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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26

ing entry, bearing date May 2oth, 1876.
occurs in the parish register Of Ly ymington.
Hants.-" Samuel Baldwin, Esq, So
iourned in this parish, was immersed with
out the Needles, in ScratcheT's Bay, sans
cerensonis." Ii Is said that he ordered his
remains to be thus deposited. TO prevent
his wife from e4eeufng threat Of dam
cling over his grave. .,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26

A PA1a OF LrAEs,.TTo, gentlemen
walking together. were talking Of the SEN
ses, seeing. feeling and The Ike. One re-
marked that his sense fPF bearing vas re-
markable for aeutepess, while, the other
was not wonderfully endowed in this res
spect. but observed that his yision was
wonderful. "NoW 70 illastra:e," !" said he,
81 can see hy upon the spire Of yopder
church." The Other. looking sharply at
the place Indicated" An u said he. -
can't sec him. but ! can hear: him step r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26
SrAIuo A CoUETEEAHCE.-I

STEALING A CoUEIEEAHCE.-Ala lawyer
with an ugly faee, having badgsred q
witness in court for some lime, the latter
turned upon his tormentor. and told him
he could convict him Of being both a thief
and murderer. Upon being required
70 prove his assertion Why, you ugly
villain, . said he. sfyou killed monkey,
and stole his eountenauce.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26

w Better late than never.
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The MusIcaI World fer 1855 .


We commence the new year with a reduction of one
third from our former subscription We take this
step to give journal the widest possible circulation
The price then hereafter will be two dollars per an
to all who pay in advance: to those who do not
pay in advance (only) it will be three dollars rhis re
duced subscription will still include as gift portrait
of Mozart, which have had specially engraved lor
this Journal aud which will as an excellent title.
page establishment for the music TOume of the wear
1856.
Musical Novelette, will be commenced and publish.
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other valuable features of the journal will remain as be-
fore; viz four pages OF Fresh Music weekly PACED sep
aratey, which, bound at the end of the year will form
ayolume worth Sl2 go; instructive musical reading;
articles on vocal and instrumental culture-condensed
musical news from all parts ofthe world.
The new department Of General Literature is still in
the same able hands which have already gained it so
high reputation. 1t comprises the best translations
of the best things in French and other foreign Journals
udicious selections from books and magazines, and
generally one good story in every NUMBER
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Ohio CuItivatOr for 1856.

nEV0TED TO AGRICULTURE, ,H0RTICULTuR p
IL and HOME INTERESTS Published tw ice eyerv
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the happiness and intelligence of the Home Circle The
Editor confidently ho and expects that every friend
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interests, and to increase its circulation until We shall
have as we certainly deserve, rousDg list in every
neighborhoodl
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years. and he is determined that the paper shall be es
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Presidents Message.

We this week, lay before our readers this
extraordinary document. Despite the TINE
BoNoRED custom of awaiting for An organisa,
ton of Congress, President Pierce has sin.
actsd " upon the country, 10 advance his abom
ia le bunds Of inconsistencies. A more
wretched and abject concession of every ques-
ton, involving the issues, now before the A
msrican people touching the Nebraska and
KanEas questions, has never before emana.
ted from the pen of any of the NEST servile
Doughfaces that have ever cursed the country,
with their crude notions Of Patent Democracy,
much less from the zen and the brain of the
Chief Executive of this Great Union.
He says that it is enjoined by the Consitu-
ton on the President. to give 10 Congress
information of the State of the Union and re-
comment to their consideration such measures
as he shall judge necessary and expedient. =
Well il is, how can he give 'Lo Con-
gress' information, BEFORE there is a Congress?
That there is NO Congress as yet to transact
any business is admitted even by himself, when
he says that it has been usual for the Presi-
dent to make no communication of a public
character to the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiVes until advised OF their readiness to
receive it, Then, why send his message-to
body that can have no action upon it? His
convictions of duty would not permit him
longer to withhold the invaluable document
Invaluable because the Southern States were
holding their Conventions and selecting their
delegates to attend the Democratic National
Convention soon to assemble at Cincinnati {:
therefore, it behooved the little Brigadier Gen.
ersl to make known through his miserable
petty Jogging document, his POSITION upon
the infamous Xanzss Nebraska act He
has come down into the slough and mre, of
a bar-room. beer, and pot hou Sc politician, in
order 10 abuse the free States of the North that
he might make himself acceptable in the eyes
of Southern Shareholders. This is as we ex-
pected, and Of right ought not probably to
complain but have referred to the untimely
message, in order that our readers may see
what stuff their President is made Of
Let every honest northern man read that
portion Of the message that refers to the action
0f the Northern States and then say. if the
'tinge Of shame has not msntled bis cheek to
see how detestably mean, the Chief Executive
of this Union, has made himself in the eyes Of
every unbiased mind.
Z Verify being born and bred on the Gran
lie Hills of New Hampshire, have been oflhtle
use, in the instruction of Young Frank Pierce
to notions of irmnsss and manly bearing. He
has been 'as clay in the hands of the potter
(AIl DOugh.)
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THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY B MEIsrER.

