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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11
EVIDENCE OF MERIT,

Is LEwIssURs, Union county, Pa, May 2, le'o;
MIR. ]. A, RHoDEs-Dear sir The boz oil
medicine you sent the was duly received on tn'
18th of April. have sold about one half OIL H.
and SO far the people who have used it are slIn-
ned that it has cured them. It has certain?
stopped the Ague in every one VINO has useG ~
and six Of the cases were Of long standing. ny
sister, who has had it for Eve or six years b5ck'
and could never get it stopped, except by gu
nine, and then only AZ long US she would take ~
is now, 1 think, entirely cured by your remedy
c. r. MCKINLEY"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11
NcW GOOhsI

TINE subscribers have just returned from the
i east with a large and we'll selected STOCK OF
GOODS, which they selling at reduced prices
Hardware, Queensware, Tinwure, together with
n fine lot Of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and in
fact, general assortment of goods
They feel grateful for past luvors, and hope
the public will continue to remember them
Call and see their goods, and you will be sure to
buv. e. PRITCuARD, SON s. Co.
November |, 1854 If
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

/ take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury
Quinine, Fsrbrifuges, Strychnine, or Anu. feL en-.
Odics Of any kind. The we'll known inetl ;lsn ls
Of these noxfous poisons proves item TO Do -.
Offspring either Of false medical principles OF y.
mere mercenary quacks. The only remedy ~
existence that 6 sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUEC CURE.
For sale by dealers generally. apo :!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11

l would be glad to have further
supply, as the medicine is becoming very popu-
lar, and think will continue, us it las given re
lief in every instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Mt Vernon, Ind,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11
Medicines.
DR.. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CeEebra led CathOlIcOn.

For the relief and
cure of suffering
Females. 1t stands
pre-eminent for its
curative powers in
all the diseases for
which it is recon-
;mended, usually
'called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
or these are Pro-
laPsus Uteri falling
ofthe womb; FIuOr
Albus, or whites ;
Chronic liberation
of the Womb ; In
cidental Hemor-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

New oTk, June IIth, 1870.
I" have made a chemical examination Of
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure" or Antidot'
to Malaria" and have tested it for Arsenic, Mef-
curry, Quinine, and Strychnine, but have not
found particle of either in it, nor havo found
any substance in its composition that would prove
injurious to the constitution,
], R, Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11
Sign and House Painting.

NHE subscriber offers his services to the pub
/ lie in the various branches of House and
Sign Painting, Granting, Gliding, &c, which
he is prepared to execute in neat aud durable
manner. All orders entrusted to him will be
attended to promptly, and in wOrkmanIike
manner. A. C. MATHES.
Clarksburg, Juu Ole, Is54-ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11

rIuge, or Flooding; PuinfuI, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruatiou, &C., with all their uc-
comPanying evils, Cancer excepted,) no mat
ter how severe or how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty puffs and misrepresentation, nor is it
intended that its present popularity shall be sus-
tanned by any medium but its merits and the ap
probation of the public.
REFERENCES
l have no hesitation to saying, DR.. anarchists
Uterine CuthoicOn is invaluable in uterine discu'
Bes generally. I have used it in Fluors, Albus,
Amenorrhna, ProIapsus Uteri, and in cases of
extensive liberation Of tho vagine and os uter.
1t is worthy of the notice OF the Faculty.
JOHN c. ORRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Md
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11

Prevail on medical men TO adopt ii
in their practice and have fears of the re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonully Of it's curative powers. l wish the me
dicine kept here.
T. C. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
Wayncsburg, Pa.
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Fresh Arrival.

DIR. JOSEPH L. CARR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE,
III Opposite Bartlett's Hotel, Clarks-
burg, Va, has just received from Phi
ladelPhia and New York large and
A we'll selected stock of American,
- French and English chemicals, Drugs,
MeuIcIncs, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils,
Dyestufis, varnish, Brushes, Glass, Spices, PERU
merry, Fancy Articles, Stationery, COufectione-
~, ETC., etc. Also, large stock of
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
Ofevery brand and quality all of which he will
sell low for cash, OF on the usual credit to pune
tual customers.
~ Physicians can rely upen having their
prescriptions carefully compounded Goods
sented' noY10 1yi9
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11

