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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-23
Character of the Opposition.

Our opponents are unfair. and not only
unfair but dishonest. in their opposition.
They seem determined that the public
shall remain in ignorance of our real SEN
timents. They only present what they
know will appear the most obnoxious 10
their adherents. If they quote US, they
often manage to garble what we say. by
leaving out Il part, or by breaking up what
we say. into detached portions. The fol-
lowing is specimen OF the manner in
which {" Examiner" the writer of whom
| speak in the preceding article. has quG-
ted from my littlr work called The Sal
vation Of Christ" In that work have
occasion to speak as follows:
Friendly reader, are you in a state of
condemnation Are you wandering far
from God, in the dark labyrinths of ini-
guilty? Remember that the wages of
sin is death > that there is no peace to
the wicked ; turn ye, turn We. for why
will ye die p Work, work out your own
salvation ; deny yourself of ungodliness
and worldly lusts, and live soberIy. righ-
teouSly and godly in this present world.
Let the love of the Saviour win you to
holiness-let his examples inspire you to
godlike actions and let his beautiful doc
trine of lie and Immortality lead vou up
to heaven your eternal home. that Your
life may be Il life OF usefulness sui peace.
and your last end be thaG OF the righteous.
=. Sweet Is the scene where 'irtud dies,
hen siuks IL righteous soul to rest;
How mildly, beam che closing eyes
How gently hcavesthe dying breast.''
The following is his quotation of this
passage:
'Friendly reader are you in state of
condemnation ? Are you wandering far
from God in the labyrinths of iniquity ?
Let the love of the Saviour
win you to holineSs-let his example in
pire you to godlike actions ; and let his
beautiful doctrine of life and Immortality
lead you up to heaven, your eternal home." I"
Is it not evident that " Examiner
wished to keep the fact out of sight, that
l warned the sinner against iniquity, and
exhorted him to turn from his evil course?
1t is exceedingly difficult for Universal
list to say or do anything that shall ap-
pear like Christianity in the eyes of their
opponents. They scout our fdith, and for
our good tCorkS-our utterance of earnest
thoughts in behalf of the pure and divine
in practical life, we get no credit. The
present generation of Calvinists remind
me of the Scribes and Pharisees of whom
Christ spake when he said Matt. vii. II,
49,, "But whereunto shall liken this
generation Z? 1t is like unto children sit
ting in the markets. and calling unto their
fellows, and saying. We have piped unto
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-23
TERMS

COOpsrs clarksburg Register Is Paori P%orninr @ at
Clarksbu1g Va, every Wsdneot n nrat the expiration
i sis ,i%s o.
Of SIX MONTHS n nF ak months &c so will invari-
ths terminad named. No subscription received for
ias! ssy sn six No paper Per will be dseOn
order their paper to be discontinued at the end of
their term Of subscription, will bo considered as
do ,hi Ing to have Il continued.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-23
1o CLARKsBURG, WEDNEsDAH, FEBRJARH ssth

