGER WINES sold
JMsnranrf Companies.
OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE
VI IA GnAdDA NJ L.. IQi1--A

OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE
ACCOMPANY, Ne. 4iS Broadway. Jan. 10, lsa.-A
the Annual ecton for Directors vi this Company held
the Office this day. the folio wing gentlemen esesa
for the ensuing year:
Schurtman Has.ed, Charles SANFORD, John T. Fishn
John Harpsr, Chester Drugs. Aaron Arnca'
Mm v Brady, saml. Is Althause, Wm r. nsow,
VIM SkldmOre, Bernard Smyth Cf0wsll Haddsn,
Wilson g. Hunt, John W Mercerea John NcLesa
Leonard Kirby, He)mus N. Wells, Stephen v. Aoo
George r. Cobb, Matthew Bird James Foster,
Fran. ". Edmonds, II. M Forester, Washington fse'
Lewis Doty, Reuben W Howos, John w Run1
Benj T. Camp, John y Dickinson Francis Goine
At q tubseguent meeting Of the Board, HIRAM y
FORRESrER, Esq, was unanimously elected Press a
In place OF Schureman Halsted, ESQ, resigned.
Inc following gentlemen we're at the time elec,..
inspectors Of he next election DR. Jacob Hsrsen, Cas-
Shields ard Michael NcGrah
On motion Of III. Bird. ESQ, the following resoIS.eo
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the thanks Of this Board be and are b
BY rendered TO our late President, Schuremsn H.
ESQ for his faithful and efficient Presd
the Broadway Insurance Co. from its first organizsnos"
he present limo. 49,,
Rssoired Tha, in retiring from the yonsble stuaum
which he has satisfactorily filled he carries vita az
the peroDal regards Of each member Of the BQsfa
and their regret that their ocis connection II bfough~
a close. fjl6 ln'l JOHN WRAY. Soc etsrJ.