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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27
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FI-.-I,I1.r-s lI.,- DIR. Hoofiandss ~ n
CELEBRATED, GERMAN BITTERs.
fRErARED BY sfTIt
fol DIR. C.. MaJAcKSON. lt,l9 "a g
~ No Oh Arch Streef ph;iaa,lnb;a NC

. scsNo.l 2h Arch Street. philadelphia &C.
Their power oyer the above discusses is not cs-
eelled, ~ eqqalled, by any other preparation in
eno onl,ea States, as the cures attest, in many
Tbssa ssnl ai physicians had failed.
.i;5s P sassers are worthy the attention of in
ion Of dseases a great ire virtues in the recticas
@ Z, o., LIVER and lesser glands.
80 ,,5 ,S powers in weak
- sao organs they
..a i,'...'l
NJ, 800, go S. =. e ids
49,, D.. D...us oa-ot'o' says " ~ :
f1o w. - -, - {. 1'u ~ Dt.IeIS.
go + VIC what are
'etueu l"'esie ieulei'es' 10 .e ecohnaence ana
patronage oi our Tearers; ana therefore when We
IN. ~ Dl. ~. m herman bitiers we
WISH ~ 10 nc uisuncuy UNDERSTOOD tnat weare not
sPeahing Oh tue nos.ruhs OF the day, that are
hoiseq aOout Tor briei period ana then forgotten
M gone laeir race OF mischief,
put OF heIlcine long ss,ap,lspea, uniYe rsally
ana MiSn nus met te nearly approval Of
inc :, lac ,t. itseii.
oeSu W Sekin, OF inc -oth OF august said
y III; n9onahd Sernan biterss manufactur-
ca by Dr. Jackson, are now recommendedby some
OF the most prominent members oil the fncnltyas
an IricIe OF tnucn eiilcacy IN CASES OF female
VIZ 11ssois OF depitated constitutions
". II MS TO their health
tbcI VOL .'e Statutory eiiset
I r. 'Moarn Esn - - ,,.a ns,,,. NJ. a4.-
DR Hoor, ,,,nsS Grn,,,,, p,y.s. :, s1ys;
trying this ,neJicn farn .sre
ease of The hoves mud cav Nil, ,s,, uis
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Oils, 'EaIlow, Grease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint.
900 BARRELsMAClNERY OIL. Price 4

OCjU cts. per gallon.
$500 gallons Do do
in casks of various sizes. do
200 barrels boiled paint oil. do SIS
5000 gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes. do do
$50 barrels tanners oil. Various kinds and quail
tiles, from 50 to go cts. per gallon.
1900 gallons in casks of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from So to so cents per
gallon.
so Tons Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings, and
coarse machinery, in barrels or casks, of any
consistency required. Price cents per lb.
50Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the
lowest market price
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather, and considered by those using
it equal to Sperm oil.
Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linsced oil, other
than for white.
1 am constantly receiving large supplies of the
above named articles, and my motto is, ''Small
profits and quick returns.''
II. F. POND,
Sc Water ST., (uuder the Pearle st. House,)
New York.
New York, Dec. II. 1s5l-tf.
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Cheap Window Shade
DEPOT AND MANDATORY OF

DEPVT AND MANUFACIURI OF
~ L. MILLER Sc CO.. s. W. Corner of Arch
VI. and Second streets. PHILADELPmA.
EVERY VARIETY OF SHADES, Wholesale
and Retail, such US Scroll, Flower. Gothic, Wig
nette Oil and Dry Landscapes, to be had at the
lowest prices for quality work. Orders for Gilt
Plain Store, LetteIed and other Shades, executed
ut the shortest notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give US a
trial. WE Will TRY TO PLEASE.
Brasses, Trimmings, etc., always on hand.
Remember, s. W. Corner SECOND and ARCH
esrsets, PhiladslPhis. r..lo
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Rare Chance for Agents.

