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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
Contents of dc 1st volum


The lst volume of the Register will contain the
following interesting matter.
The Virginia resolutions of '9S; Address to the
people accompanying tho same: Answer to the re-
solutions of '8S by tho States of Delaware Massa-
chusetts, Now York, Connect;cut.New hampshire
and Vermont; Kentucky resolutions of 9S; Ken
tucky resolutions of 'sSi Mr.. Madisons report
AR. Galhoun's addressi Nr. Jetferson's drauGht
of Kentucky resolutions (oTiginUl y Mr.. JEtfor-
sons letter to Mr.. Giles Jetferson'E protest for
Virginia Legislature Chief Justice Mashall's
speech in the case of JonnthHh Robbins; State
interposis;on AIr. Calhoun's opinions Origin
oftho term notification Opinion of Chief jus
ticc Tilgmau: An unconstituti 0unl law void :
Chief Justice Marshal on the same subject; The
Supreme Court the final aTbiter, Mr.. Madison
and Mr.. Jetferson's opinion with carefully pre-
pa ed authority from other sources Chief las
lice McKcan's opinions F; j Judge Rcane,s opinion
Majority and minority, rights and duties of ;
Opinions of Gen. Sumter; Free trH6e-Dr. Frank
lin and DIR. Chnnning on the same Direct taxa
ton discnsscd-its application to this country.
de-, &c; States rights resolutions in relation
thereto by Pennsylvania, Virginia Georgia. South
Carolina, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Maine,
Ohio New York.
~ The above table ofcontents embraces doc
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ly TO obtain the above documents entire. We
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KANAwuA CorNrr, VA,

Nm. ZURIEL LEwfs. Dear Sir:-Ar your re-
Iuo-tund my pleasure. do not hesitate to give
Won my opinion Of CIts. Ross Conical Burr
Stone Mills Oncof these Mills. No. in size,
has been attacked to the engine in cooPcr's shop
III Which am Interested, where it has been full.
iv tried and worked well. aud am satisfied
made the best corn meal saw: and as far
know. has given substitution to all who have
r. f. uANSFORD
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LAUREL PoIxr, MoSoNeALIA CO.. VAL

Ma ZuRTEL LEWIS Dear Sir 81 take pleasure
in info: ming You that have far tested the
Conicul Burr Stone Mill that yon have put in
operation for me. and l assure Won that it
more than SuStains Your recommendations, as
have ground FOUR bushels of Corn into fine meal
in less than fifty minutes. and believe that
can with four good horses grind FIVE bushels of
corn in an hour. Two horses will d" tolcrnblc
business but three or four will do better My
meal they get from my mill and say tn It it is
SUPERIOR To any that they have ever had tr"m any
OTHER mill. | avn fully satisfied that if the val
ne "t th Sc mills generally known that thcy
won, soon 2 into General usc. They can be
KEEP in "slcr hy almu-- amy person. wiiiiust
say that my opinion in regard 20 those mills.
Corresponds with The certificates from many Oth
crS who are using them.
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j. F. Il. wHEELER.
Life insured for Two Dollars.

BALTlMoEE, EUtnN street, Dec. LIST. 1901.
Messrs. j. w. Bond SS Co.-GcntieInnn AL
low me to render to youmy most heartfelt thanks
Mrs. PnAlsS uA's CANDY, which purchased from
you My wife has been afflicted for several years
with severe pulmonary complaint, nttendeSlwith
the skill Ofseverai oiC most eminent I,hysi-
Clans hut Mrs. Pharnum's Candy has come ont
of the trial triumphant she had not used oycr
two dollars worth before she was entirely feliov
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
ElcctrO-GnIVamic Rings.

AIlCSNlOoSNIN dOl ~ ~ = -
TTNO those persons who are afflicted with Fits
1 rheumatism or Gout it is especially recon-
mended; Is perfectly hurmcss. and may be appli-
cd in all with the greatest safety. Its Ell
cHcy is undisuuted. never having been known to
full in producing immediate relief and ultimate
cure. Its influence on the nervous system is =
tonishing: in short ii has received the apprUba-
ton of the most eminent of the medical profess
sion, who have pronounced it to be the most inn
P"rtant of modern scientific inventions. Price
JOHN II. MURPHY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
Books for the Ladies'.

