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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
The Nominees in Barbour.

The following extract from a letter
from the sound Democratic county Of
Barbour. shows how the action of the Gin.
cinnati Convention was received there:
PAILIpP1. Va. June 8. 1856.
w. P. CooPER. Esq. DR.. Sir Has
not the Cincinnati Convention come up to
the work brayely? Certainly no nomi.
nation since the days Of Jackson aud Cal.
houn, have met with a more hearty ac>
ceptation than the nomination of Buchan.
an and Breckenridge. 1t is giant tick
et-One that must command The undiyi.
ded support OF the great Democratic par
ty. from the shores Of the Atlantic to tbe
Pacific. Hurrah for old Buck will now
GIL the air with the deafening shouts Of
the multitude until The 4th day Of next
November. when the American. people
will accord TO him the highest civil posi-.
ton in the known world, aud that by a
majority unprecedented in The history OF
America. = Yours Trnly.
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y hole vote represented


That the democratic vote Of the dis.
$3.50. and of that number 4348 are reps
resented. being 323 votes more than n
majority.
The committee recommend. that in all
votes taken in this Convention each coun>
" shall be entitled to the numbur Of votes
polled at the last Gubernatorial election
for the Democratic candidate. to be divid-
ed equally among she delegates in atten-
DANCE.
The committee also recommend the
adoption Of the following resolutions:
!. Resolved, That this convention cor
daily endorse. the resolutions adopted by
the Democratic State Convention.
3. That the integrity. administrative
ability. and patriotism of our distinguish.
ed Governor. Henry A. Wise. command
our respect and confidence. and that his
gallant bearing in the recent Gubernato>
rial election entities him to the approba.
lion Of the Democracy of the Union.
3. That the voice Of Virginia should be
cast as unit in the Cincinnati Conven.
ton. and that in determining such voice.
each district should cast the numerical
vote polltd for the Democratic candi.
date for Governor at the State election in
1855
Respectfully submitted.
VIM. l.. JACKSON,
A. G. JENKINS,
j. G. NEWMAN.
PETER SoURBoURSE,
II. J. JACKSON.
Committee.
The Committees report was on motion
received and adopted. r.
On motion Of J. G. Newman, Of Mason,
j. was
Resolved, That the convention now
proceed to select Delegates to represent
she District in the Cincinnati Convention.
Vim. L. Jackson, of Wood, nominated
a. G. Jenkins, Esq. Of Cabell. and sup
ported him as n gentleman in every way
capable OF fulfilling the duties Of the sta
ton.
Al this point. E. w. McComas. of Ka-
nowha, stated that he had intended before
coming to bave nominated Mr.. j. L.
Carr, Of Kannwha, as the delegate from
tho Southern end Of the district. being
entirely satisfied with Mr.. Carr. as a
man. and wiLh the view entertained by
him in relation to the nomination to he
made for Presidential Candidate but
having found since his arrival here. that
his nomination was impossible. and no.
feeling willing from what had occurred
between himself and Mr. Carr to place
his name before the convention, and
thereby commit him to the action of the
body. he therefore declined to place Mr..
Carr in nomination.
Mr.. J. G. Newman. of Mason. nomina
ted B. w. Jackson. Esq. of Wood.
The convention then proceeded to vote for
both delegates to be elected at once. by
counties with the following result:
Ruura.I IookOOn IanL;ns
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@ We have received from our young
friend John S. Davis. a copy Of the
.Deseret News. Mormon newspaper pub.
Iished in the Great Salt Lake City,
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The RATIFICATION MEETING.-The "a.
LITIGATION meeting on Monday was vel
attended and was Of most enthusiastic
character. The resolutions were unani.
mously adopted as they were reported By
the committee. and the meeting adjourned
With three hearty cheers for the Gtncin-
Ra:i Convention. Upon the adjournment
Of the meeting. salute was fred for the
candidates and The platform.
The County COURT.-This court is still
in session. The County Levy has beer
laid and we understand that it is quite
high. The time of holding the Court ha,
been changed from the second to The
first Monday in each month. An order
was made to publish the Sheriff. Delin.
quent List. and the claims allowed by The
Court. We viii give more full report o.
the proceedings next week.
PErERsoN's MAoAzrSx.-This Magazin.
for July has already come TO hand. 1t i,
elegantly embelIished with enc stee
cut, a splendid fashion plato. and any
quantity OF patterns OF dresses. DC, with
directions for making. Peterson is be
coming quite favorite with the public.
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Eg The weather Is warm and dry.
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cLARKsnUnG, FRIDAY, JUNE ~. 1855.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15

