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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO RUNIBUG.
The Celebrated Patent Co
meal Burr Stone Mill.

fNHEsE mills are adapted for sllstho asaA..
i grinding, and may b pTopsllsd By Wa
ter, Stesma Wind or Horse-Pewer, aud viii de
its work with great rapidity and perfeotton aud
may DO put mp and kept in order by Almost any
person. It's aperfeGs Grist Mill in miniature,
and is. undoubtedly tho. cheapest and best Mil
ever offered to the public. These millsare not
made of lEoN and sTEEI, which soon become duh
by use, and then cannot DO sharpsned again, bat
of the best FRENCH BURR STONE, which 10
but little affected by use, and whom 1t does be-,
come dullit can easily be sharPened by the far
mer himself.
They are durable, not liable to Ket out Of ere
der, and can be driven with less power than any
other kind Of Mills.
To the above 1illa have been awarded Of diff
ferent timsS FORTY-SEYEN PREMIUMS, Ia
Guiding GoED ExRrBrT1oN MlDAb, Certit6Ata,
aud copy Of the Reports Of JuRlss BY the Royal
Commissioners Of the Worlds Fair, held at Len
don in 1851.
Thoro are ave silss Of thsss nills, raaslaE
from Hand Mill, to one suitable for large QeE-
chart Mills, and capable Of grinding from thrse
to eight bushels of wheat corn, and from ak to
fifteen bushels offeed, an hour.
Any number Of certificates of the utility Of
these Mills, might be given, but we only publish
the following. The Min OF ar. Barb, IL Of NhS
second size, and costs only SEQ,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
yIRGINTA NOTED,

pY H. A. BARRON, PHILLIPPI, Va
ID Tho proprietor has Te-oPened bis hoSSs
for the accommodation of tho public, and re-
speetfuIly .solicils share Of patronage. His he
tsI has just been enlarged and fitted up in gsed
the comfort and conysnionce Of those who n az
bIyOE him with their custom.
faIT There is attached 70 the house zoe
TENDED by careful and tEuSty bostlers
IGS1r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

Over 90 years experience Of tho treatment
q II forms of Diseases enables DR.. HARRIS to in
sure sound and speedy cure in any complaint
His remedies arc trecStrom disgusting Oils, Bal
SANS. poisonous compounds OF Mercury. and in
furious Drugs, which NJ often lead TO discovery
rendering the unhappy sufferer an invalid for
life.
THE Lock lNFIRMARY celebrated throughout the
Union for the ctcctual euro ct all classes Of dis
case. i'll the shortest time ever compliShcd hv
proper and safe remedies was established in this
city over IS years ago. rs Il Refuge from QuacE =
cry. No public notice OF his Institution would
be required were it not for the number Of Strnn-
gers in \ large city EXPOSED to imposition from
the nlluring baits of M"cH puCT0RS, who will
promise anything to cnlicc strangers to their
whitcl >cpuichrcS
ENFEEnLEE MANUo"D may here find Il certain
restorative. The remedies Of DR.. Harris in re-
novnting the mental and physical pnwers and
removing all organic disability with other evils
cntaiied ny the solitude Of youth. arc innocent in
nc:i"n, certain in effect, and unsurpassed ly any
disc ovcrv of the age.
To FEMALES. DIR. II. has given particular atteu-
ton to female diseases. His experience enables
him to relieve satIly and speedily, all Irregular
tiles. Nervous Dcrangc.ncnt. Constitutional
Weakness. General Debility, &c.
Prompt attention given to lettors, and treat
mcnt marked with skill and delicacy. Commu-
nicatiOnS sacrcdly inviolato.
Distant persons 'curod ut home, by addressing
DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, NIL, Diet
! tcrs post-paid.)
Medicines sent in any direction by mail
au3O ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
THE MARRIED wOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DIR. A. II. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR DISEASES WoNHN.
OaD hWndredM Edition (5OO,OOO). 1errO, PIP. $50.
fox EINB PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, q COL
Every complaint to which woman Is sub ect, from girl.
hood to WomAnhood, also and as mother are full
described, with the causes the symptoms and also pro-
per mode OF treatment In plain, simple but in the most
chAUte language, easily understood And thus every wo
uAn can discover, by comparing her symptoms with
those described the nature character and causes OF her
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering
The wife about becoming mother has often need of
Instruction and advice OF the utmost importance to her
future health in respect to which her
bids consulting medical gentleman will hnd such in
Suueten and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many suffering from distractions Irregular.
Gs peculiar to the female SYSTEM which undermine the
health the effects OF which they ignorant and
which their decacy forbds seeking medical advice
many suffer from roEGptuS ute1 Calling Of the womb)
or from fwOr GbuS (weakucss debility &c)? How many
are in constant for many preceding
nent! How many have difficult, II not dangerous dellv-
cries. and slow and uncertain recoveres? Some whose
uVeG are hAxarded during such time will each ind in its
pages the means Of prevention, amelioraon and relief
Ito" many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared to the sufferer her husband, her
relatives by the timely possession OF this little volume
impraccable to convey fully the various subjects
treated Of they OF nature strictly intended for
bG married, or those contemplating marriage.
but husband, wife mother are excusable II they
St continue In ignorance Of those physiological laws by
the knowledge Of which their health and happiness
also the future webeng their children are secured
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION" Is standard work Of established reputa-
ton, found cassed in the catalogues great trade
sales In New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, and
sold by all the principal booksellers the United States
Il was first published in 1S47 since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards Of
"a NH 4 q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

