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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-12

ANornER SOMA correspondent Of
the Baltimore American, endorsed as one
of the most prominent and influential
Wings Of Maryland, as one who never d.
lowed partizan zeal to warp his judgment,
as one who never expresses opinions
which he does not believe so be correct
and reliable, says: s aass it9i.
"he Republicans will make On eafnesE
struggle for their man, but when they
see. as see they must, that il is destinedto
be Ruthless. they will join the iAnisficans
and make Fillmore President They will
neither vote for Buchanan, nor sufEerlthe
election to go intothe Senator My infof!
nation is derived from the most intellil
gent and authentic sources. sl's gaaN
'The result upon the whole, is'thatthe
people will fail to elect aPfesident = that
the House will elect one, aud that the
choice OF the House win be Mr.. Fillmore"
Here is anothetindication from these po-
litical juggleFs that deservest 10 be remem.
bered by the people Of the South.fg'lf
Fillmore suits the, 7FremonteES, sthe PEG.
pie Of the Soulhnnay do well TO enquire
whether he suits them Any man who
can receive the5vote of-tlIe Black a4epub:
licans in the House, will hardly be con.
sidered as the man for thoS South ID tbe
present alarming crisiS. - Richmond En-
qUirer. ~ rfe1if rs 4 g iiEd ai'ssH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-12
correspondence OF the Register.


The following extract from a letter from
q former citizen OF this county, dated al
exandfia. KY, viii be found interesting
to our political readers
The Democrats of this State are in fine
spirits, and they are betting largely on car
rying the State. The great Fillmore
mass meeting which came off in Cincin
natl, Newport and Coyingten, on last
Wednesday, was pronounced by intelliS
gent men of all parties, failure: 1 was
present at the ceremonies. The most di-
yerting thing heard was from speaker
mailing from EASTERN Virginia. He told
us that g Kentucky. and Tennessee are
doubtful States. but that Virginia. is sure
for Fillmore by 1000, the. Democrats of
the State having given up in despair and
ceased tosfght." Then you should have
heard the shouting of the poor SWELL
heads at the announcement-how they.
raved, and sang Fillmore songs--danced
Fillmore iigs-6red Fillmore canuons-
l(31 of, them, J all because reckless fel-
low had promised them Virginia by 3d.
600 majority. He knew, he lied at the
time and SO did .hundredsrof the hearers.
In short, the great Fillmore meeting of
the three named cities at which ethe K.
N. papers predicted there would be 9oo,-
600 votes of their party was attended by
not over $4,000 all told, men,. women,
children. niggers and Z, Ms. the latter
making about one fourth of the whole
On the day following at the Covinglon
Railroad Depot, vote was taken among
the passengers who were waiting for the
cars to start for Lexington. with thisre-
suit: l27for Fillmore; 81 for Buck sand
l for Fremont. The K. n. papers have
already blowed over this. -.
l was present at the time and seeing
the unfairness of the thing. investigated
the matter. which turned out that of the
1877 K. Ms, 123 were the Lexington X.
Ms, who came down on purpose to be
present at the aforesaid meeting, leaving
4 X, Ms. as travelling business men.
OF 81 democrats, 8 had come down to
,see the owls perform in broad daylight
leaving 22 travelling business monde
mocrats. AS for the Fremonter. God on,
ly knows what brought him there or tool
him away, didn't ask nor did / want to
know. Yours, ETC.,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-12

FREMoNr's NoMrNArfoNe RURoSE.--
The Englishan FrehohjourbaiS. all have
something to say, and that, ofcoursegfaS
vorably. i'm relation To Coli iFfem6nt's
nomination for the Presidency. tphe
London Times, after giving President
Pierce dig. and referring 70 the slavery
question, says: i ,sGo .i''.asag psa1
Little Americans are lon6et m0re itobe
governed by man Of eminence, it must
be By a soldier oraassail0rj gfof it they
bad any statesman 0fssminenoe. political
parties would not permit, q is6ec6ss.
ful choice. This feeling considered.
it seems that. as far as can yetbe known.
a better choice could hardly have been
made than Of Colonel John CbarIes Ere.
mont" ~
In France the nonination Is also com.
mehded. The Pays" hails'the nomiba.
lion Of ga man Of science. " to the excla-
sion of ga political factioDist," as an In,
dication Of q better tone in American pol
itics.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-12

