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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-30
OUT OF THE TAVERN.

A translation of German ballad on
tipsy man, which has been set to music,
and is often sung in Germany it is ra-
ther droll in the original, and perhaps has
not lost all its humor in being overset, as
they call it, into English:
Out of the tavern I've just stepped tonight,
Street you are caught in very bad plight, =
Right hand and left hand are both out of place,
Street, you are drunk, tits very clear case.
Moon, tits very queer figure you cut!
One eye is staring while t'other is shut.
Tipsy see-and you're greatly to blame;
Old as you are, tits a terrible shame.
Then the street lamps, what scOndalous sightl
None of them standing sOberly upright
Rocking and staggering, why on my word,
Each of the lamps is drunk as a lord
All is confusion-now isn't it oddl
am the only thing sober abroad
Sure it were rash with this crew to remain,
Better 60 into the tavern again.
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9uainting his relatives with the nature Of
there Indebtedness to Charles Burchard.
II they esteemed and loved this generous
hearted young man before, what was now
their admiration of his generous qualities.
None, however, felt their influence ike
Miss Ward. The only way in which She
could express her Joy, gratitude and love,
was by becoming his wife, with a dowry
which relieved him of the care of proyf-
ding for the comforts of life. Prosperous
in business, happy in his domestic rela
tons, Charles Burchard often had occa
sion to look back with a smile. to the timI
when he left the services of Mr.. Lamber
" for conscience sake"
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Mr.. Barnum--"

"Sixpence glass;" seq h,
looked at his lemonade; fere was Just
one lone, solitary, second hsd slice ollie
mon in whole wash-tub fulbfit, and he
peddlln' it out at sixpere glass
That made me madden tha all the rest,
so, says |. loud and auditbly-
MIR. Barnum, 1 thinlyour show is a
darned humbug."
Young man." seq h. "I s'pose you
paid to come in %
Supposin I did ?" 81 I.
Well," seq he, "suposin you have
you have paid your quater, and you've a
perfect right to think That you d-n
"Why,'i sad the Mtor, after the SEN
sation caused by this ecital had some
what subsidized. "WhJ did you not de-
mand your money bacl? You certainly
could have compelled mem to refund y our
quartor."
I" You see the truth is" said Jonathan,
his head "I didn't pay no
quarter, I craagleI inatnzer the canVaSs.
TE Y. Spirit Times.
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TERMS.


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INSERTION Aliberal discount on the above rates
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The number of inset,.. must Oe specihed or
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Announcement of candidates for office 100
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-30
From the Washington Union.
HURRAH FOR PIERCE AND KING !

Hurrah for Pierce and King!
That ticket is the thing (;
Behold the Concord= of our choice
Uphold it every loyal voice.
Hurrah for Pierce and King!
Hurrah for Pierce and Kingl
That ticket is the thing;
Pierce champion Of the Union, ho
Shall soon be first among the free;
Hurrah for Pierce and King!
Hurrah for Pierce and King!
That ticket is the thing;
King! wise and kind, and brave and true,
Who honors worth will honor you;
IIurrGh for Pierce and King
TTurrah for Pierce and King!
Wide and loud their names shall ring;
In North and South East and West,
They stand the democratic test
Iurrah for Pierce and King!
#The town of CoNcoRD is the residence of our
candidate for the Presidency. An auspicious
omen.
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THE SECRET BENEFAcroR.

