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sew ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


IORAriD y. INV llE tr"r'er-"f 70
T,irrA lirViii,j uAsntoFrt aAh VI -
prArrE. 81 Camp street N"H bfican- h'-
90. b.. ht.a .r.. ~ It- is-e~-t 0fc rins
r,me...r ..le.isp. Il f,sro ta-'e m iur
.nuYtefn caualry. I'D al sf''h afc gu'5"fi''"
H. ysoa and r-rir,f instruments. Agents JOY
th, .al. of 4. SrunART y Cor New ,"'k
piauo..
Tb.~. Pianos ar, celrAratvd fur Zoe quahi'
II tone. ,urrn.4~ at -ound, nrd Tor heal ''.o
beautiful fns.h # rste'iut wcfkuan-hp aio
are ron~de,rd by III. profession. ara COM ''''
iudre-, To- be- thr hHssl fH,nn'- mole ln NV
United States. fariIeularai'rri ~ rrHn, -"u
To their .p.rudid - ri.niins pattern. VIII ''''
..,..uhseh &, considered on, OF toe finest no"
made
uatlrrr. p,yv. co.. ccishtaied boron
plAso>. q. D.. g. ana 7 octave i'Fe"td il'h"
F,rt.S. rom the factory Of "Fle'ei CO.
Pms. also panina- semi-hrand ana ofahd
Pianos from 10, same house
az p,ano. taken 10 ssshsnge and part pay
m.nt
GUITARS. from the house of iiali Son,
Spsu,.h snd French patterns ~ Ni"lins, ~
tt,,e nuauttt,es MriodroB-, Strspllint-, "
,,n. riui... { isr,oneite-, Brass Instruments
of ali k,ud.. Nioliucriln-, Baula-, strings Tor
all tp.trum.nis and mu,i,al merchandise OF All
dr-,.rp,tnn- Wholesale and retail
Sheet Muse of al. klud~-musir received
from the Aofih hy even -i*amrr. 90 -"pn -
published. church Boot-, Instruction HOOKS,
Ar.
p,r,,cnlar attention Is called 10 the arge and
extensive selection OF Acrofdeon~ md tinNnas'
whirh j. the u"-t complete and perfect -r'rr-
iIan of th..e brHu' iul instruments e'rr offered
90 the .uuih,fp market
Alt order, from thr cnuair, faithfully aud
p,n.,,iI, attcud,dtu A liberal discount made
10 TrarHcf- ant 10 SemluHnr-.
uOKA1IO u. IiEW
80 Camp St, New Orleans.
Jan 10. 1852 70 -
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UilOA .NISJt SyOKI.


N"N.o az" amp W. """'N ~" '''As
NfH or'fdns.
TuE undersigned desires ~
~ peeiiuils To iui"fm the public iA
they can always hnd al lii, M
Niore. 4 choice and large assortment OF fif4|
f"t'''' very f'''"hAo'e FrNeS' a'o q" "''a
''''."'''s '''"''
Nu''"s ',''"' "rr ''""' fo'''N m.eV .,
no ''" ~ ' n' ','', . ",g
h,nu,,tull IN rosewood. black walnut. ands.
bogHh, with if"u frames made N TIE e'S
'ub''"h'." 'hh ""f"i""I''H' hi"'h't az
me J"-iF ''''"fa''d .'''d" IAN" f@A
""-h. l"r ,"''lNt'' "i '"nr' nave h'' ~
'4"al''d- N'Y are re'N""'N Nu''' =
country - tue d'"iiah docs n"' require lui"
TD, N,. Improyem,ntin Piano ros.
ia. p,t,nt lib,5i,ng n,.tb,,,l,e. Is also n
.,l,. M ,h,. .,r, establishment TN. impms
,,.pl ,,,,. r,rul,at ftnp,.. and brilhs,t, =
IN, tr,bl.. add. to thu, durability and .,na.s
Of the Piano, and renders 1t capable of r,ua,
ny much longer IN tune than those N ordia4T
use.
W + " l. Agent ioi Ufnri Hers cel-trsin
Grand Pianos and paulna. mad. N PARIS nj
power and sweetness of tone, they stand gie
eminent.
me D".cs Compound AhHchneHfl. ftsf'
Go. = Paris lano-. and Instruments ho@
The best manufacturers constantly neehs
and i"r sale on liberal terms.
Second iL,nd Pianos for sale. from $50 '
$500 each. and taken IN part pa, menl tot n'
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NEW ORLEANS. .Cestln.,I
iMME>>L STOCK or tLOTuiN,,s
500. 900 " srth Of rssAtes.n,


