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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
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.,ptrb bcrmit se9eten, AT bic Stpdbaltcr Der
ScrtS uno Ge6a GurnpritsStraBrn Gompasnie.
pab bic srtcn flint Sbalrr auf ipe 2lutbrle rintc-
Sattt mrrpen icllrn, wcju Der SsbaBmritcr lid,
trrrit baltrn ivirb an ben fcI9rnbcn pIGbrn glm
,5rritaS ben 19ten Gu9ut an Dem Effrntli6rn
Sadr Won orpri6 Detts, in 9rnnSturs, Srn
his 8 llBr gla6mtitoSs; Sen 4 bis 6 an 3. unb
., Gjerbarp'S Stctr; om 20itcn ppn tiS ~
llbr Witta9S ant SouIc ron Samuel Srri9ler
Yrn 1 bis flbr giadmttta9s an rem biftntli6rn
Sauie ssn @epr9e Bed in Sd,emerssitIs; BON
4 bis 6 al, 5einri@ S@leifrr'S StGbr in 3irns,
bile.
9lu9uf 8. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
Si G prb IL;

9lm 29fen Suli, in nicIer Stnrt an ber 9luss
srbrung, Anna Surger, Gbegatttu Scn Ca
muet Surger, i'm 64itrn yrtrnSilbrr. gtm lebtrn
gRcntas wurpe ibre irpil4e silr inter rtnem iebr
sablreihm Gridcn8rPigc,s!r 9tube scbradt, lei
rbcl6cr 0jrlrSenbrit Ynitcrt0utS am Saule unp
9Saitcr Sc9eltaA in rrr lijFt9r cr9reifenpe Gepen
bielten.
gtm 26Irn Sul, eISSa Staot, AT brr Srut-
iraGrN@t, MarfbA ssTi +, tm 74iten eftenSs
tibre.
9tm 24. Suli, in 2ynn Gnunidtp, an rrr 9tuSs
sebrlne, Waria STUDY, @bcgattin ppn atrGs
bom 9tupp, i'm Soften Ssbcn5hbre. Im baraufs
fcl9snre Mittwr6 wurrr ibre irciide Stlle be-
erpigt, rptet Ter GbrS. Sr. 3db cine paiIrnpc
2ei6rnprepiS bielf.
glm t0trn Sult, III Mirpfymilfrrp, Geda Co.,
om 9erpenitbrr. mad eincm sebntSgtgrn 2rrrn,
9amuel S6nnt, i'm 36iten GrtenSjabrc.
Sim 12ten ipurpe feline 9eidle an rem Wrnnpnitcn
SerIammlungtbauo in Sberriliuro tccrriet, lei
irelAer Gelr9enbet bic Gtrfr. lorn. 8. Shdns,
Sdellv unb SbuBrlssr frbaulibc 9lrren heltsn,
lcbterer im Serlammllin9Sbau6 ii6cr bic 9Sprte :
,.SuGet ben Scrrn, weiI Gr su fnpcn 1T; rufct
Sbn an, neil er nabe it," (Gin9cianrt)
Gtenfats in Niepermilfcrb, 2r6a Co., om 7.
Shii, am gfTrsrnfetcr, GtiIatetb 5rums
bauer, Sc9ter sen 9cgn 3rltrtt0ucr, int 1Stcn
setrnSjabrc. ogin9cianft)
(Ginseiahrt tuftS goittr SSstr,).
glm 2Sten Suit, in to0impscr, gu fdnna
Sic Der, i'm 70fen 2ebrntjabrr.
stn ecmiclten 5as, in SalSburg, glodih gSalds
instcn, Sbbn4en bon Satpb lletrrctb, i'm 2. s.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
Ser captain ipieoer i'm Selo
g S<@ q II 6>t6dt.