cgD DR.. J. l.. CzAPKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption OF this notice is one OF tho
few modern physicians whose application to his pro-
sson and devotion to the afflicted, render him aike
AN ornament to tie and benefit 10 the other
Hungarian by birth. he sought with Kossuh 10 place
his country among the nations of the earth. hcy"nd
the oppressor's rule that her sens might rejoice in
the practice of those precepts which are alike our
glory and our pride. In his Efforts 40 to do, ne has
reaped the reward of Intellectual resistance to oppres
sion. and "a home and country know him no more
Apart. however, from his claims upon our CONSIDER
alton patriot, the testimonials of character ana
capacity which NJ brings entitle him to public conll>
dence. To the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one the other. As gentleman his character
is untarnished; us physician, his skill unsurpassed:
and To those whose imprudence has LETT upon them
the tans Of disease. conscientlonsly commend
him with the assurance that in him they Will hnd a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's office
is No. and Armory Hall corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
Medical.

from parent to child, and entalng upon the offspring
a ruined constitution. For the cure of all these forms
of disease. the Doctors guarantees cure or asks no
compensation. The Doctor can he consulted hy l"t-
Ter or Otherwise free OF charge and invites all who nr
afflicted call upon him, where he viii give them
such satf@ction They can obtain no whore else
His rooms are No and Arnory Hall corner of Sac
/ ranncnto AMI Mont gomrrl Slre,tS. san trnhrlsru.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
ACE!-Grcat Blessing ~ Mankind !-lnnoccnt bn Po-
tent .-Df. l.. J. tZipSays Pruphyactcum, t>eli Ds-
Injecting Agei,l SURE preventative ngHIn>i gniIor
rl and >yphliic diseases ani an unsurpassed rem.
rtly Tor all ihe sentria scrrious, gahgrenous and
caIcerous ulcers. c,id discharges from the vagina,
uterus and urrhra aud all cutane"us rrupli"ns and
diseases. For sale at Dr l.. j. CZapkays office, Ar
mOry hall. corner of Sacramento ana Montgomery
streets san Francisco As innOculatiOn Is prrvpn.
ttlivc against small pox, 81 is Dr L. j. 'znpkay :
fruphilaclcum preventative Hgr7-t syphltcal ana
gunorrh,l diseases Harmless in itself it possesses
the power uf chemically destroying the syphtc vi
rus, and thereby saving thousands uf uung dehauch
from being injected 10y the most oaihS"nr OF all
diseases. Let no young man VIII" appreciates heti
be without Dr. t'Mpkay's Prophilacticurn IL IL in
very convenient packages and viii he found convent
entio being used as soap. 1hat disease can he
prevented by the Ot proper agents. is rs well an
established fact that they can he cured after their
establishment. The principle which il now nnivcr.
sally recognized received cyes before the days Of
Jenner the discoverrr of the vaccination in l19 and
its multiplied benefits ever since have received, as
they deserved. the attention of the medical faculty
IL was in pursuit of this branch OF the medical sci
that DR.. h. J. Czapkay fortunately made the dis
covery of his Prophilactcum which, for the prevcn
ton of syphitc, gonorheal. cancerous and cutan"ous
disorsder stands'uHrivaed by any agent in the Pha
macopoca. The effect u this agent after coition Is
immediate and removes the possibility of n contrac-
ton of disease IT, however, the disease has been con-
tracted il is useful IN neurazlng the poisonous
tons which, by absorption, produce the horrd c"nse-
qucnses knows secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doctor in many thousand cases.
and he has yet TO find the first in which it has failed
to subServe the purpose for which it was administer
ed. Price, S.. Full directions are attached toeach
package. In cases where Prophaccum is used as II
curative, Dr. l. j. Czapkay will furnish gratis pre-
.criptioI for his Blood Pnrifrr
All communications from tho country, addressed
ly To Dr. H. j. Czapkay, san Francisco will be strictly
and centidentially attended to-, and the remedies
with the greatest care and secrecy, immediaclN dIs-
patched by Express other conveyance to their des-
tinalion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec The regular meetings of the Board
of Supervisors shall be held Mt the county
seat of their respective counties. on the first
Mondays of May, August, November and Feb
ruary, and shall continue from time to time.
until MI the business before them is dis
posed of. The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
PROBATE COURT.

s 4. The regular terms of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of Au-
gust and on the second Monday in December
of each year, and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis.
nOsed of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
DISTRICT COURT

Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte Colus, and Shasta The
terms of the District court for Butte County
commences ~ follows: On the second Mon
days of March and June, on the fourth Mon
day OF August, and ON the third Monday of
December.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
COURT OF SESSIONS.

