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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
CRYSTAL PALACI

se - - - Sf - bSANI .
Wo'Lis Far, AeIo York. UrU,d 81
AA'Tten-iSsotatIo- Jcr iAe Eth
~ tie I~aAsfTy 81 al AaIIoA ,
EXCELSIOR.
TliE associA.ica iVr lhr EIL,h.,'on
~ dusty 81 al Na,it rs Ewu..toI
SSrp.a, OF ChafisSiown. Jsa f,.n Coz a
the highrs' premium Biuszr NHssl Nj
aPPiobsi'na Tor the c, inclination he ka
aSd the PRACTICAL Appllr alinn he Ia.
,aTr, ~ ais LaboS SAE,ne Machine Tor 1
SEPARATING, Cleaning asd BsEgihs Grat .
ibcucofr SccswtvE tr-sircHt a Toe A.
Hon. h.ny Wager. wsSern Nes w :
mao, Wsison NrSbOid ESQ C,.iuga
Co Jchn w Prccios, Danvrrs. Ma, n
W FTrss Gsrmaniewn. Penn u,al ,
., J1Iy g.
My Patent Premiur ThreskJn, s.
CirsoiuS AZ BsGgirg Crsts Na.ain- 4,
sh.ea ,eiycd u, hrsi pf-mtam a, the
Psiaer, New York over Rii Thteshing
ting, Cleaning and BagEing Gain Mac
rIh,tifirn-i thus growing coaciu. tt-Iv tina
eily 80 consiTucib,n. ehcspo,,, ~ pticeI
otliiY ~ nv mscbine T. b-ins Tally arr
and ih~ oie snd new eoNIiy irisrior con
separating harAines must Weld their ria
snp-finr LsbIf sayiag Maehia<. The C.
Machine tor ThrrshinE. Separating
twice, serevEiDg end Basging Grain Nv.
pie oP-raIian. The Rrvai<si labor saving
10 the uo'ld TOR separating al par- and
urs. Tht~ Marhine throws the stFa~toI
chah Ia Itself the Sheai In The bag tbr &C.
- iSeii, aad tbr smat and cheai Ia itssif
ih'ug hasa pisce and everything - ~ ~
sni' the rnaseni~recs 9TH tafmrr Fui,
~. d1Tsbiiisv, ehrAPn~ss ana rspartiv %
"qusl " lhs. void A. Ice sbst kss be-
~ The dihrfvnt pspr's roNFsfutrg Nv =
mah's Marhinr tre'ritiNs % az premium
C'rs'Sl Palace Mes YeTk - fai,r Hr1r
u y also stated that Nj ZmD.,rna, 90
MANNER of Pfrmsugis at----sud s.lhrf lsts
knew thtef stput--prthap- h. ed
Sr'y EASY a. y "a The Tarr a. ne nov ,atf -
ran - hifn - Rgt nv hanorstIr et,t.
va n'h 'is ear ~ he worli'. Fair Nv
Mr.. Li'HW-FInan bat run'-r Of ntkrt
rna Nith b. ia~s him.~lE which made ~
Inor- tificuii faT bial--sa Etush % that
Ii"'ur'm An vas nethcr hf,t s0f Second o.
nav iss,fr there b. vas
Thesr ars fsets ih.J esnnni - ArnirF T
dsr>iSoed veuiJ irfp'in The public thai ~, D..
lah1r sayins Nsehias tes Threshinr Sr,s.
CAsping Scr~.biHs ant B4ryirg al b.
Vraia tsf0f 50 ., Faru.sts wisrirv tr D.
hrs' Nssbisr % u~~. veil arJf-s, in4rrH
FrrfSrict Citv Nd. who v mann ar.rs.ur
i'i ~ b - AL - - sna-rarfta r.a.r.- .,
'nfuist any 0rfcFs % lev days urti,r
WISHING y r0'ehsse ihr Pslsbt Rlghr rr ~
turr 'he Nsetines will edef--s ne ~ rhsrE
Jtfsrsos CorsfY w. ELISHAS.
J.ss ~ is5S-ivs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
NEW GOODS.
Spring and Sumner Dry Goods.

