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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-07
Western Virginia Conference, NJ. Il.
Church South. t-...


The following are the appointments oil
the preachers for the ensuing year:
CLARksBuRe D1sr.-WM. B1oKERs, P. E.
Clarksburg, S. H, Mullen.
West Milford and Weston, Geo. L. War
ner. 10 --
'Buckhannon, G. 6. Williams.
Chenille, I. A. West.
Braxton, Samuel Black.
West Union, B. F. Sedgwick.
PARKERsBURG D1sr.-S. KELLY, P. E.
Parkersburg. S. N. yaught.
Little Kanawha, P. HI. Hoffman
Williamsport, ]. w. Amiss.
Ravenswood, Lewis g. Woods.
Ripley. A. w. Thompson.
Point Pleasant, W. Kennedy,
Spring Creek, to be supplied.
GREENBRIER D1sr.-R. LANCASTER, P. E.
Charleston. W. H. Harrison
Mouth of Sandy, J. A. Golf.
Coal river, to be supplied.
Kanawha Salines. S. Hargiss.
Summerville, j, Brilliant.
Fayette, R. A. Claughton.
Raleigh, to be supplied.
Logan, j. Burfort.
Greenbrier, j. X. Hedges. S. Mallory.
Falls of Guyandotte, to be supplied.
GuYANDoTTE DIsT.-C. NJ. SULLIVAN P. E
Guyandotte and Marshall Academy, S
Field.
Barbersville, w. B. McFarlane
Wayne; J. II. Wright. B. Spurlock sup
Greenupsburg, w. Shearn.
Catlettsburg, E. G. Thornton.
North Liberty, S. A. Rathburn.
Big Sandy, J. Farmer.
Little Sandy, j. 7. Johnson.
Louisa, J. F. Medley.
Pointsville, w. Briscoe.
Tug Fork, Samuel Clank.
J. F. Vanpelt, transferred to Kentuck!
Conference.
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Turkey and Russ in.

Thirty years ago Russia was at war With
Turkey. As that event may possibly again
occur, it is interesting (says the N V
Tribune ito recur to the sentimen Is of two
of the most eminent men that existed al
that time, OF the merits of the question.
and of war in generally. jefferson. when
he wrote this letter, was 30 years of
age, and John Adams 90: -
MoNrIcELIo, June 4, 1898.
10 return to the
news of the day 1t seems that the Can
nibals of Europe are going TO eat one 9TH
er again. A war between Russia and
Turkey is like the battle of the kite and
snake whichever destroys the other,
leaves destroyer less for the world
This pugnacious humor of mankind seems
to be the law of his nature; one OF the
obstacles to too great multiplication, pro-
yided in the mechanism of the Universe.
The cocks of the hen yard kill one other;
bears, bulls, rams, do the same, and the
horse in its wild state kills all the young
males, until worn down with age and war,
some glorious youths kill him.. -
l hope we shall prove how much happier
for man the Quaker policy is, and that the
life of the feeder is better than that of tn,
fighter. 80. ss
And it is some consolation that The de-
ISOLATION by these maniacs of one part of
the earth is the means of improving tim
another part. Let The latter be our Office.
and let us milk the COW while Russia, holds
her by the horns, and the Trunk by tho
tail. God bless you. and give you health.
strength, good spirits, and as much of life
as YOU think worth having.
THOMAS JEFFERSON"
MR.. ADAMS REPLY. %
QUINCY, June, II, 1885,
DEAR SIR.-Half an hour ago L re-
ceived, and this moment have heard read,
for the third or fourth time, the best letter
that ever was written by an octagenarian,
dated june 1. .iA ,-.5A
"This globe is a theatre
of war, its inhabitants are all heroes. The
/ little cells in vinegar, and the animaloules
improper water, l believe are quarrelsome.
The bees are as warlike as the Romans
Russians, Britons, or Frenchmen. Ants,
caterpillars, and caukerworms are the on
ly tribes among whom 1 have not seen
battles and Heaven itself, if we believe
Hindoos. Jews, Christians and Mahome-
tans, has not been always at peace. We
need not trouble ourselves about these
things, nor fret ourselves because of evil
doors but safely trust the Ruler with his
Skies astelhe
John ADAMsn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-07
Doddridge County Correspondence

