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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
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SLUfCS SNWVNS FotUNNS
The subscriber would call the atten-
--435s7o ton of the public to the very superior
~ lot of stoves now on hand, embracing
tESGH all the late improvements.
t4Sss The Cooking Stoves are warranted to
,IGE2R5 q be better than any ever sold in the
* country, and at lower prices. The
Church. ParlOr and Shop Stoves are of great va
rictv. of fine styles and cheap. Those wishing
to make themselves comfortable during the CO.
ming cold weather, can be accommOd ated at
small expense. q. w. SMITH.
Clarksburp October. 18th, 1s55.-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
Professional Cards
InO.hS. Fieher, M.

p. AT TORNEYtA AT 3L-ANV,r
BUCKHANFOE, Upshuf Co., Va. I
TNTILEl practice in the Courts Of QPshuf Bar
/ Wy hour, Randolph, Harrison and Lewis
counties, and pay prompt attention to the COLI
lection OF all claims entrusted to him. 4 Z
EvI SEA sat REFERENCES - 10 lFsts s.
Messrs O'Brien, Graflin & Hans oni Kelly
Ball, Criss IS Cos; Hopkins, Lakes& Harden;
Schaeffer & Loney; Orndof, sEnsey, s. Co. 4;
Straus, Adler & Hartman Messrs. King, Ca
rey 8 Howe, BALTIC. Mr. u. P. Baynes Esq of
the firm Of Selden, WitEers 81 Co. Washington,
d. C. Messrs VIM. Chas Bayne, Alexandra,
Va; John Lorentz. Weston, Va. APPS ",
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12

and large and spItHQIu bLVch OF
ReadY-Hade Clothing,
adapted to tbs present and approaching season,
consisting in part, of Goats, Vests, Pants, Draw
ers Shirts, Undershirts Collars, stocks, Grsyats,
&C., together with large lot Of cassimeTes,
Cloths, Yestings and Trimmings, which wifi
be made mp 70 order, or otherwise.
He will Still continue to manufacture clothing
of goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for past
faTors. he hopes By strict attention 70 business,
to merit continuance Of the saness s
The publics ob't. serv't., .QSEENS.
October 10, 1S55.-tf
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DIR, 'EhOInas DALEY.

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
\ Gems OF Clarksburg and vicinity For the
p7sent ne may be found at. the Northwestern
lI)tel. Jy'l2 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12

would also inform my old friends and custo-
mcrs, that will still keep up my large and
corner room of tho Brick Building on Pike
Street, whore my friends and tho public gene
rally, can be accommodated at all times, with
any article they may want.
Country Produce will be received in excl angc
for Good; ut either Store. r. f, CRISS.
Clurksburg, July llth, l655.-lSH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12

MARRIED.,

Or tho 9Th inst, bv Rev. S. X. Vaught, Mn.
ZACAhlAH OFFUTT. of Gautine, Tenn, to
Miss HARRIET NELLY, of Doddrdge Co.,
Va, $500 .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
and Harness Manu-
f1NfnvsU,

factory.
THE subscriber returns his sin
A.k-kIA cere thanks to the citizens of
~ Doddridge and adjoining eoun-
E2Ssa9NA tics, FIR the liberal patronage
oB heretofore bestowed upon him,
aud would respectfully inform them that he con-
tinues still in the centre of tho town Of West
Union, where he will be at all times prepared to
manufacture all articles in the above inei in q
superior manner, at the most reasonable terms.
Saddles, Buggies and Double Harness, Collars
in a great variety, Brides, Saddle Bags, de-,
made to order at the shortest notice.
Carriages, Buggies, DC, neatly trimmed
ssutanber 9Th. 1s55.-l5 - :. : = =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
GiiIDinos. .VeeefabIe PfITgI