I'm bic frsiSu uno unatbdu1i9tn Gr!udblcr Sen echo
Gauntp
5rruuSs unb SRit6dr9sr: -
Stufgemuntrrt rur6 meine 5rau llnb Sinrrr
-rrl6rS baber 9rl6cbt tint f6 ibr tdgl6eS
9rrp Supti4ern-n iG mir re Srsthett mid
ais Gin frciWiaisrr SpItssGanSirat
SIR bas S6erifssImt
lei ter nS6ltcn Gllgrnrinrn Sttotfrs sgEabG an;u-.
bictrn. SD wiinIde aber reAt cerianrcn ;u Iein
Sd bin Gin .@anrioat Spr prm Sptt, uup nidbt.
nut~ Dor einer Selegatens@ @unSentun- rnb hin
atIp, ,lnp pitnIde ais Ganbipat bis CUR gEabl be-
tra6trn ,u lpsrSea., SpGltr mid Oann baS Slid
trrFfn unp i6 eripG6lt ,perpen, Ip .werpe ih, ire
i6 es iinmer bEbrr tn jeSer Sinfidt i'm @etrau4
batte, bic mir pblcsenren 9fIi6tsn piinttli6, 9s<
trea, auf eine rnpartbrtIde SBeiIc, unp iterbaurt
Ut aasrmeinsr 3ufrieprpbett ausSudtsn iu&en.
:; aa, 5snrY5. Na9el. +:
9tarntaun, ausuit 8. nqtgB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

&c III nj tie e-Stcr9t Ncrln9 ScDn Gfeman,
Scuas @Sstr, Satrb Gjrm uno Gbas. ". Sbcimsr.
gtibt benamte lrtifel. ..
cr-lcft Gamucls, Notbau @eiter.
peter SEsica, Scnrp Sranllitb, Gbrw s. Sbtned,
uuo olgnon &uPp. ..s.
Committee I'M 8eri1te 1li ripibiren:
>Satct Diaiuser, Or. s. q. Barnes, espi 5raut.
Committee nm Sremoe su empfan9en.
Gbrtau Yrss, 9. .. eatpalI, Il. 9. SPubs, Gti 2.
SdssrupO gB, y. YcrpsH. ..f
Committee uni ben ,Sabrstnt6 ttnsafens
= 5er.
Gbartts Bitman, paul Ballet, GbriF. grts,
@errse 8silel, 6. D. esiIenrins, Yster 2rrreI,
,9Sbn Sainpt. 40 4.
/ 2fnoronun9ss Committee.
Crit. 9reb, q. 6. Jtube, Siram 8. S&anB,
Or. Scbn JtOntis, Scbn .. Sc6tel. Senj. Sa'
smbu6, Senatban gte6arb, Gbraim @rint, s. .
SarnrS, Geuben Slid unb Tctert 6. gBrisbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
Iu9uF 3.
.SicfOf's N0telut
8erbe6erte SeieersW il ! le.

rs IT DePe rte vel oelS2ut II y le.
Otrir WaIdine, pelde eiaseri6tet III @rpfel gu
maGlen unc rnnn ben Seibsr ausjupreBrn, 1T iIn'
piberiprr6li2 bic bette ibrrr 9rt, Die ie Dem put>
lifum gum Sertauf an9etctet rturbe. Bum 8c'
weis birirs trauht nm gemclpet ;u trrrben, baB
benz Gi9entbiimer i'm Sctoter 1852 tei Der Sar
pes ,,9(mrriean 9nntuts'' in gleuscrf raftr Gin
.Sitbe tn e 6,@ ebol 4~.
,urrtanrt trlmrs., 3as nGmliGe purbe ibm in
SemIeltcn Wcnat 3l Ybilapelpbia rurd ras
,5rantln Snltitut gum GbeiG. 9lu6 erbielt Der
Giaentbiimer bic eren 9renilIntS tri Der 9lriYcrt
Staats Sair su Utica bel per Columbia rnb
StenGelaer Gauntp 5air; unp bet rer aSeitfelter
6air. -.
Die IPaI6ne Eirr ;l beldrritcn BAIT man fir
dterHtsia, aber rs pirb nit @epiebeit ;ugeges
ben caB man Elm 9rrtbeil mebr Seiper aus ben
ndlnli6en aspfrl rur6 bieIelbe MAIDEN fam, als
iraenr eiAe anpere bic I'M 0ebrau6 III. j"
! Diefrlbe fam rur4 Dampf, Gin, 9ferb cbrr
BON 5anb gstrietsn perben, uno Gin Snabe BON
IA Sabren fam bann ben Seierr letdt ausprri'
len.
Die MaIdine bot iber ale onbsre otrle Scr'
tteiIr. Gritlid, fam man babur9 INNER frii9en
Seibcr babsrt, inrrm ntuu ii9 9erabe 70 Siel MA,
den fam als rian baben nil. Gu6 fSnnrit 3ret
perIcurn bamit ttS ;u 800 guI6d arpfel per
laa mablrn uno bis ;u 12 Barrel Setcer
auspre6tn. 3writens fam man barauf feline
Scbannisberren, 6irI6en, Sirnsn, 6dS, Butter.
Sdmal, unp llnI6litt preeen. urter6aupt fam
man bic Scrtbeits bier lanSe nidt ole anfiitren.
ScsiCl 1T atrr berritS par9ettan, bab fetn Bauer
ptne tieelte ein Icllte-pd es cine rer irertbSca'
FEN Waidinen III, bic CT auf feinr Saurrei trin'
gen fam.
Der Yrei6 brr 9lible if 0anS srrinS unS nur
40 Gbaler.
rTDielefte fam an hsr Offs brs RCbert G.
B i.gb.t,, GIG. IN aIentaun in au8sni4fin &C.
nrnm,en tpercfn.
g8. 3. tpifof.
2tusui 8. na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