WEST UNION, September 5Lh, 1853.
DEAR SHIN fulfilling my promise,
send you a statement Of the transac-
tons of our County Court at the August
term.
The court commenced on the 92d,
{ 4th Monday, and continued in ses-
sion for Eve days, three of which were
occupied principally in ascertaining the
claims against the county. to be paid du-
ring the ensuing year. The following
were allowed:
Attorney for the Com'wth, $4,000
Clerk of the Court, 1900
Sheriff of the County. $500
Jailer Z" 5000
Presiding Justice, 5000
All other Justices, 1890
John Dotson on acct. of the pub
lie buildings, 661,e8
All other claims, $4,000
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Gupper's Glurkshllrg Resister
CLARKsBURG. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I, 1855

Equal Rights and Equal Law.,"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-07

pot and brush fall to the lot of apprerti-
ces and amateurs. To enable. them tc
hold out in the strike, their brother trades,
men are contributing material aid. They
are to have a great meeting at Metropoli
tan Hall tomorrow evening.
The Sunday amusements of the despe.
radoes who thrOng our city, continue as
dangerous as ever to those who venture
into the streets after night-fall. Last
Sunday evening, Mr.. SASH, an Italian re
fugee, who landed here a few weeks since
from the Sandman frigate, while standing
near his residence, in Frankfort ST., enga.
ged in conversation with friend, was
attacked and stabbed by some unknown
villain, who succeeded in effecting his
escape. He was taken to the City Hos
pital, where he now lies, but Slight hope
being entertained of his recovery. Mr..
SASH was one of those who had incurred
the hatred OF Austria, and whose lives
were consequently so insecure in Sardi-
mia, that the government sent them over
to this country in national vessel
While the vessel was lying in our bay
it was understood that ifficulties of some
kind had arisen among the refugees and
extended to the officers. 1t is to be hoped
that this was not the origin of the base at
tack on Mr.. SASH. The villain who com.
mitted the outrage has thus far escaped
arrest.
The great event Of the musical season.
the first concert of the veteran Julien,
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X. Il. R.-No. l.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is the first and only remedy ever recorded in ,b
Mt dlca History Of tie Nnr d. that las stop ed the
most violent pains in few sec ,ndS! 1t vii, sion tI
MOST SEVERE PINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LES and in
cure the most obstinate and painful kl uu,atic Ncr
Hous, Neuralgl c and bilious complaints in fpw
hours Internal aud Extern,I
1t never fails In giving instant ease to the most
to-menting and asoniz NJ pal, 5.
IL has cured. Ill Bin, ty out of q hurdroa-
rheumatism iii four hours: Aeuralyi. in one h,nr.
Irolp IN ten minutes; Di,rrea il fifteen minutes
To tn iche in one s.cnTd Sptsm in five iuinut.- ;.
Cramps i'll five minute $: Sick Headache j., ftt,
minutes: Chill Fever in fifteen minute Chill hf:nS
hive mlnutes Sure Throat liz four hours Iutlu.uz, in
one hour.
Spinal Complaints Stiff Joints, Strains. Bruises
Cuts. Wounds, Frost Bites. Cholera No, bus Dv>,,
trry. TIC Doloieux, ana all other com lau,s wb.,
There is severe pains. Railways elif will instantly
stop T. pain al d quickly cure the disease
SICK Raiwa, * Ee.,i, Relief ";
stop The most distressing pains in n few minutes
anu prevent ie.ewcd attas ks 1t will cleanse. and
Sweet ms the tOmach, and ucutraliz. the esnpnus
acids OF the SYSTEM
kiILUnArl>M CASES cURFD-1n the year 1851
hadway S Ready Relief cured 20 OOu cases OF kh.ur,
tism ill work 70. 600 cases of Jiheum,,i ~, l.;
hoston; 10000 cases of rheumatism in Phad.I,i,
e,U0o cases III Mich gam 5000 es Rheumatism
j.. Illinois.
So quick is Railways Re; dy Relief in curinr Rb.u.
matisin that niue patients out of every ten a,e re-
ese't from al pam in few minutes f -r tn. first
Applicant N; have known as LII INV as twenty nor
SONS III ay. who hav cal cd 1T our .tce II, toir
carriages 10 have the Relief applied v U.s. and in
FlFThkS MINUTES have walked awnyrj icing hat tl,ey
have b e., able once mere walk aIonc without tle
aid of stick crutch.
Pr.ce of r. X. Re ief % cents so cents and 81 ,cr
bottle. Each bottle TO be genui must IL mr. the far
sinIe signature of ROADWAY & 60. sod by Drur.;sts
every where.
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GLOVES! GLOVES. GLOVE!
PARKER has now a stock of