I.FREU NJ NKDt. a CO.'S r.
n Siore, No 81 Magazine street, conn,
brakter
We would ,ufofm our friends, and tb.
iir N general, that our present stock Of r.
Clothing. Furnishing Ioods, d.
Is un,gasllrd IL extent and beauty b, tia,
an, other establishment N IN" ur,.d A.,
TO be convinced OF this statement, il /,
r,cr.-,,, to call and examine. Our ,mns
sales are brough. about by the s,nol. y
bcing known that the ptlcc- Ne plss. ss
good, /, .uniiofmly low, and the gu,b''
GA. h .rirle l. guaranteed what IT il REM
ed to be-. Perfect -n,i' faction Is what
Al IN dealing with our customers.
All our clothing is manufactured al a..
lsbIl,hmcnt. No, AL broadway. New NJ
under the immediate superintrndene~ Of "
of our htui, who spares no psins in setv,.
the mos, desirable styles of goods. Iii, ,lI
IN, fullest ,onidcntc Of being able IA ~
.n,, -iaetiun. that we invite Nil Who NAV !.
want Of ar,nlrs IN our line to call aud ,,.'
me eur assortment.
The following Is only a partial lis, Of =.
eies:
Erock and Dress Goats. and Ens Ii,
cloth dress and irock coats; do do blue, t,a,,
mulberry. and green cloth irocks, d. do Ia, \
brown. mulberry, olive. and golden bn,,
,ldb poikg-. Fr and Eng black and g.
colnrd cloth walking eoals. 'iimslay, Al
/ new sNlr,) rac. French, black, mulberry. I'd
NE cloth opera sues do black am h.,
rolorcd de,skln Union sacks do exi,s ,ur. !,
bu- drab and fancy oolored walking tsa,,
ruduug,on. gray, mixed, and silver ep, -,
and polkas Frrnch black, biur, brown. n,
olive beaver sac aud irock coats do h,
brown, aud silyrrgtay, W hrney sac coz.
do. Labrador tyanous rolors) to tum, =
coats, do ~ crime drab cloth and b4a.
Walking coats fr and Eng black supr.,
cloth sack aud walking coats, do blue, ttQ,,
aud drah r'loi el"ih sacs.
Blfnlei csdis French >uperhne blas y,
ard grat .at- aud palel",-, dc do eSin ~
sac, and ,tork,. F. SECOND qualry; I'd
quality. fame, colorcd >acs aud pal.lols.
1irs,d coan FIR Eng and Amer'n ts,-
-ac-. iIotks and paletots. do do boulrs.i.
de- Il" p"lka>.
CLoAks-Bue and black cloth eloass, ID
quality black and blue plioi cloth cl"as,
A variety OF t,sis OF every quality and n
term also every variety and quality Of Fsss
buns
Oeailcmen's Furnishing Goods. -lines 4
cotton shirt, all qualities, chcck and eola
mckory and night Shirts, all qualities;
wool and super ribbed SHIRTS. gause, m.r'
cotton, II~c ll,rrad, aud flannel SHIRTS, ~
Of every quality.
Bovs ana ChiIdren's Clothing,
Consisting of irocks, rolsas, sacks, ia''s
oSercoats. panlaloOns, vests, aud cioaAs
every quality.
$50 every variety Of gloves suswn5
of various Kinds crayais ana handkerchief,
ever. quality.
Also truuk~, yali~cs, umbrellas.
India rubber good OF ever, description.
u On Pries for GoodS, ana ao deI,sa
Ia Nl>ntug TIE cliy, do not i.ul to call ia
ALFRED Mt \KOE n 60
VI ap 81 Magazine stree
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lIouir0ss L >tnweil,