THE new Cook Book, by Sarah ]. H lie.
i Modern Cookery. by Elizabeth Acton.
Practical Cook Books, by Mrs. Bliss.
Economical IIousekeeper, by Mr.. f. A. Ha-
roland
Sk'lful Housewife Book. by Mrs. L G. Abel.
Family Kitchen rdner, by RObt Buist.
AlsU-The Family Receipt Book, tOgethe-
with many other excellent works on Cookery aud
domestic uff,irs. For sale by y. F. BARNES.
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(Sicncdl

Price tVen.y-fve cents per package or tive
packages for 81 ,oe. For snic by 4 f ARNES
Clnrksburg, Va, andDruggist and Storekcepers
generally au24 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
800 Agents Wanted

$1,000 y YEAR.
WANTED in every county of the United
' States. active and enterprizing men. to en-
gage in the sale of some of the best Books pub
lished in the country. To men of good address
possessing small capital of from $25 to 300.
such Inducements will be offered as to enable
them to make from 81 to 81 a day profit.
~ The books published by us are useful in
their character. extremely popular and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. address (postaee paid
LIE RT E GETZ.
No. lSe North Second Street PhiIadeIphia, Pup
fishers o. SuhScrintion Books. AMI Ii
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Clarksburg, July IL, 1884.
Cheap Cash store
Ar TIE NNES- ENI1

DRICHARD. son 81 Co.. have Just returned
i from Baltimore with entirely new and
choice stock cf Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware.
and evcry article usually kept in country store,
at the old stand, on Pike ST., At tho west end Of
Clarksburg.
Having adopted as shei, motto. 's small profits
and quick pay" they will sell goods at a very
small advance on cost and carriage. for Cash or
Country Produce, for which the highest market
price will he given.
The public are respectfully invited to give US a
call, as we are satisfied that they will find our
teIms at least favorable rs those of any other
merchants in town.
May 10th, ls54.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27

Sign and House Painting.
ME subscriber offers his services TO tile pnb-
j lie in the various branches of House and
Sign Painting, Granting, Gliding, DC, which
he is prepared to execute in neat aud durable
manner. All orders entrusted to him will be
attended to promptly, and iu workmanIfke
cIa1tsburs. Juu ale. 1ss1Iy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
BOOKS.

u With new rud large supply of Books
which. together with oar former stock, makes
IN excellent variety of School. sCiassicul aud
miscellaneous Bo ks. The residing community
rc respectfully invited to call aud examine them
--stnd w are confident they will find something
10 their taste that Will amuse aud instruct.
a. F. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
Fresh Arrival of Spring
and Summer Goods.

YNHE subscriber has Just received full sup
Brick store on Pike street. including n fine as
Sortment for Spring and Summer wear.
His stock embraces choice lot of Cloths, Cas-
Simcres. VestingS, &c.
Linen and Cotton goods of all kinds-particu-
lar attention is called tn his stock of domcstics
y great variety of Calicoes ofexcellent quality
and choice colors.
Groceries of all kinds. at the lowest prices.
A general assortment of hardware of the best
qualify.
Fish of various kinds, very cheap.
The citizens of Clarksburg and the surround
a call. Us am determined to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. T. s. PRIM
~ All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come forward and make settle
ment, as further indulgence cannot be given.
May Sd, ls5-oc1s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27

lily NOtlOmS.
w Z you'd call the attention of Merchants and
Others, to our large and wen selecteII sti
sale or retail. - "HH4e-
Fishing tackle, Dc LOGAN .s57 ~ 4S sa41ts,
FsiTnont, July =. - IN.
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Medicines
Triumph OF ScTeTl e.sss

MRS. PEfAHN MSS COUGH CA NIJY
Wonder and blessing of the Age.
fzt0EssEIS, COLDS ANDHO sRsENESs CU
" RED IN FROM ONE 10 Tyvo Hours
MIS- Pharnnmls Cough Candy is se6nnoseii OF
twenty-five OF the most curative medical bertsiT y
the tnateria lnecieas and be use l,, Tlelsoris
OF any ages from the youngest infant 70 thoses
most advanced IN age with perfect saftt
This Candy isrecommended by SLOAN "a those
" no use their lungs in and singing reat
deal e has tendency 70 clear the voice andre
move hoarsness. thousands can testify to- the
efficacy OF this me fcinpl preparation. It's inzre
dients are vegetable ara preiecttr harmless and
II can be used freely ether sfrrle Candies.
even infants can axe 1t III i,erteef safety II
IS no PATENT nc qtiack blrItiors which Is HE
cause Of the pres il So extensive
~:
re snat Ael1 aEs,efsEs to hear let him hears
ISAlsTtltolsS, November 1881
OetI VAC am : 1.1e cu ties oflny business have
sSposed mo TO- coughs, asthma and pulmonary
s Il n w ssen the power
eSs en- had it not r tie BENIN
y ost stfiSll'it Int
few hours before ] can 70 rem, che stipsfi
tagc FITS effects. My cough and isoaYsns soen
left mo. - - y ~
Ny LuNGs ARK dEALEp.--An my nppStitc
greatly improved. j, therefore, h;lye nohesitS--
ton in adding my testimony to that the many
who have experienced the benefits of your VAL
uabie cough candy
WILLIAM MERCER
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
EEance'S SarsaDarEIIa Vcge-
table or Blood Pills