BT MRS. +. o. LOWERING.
Have you attended to the business I
spoke of particularly, yesterday ?" asked
Mr.. Lambert, wealthy owner of real es-
tate, addressing an intelligent, fairlook
ing young man, who sat at a desk, as the
above named gentleman entered his Of
fee.
Charles Burchard colored with embar-
rassnent. For moment his hand mo-
we'd nervously across his brow, then raj
sing his handsome eyes to his employers S
face, he answered in frank tone:
81 have neglected to follow your in
structions.''
"Sir!''
"I am sorry"
Sorry p cried Mr.. Lambert, angrily.
"Sorry, indeed and this is the way you
attend to my affairs Young man, fyou
think will pass over this carelessness-"
81 beg your PARDON said Charles,
with a face like marble. but speaking in a
calm tone, Il am guilty of no careless
ness. l have endeavored to do my du-
ty-"
Your duty was to follow my instruc-
tions. Number twenty three has been a
losing business for me long enough. The
family have had warning. You could
not have misunderstood me. told you
that if the rent was not paid before 12
o'clock yesterday"
IL visited the family" rejoined Charles
" and it seemed to me that had you seen
what saw, you would not have had me
apply the extremity of the law to their
miserable case. They are very poor
they are sick-they are suffering. You
would not have had the heart to-
Charles Burchard," exclaimed Mr..
Lambert, angrily, "you have been in my
employ two years. l have found you
faithful. honest, capable--and would
not willingly part with you: but since
you prefer your way of doing business to
mine, and presume to dictate, it is not
proper that we should work together any
longer"
81 have thought myself" said Charles,
Z" that since cannot conscientiously pur-
sue the extremes you deem necessary, it
will be best for me to quit your service
l am ready" he added" fixing his mild
eye upon Mr.. Lambert's face, ''I am rea-
dy to CO."
"Well, sir, we will have settlement
csb OASSs Az" 1II1 I40COISu W
you ?"
Nothing"
"Nothing How is this 90
"You will see. Cast your eye over
this page"
"Yes, perceive, you have taken up
your wages, lately, as soon as DUE" said
Mr.. Lambert, who remembering his clerk S
fidelity and capacity, was becoming soft.
ened. "This is new thing, however.
But l presume you have invested your
money advantageously ?"
81 have tried to make good use Of
il, answered Charles, coldly.
"Have you been dealing in stocks ?"
"No, SIR"
"Ah, you lost confidence in me. and
thought proper to put your money into
other hands !"
"I have neither made investments nor
loans," said Charles with a peculiar smile.
What small funds l could command I
have used"
"You %
"Yes, sir.''
"Bless me, Charles 1 thought you
steady young man; and how you can have
consumed your entire salary, l am unable
to conceive"
"And presume should be unable to
explain it 10 your satisfaction, sir. 1t is
a subject which it can avail nothing TO
converse upon. If you get man in my
place Immediately, l should be willing to
save you the trouble of instructing him in
the state of your business" T"
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Gg- In the eastern part Of Delaware

~ In the eastern part of Delaware
county, New York, there resides man
named B, now Justice of the Peace,
and very sensible man, but by common
consent. the ugliest-looking individual il
the whole country; being long, gaunt
sallow, and awry, with gait like kan.
garoo. One day he was out hunting, and
on one of the mountain-roads he met a
man on foot and alone, who was longer,
gaunter and uglier, by all odds, than him
self He could give the &" Squire " fifty,
and beat him." Without saying a word,
B, raised his gun and deliberately
leveled it at the stranger. For Gods
sake, don't shoot |" shouted the man, in
great alarm. " Stranger, replied B,
81 sworo ten years ago, that if ever
met man uglier than was, I'd shoot
HIM and you are the first one I've seen."
The stranger, after taking a careful sur
vey of his rival,'' replied: "Wal, cap
tain, if l look any worse than you do,
shoot ! don't want to live no longer %
RnickerJocker.
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THE DEmocRATIC NoMINEE.

We take the following Biography of our
nominee for the Office Of President, prin-
cipally from the New Hork Herald Of Sun
dav last -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-30

Gy- Why is persons breath in win
ter's morning, like the Prince Of Wales
1t is air apparent.
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Specifications for Supplying City with Iron Plates
Fur rid f1. tI,n ot.n,