you and ye have not danced; we have
mourned unto you and ye- have not Ia
mented For John came neither eating
nor drinking. and they said he hath de.
vii. The Son of man came eating and
drinking. and they say. Behold glutton
and wine -bibber, a friend of publicans and
sinners. But wisdom is justified of her
children" G.w.o.
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lprope the assertion-and prove II not from
the Catec1isna. but from the Bi5le. That
when he declares that '' Universalism de-
stroys the grace of God" (what a curious
idea, and degrades the work of Christ, -
that ''it changes it into a ie,''-''robs
God of his glory, Christ of his crown, and
removes the only hope of the world, y
(another curious idea, and no doubt per-
fectly original with this writer he must
prove what he says? This is the very
thing the public desire. They are seek
ing for light. Roman Catholicism makes
assertions. and though they are backed
by the authority of the Pope, somehow
men seeking for truth will not swallow
these assertions.
We advise " Examiner" to give our lit
tie book another " candid and careful
reading. and then try his hand again.
But let him be cautious and not rely too
much on the preconceived notions of the
public, but sustain his declarations by tie
a0urtls Of inspiration. Such course would
be much more satisfactory 10 the reader.
And if he intimates again that Universal
lism is a species of intideiity, let him show
his grounds for the lntImaliDn. l would
advise him fur her, not " shield himself
behind a fictitious signature. but come out
like an honest man and acknowledge his
proluction-iL will look better in him
In conclusion. would say, that if he can
not bring himself to the task of examin-
ing again the entire book. perhaps it would
be well for him To show the world the fall
lacy of the following ten reasons for reject
ing tile Distinctive doctrine Of endless misery.
which are printed on the cOver OfMe book.
REASONS.
1 cannot believe in endless punishment
because
1. God is infinitely good. Endless tor
ment is an infinite eOH. An infinite evil
cannot proceed from infinite goodness.
9. God is Just God" There can
be no justice in the infliction of endless
pains for the sins of a few years.
3. Because it represents God as demon.
Can demon do more than inhict endless
pains?
4. Because God has commanded US to
lore our enemies. He never would have
given this command if he hatea Ais with
an infinite hatred. If he does SO hate his
enemies, are we under obligations to loVe
ours
D. because " God is love, JOHNNY.
8. and we have the assurance that "love
worketh no i'll to his neighbor." Rom.
xiii. 10.
6. Because the doctrine must eternally
clash with the elements of Gods nature.
7. Because in believing tie kruta the
subject rejoices with joy unSpeakabIe, but
in believing endless Punishment he can on
ly :9eep.
8. The Gospel is said to be the 't5read
of Coz" Is the doctrine Of eternal erf-
fering 5reud. for :ht Soui3 Is it not rather
worElwood!
8. Because the Bible declares that "the
Lord is good tnto ALL. and Ats teJstIs. r:.r-
cies are oVsr all las erorhs,' and that .'...
rgM no. ccst II torcrar." Psalm civ. 6.
Lam. ii. 81.
10. Because God sent his Son to recon
clle all M:nSc unto himself, whether they
be things in earth or things in heaven
Col. i. 10. 20. CIV. Q.
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ssHo! Am We that E1unger!''

aslSAslstglR .RsssiaIs Fas snGssfiss1 infa,%. ne,
the citizens of CIarksburg that lie has opened u
Bakery in the new brick building on Pike street,
aud keeps constantly on hand all articles in his
line, such Us Bread, Crackers, Cakes, COnfec-
Gionaries, etc.
He hopes by strict attention to business, and
charging moderate prices, to deserve the patro-
mage of the public.
November 18th, 1s52.-sm.
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IEprroR q rRopR,eToR.
VyHAOLE NO. 6s-
thousand dollars, then serve mo as yor

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- ~
lhe Nnssss :, ~ 49,
oa,onsss "..,s ass, - 49, ~ f,ns,s G al,ag.,h.-
produced powerful effect on men whose
4 hands were yet rseking with blood. They
all then stepped aside and consulted too
lgetheryin a low tone for some minutes.-
The baroness was left quite alone. but she
betrayed not the least wish 10 escape
She heard two or three thus express them
selves. :. Let us despatch, her and the
Il game will be up" She, however, scarce.
lily chsnged her color. for, the opposition
of the Others did notesespe her acute ear.
4 One. who was. probably the captain Of
the banditti; now advanced towards her.
He asked her twice or three whether
4 he nigh; rely on the truth OF what she
j said-whether She actually wished to be
be released from the tyranny Of her hns-
band and go with them, and whether she
was ready TO resign herself 70 one OF them
himself for MISUNDERSTANDING the lew
peaceful days they could enjoy. Having
replied in the Affirmative e all these ques-
tons having not only suffered the warm
embrace of the robber, but returned il,
! flor what will not necessity excuse z he
| ~ ttuktl bhlu q.
"Come along, then, and lead us around.
The d-l trust you ladies Of. rank. but
we'll venture for once. But let me tell
you beforehand, that if you were twice
as handsome Ms You are, this weapon
should cleave your skull the moment we
saw the least disposition TO escape or be-
tray us.'' - -
+" Then il will be safe enough: and 10
this were the only condition OF my being
lput to death. would ontlive you AL. and
even the wandering Jew. himself"
The baroness smiled when she prououn.
ced these words, and hastily aught upt the
nearest lamp as though she was as anri.
Gus as any Of them TO collect the plunder
and begone. She conducted the whole
company through every apartment. OPEN
ed every door. every drawer and, chest
assisted in emptying them and packing up
the valuables looked with the utmost in.
with the familiarity ofaS old acqaaintaHoo
10 each one of the horrid troop. and vii.
lingly aided with her delicate hands in
the most laborious occupation. q hi.A
Plate. money, Jewels. and other yalua.
bles were now collected together. and tho
captain Of the banditi was about giving
the order for marching, when his destined
bride caught him by tic arm. ..Did Inos
tell you," said she. ..thas YOU would not
ranent making, friend Of me and spaFinp
my life. You may, indeed have your fling
IN places you hnd OPEN Out ~ is q ,R'ey
you cannot come At treasures that are a
little concealed. DO you suppose that
among eoners SO iuil there are no no ser,c, Y,,
places LOOK mere, ana then you WIN
be convinced 70 the contrary.
She puinted To n secret eurifln in the bas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-15
DR.. HILL
The Celebrated Indian Doctor.