Keference IN regard to the Keal Eatate, F. j.
VIsscuEEN & Co., Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders, (post p"id,) with money enclo-
%ed, to be addressed.
J.W. HOLBROOKE, Sec'ry.
sos Broadway, n. Y.
EW- The Engravings in the catalogue are now
ready for delivery. Oct Am
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Wr. James Stevens, Samuel
Morrison, Adam Craw-
ford and john w. CHaW-

GENTLEMEN Take notice that on the 10Th
~ day Of March, 1865, at the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Randolph county, I shall pre-
and others, to be read rs evidence for me in IL
ch"nccry suit now pending in the said Circuit
Court Of Randolph county. wherein am COM
pl"insnt and You are defendants: and if from any
cause tho said depositions shall not be commence
ed, or being commenced, should not he completed
on that day, the taking OF tho Same will be adj
journed from time 20 time until the said dcpos-
tons shall DO completed. Given under my hand
the lat day ofFeb., 1855.
fcb7 St JAS. VANCE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

6IerJ woman should know that II she 10 in poor sIekly
dssutt"ted condition Of health making existence burden
herSe and source Of painful anxiety to her relative,
o enoS' and perhaps (horrble reelection y entailinR
ana nntctn8 her maladies and suferuRS upon her
children that is her duty to understand why and from
what cause her suferings arise remedy and relief
nay, while yet there is time b. walled Of the causes be
AVoded In FUTURE and her heath restored that she may
Hfa- -
Les every woman look at the FORM the death.
complexion the deepburied, usreless eye the sunk
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed Spirits the shattered
oo.Te'' the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many
we, mother daughter, sister, II not herself included
Un her own circle, whose days days Of agony and
ask herself, Must this continueH Must this bel 1,
there no Temedyf No relief No hopeH"
The remedy Is by knowing the causes and avoiding
men, and knowing the remedies aud benentng BY them
These ont in
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
JOHN 9. FISHER,
Attorney AT LAW.

BUCKHANNoN, Upshur Co., Va.
WILL practice in'the Courts Of Upshur, Bar
w bour, Randolph, Harrison and Lewis
counties, and pay prompt attention to the coll
lection Of all claims entrusted to him.
Messrs. O'Brien, Grafflin g. Hanson: Kelly.
Ball, Criss 81 Co.; Hopkins, Lake & Hardeni
Schaeffer & Loney Orndoff, Ensey, & Co.
Straus, Adler & Hartman Messfs. King, Ca
rey /; Howe, BALTIC. Mr. l.. P. Bayne, ESQ.,, o.
the firm Of SeIden, Withera & Co. Washington
D. C. Messrs. VIM. & Chas Rayne, Alexandra
Va; John Lorentz, Weston, Va. APPS ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Unfted 81 "a MoteI.

WAHtOA -, % AAWHNA3
~ S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
Il Court House, PARKEH6BURG Va.
This house has been FefLted and many Inn
provements nado by the present proprietor, who
will spare no palms to contribute to tho comfort
Of bis visitors.
D-Good stablIng attached to the house
Sep2I ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Notice.