The Catholicon is good and doing service here
All the patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-and that one no.
thing will help. Truly yours,
WIN. LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Ohio.
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Notice,

OERSONS whose accounts have been stand
II ing SIX months Will please call and settle by
are tn most satisfactory.
NOvl tt E. PRIT'CHARD, SON L Co.
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Ps.OyIsTOms

bacon, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS sSsos al
d ways on hand and for sale ut tho letsestar m
ket price by PRITCHARD, SON SEQ,
WesEnd Of Clarksbnrg.
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Good HOOKS by Mail,

DUBLISHED BY FOWLERS 6 WELLS, No.
T 8O6 Broadway, New York. In order to nc.
commodate q the people" residing in all parts of
the United States, the Publishers will forward 6y
return of the FIRST NAIL, any book named in the
following list. Tho postage will be prepaid by
them at tho New York office. By this arrange
ment of pre-paying postage in advance, fifty per
cent. is saved to the purchaser. All letters con,
tanning orders should be postpaid, sand directed
us follows.
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Obstetrics, Penn College, philadelphia
"Dr. Hunters Medical Manual"

The author of this work, unlike the majority
of those who advertise to cure the diseases on
which it treats, is grad uate of one of thS best
Colleges in the United States. 1t affords me
or the victim of malpractice, as a successful and
experienced practitioner, in whose honor and in
tcGrity they may place the greatest confidence
JOSEPH LONGSHORE, NJ. d.
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ElcctrO-GaIVamiC Rings.

May Sd, Is54-ocls ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26
VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Interesting from the Isthmus and the
West Indies.
News from Chile, Bolivia, Peru, the Chinshas,
Ecuador, the Sandwich Islands, New Ora.
NADIA, Mexico, Cuba aud Australia,
CHILE.
0ENERAL QUIEP-PRoP0SED REDUCTION OF DrrIE5E
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


oRAERAL oUIEP-PRoPesED REDUCTION OF DurIEs-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Our advices from Valparaiso TO the l4th ut
Throughout this republic the greatest quiet prevails
in political matters The question of subiucating thu
Araucan Indians is discussed by the press and is said
to be urgently required The journals also discuss a
plan for reduction the export dute copper and
silver the reduction Of custom house duties imports
the construction Of railroads with government assist
aace aud reform in the system of taxation; nothing
however, be done until Congress meets in June next
The works of the Santiago railroad progressing.
Tbs last dividend Of the Copapo line is stated to be four
teen and hall per cent Relative to tho Conception
aad Coquimbo lines no progress has been made. The
state OF the Coquimbo mines is not aterng as here
tofoe, the number of mines not yielding being consde
xab.s.
From recently published statistics of the commercial
business Of Chile II is ascertanei that ortbe first
ter of 1854 the foreign amounted $685.
S70 which sum, compared with those of the second
quarter of 1888 shows decrease of s2,lo7 For the
said hrst of 1854 the expectations estimated
to have amounted to 30, 225 $50.
Mr. Campbell, the engineer, was to leave Valparaiso
within short time for the Argentine provinces, to
mase the preliminary surveys &C. Of lne Of railroad
from Cordova to Rosario, in Parana
Business during the fortnight in Valparaiso has been
on the average brisk many vessels had arrived with
well selected but not very large cargoes.
Cotton. sks and woolens have experienced change
worth ooting In linens there has been but little done
yet certain articles in fair request; in metals no
saes have been effected and prices remain as before
os OF al KINGS are rm ana saleaoe the markets not
beng overstocked In liquors the stock of brandes is
getting low, and good brands saleable gin scarce
ond wanted all saeable in first hands; caret in
CASKS OF 90 gallons has been sold at S34 and cases
o. Il to % reals. Spanish and wanted In
provisions rice is abundant and dull the same may be
sAa Of coffee and American provisions; sugar slightly
vanced In Chile produce -four has been qued
tor; owing to accounts received from Australia the
price IL quoted at So % % in Valparaiso, and IS so
IS rs deliverable in Conception mproy emen in the
esSt coast trade anticipated The crops reported
"a locking WELL and it is generally anticipated tina prices
nuV durn ha
and copper in constant request prices of s13 SIS
for the former and the latter $2 shore equal SCI rs
1871 on board Nitrate at lquique has been sold at
l8k reals, at which price is offered although
eoms holders ask 10 reals
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AUSHRAI,IA