The Plates shall be made in good workmanke
from the best quality charcoal ron (tough
hereto annexed They shall vary length width their
thickness shall in all be inch
The shall bind himself deliver
and such quantities the
vered the the city,
direct within sixty days from the of the ORDER pen
atty Of twenty-five dollars per day.
The contractor shall bind deliver the city, ut the expa
Security $4,000 shall required per-
fornanca of the
in each delivery
the Surveyor.
Bids TO be pound LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
New Orleans August 10, 1852. aui6
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Tai o. 243.-Resolued, That the Comptroller be,
and he hereby authorized to sell
notice. and to the lowest bidder the supplying the
with plates for bridges for the
specifications in the Surveyors office.
lSignedl FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl JAMES ROBB,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Cd August 1852
,lsignedl AID CRossMAN, Mayor
COA1PTROLLER's OFFICE, Cry FExwoRLEAss Aug 1885,
Ias- In accordance with the foregoing reso-
luton notice hereby given that will sell Office MONDAY
the 18th day of October next at IL o'clock the lowest bidder
above mentioned [au4 DRBUYS, Comptroller
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Holm BULL,s FLUID EXTRACT on sAR

E0HN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
~ invaluable remedy .reaay carried happ
ad could be Afforded ali he II 81 ps c
nnd H. sh " wsd sa & Pit sss and
any similar Ps rep sas made n name Amsssa
he she a a asi.
jill 81 % e.
s IT, asasn %
ss sisas stsf
mednfoo together forming shs best compound producing
sF'ass'' curative agent in sbs 6n Tgs1 Ts5
Ths Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio Bun
TIT he f
Pds two months only with the gratifying ees
hHs no equal Tk
Bear with reader little longer and be convinced
sa a,alla Us the WONDER OF THE WORLD
say ls yssaaa
Mr. Joss Ru1lpa, s' have bee. years severely
my LIVER used ame d especially tie sar
sses i s ss n m
therefore your sarsaparis to the
''- Very rsspsetiuIiy a''@-'' JHowEN, MD.
RHEUMATISM.
sas
lsss aAgs ssfa
ae
NJ. FROM DR.. WM. 7. PRENTIss.
asss s Cd
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@ y,sS Sa IT, fRSs4
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
In those where the constitution deb
s wsa so fnd deficient.
ss a 'sis s
@ n ssdf .1 We
@ s$
s a@s PSSieIR Rom
"a i'a Saas su H.
afsd should TO sr s @ @ s
Of this valuable medicine N '''' van themselves
t... - A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How we all admire clear, beautiful white skin, rosy
A pa
shr si s s
s$s e $P
sss af aaa yy lid sIs s~
tenance to the bloom youth generally
be appaed and OF this they would
word to The wiss and hint enough for the
OF ANY MEDICINEi
N.
Mr. JOHN BULL have hesitation saying that
barsapala to be the best article
Scoa Syphilis other and gandar affections
having used with entire ueesss in number OF above
MORE TEsiiMoNY FROM DIR. MOORE E.. n''ofh'
Nh JOHN BULL! uang Sarsapala cases
Of sconn and with happy effect am Of th
ecacioua medcnea that be made for that
Testimony like the following uperusun all further eommsr
upon tho efficacy of Bul's sarsaparila: ~
FROM DIR. L. 2. YANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE, AZ
hnve looked the list Of Ingredients Johp R,,
Extract Of Saapara and besianp savn
form safe and one that promises we chronic dsesse
which 1t Is applicable. L, r. YlNTEII g ~ X
Louisville, June 8, 1913. " "'DA-lip M u.
What Dr. Pye Physician by appointment Of til,
Hospital, says Of Bulls sarsaparila: ~ "''ns
examined the prescription for psIaon Of John Rn
produce an alternative pre sen on the
ass botn public and private practice think Ie
aiie'e u oafsap nis IN use. NJ. PTIES, nj. D.,
edene il dsiy graphing with through The WeSs
reatong 70 blooming health youthful vignr ths L
,,eseeasLnay, those Shat are gYisyousy tomenied ~
are from all directions high
paag ~ from is intrinsic worth, very
Sold Wholesale and retail, by 1oyIN RuII
,h Onee 81 Fourth street, BY Duggs generally
v ns flashing accept Agency als Of Br
- 81 Fourth street, Louisville, wi references.
Agents in keworlean for tho lie of John Bulb
TOO WRIGHT CO.. at their Patent Medicine Warehouse,
lse 151 CHARITIES STREET.
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~ COUNT RFEITs!!pM