VNHE gu, seTiber has jusi com le,sd Dpenine one
at the larResi ami bet selected Stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY q OODS be
has ever had the pleasure OF exhibilibE to the pec
pie OF HaTper-FeTry end viciniy. 1T, stu 4 s
indeed unusually .sfrepnd elegant, having ben
,eleeisd ffvn sutnr OF ~ bcss Houses Baltimore
and Philadelphia. cali isre.p.etfpi ~ solicited
from az IN sesreh OF nice goods and Bargains.
DRESS GOODS = IN this dcpsrm rnt NAV +.
toua4 every srie OF Dsess Material of the vet,
latest styles With full and elsgsSI AZ sornent VI
Trimmings W match
EMBRODEuiES-Al large Stock Of all kiod,;
kic Guves all eSlors.l Silk Mius i,ll qnaiuiss
PsrasOls Bonnet. shd Bonnet Trim n ineS uf syety
STYLE quality Ard price. Misses an d Chil'rru
Straw Has aud Shaker Bon's' H~pr~d Gas
Skirs. CHARLES JOHNSON
Hsrrers Ferry Aprii 81 iSSS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Shut Yaur Doors 4 CAFES.

TIVE aadsp'sast hsving received ne agency
tom he nssnuisrturefs ier Jsdsfssn eoaats
p tet The sale ~ Gay BFath~fs tsishi foaf 4 gaze
spring are prepared either - iarash The spssRs OF
j. have ihsm % lpfoF pefsess d@sifina them Thsup
spftng- have ~ be re W " svsfV fsttsBcp
= whsfe they hare met vita ccpp~'tins. ,hsg siss-
n pieiIT, nss'bsss, 4 duisbtiHT as.wtu . tasGi
Ex = 7. sat.tss last No sUsfNb6W , vss,.
~ nsfpsf~FsfrV, 10 tAfesh YEA, M NJ rv
=. Sss vas oss q the slisss iuhabitsst, a
4 q 80 tss - =. snss scar white Psa Mr. ri
Z 49,. ~ y, ANs gsaee't % Hifam p. EVl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

HAfa CAPsA BoNNRTa. ss.si slasels.g
y n ~ tsese eeots Cal ed inss ihrs - II
~ ssg TIC. slGAFooar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Blaeksmithing.

- SH3N - N8tHNAAWnt
0'tiE undefsiEnrd fetufus hfs
] !. ]. q. J. !.
Rraieiui actuov rtEvmsu,s for II ~
nc Paifoaagr FxirHssd 20 sim IN h,sk/ n
line oil basiaess--Anf rr-arrtiuiiyA
nO0aces % i've pahlic generally tbs
BE enn'ia1es 70 carry on ihe BIark q r
smith business near Ghe Chafis~lau,B VI
Depot. Sk-re everything IN his Hns
wi n done az short bodice In ,asutsis-i,t .,
1Emanliks uisBnsi ~ fair pfifes n. .
-eiai hiieh'i0a 20 ShU~iPg hgfses. 20, is.-l 4
b'aneh % bisrksuiI'kIas-rtsr.' ..
acAil GEDkgE "a sport
apEua 10 tsat-,d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Notlna.

PUT naeefstFusd hudisg " inpossibis 10 srt
siong 9Th thsif busiasss sd ,ssst al, 80.
essarY haeiit'iss VIE pfrmpasss sss la5esd !.
ave no'es :" 81 Concerned nat % ana afsr Al,
~ 81 Jahusfv rpsuiar ibs7 zen sslI Mas 49,
as eatg vtihoui fssprei 81 Frfsona Tkry sssid
p mote lrntebi n ihsy eosi hut tkis D. tAs ia,
aisfnaiirs BHaE y0ar no8sy sri 700 shsl
haFe % feadinsss iHe ist Nests n - yausv
SAMUEL G YoUSC. q SON
Dscemhsf o. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

FNHofE eefsens bayihs NssFoss - 81, I
a tfilhs l'Ehssl price 81 esilisE 90 10, 90 i
~ ~ thsfifsiosa. hTPiksiiet 30 psfsst
isiFHl 1881 "a RRiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
POETRY
Frss ~ u.'-.~i'y N.s..i..
sosc.