4 LII PERSONS who know themselves to be
n indebted TO Nicely & SHANNON, on Section
46 of the North Western Va. Railroad, arc re-
quested to call and settle their accounts by cash
or note. If this is not done Immediately course
Of law will be resorted TO for settlement, DEBT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

SO elegant Oil Paintings, in splcn-l 100 900
did gilt frames, size SKA it. cach NV ''O'
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 #.
500 stool plate Engravings, brill
lianty cold in oil, rich gilt 10 5000
frames 24X3O in. each,
10000 elegant steel plate EngrA
wings, col'dn oil, ofthe Wash "a 10000
ington Monument. 2Ox26 in. ca
237 900 steel plate Engravings, from
100 different plates, now in pos
session of, and owned by the
Artists Union, of the market
zach. $1,000
l frst-clHss Dwelling in 81st at,
22 building i ii G ISlts in 100 and 1olssp '''
.ts. n. Y. City, each % 100 1000 $4,000
#. deep, at
100 Villa Sites, continuing cAch1O
900 So #. in the suburbs OF
Of New York City. and COM
rnanding magnificent Wow of
the Hudson River and Long Is
land Sound, at 500 80, 900
25 perpetual loans Of cash, with-l
out interest, or security, OF 5000
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Certain Cure Cr no Charge.

NR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRMARY,
~ No. 81 SoUru GAY ST.,
(Bet'eeen Second and Lomburd sts., Bnlt)
\ SAVE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED Or NO MO-
SEY REOIrrrD
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
More New Goods.

TX7E are every week receiving new arrivals Of
wv Goods. Some fine Dress Goods have lust
come 70 hand which We a1e closing out cheap.
tat PRITCHARDRSOE = o.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Miscellaneous.
Job PrmtIng
information

E1OR1thoss who want and those who have pro-
Il perry:
Do yo6wan MT to sell or mortgage any real estatsl
Have you. bond and mortgage you wish to selll
Have you Houses, TaVsrns, or Lots, that you
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
Notice

GAPS.
ID ECEIvkp iii. dty, The ksr; 1ssoItHtn Of Gsn;s'
IL !OuiLS. and chIditrS cloth cErs, ever eIop6u' ~
hi, cts Ia vs tetH !etccl with great tsIt - itaiG'
s.,!t ant e.tlty T.isy t0u!tiN IN ItIiaS 'Ou0w';-
i'n,s don =, at:A al wti:t GsHtI hai tlo'h Co.
t!IcA, dIto aud green TidrE tunT6 aud APoio tsi :
isu Tie t.ypilu Py. tlEa. C'ICGeI eeP new S'ilft'
,ore,n,r ever! ober dsIs'Eio o. hal o atr'r'
mi4 = " hahfhh q HHN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06

,TT,r;IyritiAsnenAo o. R,tateI leGeih ,rd i.fS iihE
o,nr ins. ed lor LONGER liIlE tltn iM0 months
&C., ,"t, m = rel cent on tie above will he made '
,Ssst L5r lie ftAi tTse months, aud % percent
FS busf.s OF estas sqpsls O. less m
~, :. ann ..'''''''..'''''S wv
h',i, r., OF y OCCASIONAL cards, one *9uaIe' pr n
oS* i5", 'S"
:: nsN " ''''............. ...,. GS.S5 ;S.o5
tp,.,r,r, on lie above for inside, o..,...
IRE sorsi Communications charged at s!o' per 'n0O
rrr noie.. charged so per sqn'!e rtT anGu
m sca {. aud sae 'a's o diSteun. ieIeoI s 70, .nS
t,,b.T Of sqGs,Cs as under lie Eet' a 'e'u S'N
No ,or .IiEe Insertion.
iss, adye,Ii>cnsnts, with nohth'E o"e 81,
- ysaT................'' ''''''''''''''' ~ NJ
10 With wrek, change 80 Wv
%,'rr Of dee rs Inserted Gtiv'irHs'' b'' 'E".H' m
,,.ir. ~
"ON'.s e.. =. rrtd
Ss'iat M ~ ,.I ID foT rach candidate for 'era'
.oIf. Inserted lor nwnlh o. less III acVAhee ~"
o., ;,,, U"'I ,o,i, rt i'm erted IUl ELu Pllt';
"'''S'N' T. nNRTLESOA,
John T. RUSSEIL'
SWEiKtNGHN, TAYLOR Go.
GEO o. LITTLE o. %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
Fall Fashion for Hats.

