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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

monstrous shapes. The labyrinthodon
or frog-like reptile was perhaps the most
ugly and grotesque creature that ever
breathed but the pierodactylus was, oI
all creatures, the most singular.
Still retaining the old coast in our ima~
glnation, we may behold the pterodacty-
lus sitting on the ground or standing like a
swan, with the long neck resting on the
beak, to support with ease, the heavy
head, which is like that of the crocodile.
Approach it, and it will raise into the air
or fly like bird, or cling against the cliff
like bat. Whilst you watch it, it will
perhaps, leave the rock, and, taking to
the sea. commences, fishing. You will
thus see that this creature possesses, in
the organization Of one animal, the head
Of the crocodile, the neck of the swan, the
wings of bat, a resemblance to the hand
of man, with legs and feet which enable
it to swim and walk. In all points of bo-
ny structure, from the teeth to the ex-
tremity of the nails, it was reptile cov>
cred with heavy armour, and having a
true reptilian heart and circulating Or
gans. Its wings, when not in use, were
folded back like those of q bird, and it
could suspend itself with claws attached
TO fingers from the branches of tree.
Its usual position, when not in motion,
was standing on its feet with its neck set
up, and curved backwards, lest the weight
of the enormous head should disturb the
equilibrium Of the animal. With the
huge monsters already described crawl
ing over the land, and tens of thousands
of these flying reptiles, lowering around
the rocks or darkening the air with their
wings. England must have been strange
place in the times of iguanodom.
1t will thus be seen how mnch may be
learned from few bones. A poor work
man, in breaking q stone in Tilgrate
quarry, England, found the tooth Of an
iguanodom EMBEDDED in it. He sold it for
a pot Of beer to man of science, who
soon perceived that it could not have be-
lOnged to any known animal. On furth-
er search being made other bones were
discovered, and the whole structure Of
the animal was then known. Near it
were found the bones of other animals
who had lived with it; and gradually, as
the light enters a dark room, the whole
country thus came back to us, peopled
with its former inhabitants and we have
only to pause over the picture with the
poet and artist, and we live for a while in
these old timcs-so old that it seems to
us to be the morning Of the world. But
the whole are row gone. Death has
swept them into his garner, and nothing
but their bones remain to tell the story Of
their lives.-EngLiShp paper.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
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wife, is matter perfectly optional with
yourselves /; but, remember she, is never
to be insulted in my presence, And
he left them. =
Wilton's words had reached the ,wo-
mans heart of his sisters. There was
something of truth and beauty in his deep,
long enduring love which spake to their
souls through all pride aud false shame
which had overgrown them. s8
Mary Willis had been their playmate
in the days they had since blushed to re-
member, and her sweet face came back
to them once more. and in that better
moment they said: g
" There is no use in finding fault with
him, and, after all his love has been very
beautiful. She will be his wife and we
will receive her as SUCH"
And they did not alter their detormina.
ton when Wilton brought Lena to them /;
and they looked upon her graceful and
Vine,like in all her bridal beauty fors she
was as. happy as few wives are in the
husband who had first loved their mother.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

ES- Three boys happening one sum-
mer day to be caught out in a violent
thunder storm, sought refuge under a
tree, where they had been but short
time when tree but short distance
from the one they were under was st. uck
by lightning, and shvered to atoms.-
One Of the boys, with seriousness and
anxiety plainly depicted in his counte-
nance, says to the other: Bill. can you
pray ?" No." "Pcte, can you pray %
" No." Nor 1 either, but by hoky
something must be done"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
CIARKsBURG, wEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER a1st, $50
LINES.