q PARKER has now a stock of L,d;.s, ona
~. gent emens' Kid and all kinds of Gloves in ali
.olors snd in all No of Bajous make with our sIam,,
in them.
C,mbs! Combs! Combs!
most beautiful assortment of p. rs Shell and Rp.
alo Dress Tuck C'bs English Iorn Buffalo and shell
dressing and il DRY tue teeth Combs
Uaar 6rushts! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes !
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; Tooth and nail Brush,s in treat
variety-very cheap. e'0''
Perfumery! Perfumery!! Perfumery!!
Extracts from every flower That blossoms. at 20
cents per bottle. Real German CO ogue. yrry fin.
frtsh cold cream, rose, musk, Lows brown indsor
Wa: hing Soaps. '0-
Shaving Materials
In this line we have taken great Mains n b,v
at oil ties. Fresh Shorin6 GRAM and Nili,ar,
shaving Cakes. Indeed in this depar mint Of our
Iade We pai.,cuissy invite the attention Of gentle
PARKER, Fancy and Perfudhcstcre.
Under Nation al Hotel
P: 8. In ten days We shall b .seeivias our sturk
or tha hodsyA thu Ia ~
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GEN1LEMENs REALY-U6DE CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods of first Quality.

Nv ALL d STEPHENS. II nnsylranit or au,. H..
'ceen a"d 10Th st''ets il. s. II, o., oSt ~ ian
HdH, NO AID spec fnly Invite lneml err Of Con re-
cu|ehS hd strangers. To their large and exile ,c
a:SH tment at RtADY-MADE CLOIIIl q and FIR.
NioiiiNG GODDS. hi N will be :ound 10 90 tie
most complete and elegant assortment Of fire and
"Shionahle Clot ing ever offered i'm this cit hi h
we are "ete II lned 10 sell AT tht lowest pic
an Iive on ire sa,i> fart on i'm III cages
Gentlemen rrefrrfing to have th,i. clothing made
10 orper, Viii please i've H. call, ulier. ih,y ran
lake their Sc 'c'i ms a large and ..lcyant A.
sr,.n"n, "t Ci"TllS. CASHMERE. AND yE>T-
iNS WIN we viii furni IN in tue Ia 81 sty'c make
a,'d hnfli, tw nt' per cent. CHEAPER than the s
shinst prizes. d,c6
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Ma "Wall, there's a row over there At

Ma "Wall, there's a row over there It
our house."
"What on airth's the matter, you young
sarpint?'
"Why, dads drunk, mothers dead, the
old COW has got a calf, SAILS got married
and run away with the spoons, Pete's swal-
lowed pin, and Luis looked at the Aurora
Borax till he's got the deli,ium triangles."
''What else upon airth -
''Rose split the batter pot and broke the
pancakes, and one of the Maltese kittens
has got her head into the 'lasses cup and
couldn't get it out, aud oh, how hungry
ann
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

NOV. on h md and Sale at Staff nerS Hall, adj
~ iii, 6 the Irving Hotel, very superior
lnent of standard mu IL and musical works, Ct every
style and vrlry-consistng {, publications. f. ON the
orator. S, leclons from the Ost Gmile ed Ops r.s
dc. We would also call attent on to stock OF
Cho al works for church service-aso a new work
entitled the singing School Companion consist NJ
, sacred and secul"r music. consider. u by eminent
judges the most superior work for the purpo:e
pub ishcd. Ca ut
jan II SrAT1ONER'S HALL.
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X. K. r No. ..