C0UNTERFETTS .4BOUND!!
All other falsely PAIN EXTRACTORS Commercials
pALLEYs The worthless hope that by stealing
our name they induce the public believe
ess the virtues Of the genuine articles Boy
~ hsg ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
WRITTEN WITH PEN m DtFFEREMJi cdf a. " "
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH COX, AND THAT No OTHER iii
UPON IT. - " - $1,000 A
General Depot for the United States where addressed
VIII be promptly executed. H, DALEY Il CO.,
<lS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
i5l CtfARTRES STREET, Neworleans,
here all Deaes in the States Of LOUISIANA ALABAMA, MIS-
SlSSiPF KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE Of LOUIS
in the State Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied y
u9osm General 4rsnts far ,aois TAr,,.o,v
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MEDICAL.
nALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN FXTRACTOR,


nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound has
sis sy XII ne, Of
@ $ .sS1 ~;
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H s Sass
mod. msz.R..' s2a
ss% XII ss's ssS
n. 1 %sansa i Ia. ss
II
testimonials It's value Thousands poanessor
from all parts Of Tho country.
PILES.
not ss1sS s f s sf ne s
removes at once the pan and soreness c,..,.
H% fss Sy siS
@s s sys
@ fas ass r. %sss nl .a e rs
utter well hearty and The Of two
wiling to- should statement
Cincinnati. 4th month. is47. -
ERYsIPELAs.
For yepslas the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable Other
saS NJ
thorough
Hs ssss9 H.
Snny N h the most attended with IN
With large Jumps Of eggs proadng nrg
s urinary I'D s = ny
me wa'
this misery Snsa DEATH and
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Il e
h hs aea msas |
sss them which o9n cured me oTs to valuable E
he RERza a5
SALT RHEUM
zcertifn tbafnA
but 5 has SS
sI fa aa sor ny
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Va Bafaio sf NY. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
CosTIyENEssi or, CONSTIPATION THE LowELs.
nsd FL FAN .s safest and
@ 9Ssss s' hs, sR5s as
Ss apa s PATS a o de 5
@ 5 % the
ssy sa and af Z M a sd
SORE NIPPLES
Tie efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR s disease
mn I % @ as DO b b 70 S s
Showing saa prom asbs
T VII osss that have used MAGICAL Fam
it with ps d snssa so%a
most as valuable i; article ,s to cure it, pHGhE BRAY
FEVER SORES. ''''o''A'
past have spent nearly i've Hundred
dollars in employing hysns and purchasing medicines that
recommended
heard Of and tried DAEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
s and III haSs s
BRADOCE
Henrietta Monroe county, N. Y, May 8, 1913.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
dos all pains injury No SCAR
REMAINS. Its healing old long standing
psraleled.
=, sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1886.
Per- week since, while working my trade my
loot in bad and dangerous The whole bit of
tered the top foot below the nsp The
nae and continued to do until became much alarmed
British OIL 1neture of hyh and adhesive pase
purpose. 1then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than minutes the inflammation subsds
and has entirely left
confidently DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
TRACTOR being thing tried for 70
moving pain Inflammation
Ship Carpenter by trade and sha be willing testify
virtues OF the Ssve all times when franklin
Avenue, ct No ISL where give any
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP,
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popularity ID daily ncreasjrg You wouid Ak aS
'APp'S' n,nyoan ps,,vco,,.r n. ,n...,.-. 49,,
M m9S,son GoaLss This Is 10 inform yen thas
hardly lie IL bed al night nnb
evsra snnirant phucian h consumption applied %
INV relief hntaver xs drjasg iedne Tithous
Cherry and Tar Of Which teok W. b syrnp
mend II to ali WHO as X Ee @ eau with recon-
$50 A0 W. III LAG ihhef aliictea, as most valuable medi
M TI,o sr,tar.r,, =. A., =, - ..,z JOHN To0aIEY.
Murphy ms Of SfS & sounad oT by hlt Isaac
~ Il. VINO Knows Mr. Toomey
DR. DAgtssS nup ar Wa n C,,p,,n, .s s.fs u sge
inv rga,d % following state
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04