@ The soul is immortal.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-12

STILL WoRsE.-Richard K, Kern, one
of the party that accompanied Fremont
in his attempt to cross the mountains in
the winter and who kept journal of the
expedition, charges Fremont with having
sold for his own benefit the provisions
that were given for the use of the famish-
ing men. Here is the testimony of Kern,
written as will be seen more than seven
years ago:
upon Col. Fremont's arrival at Taos.
Major Beall, commander at the post. or.
dered the Commissary to issue to the Col.
onel thirty days full rations, for the twcn-
ty-tiye men, then in the mountains and
expected in. These rations were never
turned over to the men, and were proba.
bly, taken to California by Fremont -
The men were obliged to buy their own
provisions from the people OF the country,
who came to their relief.
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RIO AoNDo, March 10, l949.
This is even as bad as the cattle story.
1t is not only appropriating public prop
erty to his own use, but taking the bread
out of the mouths of hungry fellow trav-
elers. 1t is a singular fact that Col. Fre>
monts travelling and army companions
are almost unanimously bearing testimo-
nJ against him. The above is the tests
mony of Kern as it FIRST appeared in the
Quincy (lll.) Wing. Kit Carson is out
against him and says he Fremont claims
Tar more credit than is due to him in his
explorations. Commander Schenck. Col
Mason, Commander Stockton, and Gen
keArney. have all denounced him: and
the latter arraigned him before "a courl
martial for mutiny and characterization
and after long and fair trial, ho wa.
found guilty and dismissed from the ar.
my.
Is he not fit man 10 head party thai
seeks to destroy the Union, and involve
the whole country in civil war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28
Brooklyn CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE BRIG WIN. a. SANFoRD-In the City Court Of Brook
lyn yesterday, the of David W. Pierce and David
Pierce against James HanfOrd and George W. Brush
damages sustained by the vessel and cargo through the
improper interference Of the defendants was brought
to Close In his args to the jury Judge Culver said
that there very little doubt as to two of the
four questions to be considered BY them viz;-ths
with her after she had sunk. He then explained the
Law under which the Sheriff, Coroner, &c. of county
would be entitled to take possession of wreck 70
constitute legal wreck the vessel cargo goods
be thrown upon the shore, and It for the
Jury to determine whether the vessel in question was
legal wreck or not II they found 1t legal wreck
al Important question was, whether II wi hin the
jurisdiction OF the county of Kings. 10 the 19 OF
Johnson there were two decisions reported in the lat
ter of which 1t was held that all within low wa or mark
BELONGED to the city and county OF New York virtue
81 the old charter Of that city II therefore they I'd
is-1Aiis wee csssJ t.sAy4.le.., sas yssse osiax
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Serious Collision between lhe Steamship Key
Stone State and the Bark Cavalier.


