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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLooI
CLnTHs AND HnrsN F1rENIsr1rnrn cnnrr

- rs CfA1sE Il ID,
FEATHERS HAIR MATTRESSES FTOOT,
on crrrs ~, v,,,, - ~ Wv
Inc AM uoCoe FURNISHING GOoDsj
DRESS GOODS as soon as thew appear in The rSart
Mr. Harden, who has long known as the purchaser
Of goods Tor tbe old nfm will have charge of the
department IN the new; residing in New York and de.
voting his whole time to the purchase of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS he win possees nm
sua advantages for obtaining the newest STYLES of
Goods, upon the most JruoraJle terms -
For these reasons shall be able to ofer our CUSTOM
all times goods at handsome ppr cent less an,
competitors can; and do not hesitate to pledge our
therefore that will only necessary for US to show cur
gos ana prices to secure liberal patronage; and should
and gentlemany treatment from any one in orr eroy
thy will confer favor by reporting it al once In some
MEMBER oil the firm
JENKINS, HAMILTON & 90
Successors to b. L. HARDo,z n "a 1Ae ~, @.
RI HARMON y -. ~ sl'''Li ~
in JENKTNS' y - a. ImA4S1ILIoN,
N' u A WHITE.
worcester, july rs, 1886. az diff
r.. . m---e
h, i0nS VI me qaMly BUTTER for sale
an2o dtf NNhiNH q GhAKh,
20 front street.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DTSCOv.
MIR. KENNEDY oF Ro VI ~ ~. AVE NJ,
cur common pasture wesda r leu ~ one Oh
i P'''HtS "eSu' d remedy thaJ cures
EVE Il Y KIND OF HUMO Pty
From the worst Serofua down to a common Pin2Ie.
lie has tried ia eeten hundred cases and never
iaed except in two cases boh thunder humor) He has
now in his possession two hundred certificates of its
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore month
One to three bottles will cure the worst Kind of inmates
on the face. Fe'
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of hollis
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eanker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles to cure to the worst
case Of eryspeas
one to three bottles warranted to cure all hmor in
the eyes
Two bottles warranted to c1ra mining oe tto oo-
and blOtches among the hair " ''0 cars
Four to six bottles are warranted n c,ro c-,,,.
running ulcers " 'rie ooifup1 ana
One bottle will cure scaly eruptiop of fine s,,i,
Two or three bottles are Varrd,ta5 - 'le sAi H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

DEATH OF MEMOIR OF CONGRESS- Hon.
James Mescham, member Of Congress from the
First District Of Vermont, died at Middlebury, on
Saturday morning, at O'Clock, Of congestion Of
the lungs liver, and brain, after a short illness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25


WEsTBoRo' FREMONT CLUB oFFIoERs.-Pres-
ident-D. F. Newton; Yice PreSidents-Dr. Benz.
Pond. DR.. Samuel Griggs, DIR. Henry H. Rising,
Secretary-Noah Kimball. Treasurer Reuben
Boynton. Standing Con'orittee-John A, Fayer-
weather, S. n. hite. a. J. Burnap, D. E, Jew
EFT, DIR. S. g Henry. Fj,aace Coa,n,ittee-Benj.
Boynton r. G. Holmes, John II Pierce.
THE BOYS ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB had an
enthusiastic meeting at Warren Hall, on Friday
evening. Geo. NJ. Curtis presided, and Frederick
White was Secretary. The meeting was elo-
quently addressed by Messrs. W. W. Rice, J. B.
D Coggswell, D. f. Parker, and H. B. Sprague,
and good time was had generally
POLICE CoURT-Satwday, Aug. 23-Befere
Judge Green. II Daniel Monarty and Edward
We,ch, were each fined SO and costs for being
drunk, and committed.
Catherine Carr, for being drunk second conner,
was sent to the House of Correction for two
months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

cholera MOrbus, Cholera Tnfuuturra,
Dinrrhea, and DyseuGcry,
Bnsh's Compound syrupof Rhubarb, or Neutraliznr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

br' X obbsns, Of Charlestowu, has won golden
9phions In the discovery Of treatment OF EPlLEp-
bii t3b0 out OF 400 he has treated successfully
some of % yonrs gandng) also for Nervous and Oonvu
Bte Diseases Neuralgia, Rheum0tlsm, Female Com
plants &c, &c He has rivals aud few equals. lie
haa received lestmonala above his charges. An elegant
present WAS made him by j. Alderman, Esq, Of Fra
mngham. jy22&3as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25
People WIN Be AstonisI,cd. on y,lling


ana especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, vests, AND pANyS
o. rs, VI good material and fast oolors at 6Oc each.
ii w. sae wy continue ut these extremely low prices
% most 81 the goods arc sold and All who see tins no.
T hna are in want will, Of COURSE before purchasing
II u RS CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. LlncOln House Block,
kOrMRrlN NOrncgter N0MRe Hkorh. n y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