A SAFE and excellent remedy for C6tstifA ~
Impurity of tbs Blood, Los Of Appotits NsuI
sea, PiedrisS, Liver Com pIaiht, add all Bilious
Afeeti0bss Prizes q 1etSs per By1.
Prepared srd sold kg GILPLN. sBA1LY "a
CANBY, Wholesale DTuggistA, 12e Lombard
street, between Light and ChaEicsst Baltlmoge.
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ssEiffle Ginmfs.,1


TIIIE subscriber has on hand and for sale upon
i the most accommodating terms at his shop
in Clurksburg, tho celebrated Germ and Cob
Crushing machine, Scott's Little Giant. This
mill is Of high reputo, and believed to be tho end
bf improvements in this line. There are several
sizes Mt different prices. c. w. SMITH.
October 18th, 1855. ...-e:. p. ......r... ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
Meeting OF Societies.
MASONIC.


Regular communications of Hcrmou Lodge,
No. %, OH the last Thursday night proceeding
the full Of the Moon, except when it fuIs OH
Thursday, and then on that night ana on the
second Thu rsduy night thereafter.
l. O. o. F.
Eumenia Encampmcnt, No. 90 meets on the
second Monday evening Of each mouth.
AdeIphi Lodge, M. Al, meets on every Tues
day evening.
TEMPERANCE.
Washington Temple, No. 3 meets on tho first
and third Saturday evenings of each month.
Monticello Division, No. Ill, S. Of r, meets
on every Monday evening.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
nanieI M Anvil
Charles s. Lewis,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
WILL practice in the Circuit and County
counties. Address-Clarksburg Va.
jy1S ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
Star FOul1dry.,i
Valley OF Virginia Hmsu-
rance Company.

q CIV. MORRlSo CONT for tliis company;
~ is constantly travelling through. North
upon property nc tho most liberal terms.
Residence, Wheeling, Va. jc97 tfsr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
RaiIY3s. WOra.a F1fIIe1..

4 safe and certain remedy, prepared and a6Id
by GtBPtEt BAILY % CANDY, WEoIssain
Druggists, 195 lombard street, between 1iets
and Charles sts., BaltinEte s
These Medieines rEe also sold RholesalG,
aud retail, in ClaFksburg, BY ]. 4. CARR
July 11th, 1s55.-6m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
Executors Of John J. Jacob.
November 81, 1S55.-St
House and Lot for SAID.

House and Lot for Sale.
5 The subscriber offers for sale the
fts51i# house and lot recently occupied bv
liISs him at Fairfield, Barbour county,
- The lot contains One-fourth Of an
acre of land The house is. new one story
building, well painted inside and out, and an Of
fee attached The property is Situated in a fine
neighborhoOd, and is an excellent location tor
phvsician.5 Inquire of Geo: w. DHworth, at
Fairfield, or Of JOHN F. ,SHICKELs
-, Point Pleasant, Harrison Co., Va.
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New Advertig enents.
sc The Good Time CoDn,E,,o,

Hhe WOON IN Ene Coming
ny T. s. ARTHUR. Those who wish to hear
- something Of that long expected dav, should
Its having an immense sale 5000 COMICS bo
wing been ordered in advance of publication, ''"
=, we send copy by mail postpaid, on recent of
tho price, 81. J. W. BRADLEY PubIisLdr -
N 3. Agents wanted to sell this and otbG,r a.
mar BOOKS, in all parts of the United States Send
Eor our List and terms to Agents. dele St
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
NO WAR,
But "a New Branch Store

AT THE IVES EIND3OF TOWN!
u f. CRISIS would most respectfully In
H. form his friends and tho public generally,
that he has just opened uTINE STOCK OF GOODS at
the west end of town, in the brick building lately
occupied by f. Pritchnrd, Son 4 Co., whore
there will always be kept full stock of goods,
and sold as cheap las can BIO sold in the country,
by any we'll brought up Merchant, The business
will be conducted at that Store by F. NJ Criss,
who is perfectly qualified to transact any busi-
ness in that line. He speaks none but the Eng
fish language but as we bought goods suitable
FOL American citizens. instead OF Hottentots, lie
will mako out to get uIong,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
For Sale,

NEGRO WOMAN AND. CHILD. She is
~ twenty-five years old, black, of genteeI ap-
pearoncc and good health. She is 4 good cook
seanstrcss and house servant.
The child is boy, and healthy.
Address Box No. %, CarkSbutg, Va, when
terms will be made known.
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Tar,
A. II. Rarnes.