rrHr ,r5mrE. ~ hoF lEtParedto fEtHi'h lis mit'-
Ou,r.;.oEs and All tie ;s'' O nihEiHd' "I'AtP 'H'
''- - LAILsr ISD MoST .iPPEoTEb STYLES,
which oT .a3uTIrxe, brauty Of orn End has tsno, D;
surP,,sd, and wnniLlFed % Tie hsia ~ oU'
"ISe. ettiyipIt 1 iirct ltsptE.ne Ears .T9ritI tns
ctilditnS SoN iltu, tonnTihbS RttH' Etprse' pe.t,
SnY IntsTy.ntion 1nthini Yoahs ,sic t9sest'
Or ryith kns sssoI nebt Of nEAs yVTht sPd
cspS, ali which are ossT.a st lowest PTssi
'sa .Is; Isiah' ". ". JIHEsoS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
UaguerTeVtypes,
DaguerreotYpes.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chins;: lp!:T.i washing Flvt'
N TIE .ss;ett inrrorenHUt !ti tso3vtt!' for !tr!s
bpT End exI tLe iR bhns Clothing ARD HolI. Cietn
pC Lpsns aud coiouS wtShsa BY this Flu!d will BE-
wfi,s and sOIe: hsn Iain II btlthta on tie Gts:a-
WlEE,%'rr not 10 iI!I'e T.: h5rit FNtt? .tGJ II!
,,f, b.rls Oh that point, tT soAkipEs pie Of otiel
az euin ihe Flui6 Guli EtTtHsH, lOr q loUTi rTheh
viICtl lis show tia. II mat &c PgltT b: IHsS! NLsr
IIIu,s With St'org o. water 10 Etis Pin: Of tVid'
Tks Ciines. EtNbiEg FlUid 10 worth three tr1:S tue
,jnEis ttypsLte hth wit, hVy enough for tiaTEe family
wTfkiEE. y hich tAl x doDt IN 6oT hosTE.
Manufactured ard sold hy tie Er6Si !es'' Tao aI'II
= JAS. NELLOR,
Apvs 10 %, Union -. WhsT.s, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DESlRISG 10 1efrs u. s:o:S as low .t Iossist, &c
| ioe or.IfuE our Nev CruJt', vii, w''h0s *Ly
JVairr lbuu. II, L.! Or DitI. Goods al Cost L;dTt
N.piiLE avn Gsy, h-Ie,e, d. LeE. VI i3usiE Giest
.lu tuy one ~ ON - or re e 'lt sad so1ve. ~
~ ov wt'! 20 try it iones:y Of cor ave tIltENA''
cal. auL see uaAt
So - Msia 'tTsst, Crri's WEesirt ,,.r,.
I.g2? S.HAiR q .t"FEF'
~ 80, WY HNSTHNSG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
TERMS.
,,rEs OF ApylnTIsiNG.

1gr INuEKSIINEU, ruhII&htl1 Of ntWsl AFI* IH
:. WhesIL IN view. Vi Ihs MeIeaSed price VI ia
NY 20, .,d oihe expenses, rendering lleir eXptiheb
heretofore, do SgIee TO ehai Ee lLe follow
t. T,,,. ioT Advertising, aud IN no case whatever tU
- than tie TFtes beOwi leh Likes or Iess ol non.
Il, eon,trviirEt s97r; :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06
WHEELING.
No. i Super Phosphate Of Lime.'
VERSUS "GUANo."