A GENTS WANTED to canvass the several
"A counties of this State for the sale Of YEbeH's
MAGNIF1cIEHT PoETRAITs OF WASHINGTON d
JACKSON, which are just issued. One or moro
counties secured 70 the first applicant. A capital
OF $50 alone is required, for which amount tho
canvasser receives framed copy of each portrait,
put up in unique and portable box. These
great works Of art are sold only by sDBsoHIeTIos
and y smart canVasser cannot fail 70 realize
handsome remuneration for his labor,
e For terms, de-, apply (post- paid1 70 the
proprietor Of this paper. se29 Sc.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27
McIntosh,s Howard House.
lAIE MHEATElEl d HOTEL

Corner of Baltimore ~ Howard street.
rINlllS Hotel has lately been enlarged and i'm
cidedly one of the most comfortable Hotels in the
city and the proprietor ever anxioOs and ready to
accommodate, pledges himself to spare no pains
to render every one comfortable that may favor
him with a call. To the patrons of the old House,
he returns his sincere acknowledgements for their
very liberal patronage, soliciting continuance Of
their favors and the travelling public generally
JOHN MCINTOSH, Proprietor.
Baltimore, July 1st, 1S52.-1y.
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Notice.

'AE undersigned having returned to Clarlrs-
Il burg after an unavoidable absence of q few
months, again respectfully tenders his profess
slonal services 70 the citizens of the town and
surrounding country. Satisfactory testimonials,
as 70 Qualifications, DC, can be seen by calling
a. my Office ON Pike street, one door east of the
fonndsry- l. F. CAMPBELL, N. d.
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DR.. j. H. CarroHI,s

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG AND
w MEDICINE STORE, BUCkHANNON,
UPSHUR Co., Va.
DR.. C. keeps constantly on hand and for sale.
large and general assortment of fresh and gem
uine Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Dyc-StuffS
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putcnt Medicines, Dem
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, Pcrlumery
Physicians, Dealers, Fuers, Dyers, Hatters,
and others, will be supplied with every article in
he line ut the lowest market rates.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27

Whatever concerns the health and happiness Of
the people is at all times of the most valuable i'm
portance 1 take it for granted that every person
viii do all in their power to save the lives of their
children, and that every person will endeavor to
promote their own health, at all sacrifices. l feel
it my duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS
according - the opinion of tbs most celebrated
physicians, are the primary causes of large ma
liable. If you have an appetite continually chan
geable from one kind of food to another, bad
breath, pain in the stomach. picking at the nose,
hardness and fullness of the belly dry cough slow
fever, pulse irregular-remember that all these
denote WORMS, and you should at once apply
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27

re He is an idle boy that goes like a
top. 70 longer than he is whipped.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27
Cakes, ConfectIoneries. &c,

- forms the citizens of Clarksburg, that he is
prepared, at a few days notice, TO furnish PAR
TIES, WEDDINGS &C.. with Cake. Confac-
noneries, or anything in that line, in the yeev
best style, and at reasonable rates. fehIo
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27

A LARGE lot OF CHEAP TIN WARES ~
finland, and still manufacturing. - =
CIV SMITH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-27

An article founded upon scientific principles,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
heinz. perfectly safe when taken and can be given
to the most tender infant with decided bene fetal
effect, where bowel complaints and diarrhCea have
made them weak and debilitated, the tonic pro-
perties of my Worm Syrup are such that it stands
without an equal in the catalogue of medicines,
in giving strength and tone to the stomach, which
makes it an infuliblc remedy for those afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA. The astonishing cures per-
formed by this Syrup, after physicians have fail
ed is the best evidence of its superior efficacy over
all others
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05
Apology No. 2.

