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PRysHEr IN SOUTH CAR0LINA-THg BATTLE OF
NORTH POINT, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1869.
No papers from beyond Mobile, received by to.
night's mail.
The frsahet In the Psedes river. In South Carolina,
proved very destructive to the crops The river was
within inch Of the height Of the great fehet Of 1852
aDd stnl rismg
To-Day, being the anniversary Of the battle Of North
Post. sss celebrated BY military paradss, tho firing
- eansea, 30.
A0sss nasa msstns 10 10 10 hs'd this evening by ths
elnlns IAgsse NV party.
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Asa - new O-sea ".

Asa - Now O~sea ~.
10 TAk xDTrOR or THE NEW Y0A hssAAS.
D1AR 6R-AsnsEsd 10 sea4 yos . IL q ssese-
slos eur last amounting - % l4y rAs smcuss has
bssn rsaat&sd 70 tAs Assscisoa fer the ~ vat q -
sidows and eryhass, nsds % By ths spA1A'se ~
fsvsr e asorssaag rapidly snA The ssssv stvss a
that thsg hAvs Al ths fusds nsosssaxy f ~ rsaH g
tbs siok thanks TO generous saarisssis Psepas.
Yours truly,
yssss: ; oscs. I v5uSxusr sas5s 0:..1si' s"s
CHARLES L. fROST, JAsssasos
September 10, 1867
Fron G. AzSsrssn Trsasursv Crystai Paisss.
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Aid 20 Mobile.

NEW I0kx. b0pS. II I0oS.
TO THE EDrT0R OF THE HERALD.
STs-Will you be good enough to publish shs coaew1e
list Of subscriptions In aid Of tho Iobls susesrs. ~
oeved by Ance your publication Of yesterday nssar
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We have received froaa Nc G. Kuox Of FatoG sssst.
q draft upon tho Nassau Bssk Of New ysrk fsr ~
dolsrs which the deses to have spproprstA -
he use Of the sueaess in New Orleans. Bush aAsot q
private bsnsGcencs il deserving much praise a.&sa
tsn W. VIII trAe much pleasure In hsnding this ohs
aad any others that b sent for the ppss
tcAr Frost Of tsc committee for tho New 0sAm fna6,
or to Mr.. Ryan forthe Mobile fund
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Personal Intelligence.