- Notwithstanding the equal authority
which will subsist between the two houses
on alllegislatiye subjects, except the originat-
ing oflnoney bills, it cannot be doubted that
the House, composed of the greater numbers,
when supported by the more powerful States,
and speaking the known and determined
sense of the people, will have no small ad-
vantage in a question depending on the com.
paratiye trmness of the two Houses This
advantage must be increased by the conscious
ness felt on the same side, Of being supported
in its demands by right, by reason, and by
the constitution; and the consciousness on
the opposite side, of contendng against all
these solemn considerations.
These considerations seem to afford ample
security on this subject. Admitting, howev.
er, that they should all he insufficient to sub
due the unjust policy of the smaller States, or
their predominant influence in the councils
OF the Senate, constitutional and i'ltall,5le
resource still remains soith the larger States.
The House Of Representatives. can not only re-
fuse, but they alone can propose the supplies
requisite for the support of the government.
They, in a word, hold the purse that pew
erful instrument by which we behold in the
history of the British constitution an infant
and humble representation of the people
gradually enlarging the sphere of its activity
and importance, and fually reducing, as far
as it seems to have wished, all the overgrown
prerogatiyes OF The other branches of the gov
ernment. This power over the purse may, in
fact, be regarded as the most complete and eff
fectnal weapon with which any constitution
can arm the immediate Representatives of the
people, PoR OBTAINING REDRESS OF EVERY
GRIEVANCE AND FOR CARRYING INTO EFFECT
EVERY JUST AND sALUTARY MEASURE"
II there ever was In the history IF all conefitu.
nonai governments, the world over, ''griev-
anee " more intoleiable than that which has been
borne BY the people of Kanzas, or one which call
ed more loudly for some measure Of redresss,"
we know not where to look for it. Surely. the
remedy proposed by the Republicans in Congress
would nave the prompt support of Mr. Madison,
and other trainers Of the Constitution, were they
nov living.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

The following letter from Hon. Charles
Sumner was miscarried or misaid, SO that the
Committee did not receive it in season to read
it at the Fitchbug Convention. 1t viii be
read with great interest:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25

ButteP.-2 Tons of fine quality BUTTER. for sa1o
by DRAPER 4 CI,4 If' tO' SAFE
auzV dh 90 Front Street
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
Barbour County.

PHIL1PPI, May 23d, 1856.
Mr.. COOPER Below send you the
vote of Barbour for the different offices !;
considerable interest was manifested for
Sheriff between William McClaskey, De-
mocratic candidate, and A. 81. Moodlord.
An active and most powerful exertion was
made to defeat the Democratic candidate
but all to no etfect-the Democracy
rallied manfully and nobly-and came
out Of the contest unhart, unharmed-
with flying coIors. Not only have the
Democracy shown their continued ATTACKS
ment to the principles Of the only nation
al and conservative party but they have
elected man amply qualified to satistac-
torlly discharge the very onerous and
responsible duties that will devolve upon
him aud will assuredly make an energetic.
efficient and popular officer.
SHERIFF -Mo Claskey, aga majority.
CoMMONwEALrH's ATToRNEY.-Auvill,
35l. 4
CoM'R REvENuE.-G. A. Compton,
(aem.) l4O-no regular nominee. Allen
O'NeaIe. dem. 274.
Justices of the Peace in the Philippi
dist. John Kelley. Henry A. Barron, Jno
P. Thompson and William shaw; Con
stable. Jas. H. Prim: Overseer OF the
Poor, E. F. Grant in third district, Ja
cob Keller. Sanford Mason. WV j. ones
and Wm. Biggs second district. Henry
Sturm. Henry Hoyalter, Richard Philips
and Henry MartIn BurnersvilIe and Elk
district. W. W. R. Callihan. N. r. VANS
ley, Abram Roger and Robert Stewart;
Narrows district, Samuel Hadding. Geo.
W. Gall. L. G. Vowel. and tie be
tween Joshua Glasscock and John H..
Woodtord. The Democracy of Barbour
are as true as steel--they belong to The
unhinching and the unterrlied.
In haste, your friend.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
Gilmer County.