Of Norf,lk, at about o'slock Monday morning, the
steamer Key State from Savannah for Philadelphia
came into collision with the bark Cavalier, from Balt
more bound to Rio. Both vessels seriously injured
The steamer had her bow stove and commenced making
water rapidly She freed herself from the bark and
made for Norfolk where she arrived and the
fats to prevent her sinking. While the vessels were In
contact the first and second mates and three Sailors
belor gDg TO the bark got board the steamer. The
bark was struck opposite the foremas and crushed
to prevent her reaching port. The captain called for
help, but the Ulcers Of The steamer were not willing 10
risk the safety Of al In endssvorng 10 save him. The
steamer had narrow escape The water, at one time,
within three inches Of the fres The passengers
we're AL safely landed and most Of them have
on to Baltimore.
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The New England Emigrant Aid Company.
BosroN, May 81, 1855.
The New England Emigrsnt Aid Company hsii their
annual meeting in thu city this afternoon. There
large attendance.
The report Of the directors speaks of recent events In
Kanfas-'he reported destruction Of Lawrence ana peril
81 their agent, Gen. PoLeroy.
The total Yecsips for the year have been SCI, 1874.
They have sAwmls in various parts Of the Territory
The company held their land In Topeka and Ii by
gal title, ard cannot be dispossessed Tho statement
WAS made that the hsndsoes stores in Lawrence
owned by Missourianr.
The emigration fren New EoglAnd to Kansas the pre-
sent spring, has not been very argesy from 400 to
600 PERSONS but rom Ohio and the other Western States
II has been quite ensive More free State emgeants
have gone from the Southern and Western States this
season, than al the emigsans from New Eoglani.
1t Was stated that Mrs. Robinson had started on her
return to her husband saying that she determined
to be Fear him during the PRESENT crisis.
1t proposed to form aid societies to relieve the
wants OF the people 0! Lawrence AMI 1t aunoancsd
that NJ. Orne Ct Hartford ha; Bab ioi5sd $loG0 for
that purpose.
II was recommended By Mr.. Eli THAYER tbs. these aid
socies;es be formed altogether ndeperd of the
rany, lover New Enganc, to furnish only supplies
70 the euering, bat the to send forward those
who willing to 60 to Kansas but have not the
meeting announced for tomorfov to obtain sub.
scrip.iors for this purpose
After speeches from various gentlemen in favor OF
snuirg the enterprise, the following resolution
offered by Professor Stone and unanimously adopted
Msolyed Thai We express our deep Nhy with the set
nes Kansas now suffering from the oa.sAges Of The
70 sfoYd them al the aid puy rlghtfuly may and
70 prosecute 10 successful issue the Ygn glorious
work which We have been permitted By Divine Providence
commence.
1t Was announced that q memorial would be sent to
Congress, ask ng remuneration Tor destruction Of the
property Of the company in Lawrence, amounting to
from fifteen to twenty thousand dollare.
John Carter Brown, Of Providence, was then elected
President, and the other Off Of last year reelected
number Of new names were added to the list Of d.
Secors among them being Professor Sillman, Of New
haven; Horace Bushnell, Of HARTFORD Noses Grnne,
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Henry Il. Elliot, VIM. NJ Evarts,
Edwin D. Morgan, VIM. Curtis Noyes and Henry c.
Bowen Of New York, Horace r. CiaHin, Edward ".
Fke and Rclin Sand ford Of Brooklyn and j. L. Bailey,
Of Philadelphia.
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Slavery and the Hew England Branch Anne
ricAn Tract Society.

BOTTOM, May q, 1855.
At meeting Of the New England American Bra noh
Hrsct Society to-day, a.ter earnest aud interesting
discussion, Rev. A. L. Stone elected the Execu
tive Committee, in phase Of the Rev. NehsmA Adams,
author Of the South Side View of Slavery" Mr. Stone
received SO voes ana Mr. A1ams 49, the opposition TO
his election Was, that New Engand should be re
presented in national sos;ety by person holding the
we've Of slavery attributed to Dr.. Adams.
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Hvsxy 0Other shoaId have . BOZ IN the
nCTss 6,sSy n case Of accident % tae ehd,.u, ed
sAndisg and recommended By physicians. II Is Aod
speedy euro burns plies bos corna foons chii6iana
and old OF kidd; nh scd
hsad petite rash sunicni sore nipples By
nuFses whi0ws s1ea flea btos spider sngs frozen
mbs salt rheum ssurvy aud crscted Aps nose
warts and desh wonnds IL valuable remedy and
city o. BSson ,h end vicinity for the last try ysars In no In
slams prescriptions II u from the natsrisla
nom recipe brought Russia Of Arac growing that
country and The propriators have leeFs AL classes
physicians sea captains nurses and other. who
have used tthemse recommend ohers kodding
kussa saive 10 put in large tin
with the picture OF horse ard nhch picture
"a also grAved on The wrapper Price % sold
81 s The stores In town and country be ordered OF
Barnes Park, or any Wholesale druggist
REDDIsG 4 CO., Proprie,ors
No 8 State street. Bo,.op.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.