WWE regret exceedingly, that from
unavoidable circumstances, we are compell-
ed to postpone the Enlargement Of our pa
per, for short lime. Having no Railroad
running directly to our village, We are disap-
pointed not unfrequently in receiving articles
ordered from abroad, and it Is from this cir
cumstance, that we are unable to fulfil our
promise. In FIVE weeks timc, owever, our
volume will be closed, and at the commence
ment Of our second volume, we will show
our friends that we are IN earnest In this
matter. II they will do their part we prom
ise that We will do ours.
To know that ones effort Is apprecia-
ted, incites him to action with renewed Wig
or. As an evidence that We have done
something toward tho establishment of
Press in Lancaster District, which meets with
favor from abroad, we give two notices from
our exchanges, received last week. These
notices arc commendatory, and we value the
good opinion expressed by the geatlemen
conducting these papers, the more particu-
larly us they were unsolicited, and We had
no right to expect such marks Of kindness
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railroad from yevberrv G. H.to I..,. =. r.
H. and again one partly completed stom
the junction Of the csmdsn branch Of N.
8. c. Railroad to Wilmington /; then wa hs.r
ofthe N. Eastern Railroad, Chsraw and Oar.
iiington railroad; Union and Spartanbuse
railroad Kings Mountain Railroad ; and Of
the Rabun Gap railroad. This latter project
il one Of great magnitude. II 10 TO connect
Charleston with the Ohio River, and Il 10
urged that It will bring all the trade Of the
great West to our metropolis. Now we are
prog ressivo man In this day Of Railroads,
Steamboats,, Magnetic Telegraphs and Nov
ing tables; one cannot be otherwise or he
would be run over but still, we are opposed
to the State subscribing so largely to thi.
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be kept where they are, and as they are,
rather than tempt them bither, to share
and deepen tho horrors Of Northern pov-
erty, which is the inevitable. result of
bringing them within that competition
where they are such unequal competitors.
We here, in the North, have sins enough
Of our own, to use up whatever spirit Of
paryer and philanthropy there may be in
our midst. And we are Inundated by
the thought that, in whatever degree we
may transport these good things, we beg
gar our home market, and leave our own
poorest classes at pitch of wretchedness
n hundred degrees below the slave of the
South. Let us be just at home rather
than imprudently generous abroad. There
are ten thousand children to-day in New
York, growing up in ignorance, idleness,
and crime, who might, by slight expen.
diture, be put to work where they might
earn at least t'Oenty cents day. There
aggregate wages would amount to nearly
one million Of dollars a yedr-a sum
which would be more than sufficient to
give them all the blessings Of competence
and education, and redeem them from tae
life Of invitable crime that awaits them.
There are hundred other similar fields
for Northern philanthropy to mark in here
at home; and We respectfully suggest that,
while our acknowledgements prayer meeting,
for the fat jolly slave of the South, they
forget not the thousands of poor, and
wretched, and ignorant, who are perish.
ing in hunger and crime at their owr
door-Neao York Democrat.
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- - 80
THE LANCASTER RAILROAD

