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.ae Pebic aondsy Nay Il lsg i c'0sans 80 resus
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a nst s .sr s,s wishing TO '; ne i%ss ns
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DOORS LosT-lN ONE OF THE SOUTH FERRY ON
- nbuses Frisv; four Germau medical books ofit.c
tho suita Bile reward will be paid
leaving them at WEsTERMAN & BROTHERS, No. 2s0
Ursadray.
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~ inform her patrons. and nil differing from Copns.
Bunont, other ,al oscs which feet snbieet
that hc still contin her practice heretofore, and has
for the of her patrons up town taken An occ
at SIS Broadway @clf street and viii also receive
calls 81 M Rowery from Till r. NJ Madame II. will
moderate terms whose
Corns &c. ARE ohstinate nature Having praessed
these this city, she shos very
certificates to her skill ant experience
iesson. Pcrsons desiring to be attcnlSdat homo viii
above
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4 OST.--BETwLEN SEVENTEENTH AND AMITY
l. gonp down Fifth and ureenth street,
the evening Of the n instant hair Bracelet with
cold rlesp with hair The hnler will confer
upon the by sending it 70 the subscribers and
with his thanks reward equal to tho iu value
Of said bracelet fdcsred.
NOLLgR, SANDS s. RIERA, &c South street
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ATo1IC-.-rARE FIFTY CENTS TO ALBANY.--TaE
IN steamer Henry Clay wall resume her trps to Albany,
making the usual landings Monday morning. June II,
leaving foot Of Jay street every Monday Wedncsda and
and ariyng IN Albany at = NJ For paft culars inquire
WILLIAM RADroRD ao2 West street,
TWO DAILY LINES (sUNDAYs ExcEPTrD) FOR
Whitsstone. New Rochelle, Gion Cove, Oyster Bay,
Cold Spring Northport Tho Steamers Croton tCapt.
i.svs Fulton Market slip FOR places foows
che stesmer Croton, daily at quarter TO o'clock. r. H.
Whestone Glen Cove, Oyster Bay and Geld Spring.
Returning will leave Gold Spring 10 ninutes TO o'clock A.
whitsscns at O'clock stcpBisg at Primes Dock each
fitsstone New Rochelle. Glen Cove, stsr Bay; on
Monday Msdne.asy and Friday for SGa Spring and on
spriss, ST. 6y ter nay, 3 20 Glen Cove, 10; New
Rochelle 0 aud Whtestonc at Is ,coek. The a.,am
Nwak will tsse parties on excursions to any Of 80
above named places reasonable Stages will " Ia
attendance at the different landings as heretofore.
EMIGRATION TO WiscoNsIN-BuFFALo ASD
II Green Day line Of steamers FOR 2 Tile splendid upper
cabin steamers tCUIGAN ana JULIUS u. MORTON will
ply regularly between Buffalo and Green bay leaving saoh
por. Tuesday afternoon The rival Of tho Eastern
trains Cabin dollars including board steerase
reasonable terms Time, four TO hvs laws
including snppAgs Intermediate ports From Green bay
ttre ie daily Communication with tho following towns at
al Of which ae.cs can he cbtaned at moderate rates for
reaching towns and seiom out of Tho usur route oil
travel :-Troul Green Bay 70 Depere {stean.l " Bridge.
port 10 10; Kauksuna,5 a Appleton Prcsd u5 Grand
/, II; Agoma IS; o. &c, Morris Csc; omro. ~ Delhi,
"a; Eureka ,0 Sacramento -; Berlin. $50 - Narys
-; Prneston. 10 lct Mnrauottn to% Wortelo lolef
Paciwaric, Sl2l fwirgs Ferry II W; Fort "nnehayo'
- Ell r. Chen 5e5l: ST. PauI .j0sci. from Neouah
youasha 70 Fond du ipr. - miles
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ssvIRTiSrMgNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

w y. o'BRIEE. OF TALLoW, COUNTY WA
terfurd, Ireland will please leave their address
Immediately ~ Roach, Brothers Msstsrs.n n South
strsst and oblise NEAR hELArlyE.
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EPi.CsAk NSsr1CMs.