= INN SOLD IN Ten ,YS- DE5PorIsM Or The
C.OUO List Days OF The American Rspu3iic.-rwo steam
save ne soun ~ from d.ssoa,m mayor Wood and Mayor
Ochya1 hsys epprOyed The Objects OF the writer H. w,
heechtr 1em hyer Mr.. GERARD Nr. wiggiu Lr Conney,
Juoes stuart spt Lucs, Mr. Gilbert Mr.. Allen are &C
tor IN the drama Barr has comic psrt. Baeoa
jig ssn5sb. ne millionaire pce is pyouinent m.n Our
IN three For sails In sli
by ALL WILSON and HEU BsN vOsK lis aud III Mas.
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The Attention o. H&tGeF1, In tho CITY aaGf
sounsy, 10 particularly requested entirely svle
u straw hat just received Canton ChaR comb,nng the
requisite os which have been long med to
rake he straw hat suitable in every way as a summer
hAl
FRs-Ths shape. The 10 Of ms1,u heigh. from
~ 70 inches wbon gives sufficient TO hesd, at
time does with that cluEsv appearance mu,h
RON the 81 tnchea
Second 1t a self ventlaor, which does away with
As many huiuess attempts which have been made In that
way.
Ihhd II mere durable h any straw hat ever before
5odaced the material being of thai nature which
ioubt the subject
Fourth II the only straw hat which the .an or damp
weather will aect either In the brn crOSn
braided e 70 prevent The possibility IA any way;
We offer this tr0ly called the Cevlon hat
bevng q tho fret and only style Of straw hat introduced
which will really give the wesrer satistson For se, by
Ne only, by 4. LkLAND d Co l60 Broadway.
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The Smithsonian HOuse-$1 IS Per Day
Broadway corner of Houston street. New York Single
SOTO per day Meals extra At all hours and .. ordered
good rooms and board at 81 70 day. This new and
ths mode hitherto adopted and wn ca VII be Snnnst Of
entertain travellers where such Ted At 81 rs day.
adding thus feature aud aording all the advantages of
the American and European Stem OF no ei cement
with fat cass At prices ay onsatd less
than atanAb at other first Glars hoes having desirable
location which, In this moot csntra and costly so. must ut
erly defy competition. SIDNAY KOPMAN.
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PHILADELPHIA, May ~, 1858.
Stocks are arm. Pennsylvania Sc, S. Reading
Railroad, Az Long Island Railroad, 1876 Morris Canal
1874; Pennsyvania Railroad, 46X.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1885,
Cotton-sales to day $500 bales, at 1859. 10,sc
Sterling exchange, 9lc. Flour is sitter. Pork firm.
ALBANY, May q, 1885,
Barley--Sales, 600 bushels Canada West, to arrive
at 81 2b 100 buhhsls Canada East spot at 81 90
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Attention IL Called to the Sale to be Made,
his day .dsesSsy q y 9cack at the Merchants sI
lots Second and Eeventv third For full
lara apply TO the auctoneer, No. Broad street.
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Death or Hon. Roderick White.

OLEAS, N. T., May 26-8;2O P. N.
The Hop. Roderick White, Senator from this district
died, after lingering Illness about two hours ago. His
disease was cancer In the stomach Horato Edson an
other Of prominent and useful citizens, is also sup
posed 10 be dying.
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Lampratype Portraits, for as and 50 Gents
taxi only by HOLINESS patent p;nre machine turning Of
ltt0 daily, at $50 broadway.
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beyoad their jurisdiction; and the only question
afterwards to be decided ;wss the amount
Of dAmagea The claimed by plaintiffs was S. 600.
The jury, after beng several hours, returned
DICT against Coroner Hsnford Of 600 and s. against
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Loss Of the Ship President.

Boston, May q, 1856.
The ship President PArthela#, from Liverpool for Bs
ton abandoned of the Banks. her bow having been
stove in BY ice when sunk. Her crew were taken
oby the British ship Colum oine, from Bristol and taken
into Quebec.
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New School Of Medicine and Pharmacy.-
he last unfolding Of The Art Of heang-My daily practice
proves that cure conaun ption In all it, varied forms
my other disease therefore desire 10 treat all
@pves but those who have tried all ohsr ply
Ayette psse, first street east q Broadway. between Fourth
md Eighth streets. Rev York.
ONCE honrf: From 10 A. TO p NJ exclusively ladies'
M rom 10 p n. for gentemen, Wednesdays exoeyed
Al other hours BY appointment
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Plaros and MeIodeons.-The Horace Wa
ter modern improved pianos aud nedeons % be foun
chase for sale monthly payments secon hand pianos
from $50 to $40; meodeons f.om $40to $685.
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The Hat or the Season TX uOx Corner OF
HIosdw and Fulton street. 10 continually striking good
image, 30 the benefit OF everybody and his orsf o;
c0uIfe this prDR be has dstsucod MI Ia ee
Rssce Of hat Of the season. duch charm az Ia impsrt
ed 10 tho human face divine" by OF KNOXJ spsug
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1oebe's Patent Hai,-The n