Wholesale and k,iaii De.,isrs IN tiohing,
No ~ Hugas,ne ST. Coo 'ommon Ne" o'iean' la
SIn.W ELL ~ Mo\ ROSS,
uappfscfprrs NJ IL Fn!'oH u. Neo >~A.
4 ,ONSTA\TlN ou hand, eloak, the latest
! -hlc-ef over cuat- black. brown and c'.
nv variety of fancy ,eolourcd ir",h, dfes', and
bus,neSs coats Vests, dressing gowns, punia-
luuu- ot "vtry variety gent- inf'h~hmg goods !,
trunks umbrellas ho>rr,, -u~p,ndrr-, AZ.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
Ian. I7,ls3l ,3n49 ~.
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4 NEkAL uhalssciS and retail nrncer,
u Rscct,ing and IHwardWg bsrcham.
t.al Iltr. street, opposite steamboat ltndihg.
Sur.te sort. l.r. udl gtt" street attention to al
nH.lutrs entrusted To- ms care.
Constantly on haod larg" and well selected
stock oi plantation and family Er"c"r'r-, ~hch
aye e..rf.d chr1B for caS1--am'ng "hch ARE
.aF ~. icas ii-h pork lard. olt-, coffee, choc"-
iatt. ,r.ces, bret, butter. ,fuu-, candl :, salt,
p..slts baron, cher-e, -NfUp-. mola~---, s"ap-'
A.l. 4am., nee. hardware tobacco, csaf>,
powders, shot. lead, starch, Sc
90. higie-l price pad Ter cotton, hides, pei
fr..a sd b,e-eax
esr'r gers are invited to give me call and
e,amiue ior Themselves
Ir Order, for the surrounding country care
fully aud promptly attended 10.
N.y 1882 ~ II
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sNeap Furniture store.

.No. l2G Ich0npiioHiaH ~. Ne~ Uf"dRs.
"a DAVID GRANT, UbnirsGir and kedl
" U,ai.r ana Hd8atIciErerg tdbihf' fH-
w MUIR, -lrh ~ Sui,~. Btd~icad-, ArIr"f~
Secretaries, Buosra-e-. Marble Top S'de-
boards. centre, Card and wufk i'ahle, Marble
rop Bureaus aud W t,u,taud-, Luosiup hla>--
e., Mahogany. Walnut, Cane ud W God Seat
Char, Moss and HAIR Mattresses Mo-qui'"
uar- Feather Pillows, and u, ddmg"' aIl sud-.
I'M, .luck b. manufactured of ihr bc-t mate.
ttj. and lhr public are solicited ,o call ard ~.
ANN, tor thcln,riv,, before purchasing et'c-
where
II Al Furniture parked and made ready
Tor -Iappug Tree 81 charge
Ian u. lSJl y3nag-ly
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%prgAunop 4, NpRplS Commission
-. ~. Or.
," ''.'N' a. ~ - p,.,,,,,,,,,
'" = AA'"'7 '"' L. =
','"n ""''- p..co.
T. All'n ~ 40" 49, l,''''''iD, ,t. .,,.
'"''''' ''''' md, she.
'-'"'H"' !" '''''",'' W. '''' '.,,..,,
planters t'htr"'A ''i""E''"' '''' '''
"R "E'.'' ',', '"'' 'i' r. -. ia.
~ """'''' ~ ''" ,,.,.4 81
''' -, a., ,t,. ,,,,.u.
""''" ~ "''"'' 80 -. dad,
HAM, ,i... Inn. l,,,,. l,,r l,runpbl
'''' '',''','',.. ''','' r,,.,,, ,,,,,
-. ,..,.., ..II
wv ,..,i,.,.,t
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BOTANIC DRsl. STORE.