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY B MEIsTER
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens of this
place and surrounding country that he is now receiving
aud opening new stock of fashionable Ready.made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
prices than such articles ever were exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one of the best hous.
in the city, he is enable to receive supplies every
week, thus offering to purchasers the important advan.
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certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to cali
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Right Come and See.

VHE undersigned takes this method to inform hi.
tn friends and patrons in Carrollton and vicinity
Lat through perseverance, he has got his new Sky
ght Daguerrean establishment completed Just below
Hustons stOre near the Depot, Carolton Ohio where
he is now well furnished with every ythg necessary to
execute all business mttusted to him. | have now q
large and well arranged sky-light, which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take
good likeness in all kinds of weather. excepting ofchi
dren these require clear day; but when clear days
cannot be had, bring them along at any time aud will
warrant satisfaction. am determined TO stand at The
head of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment Al who visit nv rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estab.
shment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine my work shall show for ITSELF
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted not to
fade have good assortment of stock embracing q
variety OF fine cases. ladies' and gents breastpins aud
will have an assortment of ockets TO accommodate all
who wish them Views oibudiHgs, landscapes, family
groupes, copy work in word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted TO
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SECOND YEAR,


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OlficH % fuH JUDoE % PROBATE I
Carollion, Jan ., ie6e. (
hui ioIosng accounts Of EHecuiors, Aduadstraisr
and Guardians have been iled IN this osce. and are
set Tor hearing on Monday, The iith day Of Feb
A. ID. 1855, et O'Clock p ~ Of said DAY. and wil BE-
continued from day 10 day until all are disposed Of he
fling and pendeney Of which Accountants and Others
Interested sl take notice, viz
FINAL account Of John J Fay, administrator Of the
estate Of William Puit deceased.
Final account Of Jonas Baser, administrator Of the
estate Of yoseph Busler, deceased.
Second account Of William Baxter, administrator o.
the estate Of Isaac Willis, deceased
Second account Of Samuel Albaugh and Samuel
Welch, executors Of last viii Of John Welch, deceased
Final account Of Benjamin Manifold, guardian Of Al
bert II. Wallace and Benjamn N. Wallace minors ana
hsi's At Law Sih Mafgafst Wallace, deceased.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge,
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND UN YOUR WATCHES.
l would inform the citizens Of CaIrollon and Carroll
county that they have their the
best manner and short notice, by 5endng them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment OF Gold and Silver
Patches Clocks aud Jewety OF all kinds, gold Pens
Vions and almost thing usually found in Jewel
~ store My shop in the centre block Immediately ad-
joining "Esped Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence OF Mr.
Wash. Butler Carroton Ohio, and will be promptly
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
us Il trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Pm hadelphia July 81 1859.
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EXEcUTOR,S sALE-

The unde rsgned wil oaef lOr sae on the premises n
Orange Township, Carroll county, Ohio, the following
tract Of land, known the land Of James Johnston
deceased, Thursday the slst day Of January, A. D.
1885, under the provisions # the will Of said deceased
Said land described "a part Of the South bali Of
section five Of Township FOUETEES, VI range seven,
containing 50 acres
The farm Ia in excellent state oicultvaton, under
good repair with good and convenient buildings there.
on. Terms reasonable, and made known on day Of
sale:
JOHN CLARK, lp-...,.-.
AMOS CARR, ''O'''
Dec. &C. 1855.
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CHENILLE EMBROIDERY AND FLORAL WORK
" Misses SHARP DAVIS would respectfully invite
the ladies OF Carrolton, Ohio that they have taken
rooms at the Ameri-an HOUSE, where they are prepar
ed TO give instructions in the above An early call
Is solicited, when the terms win be made known. Les.
sons in Floral Leather woIk will commence on W cd.
nesday, Dee. 26th.
December H. 1855.
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