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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-13
Medicines.
a REAL PAIN KILLER.
BarreII,s Indian I.ini rnent

80
:fT,HE BEST REMED EVt sR DISCOVER
for internal or external applications Il
has been found TO effect the mo executing cures
For all complnin where an and many
where an INTERNAL app lteatlon is required, the
Is to produce better article,
or one that VIII effect such astonishing crsres, as
canlbe produced by thorsar1ds Of testimonials
in the hands of Agen IS through out the country.
lrIt operates upon the system in apowerful and
effectnal manner. gyet wifhft the greatest safcty.
From the name of its compositions &c penetrates
speedil relaxing CONTRACTED Cords, restoring 4
the Use of Limbs long par lyZed, restoring the
Use of Muscles Viii have long lost their action,
from various causes For a ffections Of the.
lungs, Weakness of the sides, Breast or Back.
Liver Comp laints; EntaIgeraent of the Spleen,
&C., great cures have boon, effected by applying
the INDIAN LIN MEN exteFnally, With d
FEW drops taken on lump OF sugar Internally.
For long standing Go Ids and 96nghs, and sore-l
ness accompanying such Affections, it hns no.
equal g ions Shpiie; Cram . in the Bowels
and tothaehi Cholera Morbus, Sc., an ettectual
and safe remedy. Price 25 cts, or bottles ST.
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8s54s Al, az " II Y q (. =,
ha ana TnsGpic
inthe Breast iniSt
bIS;ps Tontbaeba .;,,1e on Bruises
Frostca FeSt 81; tS; ~ thSSSsNest II,
case fSysSaS,s Nv ~ s
rally ErTsipelss Had ss,.
| SFN'' - !5iYi.L isFTyi't+4 HTFcr- 81 g
Gisst, II d EtorYtioEsss.lC x : " i
ssa an Ss sSpTPasssd for sPrains Calls
suaes, Cracked Heels, Ring-Worns, sSw6eny,
ana L.T, rs q sure cure torDtbe Bolts. s4 ia7t
~ me me most severe cases OF Choic in Horses and
ISttie nave been cured by the Indian Imminent.
II Is we'll known fact that the indians pos
f P1s sn9wlsdgs q ths meaiSs yirtpss of
enareiy unkn9Wa 70 the White man "A
kinowledge OF these plan so ortant to man
t k1nndi would have remained forever secret with
tue inaians, had A. not oeen that. Missionaries
tfaSeang among them nave become acquainted
w1th nsse remedies ana their modefof prepare
f1on. ls,%nS 6y these lneSnsthe celebrated IN
lnl A. LlNlMENI was found oues . discovery
u ele gsGfsS ~ 70 Sns slsk;
54l{S 4ME with
Blake's Sentative Life Fills, is all the ,mediein
used py many iaml les, and mono wh9 have tes
ted thelr virtues, would Tor day be withou
INC M. agents are daily writing for moro, CIV
| ing accounts OF now, and astonishing cures per
TrS ~ IT, Doen extHFal ana insorna
when You have aFeertained its yiFtues will
never BIO without itin the house, in case of acci-
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Harrison, House. .
RRIDGEPOR VA

THE Undersigned would respectfully announce
i to the public, that lie has opened a Public
1ouSo in Bridgeport Va.
This House having boon built and fittcd
up expressly for the entertainment of the
public, he feels confident that he can satisfacto-
rily entertain all who may favor him it'll II call
Ills STABLE is large and convenient and
will be carefully attended. s.-'-.
Charges will be nude at all times as rcasona-
BILE us circumstances will admit. 80
D. D: WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th lS55.-ly - .''.. =. ..e ...
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FAT and Winter Goods.