ID UT no Feathers for sale ut
- A. F. BARNES
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
q. s. & w. w. Lewis,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
West Union, Va.
Address VIM. w. Lewis, West Union bod
bridge county, Va.,-C. S Lewis, Clarksburg,
Va. my3l ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12

sel9 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12

DEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
~ such articles US appcrtain TO tile Book bust
ness MIuin street, Cinrk shurp, Va.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18
Latest News-McCree Heard From.

Laurence Re|utes The Gorernfr's Ac.
cusations-Leauenacorth Sends Deputies
TO Lawrence.
LEAvEvwoRTH, Tuesday, II /: Is P. NJ.
reopen my letter for the second time
10 send you additional intelligence.
A rider has just arrived from Law.
renee. He states that public meeting
was held in Lawrence yes,erday,at which
resolutions were passed denying the truth
Of the agrarian reports circulated for the
political purpose Of certain Missouri
politicians declaring that they are and
ever have been ready to surrender any
person on proper warrant but stat
ing their determination 10 refuse theiI
obedience TO the unauthorized mobs.
Mr.. McCree was met to-day riding on
spirited bay horse towards Lawrence.
He sent word to the Territorial Marshal
in this city that he would appear at Te'
cumseh when his trial came on, but did
not choose to stay a, Lcayenworlh to be
taken from prison and hanged by mob
Mr.. Parrot and other gentlemen hon
Leavenworth have just left for Lawrence
10 prevent, il possible, any encounte
between the "law and order men," from
Missouri, and the residents Of Kansas
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Dec. !

w ASHINGToN, Dec. 18th.
SENATE-Jones Of Iowa, submitted a
resolution authorizing certain com.
mit,ees to employ clerks.
Adams moved an amendment, that
no person shall be appointed who holds
Office under the federal government !;
this was rejected, and the original adj.
opted. 2
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsH.-The voting for Speaker was
tesumed. 51st ballot. Banks los F;
Richardson rs; Fuller SO; Letter 2;
Scattering 0. The roll was then called,
when Mr.. McMulcn said, 81 give no.
tice that within the next three days we
shall cleo, Speaker. will submit a
proposition by way Of compromise"
GddIings' (loudly) "What is the pro.
Mr.. Florence-"You can't compro
mise principles, Mac"
Much confusion ensued.
Mr.. Giddings-Tell what it is.
Mr.. Huston--from the opposite side
Of the hall-"It is that you come ove1
10 us, and a very fair proposition i, is
Laugh,er.] '- ~
Mr.. Giddings-"Make it now"
Mr.. Huston-"1r all you promise tc
come over to US I'll make it now
(Laughter.) ~ Cries Of "you can't come
that game, ""no doubt you'll agree."-
The House resumed balloting. 52nt
ballot. Banks lO4; Richardson IS
Fuller "a /; scattering IL. 53l ballot
l04; Fuller 81 J; Richardson IA /; scat
terins 10. 54th ballot, Banks 1O4
Richardson "a; Fuller 35; scatterin
10. 55th ballot, Banks l04 Richard
son ~ /; Fuller 3s scattering 4. Th
whole number of votes polled were 223
necessary to choice l12. There be
ing no choice the House adjourned,
LATEST, MoNBAy, 17th .Decem ber.-
On the l7,h, The House ballotted fou
times. 5eth Ballot, Banks lo6; Richard
son 7s; Fuller 40; Scattering, s.
57th BslIot. Banks lo6; Richard
son "a; Fuller Al; Scattering. 4,
| 57th Ballot. Banks loe,; Richart
| son 10; Fuller 4 ia aasse9;9 3s,a
4 SO Ballot Banks l05; Richsrdso
| 74; Fuller ~; }"4tF'..& ~ saT
| Whole number Of votes 2e4 necessal
to a choice. lis. 4e,fy .se.....s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Baltic.
Nothing Important from the Crimea
New YoRx, Dec lS;h.

