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Books on Farming, Gardening, Building

Books on Farming, Gardening, Building.
sTEPHEN's BOOK OF THE FAKM; A compIst e guide to
the Farmer Steward, PIow man, CattIe-msn Shepherd,
FieId-EOrter, and Dairy-mad.
LAnd.eaPe Gardening and RarAl Architecture. By =
Downing.
The Architecture Of Country Houses BY A. J. Downing
Radiments Of Architecture and Bullng. By Bullock.
American Cottage builder. - Bullock.
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Johnson's Gardener Monthly vOnae complete In u nos
Evans Dary-Womans Mammal.
Liebg's Complete Works on Chemistry.
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n.y. E ecton will be held at the Banking House
Of the Planters Bank in Nashville Monday, 81 Of Marth
next elect eleven Directors TO serve the ensuing year
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Henderson and Nashville Railroad.
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MADIsoNvILLE Ky, Feb &c, 1856.
~ Office Is hereby given the stockholders Of the Hen
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Call their STOCK and must he paid or be
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Directors. AMBROSE G.. GORDON. Secretary.
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GOLD WATCH FOUND
ERECTION NOTICE.

kAS@eaSo have in nv possession Gold Watch, taken
from negro which believe stolen, ami which the
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I Vertisement, sc. lfehl5l WM JACkSDN.
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VILLAGE AND FARM COTTAGES. llu strated with one
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Kate Weston. By Jennie De With
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Clouds and sunshine. By Reside, nor Of Peg wong,On.
The Hunters Feast.
Headley's Sacred Pl los.
Modern Pilgrims By The author Of Peter sehlemihl IN
America
TIE Day star o. American Freedom.
Know Nothing Almanac FOR 1855
Maud, and other Poems. By Fennison.
The Mystic. BY Bailey, author Of Festus.
Kate stanton Page from Real Lite
Aspiration: An Autobiography u GirihoOd.
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The Quart Law

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49, Election Notice. Stock

NO. 49, Election Eeuce.-Ine Stock
N.Y. holders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
will please notice that the Annual Election Of hi
manage the affairs Of ssd company viii lake place
al their Office on the (drst day 9th day Of Marh 1856.
jan8G-td JAMES Ii. KENDRICK Secretary.
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FoR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
VIZ Sac Passenger End PFesEAs a A -
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Nr.sfseneA s. Rsass, oiwashlhgson. D. @, gave
nogice ihai be bald h hls hand psiIpFz Of Prin.
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CLARK sBURG, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2

4 arrange the place for a sermon. borrow:
4 ed the hymns book, and sat down to lister
to the young preacher with an expression
of mock seriousness on his rubicuno
countenance. t'la 4 -tte -
By this time many of the passenger:
had collected in the dining saloon, won
dering what would be the upshot of the
strange proceedings. 81 .s7.
The preacher smoothed his face with
his bandanna. selected hymn. and lift,
cd up his voice in prayer. Waxing
warmer and warmer in his supplicationsl
he fervently prayed God to send an ar.
row of conviction to the gamblers soul
that would be the.means Of his salvation
from eternal hell. The prayer was fol-
lowed by an eloquent and searching SER
mon, and such was the pungency
and power Of the preachers language,
under the deep responsibilities of his di-
vine mission, that every word seemed a
burning shaft to the gamblers heart and
conscience. He was soon seen to7twist
and squirm under the gospel truths, and
finally to sneak away through stater
room to the upper deck of the boat, with
out waiting to participate in the closing
hymn and hand round the hat as he
promised.
After all was over, however, the gam
bier sought again the young preacher,
and thus addressed him:
al say. my friend, you're regular
preacher, ain't you %
Eyes, sir, | have the honor TO be CALI
ed an unworthy ambassador of Christ,
and trust may be the means of bring
ing back many wandering and perishtng
souls to God"
"Well, l mought ha' known as much,
any how. Blow me, if you didn't knock
the aunt-hils from under my rattlesnake,
trampers. Better b'liove you did. sir.
If you keep on preachin' that ere way,
you'll make us river gamblers as scarce as
pigeons milk. in q frosty morning, you
will. But it's all right, reckon. My
good old mama used to pray a good little
bunch, when wasn't knee-high to a yal-
Ter grasshopper. and 1 couldn't help a
thinkip' on her. when you chawed me all
up into little bits Of Virginia piStail. and
put my singing pipes ont of tune entirely
I'd gin a hundred dollar old Kentuck
bank note 10 have that 'ere saddle put
ON the back OF some other old hoss By
the power Of seventy wild cats, you made
me feel worse than "a niger sucking
green persimmons, with his mouth full OF
fish hooks. Yes, sir-e-e, you did, or I'm
no corn. cracker, by golly."
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NOBODY.