&ct's 5balr - TiefeIbe III frri Strd bod aus
Stetn erkau! %nS nit binlineIjfer g4a0rrtraft
SerIebr',; rIn,srsE 9aar Stenr gu trettrn. Die
Rdblr ii faIt gan, peu, has MaIhinrnwsrt in her
beIten Srrnuns mb Die Stcne bon Der teltrn Scrs
te, unp nod n6t ldnss i'm Oetrau6. Cine
BrlI6tou,piire pnp fura alles mas gu elmer gut
rinstridtcten JtunSen< ,lnp 8aufmannSs sNGble ge>
Bort, TT babet -Deielbe srfreut iidD elmer ausge>
rebntrn &uNrfaaft, lirgt in elmer frudtret6rn @e>
genp uao lit beaucm su Der Stapt. Gs IN ems
Der bsIten Gigentbdmrr I'M Der 0e9cnD unp Der
2tufmrrti tiamtcit Don &aufluItisen mn Gapitaliten
pcbl ,pertG, ba ntdt nr6 70 elm GtScnttum In rcy
Grsenb iit.-Orr MG9Ir anse9Srig, ltnp Gin su@
teS fat nrurS
"A l!f6di9e6 bad diteinern8obnbous,
IIEa5a Gau6tauS, Stallumg, SGGsrni4pppen, II,
|. No., Qlc5 in Scr teitrn SrOnng unp aufS be-
qucmite rinseriGtct. t.-Ga6ei 1T aud ctn9rfdbr 1
older sutcS 9aulanp, fppSpn rin srbGrg9 Sbeil
S6mammanp 1T, nel6eS na6 Selictcn acipaiIrrt
prrGen tann.-D Das Sautono 1T pom pprperltsn
in Der @esenS, 1T in IGidlihe 5elper einsctteilt
unb i'm teten 3ultanP Der Gultur. Stit jerer
9lrt 1T III Der Jitle barauf unp eaS @aiIer 1T be-
aurm bel Ben @ebdupen.
Die Septngm9rn fSnnrn lrtdt unp annebmbar
9rma6t prrprn unp paS 9lGbere lit ;u eriatren tei
ben farauI pptnenrsn Gi9entbiimfrn.
SSobn s., Sern6t,
gSiaiam 8. Sernot.
Sult 27. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
y c rbe eira tDet:
(Durtb 9'aRrr SI0lr.)

(Outh YaIrt NaSVt.J
gtm 24itcn Suli, Carl Il. t3pifert, Srn SrtElcs
Fem, init Matilba Sea, Spn Sbmiaucrn.
9lm 26fen, Sobn 9leitlinc nit Sarab Suier
brire prn 9arrpSilc.
= SonaS Ntct, spn Sihw9citbaa, nit Srttg
p. 5asinScr, pcn Iarntaw.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

lin in Sttrsff Der rtissn GDRHsuifs cine n,Sstib.
ts Gcrrettbeit ju rrfabrtn Rho bic SRttpcrter or:
uht, brct uuintSyslirte 9abbarn dtGr eie Suotitdt
u. (. 10. nit ibren Experimentation ttiru9en 81
tafTsn-eiRe prCte pr Sruht pcrSu3ci9cn, unp rCr
bierfrlarnoen Gcnittcs bic 2(rt uuo g4ct err sui:
TUT uuO @etapah9 bcs 2cbcns gu btribt'n.
Gcmmt e-Grtcmru G. 6td, SGniamir
Srecl, Saeeb 9Ridlp, S0tcb llebsrrrtb uuo GbarltS
Gefman.
$50. 0.-Dfprbe unb SSel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
SO drftpretfe. a
WreiIe in 9lIIentaun am Oienftao.
@prfMlG0e.