Cole mel Forrey, wsshngton; Col Thomas II. whpple,
Hon. John . lloyd Jucge Nclsoa, Cooperatown; Jafee
Ander,on Georgia; y 4. raintoo, Hon. J. Bolts, vir.
aina; Major Chase, U s: A.; Capt L Lott stesmscip
Europa;J b. Hood, A.; J v Clay, Kentucky;
p. Willis, New Ytrs Hen j. L Capew. Detroit, Mich. |;
R hada~sy, Cot s. G. Nudge st. Louis Hotel New
0resrs Geo. W. Norra Philadelphia, arrived yesterday
a; tho Astor House
] ". Murphy, Alabama: Gen Storms, sng Sing Col.
wallwo,th PittsburR; q. ". Arthur New Orleans; W.
r. MAY Savannah; DR. Cohen, Va DR.. Ashton Georgia.
cir w. Doo Ph,ladepkia r. Cotey, Washington; James
Gamble Forids arrived yesterday the st. Nicholas
Hoiol.
General James Talmadge, Dutohess county; Levi q
semm, u s. N; Berverly Tucker, E,q., Washington;
Colon ei Charles Morris Smith Washington Il vsnde
water and family, New York; J. r. Garland, Virginia,
arrived Yesterday at ths Metropolitan Hotel
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Nnw ORLEANS, Sept s, 1858.
Two Post Once clerks both very young men, were ar
rested Last night the charge Of stealing money from
tho malls, mostly from Texas letters. The amount
stoleu a believed to bc large.
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CAMDEN, Sept II. 1868.
The Court of Bsbops met at the usual bour and Bishop
Oosns occupied oil the morning in replying to Bishop Nc
nvans upon the motion quasb the presentment fne
Bishop concluded his speech about two O'CLOCK and tho
court then adjourned till Tsesdsy morning. when the
vots win be taken decide whether respondent shai
b tried or not
TAe Camden and Amhoy Railroad Accident
ARnRsT OF RECENT EMPLOYEE.
PmApEIrmA, Sspt IL, 1858.
JaA~s Owens, formerly a bridge tender at Rancocss
creek but ~scharged In consequence Of an accident
there, was yesterday arres cd suspicion OF having
placed the obstruction the track Friday night.
causing the death Of Jesse Ireland, brakeman.
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VACANT MISSIONS, ETC.
WAsHEGror, Sept. II, 1853.
An ths Of q rupture between Secretary Marcy
and ths President fAke Marcy has the entire conf
aenos of President Pierce and the cabinet is unit
The cabinet had long session today at which foreign
Affairs wsrs discussed Captain Ingrsham will certainly
b sustained.
Geo II Dallas s In town, and may got the mission to
China o. Fnneo.
Ths that Jefferson Davis s to leave the cabinet
90 run for the Senate Is considered unfounded.
Ths ScuiHers appearance deferred I'll ths 1sth int
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The Yellow Fcver ae Hevv Orleans "a eGoaGae
Nsw ORIzAus, Sept O. 1858.
Ths total number q deaths rspnrtsd for ts twsnty-
four hours ending this morning Wa Co. isc,.dss - sn
yellow fewer.
NoMIx. Sept. ., 1863
There 81 deaths reported in s city yesterday Of
BA1rnoRs Sept II. 1858.
The Noble papers received By ts.night's nam state
that the fever very baA h that city, And the pspor
ton ef deaths on the iacrsass Tuesday last was
observed day Of sasaag asl prayer. al husinsss
bei,g suspended The Daay ReoiH~ had 30 many hauds
sick that it forced b suspsnd publication on Non
day.
The nenQcoA papers, Of the Sd, mako no usutisp Of
tte deash Captain ratasa and tbs SAVANNAH papers
say that - captains relations residing there haze 70
seived NO Intelligence ef his death
Tho Canal at aLoatexuma.
AIsAnr, Sept. H. 1868.
The pew canal .. Aostesuma IL nov In operation.
Tho lochsges number eight o. ten per hour.
The Disaster 70 tho Steamship Georgia, &e
NORFOLK, Sept. IL. 1853.
The steamship Georgia reached here on Saturday
evenir and was but eighty damaged She encountered
the ga on Tuercay, eighty miles southwest Of Cape
Hatteras and soon sprung asak The ezlnsushed
the es, but BY the exeons Of tho passengers and crow
st the ppmps the vas reduced And steam asain
got The passengers generally have ef here for Bal
ttnofe.
The schooner Henry A. Barring. from kontevids. for
New York put In here ON Saturday With loss Of san
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NEWS BY TELEGRA "A PHI.
->~--
pRKpARATIONS AT SYRACUSE
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC SFAR CONVENTION.
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8TRHeYH OF THR HARDS AND SOFTS.
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Tho Leaders Marshalling their Forces.
THE ELECTION IN MAINE,
~>~~~>>~~~S~~>~>>~->~~oS>~
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON CITY.
~-~~~-~->~~>>~~-~>~.~~>~
Hen. G. n. Dallas May Go to China or France.
~>r~0~~~~~~>~~~coS>orr0~
nasaehasetts Tenperaass Csnvcntien,
&c., &0., &e.


TIA DemoeEssac ssate Convention.
NOTES OF fhBPARATION-srRBNGrH OF THE FAC.
TIoSs-THE LEADERS ON THE GR0UND, ETC.
@E0L CoRRzsPosDRscs THE syw YORK HERALD.
SYRACUSE. Sept. IL, 1868.
Ths New York train. with both delegations on board,
has aEEivs1 Tns hotels fall and nearly III the dele
0Atss are here.
Gsv. Seymour, Augustus Scheu, John Van Bureu
Nike Walsh, Daniel B. Taylor, A. B Hunt. Daulsp (of
4hs Pewter Hus), Speaker Ladlo~, Sherman and Cross
vel, are hsss.
Jsha Ruesr the hard dees ats from Onondaga coun.
~, MT Kuser, ~ printed ia toe HERALD. W
Agure mp the forces Of each faction ~ follows -
HArds, ff dse; softs thirty eight; contested thirty
I've. Jsha styker ssys-" Undoubtsd hards, twenty;
soe, forty; to b converted twonty and the rest con-
tested"
4ks walsh and several other hunksrs 20 for treat.
Ing The softs ~ II they were not here, voting the
hards ~ In, and making clean ticket Of the nomina-
Heas.
Gov. Seymour ia . buttonholing delegate, but the
hards doa't lock at him,
sYRAcusx ssptsmber l2-7P.M.
Ths ssfts are playing deep game. They have held
seosss In Oswego couaty to day. whore the seat Of Mr.
Grant was contested, and also in Jefferson county.
he fslIswisg named sofia are hers John Cochrane
Peter OA1sr. Of Albany Dudley Burwel John Stryker,
WRsas; Martin Grover Of Allssaay; Marshall Clamp
In, q AMsga.y Isasc v, Fowler, Postmaster Of New
York, Fernando Wood. J J Anabls Postmaster Of Hud
soa; Wm. Cassdy, Of ths Albany Aaas; J. D. Briggs Of
syscuss. and man, other lesser lights In tho soft shell
6rnGneaf.
The Impeachment Case.
slDuAL CoRRmPoNDESCn THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY Sept. IL, 1868
Ths Argument In the impeachment CASE vas continued
H. N
sonsuasa. verdict 10 not expected for two three
dAyA W.
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Tho Canal at aIostsxuma.

