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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07

] ID Bradley
Calvin w Townsley
WIN f Ryther
George Thomas
Joseph Green
s w Bush
Chester Rand
Benz Howe Jr
Jason Rhoades
Il f White
A L Howard
J II Gates
II o Clark
s Gates
Reuben Newton
w White
w Cheney
= ID White
+ B Carpenter
A l. Pettee
Origen Smith
Ansel Adams
G = Parnalee
ID G Dexter
o J Gorham
John p. Rice
Spencer Alvord
+ Il Buiterheld
II Bruce
l. Cushman
s P Flagg
N w Smgh
Reuel Smith
Sylvester Grout
= S Stoddard
John Mcneil
l. w Reed
Henry Kellogg
James May
J w Farwell
Henry c Lane
| N Farr
\ N Farr
Ephraim Wood
Aaron Mansfield
Joshua w Shipman
D & Wright
Vim P Gage
VI II Pratt
samuel n Wright
Il N W heelock
Aaron Hoyt
a L faxon
A b Long
Nathan G. Pierce
al Smead
Geo Mason
II ID Somerby
III Clay T'enner
Oliver Robillare
Joel Aldrich
Jmes 'Tltcomb
William " hIitle
s C. Underwood
Alvin Dickinson
Zenas Lora
Allen Wells
Fred How
Henry A W ellis
Horace w Bliss
J c Richardson
Frank Chandler
Shubael Peck
Charles Peck
Gideon Palmer
b II Bridgman
Joel Walker
Seth Wyman
Ephraim Bruce
Lyman Burgess
Asher Putnam
& n Park
] A Park
Wrn Stratton
A Il Phelps
John Barrett
s ID Conant
Y Dwinell
G. B Park ID
T. + Park
iona Pettengill
Abbot Pettengill
Lyman Farmer
Francis Phelps
Thomas Hill
Knceland Abbott
Nathan Boynton
Hiram O Davis
Allen Fay
Marshall Spring
Il l. Banks
l. C Lindsey
J ID Gates
Henry Holmes
Nathan A Zedill
J II B Smith
John Amsden
N w Wright
II w Davis
q w Sherwin
Jonathan Sherwin
s ) Bailey
Luther Conant
Geo p Lincoln
John Holmes
c ID Marsh
Samuel Phelps
John Ayres
n @ o Howard
Willard A Dean
John Davidson
G w Ayres
George NJ. Barrett
+ Daniels
Peter w Dean
J ii Putnam
Moses rsrbell
Sullnan Thompson
Moses Stlekney
Charles Barrett
John Wier
Joel Davis
A X Palmer
Seth Nichols
N b Roundy
Alyah Chamberlin
Franklin Norton
J F Nichols
l. Chamberlin
Elijah Dyke
+ + Putnam
J w Goldsmit
p u Chamberlin
X b Cady
Abner Tolles
John Sherwin
John w Shipman
Milton Perkins
Alonzo Rogers
II II Spsford
John r Williams
Charles Sherwin
Stephen Taylor
= J Demary
NJ A Thomson
Il w Adams.
Abel Slayton
II X Phillips
Oliver whipple
Charles Haywood
Samuel Alyord Jr
Chester Adams
J II Williams
Dexter Pierce
Josiah Newell
r Y e Strong
X T. WsTiield
Hosyell DowDer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07
To Millers and Machinists s.

The undersigned having been appointed
agents for the sale of Dauis' Superior
Stretched Leather BeHing and Lace Leather,
would say to those who use the article they
are now furnishing it at the lowest manufac-
turer's prices. To those who have hereto
fore made their own, we only ask OF them a
trial Of the machinery stretched Betting and
they will never use any other. Being made
of good oak-tanned leather, and having been
exposed to powerful stretching machine,
when once made aud attached to the machine
ny they are permanent. 1t is not deemed
necessary to say word its quality in com
parison with others its wide reputation
speaks for it,
TRIMS CASH.
an orders promptly and faithfully erecuied
by OLIVER g. HELMER, Agents.
In this mammon-worshipping Age, it is
rare 10 find a man TO place his usefulness to
the public, before his interest. During
late visi, 10 the City of spndles, we we're
presented by a professional friend, to the
celebrated Chemist, DR. c. Arm, whose
name is now perhaps, more familiar than any
other, at the bedside Of sickness, in this
country. Knowing the unprecedented pop
ularity of his medicines, and the immense
sale Of them, we had expected 10 find him
millionaire, and rolling in wealth. But no,
we found him in his laboratory, busy with
laborers, among his crucibles, alembics, and
retorts- giving his best personal care to the
compounds, on the virtues of which, thou
sands hang for health. We learned, that
notwithstanding his vast business, and its
prompt returns in cash, the Doctor is not
rich. The reason assigned is, that the ma
terisl is costly, and he persists in making his
preparations SO extensively, that the nett
profit Is small.-.lH.eriean Farmer, Phi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07