gerfesclte 8prIdlGsr fit Seldlusuna Der Scr.
hanrr Bride, in rer Sdnlilton Strabe, gllIcntaun,
init Steinrn, rerben Bic ben 15ten bieIes Mps
mats son ben Gauntg @pnnniIiipnrS cntSeJen gr-
nonlmsn perben. 0aS glaGere, nGmlitb bic 9dnsc
iplO oFs'ts uo bic glrt unT Seeile II gu rrfabrn
o,a ,o Sciie So. Cine, Gterf.
s'u9lt ., 1888. nq2@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
0rDfld

enttma Ger adtbau IL AReS qraietnt Ehttr IN
psrCtnen Scuricn Senncn YG6 lrttsn Scrss
hsr bsbtnS ecu SMu 9crthapton rS ccda i'm Sr0at
ptnuppansr, sra tnss anis NrciStnt Gnhr Ger rrrs
iNCtnn SDtr unS 3tmner We nnOsmntr gIiar0
nfe tCi0ng btinettn Sounte, un0 WttCr uuS =.
9iinar T. Clare Gchhisrtsr Ger Scurttn 0psr ne &Srs
miner uno oaeinsr eeNnantfie rIte9is fir Sit Rne ron
antfrn 8Grtsrn IN tdaiCm ea snnin, hrtn atf
icb mid otrt babn, wOrin e EOu opsI une atr
miner pnbrler GiBne une Common Qita6 anbtTaumsn,
osnlu wsrSn oa in Ger SoIc gacnaun fur cas- Saunp
vsda, duf Cen
stem @onta9 i'm @onat Iuouft,
1861 w@t 2f Sag etS bssHn @rnas H. unS wtIs 'ins
HScds lausrn miro
Gp rirb Gicrmit Nndridt 9carben,
an nt SrtSsr6rtr Gcna rutrbat See hnasn SantD6
ron vtn, Hann b 6oitltl m in cJtr Vscn nit hrSn
Rcr6. Rttcrre, Jnafcntu O erolocut cinlinEsn Dabs
UNI Drsn qNigtSn rer eriasr Scurt oHWrroFtsn
0cS9leihcn irrrbcn Gub olle btrjcn8cn,
rtlt ota SefAnscnr in rem Gianenf Sec S0tp gsn, ole
SldoCr 5asn 0uWrtn blbSn, bsnddrtigsi Slf E b
dlNSrunr rditlbi ncn tibtn riclben jupreaurn, C
r6 ibusn rttt 0inttn naa.
c0tbn mtnET cnnS In 6sr GfaSt Hnlaun, Stlcn 3sn
Sag Gusuii i'm aabr unitre rrru 1853.
SUIept s. gtcpbarp, SfrriiF.
Gc2G trbalts Die Republit!
NItrtalar, NIGIt 8, 1883. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

Heg'Sr gtrps grrt 9ing Eculidt Gin Nann iitcr
fie Sabn rinrS aic8clwc00, ols chen Gin &arrrns
;us f6 Matte. 5n iciprr 2ln9t tticb tr mittrn
auf Der SaGn itillitcBn unp purpr Spn Der Gcfps
motive in GfBen ;rrriIIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

YftrIt h tGumr.- - 0tatnfarttn rm bic
s6ur3eIn Nr0 SaumrS 9cpfan;t, ipa bic Yfrii4<
wirinrr abbaltcn. 9rrbirte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
Gtne Qiffe Der. 0rdmien

pt1t uertqrnt peroen clItn bti Der Sdbr otr ettba
0auntN Qdsrtau:@ @chulbaft AM SSlten, 2Sftcu uno
39itsn Srptefneer, nabttns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