Disaster 20 the Baxk Nautilus.
BOsrOH sept IL 1865.
The bark Nautilus, frsm Gaseo~ bsund to PAlAdol-
phia, put into thus port to day In distress, lsaky
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Total .sSdag -
FRANCIS 4, pAWKG \ CssamtttsGa
OGDEN y wooDRufr. aow.,d A.sosiSs..,
CHARYE9 r. FRfST NoVOfsnaam
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TEL z g RAP HIC.

MoRz AMERICAN vEsSnLs HETxHD.
BosroH Sept. I2. 1865.
Captain 0ds, Of tbs schooner Jsuss Rox arrived ss
Calais hsins reports that de schssaer Gssstts. of
Dssnis ~ss ken BY IN Eaelish outer 81 Gssps and
carried rto Chsslottstown Thzss vessss from Newbury
port asA three from Caps Ann hsd also bssa ssissd Oh
Fox river but Captain OTIS did mot lss,n th Il aamss
RETURN OF THE FISHERY SQUADRON.
Bosros. Sept IL 1858,
1hs dcop Of war Decatur arrived st rertsnouth on
saturday night ard ths balance of The hsry squAden
are expected there this week tbs orders being TO rcndsr
xous Ut Portsmouth, on ths l4th inst
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This Il vsry large whic gain from last year. but other
towns 10 not sho corresponding gain
Thre 4 probably iocrea cd majority in tho Lessla
turs IN favsr Of the Maine Liquor Law.
P.a-Rsturns from seventeen additional towns show
eah Il oas regular democrat and two Morrill, demo.
sraas - the LAgisAtafe bat do not affect the result
Ths vote s very hight throughout the State.
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Mutiny ON 8sard = Whalor
PROvIDESOH Sept IL, 1893.
The whaling bark Ariel B ker from the Ausutic
Ocean, arrived at Fall River last aihs It is said that
seven Of her crew are in irons for mutiny
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r,,,,, WM SEEBAyH,
BooAksspsr OF the Shahspens Hotel, for the Contss
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Ths Massachusetts Temperance Convention
ANOTHER BLOW AT THE STRONG MINDED PEMALEs.
BosroS Sept 12 1863.
ne great Temperance Convention met in the large
hall Of fremont Temple this evening" at half past
O'Clock, Hen. Elisha Huntington, Of Lowell, in the
chair.
rssslstion passed declaring that this is c,n
yentisn Of men, according to common usage. good
dsal sf opposition made to the acceptance of thia
srdsr, bat no dsbste snsusd.
Spssches were made BY the President. Horace Mann
Rev. Mr.. Chapin, and Rev. Theodore Parker.
onsercw the Convention meets ct A. NJ, and
speakers to b confined to ten miautes each Tho
attsSaa.ss to oaisht was vory large and orderly
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Aha Co tnc q hinese.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SEw YORK HERALD.
" " YoRK, sept IL, 1853.
Last Of ior tns benefit Of the dsututs
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Tho Maine ElecalOn.
NO CHOICE FOB sTArR OFFICKRs.

PORTLAND Sept IL 1858.
Returns received BY telegraph and other wise render 1t
osraa taa there choice Of Governor by tho people
u aso nsa,ly certain that no disact party VIII have
majority In ths Ls.slaturs and there gres change
iron last yssE IN the general raanlt
Drusswiek, Gosh~ua, Freeport, Falmouth. Durham,
CA,s NinSsth Bath. Hsilose, Gsrdiaer Pittston Ca
his, Gaso and dcs'ord, she~ whiy gain.
EasfSsrt, Belfast, Connth and several othsr towns
heard ffsg, have ei cted whtg representatives.
Pogis.A eascss three whtss, and Bangor two wings.
OAtswn has elected democrat, and Augusta two demo-
esats again.
Wsthrcok, windhan, Hampden, Bre wsr and Eddy
havs sisstea . Morrill, tempe, ancs democrat.
In Cumberland sounty the whigs have probably elect
ed twe Senators again There choice Of the othe
I've
Ths vots N Portland for Governor Is as follows
~Cseslg, sfdg). )......So3 Holmes 90
Pllsbury ...... 7SS Scattering .............
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
Fairmont, May 5th, 1S52.-ly.
NEIELER,S HOTEL.