Fsss ~ u.s..-ssy N.s..i..
sosc.
A.sii rsssisss s.slss srv..
AZ hii sfss.s< ssy,
A.. hsif svaks - ssRs srvss.
Ne vsseA>i tAs sipyiss pi.y
- DssksA The vsssss fsii ~ kssss.
Ts sseyssisg sAsSs~ thrsss.
Asa ssssd. - sssAssst ssss n, eve.
sivevs ssssaiss sssst
A. tAss " 80. viii tisAiisf ss.ess.
nss ripsisss h.1svy rivsp- So
"res,As hisAasss tsy viii 49, s~sy.
Fewer ed fsssvssi"
fsssvsaisss p..i. de sssa Al ss<s
nes hressiy s'ss Tie sisAs.
EsrA rrp!s piesss b>sssih hss Sssss
AZ vrs~sAs n silver hight.
The hssy'sg vsssss sl.As sic>s.
Bst nisRl,se vish sssis wee.
Ths slsh,isrsis 500 posss be ss.s.
Asd sshss ne .AsSovs rejsiss.
Asa hes ~ suaE. viii 'sssfsi tosgss.
Tbs bird s<siss The river
"wh-s yeaiA 10 rs.s trus love sAi..s %
Forsver s.i forsvsr."
- 49, -~----
MANS LIFE.
yaAsrtkrrD raos Tnr ssnnAs.
Beside The ssrsss hat rssily ssvs.
A 1ssisg dsws ssw . ross
d modest bsszfy elsshisEi
Mers mir thsr al % ss~sA h~.its.
ID hsss shove he crystal tide.
. A. iissssei 10 10 EssAiss.
BESIDE he ssss. hat s.s,i, as.s.
~ sssstids ! ssw The rsss.
Bst ell iss lssvss vsrs fsisd
e.sh b ny f.ts. Oh u.s ,--ss hosy
fAss Iva IN hops. bat its ihs es~u.
Thy hops s,A isys ere sAsdss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
PASSENGER STEAMERS.

vl'eh leave 30 the ARRIVAL 81 usss- f-r Ia cr~.s
W'ashs. ~ Psnls. 81. Asihorv sac sn tr..,
A'-si.srps ,ovas; and s,Duba9ae opposite n,u
Iena snh dali, Hoe 81 sssges Ior NvrtSsrs l,xI
act s,hsrn Misns.o,s
Pcfsons trsiroos 81 ssriiug Ia w.s,,r, ,,A
r'hsru Illinois tad a. r.Ints w,.t ant S.r1
vii Art I'll, ne mosi t--Hs.se r,.s,. VT op.p.t
70 ihe usr'l'iar pahlie. a. IL saord. un.soa ed
fse''tv hS NJ uaBs P'Saine Of frtshi snd az be
es'n'ot's and eoaycesesss sasrsed 10 pssstnu,-.
shs' hss', could wish-psssiur rhscseh The nss
x.n-ise Pfstris eosnirv 20 The 0<.bs.
w f'tro.S Cenual Railroad Co-rsnv nfs
sooosooo Acre. % The eAnter-t PRAtRIE -,
WOOb LAND tor saie-se ecsed .'rusn lana r.
secrg 10 mites on eseh side ot the,r Road ,hrr,,
sns enlur 'euris Of he STATE. sivisg siuasa ~
.HrY OF climate sod pFcdBetlca, aad ss @,
Saaeo afvsnisfs q Npssn~rs aus 30 aibs' > s.r
Vets, ana a. alS sessoa. &C The yesr connect y, ",
sssa a. Cain fof New otiesa. ssa al s ,s,s.r,
These lands are sod az reasonable r.tr, ~, s..
tonr efediI snd 81 q very lov rate Of 49,,
shieh brings tAem vikis The reach al a 4.
limited means which viii sasbge any o., , =.
tain Tor htss,n q good and eomfofrab -.
she'e Ms iaoofs via be crowned vita .
hsfvr-s
IL Fog Information Respecting ,hsse I, -,
ply a. No. SO Mirh,san ATenae, Ch,car,
JAMES G. CLARK
hp'H 20, 'eS-Gm. Supt. NIfV -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
A New and VaIuabIe pIeaIelue ~