- ERMAN OAK LODGE NO. SO I 0. y. F-oFFl GtHs
" brothers. hereby requested to ~
Lodgs Room tNatorsl Hsu Canal street), sunday.
june IL st o'olo,k NJ to attont te fnera Of pur lss
werthy bto thor. H. pirkmagl. by order Of
G. BEoxaRs ~, See'y. y. LgHRS, n. g.
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sg0 LiT--h sAorNrHT, stHzry gEET uR... ii
shs new tr'ding. No. g ssstnaa ce.eos. agply q
ace premises JAMES CoNe Or 2Gn.
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HANGING ACADEMIES, NOS. 20 & q HOWARD
- street. Sgnor A. Enrieo respectfully informs his
the citizens Of New York; that he has pened
his Dancing Ac.iones ~hch arr considered amongst ths
for the style - dancing Lessons are gwen every
6sy drrng the whole season.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
TIE MAILS.

The EASTERN MAIL arrives at Clarksburg on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock,
7. NJ and departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at O'clock, y. NJ.
The WESTERN MAIL arrives on Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock a. NJ, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at I
o'clock, p. NJ.
The UNIoNTowN MAIL arrives daily at o'clock
p. NJ, Mondays excepted, and departs daily at 9
o'clock, a. NJ, Sundays excepted.
The WESTON MAIL arrives on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ, and de-
parts, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The BrcKHANSoN MAIL arrives on Tuesday of
each week, at o'clock, p. NJ, and departs on
Wednesday at o'clock. A. NJ.
The BEVERLY MAIL arrives on Monday of each
week, at o'clock, 2. NJ, and departs on Fridays
at o'clock, A. NJ
The sm1xxsTox MAIL arrives on Saturday of each
week, at II o'clock, a. NJ, and departs at II
o'clock, NJ, of same day
e15- The Post Office is open from o'clock A.
NJ, till o'clock, F. NJ, every day except Sunday,
when it is open from to 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, and
one hour after the arrival Of each mail.
E. BRUEN, p. NJ
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
NRW GOOnSI

NHARLES LEWIS respectfully informs the
" public that he has re-opened hIs goods In
the room nearly opposite The Dcmocrut' print.
ing office, third door above Barnca Drug Store,
whore he has just received his New supply OF
Winter Goods, TO which no invites tils atIen.
ton of his former friends and customers and tho
public generally, His stock consists, In part, Of
tho following:
Prints from 8 to 10 Cents.
CNshmCrcs, AlpAccAs, DeI.aInes, Sc, very cheap.
Woollen and Cashmere Shuwls,
Black Dress SILK, Ladies' FLANNEL Shirts.
Black French TwIIlod and fancy colorCd Cloths.
Satin, fancy cOlored silk and other vestinEs.
Mems Flannel Shirts aud Drawers.
Cotton Yarn, Brown & nlrAChed COuOns 4 DrilIines
A large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Cloth, Plush and Glazed Cans.
A variety of silk, MolOSkin, Angola and Wool
HATS, very low. With tho usual assortment Of
GRocERlEs, HARDwARE QUEENEwARE, DEcaa and
MEDICINES, Books, STATIONERY, &c, Sc.
lie invites the public 10 examine his ,stsek
which will be found Os low - any In the Soun.
try.
All kinds of prOdscs taken Ia exchange fos
goods. 1Ht4
N. B--ThoSs indebted TO him will please call
and If possible pay him--by 90 doing thsr vii
confer lnAting favor .,.-
December 3, lehl-ly.
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New BANKING House