Wdbl sGisens
tbum,
seItgen in SaIse
burs5cpnf6tp, ar
Der GpHellen& Greet,
etpa cine NieiIs
.pOn gQrntpwn, III
prm Icgenauntet
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

gtp. -AUPI Ipuu~SPluIDe.
Sir zen tttsn 2 GSulssYfIu9, 50 90
ppritbGlicn, | 90
6rinttittn, Diplcm
trittu Guttiratcr, 90
bic tritS @9ec, 90
bcitt gHalje, l 90
trits Sdc:0ri0, 3 90
Spcitbeitcn, l 90
bSltt 6rutbt. cecr Gjras: SRdbmalbus, 3 90
I. zen brlttn 95sIihtcrn:StbaIrr (YkrretrafD l 90
% co (tsi Saup) l 90
! Bic Siltt Drtibmafbnc, Q 90
% SpGcp:Grrpait, 200
speitteite ., ..,...s -. =. ... l 90
|. .. bsift &issstrSsss roer 3rittpkrtetrGf 2 90
ben bsItsn beus uno Sr6bsShueiber l 90
10 Observation-Disclosures 90
Sas bsit balb Duecno Sgurtbfn 90
bic bette 92iuomdbts LOO
cas btitc 8uttsrfaS l 90
bic bsittn IpSus uho Wtil9atsliI 1 90
eas bcltt Srucbtref I 90
etn btltcn Sauernpa9cn 9 90
SptitbcIttn 90
has ttits pfSrct9cfbirr 90
Spsttttiis 90
Gcmmitt s-Dopio eaurp, Rsuben .Sdfrib.
Gbsrtss 5rttr, Srfipb gStmuu unO Sat. Grrmun.
$50. S.-Wanufafturs sQrtifcl.
Grfts 8tane.
Sdr bic btTs 2.Sauts;Garriass 50 OO
DO 1=9duts: Carriage 90
ec pas tsfts gusilpS1nise pftrcsastdirr / 90
DO 10 einlpanpi9ss YfSroe9ei6irr 90
% Die bette Darfctlun9 nrn prrferti9. ssesr l 90
10 &c rru Slttb9tf6irr- 90
10 to ren Stisfd uuo Sbubtn l 90
90 10 rcn fnbri,irter 2abad l 90
90 30 pcn &leiosru 90
ppeitbelts ir9eno einSm Der rbi9sn 1rtitti Diplem
Gcmmittee-Saat Gbauolsr, Gbriit. prse,
@trs9e 9siId, u. q. 8itnan uno aarrn Giirrbarb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
l1ene Cabinet A1a6eret
in Der Stoot 2(uentaun.

2tm @de pcr 9ten i,nb SaniltpnsStraBrn, garp.
80, 4taRe q. Drridcr'S SautOls>Spf.
Undergraduate bebirnrn li6 bieler eteIe9enbett
iErrn Srrunprn unp Dem gublifum ttrrbaupt an'
Su3eiscn, poB fe unldnsit Gin nrues
G0bItcct 9Saarcms2G9er
an ptisrm Ort rrSfnct tabcn; allpp Fe alle Dir
ten 98darrn in itr Sad ctnl6la9cnb auf bic fiir;rs
tic Srlcllnsrn serfertisen mb aud ftrts gum
Sertauf auf S1np balten wsrbra, ais;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

PROPOSALS will be received in writing, I'M
Il til the 18th day of May, 1853, for Madam
izing that portion of the Weston and Fairmont
Turnpike Road between Clarksburg and Weston,
in sections of mile each, commencing at
Clarksburg.
On the first five miles from Clarksburg, lime
stone is to be used exclusively, and on the re-
manning part of the road, as miles, the propo-
sails must be for limestone exclusively, and also
for hard sandstone and limestone in equal guam
titles. The sandstone to form the lower stratum.
The general width is to be l2feet, and thu thick
ness of the coating to be 8 inches. The road bed
is to be properly shaped and sloped each way
from the centre, by the contractor, and ore-haif
the SO metal'' put on when the road is dry and
hard; and the remainder, when the first coat has
become properly consolidated. The quantity of
broken stone to be applied to each part of the
road, will remain subj TO the direction of the
company, and contractors will be paid by the
perch for the material used. The limestone is to
be broken to size not exceeding ounces and
the sandstone to size not exceeding IL ounces
in weight; and in all cases when put on the road,
to be supported at the sides by earth.
Contractors will be paid for every 400 perch of
stone When applied to the road, reserving 20 per
cent. until the completion of the contract The
contract is to be completed against the LIST of Jam
uary, 1854.
Address the SO President and Directors of the
Weston and Fuirmont Turnpike Company
Ctarksburg, Va. ap27 st
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
New Cheap Cash Store On
TEN MILE CREEK.

