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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-19
Yours Respectfully,
SARAH j ANE WEEKS,
ITO Jasper Street, near Ross.
SORE EVEc

John NJ. Saturn of Bladensburg. Prince
ST.corge's county, Nd, was afflicted with Stycs on
MS eyes tor several years also much infaTnrp a
ton, had lcechcs applied under his eyes several
times without any good effect, was finally cured
by DIR. CHALMERS SANAT1vE TrNorURE.
The PILES CURED
James w. Jasper, of Lebanon Pa crTo6 NJ
fiIes OF six years standing, by using four bottles
OF Dr.. Chalmers SANATIvE TIXCTURH.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
D. al: Nlnton, of Bradford, Pa, suffered from
Liver Complaint and Pain in the side for three
years, was much debilitated, and Mt the snrne
time could scarcely walk, tried Electricity, Cold
water cure, Blue Pills, and the regular doctors,
was at length relieved and cured by four bottles
OF Dr halmer's Sanativc Tineture.
FEyER-SwELLED ANGLES.
Cyrus L. Miner of Burlington. ~ j.. wag con.
hned to his bed for 81 days with a foyer, on ari
sing ne found his feet and ANGLES much swol-
for two months. when after using Fix bottles Of
Dr. Chalmers S0native Tincture he found (,;s
strength much improved, and the swelling in hi.
1eet md a0cieS entirely TeM0Hed.
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
E. Calvin, of Halifax, Dauphin county. pa
has suffered for many years with disease Of tbG
Spine, Dyspepsia, vertigo, and yeak ness in ~
ANGLES, was induced after mnch persnasior 10 20
Try DE; onainers' Sanatiye Tinctufe, which per-
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE.
jacob L.; + LAX, of Forkstown, Wyoming conn
Y, F?.' inherited a peculiar disease from his IA
g.; ~ GttS P!Onounced scrofula by some phy-
VINO tired to cure him but could not Dr.,
Chalmers Sentative Tincture made him a 5e1s
ULCERS ON THE LEG.
n, coleman Lilly of Is Hillen sstect, Baltimore.
snnered several yeaB from sores on his leg.
Tss finally cured by DR.. Chalmers sanatiye'
~ fElee one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for
90 1or sale at the general agency,
SETH S. HANCE,
los Baltimore St., Baltimore Md.
10 whom all letters on business must be i'd
dressed Post Paid, and for sale by A. r. Barnes.
Gar sbuTg, Va, and Druggists and Storekecp3
oiH s'nefaliy: aulT1J
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-19

los Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd,
10 10 whom all letters on business must be i'd
dressed Post Paid, and for sale by A. r. Barnes.
harrisburg Va, and Druggists and Storekecp3
SiS SSnsFaliy' aulT1J
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-19

Prepared only by s. E. OOHRlI, No. 8 Frank
I'm Row, Vino street, below Eighth, Phfindelpbid.
f1.. 70 whom all orders must be addressed. For
sale by all respectable Druggists and Mcrcbatits
throughout thocountry. ~ ianII W.
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KNOW NOTHING PRINCIPLES

n friend has handed Us tie following, which
he suPposes to be the true principles of this
mysterious order Can any one, after READ
ing IT, wonder at its popularity with the peo-
pie:
AMERICANS SHOULD RULE AMERICA.
Equal anu exact justice to all men, with
out distinction of Politics or Religion.
A FREE COMMON ScHooL SYSTEM.
a REFORM IN OUR NATURALIZATION LAWS.
a purliicatIon Of the politics OF the country.
10 Encourage American art, industry, ge-
MUS and patriotism.
To elevate and educate the mosscs
10 overthrow corrupt parties and poIiti-
cans.
OPPOSITION TO THE PArAcY, whether il
seeks to unite Church and State, or to sever
the Government from the People, its legt-
innate masters.
organizations especially devoted TO the
protection oil American interests
A Common Band of Brotherhood amona
all Americans.
The advocacy Of whatever is for The adj.
vanceme nt' healthy growth and glory of the
Country, and the happiness and well being
of the People.
Obedience TO the wise counsels of the re.
vered WASHINGTON.
A sound AMERICAN NATIONALITY pRorgr.
TioN, AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL IEsrIrrTIoNs
bold American sentiments, aud a true Amer
ican Socialism.
Opposition to the political demagogues and
oifice-seekers, of every parly-and the rich,
and duty of the people to select good, honest
and capable men for Office without the aid
OF caucuses or conventions.
And last but not least of all, n stincinp
rebuke at the ballot-box of every American
demagogue g. office seeker who will hucksler
and trade votes and American PRINCIPLES for
Roman Catholic votes and influence. Let
such traitors be marked above all others, for
they sin against the light enkindled by the
fires Of the American Revolution, and de-
secrate the names of our patriotic fathers and
mothers who fought and gIoriously triumphed
for Amercanism, not Romanism.
In short to place the American nation into
the hands OF the American people to whom
1t belongs and keep there.
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THE PRiCEOF WHEAT.