The Louisville Journal says SOW
defy any tasteful lover of poetry to rea
the following lines without exclaiming-
How beautiful -
My soul thy sacred image keeps,
My midnight dreams are all of thoo;
For nature then in siloncc sleeps,
And silence broods DER land and sea
On that still, mysterious hour,
How oft from waking dreams start,
To find thee but fancy lower,
Thou cherished idol of my heart.
Thou hast each thought and dream Of mine
Have in turn one thought Of thine!
Foo ever thine, my dreams will be,
What'cr may be my fortunes hero,
1 ask not lovc-I claim for thco
Only one boon, a gentle tear;
May blessed visions from ahovo
Play brightly found thy happy heart,
And may tho bcums of peace and lovo
Nee. from thy flowing sorl depart.
Farewell my dreams still with thee,
Hast thou ono tender thought of mo?
My Joys like summer birds may fly,
My hopes like summer blooms depart,
But there's one flower that cannot die,
Thy holy memory in my heart;
No dcws that DER flowers cap may fill,
No sunlight to it's lea vcs be ci ,cn,
But it will live and flourish still,
AS dcathless as n thing of heaven.
My sorl grccts tn ne, rnmesked, u1sought,
Hast thou for mo one gentle thought
Farewell farewell my far off friend!
Between lis bro5d, blue rivers flow;
And forests wave and plains extend.
Ans contains IA the sanr ght glow;
The W I'D that brcaths upon y brow
Is noS tho wind that breaths on mine,
The s;acbeams SHINING on thee now
Arc not the beams on me NO,
But memo".Y's spell is W tn me yet
CNns'5 thod the holy part forget
Tho b; ter tears that tho, and I
May shed wheno By g1ish bowed,
E@ha' led into moouuit" sky,
May meet and ming'o in tho c ord;
nc th"s, my much beloved friend though we
Fa far apart must live and movo,
Our souls, when God shall set them free,
Can ming II tho wo rid of love.
This eXsGacy to me-
Say-would it bo joy to thee
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

PoRKoroLts.-A letter writer from Gin
cinnati, Ohio. says that the common peo-
pie of that city ure those who kill pigs
now. The aristOcracy are those whose
fathers killed pigs, and who Of course re-
gard the present piggicides as persons
without hon6roblc Antecedents. Touch
the question of pigs to them, and they
GriStle mp Immediately.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

Eg-" Class in Catechism, attend -
Where was John Rogers burnt ?"
No answer, till Jake at the foot of the
class sings out, " know, sir"
"Well, where was John Rogers burnt 2"
Jake, throwing up his chin and taking
an extra breath of wind, sings out in a
double octave fortissimo-" In the fire !''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

EE What brutes your southern men
are-always smoking cigars" said a young
lady to Creole Miss. Yes, but your
northern men. in Maine you know, smoke
herrings," was the quick reply.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

Mg" Our Bill wants to know If the
first year Of marriage is called the honey
mOon,' shouldn't the second year be call
cd the vinegar-moon 90
None Of your business, Bill.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

Eg"" Mr.. Smith. you said you boarded
at the Columbia Hotel six months did
you foot your bill ?" No sir; but it
amounted to the same thing-the land
lord footed me-" Verdict for defend
ant. Call next case"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

EEA correspondent wants to know
whether considering the great utility of
the ocean, poets are not wrong to call it
a "waste of water"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

wWhen Socrates was asked why he
had built for himself so small house
Z" Small as it is, he said, "I wish could
fill it with friends.'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

RFL1EF OF THE SUFFERERs.-Hon. T.
H. Seymour. Minister to Russia, has SEM
$50 to New York for the relief of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

REWhy are the mouths Of the New
York g. upper ten," since the arrival ot
the Rachel, like the trenches of Sebasto-
pol? They are filed with mangled
French !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

~ Punch says poverty must be a
woman-itis so fond ofpinching.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

A table Of contents-a dinner table.
A table OF discontents-a gambling ta-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

"I can hardly see the lines, and 1
know the darkness that is coming over
them is death. Tomorrow I shall be at
home and when this comes to you, you
will take care of Lena, for the sake of
MARY"
Wilton read this letter through and
then the proud man leaned his arm on
the table, and burying his head there,
like very child unmindful of his fearful
listeners.
cannot tell all which took place in
Mrs. Mason's little parlor but when Viii
ton Hughes had risen to leave, he put
aside Lena's thick curls, and looking il
her face very tenderly:
"My child, never go out another days
sewing. Your mother has given you K
me, and I will take care of you.
A month had passed.
What is the reason that Wilton neve
stays at home now days ?'' said Mrs
IIsII I,,1H E,,k sya-,, etnEa1%y kN1ahan1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

The Louisville Journal says: -" We
defy any tasteful lover of poetry to read
the following lines without exclaiming-
.t HOW heantifr1l l'1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15