y NEW YORK, Dec ION.
TIE steamship Baltic, with one week
later intelligence from Liverpool Do.
,uined below, but some Of her papers
have reached, us. yQrTy rEl~r
She brings on important news from
the seat of war. The principal features
'Srcts vaYietysof rumors, oil stsaasthss
there was at last a prospect OF peace.
One rumor says that Russia has direcl;
ly requested Prussia 10 make conciliatory
offers 10 the Western powers, and Prus.
sia is said 10 have accepted the mission,
Austria asserting. i'
The mos, definite form Of the rumor,
however, is that propositions have been
submitted to Napoleon on behalf Of
Russia, which can be honorably accept
ed, namely-lhat Russia will conclude
a peace with the Western powers with.
out the intervention Of either Austria or
Prussia. t'F Pf FaHr. l..
| The terms are said to be, that Russia
shall guarantee tho Independence oil the
Danuban Pfincipalisies and the free'
dom of the Black Sea. Both parties are
to continue preparations for hos!iIi,iss
but no active operations are 10 be en-
tered upon, up TO date agreed upon !;
all this is possibly premature, but hopes
for peace are strong.
The excitement, respecting American
affairs had almost passed away.
The Danish Sound Conference met
upon the Goth but took no action.
The King Of Prussia, in speech to
the Chambers, announces decidedly tho
Continental neutrality Of Prussia.
Some unmporlant changes had oc.
Cured in the English Cabinet.
The King Of Sardinia arrived at Lon.
don on Friday, where he met with an
enthusiastic reception. ..3
Preparations al Savastopol for attack
ing the Northern forts were proceeding
,apidly.
| Admiral Bruat, commander Of the
French feet in the Black Sea, had died
also of cholera. r..
| Count Mole was also dead.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18
Gone over % The rxsiouists.

3 fsssTMs ntpn Spi,is ~ Timss. which ySas
fpiess tt(Ne Del1cretIc paper, has "a .
lfely gcko ysrto tl Fasionis,t. 1t has(pr
: tong TING Ven deeply tipted vith Abolitioa-
ism. but lateE its syMpathiey With the Blaek-
Rennbhcsn3 hre plainly cviics0s Our Desup
eSntic ffft6ds af lawrence O6nnty are nuv
without any newspaper organ that Rnects their
sentiments, and VIC should regard That county
as good opening for ai cute Uprising Demo-
'crntc pWblisher. Upon The principle that an
open enemy is better than false friend. We
a. s'e gisdi the lront1n papat has 50 u'n'stsAnoil
Tbe aboye appeasa.as o news item in
tho Cincinnati Enquirer OF the llth
inst. and is designed TO convey the i'm
preston that we have struck the demo
cratic flag, and openly gone over to The
ranks Of Tho enemy. Il is. therefore. 2
tat falsshoed. t,bs 3fG aGs 70 5uiit
The SPlR,r OF TEE TINES does no
advocate asingle measure Of Wing Pol
icy. On the contrary, the paper has
been uniformly ,s.islnalizea for its radi
caIism ;--lor its advocacy Of Free trade
Hard Money, Land Reform, Labor Re-
form, and its zeal Tor the Rights o.
Man. We have not been content tc
merely assume the title Of "democrats'
and glibly enuncia,e general principles,
but have earnestly fought the monopo.
lies that exist in our very midst. We
have exposed, with what ability We pos
tsess, the abuses under which. the victims
Of aristocratic privilege groan. In do
ing so, we have repeatedly defied threats
Of having our press broken down,
And, here comes the Enquirer, and, il
the face OF all this, says we have gone
over TO the enemy! That story is q
mos, plausible one, and just as true as
the assertions Of the Enquirer generally
arc. Ii CONES with such grace from
Mr.. RoBrSsoS from a man WHO has
purchased place by his scrviliiy to those
in authority; man who is the hired ex.
penent Of clique Of brokers in Gin.
cinnati whose press is owned by them
and prostituted 10 their personal ends.
The Enquirer is controlled by that
archetype Of Know Nothingism, the Mi
ami tribe: and is the hired defender
that policy which has convulssd the
country. The outrages in Kansas, the
desecration Of the ballot.oox--t!ie ORA.
CO code Of its usurpins Legislature. the
lynching and mu rdering Of freemen dai'
ly enacted there, meet with no word o
condemnation from that corrupt press
True 10 its masters, it counselled the
notification oil the democratic tax.law
and its principal editor was secretary o.
a meeting called to resis, that me asure
The pures. and best men Of our party
who cannot change. with every hour
their faith and feelings, are the objects
Of its bi,tefest abuse, while its editorial
sanctum was constantly open to and oc.
cupied by such men as E. P. NoRroN-
the bluest Federalists in the State. Such
is our accuser! "
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18