The following table, which we find in
Hunts Merchants Magazine, is from the
minutes kept at the office OF the Van Rem
selaer Manor, at Albany, whore large
amounts trent are payable ia wheat, or a
cash equivalent, on tho first of January uch
year. aud as two parties are deeply interes-
ted in the price, it is probably mo most re-
lably correct Of any record that can be OBJ
tanned. There is quite a lesson in these
fgures--look at them:
Price of wheat, per bushcl, January /, nc
Albany, siXly-one years, viz.
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POETR Y.
From the Louisville Journal.
TO SUE.
WRITTEN oNE RAINY NIGHT.

"The past is with me, and | scarcely hear
Outside the weeping of the homeless rsi.L"
The cottage and the MILL Sue,
That crazy turning mill
Whose hand caresSes cnrelosSly
The wanton romping rill.
The olden bridge above, Sue,
The musicfcw beneath,
The eddics and the stars tina, come
To Join the water. wreath;
The trains from distant towns, Sne,
Whose shreking startlcs night
The looming factory hard by,
With window eyes OF light:
The graveyard near the "Oaks,n Sue,
The breezcs and their sighs.
The clouds that read the epi;aphs
With their diating eyes;
The moonlight walks we've had, Sue,
And walks without moon,
Thro' woods stuck full OF starry eyes,
By airy ankled June;
The cleaning of your eyes, Sue,
Tae hcsiing of your hair;
The echoes of your lip that thrill
And faint upon the air;
They oil come back to night, Sue,
They all come back tonight.
My ewes behold the dusty past,
And memory holds the light.
The pnforeiving winds, Sue,
Torment the tender rair;,
A storms without, heard it not
I'm with you once agam.
INV YORK r "
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(HEAP! CHEAPERM CHEAPEST!!!-
~ MIR. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities, with the
LARGEST and DES 4 stock OF Goods ever offered in
this market.
His stock is composed in part as follows:
a very large assortment of Black SILK French Eng.
lish and AmeTean Black silk ~ in wlde at one dol.
ever offered in this market, Also l5O pairs of under
sleeves of the best quality, at most any price
suit customers l35 ehemsets of the very best quail.
ty from as cts rs piece Also, one OF the
stock of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings that was
brought To this market Also, $50 Parasos at 25 per
cent cheaper than Wheeling prices. Also $50 piece
OF Lawn one yd. wide, at q, Wosenediord coIors at
- per yard. Also, 7S piecss of Beege Dean from le
to a5, Also avery large stock of DeLanes 25 per cent
cheaper than offered west of the mountains 700
pieces of Calico, very good, at 81 per yd. Also very
Muslins Bieached aud unbleached and solored; also
Brown muslin yd.2 inches wide &C per yd. also, a,
large assortment OF check also 20 pieces of Bed tick
ing, very good al l2 per yd also, of the best
soTtnents of Hdks and hose and gloves of all coloTs
size the best offered in this market also, Laees
and INNINGS of all desorpt at prices 10 suit tie
purchaser also one of the largest assormens of Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds aud Summer
ware, the best that ever brought TO this town,
25 per cent cheaper than sold before also very
large stock of umbrellas very cheap; ALSO good stock
fu Wheeling; also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats cheaper than any other sstab shment in
town. ALSO notions of all descriptions usually kept in
a dry goods store. -.
Gents-I have very large stock Of Read sde Cloth
ing at 80 per cent cheaper than any other establish
ment west of the mountains. Please call and satisfy
that my stock is the largest and cheapest
offered in this market, and sblige
apr. II, le.i D. Mime.
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GS,HERIFF'S SALE.--ANpREw BRowN
~ vs.: EuJAu BRowS, ct al.
BY virtue Ol order Of sale to inc directed from the
court of common pleas Of Belmont county Ohio, viii
offer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of August, 1854,
beween the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ
of said day at the front door OF the court house in ST.
Clarsville Belmont county OHIO, the following lands
and tencments To wit. situate lying and being in the
county of Belmont aud state OF Ohio, aud bounded and
described as follows all that tract OF land situate
putney township in said county and the belpg
mari of inc west half nj the southeast quarter OF section
No. II in township No. of range No 3, containing 50
acres. Commencing al the northwest corner o said