TNHE large three story brick building, on Main
i street, few doors east of the courthouse
Fairmont Marion county, Va.
This new and commodious house has been
leased by the undersigned, and is now ready for
the accommodation of the travelling public 1t is
situated in the business part of the town, at the
corner of Adams and Jefferson streets, and about
fifty yards from the courthouse lot. There is n
convenient size, and arranged in the most COM
Portable manner. The whole house has been fit
ted up with the very best furniture, &C., in a
style not to be surpassed by any hotel in Wes-
tern Virginia. The beds and Mattresses are new
and Of the best quality, and every convenience
required in the chambers os well the parlors,
&C., has been provided with an eye to the COM
fortand happiness of those who may visit the
house.
The TABLE shall always be supplied with every
substantial as well as EuruTy which this, fertile
and productive country, and even the markets at
a distance, if necessary, can furnish, served up
in the very best manner, while
The Bar will afford to those who use them
without abusing the Most Choice Liquors, such
as dark and pale Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Old
Peach and Monongahela, besides Wines of vari-
Gus descriptions and of good quality. Attached
to the establishment is a fine,
LARGE STABLE, well stocked with the bost prov
ender andattended by careful and faithful hOster
Persons visiting this active and thriving town on
business or pleasure, will find at
8IILLER's HorEL, quarters the most eomiorta-
BILE, and on terms the most reasonable.
MILLER & BELEW.
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Something New.
CHEAP


CHEAP 2RUG & TOBACCO STORE,
Opposite tie Courthouse, Clarks-
Szfa69 burg Va. The subscriber has just re-
ceived from the Eastern cities, and is
E~ now opening, u large stock of Amcri-
can, French and English chemicals,
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints,
Oils. Dyestuffs, Varnish, Brushes, Glass, Spices,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Confoc-
tionery. etc, etc. Also, large stock of
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
Of every brand and quality all OF which he will
sell low for cash, or on the usual credit to pune
tual customers.
Ny stock having been selected with great caro-
and mt the lowest cash manufacturers prices,
feel warranted in saying that the same is well
worthy the attention of Merchants, Physicians
and others who desire TO purchase either by
Wholesale or retail. My whole stock is fresh and
of the besG quality, and my prices are rcmarka-
bly, low. To the Wholesale purchaser can say
that l can satisfy him that he can make bet
ter purchases of the subscriber than no can
elsewhere-even at the Eastcrn cities-aad those
who buy by retail, / can assure them my prices
shall be reasonable, and they will get pure and
fresh Medicines, ETC., etc. All ask is an exarui
nation of my stock by those who want tho best
articles in my line, at the lowest possible prices.
JOS. l.. CARR.
November g. 1852. noVl0 ly
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1890 Acres ofLand for Sale