I "e CILtHptSt uNu UtSL -IculrIne IA eIlSfencc
FOR PURIFYING TILE BLOOD,
removing bile.
correcting disorders of
the stomach and bowels. cos
tivcnc>s- dyspepsia. swimming in
the head. &c. Persons of a full habit
VIII" are sui. &C t" Headache. Giddinesss
Dr"wsincsS and Sing ug in the Ears nrisino
from u" great now Of blood T. The: head
should never bc without them as
many dangerous symptoms will
be entirely carried off hy their
Immediate use
REAL THE FOLLOWING WONDERFUL CURE OF pYs-
PEPsIA.
with the Dyspepsia for twelve wears. and tricS
both advertised medicines and III ON isor,ian int
without effect and myself attacked with bjiDJ
ness and my head otherwise affected from b.rJ
drinking, so that was apPrchensive of fits and
seeing Hance's SarsaParillH Pills advertised /
wen; and got box of them, which to my aston
Ishnent effected cnre of me AMI my wife boil,
as yet, and do think them without rival be-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
s. II. HALL
Alhemarle street. near WIKI.
Purifying the blood!

PURIFYING tlse blood!
BALTIMORE July 29 lS43
This is to certify. that / was afflicted viii ,
violent pain in my breast and right ann. which !
suppose proceeded from the impure state of m =
DO ID was recommended to take Hance's 8. >
Saparilia or Blood Pills and after takino ono
box the pain was entirely removed from nv
tie in their operation. and would Te,.[,S, SeIi
them TO every person in want of mild purGa-
PATRICK ROCHE.
No % COway st. between Howard and F,,+o,.
In purchasing these pills, let me add -"
- ONE WORD OF CATION ~
Always ask for Ilance's Pills and I7I5rcl,.s
none but those advertised agents, and IL conve-
hlent. call and zee the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH S. HANGE los E"I,.
street and corner of Pratt sts Baitinor
81 Price 25 cents per box for Hancs:s F.on
ulnG fiIIss or hye for 81 Also for sale nv a r
SARSSES. Clarksburg, V a., and by DrnoC;st and
generally aS24 Nv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
wILIIAM MERCER.
. Nf@ REA lfSPa Rf=Dll RED ia


IALTIlIolll, Dec 10. 1852.
have used Mrs PhaInum's Cough Candy in
my family, and am pleased to say thut It has
far exceeded my expectations and would re-
commend tito Hll. for coughs and colds. It is
without exception, the best ms Giicine have ev-
er tried.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
Il oehN 3. - .lhage b. Fseeitl

: =, u, =
They also keep cons sEntIY on hand all kinds
Of Drugs; Medieinos, Oils, Prints, Dye. SStutlss
Glass, Putty, Nails. dsc..
Fsirmont, July u. 1876. niySfg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27
EEENRY,S ENVEGOR8-
TING CORDIAL.

ETHlS invaluable cordial is extracted Ifrom
Herbs and Roots which have been found
attor years of experience by tho most skilIfuI
Physicians, to be possessed of qualities most boz
nCndOis hence; wIiIse 1t presented to tho
public, as an etticacious remedy, it salso known
to DO of that character on which reliance may b
placed as to its safety In cnscs of lInpctcncy
HoemOTrhRgGS, DfsordorcCl SterilitY, Ntonsturu
ton or suppression of tho Mohscs, Flour AibW
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27

Jos Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
% I19m AL ietters business must Be adj
Sq15esSeq Post Paid and for sale by a. r 3ssrres
ClaEksourg; Va, and Druggists and Storskeeps
=. s-slsrallf- - auIT y
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That solitary practice, so fntaIto The oxistencef
Of man, and it is the Young who are most apt TO
become its victims, from M Ignorance OF the
danger to which they subject themseivos, Gnu
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-27