Leonard Chase
Asel Holmes
William Davis
Joseph J Stuart
IIamlin Whitmore
Allen Shepard
Arthur Field
Richard Field
WIN w arner
Noah Stafford
Leverett Nj Smell
A Woolson
James Lowell
George Jenkins
Seymour o Cook
II II Mason
Martin Smell
J S Dutton
A Wilson
Geo II Houghton
Lewis Putnam
George Barrett
l Hines
N J Bangs
ii G Spaulding
Daniel Snow
A Cathan
l. II Dearborn
Geo w Brown
Emerson Goodell
James + Gray
James Gray
Riley Burditt
o X Post
VIM l. Bemis
w II Alexander
WIN II Cobleigh
w Ward
J II Nathan
X Wallin
J G. Root
A A Adams
ii Hastings
Il b Deming
Benjamin Parker
Barrey Wilbur
J J Warner
Saml Rollins
John Gordon
o S 'ruttle
Samuel NJ Earl
J Z Wood
Alpha Dean
r d Forbush
Noble J Grain
f w Porter
John X Gill
Chas C IIoodley
WIN r Pierce
c X Labaree
Ziba II Russ
A Brown
Jonah Bisbee
l. Roberts
Adna Brown
III Il Boutell
Il LKidder
J A Slack
] II Chapman
s II Ronald
Franklin Barney
A II Grenneil
Samuel Cady
Leonard Walker
Frederick Crane
Nathl Fairbanks
Simon w Damon
John T Wright
] Ii Du,,on
Warner Pease
f W Johnson,
Abraham Tower
Selden Cooley
Geo r Clark
A " Sherwin
NJ Lowell
A Baker
Phineas Bates
o Taylor
A l. Thompson
John w Blsbee
VIM A Lewis
WIN Chandler
Benz + Dana
Hiram Stowell
LG Fisher
i w Boynton
G. ID Sherman
George 5 Page
Joseph Atwood
WIN Mack
Charles Woodhou,
Samuel Bean
Nathan 2 White
Charles Holt
John Farnham
Lewis Allen
] b Smith
Leonard w Randa
George l. Cutler
Chas C Thornton
Abner c Bingham
William Good
Samuel II Cable
J w oodward
A Putnam Jr
Daniel Cushing
G l. Carr
J c Loyeland
Kittrcdge Haven
Il A Sherwood
10 Morgan
John Chapman
Isaac Howe
Jones d Spencer
Edward Putnam
Frederick Parks
Moses ] Bates
George A Brooks
] Martin
Augustine Lane
WIN A Woodard
Joab Ward
Isaac Wiswell
Henry Head
Charles r Barney
Almon A Bailey
David Brown
Isiah Files
l. Rice
II F Grain
Timothy Leary
John Carnody
CA Forbush
F Gilman
Church
John w Messene
Ah;.l < So,art
Z NJ DAILY
ii Ellison
Geo w Porter
Israel Whitcomb
Solomon Whi,com
l. T Guernsey
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07


SENArE.-Mr Sumner presented n,o
moral from ga men of Massachnseus,
praying for repeal of the Fugitive 9l0'e
law. lie gave notice that he would y"
Monday, ask leave to introduce bill 10 'e
peal that act an .o.
Mr.. Clayton moved to take up the bill 70,
ported by him some days since, to prev,
the transfer in foreign ports of Ame l,'.,e
vessels to be employed IN the Airicah o"''
Trade. IN.
Mr.. Sumner asked if the Senator desle"
ed to push that bill TO it's passage TO-DAY
Mr.. Clayton-l will if can. -
Mr.. Sumner said he had not been aoie -
give to it that examination he would IN
10 as il now stood, it requires amendu'eTT' ~
which he would feel compelled to move. AZ.
his knowledge, one Senator intended 10 az ne
bate the bill at considerable length no
made these remarks by way Of suggss'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07
Addison County Convention.