/. If fnobody's noticed You, you must be small:
Ifnobody's sighted you, You m ust be tall;
1fnobody g bowed to you, yon must be low;
If nobody's kissed you, you're ugly, We know
If no body's envied you, you're poor elf;
If nobody Aattered you, fatter yourself
If nobody's cheated you, you are knavc;
If nobody's hated you, you are aslave;
If nobody's called you fool to your face, a
Somebody's wished for your back, in its place;
If nobody's called you ''tyrant" or "scold."
Somebody thinks you of spiritless mould;
If nobody knows of your faults but ia friend,
Nobody'll miss of them at the worlds end;
If nobody clings to your purse like fawn,
Nobo dy'll run like hound when it's gone;
If nobody's eaten his bread from your store,
Nobody'll call you "a miscrly bore y
If nobody's slnndcrcd you, here is our pen,
Sign youreeIf "Nobody" quick as you can.
F. A. W Fl.
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LEARNING GRAMMAR.

MR. ED1TuR
| have been sendin' my da,er Nancy to
scool TO a scoolmaster in the naborhood.
Last Friday l went over to the scool just
10 sec how Nancy was getting along, and
| seed things didn't like by no means.
The scoolmaster was larnin' her things
entirely out Of the line of eddycatun, and
as think onproper. set while in the
scoolhouse and lleerd one elias say ther
lesson. They was spelln, and l thot
spelled quite exceedingly Then cum
Nancy's turn to say her lesson. They
said it very spry, was shokt and de.
ermined she should leave that scooI.
have heer that grammar was a quite on
common fine study, but don't want any
more grammar about my house. The
lesson that Nancy ssd was nothing but
the fooishcst kint9%hv talk. the rdickles
luv talk you ever seed. She got up and
the first word she sed was:
| love
I looked rite at her hard for don' SC
improper, but she went rite on and sed
Thou lowest,
He loves,
and reckon you never heerd such n rig
germyroIe in your life-love, love. love
and nuthin' bat love. She said one time
W did love.
ses ], who did you love 2" Then the
scholars LATED. but wasn't to be put of
and l sed, "who did you love. Nancy 2
I want to know-who did you love gu
The scoolmaster, Mr.. McQuillister, put ii
and scd he would explane when Nancy
finished the lesson. This sorter pacyfet
me and Nance went on with awful lu,
talk. It got wus aud wus every word
She sed,
I might could or would love.
stopped her agin and sed 1 reckon I
would see about that, and told her tc
walk out of that house. The scoolmastel
tried to interfere but wouldn't let him
say word. He sed was fool, and
knocket him down and made him boiler
in short order. talkt the strate thing
to him. told him I'd show him how
heede larn my dater grammar.
I got the nabers together and we sen
Mr.. McQuilIister of in hurry, and
reckon thar'l be no more gramer teechin
n these parts soon. If you know of any
rather oldish man in your regeen tha
doan't teech gramer, we would be glad il
you wood send him up. Butin the footurt
we will be keerfnl how we employ men
Young scoolmasters wont do, especially
if they teech gfamar.
Yours till deCh,
THoMAs JEFFERSON SOLE.
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DRAWING AN INFEREScE.-Mr. Ralph
Waldo Emerson. lecturing in New York,
set his audience agape by declaring that
:" we eat gas. drink gas. tread on gas. and
are gas II
"Ther it's great shame.'' cried a
calculating Yankee, "that gas is SO dear. !"
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Rg Habits are as easily caught as
''yaIler" birds. Let circus arrive in
town. and in less than week half The
boys in town will be throwing somersanlts
and breaking their necks over an empty
mackerel barrel.
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g Why did Joseph's brothers cast
him n into the pit? Because they Thought
it was good opening for young man.
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N People turn up their noses at this
world as il. they were in the habit Of keep
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ing company WithHa better one.
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CLARRsBURG, FRIDAY, nov. Fl, 1856,
THE CELEBRATION oF<oUR TIC-
TORY.