TAKES pleasure in announcing TO tho citizens of
Worcester, and other plnces that his office is at No.
III Main st. 49,
word to Young men and others afflicted with Semi
nal DeDlhty whether originating from certain desruc-
i've hablts or from my ulher cause, with the train Of
boOy ana mental evils which follow when neglected
should make nm early applications thereby avoiding much
ttouDe ana suffering, as well expense By This i'm
proved method of treatment, DR.. H. can safely guar
ah'ee safe and speedy IN al cases OF secret dis
ease mat may come under his care, matter how long
standing. thet sex are invited 10 his priyata rooms
wthou' Tear OF Interruption by Other patients, as hun
dfeds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
wen to reflect before trusting hei, health happiness
au ~ many cases t''ir Ines IN the hands Of phys
clans ignorant Of this cass Of malndes. II il certain
~ impossible for man to understand all the ils The
human family are subject TO-
YEARS or PRACTICE, excessively devoted 10 the
treatment and study II syphilis. Gonorrhma, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habiis Ieers unan the
body throat nose or legs, Pain In The Hend or Bones
and oil Mercnhhl Affections aud an Impurities of the
Blood, whereby the has become emf ebled
enables ths Dr. 10 oief relief TO all who ay mace them.
selves under his care.
~ Females AZ dlseas's peculiar 60 Pennies,
M suppressons Irregularities c. speedily and effect.
ually removed.
ar The French Perod al Drops and Pills. fot the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
DR.. Hills Preventative" for married lades sent In
any direction, from observation Price Al PER-
soma al distance may consult Dr. Hill Inv letter fooat
pao) describing their Case, have
p up qua forwarded TO any part Of the II states with
~ uu eApiieit directions for use Office nrfnnged
the DR.. F"'" ~" "''' p'''
9sy- oalce hours from 8 A. M,to9P.M.
Very respectfully, Dn q, A. HILL.
apls dn Office l2l Main st.. Woree Ver.
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The 7.2O A. NJ. train iron Providence, connects a
Worcester with me Express Trains from Boston fot
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester at 9.25
Am
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany, and alntermedate stations, which leaves WOr.
cester at $50 A. NJ.
With trains of the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich.
With trains fthc Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
With tians Of the tichburg and Worcester Rallroad
for Fitehburg Keene, Bellows Falls, &C.
Inc li.30 A. NJ. train from Providence connects al
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from Worcester Of all the above mentioned Roads
The 400 NJ train from Providence connectsnt Wor
ces;cr with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leuves Worcester al 5.55 7. M.
Win the Steamboat train for New York via Noryvich
which leaves Worcester al NJ "
With the trains Of the Fiichburg and Worr.stor n all
road, which leaves Worcester at 7.l5 r. NJ
The ii A. NJ. tram from Worcester connects at wo,
eesler with the morning trains from Norwich snrIno
held tilchburg, Nashua and Lowell NP''"s
Az frovldence with the afternoon trains fer Bos,ou
taunton, New Btdfofd Fall River and win Steam
boats for Fall River, and Newport
me 4l0 7 M train from Worcester connects nj Wor
at o'clock, A. NJ. ~" W."
Win the morning Accommodation Train from, Alba
ny, anu with the midday Accommodation Trains from
NT"ich, Springfield, FitChburg Nashua and Lowell.
~ rrIoFldehee with the Boso and New FORK Steam
oont ! ram lpr Now York via stonington.
me hS0 A. NJ ind AGO p. M. trains from Providence,
ana the 65OA. NJ and 4iO =. trains from Worcester
connect with the trains of the Norfolk County Raroad
at Waterford.
These trains also connect AT woousocket with coach
es Tor Milford and Mcndon.
~ Millvile with coaches for slattrsville nj VIII.
Tins With cOaehes for East Douglass and Mhitinsyilo
Al Fntnnm'swith coaches for Grafton Centre Nsu
England vage, and Upton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-15