Il EAVER &c HARMAN respectfully announce
l. L to the citizens of Harrison county. Railroad
hands, and the surrounding country that they
have just received and now opening. ut their
store on the Northwestern Turnpike, near the
bridge across Ten Mile Greek, large assortment of
ofevery variety, from the finest to the coarsest
which will be sold cheaper than can be bought Mt
any other establishment in the country.
Also fine assortment of DRY GOODS at mn
usually low prices. Cloths, Cottons Ca1icoes,
handkerchief, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes etc
Also, Il general and well selected assortment of
GROCERIES, FISH. ETC.
Those wanting any of the above articles are in
vited to give us II call rs we do not mean to be
undcrSold. my41v
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
1890 Acres of Land for Sale

T Nicholas county, on the Weston and Gau-
i ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Braxton Court-houses, ten miles from Nicholas
and twenty-five from Braxton, being on the wa
tiers of Mumbletypeg, at the foot of Powell's
Mountain. A portion of the land is suitable for
meadow, and part for grain, with lands adjoin-
ing it suitable for ranging cattle, sheep, &c.
Thirty or forty acres of it improved, with a new
hewn Log House and other necessary buildings,
and one of the hes: springs in Western Virginia
near the house. 1t is good place for house of
entertainment, there being but one between Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court-houses; also for wagon
maker or blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. will be pleased to show the
land to any person wishing to see it; those wish
VIM. A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI ]. HOOKER.
Nicholas C. II. Dec. Is, ls52=3m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
Watches an d .JeweIry.

+ WOULD ilform tho citizens Of this county,
l. and the public generally, u ~ | have removed
my Watch and Jcwolry Sto' o No. 2l7 BALTI-
MORE ST, six doors be- Charles At, Balti-
more whore they viii f'.,i largo supply Of Corn
Lover, Le iine and SET - MARQUIS OF every do
scription. Gold Lo' CO from S25 70 SlO0.
Also variety OF I'D Chains, 6yys, Gold PEN
ellis aud Pens, Rings, EARRINGS, Bracelets, ctc--
Also. fno assortment Of Silver Spoons CupA,
Butter and Fruit Knives, Of genuine silVof Coin.
a variety Of Aibatta Forks, Spoons, ote,, otc.-
Clocks aud Fancy Goods. Large assortment Of
Watch makers Tools, Jowclp, Hands, and Watch
Glass of every kind
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Watch inaiora
viii And Il 20 their interest to call and exa,nlno
my goods, as intend To sell as low az any other
house, at Wholesale or retail prices.
CHARLES BLAKE,
mnr9s ~. No. eli Baltimore 81, baltimore.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
CoNsuaprIoN CuRABLEI

Robert Sandersou, Justice of the Peace in Rush
reek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and
brother of Major General Sanderson, an officer of
1912, cured of Consumption by the of Wis
tar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Rush Greek township, Fairfield COL
Feb. %, 1851
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life In been
greatly prolonged by my being cured of Con-
sumption by the use of DIR. Wistar's Baisum of
Wild Cherry, will state the symptoms of my
case, that others similarly afflicted may be induced
to try this invaluable remedy. l experienced
great difficulty in breathing: had the hectic fe-
yer with violent flashes of heat and frequent cold
chills, with severe pain in my side and relst
companied by very bad cough twas VERY rest
less at nights, and had great night sweats, per
spiring, should say, at least two gallons night,
wetting the bed completely through. had not
been able to work for years. But 1 was much
cnaciated, and almost helpless when commen-
ced using Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
have used in all Is bottles, and am free from all
those complaints, for my health is good.
am 55 years old, and have not taken any of
the Balsam since 1916, because my health is so
good as not to require any medicine. But if
should have any return of my former symptoms,
should use Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents at Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
Price 81 per bottIe-six bottles for So.
Sold by j. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets-en-
trance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
AoENTs.-A. Barnes and A. Criss, Clarksburg;
Clayton & Fenton, Pruntytown Logan d Carl
Fairmout; II. II. Carr & Co., Morgantown; d
A. II. Hall, Weston.
July 14h, 1852, ".
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

"BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Mot
long since we warned the public against
the notes of small-uote establishment
bearing the above name. which was set
up in our midst; its own paper having been
qualifications. responsibility and funds, ,
were deficient; and we learned yesterday
that the bank is closed, leaving sundry
debts unpaid. We believe that but few
bills of the concern were in circulation
hereabouts, however much they have been
valued abroad. If any of our citizens
have some on hand, it would be well to
keep them as remembrancers, and as a
waning in future not to place confidence
in irresponsible paper entering into the
channels of circulation as money.-Repu6
lie.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
Sale of Valuable Lands.