Hon. Davis Rich, for the Nomnatn
Committee, reported the following nomina
tons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07

FoR SENATORS.
6. w. BENEDICT, of Burlington
ROLLA GLEASON. of Richmond.
+. II. WHEELER, Of Charlotte.
ron SIDE JUDGES.
l.. p. GREEN, Of Richmond.
LYMAN HALL, of Shelburne.
ron JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WM. II. FRENCH, Of Williston.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
T. E. WALES, of Burlington.
FOR SHERIFF.
HUMPHREY PAUL, of burlington.
FOR HIGH BAfLIFF,
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Miscellaneous.
American Artists Union!!

TIIIE American Artists Union. would respect
L fully announce to the citizens of the United
States aud the CalIadas, that for the purpose of
cultivating taste for the fine arts throughout the
country, and with the view of enabling every
family to becoms possessed by gallery of En-
cravings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have determined. in order to create an cX-
tensive sale for their Engravings, and thus not
only give employment to u large number ofartists
and others, but inspire among our countrymen a
taste for works of Ft to present to purchasers of
25O, 0O0gifts, of the actual cost of 100000.
Each purchaser of q One Dollar Engraving.
therefore. receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, SO ticket which entities
him to one of the Gifts that nre distributed.
or FIVE DOLLARS u highly finished EngrA-
wing. beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE
GIFT TICKETS. will be sent FIVE DOLLARS
worth of splendid EngravingS can be selected
from the Catalogue. -
a copy of the Catalogue, together with speci-
men ofone the Engravings, can be seen Mt the
Office of this paper.
worth that sum, anda Gift Ticket will in!ncdi
Atciy he forward.
AGENTS The Committee believing that the
success of this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING
will be materially promoted by the energy and
enterprise of intelligent and perscvering Agents,
have resolved to treat with such on the most lib
crul terms.
Any person wishing TO become an Agent by
sending post paid 81. WILL RECEIVE by RE
TURN OF MAIL. IL One Dollar Engraving n ''GIFT
TICKET.nA Prospectus, Catalogue and all 9th
CT necessary information.
On the fual completion Of the sale. Gifts VIII
he placed in the htnls Of IL C"MMtTTEE of the
PrisCHAsEEs to be DISTRIBUTED. due notice al
which will be given throughout the United
States and Cunatlas
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Astounding Disclosures.
kFjOlnfeIOTAINlGI

-TFIIS said that when Marshall Martin told Dan
Morris that lie did not intend to c"nnte-
nance Knownoshings by tIkim, them to Wheel
ing or placing hem on his iuricS. &C. that Dan
ircw IinSeltup with dignity and replied in that
,,ocu'iar way whiei. always belongs to the mar:
la; of the twelve men tiell before him on Tho
jury. ten. ut least, were Knownot.;""s. This
rr:aiuly WIS All astounding and very i'm pudet
declaration for Dan to make. to say the least Of
it. That Dan is II Knownothng naturally, prac-
-iral'y ami ;rtiticimilv any he who knows the
NAN n!..y I'LL re- BU. that he, nd the whole am
hi-uous, umphihiors. fanutical Knowuo.hinG
may be forever set at rest, have Just re-
.,ye.i from Philadelphia It large quantity cf
,'ru24. AMI through the kindness Of MIR. Cooper
Who prints this paper, and who" by the by, does
not like the miserable crew any better than my
elf. but wishes them in 'rophct. ] would say l
have got plenty of Arsenic. Corrosive-Sublimate
hicrHmatc of Pntn+sa. Oil of Vitriol. Nitric Acid.
Brin~tUne. Aquafortis. &C., together with IL
rood many other things that will take the hair
lear oil. and no mistake. And for Mr.. Cooper.
and al! the rest Of Us who know thing or two.
inNt"ud OF dry hones.' we have got about he
best of Drugs Mcdirincs, Chemicals DycstntS.
Paints. Oils, VarniSh. Soaps, Toilet fixtures Per-
funury. DC. together with Il thousand useful ar
;cles for side. Ii is requested that all per-
IONS coming ordering any thing, would give
the c"untcrsiGn. SO thai we may be careful and
not give out the wrong kind Of medicines to Il
kuowu"thipg. a. f. BARNES.
September 20. 1854.
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ADDITIONAL 'LtEE. BOATS FoR rHn Coz.
Inns SrEAMERs.-The owners of the Col.
Inns steamers have decided to furnish each
of the ships with five additional life. boats,
which, with what they have now, they ex.
pect to be able to provide for 400 persons,
with water and provisions for several day $
IN ordinary weather. Each ship will have
eleven life-boats, including the old ones.
The new boats ordered are of the largest
class, and will be nestled on deck, and SO
prepared that they can be put atloat and
equipped in twenty minutes. Each boat
is to be numbered and have crew at.
tached, also numbered and ticketed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