l
The .celebralipn OF the Democratic VIC.
tory in theorecent p Observation-Disclosures
this place, on Friday evening last, was q,
spirited md enthusiastic affair. The Id !,
element weather and the want Of any con-,
siderable notice prevented the attendsnce
OF as many as would other wise hHfe par
licipated, but the numbers were very fre-
spectacle. The houses Of our Democrats
ic, citizens were generally, illuminated7-a
very pretty display being made by Mrs.
Jackson. on the'hill across Elk creek and
procession with torches, and transparen.
cies bearing various devices, marched
through our principal streets, and salnted
the houses illuminated. with cheers. IT Af>
ter the parade was completed. speeches
were made by Hon. G. S. Lewis. Maj.
Jane NJ. Jackson. Col, A. J., Saith, g
w. Lurty, Milton Wier. and others, con-
graduating the Democratic party. and the
country'upon the recent victory over the
combined isms and factions which were
arrayed against them in the lac canvass.
1t iStru!yy a CRAFTY ing reflection, that
the bigotry and fanaticism ofthe dark>lan-
tern which Two years ago, like a Bosom Of
destruction. threatened tolay low the last
yes1ige Of our nationality. is now laid low
in the dust. and every Democrat present.
seemed to be fully impressed with the i'm
portance of our victory. 1 q"
The disciples Of " Sam" true to their
instincts. did not con6ne their i'll feelings
towards this demonstration Of joy over
the defeat of the northern fanatics. to
rude Interruptions Of the speakers. but
threw stones and other missiles at the pro.
ce<siUn. speakers and trapspsrencies.-
Fortunately. however. the Democrats re-
strained theirl just indignation. and de-
clined to pay any attention to these ebu,
Iitions Of mad bigotry. and rather pre-,
maInreIy cut short the performances Of
the, evening to prevent the occurrence Of
any material difficulty. We hope our op>
nents may yet see the error Of their ways
and. learn how to behaye themselves. .l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