IN WA8ulNOTON CITY,
INHE undersigned having been induced 10 en-
Il bark In the Exchange and Backing business,
in the City Of Washington, d. C., aVailS lllnsaIf
Of an carly occasion TO notify his friends and the
public generally Of tho fact, and 70 sollclt their
encouragement. His Institution will b known
US the " Bank Of the Union" and from which
not dollar will be issued, for clreulstl0nl that
will not DO represented by something tangible aud
substantial in the shape Of Gold und Silver, Drafts
on tho United States Treasury, Northern EE.
change, or Virginia Bsnksble Funds.
BY q strict adherence 10 q legitimate lsoue abon
such basis, II will readily be perceived thAt tho
public are protected, and the bank ItsOIf made 20
stand on the Surest foundation. This enterprise
is snlsrld upon after the mnturest dsllbsFdtion,
sndi is gratifying TO know that Il meets with the
approval Of experienced and Sogucious fnnncleFs
Of New York, Washington and Richmond.
In addition 70 the issue Of notes for circulation,
" The Bank Of the Union" will collect drafts on
the Government, and on the principal cities u
the United States, and win negotiate for Ghe puF.
chase or sale ION comnissIon) Of State Stocks,
Guaranteed Bonds Of Canal and RbE!TOad COmpa.
MES, and other good securities.
~ Any business connected with the different
Departments Of the Government, IN Washington,
win be attended TO on liberal terms.
RIO. II. GALLAHER.
RiciTHo1d Va OctObey it,5f.-ff r't
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 1st inst, BY tho Tssv. II.
Qnillin. Mr.. HUGH GARRETT. to Miss ELIZA
BETH A. SOMMERyILIsE. All Of this county.
. On Thursday the LIST. inst, by the Rev. Nixon
Potts Mr.. JAMES BINEGER. ESQ. Of Taylor
county, 70 Miss CLARINDA GIGLEY, 81 Haffi-
SON.
Not laugh was heard, nor q Joyous note,
AS our friend 70 the bridal We hurried,
Not wit discharged his farewell eliot,
at the bachelor just 70 be married.
We married him quickly, to save his fright,
Our heads from the sad sight turning,
And we sighed as We stood by the lamps dim
light,
Tothink he was no more discerning.
We thought as we looked at the bridal bed,
of the birch, tho beech and the willow,
AO" the shovel and brOomstick, would break
DER his head,
And the tears he would shed on his pillow.
Slowly and sadly we marched down,
From the top Of the unpermOst story,
And we mover have heard from or seen the poor
man,
Whom we left, not alone in his glory.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Orr, Mr.. A.
J. RICHTER, to Miss LUCY MARTIN, all Of
this county.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

AN UNwELcoME CoMPANIoN.-A large
Panther, which escaped some days ago
from mcnagaric at EIackensack, is
prowling about the woods, near Bulls
Ferry, in all the dignity of his savage
nature, greatly to the alarm and discom-
fort of the farmers. A few nights since a
man was passing the road in the neigh
borhood of his haunt, when he came sud
denly upon the animal, which was saun.
tring along by the side of the bushes
The man was smoking cigar when he
saw the beasts bright eyes glaring amid
the darkness. The panther, which, by
the way he took for wild cat, made no
demonstration further than to walk round
the man alta respectful distance, although
with each circle he approached closer,
perhaps he wanted to be friendly on that
lonely road, or perhaps he was anxious
to scrutinize the midnight intruder into
his lair more closely, Whatever were his
intentions, the man did not meet his ad-
vances in friendly spirit, but each time
he approached too close, he presented the
light end of his cigar to him, upon which
he jerked back, and this action was con-
tinued until the benighted traveller reach
ed his home.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

While Kossuth is receiving the cnthu-
siastic sympathy, admiration and assis
tance of the people of England and Amer
lea, Gorgey, the other great leader Of the
Hungarian War Of independence, drags
on a lonely and monotonous existence at
Kingenfurth, in Carinthia, city much
rcSorted to by pensioned officers of the
Austrian army. There he lives with his
family, consisting of his wife, a single
child, now but three months old, q woman
servant, and soldier, who was his atten-
dant through the war He sees little So
ciety, hardly a family of the city having
sought his acquaintance.
He has but one intimate friend, and
that is an Englishman. His time is spent
in studying chemistry and physics, and
his chief amusement is lecturing upon
physical chemistry to a few persons. OF
money he has plenty; from the Austrian
Government he receives yearly pension
of 5000 tlorins, and from that of Russia
he has received 10000 silver RUPEES. He
is very rarely seen in public; about once
month his wife prevails on him to take
walk for the sake of his health, but in
general he avoids appearing abroad
The common people regard him with aver
slon.--N. Y. Tribune.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
Products of the United states.