HENRY INvIGoRAT:NG CoRDIAL-Tho inertia
Of this purely vegetable extract for the rcmvoai
and cure OF physical proslratiOn, genital debility,
nervous affections, &c, DC are fully described
reaader is referred. 81 per LoitI., 3 bottles for
50; siNboltIes for :SS SIG per dozen. Observe
the marks OF the GENUINE
Preprcd only byS. l.. COHEN No. 3. Frank
in Row, Vine Street below Eighth. Phiiadcphi,
Pa, TO WHOM ALL COMMUNICATIONS
MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sal. by ali re-.
oPect"bIc Druggists and Merchants lhrou.houl
he country.
Peele and Stevens, Alexandria, Va, whaissal,
agents for Virginia.
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I'D VIcrd CnGs Dr.2;s Cots and Ovrr-cot1 .;
II sizes, and thu most l,snmtb!r styles, as well
- tn. coaIsc*', FROM 800 TO 1900.
P.t.rs.laGr Pilot Cloth, Broad Cloth, and Duu-
III" O"t'c2its. II III prices.
Pants Of III" nI:.st fsiiinn"hl" styles
Vests OF every variety uud !ntt"rItl: Silk, Sat
ia, Cloth, Ai,rfnii,,.< and C;sninrrc, all of which
"iI b" Sn, II The lowest prices.
He also las on hpi!d all ass 'rtncus of Ncch
mi po.Krl- hrnGk-roiiefs. s'Hi:.s, Collars, Nit
trus, Gloves, Umbrellas, Curpct-bass, sc.
Ii" is connected with iarg" manufacturing cS-
adjustments iu the eastern cities that import tIle,
goods from Europe, aud he can afford better
bargains than can be got at similar stores i'll Bal
imore.
The people Of C!arksburg and surrounding
country are respectfully invited to g:e him Il
c.,!I at his store in BsscIl'S Row, opposite III,
Cd Courthouse, and he will give them great
Bargains
lie viii S",l chraper than anybody else in
"rkshurg sell similar goods. H.. t.
trap iii al lis Sinr. H.. Viii suit with ANYTHING
:uu want, iroi:I Il trrss coat GuWm 10 Il ra2 Il.
'nd al prices So low that Y III viii b., ;.>tpajsr.
10 KNOW iat H." can di-Iu OF goods cm-,'p
ruti. yUH fad uu, t.t H.. ~ vi II /. comucctio.
with itrIe houses in ;IIc 'HStS sucies enables
am TO d"ty cump~llioa. e7u ell and fix W
yourself tor the wiu!"r. Come oclic II.
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Mercantile.
.. M. MUJRpmRY.

