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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-08
HUNTS IMMINENT.

For the speedy cure Of RHEUMATISM, DISEASE
OF THE SPINE, WEAKNESS IN THE BACK OR
SIDE, PARALYsIs OF THE LIMBS, SpRAIKs,
WEAK ANKLES, BRUlsEs, DO, DC.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-08

Price n per box; or, for the convenience Of those
residing where il has not been introduced ne YET "
will be forwarded by mail prepaid, 70 any one en-
closing "a etter-stamps, in any part OF tns un s
States except Oregon and Caiforna' OF 70 '"o'0 wi
80 stamps. .A,.-.s 4.
fy- liberal discount TO dealers, and delivered IN
New York city FREQ Of expensel
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WANTED.--A young man wishes to obtain board
in respectable private family where his moral de-
pertinent and example would be considered equiva-
lent. References required. o#F
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-08

WIDOW, IS Herkimer street
?. S.-This "young man" win not DO tolerate,
In taking spoons" M. A. O.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
Union Seminary.

TSHIs SCHOOL. for the completion of young
i ladies' educ alton, and preparing students fo'
college. viii commence its session on Thursday,
9sth list, and close 18th July, embracing SOS
sion of eleven weeks.
The course of instruction will be the English.
Latin and French languages, Drawing. Painting,
Ornamental NeedIework, and all other branches
usually taught in institutions OF this kind.
Terms of tuition, pr. session, as follows
Reading, Spelling and Writing. $500; Gram
mar Geography, Arithmetic, History, (Anct
and Mod.) $500.
Latin, French, Mathematics, Chemistry, Phi
losophy, Logic, Rhetoric, Moral Science, &c,
5000; Embroidery, Drawing and Painting ST.
co.
No deduction will be made for lost time, ex-
cept in Of Protructed sick ness, or by special
agreement.
No pains will be spared to give perfect satis-
faction to our patrons, and we therefore request
a liberal patronage. For further particulars ad-
dress RICHARD II. 3. DAY,i Princi-
Mrs. A. F. MANN, pals.
Clarksburg. April 95th, 1s55-8t.
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IIELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
BELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract
RmcINIn

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. and all disea-
ses of the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or Fe-
male, from whatever cause they may have ORR
ginated and no matter of how long standing.
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated In the system, will sure
~ 90 down from one generation to another, un-
dcrmining the constitution and SaPPing the very
vital fluids Of life, do not trust yourself i'll the
hands Of Quucks, who start up ever DAY in city
like this. and fill the papers with glariDg false
hoods, too we'll calculated TO deceive tho young,
and those not acquainted with their tricks. You
cannot be too careful in the selection ofa remedy
in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. 1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in its
taste, and very innocent in its action, and yet so
thorough that it annhilates every particle of the
ran and poisonous virus ofthis dreadful disease;
and: unlike other remedies. does not dry up the
disease in tile blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands of the human race to untimely gra YES
thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents. and
biIghting i'll the bud the glorious ambition of
many mob youth, can be cured by this InfaI
liblc Remedy. And Il medicine which must
benefit everybody, from the SIMPLY delicate to
the confined and despairing invalid, no equal is
to be found acting both us " cure and preventive.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
BBrUtce's New York type
Foundry.

L1STABLIsHED in 1873, has now on hand,
IL ready for immediate delivery, in fonts to suit
purchase 70 100000 ID Roman Type of new cut /;
$4,000 tb Fancy Type 10000 Scripts ofvarious
STYLES; 5000 @ Germans !: 5000 fb Ornaments
in great variety 5000 ID Borders t'rirty-thOu
sand feet Brass and Type Metal Rules and all
the novelties in the >busiNess.
All the above Types are cast by steam power,
OF new composition of fuetal peculiar to this
foundry, which is certainly superior to any ever
before used in any part of the world. The un-
equalled rapiuity in the process 1t casting, en-
ables me 20 sell these more durable types at the
prices OF ordinary types, either on credit or for
cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Pri,Ftng
Materials, except Paper and Cards, (Which have
no fixed quality or price, furnished at manufac
turers' prices.
The latest Specimen Book Of the Found V
is freely given to all printing Offices, on the
CENT of fifty cents to prepay the postnge.
DjPrinters of newspapers who chose TO pub
lish this advertisement, including this note three
times before the first day of July, 1855, and for
ward me Of the papers, will be allowed their
fills at the time of purchasing five times the
amount of nv manufactures.
Address. GEORGE BRUCE, u Chambers
ST.. New Ork -:}t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