1879 roYpR,- srKhtT, ~" ohLt'N"
N DIR A. 4 JONES respectfully informs
~ I'm. friends and all u-ng Botanic Med
u cine-, whether Planter, Ply sicians, ff'-
ate Fsmilc- or country Merchants, lhAl u"
.e,p- ou hand Al all time, full and complete
-uupi, hoih Ia tie simple aud compound i"fm'
all Of which are ct the yrfy best quality, OF ho
sale. aud at - low price, and ~ a. rca-"n'6i"
term. a. ant one can sell at'clrs 81 thr -"ihr
,nlr.i-ic value lie would here state inst Ms
Stoo. b. iht oldest AID tHc ouly Fnr'tg DO
ffa,r Establishment iu the South, aud ihr one
ioo TINT ia uuiormy -old good N,dlrar'-
pl,u-e order dirrcl ~ hruguh your t"muIi~-
...n Merchant ton Ia a \ Jo>Ls, NV Or
bans
Ian II 1883 s3r29-ly.
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New Crl.an, AgtiCul .ural Warehouse,

tsraa u1pus,r' amt foydfa' Nh Nee o''s"E'
c0nraist>a ,stlt A.-esTNtNr -
GRttt IN RAJ Aud UofhcniDrH In
y piemsH s. hactHcs, Sc from thr m"-i
approved manufacturers, south. Norh ana
Nr.t. embracing great variety Of ff"nghN
admitted to -uuiHcru and western culture /,
amoug which Hfr the celebrated kuggie-'
Nnut-r. Nlt,ou s to.'- MAKE, ut Iagl", taEl"
Improved, elf sharpening, -idrh J, snl-oll aud
Fiuke or double mould pinr ,h- HAL and
spe.f> Peacock i1nugu-, east and "r"nghi
manli. kue'- tarY iloueh-. plum aud "a
tended bars. Liuus-tun'- nv Ploughs, haf'
rows, tuliNatOrs, yuiir4tnt hHf"N-, c"ii"h
sweeps, cotton ~crapef-, lanning mills, corn
shelters, cora mud cob rru-hrr-, straw, hay ahd
corn stalk cutter, eek -hutrl-, OK t"h"-. gram
thrt-hrr-. corn nIdl-, cotton giu~, huf-r power.
corn planters sired savers, hand dfiIt-, hHth
mill- field and garden roller, cotton presses
agricultural furnace, root puilef-. eN lndu,"
and 70, rmonIrtcr .huru-, garden engines. hort
cultural tool chests, gram cfldI"- ahd -rtthr~
brandt, and gfiss ~ry llt>, bush asa hfamblr
hnnk.. aNrs. nor-, -hu'tl- ,pade- mHtioch-.
lH,k AXES, Ncp'ii'-' improved east steel hors.
OK. lug and trace chain,. halter chains, catiir,
tr- harrow aud tdliNtpf teeth, hay aud Kar.
4 rike-, GARDEN hoes, ptImAe gr1-s ami
brdgv -heat-, pruning saw- aud cm.r'-. Nlne
.ci-,ur-. flower hul rr-, grading eiastl-, prun-
ins and bnddlug knives, garden ta-e7, trucks.
'Warnrr,' patent force pump, ca,t-if"n
screw pipes, Tor gas steam water, a., saricn
and canal hsrow-, cart, wagon and tlmb"r
ah.,ls.
Coleman, pa,cn, unduldtory mill, with
FRENCH burr -tuucs.
Also. luano, plaster, rock salt. &c &c.
4 md
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JOSEPH EIFER, No 10 Camp street, New
- orleans, Unller IN srery ta',rig ~ va
PaDsrs. iyhoi,srg Arheies, FarjenHg, |iar
and Iabf, M tLtts. dc Ey'p article u-u'l
is to be- found ia u General House for'ti-inn!
S,nr. can b. had at No, 10 Camp street, wh"r
thu-r wishing To purchase, are respectfully ~
,t.d 20 call and examine the stock and price
New Orleans Jan. II, 1892, s3H29-hin.
WRIGHT * 60. ISL Charities sire.
y New Ofl-au- Nhoiesdle and Retail ig"ni
for u.nrl, all he Genuine Popular Mrdniue'
and Special Agents for Daley, Magical fai
Extractor, Nnur'- Canadian NermHingr u
Sh,rman'- M,dr,nrs, : Z Towu-.nd'- AT
John Bulr- Sar~aparla Ac Ne. Tor the S"ui
aud West. IL Druggists supplied nj propfl"
tors prices.
Ian II ls5a y3n2o-lv.
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NEW ORLEANS-..Cor'!s'se'