RAILWAYS RENUV ATlNG RESOLyENT
For the quick cure of ali Chronic and Scrof lions
Diseases. IL is powerful, searching and ,l,,ssn: il
cIeanses and purfies the BIZ" from ali &c, ofuIous
liumor>; it resolves away from tie bones and muscles
all deceased deposits it eccl ieS th fluids and solids
with health and st eng Ii.
1t Is warranted to cure-Scrofula: IIumors: Can,
GERS; Tunors; KicAe cts; Salt mi: Bronchial TIT,
mrs, hte swell M Syph1 j.; Epilepsy Jaundice;
Ulcers; Fever sorrs; Hacking Dry Cough
Iu either OF the above named d seases
WE GUARANTEE
that the patient will experie its powerful soothing
beneficial effects i'll u few hours after taking it.
CON oUMp1IVE Patients
will experience immediate relief after taking three
doses
IL IS DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.
Insten minutes after taking dose OF this pleasan
remedy the week and sckly invalid feels it's cit
Cal agency thrilling through every cell and cavern of
the sy>tt H. ipar'ing he nth and stren2t tn to every
organ, nerve and >ecretory vessel in the body.
Price of X. X. Il. No. 2, One Dollar Ter bottle
Sold only by the authorized agents.
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THIS d. urnai vi contain each week Twenty
etns o''s 70 uhils choice rearing ,ttrr, mpris
lag - ms OF ORR NIL and rai POETRY Tai r. lii
c'i and LITERARY aIii les News 10th or, IL, an
D'ihFS'c lie rce'rlin # nrgrcSs an our Stat.
Legislature and fun I'D on,p etc Week w. Sutnnla
~ 9" STATE If ii hilad J. his ;iarke r. in act
the " 1t KLY ENNsFLvA Ian viii c,ntsin ever. thin.
chi' ut Il 10 uInke l. a.ceta lie FAMILY T,s1rLR
10 oSc lln have teen the habit uf reading
TIE iENNSYLyANIaN, IL il uiites CESAR T., say his
> urna VIII inaint m the rel alton it has b. he, t.,
Dor as National iei, re.iy AMI TO div defe,ud
ing tile Constitute amt the non anst the attacks
of the fanatics of the Nor h ail ti, Il Suoni.ts of
the South. The carl mai PRINCIPLES the b. mo. rat {
will be Maintained in al. trir fr-- ne,s viz r.
and uriy and 10 u partmr. from che i,h,,i
dr riues, wiIk.d at. or Innovation tai rated
1t has been inued .tf TT M lke Il e Demo.
or ,tlc masscs re;adi people, ami plea Il t.,
find that they Becoming aud more O every
day. but OR desire is 10 make then ill mo stu
dinuS.
our Democratic lends tfrou .hout the Union arr.
called on 10 aid in inci easng the already wide
circulation Of tile WEEKLY Pc ASYLv1 NAV: ln So dr.,
ing, the Will not only he helping uS, but also adm,
i'll circulating Democ tic truti.S that wi. prUic.
glorious result hat our re ders may be persuaded
to hep us, We offer r. f. lowing inducements:
To CLUBS.
We Will sc I'd to on: al IeS<,
xix Copies for i've Dol as
Twelve Coz les for Nine liars
Twenty four Cnpi"s Sixteen Dollars
Fifty Copies for Ti.ir Do lars.
Single Copies Hn- Dollar.
AY- No ORDERS acW lie attended to u7ess QccomDa
MED by the Money.
Add ess Nm. Ii. HOPE. Publisher of the Wrrx1rx
PENNSYLVANIA, No. IS Suutn Third street Philai,J
phia.
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R. r. Il. NJ. 3.
RADW AVS REGULATORS