THE BALTIMORE AND Ono AND NoRTu>
WESTERN KAILRoADs.-The special meets
ing Of the directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company was held yester-
day afternoon, according to adjournment
from the last monthly meeting, when the
modified proposition for aiding that i'm
portant connection, the Northwestern
IVA Railroad was reported favorablv
upon by the select committee of five to
whom it had been referred. The partic-
ulNr proposition was to endorse the half
million OF additional mortgage bonds Of
the Northwestern which had ben asked Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Company. The
committee had made in the mean time,
all due enquiries of Mr.. Swan, president
Of the Northwestern Company, as to the
completing the road, its progress, pros
poets &c, to which Il lengthy and detail
ed reply had been made by Mr.. Swan,
accompanied by an exhibit Of the pres
ent actual condition Of the work by the
engineer of the company. With the re-
sources now available, and endorsements
asked, Mr.. Swan estimates that if the
Baltimore and Ohio Company would in
addition sell on credit of three years 10
his corporation the 100000 of its own
bonds now held by the former, the board
could be put into such financial condition
as would ensure its early completion, say
by the first ofApril next. The commit
tee were unanimously in favor Of the en-.
dorsement for S5OO.OO but minority
report made by Mr.. Kinks, proposed re.
Striction by which the bonds SO issued,
were to be applied, solely to the purchas e
OF iron for the. road. After.Some discus =
'ion, and the voting down Of the propos;-
ton to restrict, a resolution in favor #
the endorsement was carried, yeas lG,
nays 3. Mr. Chauncey Brooks then Of
fcred the resolution. aurht rizing the sale
Of the S2lO.OOO Of Northwestern bonds
ON the terms proposed, which WAS laid
over to the ueNt monthly meeting.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
'Ehc Great Discovery.
kROI IERION!

TOR CURLING TIE HARE For many
l. years it has been the object of deepest study
with chemists and others, to produce fluid that,
applied TO the hair, would cause it to wave and
curl equal in beauty to the natural curl,
The KEoLLER1oN is the only article ever offer
ed to the world that will effect this most dosira-
bic object. But three or four applications arc
necessary to curl it us much rs may be desired
and for amy length of time. From the many tcs-
timonials Of those who have used it. the subScri-
Der does not hesitate to warrant the KKolLEEloN
to give satisfaction, and prove as recommended
in all cases.
The recipe for making. With full directions fol
use viii! be sent the receipt of one dollar, post
paid. The ingredients will not cost over 2 cts
Direct to II. a. FREMONT,
anlS--5u Warren, Trumbull CO., o.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

rhngc, or Flooding Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular M"nstrulton. Sc, with all their
compnnying evils, Cancer excepted no mat
ter how severe how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty putfs and misrepresentation, nor is it
intended that its present popularity shall be
t;ined by any medium but It's merits and the APP
probation OF the public.
REFERENCES
have no hesitation to saying, Dr.. Anarchists
Uterine Cathocon is Invaluable in uterine disea
SIS generally. have used it in Fluors, AIbus
Amcnorrhna, Prolapsus Uteri, and in cases Of
extensive liberation oC the vagine and uteri.
Il is worthy Of the notice OF the Faculty.
JOHN c. ORRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Nd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