CHENILLE, GiImer CO., Va, May esd.
EDITOR REe1srER Below send you
the election returns. There was much
excitement manifested in regard to some
papers printed in Cincinnati which were
arrested in the Post Office at this place,
aud ordered to be burnt by one of the
Magistrates. as Abolition papers. This
matter was coupled into the late election.
'occasioning warm feelings. and produced
much discussion.
R.Lynn leads John E. Hays for Com
m m INV A,tGr9ey 5y one vote. This
contested. Stout is elected for Sheriff
over Pugh. the late incumbent, by So ma
j"rity. Stephen NJ. Radcliff is elected for
Com'r. OF tie Revenue by l39 majority.
VIM. L. Stevenson is elected over Levi
johnson in the new county of Calhoun as
Commonwealth's Attorney. S.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
0Dsrsesrstof Poor. ~ 8 =
Bird re bort Shinnston. Total
Richie County 81

RrTon1E OH. Va, gath May, 1856.
EDITOR REe1sTER. - The election on
Thursday last, in this county i, resulted in
the election of the entire Democratic.
county ticket. This we expected before
the election; but we did not expect chat
our ticket would receive such an over
whelming majority over the KnowsNoth-
ing candidates as it has. The following
is The majority for the Democratic candi-
dates over their respective Know Nothing
opponents. Cyrus Hall, for Attorney ior
Commonwealth received 314 majority
over R. U. Kercheval; VIM. NJ. Patton,
for Sheriff. received l64 majority over
John P tiarris Amos Calp. for Clerk
OF the Circuit Court. received 1873 major.
i;y over E. A. SHELTON John A. Low:
Their, for Commissioner of Revenue. re-
ceived Eli majority over Eli Riddle.
The entire Democratic candidates for
Magistrates. Conslablss. and Oyerseers
Of the Poor, in every district in the county
are elected, except one Know Nothing in
the Cad district tor Magistrate. 9Fl
The Little Gem is now redeemed from
the dark lantern party. Our majority
now is greater than il was before Sam was
introduced in our county, and our pros
poets are still Frightening. we will give at
least goo majority next fail for the Demo-
cratic candidate for President.
l trust you have done equally as well
for the Democracy in your county.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

AN INTERESTING INotDENr,-An inter-
esting incident occurred at Philadelphia
on the Goth inst, Ex.Goy. Bigler, OF
Californis. who went to thai State in 1919,
and has since been Speaker of It's Assem>
bly, and twice elected in its Chief Execu-
tive Office. met for the first TIME in ten
years his younger brother, William Bigler
who, since then, has been the Governor
of the keystone State. and is now Sen.
ator of the United States. California
Big Ter reached the shores of the Pacific
poor and friendless, and for long time
lived in hut. Pennsylvania Bigler was
formerly a poor printers boy, and the
two. during their separation. in conse
quence of their energy and talents, have
beenteleyated TO the highest offices in the
gilt OF the people oftwo of the greatest
States ofthe Union. What noble CON.
menIary on our free institutions. and what
an Involvement does this afford to tie
poor and iriendless but deserving youth
of our land. California Bigler is now
generally spoken of for U. S. Senator
from that State, and if chosen the twu
brothers will next meet AS members OF. the
highest deliberative body in The world.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

The INDICTMENT or REEpER, ROBINSON
AND OrHERs.-The Eecompton { Kansas ]
Union. pro slavery, Of the 9th. confirms
the telegraphic report that Reeder, Ro.
oinson and other Free State men have
been indicted by the Grand Jury ID Che
United States District Court for The frst
district OF Kansas They acted under the
instructions OF Judga Lecompte. The
Union says Of his charge 'ol
Judge Lecompte knew his duty, and.
as an able fearless and resolute iurist, he
discharged that duty. He called the at.
tention Of the jury to the rebellious and
reasonable spirit now prevalent in our
Territory, and referred to the foul assas
sination of public officer while in the
discharge of bis official functions. He said
The Iuw Of tie Lund should BE- erecutea al all
hazards.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30