K. K. Il. M. 3.
RADWAY'S REGULATORS
Mild and pleasant in their operation to rpgula te the
Bowles and cleanse the system fiom all Putrd and
Acrimonious Ilum"rs
Good at all Times, Time Five Hours
small doses Regulate, Large doses Purge.
Take. in doses firm one t ciaht. they will cure
Costveness, Indigestion Sour Stom cb, Measles Liy.
er Complaint Dyspel sia Constipation of the Bowels,
Heart Burn Small Iox, Kidney Complaint.
fEvtRs OF ALL KINDS Typhoid, Pneumonia, Scar
let, Typhu:, Yellow, and Bill ms and in all cases
where the system is out OF order dose of the Rrgula
tors will regulate the Towels give tone aud ene,g y to
the Liver, and restore the natural health
Il. r. X. sold by Chas. Stott Co.. E,ry & rorri.
son and by the Drug lis generally. dec 20
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A CAT NURSING THREE RATS AND Two
KITTENs.-There is now on exhibition at
Wolverhampton, (says a correspondent of
Kids Own Journal,) curious sextette,
namely, a cat and three rats and two kittens.
They are all "sweetly affectionate. The
cat, fine animal, was in the stables of the
Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Sta
ton, Stafford road, where, in May last, she
gave birth to FIVE kittens. Three of these
we're drowned. The disconsolate mother,
finding her family reduced, discovered rats
nest, killed the parent and FIVE of her young
ones, appropriating to herself the three that
were left. These she conveyed to her own
bed, sucked them, and brought them up.
All this I" curious lot" is now to be seen in
one cage, "happy and glorious" The Cat,
let me add, has three legs.
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F. A. TU@ KER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NaTIUNAL IOTEL,
rs FULLY prepare il his usual st e, to suppl,
/ his customers an the public with tie ,ari as
art c!es OF W "ri'g apparel apptr:ain NJ t, gen
t!e,,an'- Var robe
Mem'e of 60, :rrsS and strangers visiting the
cit invited IT, call and nj Ne. his DDS, CON
sistins Cloths nf varinns gr drs, cnlots u.an,l-
,c5.r, and AL ,rts of Cas- sine: S, We ting &C. &C.
dee
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NJ Ii ROID ERIEs, KID GLOVES

~ "hu lIOsttry, such as henisrit.s f0
lfft, Inder Sleeves, Pocket III ,nGkrIchi f. Muffin
and Camtri Banis, Ldgings and Ips Rings white
a 81 ok " tIos-, white. blyc, n d O.
and Cotton Hoe, Kid, elk. Cashmerr and Thread
oioVes D general assortment of misses ~ chi
the new Dry Good Store n.
MAXWELL SEARS & COLLEY.
dec 10 mn av. bet ~ecn 9Th and 10th ets
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NJ. II. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier,

d ESPECTtULLf informs his u itnds and he pub
Ii Ii" gencraly. that he j. I.rppareI 10 cxerut.
work IN his pr fe.sion unciu J, IN 1T asr a.
soDab rates as T. can lie in VA hincton
Orders left at lis Toom Louisiana a.Spu. be-
tween 9Th and 1ih SITS, or at his Residence on c
reet OF has room, will &c, i've pi oml attn.
ton. dec u
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BI~ A Dutchman related a misfortun
which befel his son in the following manner
"Poor Hans! he bit himself nit rattle
snake, and wash sick into his ped for six
all his cry vas water water! and he couldn't
eat nothin' till he complained Of being a
leetle peter, so ash he could stand up on
his elbow and eat leetle tea."
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X. Il. K.
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS. |, >, AND3

