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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

AfHicieli ReadE!

nHn3ADELPllIA MEDICAL HOUSE. E
il tabIished tssnfy tive. years age by BE-
atEL u aitd aud Union street,
elIse has rendered. Dr.. x. most sussssstui
titiOner in tie eure uf all diseases of privise
MANURE tlatitl aodfs an
10 tIlsrrlage nervous sexual innrMl lies, dIss.4-
Sos "f the sSin, aud tilose arising from abuse OF
s'iAKEPARTlGULARt NOTICE.
There is an evtf habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, III soiitn9e, often growing up With them
10 malhoOd ard whieh.II not f5toFmed III die
time, not oniS begrts serious obstacles to Th4tr
mouth happiness, but gives rise 10 q series of
protFucted, insidious, aud devastating atssti0ns.
practice are aware OF The Consequences, Until
they mud tbs nervous system shattered, tssl
strange and understandable sensations, aud vague
tears ia tire niitr,i. sse paess q, IS, ~ of rs
h. u BOOK on self I 'Tessfv Atom
The unfortunate thus ;stteescl bsc9neS fesbleS
is uthIoic 10 l4b.r with accustomed igor, or 10
arpty his mud to-study,, has step i tar,ly and
weA; !; lic - dui, irreSoiuts, aud engages even
in his sp prts With less enefgy than usual -
II he vM1nei pats himself betOrs tho practice
haS IiUue IFS worst, and enter matrInOny, ms
marriagcis untruI;tut, anl us sSilse ie.ls h;tn
thIt this il caused 10y iIis early fOiliuS. these
IenIIom VI ali NSilp arv similarly. situated.
KeInsnDer, he WHIP places ililIsell under DIR.
hlnel us Treatment, tnay reiigi0u7iy ,c.nh,ls III
his honor aS u gentleman, and rely ui.On the as
never DC ui:1IOSt1.
Young mpn-,et no false modesty deter you
from MA King your case known to ono, who, from
edu alton aud respectAbility, can certainly be-
friend you.
! DR.. Kiukelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years ut the n. W. Corner OF Third aud
Union Sheets, Philadelphia, Pa.
! Patients ut distance can hava (by stating
their cass explicitly, togesher with all their synp
toms, per letter, enclosing remlttance) DR.. KS
medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded 20 any palt OF the United States,
and packed secure from damage or curiosity, by
malt Or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
Il Vigorous Life or Premature Death, Ktnkelia
on Self t'reSerou'iou---O nty - cents.
| Letters c"ntainiug that value III stamps, will
ensure copy per return of m4ii.
| Gratis! Gratis! GratiS!---A Free Gift 10 ALL.
Misery ReLieoed.
:. Natures Guide" new AMI valuable work
full ofvnluable advice and Impressive warning
alike calculated to provcut years OF misery, aud
save thousands of lives, is distributed without
charge, and forwarded by mail to any post oriut
III tile United States, Oh receiving an order en-
closing two postage stamps. aul ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

a G6op REMEpy.-The local editor Of
the Lynchburg Virgiaian. publishes the
following. aud says e'siiss tried it and
found it TO be good remedy:
To cure pain in the breast. procure
9 we'll made silk or wooilen dress-With
an equally welIconstructed woman inside
of it-and press .elose,to lhe part affected.
Repeat the application I'LL the pain cea.
ses. This recipe. when the directions are
carefully Observed. has rarely been. Enown
70 faillto effect azure. The medicine is
found 10 almost every household. aud may
possibly cost 9 triae. - asl,Ts =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
western flOtei.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
l. to the public. that he has leased tho house
known al the Northwestern Hotel ;" situated III
Ularksburg. Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course Ofrepairs. which
when mpleted. will render this one of the most
pleasant houses in the country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged a portion
II the house is now open. and public p3trOuug
respectfully solicited. n" pains will be spurcd
20 render. hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, contentcd and happy.
SAMUEL LKER,
Glarksburg, June LIST, 1851. Proprietor.
Z. S.-A limited number of boarders Gun =
ccU,u mo lated with rooms. ieT ~
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Fresh !Arriyay.
DIR. LOSEPII l.. CAKE