1 9 WATCH ANDGLaCK MAKER, JEW
1 ksIA. ELERs and SILNERSMITH. Bassells
| SsAls Row, Clarksbnrg, Va, has just returned
from the Eastwith SPLENDID stock of RICH ana
eARE Goods. which he etters to the public.;t iail
| aud reasonable prices. His stock consists in par
of
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Level
WATCHES.
great variety OF . CieS Of every slyle
soma OF which are very oeantial. ~ ho0 ls ano
. . day clocks y9rying IN price rom s. 70 =
t1oSaF9 9z ana Z! laws a'oss
iO AZ ,o ~ Cor s,,. ,1boIsssls and ~
tail sver p" eserint I Of Wateh and Ciock
Natsr;5,
Eng Enc and French. fanatics.
CANNON and P,,sHt Glasses.
G,,Ii,.SSrs sst.+ss Ver,sss o,,5 f,,nion.
81. E,-,. IA sreS,, IaI,sIs
R,sSjnrs VIE Ps,, w Rrnsbss on, 4 :.
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eyOEHN s. FISHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RUCKHAS NOT, Upshur CO., Va.
w practice in the Courts of U pshur, Bar
w bOur, Randolph, HI.rison and Lewis
counties, and pay prompt attention to the col
lection Of all claims entrusted to him.
REFERENCES
Messrs. O'Brien, Gruffln g. Hans on Kelly,
Ball, Crisis IL Co., Hopkins. Lake {, Harden; ;
Schaeffrr & LoncyS; OrndoEf, Ensey, e. Co. ;
Stratus, Adler 4, Hartman Messts. King, Ca
rey " Howe, BALTIC. NJ. l.. p. Buvnr, Esq. of
Inc firm of Sed-n, Wlthcrs e Co.. Washington.
u. c. M'ssrs WIN. {; Chas. Bayuc, Alexandria,
Va: John Loren'z, Weston, Va. n.v2J Iy
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Ncw G,:setlsIs =!

E AN now receiving from Baltimore and Phil
( ud.;phin, n new Stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, at the Ola Stand, nearly opposite the
Old Court House, consisting in part Of Cloths
Cashmere, Ky. JcaDs-all wool, Tweed, CASH
neltc,tSc.
a very superior lot of Dress Goods, amonE
which may he found, French Merino, Thibet,
CashmNrs, Cohurg's, Mousltns, &c Black and
Fancy Dress silks, Opera FlanneIs, r ed, white,
yellow, and Gonzc FIanneIs, CnIicoes-;lII styles
I'd prices E stern Linsey, VeIyets-aIl coIors,
Buunctt, Cap and Belt Ribbon. Silk Velvet Rib
hous-;,iI widths, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c;
Ladies' and G"ntlemcn's Kid, Beaver and
English Buck Gloves and GauntIctts, Silk,
Berlin Thread and other Gloves Children S
Fancy Hosr., Ladies' e.ino. Cotton and Wool
on II osa; Silk and Straw Brnnets, Hardware,
Q1ecmswurc, Boots, Shoes. Cups. Hats, Zine
Wash Boards, Wooden Buckets and Tnbs. Salt,
Fish Coffee Sugar, Teas, and almost every thing
kept ina store, 10 which invite attention before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN IRWIN
N.B. All kinds OF country produce wanted
for which the highest market price will be given
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A practical experience of over 90 years en-
HbIes DR.. H. to insure u sound and speedy cure
IN certain class of Diseases, which have too
long been yielded by regular physicians to the
tidentially, either in person or by letter.
VI Persons ut distance distance cared at
home by addressing letter to DR.. urls, BATH
mere, Nd, All communications confidential ;
remedies sent by mail TO amy part OF the u. s.
au10 lV.
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cIorksburg, November LIST, l85l.-6m !.
HARDWARE !'HARDWAREl

- F0HN H. NURPHEY has just received and
> is now opening the most extensive assort-
pl,ut of hardware. evhr offered in Clark bHrg
lis stock mbraces almost everything in the
'jn,. among whicii arc
C.,r2rnt,r's, Cabinet makers, Shoemaker :
aud Back smiths tools Of every description, to-
r"'her Nth genera! assortment Of cabinet fin
i@hi,n material
W. Stawart's warranted cast stee! Axes, Hand
A in- ssocI II knives. Shears Scissors, &c
TnLrr gallery and Spoons in great variety.
Cor.ain trinniags, Britannia ware, Candle
,tirI;srtc.
1t ia useless 10 attempt an enumeration of tn
articles, bnt the public are respectfully invited
to GILL and examine this stock Tor themselves.
nal "
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New Store,

r w. REYNOLDS would respectfully invite
y the attention Of the public TO his largo and
as low as those of any mcrcl,lnt in town.
His present stock embraces mnny desirable
patterns nndsquaItiss Of Prints, and other Ladies
Dress Goods.
A fine stock of Domestcs, Shooting, Shifting
Linens, &c.
TIE usual variety of Cloths, CassimctoS ant
VestinCs.
CofTtc, Sugar, MoIasses, Fish, and other Gro
ceries
An assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Nails
&c.
Store on Pike street opposite Dents Hotel.
ie7 w.
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Nuw.2s YotEr Cl.aEace!