GlHARLES DEVILS has just returned from
~ the East ,yith 90 largelot. l0f goodss which
be. will sell very1pw cash or country pro-
duce. .uln6a =
His stock Of goodsfof, gentIemefl's weas b
varied and extensive s. Consisting &c blacs and
fancy colored clothaGcastifn eresahd gestings.-
A good assortment of Ready Made cI0-
things and every ethspo article Of -genilemsn'a
weatE Is gslsE kHHEzsh haeE n3@vll
Ladies' dress goods inc eycryl variety consis-
ting Of SilkgSl ferinos, Alapaeas, MousliBs, &c.
A large and well seleetedIotof good Hosiery,
Gloves. $cs including Meme Buck, silk, gse-
Wooden and ,Backss M Gloyes. u LADIES', Buck
and Ktd Gauhtisb, sc. ~. Il
Family Groceries, Of the best qnatity.s
Hardware, Qnhenswate, &c. q = 5a
be-soId - low a. ecu he sold -in the country.
Silk, Straw and other lBonnets, Of tho latest
style1 Give himaj cali before pdfchasine else.
sgilsrSg sssx o. a,1dN1,t5 lnoi4 a.
A. H. -
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Yirgiaain Hotel.

by II. A. BARRON, PIIILLIPPI, Va.---
- The proprietor hus re-opened his house
for the accommodation of the public, and re-
spectfuly .solcits a share of patronage. His ho-
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, aud he will spare no pains to contribute TO
bvor him with their custom.
W There is attached to the house good sta
bic attended by careful aad trusty llostlors.
October 4th. lS54--Y. i =
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Profit ofsFeeding Corn to Hogs,

1t is estimated from an experiment
made by S. B. Anderson, that 100 bush
els Of corn will produce 1854 pound OF
gross increase in the weight of hogs. 100
thrifty hogs were weighed and put in a
pen. They were fed for 100 days on as
much corn as they could eat. The aver
age gross increase per hog for the 100
days was l75 pounds, or at the rate Of
rs pounds per day.
l! thus appears that one bushel OF corn
wiit>produce gross increase of 10 ! g
pounds. Throwing off one fifth to come
at the net weight gives IA pounds OF
pork as the product Uf one hushel of corn.
Ii 8yl'4 pounds Of pork ATE made by one
bushel OF corn. or Sc pounds Of corn, one
pound of pork is the product of "a
pounds of corn.
skFremst the experiment made by Samuel
Linn with So hogs, as reported in the
Patent Office Report for 1910, 6 g
pounds OF corn produced one pound of
pork. ---.
From the experiment Of the Hon. II.
l.. Ellsworth. reported in the Patent Of
tice Report for the year l847, it appears
that 3>4 pounds of cooked meal made
one pound of pork. This experiment was
ON small scale.
Assuming that it requires 2,3 pounds
OF corn to make one pound Of pork. the
cost of its production will be seen by the
following table. The labor of feeding
and taking care of the hogs is not inclu
ded- in the estimate when corn
costs l24 cents per bushel, pork costs II
cents per pound. When corn costs liz
per bushel. pork costs 20 per pound
When corn costs CSC per bushel, porl
costs, Sc per pound. When corn costs 8;
cents per bushel. pork costs DO per pound
When cern costs Acc per bushel, porl
costs &c per pound.
The following table shows what the
fsfmer realizes for his corn when sold il
the form Of pork - When pork sells fol
3eper pound. it brings CSC per bushel il
corn. When pork sells for 4c per pound
it brings $50 per bushel in corn. Wher
pork sells for SC per pound. it brings 5ot
pei, bushel- in corn.
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CHEAP CLOTHING

ELISHA OWENS has just returned from Ba /
~ timorc with q large stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings, &C.,
OF superior quality, which he is prepared to
manufacture into clothing of the latest styles,
ana 1u IN the most durable manner. He has also
a largo and splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
which he will I: beat tho jews, in sellino low.
His stock consists in part of Coats of ali kinds.
great variety of Pantaloons, Vests Of every
styie and quality, Drawers, Undershirts, Fancy
ana mn1, PLAIN Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
Handkerchiefs, Ties, Suspcnders, sc.
AT the old stand on Main Street, opposite the
store of Charles Lewis.
He will still continue to manufacture clothing
OF goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for past
laVors, nc hopes by strict attention to business,
to merit continuance of tho same.
October oath, 1S5s.-ly =.
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Fcttcranlaua Wouse.