section with Ncs and FraZicrs line and thence
with Nef : line south 100 poles TO corner post TO An.
drew Browns thence with his line east 10 poles
post in line with lotteries, thence with this line north
loo roles to post in Frazier's line thence with his
line west ~ poles TO the place of beginning.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
shcriT's Office. July II, lsji.-S3.
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0r5-Gen. Sam. Houston meeting Reverdy
Johnson the other day in the copitoI,s the
Senator aud ex-senator very naturally enter
ed into conversation about public men; when
speaking of Douglass, the General said he
had been "Sot back"
"Sut back" said Mr.. j., "what do YOU
mean by thatr Why, said Gen. H., did you
never hear the story! No. Well there was
a man in my neighborhood when was boy,
who made it rule not to allow his boys to
come to the table till they were II years
old. lie had a BOY whom a neighboT, who
was aware of his fathers rule happened to
see one day sitting at a side table, knowing
however, that the boy was more than II, he
asked how it happened that he was still pro-
hibted from the table! Why said he, when
was II, father let me come, but was 50
hungry, and in such a hurry 10 help myself
that stood up and reached so far, that IA sad
accident happened, whereupon my father i'm
mediateiy SOt back two years.
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0t-We are sorry that the proceedings at the
resent Carthage Convention has given occa.
sion for the following remark of the Scoto
Gazette, in relation to our young friend, who
is soon to take his seat in the US. Senate;
(Cin. Com
"a worthy old divine was once looking
through his sPeetacles over western prairie,
and though he beheld in the distance buffa.
-. by narrower inspection he found it to be
emily gnat on the convsxty Of his eye-gass
The Democracy Of Ohio, looking through
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their leather specs, once thought he had
found a great man in George Z. pugh. But
the irresistible penchant that George has tc
sol! his senatorial dignity by mixing in little
caucuses, and scrambes after SherifTaties
Jail-keepers, Clerks, and Constables, reveals
the facts that they have been looking toe
far for the real man; with the lens properly
ldjused he is found to be but gna,"
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ ty, ss.-Court of Common Pleas. ALFRED FLOYD,
plaintiff, VS.: ISAIAH G. HAEnER. Civil action. Sum
mons aud order of attachment
The said defendant resident of the State of Ohio,
and who resides it is believed in the state of California
is hereby notified that the 2Tt inst, in said court
petition filed against him by the said plaintihe
Object of which is TO recover the of money men
toned in judgment heretofore recovered by the said
plaintiff against the said defendant in said court. nd
the plaintiff asks for Judgment against the said defend,
ant for S3556 and COSTS taxed at making $3.50 50
with interest thereon from the 10th day OF September
1851 and increase costs. That said defendant Is requir
ed to said petition on the Cd day of September,
1854 That the Protection Insurance Company of Hart
ford Connecticut is garni-heed order of attach
ment issued in the above
c. e. CARROLL,
Atty ior Pltils
July 4 1854.
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>1EW CHEAP CASH SToRE.-Tom.
ENREsH DRUGS!-JAnrs w. COLLINS

ENRESH DRUGS!-JANEs w. COLLINS,
IL WHoLES9LE aND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
North side Main street, 81. Clairsviile Oho.llas on
hand, and will sell clcap Drugs; Paints; Oils; Dycsuts
Liquors, of every description; Dentists, surgical and
Veterinary instruments; Penknivcs Razor straps, and
shaving Creams of all kinds; brushes OF every variety
Cosmetics, pcriumerics OF all kinds; Bank. Books Let
ter, Note and Foolscap paper; Window glass; and ol
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco, &C., &c.
lie has also on hand large supply of Castor and sweet
OIL; Godhey's Cordial; Batnman's drops; OppeldoC
Essence OF all knds Backing, large and smalI Inks
all cOlors, &c.
Thankful to his customers for the liberal patronage they
have given to the old firm, he would ask a continuance
of the same,
lie particularly invites the attention of country mer
chants promising If they will give him call, to urnsl
them with any atice in his line, low they can b'
bought in the same quantities. in the Eastern Markets.
March 2j, 1853.
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pHYSIC TO THE Dogs