TOnN W. REYNOLDS would respectfully
- announce to mis- customers and the public
grnnra'Iv ;t'nt he has just returned from Baiti-
mor" Win as large cheap, and we'll selectad stock
Goods rs has ever been offered i'll this market,
low opening at Ills slorr-ruom on Pike Itreel
l.:.r.y opposite Dents Hotel.
Mis- stock; consists, in part, of Cloths, CASH
.,eres, VrstimgS; Bats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
together with fine lot Of ready-rnade Clothing
Or fall and winter wear.
Also. an excellent assortment of goods to suit
tho ladies', such as Nous de Lutnes, CalcOcs
Snuwis, &c, sc
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Quesusware, and
in frcI, 4 little Of ev-ry thing.
You who want goods, just step in this way
rmd you shat hay. them as ehe&p can be found
"a toxin. Call eIrty, as now's your chance fora
,,rgtiu. lJ7Aloney or produce taken in sN-
,atigo toct25 II
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MARION STEAM F0UNDERY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Tho subscribers respectfully call the at
tention of the citizens of Northwestern Virt in
in, to the various articles manufactured by them
and which are warranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and as durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR THfeF:SILIEEs MACHINE,
which excais in EASY DRAUGHT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used by our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, OF
CLEANERS, attached.
We manufacturing a very superior article
OF EEAP}yG MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used 10 advantages upon any ground whsresa VT :
gop can b5 driven.
BOX, for hay, straw fodder which for easy
aud rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try.
PLoUCgEs.-We have always on hand a
arg" assortment OF the best PATENT and other
Ptonghs. found in the country
SI'tE s,I.-Cur assortment of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, II
new and eXc"oHl article, performing more work
With less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove III
existence; Letlle's Double Oven Cooking Stove,
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment OF PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly hand
and can he furnished atany time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
new ana improved Mill Gearing, Crates OF
every description, Hollow Ware, &c.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gives to
purchasers the best facilities for transporting ar
ices to distance at small expense; and the in
iuccments offered OF reasonable terms and supe-
FOR manufacture, must continue to render this u
popular establishment with the public.
~ Repairing done ut the shortest notice and
in good style.
N. C. COOPER & CO.
PALArIvE, Marion CO.. Va. AUG. 2. 1853.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29
Nereantile.
NEW AND CHEAP
AUCTION STORE!


AND THE BEST Wholesale ESTAB-
LISHMENT' IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
X ADLER has just received from
W New York and Philadelphia, and is now
openi sh al his new store rooms, opposite the
sadIer op Of ]. & R. Davis, Main Street,
CLARKSBURG, Va, "a very large and extern
sive assortment Of superior
ID Y-G O @ DS
nsis t MP in p.rt of Cloths, Ca simeres, CASH
netts. Tweeds, ETC., etc.
LADIES DREss GooDs consisting Of Silks,
Snuns- French Mlrinnes, Barge de Laines,
Mousline de Laines. Cashmeres, Alpuccas, Cling
hams, caIicoes, etc. Also, twenty different
STYLES of Muslins, Cambrics, FIannels. Drilling.
Ticking, etc.
Also, very superior and well selected stock
of FANCY GOODS, embracing everything in
that line
A very excellent lot of Ribbons, Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, etc, which will be sold 100 per cent
lower than ever heretofore sold in this place.
A splendid assortment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY
&c, cheaper than can be obtained this side of
the eastern cities.
A very superior lot of DRUGs, MEDICINES, &c.
REGULAR AUCTIONS EVERY WEEK,
On Tuesdays aud Saturdays, commencing at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
He s receiving from the eastern cities,
every week, large supplies Of Fresh Goods.
The public are invited TO examine our, large
stock of very attractive Goods, and Judge for
themselves. Ny store is always open for the
ccomnodltion Of any who may desire good
0' ~ C. ADLER,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29
KsElIERVAE.3

80 !. CRISS would most respectfully in
L 10 for.n his old friends and customers thut he
- removed his store from kinchInr's corner to
-. T. Gu5i:s hli K buiI.iing Oh Turnpike street
Il" has just rec lived ;n" is now oprning one nI
!le !":g> st, best, aud cheapest stock of Goods
Lat has c:"r been in this place. All who have
cot n,oacy 10 spvnI ami produce to exchange
aring it a!ong, upd they 81 III hive goods Usry
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