, L. n. DUNCAN
bANIi\S, DUNCAN To- "'", 90
IL ,.r, End Commission Ncrc1@n'N' W. 80
,.toudriri Street, Nc@ Orleans. No
Kftsn re-james ! Collier. Co'"n'l - "
Cooper. " : SANDERS, }. :. Ro-"n'''"s' a.
Jo,.ph " i'a,lor HARRISON county III '",,''
" Mas,,r. J. j. Holloway kusk count!
rraaick jefferson.
W, will furnish Bageing, Rope. and fian'
,aiion supplies to Piarters shipping 10 'h'
sbu,. house. ,.
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~ STILL Aiv e."

rG ctslL.s
lie lives. though blra. tosymbrrs galo
Signs Ger h, grave tho. -oicma tfge
And Der hi- Iu-t moomiul val
soapds irou o., oeean's beating .arso.
He lives. though O. cold be lisr,
His Cod.hke bros with ashes rfewl.
Their radiance qnoRbed within those sye..
The music iroa those mate ,lF. l.st
Ia the lhick darkness Of he r'glt
His shsdowy form meihinks trace,
Sill turning, in his h~avsnwmd fright,
To earth, III. fond b,nigpant face,
And on the air Of night, heM
llis voke in houied notes di~iil--
Waiting down dressings to this sphere,
And whispering tina. he livelh still :"
Far deep in Northern h.m'ock woods,
Mid q sc,rsl fire and sombrr pines,
In ,hickest urt,od -ol,uds.,
Where scarce 4 ckrrinn sunbeam shines
TIE forest murmurs sad repeat
Thy requiem in the winter. emf;
And where earth. fnrthsst pillows beat,
The ssa.bcy for thee drop. a tear
In aqusres Of ciiies, and where spirea
on rural villages ascend
In huts where blaze the squaiiers free
The sighs Of lamenia,Inn blend
The shepherd. DER tie Crceinn plain,
The rsilcd, stern Hungarian chi,f,
The savag- AZ tho Indian main
SHALL hear and bow the head in grief.
TAs Statesman sleeps iIis noble head,
By many pa.siag winters bl.achsd,
i arrow" ~i,h duet, The pilgrim. tread
l.f~'s rugged journey. -rd hath reached,
The palm~r's stsf and sandal .hoon,
WaIls. scnp and scallop..hrll,
III. hand hath gently laid aside.
Al the dark portals Of the cell
In silsnt larse. year si'e' year,
shaI. sing .heir Aigh, above Thy fame;
TIE aos.y stone may disappear
Thai b-s-s The record Of thy name;
g.. dealing. brigh. and ~orld.rnowned,
t. sane lu every living heat,
Ys 4 lH.s ,fum9st shall resound,
4Ass3 ! lie sls4i fr,Er -lnmber start.
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EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.


IFFlCr. No. 1913 tratwr street, New w
I ham. H. curr- Cancers, scaldhrad. hate
sw,llmp. SORES and uccrs, OF every de'er'F
ton. l'SiN' ~ y
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n office.

100 Gals, LisSsErp On. 100 gsls ~.
I-O On AID bbl- Tanners OIL, Jo''
crlyed and for sale al tho CRY Dkue S.V.'
July, ~ v~"~y
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4 ,Asil AshtN. nf"Hst al ia" "'"
y .,aary Public, Marshall hIfi'"n 'ouN'
- r., feb 7, ~.
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1SO K-gs WHITE LEAD, jn.i rsf,
HVD sale. by YOUNG 4 JOhNs S.,
July, ~, +y) City Drug ''s
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OTTO r..