Prepared only by S. e. COHEN, No. sFrnnl-
lin Row, Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia
Pa. to whom all orders must bc addressed. For
sale by all respectable Druggists and Merchants.
shropghout the country. janiI1y
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-08
NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. WATERBURY and Mr.. HART, two Of the
"Great Gift Enterprise men of New York, were
arrested, recently, by Deputy Sheriff BENsELL, on
suits entered against them by the Governors of the
Aims House, for alleged violation of the statute as
to lotteries and gaming. They each required
to give bail, we understand, in $50 900, which they
failed to procure.
At the Norfolk (Va.) city election, Mr.. SrUBBs,
the candidate Of the Know Nothings, chosen
Mayor, and the whole ticket supported by them was
elected
The promoters Of the Hoosac Tunnel now
knocking at the door of Congress, and asking f r
additional means of putting that tunnel through.
Gen. BUTLER refuses to accept the Governorshp
Of Nebraska, as he did that of Iowa. offered him by
Mr.. Polk.
The bill to establish line of steamers between
San Francisco and Shanghai, has been ordered to a
third reading in the Senate.
Coal has Leen discovered in great abundance jus,
under Evansville, Ind. 1t is proposed to tunnel the
city in order to get at it.
The Dubuque Tribune, published by ADAMS s.
HAcKLEY, has lately been enlarged and otherwise
improved.
The Ten Million Bill, with which to pay off the
Gadsden Treaty, has passed.
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Man Drowned.

We again call attention to the fact that the
dead body Of man was found on the beach
about ten miles from this place, and not eight
cen as we stated yesterday. We supposed
that by this time he-had been taken care of
but gentleman who came up on the Wa,
Eagle, informs US that although his body has
been lying there ever since eight o'clock day
before yesterday morning, no steps have, as
yet, been taken to give him decent burial
This is inhuman in the extreme, and unworthy
a civilized community. A number of persons
have passed there, and two steamboats,, and
yet nothing has been done to solve the myste.
ry. We should have thought that the com
mon dictates of humanity would have prompt.
ed those persons to take steps to procure an
investigation of the matter Where is the
coroner, and why does he not summon Jury
and proceed to hold an inquest?
The following is a description of the per-
son, as near as we can learn. He is about
five feet and ten inches in height, light brown
hair rather long, broad shoulders, and about
forty years of age. He had on a black coat,
cashmere pantaloons,. white linen shirt, and
pair of boots.
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Our Mail Arrangement.

If there ever was q much abused communi-
ty, it is certainly that of st. Paul, as well as
the entire Territory, so far as appertains to
our mail Heterogeneous. We have heard
prating and Boosting about daily mails until
we had really coaxed ourself into the belief
that such things "were to be-" But alas, for
the uncertainty of human affairs. Lhomme
propose, ct Dieu dispose.
We get our mail matter as irregularly as
ever. 1t could not be better arranged for in
convenience if all the postmaster generals in
the world had concentrated their united wis
dom to such a consummation. Everybody is
grumbling and annoyed. We have had le-
gion of solicitations to give the department
"particular fits in the columns of the Pioneer,
and we just feel like devoting ourselves to that
agreeable duty in right good earnest.
TO the Postmaster General we would mere
ly state, upon our vivid recollection, in the
year 1850, when the distributing office was at
Galena, and before western railroads had been
put in active operation, we used to receive
letters and papers from New York, and
the eastern Cities in three or four days less
time than under the present arrangements
Also, that during the winter months, when we
are shut out from the world, as it were, the
mails came over land and over ice, quite as
regularly, and, if anything, oftener, than they
are received now. The average hardly amounts
to three mails per week and then we often
receive papers dated couple of months back,
which no doubt had laid sleeping somewhere
on the route fearful of taking us by surprise
in coming too soon.
The lamentations Of King DAVID over his
son ABsALoM have been equalled in fervency
by the wailings of post Office distressed" Min
nesotans. Ever since the distributing Office
has been removed from Galena, VIC have been
depressed and sore of mind. We have cried
for relief like children weeping for "Sher-
mans Lozenges," but without effect. The
Post Office Department has no "eye to pity
or arm to save
| Then we will save ourselves selfpreserva-
ton is the first law of nature, and for that pur-
pose we recommend the formation ola State
government" instantly, or some time before
the campaign Of sc, and procure the Post
Master Generalship for some honest son of
Minnesota, be he either Wing or Democrat.
Such man would do honor to any Cabinet,
would guide and instruct in the councils of the
nation, relieve our "post Office" and other mis-
cries. and no doubt would be prominent can
didate for future Presidential honors. That
is the only remedy left us, and we say pursue
itv
Our worthy postmaster, Mr. FORBES, does
all in his power to accommodate, but It is diff
ticult to make /" silk purse from sows cal"
and without the aid Of the general department.
It is unreasonable to expect more.
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New York, June 80.