TINS v.uab. ierttr la been used for srsr,l !ear'
in England and o;lI parts OF RuroPe ;n9 ueXi 10 g.
ho'j4 The highest Itnk In popularity and ihs eEep y
which II Is uSse among Farmers us lpIoaoecn "a, "a ~,
country bE tive GpbttIIhcr has tttn nole lrten Dol Re
bTUEelS has made IN The eAn1tuon O. 'At Henhe ~
not heeh es1 marked or tetoss aver
trial 5 tLree years Investigation o. us netI.S 10 Ms
line ihse has bten StIJ many stTSrpo'I tSPelinsnIs
made by ihs most selenlifc iGritpNulSit tfI EtIou:
tluba, Committees, DC, side ti side Peruvian Gr,po tS
loHs rt,tTe vsVs eonra'sd WITH ihe ateF tna IN S! ~
instances preference given 10 The SVler Phosphate q
LiEs." Stch ieioHt a. returned will AEory es "tfta
before the public. which will touyey more in!vrh9ilol
:hi the subscriber eis dsrosed 10 oheI IS the maap
! aCIUreT, ri the present moment
isChe1sa Compositions Of that nature 10 q once Az
ford oVd and nouri'L IN growth oi I desc pnons
iis basis beng truhed ognL "6oE: ite ste,e! O.
witch as Tsnus !. ,eyly well known ard appreciated.
tIt tccorpoSed br lie addition Of one hlh ter
weish; Of Sv!phulie Acid, 70 whcn T popOI'
iiot OF Gu,ua and Sulrh3e u Eni3nsi lie Il Ter u one
Of the most r.en AGENTS In the best Pcrovan GuAro-
II Is e1ty handled, bE!Es iu perfect powder; VII I've
lauud suitable 10 al soils, warranted rvrs and g'nu'n
ard hen At maturity 70 be OIL as ssieas S' he'e re
Pamphlets vii BE- forwarded on application 10 the sub
.sIbtI OF to his tEe', whuIe anEa t'e az ioI!o"G
MtSssrS. McCilIl.I d Sons, ReI mVnd, Va.
do Rowle,,, lislddy d 90, Ptit's6u'E, Va
DO Eorum g. NcClean' Norfolk. Va.
DO On Stewart, EHq., tsin'oTer Md.
AElisuliur 81 CttE1t:,
,tp?S winisn'turGh LOr: l,l,L1, y. J.
New Watch and Jewelry store.
Room, No. 4, lNaskiugi0n Hal, MORro. ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subetr woaIta the attention o. tbs public I"
HE well selected ttOtk o. watches, eoekS lewsirN
nIver wtle, END ianty goods, which lie !: now oenns
His stock is eoppUr part VI gold aud sNeT w'shes'
keys, s.EIdS and CLANS.
Bve y dIstriptipn Of eo,d eweTTi
Gold, silver, siivcI plated sud common slretaseG
pure Live: tsblt tt. desert, SpsaI, usIsid and san
:rVJps, sud butter EhTrsi ,,.
Plated aj German silver f1lEs, coAs, busr En!Ve&'
&c. tts.
Port npaIte' pocket cutlery, SclSSors'
Why TIEI rsiers, E:fOpG, Shaving Cream, sn.'
TcIuuegy, COILS! bI.'iss and Eicti VaTsy oi tsrS!
EIn1I
Particular attention paid TO rsriirrE ~sshss eloeks'
aud ;eweiiy. GGd trFrkv!rs haEdtVney doEs.
:n,H5,f - &. r BRowS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-06

in,,Sntant .us Liquid HGt' Dye.
1,o ,host klI dyt tbIt may D. drPsndsd up
on' gt car tLttIfuiy seOnnsndt TIE above The best
ot.i;v Teetnte can ks Eten 70 Us sEFeHoFi'y otel
Nv tn. L0GAE6 Co.,
n,tn SHie iSHtS IN this eity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
1.)olitirol.
For The Cecil IThig.
Put the Halter Oh the right ASS.

The locofocos are bowling because of the
expected decrease of emigration, not because
they hive any particular love for foreigners.
but because they expect TO want their votes.
But after all are these locofocos the true
friends of the foreigners? The election of
Polk and Dallas aided by British gold dcs-
troyed the tariff and threw hundreds Of thou
sands of those foreigners out of employment
and kept them idle until last winter tens of
thousands of stalwart men had to beg and
live upon cold charity and thin soup to exist
through the cold weather in the great cities
of the Union.
Many foreigners after the destruction of
the iron and coal business and other en-
Payments by which they earned good wages
went to the West to farming to gain a sub
sistance and there they were again met by
the Act of Reciprocity by which all the pro-
ducts of Canada were admitted duty free
1t is this locofoco lcgisating for British in
ferests whereby the workshops Of America
have been silenccd lin which so many for
cigncrs and Americans were sustained, and
the transferring of the labor of Europe, that
has injured both Americans and immigrants.
1t was the election of Polk and Dallas by
these very foreigners, gOaded on by The
Ledger, The Pennsylvania and kindred
prints that thus injured all working men,
natives and foreigners, and now, foisooth -
the very dcmagogues who brought it about
mount the stump and pretend they are the
only friends Of the foreigner, when the fact
is the Know Nothings with all their pro-
scnption are better friends to the foreigners
than all the locofocos with all their how ling.
The Know Notliings wish Americans to rule
America: in doing this all the interests OF the
country would be protected, even to the bal
lot box, but while locpfocoism rules neither
the interests of the country or any Of its
pcoplc-forcign or natIve-are protected
All the locofocos care about the foreigner is
to keep him here IN AFFECT poverty and get
their votes, after which Patrick and Hans
may starvc till the next election.
AN OLD WING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
Antiquities From NfncVch.