TNHERE will be offered for sale ON the sth of
il JUNE next, at the COURT HOUSE, IN
of PRIME LAND, situated from three to five
miles from Clarksburg, partly on the West Fork
RIVER, having TURNPIKE road passing
through the land. This land is of VERY SU-
PERiOR QUALITY, originally consisting of
various coterminous tracts 1t will be laid off
into SMALL TRACTS, one of which viii en-
brace the JACKSON SALT WORKS, not now
in operation-on this tract Is valuable MILL
SITE. As the only object of the sale is to pro-
vide fund for two widow ladies and their fami-
les the terms, will be per cent. in ADVANCE and
the residue in eight equal annual instruments,
each instalment bearing interest from date. Com
veyance will be made to the purchasers at the
time of purchase, retaining liens for the purchase
money. The title is indisputable.
E. S. DUNCAN, Agent for
COLUMBIA NJ. DUNCAN,
FLOREDE C. DUNCAN.
April 90, ls53.-st
GT Morgantown Republican copy 4 times and
send bill to this office.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

u DR.. Guysotts Improved Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparia is sure cure for he
reditary faint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with g~ie-
vOus complaints which they inherit from their
parents. The use of the Yellow Dock and Sur-
saparila will prevent all this, and save vas,
amount of misery and many valuable lives, for i,
thoroughly expeIs from the system the latent
faint, which is the seat of disease, and so takes
OF the curse by which the sins or misfortunes of
the parents are so often visited upon the inno-
cent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to puari them
against the effects of maludics that may he conn
municated by descent, and children of parents that
nave III any time been afflicted with Consump-
tlon' Scrofula or Syphilis, owe it to themselves
TO take precaution against the disease heinz rs-
VIved in them. Guysott's Extract of yellow,
Dock and Sarsaparilla is Il sure antidote IN s,,ob
cases. %
u See advertisement in another column.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
NORTHWESTERN Hotel.

THE subscriber would call The attention offrav-
i oilers andstrangers 10 the above hotel situated
on Pike street, Clarksburg. II is the Office of all
the lines Of Stages running TO aud from the place,
is large eommodicus house, and no pains viii be
spared 10 render il comfortable aud pleasant 10
all who may favor him with call.
His table Is AZ ell times supplied with the best
the country can afford, and his Bar stocked with
the lest liquors.
W An attentive hostlcr Is always connected
with the stable, which is largo enough 10 accom-
odaie great number Of horses.
Charges US reasonable as the times viii admit
Of. b. RUST.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
The New silver Coin.

Yesterday morning the agent of Adj
ans IL Co.'S Express, politely rendered us
twenty silver quarter dollars in change
tor five dollar note. 1t is bright and
beautiful coin of the new emission from
the Philadelphia mint. In one day $3.50,
900 of this new coin, in quarters, dimes
and half dimes, we're issued by the mint
and the Baltimore Argus says that about
tire AuRdre3 thousand dollars of silver coin
in different denominations, have been di-
vided among the different banks in that
city, and that the Mechanics Bank is dis
Penaing it literally to the people, We
trust that the complaint of a want of silver
change will now be removed, and that the
banks will accommodate the public with
the necessary change for business purpo-
SEES.
We understand that the Bank of Vir-
ginia has sent on for IL supply of this new
coin, and we presume that our other
banks have likewise done so. The Balti-
more Sun says that it is the expectation Of
the enterpriSing firm of Adams IL Co, to
draw out forty or fifty thousand dollars
daily for some weeks. At this rate the
country will soon be pretty well supplied,
and we shall no longer hear complaints of
a want of small silver change. AS yet, we
believe. nothing larger than quarters have
been made. The machinery of the mint
Is taxed to its utmost capacity in the man.
ufacture of this much needed coin. Over
two millions of dollars in value of silver
has been received to be coined up to this
time, and the amount is daily coming for
ward.-RichmOnd Eng.