So A term of the Court Of Sessions
shall be held at the county seat in Butte
county on the second Monlay of February,
May August, aad on the first Monday in De-
cember of each year, and shall continue from
term toterm, unless all the business be sooner
disposed Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15

NROvLLE LODGE, No. 1os, :: & a: M;
earh month at "A NJ at Masonic Hall, over Patts
Market. Entrance on Myers street. ohicers-D A
brown w NJ. Daniel Jewett, W: George W. Elliot
j w: RosenthaI. Treasurer ID G ODonneL sec y;
Boethren In good standing, are invited to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JosEPH E. N. LEWIS, County Judge.
p. FREER, Sheriff, Butte County.
MILES CHAPLIN, County Auditor.
WM. LArrIMoRE, County Treasurer.
} W. ScorT, County Surveyor.
Il. S MAYNARD, Assessor.
J. J. KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL HOBART, Public Administrator.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
COUNTY COURT.

81. The regular terms Of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, and
August. and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, and shall continue from
term to term, unless all the business of the
term be sooner disposed of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
NATIoNAL ADMINISTRATION
STATE GOVERNMENT

J NEELY JOHNSON, Governor.
K. NJ ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor.
nuGH e. MURRAY. Justice Of Supreme Cour :
Solo MON HEYDENFELT, and
DAVID 5. TERRY. Associates.
G 30. w. Whitman. Controller.
HENRY BATEs. state Treasurer.
W. ). WALLACE, Atty General.
JonN H. BREWSTER, Surveyor General.
JAMES ALLEN, State Printer.
f. WILSON,
+. S Mckenzie, and
FLEx. BELL, State Prison Directors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON HEYDENFELT, Chief Justice.
HUCu T. MURRAY, Associate Justice.
CHAs. III BRYAN, do do
WM. Z. DAINGERFIELp, Juge 9th District.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15

yuyUIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced into
III Pisa some hfty years since. soon became 40 well
known as n certain cure, that in every town aud city
not on,v on the Continent, but in Great Britain the
Ju,and for il WAS 40 great. its merits astounding
that in less than yoar from its introduction II had
supplanted all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities OF Europe were compelled tc
ACKNOWLEDGE its wonderful mastery over disease. Pro-
Dre,ors of other medicine jealous OF its sway yany
underworld to stay its onward progress Like gruss
before the mower their efforts fell ~ the ground and
like fire on the prairies, sweeping an before H. its on
ward march became triumnhant Ii stood forth upon
its own merits n discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced of its magical virtues. The mass We
fortune acanired by DR.. Parelra from the sale of II
during the six years he prepared it, alone bore witness
TO its miraculous merits. At the decease OF the Doct
the pecpe was bequeathed TO his son. VINO has lately
introduced the remedy into the United state' The
number of cures il has already made are astonishing
md tens OF thousands can bear testimony
TO its efficacy.
cerranty NO other medicine has ever Possessed
Resort 10 no Quack Nostrums, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past fifty years ana was never
known Ia fail. -.,,
Beware of Counterfets. The extensive safe oi thi-
wondeyful medicine has already caused some person
ar nersons to paim Off upon the unsuspectng, spu
rious compound, closely resembling the orlgihhi' De
Dartcular to buy none Without the WTlueh signature
of A. Pareira. ". ID. on the outside wrapper OF each
hottie All others are counterfeit, and their com
FOUNDERS will be punished with tho uiinorst rger OF
the law. ~,
Price. Three dollars per bottle. For sale by D. Bal
cuck sole Agent for California. oregon ana he Saa
wich Islands, whom all orders must be addressed
A liberal discount made " wholesale dealers.
" ID. BABC0CK.
Wholesale Druggist, ~ Davis street,
san Francisco
lis, Of Agents throughout the State. Rice Offin l.
Co. Drugqist. Marysvle: r. X starkweather. City
Drng store stockton w. u. Bruner, sonora BEN
ShurtleE Shasta; Child Worshen. Piacrrvie
H.. III. L..
nnwn;eyiIle Dr. John Lark. Nevada; DIR. w. III
GatIief, Yreka, DIR. j. b. Winston, Los Angeles
Tho,nus " haley San Diego; Geo l.. Story, Portland
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
u. S. Livery Stable.