AN EAGLE HArcHED AND NuRsEp BY A
bout six months ago. Nj. R.
Cameron, OF Butler county, produced a
bald eagle'segg. and deposited it beneath
a setting hen,' and in short time, a fine
lusty egglett picked the shell. and made
it's appearance wish less pain and pomp.
and circumstance than attended the birth
of the "enfunt de France" The Cincin.
natl Commercial says ..s
The plebian nurse fowl is, we are in.
formed by Mr.. Cameron. apparently very
much astonished at the eccentricities Of
his royal highness. the infant bird of Jove.
whose keen and unhinching eyes, and
stout. sharp and crooked beak. and appe-
tite for fish and flesh. are slightly terri
BILE. and beyond her appreciation. Still
she attempts TO relieve his wants with
true motherly devotion. and trying to get
him to take promenade. clucks at him
vainly by the hour. His legs are not
servicable. and disclaiming to crawl after
her. he looks with eager aspirations, as
becomes his illustrious race, skyward. :,
Heis very fond Of fish, and luxuriates in
rats and snakes. though he is not yet suffi.
GENTLY strong enough to skin them for
himself. The quantity of skinned garter
snake that he can consume is queer, he
being competent to dispose of almost his
weight in that article of prepared snake.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
cLARRsRyRG, FRIDAY. MAY 80, 1856.
THE ELECTIONS.

Below will be found very nearly. or
quite. the correetsyote of!this county. aud
returns, from the adjoining counties as far
heard afromgn 1t win be seen that In this
country, Sam, is 4 goner, His days have
been few and full Of trouble. In the
county and First.District returns, we have
put the names of independent candidates
in Roman, Know>Nothings in Italics. and
Democrats 10 SMALL CAPITALS:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

AN EXCELLENT oREMEDrANHe acknow-
lege the receipt Of quantity Of DR.. s.,
Feller's Eclectic Lnimept. We accidep,
tally came across this article last winter
while laboring under an attack of rheu
matism, and found it TO be most effec-
tive remedy for that painful complaint. as
we'll as number of similar ailments
We can recommend this liniment to our
friends with the greatest confidence. DR..
Griffin at the post Office. is the agent in
this place, This is a most excellent ar
ticle for the spraips and bruises of those
Know Nothing candidates who have been
run SO hard at our recent election.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
PuaeuAsE OF MOUNT vERSos,-Mr

PuaeuAsE OF MOUNT vERNoN.-Mr.
Everett is urged by Gov. Wise, through
Mrs. Richie. to appear before Congress
and ask for twelve thousand dollars for
the association to purchase Mt. Vernon.
and then TO go to each State in the Union,
and demand of each through its Legisia-
ture its proportion of 100, 900, according
to its federal numbers. "Ifyou will do
this says Mr.. Wise, to Mrs. Richie,
q and Mr.. Everett will undertake the
blessed mission. you will have the whole
amount, and your private subscriptions
over and above. in less than two wears.
gsu ere allowed Ave. under ths law"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

The ELEcrtoNs IN V1RarN1A.-The cleo.
ton at Norfolk on Thursday resulted in a
democratic gain of about 600 votes since
Wise's election, a year ago. George
Blow, dem was elected Prosecuting Al.
torney by 1877 majority. and George w.
Steed. dem. Com'r. Of Rev. by 81 ma
jority. The yole, however, was light
The proposition for the city to subscribe
$500, 600 to the Norfolk aud Petersburg
railroad was garfield by 828 majority, :.
Norfolk county has also gone for the
Democrats BY l67 majority, which is, a
large gain. Butt. dem. is elected sheriff.
His majority in Portsmouth was 223.-
Goodwin. dem. is the Attorney elect.
In Frederick county the democratic
candidates for sheriff and clerk are elect
ed-zthe former Miller by 336lmaiority.
the latter Riley } BY e5s majority.
Lucas, dem, is elected Sheriff Of Jefferson
county by 81 majority.-Balt san.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
~We have received from che publis

GS-We have received from the publish
er. T. B. Peterson. 1o9 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, the Seven Poor Travellers"
in eight chapters. by Chas. Dickens. The
reputation of Mr.. Dickens is sufficient re-
commentator of the work. Price, 1el.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

DISMISSAL OF Ma CRAMPros.-The
Union of Thursday has an editorial which
indicates the early dismissal of the British
Minister. Ii says that.t considering The
peculiarities in the position of Mr. Cramp-
ton at the present time. weicannot but
think that his continued residence here as
the minister of Great sBrilain, in view of
what he has done and mayedo In that ca
paeity. has quite as much tendehcy;to
disturb the peaceful relations of the two
countries as have the necessary points of
discussion regarding either the enlistment
business or Central America"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

"Han;s What is the matter? tDe
eorrel wagon has run away nit de green
horse. and broke de axel.tree of de brick
house what stands by do corner iamp.post
ssesss do Telegraph. 9 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

@ We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. E. Ralston. Of Weston. Mr..
Ralston is from this place. and we know
him to be a prompt. reliable young man.
and an excellent workman.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