NHROW PHISlC TO THE Dogs
i Fuivermacher's Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains,
Producing instant relief from the acute pain aud
permanently curing all NeuralgC diseases, Rhehma-
'lsn, painful and swelled joints, Neuralgia OF
the Face, Deafness, Blndness, 81. Nitus
Dance, PalpltatiOns of the Heart, ncTi.
odical Headache, Paine IN the Sloni.
aCh, Indigestion, dyspepsia, u.
terine Pains, Paralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced IN the city of New
Yorh less than one year since, aud after heiug subjected
TO thorough TRIALS ~ every hospital IN the city, aud
piled by Drs, Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren,
aud others was discovered that they possess strange
aud wonderful power the relief and cure OF the ahove
class of Diseases aud their sale aud the success that
has attended their use is unparalleled,
Previous to hor introduction into this country they
were used IN every hospital In Europe, and secured
by patents IN France, Germany Austria, Prussia and
England; and also IN the United states.
"TIiINK CLOSE AND PONDER WILL"
The primo pies upon which II is claimed that the Chains
produce their marvellous are, drst-that all Ner,
VOus Diseases are attended aud produced by deficient
supply a. nerv"us huid, and an agent that resembles
rlnScIy electricity, or electro magnetism; and second
that the electro magnetic chains, by being worn over
aud upon the part aud organ diseased furnish the ex
hausled nervous mud which IL required IN produce
healthy action through the entire system, No dgusting
nosrum Is allowed To he taken while using the chains
hut Sgd observance of the Tener laws OF health are
required Brisk friction upon the part dlseaed adds
much 10 the effects OF the chains, by increasing
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
VIII he given 10 any person who viii produ Ced SONY
well authenticated corthC aes OF cure, both from lei
|
eleced by the use OF fulvermschcrs Electric Chains
They never fail 10 perform what they advertised tn
do aud no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
| given them trial.
| IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures of PToansus
uct have heen effected within the last year hy the use
Of these chans nv applying end OF the chain over
the region of the abdomen and the other upon the spns
lust ahoye the hip the usual severe symptoms
TO hat disease are al once removed.
MODE or USE
| The chain shouId he haC,,a 40. -.
mon vinegar, and then one end OF the cham should he
applied deey 70 me seat OF the pain disease and the
/ other end opposed to II.
| DE NOT DECEIVEDl Tho Electric Chains arc
not TO cure all diEeases but for Nervous Diseases il
claimed that NO Medical Agent In the world has pro
dueed 80 many cures In the last year as the Electric
| Chain,
| INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, il
rpoduced at tho moment Of application much more eff
see,ualy than can be produced by opilm in amy of
forms. - "
Cali aud obtain pamphlet (gTatisJ
| J. sTElkERT, Sole Agent,
| 49,. . Sbs Broadway, cut, Prince st.
jan -, ieJl-ly,
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second Arrival.
EAWCETT 81 BROTHER.