Myers Strcct- -Near HkUHtB0Hc1J'
yHyO KEEP PACEWITH TIE TIMES, ana rapid
growth of our town, We have, oi late, ana VIII
from time to iime make extensive additions to our
stock and otherwise improve our establishment, 10
meet with entire satisfaction the increasing demands
stoek taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. II desired. we will buy, sell or exchange
stock-in short transact all business APP ertainng io
6rsi class Livery Stable. The finest Buggies, hacks
and Saddle Horses. furnished at a moments notice.
thankful for past favors, we hope 70 merit a con-
tinnanee Of the same. bhoWN q uor aa.s Mh'
Dated OroviIle, July 10, 1856. Yiodii'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15

DUTTE LODGE, No. IS E. g. A. M.-Lodge
. meets at their Han in Bdwell. ON the fist and
third SATURDAYS Of each month. at . p NJ Officers,
Tuo's WELLS w NJ w GuxysoS, w, A l.
CuAMpERLAIS, W, II KKxFER Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15

NRovILLE DIVISION s, OF 7. No. "a
~ Meets ryory sunday Evening al O'Clock, r VI,
at Masonic Hall. II Shepherd; W p.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-15
DR.. p AREIR AS

UKAT ITAIIAN II ENFD1,
For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eases of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
furious effkct to the system or ary
change of diet 1t has never failed
it cannot fail to cure.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

gan, bitterly assailins the Republican Nenl... :.
Congress because they did vote for Mr.. D...'
[Fillmorel Kansas Compromise bill. Thu ~
mail brought us The Cincinnati Times, tAs o.
organ Of the Fillmore l'arty, wherein we s.d A.
following:
KEEP 1T BrroRE THE p. P.'cFLE-Ths, TIE R.,.,
Hcan party refused 10 rot, to- ne restora,ic, ~
NisSour7 Compromise, at the Ia It session OF Coa,,
The rofed uHanimoHsly ae6ins. a proportion p -
,fecf. submitted b. an Ancric0R Membcr fro, -
ana They seek success at the exp ;nse Of civil ws,s
This refers to bill submitted IN another Or.
sion by this same Mr.. Dunn. almOs I identical w,s
sAat alluded 10 by The Commercial The Rep.S.
cans are accused Of voting against this second br
because they refused to strike out the bill adua
ting Kansas as a Free State and insert this Du,,
bill instead. To have done so would not h,,.
passed Dunn's bill, as the Senate was kno IN to \
adverse to tit would have simply killed De I'm.
Kansas BILL And il is for this vote that IT, Tin,
assails the Republicans as seeking success 4, tha
"expense Of civil war"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT PIERCE.

PBmADELPHIs, Monday Sept. ~, 1856.
President Pierce will leave Baltimore by the III
o'clock train tomorrow morning committee Of
citizens of Philadelphia will meet him at wilmington,
and escort him here, and then wait upon him to tho
train which leaves for Newly ork at O'Clock.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Sept. -, 1856.
The President will arrive in this city, from Wash
ington, by the early morning train tomorrow. lie
will be received by the military and escorted 70 the
Gilmore House. where he will take breakfast, ans
from thence he will be escorted to the ears Which
leave for Philadelphia.
BosToS, Monday, srpk. %, 1856.
Large delegations from this and the adjoining cities
will visit Concord on Thursday next, to join in tho
welcome 10 President Pierce.
The President has written htter IN response 70 an
invitation from the New-lIampshire Agricultural So-
cety TO be present at the late Fair n which ho indi-
Gates determination bis retirement, TO devote te
remainder of his life to agricultural pursuits IN mat
State and says that personal matters IN connection
with this determination leads to hIs present visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHsNGTON, Monday, Sept =, ISJo.
II il said the Administration will make demand on
New Granada for speedy and ample atonemen for the
wrongs inflicted on our countrymen by officers and
people of the State of Panama, and meanwhile our
nav al forces will exercise vigilance than hereto
fore for the protection of citizen. on the lsthmu'
Courts Martial will be ordered to try certain officers
Of brig Banbridge upon charges ef immortality and
conduct detrmc nta to the Naval service ON the r-
val Of tke Savannah from the Brazil station, which
daily expected at New York, there being on board oil
the latter vessel several material witnesses OF Govern
meDt. .r
Sir Henry Holland, Physician TO the Queen OF I'm
gland, had private interview with the PresIdenlto To-
day, having been introduced By Secretary Marcy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

without response from the more southern hepu0,
uc. Te, members Of the Chamber Of Deputies I"
Chill the most aourishing Of all TIE South Amer
ican Republics, and the one with which We have the
most trade, have submitted to the Chamber prop
oston for an Intervention against Walker IN Mica
rssus. of which the special ground is the reccsni-
ton of that fllibustering usurper BY the Cabinet al
Washington. and the aid he is thence enabled 10
derive from private flbusters in the United States
What action was taken on this proposition does
NOT appear; but it is evident that We are getting
into very bad odor in South Americs, and are likely
TO see our influence quite superseded there by that
Of England
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
CampaiRn Tribune-Price Reduced.