1
affections. For our own part we will have
none Of Il. 1t has caused dlssenslon 70 be
sown broadcast, over the land, where al pc.
lore was peace md good will-t has done what
Whiggery, in a fair fight, was never able 70 40,
4 for II has struck down the Dem0cracy-it hos
polluted the virgin soil Of Kansus.w tlrlle
and with bloodshed. f%f 5s
In Ohio, az in most Of the free States, the
Democratic party is in the vocative-struck "
down like tho imperial bird OF Jovc, when sail.
ing in its pride Of place, IL is hawked at, and
brought TO cath by a mOusng owl. The tol
and battle and the victories Of years, have been
as naught--the tried and tn true men OF The
party elected from office IN the counties--Ihe
State. in all It's Departments. given over 70 lhe
tender mcrces Of fusion, for the allied army 0l
Abolition and Know Nothing, hods absolute
sway in the Executive and Legislative Depart
menis, and has a majority in the Supreme Court.
These evils WI, charge. are the result OF the
'.renewiny, in Congress, and out o. 1t, the az
italion OF the Slavery question:" and inen,
who in times past sneered al the compromise
measures Of lS50--who rdiculed the Nicholson
letter Of Gen Cnss, its doctrines and its au.
thor-who pandered TO Abolitlonis,n when
money was to be made by it, now denounce US
| and, other conductors Of other Democratic pa
pens, because we choose not 10 prove recrean
(, TO pledges, and because we lament the evil, n
We lament the consequences, and, BY pointing
out the origin Of the disaster, forearm the Dem
ocratc parry by forewarning il. ,.., ..t
| We seek no quarrel with the Democrats, ever
though we have cause TO doubt their profes
sions. But, at the same time, we will not sub
nit to have charges heoped upon us by the Du
gald Dalgettys, who hang on the outskirts q
| The Democratic party, aud who fight onlyw
paid, without repelling them, and we war
the twqin--the editor who Kissed on, and tn
editor that was Kissed, that the time has come
when such arrogance aud venality will rccelv
its merite rebuke.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18
Esy- The Portsmouth, Ohio, Herald,