RocnE>rrE. Feb, II 1855.
Having heard many statements prciudicia( to
your Patent Goncul Mills the result ofignornncn
aud prejudice. olfnss was UUtNvOrNhly i'm
pressed for a long time, until | had used some
Hour made by them, when wns convinced that
they were capable Of making n good or bottor
-four than had ever had from any other Kind
of Mills. Now this is to certify that have In
my basement. No. l Buffalo street two run of
your C"nicHl Mills with which have made,
within tho last four months. largo Quantity of
-four. from nm average Of four bushels and ~
pounds Of wheat to the barrel, one half OF which
passed for extra in tho city Of Ncw-York, tho
other half for suPcrfnc. have done this to
satisfy myself rs to the Weld believe your
Mills require not moro than one half ns much
power rs the fiat stones. to do the same amour
of business They also grind cool, consequently
the color is better audmorc pureSnnd tho -four
brighter. tho fcrmenting properties Of tho flour
not having been injured {; also having moro
strength, mud ubsorbS II larger quantity Of water
when made into broad, than flour made by tn"
lat stone. Yours. Respectfully,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
To CHARLES Ross.
New Haven, Conn, Sept. 9th, 1855.
Ml. CHARLES Ross, Rochester, Sir :--.ln reply
to your lcttcr on the subject of your Mil, havo
to say, that have, under the direction Of tho
Commisary General OF the L. 5, Army. General
Gibson, purchased several Of th"m, with h2Hc-
powers, boilers. &c. complete forwarding them
TO Mexico. California, Oregon md TcXnr, for usN
in connection with the army. The Mill 10 found
TO answer every purpose required Of u Trinding
Z
Of such degree OF fncncss or coHr~cuess RS may
be desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to any
kind Of horse or wntcr power, IL poftablS, ~
small compass delight weight and not rxpNn
sivc. regard the Mil ~ emincntlN wall n.loP-
ted to both Army and Navy, as well IT, to from
tier use, also we'll iculatCd 10 enable tho grow
or Of grain u mako his own -four. For the
grinding Of ericic-, coffee. &c. n largo manu-
featuring scale. it nnwcrS good purpose Ind
one of your Mills put up nl Gen. 'r"vlor'S head
quarters ut Montcry, in Mexico. ltworked we'll
found it to be perfect in all it. parts and feN-
| lures.
Very respectfully your obv'l,omt servant.
a. Is. EATON,
| Brcv. Mai. c. 5. Army, and Com. SubS'cO
| The following arc the izes, diameter, weight
and COS, of the inil!s
| No. /. land, or One Horse Power Mill. II in
rhcs. 80 b. So.
No. =. Two horse power. I 3 in"hc', 400 fOs 800.
- 3 For steam or watcrl - $50 :" 40.
- l. = Grist Mills II '' 400 " ITO.
- =. d" mcrchantinill - . 300 - 800.
! The mil liz cntirnly confined in strong cast
! iron frame, and the above II tho wmoLE WEIGHT
! Tho Mil, are manufactured only by CHARLES
| ROSS, South 81. Paul street. near Court street
/ Bridge, Rochester, \. Y. IuticI Lewis, General
Agent for Virginia.
! For further particulars. etc inquire post paid
( Of W. 7. COOPER.
Clarlsslntrg, Va.
! February I.Ith, 1854.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
FErrER0IAH HOUSE,

ON the BlIrimore and Ohio Rail RoId. HEN
OE MAHANEY, Proprietor, takes pleasure
IN Informing his friends and the travelling public
ttr,t he has repaired and reitted with new rurni-
turr this large hotel, and thai il is i'll better
condition to promote the convenience nd com
tort OF the sojourner than heretofore. Every
lhing will be found in good order
His TABLE will he Supplied with the very best
ratah"s that can be produced in this country,
>crved mp in al elegant manner; aud HIS BAR will
be found to contain the choicest Wines and Lii
quorS ri every kind
His STABLE will always be we'll Supplied with
provender, and good reliable hostlcrs.
His old friends and the travelling public gene
rally arc invited 10 call.
nylI HENRY MAuANEY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
F.cnr BGrwxEv AMERICANS AND Span

FIGnr BErwEEv AMERICANS AND Span
YARDS y few days ago Major B azure
gard. Of the Il. $. army, aud IA dozen 9th,
"r gentlemen from New OrlenrS, visited
ProclorviiIc, (Ln.) en- LAX" BorSre,
where large number OF Spanish fisher
men generally assemble, The party had
not been there long before they were, it
is alleged, in. ulted bv the fisherman as
a~mbI'ng in gangs, shouting = l:urrn for
Gen Concha, and singing Spanish songs.
and making other demonstrations OF dci
"nce. Ia" Spaniard> then m de an effort
TO take possession OF the buggy OF Mnjor
B. and Mr.. Il Proctor. aud resistance
from those GenI"men. they alta ked
them with mt etlng with bowie Knives
This led to " gem raj G,hl Al
the Americans assembled uIl f
rrvoivers several times. when the span
lar, relrea ed, but soon appeared witt
guns, and fired as much from am,
bush as possible. The result was that
five or six Spaniards w"r" shot and bai
" wounded, while on the AmrticAn side
only one person, al lri,hnIru, VIII" took
sides with the Americans. was injurrI
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
EEuckhannon HoteI.l