DIR. JOSEPH l.. CARR
Wholesale AND RETAIL DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE,
..gs.zs,R Opposite Burtlctts iIotoI, Clark
49, burg, Va, has lust received from PHI
lud0lphia and Now York IL large az,
~ we'll selected stock Of Anuricau
SGA French and English chemicals, Drug
'to.r,.nus. SurglcuI Instruments, Paints, OiIf
'yostuts, Varmish. Brushes. titus. Spices l'orfr
lcry, Fancy Articles. Stationery, GOntoctiun,,
y, etc., etc. Also, u large st0ck of
TObHcco, Smut aud ScSars,
'fevery brand and quality I; all of which ho wi
oil low for cash, or on tho usual credit to pune
lul customers.
:sG5- Physicians can rely upon having the
descriptions carefully Compounded. Goo,
'ntcI nuvlo i.
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Harrison Esousr.

BtLl Dl'E.I~O 80 VA.
'INlIE undersigned would respectfully ANNOUNCE
L to tho pubic. that lie nus opened Public
House in Bridgeport. Va.
This il",,~c having been built and fitted
up expressly for tile :t0rtAinncnt OF the
public, he feels ;ouh Iout iil;.; o can suits uvLU
lily entertain Ill " hu may favor him it'll cul
Ills STABLE is urge and convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges will DO made ut all times AS reasonu-
bic Us circumstances will admit.
d. b. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, lS55,-lH
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BayIy EGcvs IL SON.

VJ7HOLESALE GROCERS e. COMMISSION
Baltimore, Md. will give their attention To til,
selling of Flour, Grain, WoOi, Leather. or IN,
kind OF country produce which may be consigned
to their caro-. and by lcHvo retor t." tho follow.
ing gentlemen.
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson. Chas. Lewis
j. D. Wilson, Burton Despari, Clurksbury.
J. NJ. Bennett. JAS. Bennett, Minter Bailey
Caleb B"ggcsS, VIM. f. arnold. Il j. Mccain
J. j. Winter. WIN. =. Fitzhugh. q. ". San
dusty. MeSsrs. W. johnson " Co. Elias Lawson
bridgeport.
81. II. johnson, L. d. johnson, Il. II. A
kunst. j., E. >harpes, Abraham Smith, john
Burdstt, truntytUwu.
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nrnf,s Molel.

&INHE undersig 3 med having refited this popular
r l. hotel, situated ON the south side OF Pike
street. in about the centre Of Ciarksburg. r.
spectfuily Invites hi old friends and the pubIi:
generally, TO give him call. His ain Is 10 keep
quiet aud orderly house aud afford to his guests
he com orts Of a.hoine. ~, AZ,
- His, table will be supplied with all the marker
affords. -
His bar is stocked with choice supply of the
"st liquors.
He has extensive stabIing CONNECTED with the
hous,. for the accommodation Of drOvers and
others. .-a. HeaE ..."
Every atteation will be paid to all who may
favor hinI with call.
~ N. DENT,
je 81 Ll.s leo Proprietor,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

W1Dows AND wILLs.-The New York
Mirror, a journal devoted t" the ladies 10.
tsrest. speaking OF the poor widow. hose
"dear departed" makes condition in his
a. last vii and testament" that II she
mArries again it must be at the sacrifice
OF the worldly g"OdS Sue 'nlrris. pro.
nounces It a specils OF eor jpsnl clu,Iry
extending bet Ond the grave. which can
not be TOO severely ieEiobared by public
opinion There is, says the Mirror. q
young. healthy. handsome widow IN N.w
YOt city. (" no has an income ri SIS 900
a year. and " no wants to marry mau
who has not the slightest objection to the
union. But her late husband. whose ieal>
ousy. it seems. did not end sith his life,
left wicked will giving all his property
to y collateral relative. it lis widow should
wed a:secOnd husband. The Mirror I'M
derstands the victim of this outrage has
offered $4,000 year out of her income
Of $150O0 to have the cruel condition
cancelled. but the party To whom the
property, would revert Is memorable.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
CHEAP CLO I.aI,1,5