We propose TO send THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE for the
balance Campaign with the paper October
and ending hope with the record Of the election Of s
candidates about November II. And nsure this shall
be something than hysheet propose issue
wEEg and Of the full size Of D.ly Weekly and
Semi Weekly Editions We shall thus be able give al the
best Speeches Of the day Addresses elaborate Documents and
full detail Of al Elections and Political Movements throughout
this evVntfu There will be great many cheap Weekly
Issues foi the Campaign with which prefer competeor
ineifsrei while publish the lorest endursbs price
which a Encyclopedias Of the Canvas and be
gded BY speakers Committeeman and scive workers for the
Right text Book and monitor We ask who believe
such viii do good 10 aid us In extending Its circulation
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,
TO BIZ ISSUED TWICE a wyEK,
Commencing with the paper Of the ID Of October and endi,g
sbou, the llth Of Noveuber-ssy twelve nauIbs~s:
10 Copes, 70 one sddfess''..'.'''''.'.'''.''' JO
% Copies, 70 address. y Nv
no Copies, TO one sddIess. 0o
Orders Ia ali BE- accompanied with the money
which be remtted Notes OF All sp~rpJng
Banks the United States received but when Drts on
New York Boston Philadelphia Be procured, they ~h
be- preferred koDeyetter should be certified BY the fos
master
Those OF our friends aid IN the circus,oa
kind enough their orders early day possible
copy viii be each who gets club.
Address GREELEY McELRATH,
tribune Office, NswYoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. Henry lIoR.-Nr.
Henry Hone, nephew Of the late phiLA lone, feu
in Chatham street hst night, end on being ta en
into Matt. Goodsrsons saloon, died in FIVE minLts
after of apoplezy. He formerly represented this city
in the Assembly, and Aed Office uader his uncle. Al
one time he possessed OF considerable estate, bS
Encouragement and expensive habits bereft him Of
the bulk Of his property. Deceased wac past sho age
Of fifty at the time Of lis death. His Lrothef-in-aw,
the fhv. Mr.. Matthews Of Yves: Twenty yfourth street,
was autographed to, and came and toox possession Of
his body
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

The Telegraph advises us Of another sweeping
and criminal railroad disaster. 1t occurred in
Northern Indiana, at the crossing of the Southern
Michigan and New-Albany and Salem roads, and
resulted in the death Of quite number of railroad
laborers and one NewYork passenger, name un-
known. We wish there were a rational hope that
this shocking homicide would be Investigated by a
capable and fearless Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Teegraphic adyices from Kansas via Chicago
apprise us of the safe return of Gen. Lane to Ne
braska City "Order regns in Warsaw" and
Slavery is supreme in Kansas, with Geary for its
Grand Vizier, and Atchison, Titus & Co. for his
counselors. We are not yet advised that the
Free-State men-sr allowed to procure any food
from the border. The Pro-Slavery men have free
ngrcss by the Missouri; the Free-State men none
except by the devious, tedious route through Ne
brasha.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

PEsssfLyASIA COLLEGE.-The Comneneemento Of
pennsylvania College at GettysbUrgh took place on
Monday and Tuesday last, the 22d and I'D. The
address to the Alumni was given by Edward McPhe'-
sop esq, and the addresses before the Literary Socs-
ties were delivered by Col. S. w. Black and Chfi'
Justice Black. The usual oratioIs Of tie graduofas
class well spoken Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
KANSAS NEWS.
CHICAGO. Monday Sept. -,

CHICAGO, Monday sept. y, lSE.
We are in receipt of private adyces from K'nsas to
the Doth inst. The Territory toleraby quiet. The
border remained closed against the Free-State nsu
going or returning. Gen. Lane arrived at NebrasSs
City on the 18th. Col Harvey with Chicago Con-
pany had captured the famous Lone Star hag OF tbs
South Caroinans. 1t was received here on Saturuay
,yaninQ.