by ID. Z. DELAY has undergone Thorough,
ID renovation, and been fitted up in n good
style. Tho subscriber hopes to give general ST.
tistuction to tho public.
Ills TABLE will be supplied with all the
dclicacics ofthe season, and attentive wutors.
HIS STABLE is ut ull times supplied with tho
best of provendcr, and trusty holsters.
Thankful to u generous community for past
Gavors, he hopes to merit communities of tho
Sumo. ID. L. DELAY
June 90, 1S56.-1y
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United statcs aEoteI.

IN S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
i Court House, ERSBUR(:. Va.
This house has been refittcd and many inn
rovemcnts nude by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
of his visitors.
" Good Stabling attached to the house
sep2l V
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-13

The subscribers respectfully call the at
tention of the citizens of Northwestern VirsinJ
ia, to the various articles manufactured by them.
and which are warranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and us durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR THRESuING MACHINE.
which excels in EASY DRAUoHT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used by our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES
and Amuchines with STRAW CARRIERS. or
CLEANERS, attached
We are manufacturing very superior article
of REAPING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where a wa
gon can be driven.
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING
BOX, for hay, straw or fodder which for easy
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try.
PLOUGHS.-We have always on hand a
large assortment of the best PATENT aud other
Ploughs, found in the country
STOHES.-Our assortment of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air TIGHT. a
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Lettle's Double Oven COOKING Stove.
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES. !
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
| and can be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
new and improved Mill Gearing, Crates of
every description, Hollow Ware, G.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gives TO
purchasers the best facilities for transnoriin mr..
ticles to distance at small EXPENSE; and The in
ducements offered of reasonable terms and supe-
r'or manufacture, must continue to render this
popular establishment with the public.
W Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
COOPER, HALL & BARNES.
PALArrNE, Marion CO., Va, Aug. 3, 1853
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Union House.

FTNHE subscriber takes this method of in
L forming travellers and the public gone
rally, that he has opened public house
ind NE LEW, Lewis county, Va.,~ where he
would be pleased to see all disposed to favor him
with call. .r.
to.4tdidcr tho visits Of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
tain that object.
A portion Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. II. ". BALL.
December 9Th, 1S55.-1y
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CURE FOR a. FELoN.-We are sure that
all who have. suffered from a genuine
bone 'felon, will thank us for making pub.
lie SO simple and yet SO efectual reme>
dy as the following,- In thousands of in.
stfncess weeks and months of intense
suffering have been endured, allowing of
neither rest by day nor sleep by night,
and when the cure is at last effected the
finger or thumb is often deformed for life.
AS soon as it becomes apparent that a
felon is making its appearance, which is
known, by a continued soreness and pain
proceeding from the bone, and sometimes
evincing but little change for the worse
for week or two, take strong cord
of any kind, andswrap it around the fin.
ger. above the afflicted part. as tightly as
can be borne. Keep it in this condition
until the pain can be endured no longer.
Now loose the cord. and as soon as the
pain from the cording subsidies tighten it
again. Continue this for several days
or until, the felon completely blackened
aud killed. Weahaye known several 3per.
sous who have been afflicted with ofeions
10 try this remedy with success; In fact.
Nse have never known il to fail. The
cotding stops the circulation, and thus
the sofeha nothing 10 feed on, and soon
dies Of starvation. We have faith in this
remedy. even after the felon has made,
considerable progress.-Es stlesE - +
EIa0 Que OF tie most important duties
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Clarksburg Depot.
BlacksmithingI