RE so pr pared AS TO harmonize and act in nni
- son with each other Taken separately or to-
gether they will instantly stop pain, speedily remov.
Disease 'nd quiz hiy cue lis uSr. No pain can az
1t. or Disease aft ct the system while uLd,r their
Influence.
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S The lovers and advocates Of tenn
perance need only look at the present size
of the quart and pint measures to be con-
WINGED of the gradual decrease of drinking.
Punch.
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Hg~ Muggins has sharp porter This
chap returned from the post Office the other
day with Muggins' papers, and informed
that noted individual that there was letter
in the post office, which he couldn't get
Couldn't get it? Why couldn't you get
it you stupid ?" asked Muggins.
There's five cents to pay on it."
why didn't you pay for it?' asked Mug
gins, with indignation.
"Oh, 1 hadn't cents enough replied the
urchin, ginning archly.
"You fool % said Muggins, storming,
"here, take this five cent piece and get that
letter in little quicker than no time-ieave!"
"No use, tell you,'' replied the fellow,
"t they won't let me have it,"
s.The dickens they won't-rd like to
know the reason?" said Mugguins, now tho
roughly angry.
Bekase," replied the fellow, looking
back to see that the door was open, "he
letter aUasn't for you."
The chap retreated from the room sud-
denly, while an ink stand followed his nog
gin, at speed of about ''54 4O!"
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS.

~ D" p~lrs Ribband-loumd Blankets
100 do Common Blankets I'll sizes
20 do Cry. Blue. and led Blankets. all sizes
Ii'en and Cotton Sh citing
Ahte, Erl, and Blue tlamreIs
Together with general assortment of DRY Goods
WM u. RILEY.
dec 16-3t corn.r sth Il nd orr On 70 n, rk.t
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DK. RCHISI'S UrEhINE CATHOLI
J CON The r ur, or of the above is now fully
tstah rd as being able to cure nine tenths of all
Uterine Diseases. Price 50 rer hottie. For sale fy
s. X. SYLVESTER.
dsc16 Chemist and Drussst, cur6f u and 9th IT.
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Philadelphia Type and St rsotype Foundry

Deter med to spare no exl en.c III maklng Their
establishment as peril ct us pos iblr they We re.
Gently got up complete set of the justly LIBERATED
CoTCH CUT Letter. tiom Diamond to English, to
which they particularly invite attention.
Having lately made numerous additions to their
stock Of Fancy Tyres, BORDERS. Ornam ns. &c their
assortment is now unriv ,lcd i" The United States;
and their impro,e methods of casting, and of pre-
pairing metal, enable them to furnlsh orders in
manner to il sure .atifaction.
Printing Presses Cases Stands, Chases, Galleys
Ilin,ing Ink and every rtirle used in rintiDg Of
fee, constantly on hard, at the owest rates.
secondhand Presses. and Type used only In serco-
tyl ing, at reduced prices
Books Pamphlets Music. Labels. &c, &c, stereo-
typed With correctness and despatch
n. d. Pr eimen Books vii be sent to Printers who
wish to make orders l.. JOHNSON l. CO.,
dec 2o- No SAMSON street.
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TIE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES

lie MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES
large Weekly Journal of sixteen
pages, edited by RICHARD SToRLs WILLIS.
and which The best musical composers and
writer's in this country make their medium
OF communlcat on with the pubic, contains
..uring the year 2O9 pages tor % WORTH of
the very best music ut Il kinds: also bril-
liant and instructive Essays on Music: a
complete course of familiar instruction in
harmony, which any body can understand ::
IL Vast amount Of attractive musical reaciur
anecdotes and sketches of celebrated mu
sicians, of musical history, &C.; the most
fearless and truthful critcsmsms of must
Cal publications and performances. and
the very pick and cream of Musical News.
Novelty, and Incident, both foreign and
the whole forming the complete and valua.
bic record Of Musical Art it is possible to
obtain. The wants of Country Choir<, and
of ladies Wishing for new mdsic, but who
are not living near music stores, are especi-
ally attended 10.
TEEMs.-One copy, So; two copies, So
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