6cebe's Patent Hai.-The Exceeding Llght
OF mis- graceful bscomcg Add beautiful tz0rc Adspoa
yArouariy 70 summer exclusively gonl man
sees hes en,Tey me- IN al ~ feaures rhs nsnnar o.
sDdsuou N effective and ergnA and for cotnfnst and Gu
r'y hu hst bss been equAleo IN this othe1
made OF variety Of ssle end color; black
she pe&r; arab, brown, other shaAo that The
sases may dssire. so,d at Ae.asua pSicss.
BkEBE, colo Psteutse LS 0road~av.
y. b. Hsve also hand tho usual assortment Of Rocly
esun,Ein suvery beavers, FreUch felts. DC. 10
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PIanoE0rtes and nxelodeons rs Per cent
hesper than Broadway prca The most decided bargains
co. l67 Canal street. three doors west OF varck Several
voSy fine second hand pianos cheap
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The Tune has Changed-The Cry is Costar,
Cesar Cosars exter mlnators They the only articles
that thorough clear out dwellings OF rats trcAche
ton bugs ants bed bugs &c and keep them away Coars
fly paper IL death TO flies COSTARS Wholesale and rsa
depot, 3s8 Broadway, New York
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C0UTS C6l6hURT-ThID U0ys
suPnoR CouR1.-Nos. s67, s6A 67s, 23l 81, 267, 5ls
4as, asa 6As, CAS- 64q, s6 65 656 65s S5s, $50, $751;
226. 22l. l0u 47t TO- IL $50, a,6 SAT, IS, 5sl $780,
632, $50, $50, GOT, 400 90, 29l.
uxIrAD srirss DISTRACT CoUsr.-Nos. 80 t, 81, 80 to
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The Eye and Ear.-Dr. Francis SaIter,
Member o. the Royal College Of Surgeons London Ocuist
and Aurs operator on The eye and ear for blindness
ess aSd az cescS o. sgn AND nearing Ksasnce ana
Diseases Of he Eye and sar VIII be published IL the 1edc.
70 hote who desire Information Consultations by letter.
with ersons residing at diatance and patients visited whom
neces airy, at thex homes as heretofore.
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II Your Hair is Failing On, Use BILLIARDS.
hair fastener, which will positively stop In forty eight
hours your hair s gray there q remedy equal 10 Hal
ards hair dye Depot 498 Broadway, between spring and
Broome streets,
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New York and Lls erpo0l United STATES Mail
Essmshp oompan. 50 Wall stree. New York. May 81 1856
The rate OF freight by the sesmer5 OF this line from Liver
pool reduced TO four pounds ton measurement ual
further Lotce B.K. COLLINS,
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Carrot Seed, Ssc.-From now till the Middle
OF June 10 the time to carrot seed tho field crops
we can supply fresh first quality long orange ST. and
seed Also. mangel and sugar bee a ruta
baaa ard other field turnips at 80 cents pound
j. NJ. THORBURN 4 CO., Is John street, New York.
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From PittsburR

EEUm FItSsUUF8.
DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONTEMPORARIES
OHIO RIVER.
PTTsBuRG, May q, 1855.
Every train whi:h arrives fo the West filed
with delegates to the Cincinnati Convention.
The river is in good nsvigabe condition fo- medium
class boa low Large boats lying up for
the season.
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The Cincinnati Conv cnti0n delegates and
others tho should their
this day at the General Railroad Office 1893 Broad way
Of Dey street. Price reduced nearly one halr
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Mormon Emiaration.

ALBANY, May q, 1855.
The emigrant train which LETT here to day took
hundred Mormon emgrants for Salt Lake. Four hundred
and twenty Of them Welsh and the balance
English and Scotch.
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H0stefter-Thrce Bottles Of H0stetter's We
gesbe stomach bters will the dyspepsia; bote
creaes appetite, forces of the impure bile purdes the
blood and nygoates the system; two bottes win the
worst form M liver complaint; bottle will d,sspate that
weakness Tie pit Of the stomach VIII give color 70 s eoun.
enance pa tone and strength system and lend cheer
ir ess 10 DE mind. No article peculiarly adapted tho
depressing innences Of spring weather livery family should
have II. Fold By al groeers hotels and druggists. HOS
fET1ER SMITH CO.. Cincinnati. Barnes e Park, 3O4
Broadway, wholesale agents for New York. Mrs. Hayes,
Brcokyn