TINHE undersigned having purchased the we'll
l. known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper. and permanently located himself in the
thriving town OF BuckhHunCn. ia now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style un-
surpassed in Western Virginia.
Ills house is large and comfortable. il pleasant
" located near the Courthouse and has al the
con vcrienccs for keeping a frst-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the Oest the
country afford
NAV favor him with their patronage. comforta-
BIZ. and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
y. Bills STABLE will DC in the charge Of 80
Der. attentive hosters. A u. W.
Anil IS. lsJ5.-6m
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TnH PARKyI11E { Mo- Mop Y1cr1n-

The PARKv'l1E No. MOB V1crrM.-
Mr.. +. Park, the editor ofthe "ParkvilIe
Luminary," whose Office was destroyed
by mob, was from Grafton, Vermont.
He left for the College at Springfield, III,
and while there pursuing his studies, the
war broke out between Texas and Mex;>
co, in which he emil ted and served un~
der General Houston. He was at the
massacre of San Jacinto. and barely cs-
capped with his life. Al the close of the
war. he returned 10 Illinois, and received
a lieutenant's commission but left again
to take part in the border war with tie
CamancheS. Mr.. Park built ware
house at the place which bears his name.
He has resided there for many years, and
has always defended Southern men
against Northern fanalicism. Since the
destruction Of his press he has published
an address in which he declines to com
ply with the order Of the mob to leave the
place He says it would be d"grada-
Lion TO the American press for one of its
CO uductnvs to fly from home, family and
friends at the threat OF a liceD,iouS mob.
tie would rather prefer death, he further
says, At Lis own home. " amid the flow
"r, and trees planted and conSccratcd ty
affection, and upon The soil Of The coun,
Try lie tns toiIed i" build up"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

ToHN II. hiURPHEY hns just received mud
- is now oPoning the most extensive aSaOrt-
mont Of hardware, offered ia CInrksbhrg'
His stock "mbroces almost everything in the
line. among which ure
Carpenters, Cabinet-mlker's, Shoemaker
and Black smiths tools cF every description, to-
gether with general assortment Of cabinet fn-
isiIing material.
w. Stewards warranted cast 't0el Axes. Hand
Axes; Hutchets, &c.
A fine stock Of Knives, Sho:,rs. Scissors, &c.
Table cutlery and Spoons ia graf y1risfy.
Curtain trimmings, BritInuiI ware, Candle
sticks, etc.
1t is useless TO attempt enumeration Of tlIs
articles but the public respectfully inVitsi
TO call aud examine this sto-l, ~ themselves.
mol | :
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

SEBAsToPoL-TH CosT OF AN ASSAULT.
Translated for the Rochester, Union, from
a letter Of F. Guilarde to the Courier aes
Etats Unts:
General Canrobert, in letter that ap-
pears in the .4onueur, gives an account of
various partial engagements. These are
but the prologue to the great dramas soon
to be enacted there. What is to be the
result? Will Sebastopo fall into our
hands. or will it resist our assault? On
this point opinions differ. I have been
assured that a letter has been received
from Gen'l. Bosquet-the bravest of the
brave; in it he expresses the wish that
peace may occur soon enough to spare the
allied army the terrible enterprises; be-
cause SebastopOl is no longer town; it
is camp fortified as never position was
before. Redoubts are behind rrdoubts,
barricades behind barbados; square
streets, houses, windows are alike armed
and bristle. with a fearful array Of guns
The assaults will be battle foot to foot,
and hand 10 hand. 1t will cost twenty
thousand men; and after all may not sue
coed; for there are some things equally
beyond human valor and human strength
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30