The Patent Office Report furnishes the
following important information
Wheat, oats, rye, Indian Corn. pota-
toes, hay and tobacco, are raised in every
State and Territory in the Union.
Barley is raised in all except Louisi-
ana.
Buckwheat is raised in all except Loui-
siana and Florida.
New England, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Michigal, Ohio and Wis
consin, do not raise cotton.
The States that do not raise cotton, to-
gether with Delaware, Maryland and In
diana do not raise rice. r.
Every State and Territory except Iowa
raises silk
Every State except Delaware makes
sugar.
New York raises the most barley, viz
Il ,8O2, 1873 bushels.
New York the most potatoes, viz: co.
555, 521 bushels.
New York the most oats, viz: 25,907,-
$50 bushels.
New York the most hay, viz: 1885,
937 tons.
Ohio raises the most wheat, viz: 49,
726, 705 bushels.
Pennsylvania the most rye, viz; $685.
326 bushels.
Tennessee the most Indian Corn, viz
81, 848, 447 bushels.
Virginia the most fax, hemp, viz: ell
1875 lbs.
Kentucky the most tobacco, viz: IT,
322, 943 pounds.
Georgia the most cotton, viz: 1854, 125
pounds.
South Carolina the most rice, viz: &c.
500, 687 pounds.
Louisiana the most sugar, viz 81, 1884,
$50 pounds.
North Carolina the most wine, viz; 97,-
PAT gallons.
These are curious facts, showing the
variety of agricultural productions, and
the vast amounts of the productions.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

New Use FOR ICE.-Thc Scientific men
of France are at present specializing on
a recent instance of young man brought
to life after being frozen up eleven months
on the Alps. 1t has given rise to revi-
we'd belief in the theory that life can be
suspended at pleasure, and criminals are
about to be demanded of the Government
to be frozen on experiment The reader
will already have inferred what a relief
this offers to such unhappy ladies as find
themselves not contemporary with the
hearts they sigh to win. They have on
ly to be iced till overtaken. We should
add, however that the above is by no
means joke. The blood of living man
was infused into the veins of the frozen
youth, and he moved and spoke. The
experiment was afterwards tried on a
hare, frozen for the purpose, with com
plcte success.
The Home Journal suggests the idea
of putting the discovery into practical use,
that is, put out $500 at interest, have
yourself packed in ice, and stay frozen,
with suspended life, till it amounts to a
fortune.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-Early on Saturday
evening Joseph Scott was found murder
ed in his small grocery near Mayors
Bridge, Familiarity known to the Aa6itues
as the est. Charles Hotel" The fatal
wound was caused by the stab ofa sharp,
narrow instrument, just above the naval.
So far as we can hear, no one was present
but negro woman, who states that three
men, whom she does not know, but whom
she describes, entered the house, and, a
quarrel springing up, Scott was killed
No one has yet been arrested, and, though
her evidence is not legal, it is earnestly
hoped that it may lead to clue which
shall ensure the detection and punishment
of the shedders of blood.
1t is deeply to be regretted that, while
the festivities of the season produce SO
much pure pleasure and happiness in the
domestic circle, they often heat the blood
of the vicious and induce the most fragrant
violations of the law and of humanity
Truly, in this life, are the sweet and the
bitter strangely ngled--Rich. En-.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
Insurance.!

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
p COMPANY, Of Harrisburg, Pas and Of
Philad,
Capital 1895, 1000.
This Company will insure to limited amount
upon merchandise risks, In safe buildings also,
upon Farm buildings, and personal property
therein. Itinsures upon the stock or mutual sys.
tenn and after paying losses and EXPENSE, diri.
ding tho profits, among the members.
OFFICERS.
Jno. P, Rutherford, PrCs't., A. ]. Gllet, See'y,
STATE REFTERNcES. by PsymiSsiOn.)
Hon. A. l.. RuSsSl, Sec. Of tho Commonwealth.
Hon. Joel Jones, Late Mayor Of Phllad.
Hon. John NJ. Bickel, State Treasurer.
Hon. Israel Painter, Canal Commissioner.
James NJ. Wolr, Esq, Cush. Of Harrisburg Bank.
A. J. Jones, Eco, r NJ. Harrisburg.
GiLLET g. Co00smGLL,
General Insurance Agency, No. las Chesnut
street, U. s. HotOl Buildings, Phllada.,
H. p TAYLOR, Ag't for Va.
Clarksburg, Nov. 18th, lS5l.-3t
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TO THE PURLTCi