MO. 243.-Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
densse antorss vendrs s1ean apes dir oa,s davis
de v pendant terme dune ann6e dapre les pec
cations registreB au bureau du yoyer.
[sign6l FRANS. ALPUENTE
President du Cons. Aldermtn,
lSignel JAMES ROBB,
President des Aldermen,
Approuve lie aodt, 1852.
tSigns1 A. D, CROSSNIAN Marie.
Pour copie conforrne II. BIER, secretare -
BUREAU DU CONTROLEuR,
VILE NILE ORLEANS, AOlt, 1852
Mr Conformementa ala resolution qui precede,
lie present LII SDI
lime Jour doctobe midi, rabaia
au5 Got o. DEBUYS Contr6eur.
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Specifications In fourniure de bnndes fer des
tnees aux points, Pusage de In yilIe pcndan III

Les bandes conyeusbeen premiere quae
dite charcoal conormtnent plans Files
rene en- ongueur en- aeu mais
pouce 'epasseur.
lie ournir epoau en-
teis qualities ordonner de bands
vTees la de Ia yle
designer de ours apres avis pene
dome amende de ngtcng piaatres par jour
Le conracant
conat les noodles qu servi bandes w
On egurra pssttes en- 9a
rantie de Ia fiela execution u contrast f-' - o.
Placements compliant bandes par yover
Les propositions par yrs.
Nle0reans &c 10 aoit 1852.
LOFTS Fl pTJE yoy.r
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VNREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
18TH accordance with the provisions of the
lowing bills Of unpaid for the Third District are
Kennedy, Judge. ~ ~ A.
Persons whose appended hereby to appear and
answer the demand contained said Tax Bills from ts
date hereof w H. GARLAND Tfrea.nrsr
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Z EI439BNksa QEEICE, New Orleans, Aug,
wiih prsviions Of the thirty 9Th
e 4!lc1s noiesis hsrsss given that the FOL
- "A George Lug nbal, Justice
q g H. Ia ~ aas., = Aftesn rom the
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
AE AYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, August
I'VE 1s, 1882. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY NEW OR
Leans No 25-c,orea That the Surveyor hereby
authorized TO have benches
Squares and the Place Washington Clay Squares
[signed] WIN. G. O. CLAIBORNE,
President Of Aldermen,
[Signedl FRANS. ALpUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved 18th August, 1852.
- tsgredl A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BIER, Secretary. al20
pATTURE SAND-Persons wishing to take
ED SAND from the atture, without
permits under the direction of the Comnsssy Of the Bsure
l.. H. PILE, City Surveyor
surveyors department, NewOeans, August
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BUREAU DIES CoAiaiIssAlRES
NouvHLLK al JUN, 1852.
TONFORMEMENT aux dispositions de fActe
~ de Legislature Ea nPprouys Mai s4' ct un onant
de Creaness sufHsant 81 mains
PROPOSITIONS CACHErERS srcnt bureau jus
quau Sepenhr, 1852 midi pour Ia vene de boNs
de Munepse jusqu'a de Ia de
UARANTE MILE PIAsTRES des PROPOSITIONS dsyront
pour suseruton mots 10 Muncipate I'm
prses dis u de ssptembre
1852 midi .. les
daps plus eoa daa auont pes
la
nieipaite I'm, par dit acte de Mai, 1871.
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.-s" D. A. GROSSMAN, Marie.
Q. DeBUYS. Conroenr,
.at.-.t..lI.. WA. H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
". P. CONVERSE, Rapportsur
r. du eonitt do Finances du conzeli dea Alderman
L. II. FLACR, Rspporssnf
d. Setn q lnaassA dH cens as Assisan!s AAsi;nsn
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