s(SuCCessoTs To Wright & FawccuJ
Would respectfully announce to the goods huving por
at the human family, that owing 10 the generosity
of their friends and customers purchasing goods
thPm that they have found necessary order keep
NJ their stock To visit the Fast the second time this
aud are now ready at the old stand of j. Dew
Wright. Where Will he found until the LIST of Au
gust, WHEN VIII Tenuve to the new building oppO
sItc) A full supply of staple Goods Of all kinds our
line, such ss Dry Goods, Groceries, Qucensware, Hard
ware, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps %o in short all goods
that are usually kept IN u country store
TO our customers aud friends we would re our
thanks for past patronage, aud request continuance
o their tavOrs 70 those who have not been 80 ortu
nate a. to he our customers. we would give a
tTIal aud II do not convince you that do business
lair aud honorable manner yOu shall have hat,
las IL is not Dystfr tnc) The r. H. will he completed
dong business viii lie much increased and will he the
Of those who live reach to make this place
10 sclI their produce We will have such
made u he able at all times to pay the highest cash
price Tor all kinds of country produce well sell
all articles at the lowest rates.
Give us call as we are determined by energy and
close attention To the wants OF community To
large share Ut business.
FAWCETT & BRO
! belmont, July 81, Isji
=. =. We wish TO purchase Pork the coming season
aud III give handsome premium for the hest lot Oi
hogs receive. Age and all taken into consideration
L. ~ b.
~ OTICE.-JAMEs RosSELL and others
| ! have Gled petition IN the Clerks Once of the
Common Pleas Court OF belmont County, Ohio king
the Court 10 vACatc 50 feet square OF OF the - W.
Tue application wIl he heard al the ueNt of SAID
court.
u. u. r.. COWEN,
/ aug. F.-iw. Atty. iur Petitioners
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4 NROCERlES,IIA IIARDW WARE, QUEENS
W ware, &c. Nc.--JAaEs THoapsoS takes the lib
rs.tf crty Of returning thanks to his numerous
Issas5 toners for the patronage which has heretofore
n been extended to him. He ~ now receiving a
large dd well selected stock Of goods in his line, III ev
respect adapted to the wants OF this community. His
stock sha by frequent additions, he kept ,r.T9Fyo>
full and complete, aud " ~ he disposed oSs-ss-iaSS
at snch rates will meet the appreciation of all who
favor him with call
His stock consists in part of Groceries Of every va.
riey Hardware, Queensware Gassw are, and general
assortment OF Provisions &C. &c.
He Is prepared to accommodate the public with ev.
erylhing usually kept in Grocery Stores. Call aud get
your supplies at the sold corner OF Main and Marietta
streets.
st. Clairsvile, April 7, 1854.
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YFNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-HATs
i AND CARS AT WnoLEsALE.--Wc are now receiving
our fall and winter stock of Hats ana Caps, which will
he feel assured the largest and cheapest ever brought
this city Country Merchants who design purchasing
east are particularly invited to call aud examine our
stock for we certain the prices are fully as low
any house IN Baltimore.
$. u. HARPER d SON
No. I29 cor. Main aud Union sts., Wheeling.
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The CathoLan far surpasses other remedies in being
more certain less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet Cree) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, of the benec results of its
together with let.rs from highly experienced Physicians
who have used ii in their practice and speak from the
own observations.
=. II. PeCkham, NJ. D., Utica, Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandagua, N. Y.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. De- Rochester n. Y.
D.Y. Foote NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D.. Baltimore, Md.
J.C. Orrick NJ. d., Baltimore Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. d., New.York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. u.
J.P. Newaud, Nj. D., Utica, N. Y.
Rev. e. $. Beard, Glenn Springs =. C..
PLetter addressed &c OF Mr.. Curtis Hatch agent
at Ravenna, Ohio.
TO DR. MARCHIsI:-I have bcen ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. uteri, and all the
attending difficulties; at times rendering my life most
miserable ! have had the attendance of some of the
best physicians, with but little success; the most they
could do to reeve-a out of the que
For five months before commencing with your medicine
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk
but few steps at time and scarcely of doc
in short, completely Frustrated, both in body
and mind and expected 10 drag out the rest of my days
in suffering and misery. hut, reading advertise.
ment, induced 10 try your inv auahIe medicine
called Uterine Catholicom, as the last had not
used it week before felt like another BY the
of three hotties was enabled perform all the labor
for six in the family with ease and could could walk
| anywhere in the neighborhood without injury Moth.
ing hut a of my duty to you and To the afflicted
has induced TO state my to the pubic. can
safely recommend the preparation to all those suffer
like myself
(signed) Mas SARAH A. BIsHop.
Freedom, Portgage, Co., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1859,
U-j7J. Il. MARCHISI & co. Proprietors
Ceulra Depot, 3Oi Broadway, N. Y.
HUMPHREY alexander, agent, Druggist, St.
Clarsville OHIO.
ind sold by John Mclean, Cadiz; II. n. Fawce IT, Mt
Pleasant; J. w. Warfed, Fairvlew; Brentlinger a
armstrong, Wheeling, Va apr. :, ls5I.-iy.
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NOTICE.

would Just say to my friends and old customers that
owing 10 the state o my health, have disposed of my
shop Ia Mr. VIM. Seidwitz aud my Wilson, aud the
business viii he conducted ny them at my old stand
Feeling thankful To the public for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon me during my continuance IN business
would say that Mr.. SedwitZ has been IN my employ
for several years past aud feel no hesitancy IN recon-
nending him to the public az good workman who " i'll
do justice 10 them,
Yours, ISAAC ASKEW,
81 Claiisve, May ~, is54