Ri THE Portsmouth,, Ohio, Herald,
of the 18th inst, gives an account Of a
terrible murder recently committed near
Wes, Union in Adams county. A young
man about twenty two years Of uge,
named ALEXANDER MiLLIGAN, is the
murderer, and The victims were an old
couple named SENrER, man and wife,
with whom MiIligan hal been living
some weeks. The Herald says:
Sen.er and his vile disappeared from
The neighborhooi, and their friends ma.
king inquiry for them, were told by Mil.
ligan that he had bought their farm, had
paid them for it, and had deed for the
same, but that he did not know what had
become of Sen,er and his wife. Some
one, in looking a! his deed, observed that
It was not acknowledged on part OF the
wife, and that Senters name was spelled
wrong. They went TO justice, who
lived some twelve or fifteen miles off,
who stated that man describing Mill.
gan's appearance, had come TO him rep.
resenting himself TO be Senter, and said
that his wife had signed the deed but
could not come before him to acknowl.
edge it and wanted the justice 10 sign
the certificate without her presence. This
and other facts created the suspicion that
Milligan had murdered them. Upon
search being made, the murdered bodies
were found about one hundred yards from
!he house, buried together, some two feet
under ground, with large log over them
They had only their night clothes on
Senter had twelve wounds on his head
and face and the woman had seven, lheil
skulls being fractured, and brains pro-
truding. A physician testified that they
had been buried from ten to twelve days.
An axe was found concealed in an Gut
building, covered with blood and hair
bed clothing was found, which had been
washed, but blood was still on it. Mil
ligan's boots were also found bloody on
the soles, and had been concealed. He
had. from appearances, murdered them
in ,hei, bed. The Coroner's Jury re-
turned a verdict that Milligan was guilty
of numbering VIM. and Nancy Sen,er
and he was committed 10 Jail to awal
his trial at the next term Of the Court
Much excitement existed in the neigh
borhood, and it was feared that The peo
pie would lynch the villain.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18

A PIERCE. NEBRASKA Editor, out west,
who rampled conscience and reason un.
der foot. has "caved" at last. He gives
us the following valedictory:
"The undersigned retires from the editorial
"chair with the complete conviction that all is
''vanity. From the hour he started his paper
''to.the present time, he has been solicited Ia
"lie upon every given subject and can't re.
"member ever having told a wholesome truth
''wthout diminishing his subscription list oi
''makng an enemy. Under these circumstar
''ces of trial, and having thorough contempt
''for himself, he retires. in order to recruit his
"moral constitution"
The above sounds very much like the
valedc,ory OF sc. w. NELsoN," of the
late Portsmouth Inquirer. We suspect
it is such. Pity &c. w. NELsoN'
didn't stay out in the country till his
malady was entirely cured, as there i.
every symptom Of relapse!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18

WE copy into our columns this week
an able article on the "REsULT AND IT'S
CAUSES" from the Ohio State Democrat.
Lest there should be some misgivings as
to the "aboltionism" Of the Article in
question, we merely state that the
Democrat is published at Urbana, by
CHARLES 3. FLooD. Esq.,-a name
familiar to every intelligent reader in the
State. Mr.. FLoop, for many years, was
associate Editor Of the Ohio Statesman
AS a ready, vigorous and sound political
writer, he has few equals. We com.
mend his remarks to the especial at.
tention Of that crew Of politicians whose
only rule of conduct or belief is, "be.
lieve what those in authority dictate" "
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-18

DN TnosE Of our friends who may
happen 20 90 to Chilicothe, we would
recommend ,ostop at the Clinton House.
We believe to be the best publiShouse
in Ohio. We have stopped, sal in.
deed .s6oarded" at the leading hotels in
ia the State. Yet ws do say that we
have found no landlord who SO com.
pletely fills our ideal Of what "tavern
ksepet' oushtto be, as Col. Barney o.
the Clinton House a, Chilicothe. Hi.
table is the best we have sat at in the
S,ate. His house is new and elegant
throughout. Il is finished by vanishing
the natural grain Of the wood. w,
stopped there few days since. .1ant
found the most attentive Of servants
clean rooms, and on his table all th'
delicacies that an Atlantic city can pro
duce. We say therefore 10 the travelling
public, call on Col. Barney Of tn,
Clinton House at Chilcothe. i'e