SoMErHISG UNusuAL,-We are inform
ed upon the most reliable authority thai
Mr.. Levi Bond residing on Lost Greek
on removing his Ere board TO build Ere
during the cold nights in October last,
found that the FIRE Ihat, had been covered
up and exiaguisHed as was supposed in
May last, was still alive. and enough re
naming to boil tea kettle. This is the
6rst time We ever knew anything to chang
tire" FIVE. months. .,,s aarr 5.f
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LATER FROM N1cARAGuA .-'Phe ste M
rr Texas, from Sanjuap Via Key West,
has arrived She connected with the
Sierra Nevada, which left San Francisco,
October goth. The latter steamer pass
I'd the steamer Orizaba nn9the l95'h, and
the Sonora on The 96th uIt. both bound
up The Texas brings Grstnadl dates 10
the FIRST inst. Matters in Nicaragua we're
quiet since the Battle Of Massaya. Gen.
WBlker was awaiting the arrival Of re-
cruits before marching upon Massey
and Leon. " 5000. o. a.@" %. Ryl
Gen. Hensinger. who succeeded Cor
guina, was drilling his army in the use OF
The mountain hnwitzer and The MIME ri.
rifle The whole army counts sbou two
thousand men allin good spirits and ea>
ger for an engagement with the enemy.
A decisive battle. it was thought, would
be fought about the tenth Of November.
.AdSices from the mines are favorable.
Another rich silver vein had been opened
and extensive copper mines found IN the
vicinity Of Boaca. A Typographical and
geological survey of5the Safe is to be
made under professor James H. Hodge.
The Texas brings 400 passengers and
Sls7 900 in specie. 80 ....-
Among the passengers is Don Fermin
Ferrer. the new Nicaraguan Minister t.
Washington. Hon, J. H. Wheeler, the
American Minister to Nicaragua and Col.
Fabens. bearer Of dispatches from Gen.
Walker. .- "a. ..a-a.. .....a.
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~ The New gland States are rep
resented as voting for the FIRST time as : a
unit at the recent election. The contra.
~ is the Tact. Every New Eas land State
went against Mr.. Jefferson in the contest
OF 1901 AMI in that contest, SAYS the
New York Express, the orthodox Clergy
Gas they styled Ihtmselvek) were as &C
tive as in the present campaign, Mr..
jefferson was opposed from the pulpit
Sunday after, Sunday during the whole
canvass; was called an lnidel. an A,he,
ist. a'Jaeobfn, dealer in human flesh.
and charged with being the faiber Of MS
slaves. The business. however. was
oysfdons then as il has been now, A re- re-
action commenced aud at The election in
'so5, every New England S. ats exce.ot
Connecticut went for jefferson.
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A Retrospeetion and a Realization.

a Retro peetion and Realization.
dtis sometimes by no means unpro6t7
ablet TO cast the minds ey back and RE-
view past events and We would .,at this
Tine. when Know. n OF hingism il in the
last stages Of disgraeefaf dissolution. ask
our readers 10 reyer. back to the time
whensi. waslrampans and presumptuous.
Two short years ago. and 'insidious SAM.
~Sas'in The full Blaze Of his glory He
had swept Governors, Cong ressmen, Leg.
rislssoras and e g pStables before him ike
chatf before the wind, and was going on
from conquefing 10 cong His. disci.
Plies Bosstsd his overwheImfh ID d sjeoFsi-
ties every "a where. and sarnsd ali, esPseci-
oily rrecreiaalaat Democrats, 10 flee from 15be
wrath toceme. Even the ,smaHsfrry-- De-
notwithstanding EDITORS. were tbreatened
with utter and everlasting annihilation.a if
they die. appt bSYlAe knee 10 This new
and strange god b. There are but few that
will not recollect the extreme measures
that were adopted against ids-eyen as
unassuming and)Powerless as We are
Oar mind reyerts to the time, when. our
papers were sent back ito us in scores; re-
dolent with solemn warning against our
modest protests agahs. the assumptions
Of the order. One Schaste and classical
prophecy was SO inef aceably stamped up
on our recollection as. 70 haunt us by, mis- ht
and byday. This wascontained amobga
whole armful Of paper we had had re>
turned, and, which reid thus 81 Take
care, You MI be on yOaA az *e eating dry.
bones before, you tdinE!!"A What misgiy-
ingsand what vosthis prsdicdona harrow
ed up in our mind none but Him ! who
permits not sparrow 80 fall othe ground
without his knowledge aIontl cam tell.
Consciousness Of rherectnude d our pur.
pose induced as to ipresist in OF course,
and thanks % the intelligence ant ntegyrrii.
~ Of the people, we now haye,Slot the
insignificant editor of the oRegistr,, but
/" the great invisible inyiicible" A9.sgi (
Of. O.. s."
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Majorities,