E'oR LIVERPOOL -UsITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship BALTIC, Capt Jos j. Comsock This steam.
ship VIII depart with the United States Europe pod
lively Wednesday, Dec D. at II O'Clock H. from her berth
quaed accommodating for elegance and comfort apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 81 Wall street
Passengers are requested 70 be on board u II O'Clock n
Shippers please take notice that the shps Of this line
through he Post oceany others viii DO returned Tho
ship Pacific will succeed The Baltic and january
NofcE-Ihe day departure this line from New York
for 1856 will be Saturday, commencng January and every
alternate Saturday and from Liverpool Wednesday, com.
mencing january g. and every alternate Wednesday.
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ITO cAPIrALIsrs.-rHE HEIRS OF ROBERT NORRIS,
landed lying every county Of ne State Of Pennay
Il
MOS. iSssss s;aa;sa y millions = SeIIs.s
Slams p sesoss Serbs psupSin, So'Sa%Ssrisna Car
So1 s ss q
Bannsn, who have undertaken their terms
~ 10 !ss pressed: y S.y & our
hs are 2
$50 consisting o. coal mines in successful operation
an .aSs
fSs
capital and EacSnss
ITO uxssEllA, AND PAa ARA MANUFACTURERS FAC
machinery and tools such scroll and circular saws turning
psmsoOd &C., &C., Of an umbrella and parsso stick manu-
cSsy sas' .s e q 5.
VAIuABLE SWAMP AND TIMBER LANDS, IN NOR.
the unity ~
ss
s sn5 Lame ns1 Sss Comfy Goa & %
and ioFnsSy belonging Fort Containing Sy recent
1 ~ nss 10
Roanoke saroad and the branch Of Elizabeth
na s % asass
ne an about ase n ]
very valuable pine cypress and other timber valuable for
shipbudng and other purposes and the facilities for getting
the market unusually great for tract Of the
extent sna desc upton For arabic purposes said by COM
peen judges thai large portion superior and tho
cation will admit OF thorough drainage. Az this land sold by
Commissioner only, the purchaser will deed with
special warranty All disposed requested
70 examine The premises title &c for hemssves before the
day OF sale Terms of SALE fourth tor cash. fourth
oneourh fifteen months and the other fourth
months with bonds and undoubted security for
tho credit pav men and the title obe withheld Ill ordered by
the Court For further parcaass Apply David Jordan
ESQ., Magnolia Springs, Suffolk the undersgned
In Suffolk. Dec J, 1885.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST ArES
L mail steamergThe ships composing The lne The fol-

ATLANTIC, Capt WoG- FACIFIC, Capt MdridG0,
BALTIC, Capt Comssosk. ADRIATiC Capt -.
These ships have been bu by contract expressly
eminent service Every caro- has been taken IN heir
and heir sccommodaons icr are vailed r
elegance, and comfort Price q passage nom New York
70 Liverpool IN FIRST class cabin, $780, second d. S6;
elusive use Of extra se state rooms $685. from Liverpool 10
New York, 20 and gun7aS An experienced surgeon a.
taehed 70 cAsh ship. No berth secured until paid for
PRAR0HEn GA
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United States navy ,sDovs aBx csAsvy-IAsd vsr~os %
AIMED pay psA Vnssd etAkss Dsr~svs nsvnlAsd 10
hf,y hoars Balances de- vdows INV u dsse-ss<
Jntsd STATES sailors solese< And a sislsas axHln~
xssai, rasr, Pssas ssd os.s ysssr o. sssy. n Wsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15