F@Ce1macher'S Patent Hydro Electric VoItaic
CHAINS,
(tONsTRUCTED TO be worn under the garments ara
" the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity OF the present day. They relieve without
pain OF shock, the nstantaneonsly nervous mains
such us head, and tooth ache rheumatic Mains tie
doloeux &c and by their mild but continuous and ner
ceptcle action the body diseases of yeara standino
such as gout local parays sis, nervous Complaints y
er Diseases, &C disappear If by miracle They bave
been applied with the greatest success in MI dra.
iu dlseases IN children commonly called conyuIsions as
also IN cases OF teelhng under difficulties and dtsord
ers OF the bowels. Thoy precpitate metals from mai,
solutions ,decompose defect The naene,ic needle
m snort show all the Phenomenon of powerful yoliae
Ply, lhe Instruments producing these effects elgh
ABOUT TWO ounces, can b. folded up In a pocket hook
are always fedy for instantaneous use AMI viii las,
man ms Lifetime, for himself family, and his friends
hgansl lhai number oil diseases and complai in
which ma streaming eecircityis perfectly safe GER
tall', ana wonderful speedy remedy. The Price OF
complete thnn Is from 81 20 batteries SlO-S22 So
incredible MS may seem the above facts, any person
ohn easily convince himself before hand nj the deot nj
uFlr ruth The importance Of the invention has been
Acknowledged Ia America by the Academy of Mei.,no
OF New fofk, aud The Chains have been applied with
great success. in the Medical Colleges the Civ nolls
vue AMI Wards Island Hospitals, BROOKLYN civ Tns
pla &c In Europe by the Royal Colleges of ph,sic.
isn' ana surg one ~ London by The Academic Nation
ale de Medicine al Paris by the Imperial F.,nl,v n,
Viennai BY The Royal Faculty ut Berlin and othar .c
enhc institutions OF The highest order incmdlng ,he
principal hospitals IN Europe WV
The propretors are In porsession M ,.s,.....,- A..
thu same effect from all the above instittlnns n A.a
ice and Europe as well as of The mos ennen, MA dis
linKnlshed members Of the professon II, -, ~" s W.
phsres, and IN, tie the public 10 exnnins w" "e'
run aud Illustrated rlpons-ont far ne,.onu, ..a
ana one ~ scientific men-wh copies M ir.,jnnn,sl"
au nunpei OF cases cured In New York ANA Eurone
may be obtannd, gratis nj this oace Ta a nuaa1pIe
Mwaruea, ree 81 postage. any part az H. IfniteJ
aa y answer TO pre- paid inquiries containing three
NJ pO sss ,,, ssanps sTEiNEnT Sole Agent
g, Agenisin Worcester, CALDWELL, A. ijiiI 600 Main
myil d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-15
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DIR. G.. A. HILL,
No. III Main Street, Worcester, Mass,

No. l2l Main Street Worcester, Mass,
NNoULD say, that at great expense he has prepared
w rom The original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D.
while prnccing in the Hospital in Paris, under the i'm.
mediate o. servatOn Of the renowned RINDRD Of Par
is, and ACTON, of London.
Warranted in all 10 have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably tain to r7l ate the fe
male sy stem, and can be taken wit ..aLard re-
1efls warranted, OF the money returned. They are
known by hundreds Of emal in this country 10 be tbe
Only preparation discovered that has proved nva
riably certain in all cases.
S@2preSSoons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial Will convince the skeptieal and never
after viii they be induced to luke any other Ladies'
VINO Fave often been decewd by purchasing Pills and
Drops and nostrums from
Male and Female ImDOsters,
under the preieDce Of efecng cure medicines birh
IN nineteen cases out OF twenty have injurious
upon The SYSTEM without producing the desired result
or any sign O. it, should sbun these bpejs and use none
bnt the genuine
French Periodical Pills and Drops,
The efficacy Of which have been tested in a hundred
cases. and never failed TO effect speedy cure without
any bad result; The Pills aud Drops the result of ar
extensive practice and not discovered by accident To
eulogse their virtues would not add TO their merit
We would only say Try Them and if they do not prove
to be what they represented the money win be re
turned They Will be sent to any part Of the country
secure from ubse walton, by addressing (post pnid
On &. A. HILL, No. l2l Main strset
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle
Price. five dollars ianl7 dtf
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped.
ESTALS TARIE rnEs e 80