*rhese counties have been created since the
last Gubcruatorinl election. '@ 900
II will be seenthat the majority for Flour.
noy. in this district. in, 1855, was 538.
and that Buchanan carries the district by
about 2,4oo, making Democratic gain
Of about 5000. 15+ ed f,as. --s ,a7'e
For member of Congress. however,
the msjority against us was1not so great
Lewis being defeated by only 3sl, BY
the official report, and it was afterwards
ascertaiued that mistake had been made
10 the vote Of .Cabel7 Of 63 against the De-
mocratic candidate, which would reduce
CarliIe's majority to se8. or 10 less than
FIournoy's: With only this small ma
jority when Know. NoIhingism was ram.
pant in the district, there can be no doubt
OF Mr.. Carlils's defeat next spring.
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thanks TO the Proyidesce Tor having pefs
mitted US in any sense. howseever hum
ble, ,osbaye be EN- ipstrum ental in,pressry-
ipg our be:oyed country rom Al conspira:
cy SO dangerous 10 iss pence a I'D tranquil.
ilyI and in having contributed u result
SO 'conclusise of the established ascen>
dency of democratic principles. and 50
suspicious to the permanency Of the On.
ion.
CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER. :
Chairman ~
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Democratic anreet,,sin Upsiiur.

The Democracy .of3pshur county me
at the Court Ho1sy on che 17th Of No
yember. 1876, az. organized ryan by 'calfpl
ting Wn. LEN. see'y. 1sffiq
r. f'Inor ,Ssfon, Col. r. L. Brown 81
Iplained t,object Of the meeting 10 b,
tbe [s<atment Of delegates to the Con,
otsss nal Convention 70 be held IN Par,
lasrstsg on the 4th OF De eenbegT neIt
To- T1sn motion il was a7Feasr4 ~ nj
~ sSotoed. That twenty delegates be an.
limited to represent this county IL said
IFh-u ,Hgsr lsgiIoMT
= An accordance with said resolution the
loHo#ing gentlemen were appointed dele
gates. Tazewell Marshall, Watson West.
.alloNelson Robinson. 3. w. Marble, E. q.
Burr David Bennett. r. 3. Brown K,
Hopkins. M. j: Fog. ID. d. r. Farms.
worth, VIM: Loddin. VIM. o. CArper.
snoeh Westfall5 L.. u. D. Loudin. WASH.
ngton Summers, o. b. Loudin. Stewart
3ennett, A. D. !Woodley, T. A. Jsnney
md James +. Cummings. 81 T1ai .a-'
On motion il was o. ~ asai
ResOtptd. That the proceedings Of Chs
meeting be published in the Weston Her.
Id, Clarksburg Register. and other De.
nocratic papers Of this district. r
Upon motion this meeting do now adj
ouTn. H' TsE E .tF
ise WIN. G. CARPER. Pres't.
WIN. LouD1N, Sec'y. aa
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FUnFnzR NloAaA 3 USD 7lCAltsoRsl,

FunfHEH N1oAsA q usD lGA1tsoRs1,
News 1.-The --latest acts from Nicara
que represent that are prospects,
ithat peace viii Short proclaimed.
-Phesideht Waller appointed Fer.
min Ehettsrsmihisterbs United States
Mr.. sWheelef. thsleficah Minister
was about returniu mega diofi Ia
~ Walker had rect slafge aecessiops
10 his forces from ~ York, New 5ofS
1eans and OalforniNo fIfthef fightibtl
however, had Ia lace. Hlsiisi f>ia -
The San Fran papers report that
the Fesaltsof thesidehtial' election In
that State was ,lodbtful! 'aoh Rots''
( There were Eiscts OF vet weather;
which would ifbsprosperous season
at the mines.
The indians Menderno county had
stolen cattle fine settlers. who pur-
sued and ove4 them. when fifty In,
dams we're Ii ,sLqa3
The jury lie case Of e1-cOllectOr
Hammond. rged with embezzling
funds. bad a. failed TO agree.
The Caliia papers were discussing
politics war
The sroul With the Indians in Ore
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

. CQanAESOrsG EAalEATbe Republicans
Of New York, New jersey and Illinois
have declared for Fremont as thsir can,
didats for President in 1860. Il |. seems
helfanatics Aresby,no means. discouraged
by their recent defeat, and those Who
battered themselves that assssaauIIs mon
The Upion and the Gonstitntion, are now
70 cease, will find themselves doomed to
. ssd disappointment. aOia