"a The subscribers having formed a part
& anership in the Blacksmfthing business,
!, lend xS taken the shop formerly occupied BY
CIV cSfinnis, near Bartletts Hotel, are pre-
pared to doiany kind of work in their line: al
the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
TERMS: AlIwork warranted.il a g. , ~ 2 i 4
e,,,el3 = COLLINS d BASH. :
oclarksbnrg, Feb. Q, 1s5s-1ylt S::55,5is-S 81 =
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REMOVAT1

r F. CRIss would most respectfully in.
IL. form his old friends and customer thaths
w. p Colts brick building ON T1rn6ik & .traSs
He has Just received and is now opening one ar
the largest, best, and cheapest stock 81 Goods
that'has ever been in this place, AN who have
got money 70 spend and produce to exchange,
OSlng II along aRd-ihey shall have goods uery
cheap. sifs 8fS g. &c Ipct25 II
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Dried Apples Wanted.

II WISH 70 purchase I, GOO bushels Of good.
u bright, Dried Apples. 3sss ,sei sly
I. have constantly on hand aslarge stock OF
Dry Good es, 1r on, Salt. Nails Grates.
Stoves and Glass Also, Fresh Butter. Pota-
toes, etc.s cal on best terms. Call antisee
!. -, ~. - = "A. hI. BASTABLE
Cnrksburg, Nov. IL, ls5s.-ssfS
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Lewis Coumty SemimarY.

Lewis CONHIy SEMINARY.
FNHIS INSTITUTIONS located in the town of
l. Weston, Lewis county, Va, aud has been
established with the view of meeting the incrca-
sing demand for educational facilities in this sec
ton Of Virginia. The surrounding country is
fertile and healthy, Astounding in picturesque
scenery, and inhabited by population proven
bal for their sObriety, intelligence and high tone
Of morality, so that parents who place their sons
or daughters here, can feel assured of their be-
ing exposed 10 none Of those uuremeuts to dis
sipation and vice that beset youth in our large
towns and cities.
EXPENSES-PRIMARYD DEPARTMENT
Per Session Of Five Months $500
Incidental expenses, 50
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Division, s... $1,000
Second do, 1000
Incidental expenses, 90 .
Tuition to be paid quarterly, in advance, and
no pupil will be readmitted unless the balance of
all preceding accounts be paid beforehand. Pu-
pills will be charged from the beginning of the
term on which they enter and no deduction will
be made on account of absence, except in cases
of protracted sickness.
Young men desiriOus of preparing themselves
for an early and advantageous entrance to Col
ege can DO prepared in from 10 TO ii months uc
cording to their advancement aud habits of study.
and thus save time and expense should a LONGER
time be required no charge will be made In
ch cases $50 extra will be charged per year
uhSIu1AllS ia luo uISCnUEg6 oil dulles, aud
thOTOughness in scholarship, will be insisted on
from every pupil.
The Academic year Is divided into two ses
slOns of 20 weeks each, commencing as follows:
Tho fall term the first Monday in September,
the summer term the first Monday in February.
1t is of vast Importance TO those who contem
plate connection with this institution to be- pye-
sent at the opening of the term that they may
have an equal start with their,classmates.
For circulars giving full particulars of the in
stitution, address the Principal,
JAS. S. COCHRAN. -
V By Permissi0n-the following references :
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, 49,
R. J. McCandlish, -, '-....5
Thomas Bland, Weston. Va. -
Minter Bailey,
Hon VIM. Bigler. U. S. Senator, Penna..
|, Ephraim Banks, Aud. Con. g z.
J. A. Morrison, ms. Drugs, Phila.
IS Chas. Shaler, Pittsburg. - ! / d Il
Rev. d. A. Boardm4n, D. D., Phila. y VI
VIM. Amman. D. D., Pittsburr.
-" Jas. Woods, D. D., Lcwistown.
July 1lth, s56.-1y Sc
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New Goods {!