HoLLwAY's WORM CONNECTIONS =
A Tsis medicine y Pot ~ IN ss.h lorua tia
not q, ~ sis1asisfsi v ehiIdFsb lo5 sale b.
Dec. 6. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Spring and Sunner Arrangement,
1856.
ulinoia Central Railroad !

u rssniax 10 ssare lsag,h God thrcssh n,
ssstrs of ~ 0tsW-od<ripe ss~gasied fseiln,s
fss psssnss njsrssieg usa Nev 5sr.sy. Psss.,I.
vssls D<isvsrs. Msrylasd ssd v,rgisis s0sta-
sru Oess ssd Isdisns. 70 eossk<rs sad we.lsrs
ws-esasia. unseso<A- Nvrsh~vs ie~s, end ,ir.
10 se. al Ne NcfsA-vss, vis. Bshinscrr snd oh,S
PsSssyivssia c<ursi cestrst "a 10. L,ul, Man,
Dsysea asa usnis. ipdissa ceuwsl tAiosrh L.
e,sHsrolis sna Tsns hsa,s 70 Para On hIBos
G err 1
Too sssir Trs,s. ps.s ever this reed ne ,,,i,,
lsrsIs al he e,-sr cssss~c ing % La ssHs s,ia
The Roek Isissa Ra,l,-si vess IN Rccs i,'s't ra
he ie-s Cssuai iss isws Cay AID ell ius., Is
C.uusl iows ID ID. sres. vaises 81 he N,.s' a.
s's1 a. N--ie,s vah Tho CAieseo snd Boi'r z.
tc1 LT psrl.agtun ssa Gn.Uesy. o. rec sc Z
-ta'h s,as.. tor soaghsss lo~a and No'h-ib -
sett an 20 p.,.st. west ~ The Mississippi %
g snei ispd at DaaisaA. vas q daily l'Hs q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Goods atCnst

VIII. cnmmf arr a~flrr - Afsssgr -.yf -,
= este STOCK 90 GOODS 81 srlS,iv PIN.
Cot Tee sioss y iafrs ssd usii ssse,is4 s,sss..
'aa FvFry a7iitis fuafa j. coaftfg Fiarr.
IGasa 81 ssLH All fnms unf.r esa G..
cveT $50 Nes9iiahis aass 81 30 dsvr - 49,.
80 tEHh inisFss sddsd) siil - skss ~ ssyssss,
q. sioAFOOaR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
FlsAi Flshll nam


Inn pAih pausrrs H. oiesss ~ - ~.
hs1 Z 80 q. q AlaAFn0EI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

- tsHh iu,srss sddssl sil ), ssss y s.y -ss,,
Chs'lss'uNh. March A. 1855
stabseg's ChsrFy EHpeetsramS.
LfoR ~ Frlisfasd rufs n fhs ts,,., - -.
tpch A. Coids q uett Cfusn. resso,s-.,.s.
As,hHa WheerieE Coaas Ae ~ ~. 4 49,
N''fs 2 - T RAwtJNs
GDiEs DaEss GOODS -f.s-s. - A..
- 80 huhrs DfFasdis Mnsiia sigr 49,.
80 FtRd ltssars chsiisV's ssa asrsy.s -.
hfd biasas. BguHsts HTarri fi-f,,, a. n.
- ~ 49,. NAL 4 eADLEh,
DERFuNEaY Cs.iarrs. RSirrca a., ",
btaa Ws'rf. GO ssis 81
As,3 ~ isie - HOOPS.
hfOuLD BOARDS - ssiss \,
W Pes = - cRAMEa q HAWKS
hsseGe--A ssPssisg snisls q Ck.s..- =,
Apiarl. lsss aooyr.
M 4oEsagL y ~ Hs'rsi ., bs-ss. a. -.
A'gili7. 80 ~. Hoorr
WoooEs wAag -Tsss ps.ss,, 49,
$3.50. y. cosis5s. Dippsrs, A., ~ 80 81
NFa -, ~, J Z Hb0FF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

NJ heFs rifrsoY $50 t.srs asst-r q Il 1,
W FeFpiff aaFs, ST ars esrrsssaa = sfai
fsgthss ssfPiy SEQ = vesr nrfsss
Apa ~ issS .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
Candlcs . Candies ,CandIes:!