rFHE SNLAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
L utteaton to their Marbcited Icon, as one Of the
greatest discoveries of the age and for which they re-
ceiyed the GOLD WED4E At The last Fair of The
American Insiitute and liz MEDAL at The Fair of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ten in FEBRUARY and Mach OF tins year.
This inat ial having metallic basis is more dura-
bic nd cheaper than Marble lis representations Of
pecors stones and the choicest Marbles, in more than
sixty different varieties, exact and surprisingly
beautiful It Is capable of resisting greater degree Of
heat, and it cannot be injured by the action of acids
oil. SIIAS q HERRING
Tbs manufacturing department Of this Go. is under
the supeuniendenGe of T a i T.. Williams the in
veetnrS ct the system, and the e. ancal and general
business department that Of loan Ri sroN whom all
communications my be addressed at the Principal
Ware Rooms, 8l3 81 oadway. New York.
april tl;ncs
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad,
United States and Foreign Patent
ApannM

Office 80 State, corner of Congress STREET Boston
Tine undersigned, late Principal Exa miner in he
has just resigned his Office for the purpose OF establish
ing an agency in Boston for procurn. Patents in tins
and foreign countries.
s long ofclal connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and
with the history onvention in this and other countres
and hls experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, iusfes him IN
saying that his agency will offer Inventors all the
advantages of one located in Washington. and, in ad l.
tOn, those which result from residence in the mi Isl
OF mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all relating to the validity
DC OF PATENTS the novelty and patentabiity OF nven-
t0s ana IN the general department of Mechanical En-
neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings pIepaTed-
Caveats INSTRUMENTATION procured of applica
that have rejected upon nrenaed
papers-Cases OF Interference, and appca for ex
ien,ion and REISSUE prOsecuted, and, in general all
business connected with the Patent Office, transacted
with care and promptness.
British and other foieign popnts procured throuch
prompt and confidential agents. in London and Paris
The new law recently enacted 10 Great Br ain having
materially reduced the of obtaining patents In thar
kingdom, opens to inventors opportunity Of protect
ing their ris hts within the British realm, which they
have never before enjoyed Paien 5 are now granted
which extend over England Ireland and Scotland
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces
sary Information, and have their business transacted
by writing to the subscriber, post paid) without the
trOube and expense OF visit to Washington
He hegs leave to- refer those unacquainted with him.
to the following testimonials
From ne Examiners in The Patent Office
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
IN the United states Patent Office, have for several
years been well acquanted with Mr.. samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and take
pleasure in stating that he is gentleman of the highest
moral character OF unqueaioned knowledge IN the
business and practice Of the Office and that his scen.
ihc atiainmcnts are such emnently tit him for the
business in which he is about to engage.
HEHRY Is. RENwIcK n
J.. ID. GALE, FfMcPdf
j. II LANE. } pdntHerS
6sststant Eraminers-l. r. Peale Thos. Eve
ritt, z. seutheate smith, VIM Chauucy Langdon.
IRON long acquaintance, and intimate Official rea
tlons with Mr.. Cooper, fully an heartily concur in
ihe foregoing recommendation made by my late col.
Leagues VIM p. N. FIrzGERALD,
Ldfe Principal Examiner Of Patents"
From Hon Sherman Lekond Boston,
VI have been well acquainted with Mr.. Cooper for
many years, and have the fullest confidence in his
iaithlulness and integrity. ;. LELAND"
feb a--d3taw& wlamolvr SAMUEL COOPER
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Clothes Cleansed.

ID EPAlRED, Re dyed aud color improved, hv SYL
IL NESTER WILSON, Nol25 Main Street, rear Of
Slurtev1nt's Tailoring Establishment Worcester Mass
Mt w fhankial for past fayofs takes this mstht,J
py to wall upon all who will favor him with their pat
renage, Having had twelve years experience in u e
his patrons
HIS Prices Ovcrcoats, 81 90, Frock Goats IS cts,
Sack Goats Is, Pants, 81, SITS IS, Buff Vests. 80,
Caps l24. Every Garment C,eansc, by him is W ,r-
rapt'd 10 give satisfaction Garments sent Stage or
Express val be promptly attended For sale /. c.
Pasch's Spirits Of Soap. anal DIFF