KATE HAYIs-AboLTTI0N OF THE PENAL SYSTEM IN
NEW SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN SPIES
SEws FROM VAN DIENAN's LASD-BusINEss.
We have received files Of papers from sydney to the
18th Of octobsrHvs days lster-but they contain no
Of any especial interest TO the Amer san reader
The SydAey Empire gives the following account Of
meeting Of the subscribers 10 testimonial for Kate
Hayes
meeting OF the aubscribers 10 this testimonial was
held at the Exhibition Rooms in George street. Yesterday
afternoen TO decide in what form the united contribu.
tons should be presented to the fair recipient His
Honor Mr.. Justice Therry took the chair After SONS
discussion, was resolved that nugget Of New South
Wales gold of the value Of three hundred pounds should
be presented to Miss Hayes 10 morrow evening after
the concert which she has generously afforded Ter the
benefit Of the Destitute Childrsn's Asylum request
win accompany the present that Miss Hayes will allow
the nugget TO be manufactured into some enduring me-
mortal OF her visit 20 Sydney, and In order still more 20
identify this souvenir with the sydney public that its
fabrication nay be entrusted some OF the sxlful
godsmiths which this city possesses The exact design
Is not determined UPON bat viii probably be su
10 the taste Of the lady herself We hope that IL may
worthily represent the art ef design as the
does the ar OF music We feel that we need
not stimulate our aders TO attend the concert tho
Victoria theatre 10 night The cause of charity is
always sufficient in sydney to attract numerous audi
ence but when IL accompanied by such sweet strains
Mes Hayes u mistress o. SIRE that the walls
a the Victoria theatre viii contain a. rvmerous an as.
seublsge as has ever been congrega led Their, This
would form Gvng ter minaton 20 Ms RA yes' brilliant
career here and will her 10 cary away With her
Gathering notion Of The .ssse sn5 .@ b.tg
By the S.iaey pubic,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.


Tyx AsEExArf0N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
FuIDrsrER INvAsIoN-FrsANCEs-sU CROP
Tue FLEETS.
We have dates from these islands to the 9th fDecem
be 1854 Passengers to San Francisco asserted coma
dea.ly that the treaty Of annexation had signed
the 18th and to DO forwarded immediately to Wash
pgton The correspondent Of the San Francisco Times,
writing from Honolulu the 18th, however, contradcts
this Abatement but 10 ssngune that the event would
sccur before the close OF the month He says
Tae intensest anxiety psrvades the entire community
in regard to annexation. Its contamination Is daily
looked for but the proceedings OF the Cabinet and Pry
Couocl are carefully withheld from publicity even TO
those who enjoy the fullest confidence Of the members Of
Iss evening rumor was In circulation that the treaty
as sirned and only waited the action of Mr. Gregg to
inmate Il. The rumor Is premature, however, as
sn able TO state from the best authority Unlocked for
"a ia action upon this deeply important subject, and
eous doubts entertained by those best informed in
yotsatious win ensue. The strenuous continual oppos
yoo Of other foreign officials Of some few of the higher
chefs Of the mass 81 Inn Of eye,ai %ms
r,ean merchants who conceive that their interest VIII
De arred by snnexatioe has had the enect 10 reIero us
.ccoonnlsbment Still feel confident Mr. Gregg will
neeeed before the close Of the present month"; and that
the treaty win Be ready to lay before our by
Ts iettsr states further that strong effort viii be
made In the election for representatives 70 the lower
houss which Is TO come on On tne s =. s,s =,
already made up-two Englishmen and two sstyss w
Or Rookie j. H. Robinson, Judge John, Jr ~ hsks',
ab chief They are the district thorough.
IT, IN the hope Of defeating their opponents. Ins tney
failed 10 do Last year and II the annexatonsts wa eny
40 into the contest with their usual vigor victory II Ger
tain 20 reward them.
II seems that the Hawaiian government sre really an.
Scmber King Kamehameha issued the following procls-
hon a.,
whereas Il has come TO my knowledge from the
y;eest ofcisl souroes that my government has been
snt.y threatened with overthrow by laviess violence
81 whereas the representatives at nay court OF the
g.stes Great Britain and France being cognizant
- stsse f-eats have offered the prompt assistance
~ fs forces u their respective countries here.
iy 5spl. = proclaim my acceptance o. the Ms thus
4 F'iiay established than ever esfory
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR.
Pest OF New York, january ~, 1855.