A 7 meeting ofthe Commissioners an
"A pointed at Lancaster Court House, by
the Charter, to incorporate the Lancaster
Rail Road Company, the following resolu-
tons were passed and ordered to be publish
ed:
Resolred, That the Books Of subscription.
to the capital stock ofthis company De open-
ed for the Camden route, Chcsteryilie route
and Ridgeway route. on the first Monday in
February next being the Tth day of the
month, and kept open for sixty days, closing
on the seventh day Of April next, at the fol.
ing places, and under the directions of the
following commissioners
At Lancaster Court House, g. G.
Dixon Barnes, T. X. Cureton,, Jane, III.
Whherspoon, Thomas w. Huey, VIM. Me.
kenna, w. G. Cnuthan, John Adams, w. A.
Moore, II. X. Price, and James Robinson.
At Camden, sc.
John Rosser, w. Thurlow CASTOR and
Enoch Tryon. ....... -.
A. Wiansboro, s. C-Samuel j. Barklsv
j.. q. Hammond and J. NJ. Rutland.
Al Chester Court Hyuse. 8 CJoh,A
Bradley, Samuel MeAllily and C. n. Melton
AZ Columbia, s. C.-James v. Lyles, J.
Caldwell and John G. Bowman.
Al Charleston, s, C.-S. 8. F.nar, jane.
l. Chambers and Frederick E. Fraser.
At Ciy6urn's Store, Lancaster Di,tr;c,.
7. l. Clyburn, Uiah Williams, and An.
drew Johnson.
AZ Flat Rock p. q. Rsrshap Distriel-
William Kirkland, Wm. Fletcher, and less.
Truesdale. s'''
Az MoGafs Old Store, Chester Disyict-'
Lewis A. Beckham, w. A. Roseborouph and
J. b, McGill.
Al Liberty Hil, 8. C.-John Brown. l. q.
Patterson and VIM. c. Cunningham.
AZ Munroe, " CD. III. Coyinpton. w.
w. Hart and J. NJ. Stewart.
~, AZ WL,on's Store, Union County.-Hugh
Wilson. Wm. Crow, and John WaIkup.
DIXON BARNES
Tx. CTRETON,
IH. .WITHERSpOON
commissioners THOMAS w. HUEY.
at - VIC. CAUTHAN,
Lancaster c. H. JOHN ADAMS,
w. A. MOORE,
.... #. II. r.. PRICE,
lsJAMEs ROBINSON.
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Some short time ago, in walking down
our principal street one morning, we found
a man, (who IL was said was North Caroli-
nian0 busily engaged near one of our Ho
tells, placing up placards, for q show, which
was to come off in day or two. Said .
friend, when we were in hearing distance Of
the said North Carolinian, TO him :---a Mr.. b.
here Il Mr.. Bailey, our Editor" OF course,
thought we, he wishes to see us, and replied
that we were that individual.
Mr.. B spoke to us very politely, and
kindly handed US ticket of admittance 70
the show. After few casual remarks he
said -" In North Carolina we call your
tribe inips."
Brother Whitaker, this Is gospel fact In
writing the article you allude to, we had for
gotten the expression was Gimp" and stuck
in "wizard." After our PAPER was struck of
we mentioned in our Office, the mistake we
had made. ..,. .......-
P.S. We will probably pass through
your section Of country in about q month
and will do ourself tho pleasure Of calling or
you. Any good segars, &c.!. .-,-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05

~We would call attention to the ad-
vertisement Of the . Tempeanse Advocate" !"
This Journal, It will bo perceived. is rcmov-
cd to Camden, and Is now under the sole
~''"'yo va our HrcIIu w arren OF me Journn,,
We do not know one In the State, into
whose hands the Advocate could have been
eonhded. who would do it moro justice than
Dir. Warren, who Is whole souied temper.
anee man, and will 60 ahead without any
tagging BY the way-side. Temperance men
should sustain the Advocate, but We fear
from the frequent changes it must have been
in dropping coalition. Come to the rescue,
temperance men, and give Bro. Warren an
eridence Of your hearty cooperation.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05

TEE editor ofthe Giraffe calls upon us for
an explanation Of the word Wizards" az
applied TO the Editors OF North Carolina
Now, Brother Whitaker, we made slight
missake|in Supplying the term@ Wizard" to
your tribe, bat In order 10 clear ourself of
the responsibility, and at the came time 10
prove our honesty Of purpose we will give
you the whole circumstance from Alpha 70
Omega" how the sd exgfessiop first reach
ed our ears.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05
sOUTH.CAROLINA
TEMRERANCE ADVOCATE.

YNHis Paper having been removed to
IL Camden, and placed under the man
agement and control Of the subscriber.
will be published regularly every week on
and after the 9th of January.
The paper is designed as the Organ Of
the Cause Of Temperance, embracing err
~ Order and Organization. It will be n
Miscellaneous Family Journal and Aor;.
cultural Paper, and the aim Of the pre.
sent proprietor will be to make Il in every
respect worthy the confidence and ann
port, not only Of Temperance Men, but o.
the reading public generally.
1t Is earnestly hoped that all who feel
an interest in its success, will, at once. use
their influence to accomplish it, pesman-
ent establishment.
TERMS 90 IN ADVANCE.
Subscription for six months received A.
the same rate. in each case the CASH
must accompany the order, and all letters
by mail are expected "a be prepaid.
80 Those who have paid the former
proPietor in advance for the wear 1880
will be furnished with tie paper until the
Tune for which they have paid expires.--
The accounts for 1852 having been trans
fsrred to the subscriber, those who are In
arrears will oblise him by remittin9 the
amount ir.msdiateiy. AddFess =
T.J. WARREN, Camden. sc.
December cath, 1852.
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We attended the sale Of negroes belong.
ing to the estate Of the late s Reckham, on
the 23d oflast month and were somewhat as-
tonished at the high prices paid for negroes
Negro men brought from eight hundred
to one thousand dollars, the greater number
at or near the latter price. One, "a black.
smith, brought SLABS.
At hiring which took place here, on the
LIST inst, field hands averaged from SlIo to
$780,, and blacksmith S229 for one year.
A negro woman we had occasion to pur-
chase the other day, cost us $1,000!
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For THE EEpGER.