SLAEs OF PUBLIC LANDS THE Uui Ii
contains a table showing thAt since the
passage ofthe graduation act. from thu
first of October. 1854, to the 3lst III
March, 1855. there have been Sold a.
the several land offices in Missouri $50, :
1868 acres Of land for the aggregate sum
of S6O8,696 The same paper says:
The quantity Of land sold in the whole
State from the first Of August to the frs.
Of Octoter 1854, and amount received in
payment is as follows Land sold IA.
II acres; amount received $85, 243.
Total amount of land sold frotn first Of
August. 1854, or since the passage Of
the graduation act OF August 4lh. 1854,
to March. 3Ist, 1855, is as follows =
Land sold 2 205. O8O acres amount re-
crived COB, $40 dollars.
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TO the heirs of Onfcers and
Soldiers of the Revolution
1IV and Other WARS

TOHN S. 5GALLAIiER, former
= ~ Third Auditor of tho U. g. ". q
| Treasury, 81 R0B'T.s H. GALLA- Sa
HER, Attorney for Claimants w.
Iodd's Marble Building, Washing ,,tf.sl;. ssSS &
ton cltYs commune to give their usu- - SKI
al prompt attention TO the prosccu- ASs
GENERAL GOVERNMENT. Their familiSrit,- MEL
the general routine of business conncctccI wish
! the several Departments, and the experience
| they have had in tue management of the laro,
number of cases heretofore entrusted to Their
care, warrants them in rendering their services
with renewed confidence. to the-very nnmeronS
representatives of Officers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary and other Wars, who have be-
come entitled, by acts of Congress, to commuta-
hon, halt-paY, pension, or bounty land
In addition to their experience, thay possess
tn"ch va uaoie record and documentary evidence
apPertainlng to the numerous CLASSES CT claims.
81 Army Officers. Soldiers, Transfers, Ma
val Officers, Scamen, and Navy Clerks Tor their
surviving widows minor children who served
in the Revolutionary War, War of 1879. Floridn
or any of the Indian Wars, for a period of not
less than FOURTEEN DAYS are now entitled to
Land Warrant for loo ACRES. Those who have
deceived thoir 40 or so acre warrants are now en-
titled to an additional quantity to make theirs
equal to 40 acres.
EEEs-For obtaining an 50 mere. v.arrnu, $5.
100 acres, Sc; 100 acres, $40.
ES Regular correspondents who prepare ca
seS and forward them to the above address for
management here, will be dealt with lihorallv
s8Y- CouRT OF CLAIMS having been created
by Congress, before which ALL PRIVATE CLAIMS.
not heretofore provided for by law, are to be
presented for adjudication, the Undersigned will
undertake the management OF an, cases requi- |
ring attention before that court, and devote their
best energies to the interests Of their clients
~ They ask no fee in advance, nor do they
make any charge for thrir servic except
where previously agreed UPON unlcssthcv are
successful in obtaining something for these Who
employ them. Address
jNO. 5 y RO.H. GALLAuER.
Washington, d. c.
n. Is. ~lANO WARRANTS BouGur AND SOUP
We buy Lnnd Warrants and Revolutionary
Scrip n highest market rates, giving ccmcr liz |
higher prices tLNn nuv other markets utford. OK. |
cept those Immediately in the vicinity of Land
Offices where Warrants are located The advnn-
'age of sending Warrants to washington is that
discrepancies in assignments, which often occur
and produce difficulty. can bercctitici frequent
ly, Mt the Genera! Land Oficc
Apll If j. 5. e no. II. G.
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NIRGINTA:-uARRIsox oUHTY, MARCH 18th,
1875 For reasons appearing 70 the court:
Il i ordered. that The sheriff of this county and
the Commissioners of Electors foT members Of
the General Assembly shall open a Pun and :sSe
the sense of the frcenoiders Of this county, on
the question whether the said Couer on behalf
ri this county shall subscribe TO TIE Stock OF the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad Company, to
an amount not exceeding fifty Thousand dollars,
and not payable in shorter period than zen
anTual installmenr4 with interest
Copy-A5,es.. Z. CHAPLIN, cik.
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MoNE PRoscN1PrIoN IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Legislature of Massachusetts, which
has just closed its inglorious career, pass
ed an act to amend the State constitution
prohibiting naturalized citizens from vo.
ting or holding any office in that common.
wealth. Those naturnlized. however be.
tore the amendment to the constitution us
adopted by vote Of the people, are to be
allowed to vote. but not to hold Off CO