CLEAREl.
Steamship Cahawbs Shufeldt New Orleans, Living
ship Junus; TtcOms. ,calcu,t.. G Duncan Go;
sast Co.
s sIs sfs .s sss snr.s. SEss .s sslss;
sehf rlor dc ylii. !sL, SILVA, uparto, Z N sssIle:
ssSr sunny ssuth simmons. Wsshinssos, ) Il Ssih.w.
sssI s.s f Fsa. Ss f..
schsMonseon, DAVIS, Norfolk. IN Smith.
steamer Parker Vein, Vaughn, Baltnors Cromwell.
ARRIVED.
g. s. f. &c Sys Is'ss Jan x rh % and
ssesmsSiP George Lax MskIpssry Aspins ALL ia. L. and
s i; =? ssas sssss
o. hsrnss.s hsyrs PIX. Zurich. largo scsr. name IN
know s, SUM At ss,rass., mas. ..snsi1s a
days, With nS.s: % ! 5 eoussssy GO. ''' :
, q sss 81 b s IN R.y
Dee Sas I'M . mol: Zip ss.I Of npI.s rs.
man named Collins ~. oysrsOsrd and W.. lost
Sn New = Ist ssp c ss cA'
Sssa.sn A.dsey. Ss,I.s.sn s.y With se,.sn
1:Ia s;'s pierce My q zss
severe gale for four days rom to Ne passed Bank
ss:%sr ps:.ss Cape Antonio, and I'd sssssss x.ls.
ID sp OCEAN sdv 20 s from
sns severe s s hs S s on
Bari csusoe cof Bo.,o., Burgess, Rev Orleans, "A s,
with suen< mslasseg TO master.
Brig Dsvonshirs Br webb, Bermue> rs with Aides
&C, 20 Psniston Jones
Brig Mile (of Maebas, Poster, RnliIe Hon (uot Rsrhs
Dec H. with htcs ogsny, &c, te 1ho mpaon nDnter.
Brig Erank Richardson, Csrdenas, N das with ioasses
TO &C ssilos A Co.
scsr Slater Rebe~ Cur, Smith, rNers Dec ash fruit
10 ChamberEn, Rsbinson Il Co.
ssSr issiaad 50. sD. fsi,s,u e"savsls IS ,a~s.
whh potatces, 20 Durycs Hyde.
Sohr Mesterey, Summers wlmDgtoa.
Schr Golden Rule, kseomb, Wil'nlsgtoa
Schr Judge Bskcr, Bosert 4eorf stogp
Sehr J X Mitchell. Muiii,, Down. psi.
Sloop IL Bowen, Hslhok Proyifsnee, dAya
Steamer Sanford, Sandferd. Pkiisteiphts
Fellow.
gbs Ispsr o. saie cahaao, fssa Llvp,o. beng sess
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ECUADOR,

TIE GALAPAGOS IsLANDS-~rHE PR0GREsS0 THEREON.
We have fles of the Pro9resso, Of Guayaqu, to the
18th ut contains nothing of interest relative to the
state Of that country The Progresso is very angry with
having asserted previous occasion that tho
Uned States government treaty to purchase the
Galapagos Islands for the Of three millions of dol
lAr and states in burst Of patriotism that this rich
arch peiago worth ten times than all the country
lately bought from Mexico for million OF dollars
tact most positively deny but shah not waste time
eudeavoring 10 Prev. The Pro1resso says that the
three million transaction Is Is folio va
The government Of the United States proposes
through resident Minister in the capital the loan OF
three million OF dollars the rate of five per per
annu,f on the condition that reduction Of dollar
bs made the price Of every ton Of guano brought by
citizens Of the United States from Ecuador. Toe loan
shall be paid discounting dollar every ton Of guano
Tho government submitted the proposition to Con
ress who acquesced therein, and yet they have not
drawn single draft, IL not being necessary to dispose
OF the said amount, ~
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PERU.