farwafn al PERSONS irum 'rldirg Tor the
/ following uot,- \ nate ou Sari'l aud Jolu
Council PAYABLE to William ) Ial ior "r order,
fur rr.i. Tor SipD, due Ut J,uu.r,, 1898. Two
NOTE. on Wm. T. Webb, both rH.lIe 10 W
= TAYLOR az order oh III laruttt, 1898. nhd
interest on SANE from 1T January. iS55 one
for Sl65 and the olhr, for $40 or up'afd-,
tpreei,r amonut not rccul, cird). Ai-o, nute
on WIN T. iiIll dur ut Murh, 3d., aud pay.
abb. to " s Taylor, fr sIl5
4, the above Note, we Devn lost or nj,
laid
WM $. TAYLOR
By s. J. TAYLOR, Agent.
Nov % ISlD l.2~tl
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~ Gals. CASTOR OIL, for sale y oy
~ IIuly "a YOUNG 4 1OfN'o
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on Gallon. Spirits Tu,pentios. f"' . ~ "
OU July }, YOUNG L. JOhNso.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31
DIED.


In this place, after few hours illness, ALVEN
X. EBERT, son of Walter Ebert, in the nth
year Of his age.
On the 9Th of March, 1859, at his residence in
MOnongalia county, after an affection and con-
fnement TO his room of nine years duration, Mr..
JOHN MALONE, in the Goth year of his age.
Previous to his mental and physical incapaeity
for business, he WAS example of industry in his
neighborhOod. We had known him from our i'm
fancy, aud know him TO have been an obliEing
neighbor and kind and affeciionate husband and
father. 10 has left large family Of sons and
daughters, now grown up, to prayerful guidance
Of now widowed mother, who 10 mark Of piety
in our midst, and who is Of the Baptist persuasion:
Mr.. Malone, we believe, did not belong to any
Church, though his feelings md views were those
of the Baptist. But enough; the summons
came-the mandate of Heaven is Obeyed, and he
Is gone from our midst. Yes, gone from world
Of alternate JOY and sorrOw and may we hope
through the bOundless mercy Of God, 10 that fair
and happy realm, where
"Sickness, sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more" J.H.P.
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THE MAILS.


The EAsrEEN MAIL arrives At ClErkSbuig on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, At 9 o'clock,
p. N and departs, tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays at 5 o'clock, A. n.
The WESTEEN MAIL arrives on Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock A. M, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
o'clock, T. 81.
The UNIoS7oWN MAIL arrives daily at O'Clock,
2. NJ, Mondays excepted, and departs daily st
o'clock, A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
The WEsToS MAIL arrives on Mondays, We'd
nesdAys and Fridays, at 4 O'Clock, 2. M, and de-
parts, Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Saturdays, 81 10
O'Clock, A. N.
The BrcKHANNoS MAIL arrives on Tuesday Of
each week, at Q O'Clock, 2. NJ, and depGrS on
Wednesday At 8 o'clock, A. n.
The BKvKRLT MAIL arrives on Monday Of each
weak, at o'clock, T. NJ, and departs on Fridays
at o'clock, A. NJ.
The sHnSIToN MAIL arrives on Saturday Of each
week, At IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and departs At II
O'Clock, NJ, of same day.
~ The Post once is open from O'Clock A.
NJ, till O'Clock, P. NJ. every day exeep: Sunday,
when it is open from 70 10 o'clock, A NJ, and
one hour AFTER the arrival Of each mail.
- & BRUEN, P. n.
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OLIVER CROMWELL ON THE MAINE LAW
This title looks like a curious anachron-
ism, but the grim old Puritan has put on
record his opinion of the principle under
lying all such sumptuary laws as this of
Maine. In letter written in 1854 to the
governor of Edinburg Castle, Cromwell
says: =,
"Your pretended fear lest error should
step in, is like the man aUho 1Ooul2 keep all
the wins ont of the country, lest men should
6scoms drunk. 1t will be found an unjust
and an unwise policy to deprive man of
he may abuse it, When he doth abuse 1t
Judge"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31