Tiarpsn.Fsuy, Jan. H. is5s' Sc" Ii OoHAN'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

PAsKETa--c ssd Esr ssss-'.. ~ ,sis
Apin q. iass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

have nov msnuisetnr.d q very large and sru-
sral ns.or'me 81 TiN-sv ARE Of the S,st quaIItv
Shhhi Will sell al N, estshiishmsnt 10 B.Ifyy,iIs
s'i"w prices TOR eaSh az IN exchange trr Col,oa
cOsLfy tS8sd soap. &c.
seeet GTon-yYarc.
CosL s. Geo. Asb.fiod. Pir..C.r,,,,, Fi,..
Screens DffCbfa~ Pa.. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

uAviNo taken The isrgr wsreroens 90 Leo
H 49,. sf,srf. syysni. ~ Ystss Bs.k. t.,s "a
MENTs AND FARMING UTENSILS sf ne
as-, ssrrcTps -ssrsr.. are h-.. ssssitsstios, snd
sssA 80 Asrr tvrs< re MAJ sr-sshoss ne sCsEty
and - good npleme ole spd isbcr.savinr Nsshias .
are 81 be ar,s imrostssee To- toe Whole %, ming
sr.nsnsy, ss b - they wii esll ssd isdss NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03

fHsuk saisfsiEsea hssiaF esd ~ Cal vsfs
~ iofuasFif cerspift ~ nEFh esiFis. V -
eiepeted " lsraisa coat e. ~ skslisst aolisr
Az oItsss uiabs Ptespl sfrnass n
Hssp-'sP,sry. Sea- 81. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-03
SoutheFn Agency
FER AeCsTmlck's Reap Iag and MsWing
q TRAHgsSpYm

~ W. Fran sges,. Re i9Es
,E6rFARNERs q The yall-y Of VIZ, -,
rlssss 'sks netirs that % th~if ssern, -
> tau SUPPLY VI NJ dif fsni psrs s,is \. %
OhsresloEn sud Sinfhss'Sf. ahd also
Po,si vhsrs ne Rsspsia @sy b. iairoine. ~
Mar T. Ih5s-tf n 'ds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

L. D. MORRALL, Clerk.
D. VI. Anvil, Atty for plt'ff. MARI 1T
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21
laar91 8t*
Spring s. Summer Goods !!

John IRWIN is now receiving a large and
e choice assortmentof
New Spring and Summer Goods,
which cannot fail TO please the most fastidious
taste. ~
His stock of ladies dress goods embrace some
of the most choice and beautiful styles and pat
terms. eE f l1g.s @ al.
He has also a largelo of calicoes. brown .aad
bleached Muslins. Table Linen, &c. lrP b !ao-
Gentlemens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats, and
Caps. g9s'll5C -5-7 l f.
a nice stock of Ladies Kid lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes and
lasting Caters. French worked collars and
mourning Goods of almost every description,
A large assortment of ladies gloves and mits,
and gentlemen's gloves.
Hardware Of all kinds, including fine lot of
Hoes
"A clloice assortment of Queensware.
Groceries of all kinds, including Fish, Salt,
Coffee. Sugar, Moasses, Rice, &c,
Our friends and the public are respectfully in
vited to give us call us we shall at very low
prices. mar?l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