PROGRESS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CAS-
rTLLA AND EIJAs-ExPRCTED DOWNFALL or ECRE-
MQUE,
We have received files of the Lima Commercio and He
votdo to the Oath December but for the from this
republic relative to the OF The revolution under
Castillo and Elias only refer to the statements
published by the government party in their organs The
eratdo Of the 25th in its summary regrets that it
not yet that the revolution end Cas-
tua vas still within short distance of Lima but his
movements were unknown the government
aware by which Of the roads he intended marching
On the capital. The government has force of 900
cavalry well armed and mounted, and 5000 infanisN
besdes eighteen guns in good order Castillo said 70
have almost equal number of men, but they not
veil equipped By the last accounts he concen-
tratng bis forces at Cienaquilla, point six
leagues distant from Lima. The journal says, in
postscript that the morning Of the 2th President
Ecdenique left Lima to inspect his army, by whom he
was received with great enthusiasm. Private accounts
received from persons who have just from Lima
say that the troops showed enthusiasm at all and
that Echeniques downfall daily expected The
whole of the south is in the hands the
and tue feelings Of the majority Of the people with
them A decree of Echenques, doing away with some
OF tee restrictions commerce, is published.
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cath srror She sight tnou the High
lands at shutdown,
SAILED
In the morning stsomshps Baltic Liverpool, Floeida
Savannah; Marion thsestos; ships State Rights Phila
delphis Annapolis, Li,,sspool.
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We have received Letters and files OF papers from Ha-
to the Goth Inst, but everything there
quiet and unhansed at the date of previous advces
The fonowirgis
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1855.
Rerieac Of 7yoops-7hs Falcon Ready % SaiAryirals
Deaths.
The steamer George Law looked in upon this
ing, and allows time to give synopsis Of events
Nothing however, very important has transpred All
the Of exciting interest in atu quo The Captain
General present after dinner at the dri OF troops
the plain to the east Of the Moro yesterday, accom-
panied BY the Prussan Minister to Mexico who 10 now
waiting conveyance to his post The appearance Of the
troops creditable.
We are glad to learn that the Falcon is not yet to be
added to your list Of maritime diasters. She viii pro-
badly be here in day or two, and In readiness for
turn by the usual sailing day. with loss Of trip and
the expenses OF detention OF passengers here.
The accounts interior are of very favorable
character for health, quiet and products Ny usual let
tsIs With full advice viii be handed BY Empire CITY
with his brother in law master Draper, aged nine
years. The shipped to England from st. Jsgo de
Cuba Died, at Hotel Cubanas, Of consumption. Wm II.
Baker Esq OF Georgia, aged twenty seven yeers, on
the 18th inst.-was buried on the 1Sth-haviag had
attended to their resting place BY his countrymen
residents in the hotel, and others. d.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1856.
Teir and Estrdmpc--Sererity Of their Iupr,sosment.
The steamship George Law having arrived here this
morning, quite unexpectedly, bringing us the almost
unlocked for intelligence of the safety of the missing
Falcon embrace tbs opportunity thus afforded me Of
sending you few hnrriedly written lines.
Felix and Estrampes remain at the Moro Castle lite
rally ncomnicodo insomuch that two of
theirs having applied fortnight ago for permission to
though they have again and again applied yet up
this hour the asked for permission has obtain
ed, or, indeed, . final answer given.
The "Fiscsr' paid them visit few days since but
with what object have been unable to ascertain.
A portion Of the cargo Of the Manson, wrecked at
Bahia Honda, has, understand, been saved.
POJGHKEEPSIE
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BOLIVIA.

THE REVOLUTIONARY MovEMEST--A sKIRMIsH.
From Bolivia only information is derived through
the Lima papers The Republican, of Arquipa says that
General Acha the leader in the revolutionary move
meat had taken refuge within the Peruvian territory
having been driven there by elzu but later dates from
Tacna say that he in Ccrocoro the l4th dec.
aiming the infantry there to enable him lead them
along with his two regiments of cavalry against La
The same authority states that part of Belzu forces
Tapacari, under General Lama in which the former
refreshed, having had many killed, and among them
General Irgoyen
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THE CHINCHA ISLANDS.
THE GUASO TRADE.

The Lima Commerce. gives the following statement Of
shpnents Of guano from these Islands between the 18th
ADD Goth Of November, 1854 -