ITO PRINTERs-FOR SALE, THREE DOUBLE CYLrN.
ders and drum cylinder press OF Messrs Hoe Co. q
~'T' A. B. TAYLOR 90.
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s*otrw x~A~r N~T&s0rs - sssA fNnes ssr~<a 800,
tsyusn'. ~ <says'~ sar. sxsa~ -sAsl ysrns sAsA
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Epw,DK. G5LLIEs, q Wan stree. ny.
sr MxM s KrrHl Vo Liverpool; - v
B. a. Wx1sw ESH Co. P Z Ha'an ''A''' London
The Of these shlps win be accountable for gold
ss. bills l.dns asssd A;elor and hs vAus ,herooi
Shippers please take notice. that the shps Of his line canno.
carry any goods contrabsnd Of war.
All letters pass throsap The post ONCE, any other viii
The day Of departure Of this rns from New
% @ W. be s1nnsy sS
meneins Jan. Is, and every alternate "Wednesday.
L,oR LrvERPooI.-THE BLACK BALL PACKET SHIP,
HARVEST QUEEN, Capt Younse, will sail on Moo
day. Dec H. For tems Of cabin, second cabin and seerage
To JACOB WILSON, los South street.
U1oR LIvERPooL-sr. GEORGES LINE OF CLIPPER
shpa-Thc celebrated clipper ship DRIVER, Capt Hot
barton having made her last passage In Is days. again
o'clock For passage in cabin cabin steerage
apply on bocrd pier D North River, DEMARE8f
JONES. ~ south street and 80 Old sip.
CTEAM BETwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
NEW YORK, 2l5O IONS, Robt Craig commander; GLASGOW
1852 TONS John Duncan commander. The Glasgow
full steamers from New York for Glasgow direct as 1adsr
EDINBURGH, Saturday, 2Sth January At II ocoek
GLASGOW, Saturday.
RATES or PASSAGE.
Third class found with cooked provisions .........
experienced surgeon attached 10 each steamer. For
New York city gold only received for passage
i states man steamer UNioN, Capt e. Adams, viii leave
Tor Hae touchng Southampton 70 land the mails and pas.
river, foot Of Beach street.
Price OF passage, first cabin $50
Baggage not wanted during he voyage should DO sen. on
board the da, before sailing, marked belown No freight
@ es taken after Tas sTxsk as ESs s,Ss Or
IS Brcafwsy
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- ssfvtsI.is. frsnd y eo.ns ssss maize. asyv~sl
~ private eissssss ~ nfAlhs fSsuf 81 "a sf-sd
Cher rsnss ., Ds worss nsa assi~.A II soDs ~
returns removes ~ dl~sAs~ ~tn1sn <syns ~
Toss1 ne st-< .aolnss~ ne ys<a All
'oslsnsny " poid a. h "a s~tAbHsla a1eq caax ~fe<
~ Ifo~dpey
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their fAvorte steamships-
CITY or BALTInOKK s67 tons, Capt Robert Leiteh
CITY OF WARRINGTON 1850 IONS, Capt VIM Wyie
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 7l09 IONS, Capt r. O. Pstre
Saloon, 60 % rnd S65, according 70 state rooms-
limited number OF third class passsngers viii be taken
from Phladelphia and Lverpoo aud found in provsonA
From Philadelphia 80 From Liverpool $40
Parties Wishing 70 bring ont their friends obtain oern
Gates Of and drafts Liverpool of 81 sterling
and upwArds Apply 70 JOHN q. DALE Agoat
II Walnut street. PhiiAdniphiA-
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IMPORTANT TO sATLwAEERs.-ALL THE roofs
stock and nxaes required tn me ssmasing business, %
,o, IN reasopabs eTs The ~ ieft frsm
tr let II MAJ s65 For particulars address III souh
o. Pear
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ITO DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.-FOR SALE
sheap, the complete fittings Of drug store, comprising
glass show cases. marble topped couners unctnres salt
mouths ready labelled brackets and bottles &C. Apply
at 70 HALE druggis glass and fixture dealer No. 70
Nassau street
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fee cry n 1.-The sgsy kAn ottsinsf . W
grea' ssrsns" futn he Tar hn@i ~esrtf-s wsi v'i
be trs or genusmen obsAln na sises@ns ne oppaN
sss ,hArge extra
A fTosiRHisB TO All. MADAME MORROW, rHE
~ tevcnh daughter has natural an " toll fe<
srd future sv.uts ard al Tie q pfr he
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bring ,ose,lsr thoec Who spas al ,soy
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TENANTS REGISTER.

On BRO0ME, CORNER CROSBY STREET.-FINl
fCU 26x50 feet, with two Broom
and the other Crosby sree,wii be let evenings for
lodge room, and will give lease required Apply on ID
premises. VIM. N. WELIING.
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DEUDCED BRICK8 80 LBS. BAGGAGE FREE.-rEN
IN cents per h. extra expenses meals on Tho
lsthmus free for ssteersge hours from
by Panama Railroad Through Caliorniu
via Panama KaiiroAdrhe Unied S,aos Mail Htcarnship
Company win despatch for Aspn wall Thursday, Dec ~
O'Clock ~ precisely, from pier foot u Warren street.
North river The well known and fast steamship HiNois
Capt g. Boggs U. g. Navy Passengers and mails will be
forwarded BY Panama Railroad and connect nj Panama with
the Pacific Mall Steamship Companys magnificent steamship
GOLDEN ACE j. T. Watkins commander, which will be In
readiness and leave inmoasy for San Francisco The pub
more e1ts steamer. lying At Panama ready for 70 AVOID
possible detention OF gers mails For passage
apply To- w. RAYMOND At the only Office OF The companies
No. III Weat street, corner WArraz. N. Y.
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MEAT MARKET FOR aALE-sTTUATED IN rue
M lower part the city, price 1880 None bat essh Gus
xrnsr bed apply. eaaasesry rsaons Nssn 'oe ssuues
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