SEoRRTARY MARcY,AND TIE FREsoH BABY.
When NJ. Bo,leau. The French Charge
d. Afflires waited upon the Secretary Of
State 70 notify him officially of the birth
Of son to Louis Napoleon. he was re-
.ceiyed with the Premier's wonted cour.
'tesy, and his communication was listens
ed to with all due official respect but al.
ter it was all over. it was, said that Mr..
Marcy could not help adding. in friend-
iy way. '.you may think a great deal of
Importance attaches to this ceremony. sir,
but really we don't."-K Y. tribune.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

LEWIS County. In Lewis the Demo
Gratis have swept the field.
Wilson. the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff is elected 81 $50 majority.
Arnold. DEM. for Commonwealth's At
;orney. is elected By $40 majority.
The Democrats have elected both Com
missioners of the Revenue-l2 out of 16
Magistrates and all the Constables and
overseers of the Poor. u -
PLEAsAsrs CousrTlr. The whole Demo,
cratic ticket has been elected in this coun-
~. by very handsome majoridessosH. T.
Pickens, Sheriff. w T.. Jackson. Attor-1
ney for the Commonwealth. and John,
Watson. Commissioner.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
The Panama Riot.

SHARP CORRESPONDENCE Aspin,
wall papers have the correspondence be-
tween Capt. Baily. OF the United States
ship ST. Msry's. and the government Of
Panama, relative to the late massacre
The government, while regretting The
circumstances of the NOT. gives no salts
factory evidence that any measures have
been taken TO punish the rioters. The
correspondence ends with 9 tart lettersfr from
Captain Baily. in which he says.
had expected. when asking for infor
nation as to the causes of the frightful
occurrences on the 18th inst, that. apart
from from the immediste origin of the tu-
multi. you would have deemed il due TO
yourself. as the Chief Magistrate Of the
community to state why and wherefore
you undertook the fearful responsibility
of ordering your police to FIRE upon my
countrymen. women and ildren, and. TO
state what steps you had "a ken 10 punish
the guilty and srest tore the tplund
Pensdaysi have elapsed since the catass
trophe. and j have yet to learn that q
single criminal has been arrested. 3 that
any portion of the immense amount a of
yeluables taken from.the passengers and
railroad company has been, returned. IL
have yet to learn that yoar high ti.cona
vencia de mis- debeFesi Ia elligsncia de
los grandes intereses que SO ilgain ada
conservation de este Inca de transitot nni=
.yersal" extended any, further thanl to orS
der an ndisctiminatelm assacre'o of the pas
Isepgars over this transit. ski as
i have yet to learn that when riot o,
collision shall take place between foreign
ers on the one side and natives on, the
other, you recognize any higher obliga.
ton onsyour' part than to proteetsand as
sist the latter. and TO disarm, murder,
maltreat and plumber the former.
In directing my first communication to
your Excellency l had no desire to listen
to apologies for certain parties or certain
acts. but an earnest wish TO know what
you did toward Furnishing The parties con:
cerned in the frightfui atrocity. I want,
ed not sophistry. but action-the names
of the criminals arrested the officials dis
missed and some allusion TO plunderre
stored. That have not been thus grati.
fed. | have no reason to doubt, arises
from the fact that you deem the origin Of
the affair sufficient Justification for The
frightrul conclusion. '5
| shall here take my leave Of you as a
correspondent. and shall have the honor to
submit your two COMMUNICATIONS TO my
government. presuming that they will not
be more satisfactory to them than TO mt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

TnE coxvEsr1oxs.-No less than four
National Conventions will be held ia the
United States during the month OF June.
The Democrats National Convention will
assemble at Cincinnati on the 81 Of that
month, On the 18Th, another National
Convention will be held in New York
II will consist of the seeding delegates
from the American National Convention.
together with Others who have. since, been
elected, chiefly from the Northsrn slases.
On the l7tn, the Republican National
Convention will meet N Pniladelphia, and
during the month an aboIlIion convention
will assemble at Syracuse. New York.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

g II will be seen, by an advertise.
.ment in this paper. that the lime fonshe
annual meeting of the N: w Va. R R.
Co.. has been changed from he first Esd.
nesday in June. % The ktira, which Is the
18Th. Lei Stockholders lake notice.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
Marion County.

In Marion county the Democrats have
elected U. S. Wiley. Communicable
Attorney; VIM. Kerr. Sheriff. and TWO
Commissioners Of The Revenue.