WIN. JOHNSON 81 CO. have lust ocei we'd.
w and arc now opening ut Bridgeport the
largest stock of Goods over brought to the com
ty, and will keep constantly on hand every
kind Of Goods usually Sept-in Town or Country
Stores.
Tho Farmers of Harrison, Lewis, UpsLur. Bar
bour and Taylor counties, arc REQUESTED to call
and got their fall supplies on tel ms as low as at
amy other store in the country. a full supply of
Salt, Iron, Nails, Castings, Crates, and cvcrg
thing farmers usually want, always on hand
The N: w. Va. Railroad Company having cs :
ta1iiahed Depot at Bridgeport, for tho rccep-
ton and forwarding goods, &C., VIM. johnson
Y Co., solicit from Merchants aud others a por-
ton OF their custom. Every effort will be maGlo
to give satisfaction to those consipnino pools
to their care.
our, present cash prices for the loading articles
OF trade, are rs follows
Ca SALT, full sacks, 225
kANAWl SALT, per bu. 62H
SUGARper hundred pounds, 1l0I4
Rctnl, l9W15
COFFEE, 1o[SiI
SPUN COTTON, ,
BROWN MUSLIN, o6I0
We do not permit any one to sell lower than
we do.
The highest market price will be given for all
kinds otproducc in exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots of wheat to sell for
cash will do well to cali hero before selling. Wo
Keep posted as to tho Baltimore prices.
The conveniences at this depot for FORWARDING.
cattle, hogs, &c., are superior to any in the
country: Pasture, hay or grain can ALWAYS be
obtained upon fair terms
October 10th, lS56.-ly.
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Robert KnelI.

lDRoFEssoR and Teacher OF tho Pfano, Mefo-
L deon, Guitar, Flute, and the Science Of Ma
sic generally, having permanently located in
sional services 70 iii 5ho SieSifEa porV howl
edge in the art OF Music. Long exps - G1a4
bles him 70 give sal. sfaetion, md share Of pR4
tronAge Is respectfully solicited. Planes, Meto-
deSns, -etc., repaired and Euned.si e aStiaars a
EgIAgency for Knaba'S Pianos, and Primes
d Co.'s AelodeORs. ~ q .4faIl III - = q
lClarksburg, Va. dGu2o-1y 2
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Bayly Keys e. Son.

WHOLESALE GROCERs & COMMISSION
Wy MERCHANTS, No. 2, South Eutaw Street,
selling, of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind of country produce which may DO consigned
to their caro- and by leave VIC refer to tho follow
ing gentlemen.
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson, Chas. Lewis,
J. D. Wilson, Burton Despard, Clarksburg.
J. NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Mintor Bailey,
Caleb Borgess., VIM. E. arnold, RI. McCnn-
dish, Jas: +. jackson, G; S. Hurley, Weston.
dusEy, Messrs. W. johnson & Co. Elias Lawson
Bridgeport. ....
NJ. II. johnson, L. D. johnson, G. IA.
Kunst, J.. Z. Sharpes, Abraham Smith, John
Burdett, Pruntytown.
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10 Spofismlen..
BEANkSt

tOLAAh Deeds, DEEDS sol Trust, Summons
Zee. - -
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P0ETRtIT, SIGN q HOUSE FAINTER, se.,
Nearly opposite A. Criss' Store, Main 81,
Clarxsbugg, Yn.
His shop il the second door above Barnss'
Drug Store. lie will also give lessons in DRAW
fnr. Roorls ~ Dents ffoscl. f-bl5IFl
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RaIldoEpIl & Lafirncr,

iEI0uR aud & ESERAL COMMISSION
IL MERCHANTS, 66 South street, fBowiyss
wharf Two doors south Of Pratt st. 4
They are prepared 10 furnish bags to personfi
consigning grain 10 their address, aul9 iy u
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incumbent upon man at the close OF the
year is-to ray the .pfiniefl
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be sent, unless the money accompany The or
der for it. JOHN c. RIVES.
WtsiINGroN. November 3, lSJH.