:aTll >lNA lBlfl lR THR ndRsSa. 'S oi
friends and prOmPtness Of portion Of my cHs4
toners, l have boon enabled to subsHtnto my
Tools, Machinery, Stock, De-, which WsTe de-
stroycd by fro on tho 21th Of May, last. My Ma
chinGry Is now now, of tho VERY LLTRsF INPnoVa-
MENT, and not inferior To any in uno. With theas
facilities ! can manufActure TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IRON and BRASS WARE lower than
has ever been done In tho West. Al kinds OF
JOB-WORK will bo done very promptly and
at greatly reduced prices. lloUsE- SPOuTiNs OF
every kind at tho Bhosrtsst nOtic0-tho common
size Of which will be made at lRk ctA. per foot.-
In short will say that MONEY CAN M sAvHD BY
DEALING Win NEj and that fact can DO establish.
ed by trying mo. oNcE, and II satisfacIion
is not given, will not ask a return Tltsis
no humbuggcTy will DO what SAT-.
hereby tender my thRnkB 10 this people for
their long and liberal encouragement and am 'un-
der many obligations TO those ofmy customers
who hive 80 PROMPTLY settled their claims since
the FIRE. And as yet greatly nood money would
request all those knowing themselves duo me 20
make payment Mt their EARLIEsT convenience.
This will more efoctnRlly enable me 10 carry out
my DETERMINATION TO SILL Tow for prompt pay.
var Ye removed my Shop from tho CouFt-lIouaO
thed, 70 the north end Of DcspaTds buldinRu on
:he cToss-strcet, leading from BATtl0tts Hotel 70
Kincholoe's corner where will be glAdto seeti6
rEoPLE. 1 however will, between this and spring
be upon the old GROUND oPpoAito the Court lfouse.
Clarksburn Nov 10 lsbi--Iv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

GS- A few cakes Of the newly invented
solicited milk have found their way to
this country. The article resembles, in
color, consistency, weight and feel, cakes
of pale yellow soap. One pound, grated
into boiling water, will make several gal
Ions of very good milk, 1t is warranted
to keep any number of years. Price in
England, one dollar per pound. 1t is not
yet, we believe, for sale here. A friend,
however, whom curiosity led to import
small quantity, has tried it, and assures
us that it is all that it claims to be" a
real blessing to mothers" and mariners.
Home Journal.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

A FIGHT BETWEEN TWO OF KossuTH's
SUITE.-An affair a. homeur, came off at
Brooklyn on Wednesday between two Of
ticers of Gov. Kossuth's suite, at present
residing in New York. The quarrel is
said to have originated in dispute rela-
tive to the course pursued by the Magyar
since his liberation from Kutayhia One
of the belligerents, Kossuth's defender,
was, after few passes, placed Aors du
combat. and thus the affair ended.
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Virginia House.

ME undersigned being under obligations 10 the
L public for tho patronage bestowed upon his
exerions to please and give them satisfaction, be-
fore he was turned out of house and home by the
act of incendiaries, (Which was an entire loss
informs the that he has hoisted the flag Of the
Virginia House, on Pike street, tho property for
merly occupied by C. w. Smith. short distance
West of the Northwestern Hotel, now occupied
by Mr.. Rust, where he will continue TO use every
exertiOn TO make all who may favor him with q
call, feel comfortable and Mt home.
n. DENT.
Carksburg, Dec. 81, ls5I.-tf
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A GREE COUNTRY !''-Some time ago
the Austrian Government advertised for
a loan of 100000 forins, and finally
went into the public bourse on certain
day to offer the opportunity to the money
dealers to show their patriotism by taking
the loan. Having some doubts upon the
solvency of their Head, they failed to
bid and the loan was defeated. The Sc
quel to it was natural and legitimate
the luckless brokers, to the number Of
about hundred, had to LEAVE.