Mr.. EDITOR I'm pcrusing the Cnrolini-
an Of the 3oth Of Dec, we were forcibly inn
pressed with the undenia5le truths contained
in the following remarks made by the New
York Democrat" in reference to the DISCUS
ting and hypocritical parade Of christian be-
nerolence and philanthropy, so freely lavish
ed by our " God.fearing brethercn Of the
North, upon us deuil-serring sinners of the
South.
1 have thought it would be we'll for your
readers generally, who may not have had an
opportunity of ,oitnessing the fruits Of Nor
hern Slavery, to favor the following ex-
tract with acarcful perusal. In the name Of
justice and ofpat:iotism ask, will the South
erer awake to a proper sense of her danger,
and to proper appreciation of her rights
Yours, &C.,
LANCASTER.
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Communications.
FoR THE LEDGER.


Sir, I discover in the Ledger Of the 22d
instant, that my name has been announced
a. q candidate to represent the first Congress
sional district in the State of South Caroli-
m.
hope, sir, am not insensible ofthe obliga-
tons am under to my friends and fellow
citizens for the past favors and confidence
they have reposed in me, and however anx-
ious to comply with their wishes in the dis
charge of every public trust they may con-
fide to me, with all the energy and ability
possess, yet Eops they will not charge me
with insinccrity when say, they have very
much over-estimated my abilities in the pres
ent instance. therefore hope to Be oxeus.
ed from running at this time, and more es-
pecially from the following considerations
lst. My acquaintance in the lower sec
ton ofthe Congressional District Is quite
limited, und the near approach ofthe election
viii not afford me an opportunity to extend
II, nor even to consult them by correspond
ence or otherwise, which deem essential in
such matters.
I'd. Such Is the situation of my pecunia-
ry affairs as to require my personal atten-
ton at this time. / hope my apologies will
be perfectly satisfactory to my friends and
fellow citizens, and that they will accept Of
my most sincere thanks, for the high opinion
and good feelings they entertain toward me,
remain your most obcdient servant,
PIT. HAMMOND.
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Fire.

A TtRE, from which rather serious conss-
quenees resulted, occurred in tho upper part
Of our District, week ago. Near the store
Of hessrs. Taylor and Curry, in the Wax
haw section, gin house containing about
twenty-five bales Of cotton. was entirely con-
sumed. Some little boys had been playing
in the GIN house with lueifsr matches, and
II is supposed that from the ignition Of the
the ire occurred.
The house was owned by Mr.. Faulkner
but the cotton by Taylor e. Cuney.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05

An OUNCE 90 yAcs, b worth pouad' OF
theory: and ths swarm ef conclusive fsets
that cluster round thas ineemparahls psspar-
alton, Hoodaa4'a Gsrmaa Rittsvs, prepared
BY DR.. q. ~. yaekson, Philsdsiphia, sxtab-
iiskiag its vaine ~ tonie and restorssiye,
are saeh as would yseveat inersdality iisslf
ftem questioning ~ sfiieaey. lnaIl eases Of
Diseases o. tie stomach. whsthsr aeuts or
carenic, n may be rseommendsd fov lie
soothing. cordial, and renovaiing iaiiassce
DyaPepoia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nan
sesr nervous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c
are rslisved By The bittsrs In . very shor
space Of ursa: and perseverance, n their
- neser Eiis 70 verks thoroaeh cure.
49, o2---ers