The steamer Franklin arrived on the 25th
The Emperor Of Austria had publicly stated
that he would declare war against Russia.
ENGLAND.-Lord John Russell has been
unanimously elected to his seat as member OF
Parliament for London.
During the debates in Parliament recently
the subject of granting political freedom to
Canada and the North American colonies was
strongly advocated by Lord Peterborough aud
others.
FRAScE.-The Paris Moniteur says that the
question arising between France and the Uni
ted States out of the arrest of Mr.. Delon, the
French Consul at San Francisco, is arranged
in everything but the form of compensation to
be given.
1t is stated that the French and English
fleets were 20 miles from Swaberg, and it was
expected that they would attack the latter
place soon after the 10th.
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Foreign News by the Europa.
New York, June 80.

New York, June 80.
The steamer Europa with three DAYS later
news from Europe, arrived at six o'clock this
evening.
Liverpool cotton market closing at decline
of One-sxteenth for the week. Sales for the
week $4,000 bales.
Flour advanced one shilling. Wheat three
pence. Corn dull at previous prices. Lard
nominal. Talow less active. Butter and
cheese in request at full prices. Consols clos
ing at 9la92.
Accounts from Vienna state that it is not
doubted that Russia has rejected the Austrian
mmOns. The conference between the Empe-
ror and the King Of Prussia has resulted sat
istactOry to the allied powers.
Prussia will send an envoy to st. Peters
burg to support the summons already dispatch
ed thither by Austria.
Sllestra still holds out against the Russians
No important battles have been fought on the
Danube.
The Russians have retired upon Jassv
1t has been decided that 10000 allied troops
60 to Narna, and 10000 to Scbastopol.
The report that the Turkish commander Of
Silestra had been killed, is untrue.
The English forces are encamping at Devna
NO further negotiations have taken place eli
Their in the Baltic or Black Sea. The allied
fleets in the Baltic Sea were before Swaborg
Immense preparations were being made by
the Turkish commanding officers for the relic
OF Slestria. The Russians in Lesser WalIa
CHA are subjected to pilage. The Russians
are collecting forces in Finland apparently tc
actually threaten Sweden and Norway.
Great fears respecting the crops were excl
ted in France by the continued rains An adj
vance in the price of -four, wheat, and the
funds, had been caused by it,
The English transport ship Europa, hat
been burned at sea, with the loss of twenty
lives.
Much excitement prevails at Berlin that thu
Russians had changed their headquarters
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road to Mr.. Farribault's, and crossed by load.
ed teams daily but, really, these streams need
bridging by somebody at once.
From Austin to the crossing Of Straight
River, a distance Of 25 miles, there is not a
stream but what man might step across, and
nothing that teamster would call hill. On
our return, We counted 80 emigrant wagons, in
travelling ten miles south of the Cannon, with
men, women, and children, cows, sheep, and
oxen, too numerous to count
WV. w. FINCH, Clerk of Com.
St. Paul, July 3, 1854.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1854.
SAINT PAUL:
EARLE S. GOODRICH, ::

THE LYPIONEER is published erery weck day NOR
ming the Office Bench STREET Saint Paul. Minnesota ana
furnished to Nail Subscribers for Sir Dollars Year in Adj
City Subscribers Fifteen Cents a Week. payable to
the Carrier.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the same office
sen! 10 Mail Subscribers at the oing rates: Si,ge C1y
7o Dollars; Fire Copies Eight Dollars; Eight Copies, Tn
Dodrs Trelre C0re Tleere Dollars. To take aiHdge
the Club rates ho,ceer the subscription price must bpaid in
vdriaJly in Adcarce.
To CORPESPONDENTS.-Ano communications
oiU recce attention. All articles prg to state facts,
must te accompanied by the AuhOrs name, not for luJiicd
ton bit as guarantee Of the truth Of the statements made
VItntdry Correspondence containing important nec Of,
statistics Of the condition and groh Of ocns and settlements
throughout the Northwest, is solicited