correspondent of the journal of Com
mcrcc writes from Beirut that few DAYS pre-
yiously letter was received from an intclli-
gent missionary in Mosul, who still loves
America and her institutions, containing, be-
sides other matters, the information that he
had filled fifty boxes with choice antiquities
of Nincveh, which were to be mounted on
the backs of camcls and thus transported to
Scandcroon, and thence be shipped to Beirut
from whence they can be easily and cheaplv
forwarded to Boston either this summer or in
the autumn. The fifty boxes Of antiquities
are to be distributed among several New Eng
land colleges.
The massive gate of Nincveh and other
monuments obtained by Mr.. PLACE, the
French Consul, had all safely reached Bassors,
the port on the Persian Gulf from whence
they were to be shipped to lIavre. The day
on which they We're put on board the raft
at Mosul was made holyday by the inhabi-
tants, and the whole city turned out to be-
hold the sight aud render any necessary as
sistance. A letter from Mcsul states that the
excavations at Korsabad and Nimroud had
been discontinued and will not be resumed
All the French and England scientific cxplor-
ers had left the country.
The writer says that DR.. DUFF, of Calcutta,
had spent few days at Beirut. His health
had received considerable benefit from his
last winters sojonrn in the south of France,
and Still more from his stay under the hot
skies of Syria.
The commerce of Beirut has been large
beyond prcc, dent the past season. Steamers
and large vessels have always been in port
for Constantnople, to be frcishted with wheat
and barley for the seat of war. Prices of
provisions were high at BEIRUT, but fruits
were abundant and low--half dozen pounds
Of delicious grapes can be bought for two
cents, and rs many figs from the trees for
three cents. Within few years the potato
has been cultivated in the island of Cyprus
they grow to y good size there and are fair
and sound. The price at present is but for
, ty cents busAe!,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
Metl)an' cal.
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT THE ELET0N
Furniture Ware-FComS,

DY II. MARSEBATK. who would respectfully
ID return his thanks TO his friends and 20 IA d.
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed On
him and would ell thci, attention o the tds' mt
no has removed to his NEW SHOP nnh ar@;ltn"Irf
in the '.lloLLow' nearly oppos't' H. "!."fim1 =.
and Mechanics Hotel where no hats no" on hand
tho
LARGEST AND BEST ASSpfTM-Ni
Of Furniture ever offered in Elkon all Of which IS
IN vie by tho very best workmcn, Of the rn"i ncst
materials Hc has on hand and still manuiaotlrei
all kinds Of
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture;
Spring -seat Sofas; Largo Arm CHARS
Rocking Chair Of nj! kinds.
Bure ,us Of all kinds Reception Char
Enclosed WLshdtands, marble am plaza tops;
Sidebo .rls, Secretaries and Book Gases
Cherry Il Walnut bre lkf,st & dnns tables,
Walnut AMI NJ Tho ;any WarlrobeE
do do Belsteads, f Jenny
Lind, Cottage and French patterns
High post aud plain Maple I3odsteads
Looking Glasscs-all kinds and sizes, with
Mahogany Walnut or tilt frames;
large assprtm ,nt of G tno-soat, round back,
Office pivot and windsor chairs.
All furniture sold as cheap it can be bought in
either city or town.
UNDERTAKING.
CofEus made of all kinds; mahogany walnut,
covered with CLOTH lined with silk. satin or tani.c
and all Funerals attended at all times, at the short
est notice. and on tho most reasonn bic terms
Feb Sly ROBERT MARSHBANK.