-hasesdone4 SO sfor-ehim- with the greatest
.propriety. In, his impotent rage, and in
sane fury, goaded- to desperation by the
shaft; which ranked in his. heart. ne tried
to dodge the facts. which he dared not
face, and could Rot deny. and .despairingly
took to side issues and defamation, as
some men take to strong drink.
To the abusiyerand slanderous charges
of the editor Of the Age. instigated by
some Of the pure and unspotted disciples
of that divine and orthodox (" institution"
called Know Nothingism, 1 deem no
further reply necessary. They are, alto
gether, like
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signffying nothing"
There is a time when the Rattlesnake be-
comes so inflated with venom that he
goes blind and when attacked, strikes at
random for his stormentor, and vents his
poison in unavailing attempts to bury his
fangs in his foe. 80 An exposure Of
some Of his peccadilloes and 9th er venial
sins. has turned the Immaculate Grihfield
into blind and evenomed editorial Rats
tlesnake. Admitting the implications
made against him to be correct-and he
does admit them to be, and is only en-
ragged because they are so-he will stand,
in the eyes of every lover of truth and
respecter of virtue,
GA fixed figure, for the type of scotn
To point his slOt0 urrnaOUing finger at.'
AS far as the absurd and ridiculous,as-
sertious in the last Age" are concerned.
made as they were, in frenzy of rage,
and couched in the very whirl and mid
summer madness of vulgar Billingsgate, it
will have no doubt, be remembered by all
respectable and thinking persons, that
truth and Immature are not precisely the
same quality. An allegation is not true,
simply because it is defamatory. Neither
is it to be supposed on the other hand, that a
man who is avowedly God denying Inf
de-, in whose heart virtue has suffered os-
tracism. and religion long since been ex-
patriated, cannot sometimes tell the truth !;
although it mustbe admitted that he would
be more prone to indulge in falsehood
even at times when truth would serve his
purpose better.
He says he has proof, when it becomes
necessary, in support Of the statements he
has made. Let him produce one scintiIla
if he can. challenge him to do so.-
Not only that {: defy all the lying Know
Nothing editors this side the confines Of
black Erebus-whether they are all ten
ding-to substRntiate one atom of fact, in
all or any of the libelous stateme nts made
against me. G. T. BRUEN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21
DfssioIutfon.
lin Chancery.

VIRGINIA :-Atrulcs held in the Clerks Of
" fee of the Circuit Court of Randolph coun
ty, on the first Monday in March, 1855 :; JsE
David Jaques, compft.
Samuel W. Powell, def7t.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree an
nulling and cancelling contract of the sale and
conveyance of a tract of $4,000 acres of land in
Randolph county, conveyed by the complainant
to tho defendant on the 8rd day of September,
1851, being part of tract of 10000 acres of land
known as the Thomas Wilson Survey. And it
appearing by affidavit, that the defendant Sam
uel w. Powell, is not resident Of this State, it is
ordered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest, aud that a
copy of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in CooPer's, Clarksbqrg
Register, q public newspaper printed in the town
of Clarksburg, in the county of Harrison and
that another copy hereof, be posted at the front
door of the Court House of this county, on the
first day of the next County Court.
Copy-Teste. B. L. BROWN, Clerk.
Corr, Atty for Compile. maria At
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21
COmmissiOner,s Notice.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
l. of Randolph county. Virginia, pronounced
on the 26th day of October, 1855, in the case OF
Jacob Conrad and Aaron Boil, administrators Of
John Currence, ST., decd. compliments, and
Ulery Conrad and other, heirs at law of the said
John Currence, ST., defendants. The under
signed, commissioner in said decree named,
will proceed on the 2lst day of April, 1856, at
the Clerks office Of the said court, in Beverly, to
audit and settle the accounts of the plaintiffs
with the estate of the said John Currence, sr.,
decd; and also, TO ascertain the advancements
received by each of the defendants of the said
John Currence, who, or whose descendants or
representatives come into distribution of the es-
tate aforesaid and what amount of such estate
in the hands of the plaintiffs, eachof the defendants
is entitled to. Tho parties Interested, there
fore, hereby notified to attend ut the time and
place aforesaid, with necessary vouches, testi
mony, &c. l.. BROWN, Conl'r.
March 18th, 1861 1t
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B-Hollowuy's Ofntmont and Pills an in f1ibe
Remedy for BIotches on the Skin.-Edgar Nor
timer, aged 25, of Thirdstrcet, Philadilphia, was
for five years severe sufferer with bIotchcs on
the skin, the whole of his face, neck and arms
and hands being disfgurcd with them like small
pox he consulted several very cIevcr medical
mon, who told him it was tho predicating symp-
toms of some disease, which alarmed him en-
ceedingIy however, he took HoIIOwlys Pills
Immediately, and rubbed the Ointment on the
parts affected, and in two weeks tho whole OF the
bIutches disappeared, and his health was consid~
erubly improved. These remedies will cure the
most deeply seated old wounds and ulcers, even
of twenty years standing.
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WcsfOn RROuse.