IN Nicholas county, on the Weston and Gau-
i ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Braxton COurt-houses, len miles from Nicholas
and twenty-five from Eraxton, being on the wa
Mountain. A portion o. the land,is suitable for
e4dow, and pari ;or grain, with lands edjoin-
az it suitable FOR ranging cattle, sheep, &c
Thirty o. forty res Of ii improved, with new
hewn Log House and other necessary a9ildings,
near the house. 1t is a 90 cd place for Aouse of
entertainment, there being "a one be :ySea Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court-houses; also To- Z wagon
make blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. l will be pleased to show The
land to Guy person wishing TO seeit; those wish
Jog to me e inquiries about it, 1 would refer to
VIM A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI ]. HOOKER.
Nicholas c. III. Dec. Is, Is52.-3ms
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foreign nations He wasefollowed by Mr..
Cass, and MIR. Seward obtained the floor
for Tomorrow, when the Senate adjourn
ed.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the
House the Presidents message, in reply
to the resolution some time since passe o.
calling for information concerning CLAIMS
advanced by United States custom house
officers on the treasury for extra compen-
sation; which, with the accompanying
documents, was referred to the committee
ON Judiciary, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Darby, by leave, introduced bill
granting the right of way to the st. Lou
is and Iron Mountain Railroad through
certain government reservations (lots) in
St. Louis and at Jefferson Barracks; which
was passed. The New York mint bill
was next taken up, and Mr.. Seymour of
New York, and Mr.. Brooks addressed the
House in its favor. The morning hour
having expired before the close OF the
speech of Mr.. Brooks, the rules were sus-
pended and the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the State of the
Union, (Mr. Brown of Mississippi in the
chair.) The committee having taken up
the deficiency bill, it was debated by ma
ny members for the balance of the day,
principally in five minutes speeches.
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JUSTICE TO THE PRlNrER.-Our Senator,
Major Thomas, is practical business
man. He is entitled to the latest patent
puff, independently of his great persona
worth, for the following resolutiCn offered
by him, in the Senate of Virginia, a few
days since. Come, typos pass him round ::
On motion of Mr.. Thomas
That the committee for Courts of Justice
be authorized to enquire into the expedi-
ency of amending the 18th section of chap
ter 1856 of the Code of Virginia, so as to
increase the compensation of printers for
executing orders of publication in chancery
cases.
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BURGLARY.-On Sunday morning last,
about 1 o'clock the confectionery and Jew
elry store of Mr.. F. Deman, of this town,
was broken open and robbed of quantity
of jewelry, among which were several We
ry valuable watches. The burglars were
heard in the store by the clerk, a little son
of Mr.. James F. Linn, of Brownsville Pa,
who was sleeping in an adjoining room,
he Immediately gave the alarm. but before
aid could be obtained, they made their es-
cape. Early next morning officer Swim
dIer and Messrs. Darnell and Weaver,
followed in pursuit and were arrested by
the two last named gentleman at Smith
field, Fayette county, Pa, on Monday
Some of the stolen property was found on
their persons. They gave their names as
Hiram Hersher and Alvin B. Swartzell,
and are now in Jail awaiting their trial.
Since writing the above, we learn with
pleasure, that nearly all the stolen goods
have been found. They were found I'M
der the floor of the house of Swartzell, one
of the BURGERS, at Smithfeld.-Moryam-
t0aCR Rep.
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SINGULAR BLUNDER.-Some years ago
Judge Christopher Neale, of Alexandria,
Virginia, made application for revolu-
tiunary pension for one +. Hall, whose
claim was rejected on the ground that he
deserted the service, and the decision was
so endorsed on the application and filed
away. Since then, the application has
been printed in congressional document,
and by mistakes of Gle k, it now appears
that Judge Neale is made to appear as the
deserter. instead of Hall, during the revo-
luton although he was uot born then, but
during the war of 1919 he served as a gall
liant volunteer.
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- WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY imparts new vigor to the vital action, and
relieves the system by opening the pores of the
skin, and promoting the secretion of mucous
matter. Its action is sudorific. scdativc and cx-
pGctorant, by opening the pores, allaying irrita-
ton, and by rendering the expulsion of mucous
matter easy.
Those who takc.the Balsam will feel immctli-
ate relief from the distressing irrtations that
company affections of the respiratory organs.-
The pores have been closed, the balsam opens
them. The lungs suffer from irritation, the irIi-
tation is soothcd the pulse is violent AMI fever
sh, they are softened and the mrtcous membrane
is relieved fits engrossmcnt with rapidity and
ease. All by the of this delightful remedy
See advertisement in another column.
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Norshwcs1erra Hotel.

THE subscriber would ca the attention Of tf.t,-
il oilers and strInEers 10 Ille above hossl situated
ON Pike street, II Is die oifiee OF an
the lines OF Stages runninr aud from the shce
IS large eoienea'ons hense;ela mo Pains VIII ee
all who may favor him with a call.
His table Is at al times supplied with the best
the country can afford, and his Bar stocked with
the best liquors, 81 G49aliiNai sHf aSie
ran attentive hostlor j. always connected
with the stable, which Is large enough 20 accom-.
odatA atgTeaf number Of horses ~ ~
Charges as reasonable as the Times viii admit
Of. ,g.-a,5 ~, .sssf, r. RUST.
Clafksburg, July IS, is5s-1y.. 80.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
Wagon MIXING.

ME undersigned would respectfully 3tfofih
n the citizens OF HARRISON and adjoiniaai eoun-
ON Mechanic street, South Of tho burnt District,
whore he is prepared 10 do all work In his limo 81
business in a superior manner, Epch rs Wagon
Making in all its branches. Rpggics made whom
ordered. Also repairing DOM in tho very best
style. f'Ff nfi8 .2ilsHes shf to n7ot aiii 20
PLows always kept ON hand, or mado AZ tie
shortest notice. 49,.
Thankful for past Hrors, I boio by giving ny
whole and undivided attentiOntO my hIlsincss, %
stiu merit liberal share of the ggbliS petpqpAe.
JEFFERSON FIETCHER,
Clarksburg, Jan. ssth, lSo3.-ly. ~
T. S.AThe woodwork OF two hOrsc wagons
kept constantly ON hand. c1i n nff yyIsd