LOUIS NAPo1Eox.-A Paris correspon-
dent of the New York Herald writes:-
at is certain that within month the
traitor, Louis Napoleon, will be shot at
the Opera, or in the street, by some daring
man who will sacrifice upon the altar of his
country. This bloody deed will end the
difficulty; and it is now at this epoch, the
safest thing to be done in order to get rid
of such an atrocious ambition" The Pa
ris correspondent of the Boston Transcript
also writes of Louis Napoleon: l would
bet $500 he is dead man i'll less than
three months, if he would expose himself
at ALL In this case God only knows what
would happen"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31

Misunderstanding to late news from
Monrovia, Prest. Roberts had returned
from a successful campaign against the
natives. The loss of the republican army
was ineonsiderable-only 4 killed and 22
wounded, although they encountered hea-
Wy odds. Roberts army numbered 1000,
of whom 500 were American settlers, and
an equal number of native allies. All the
triumphs of this campaign will doubtless,
give peace and security to the settlers toI
many years. This colony is doing more
to break up the slave trads-ciyilize and
Christianize Africa, than all the ships OF
war and missionaries of the U. S. and G.
Britain ever sent to the coast, or planted
ON that benighted continent. The time
is, we hope. not far distant; when the re-
public of Liberia will hold the command
ing influence in Africa that the U. States
holds in America.-Erc.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31
wnAr DOES n MEAn ?-Mr. cntting

WHAT Dors IT MEAN MIR. Cutting.
yesterday, in the u. S. District Court,
made the distinct charge, not merely that
witnesses in the Cuba prosecution had
been kept under pay by the u. S. officers
for considerable periods, at the rate Of a
dollar and a quarter a. day, or S3a. a
month, (which is allowed by law for the
actual detention of witnesses, but that
back pay has been allowed them for Pc
RODS considerably longer than the periods
of such detention. andno denial was made
of the charge. He then offered to prove
it by the Marshal's witness book, but was
not allowed to do so. The government
prosecuting officers also objected to the
Marshal's answering the following point
blank question:
Have you paid any money on these
witness tickets for periods longer than
the times for which such witnesses had
really been subpened ard in attend
ance %
Is it possible that our government has
already got down to the buying and brib-
ing of Witnesses in political prosecutions ?
~ Y Sun.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31
VnluabIc FnrIll for SnIe.

DY virtae az a Deed Of Trust, etoented 70 me
I'D BY William s. Hansford, on the etth day af
iSts, and offeo0rt in the Clefk's Of
nee Of the County Court 81 HarEi sQn county YsS'
Of April, next, before the Court House door s6R
harrison county, proceed - pursuance, 81 said
trust deed, 10 soil % the Highest bidder for cash.
mpeh thereof IS may b necessary 70 sAiisig,0 and
pay on the amount % meney yet diva ffofa TIA
said Hansford, and % seShss which tha sAid
unss was gtvent said sum YET due being about
Sei0-said land lioa on Btown's Creek An. ia .
said county q Harrison, we'll improved, with
comfortable Dwelling House thateoh, zeal bank.
apple and peach orchards Of the hast stoetSA fsie
and the wooded land % The best iuRlty..fltgis
the farm upon which the eAid llanAfofa nov ~,
aides. 9S ttf ~
The title ! believe 4 indisphtable.' ANY oniS,
wishing % PpEchase, eau examine che lAne faT
themselves, acting As trustee, shAll only mako.
such title as Il vested Ia me as trnstSA Il
mar 8 a.. EDGAR NJ. DAWSON.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-31

Lola Montez, coming on from Wash,
ington few days ago, in the cars, is said
by one of the Sunday papers to have in
dulged herself in smoking a cigarette.
One of the conductors is related to have
demonstrated with her ladyship upon this
infraction Of the rules.
Madame, you can't smoke here"
"Eh ?" said tho piquant beauty, leis-
urely Withdrawing the cigarette from her
pretty mouth.
You can't smoke here, Madam"
"But you see can," and she pulled
forth a volume of smoke into the very
face of the mystifed and abashed con-
ductor, who was fain to leave the beauty
do as she pleased. So she finished her
cigarette without further annoyance or
interruption.