VNTEsTON, Lewis county, Virginiu, formerly
Wy kept by Mintor Bailey and now by Joseph
The proprietor bcgs leave to inform the trav-
cling public, that he is prepared to give the
weary traveller u pleasant retreat.
ket affords, his bar is supplied with choice Ii
quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper The attention of the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception.
ask my friends of Harrison, Gilmer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give mo a call, and will try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. L. WILKINSON.
WESTON. Aug. lst. lS55-lY.
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HsuckhanmOn MOteI.

TTHE undersigned having purchased the WE'LL
Cooper, and permanently located himself IN thu
thriving town of Buckhanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style un-
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
" located near the Courthouse, and has all the
conveniences for keeping first-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford.
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforts
bio and happy l. D. LoPRE s!,
N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge of So
Der. attentive hostIers. L. D. L.
March 18th, 1S56.-1y
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Mr.. Owen WHITE
TNAKE NOTICE, that on tho 98th day OF
Il April, 1856, ut tho Office Of Samuel w Gods,
in Philippi, in the county of Barbour, Va, be-
tween the hours OF nine in the morning and six
in the afternoon, shall take the deposition of
T. d. Talbot, &c, 10 be read as evidence in the
hearing ofa certain suit, now pending in the
Circuit Court Of Barbour county, wherein nm
complainant and you defendant. And il
from any cause the taking thereof, shall not DO
commenced, or being commenced, Shull not DO
finished on that day the same will DO continued
from time to limo until concluded.
Yours, &C., MARGARET WHITE.
mar2I 1T
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Union House.

THE subscriber takes this method Of in
rally, that he has opened a public house
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, where hc
would be pleased to SEQ all disposed to favor him
with call
to roador the visits of his guests pleasant aud
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
A portion of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ. w. BALL.
Decomber 9th, 1s55.-1y
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Circular of Prices in the Baltimore
Market,
For the 0eek ending March 10, 1856.
...t REPORTED BY
RANDOLPH g. LATIMER

REPORTED
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
sc South Street Bowly's wharf.
APPLEs-In good demand Sales ut s2.0O@
+ 100 per Dbl.
BUrTER--.We quote ... ..-
Western ut l5@l7 Common roll 16@2O
Elades =" 800 % Good lSm22
l'EEswAx.--No demand, we qnote at 25 cts.
BAcoN.-Market dull, prices dropping.
shoulders. S@ 9 Hams, plain iI@l2
REAXs.-Sales of Mixed at l.@l so White at
50@l S715
(toUSrRy SoAP-Sales at 6@7c.
CATrLE-The offering OH Thursday last was
so on the hoof, equal to 100 to 10 so nett,
and the balauce taken ont OF the mtrket
t'oRN-Receipts light and mark ct dull.
White 54@5T. Yellow 54@57c.
t'LovERsEED Sales at s.75@9.00.
rHrED FRUr.-Sales of apples pared at s7ls@l0O
IMPAIRED I" 5h@75
Peaches pared 250@30U
impaired "lOO8l25
0EERsKINs-SaIes at l6@2a cts
FLoUR--By later intelligence from Europe we
notice slight advance in breadstuffs aud our
market shows an upward tendency. We qnote
City Mills "a p. How'd ST., ut ,2597 49,
FLAXsEED--S4les at 81 .e5@I. 90
Rabbit at to &c. Red fox, so to 75c.
llnskrat 6to 8 Mink, 62 to IS
Coon & grey fox, 1910 20 Otter. 81 TO SO
HENsrNG.-No demand we quote .nominalIy u,
23 cents
lIocs.-salos ut 8.25@8.5O
l.ARD.-Sules in bbs. 9uglO C. kegs, l0@lI c.
NlusrARD SEED.-SaIes at 5Qe7 cts
tl%rs-Md, 81 to 50. Pu. 35 to 40
RYE-Md. S5c. to SSc. Pa. CSC. to 9Sc.
SNAEERooT-In good demand Sales at 6U@75
'IALLow-at / l to l2c..
WooL:-Sales of unwasled at l992Oc.
q washed q 25@30.