FLlSuA OWENS has just returned from Bal
~ tlmore mith large Stock Of
i"t"~, Ca>simeres. Yestins~, &C.,
Of " superior quality, which he is prepared to
manu- iActuie inSo eIuIhinS of tho Ia.est st, IL
and III Ghe most durable manner. lie has also
iHrH0 aud splendid stock of
RSAoY-hAoG c-oTd!N1!
which lie vi | 7" pea. ths Jews in seiLlnx low.
AIS stV1E sJnssts III part vi COuts vi alI Kluls
greH variety OI P4ntaIoous, Vests uf every
style ami 4aAiity, Drawers, On shirts, Fancy
4hu plan SHIRTS, Collars, rocxst aud Necx
hAnuGefcMeis, los, Su,psnders, IEc.
Atths Odd stAAd on Nam Street, opposite the
store OF Charles Lewis.
de wall san continue to manufacture clothing
OF goods bought elsewhere. InAnSIuI for past
taEVrs, hv hoPsS by street attention ~ business
70 merit i cOnSinuauSe vi the same.
October Z4th. lSOS.-ly
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Virginia Hotel.

10y II. A. BARRON, PhiLLIrpI, Va.
- Tue proprietor has re-Opened his hous
Ior the accommodation OF the public, and re-
.pectully soliciIs share oI patronage. Ills ho-
tel lus just been enlarged and fitted up In good
style, aud he will spare 10 pains to contribute 10
tie comfort and convenience oil those VINO ma,
UlvOr hIm with their custom.
uJ- There Ii attached lO the house Il good sta.
Ole attemded by careful and trusty hOstlers.
October Attn, IS54--y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
Fcaternsan sEo,,se.

IlY d. E. DELAY, has undergone 81 thorough
- renovation, aud besu fitted up in u goo.
style. The Su bscriber hopes to give general 81.
tistaetiUu tv the public.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with all tile
deicacius OF the sousum, nuu attentive winters.
Has STABLE Is ut all times supplied with til,
hest OF prorenior. and truSty hostlors.
Ihnnitul t" " generous CO nrnInity for past
!aH"r9, he hopes " InvriL u CONTINUANCE OF tue
Same. u. +. DELAY.
,lnna 20. lSli.=lY
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
NE1S $ TORE.

At THE CLARKSBURG STATION!
I WOULD respectfully inform tho public thnt
l. am now opening u very large lot OF
ScaSO:lablc Goods!
At my Warehouse. which will bo sold Wholesale
OF retail. GU tho very best forms.
Tho ladies are invited to call anil examine the
stock, us they have boon cared for in tho sole =
tiUa.
\ full supply Of Iron, Nails, Glass, Salt, &c.,
always on hand.
Now is the time to sAvo the dimes.
All kinds of produce purchased on liberal
terms.
Goods, or produce >ent to my cure will be
promptly attended to. y N. DASrAHLE.
CtarksbHrg Depot, n. W. Va Il. H., October
1856 -Oe3 If.
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N. w. Va. Railroad.

- -; So THIS ROAD. ha
to aud troai tnat place, bridgeport, Bennington
anu W ebslsr, at tils suns rates as arc Changed
upon the Bali. u. Ohio R4iirold, for q like jus
t4nce, All lreight eynsgaed 10 other places una.
Piedmont, CunlusrIand, Mnrtinsburg, -Haspes,s
Ferry, sballinure, MOnndsyills or w aeeiine,
must 10 paid Tor the whole distance ut Gfaittii,
and iorstle abors named stations, the Irs.gils
must Do paid %. Grafton only. 50
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
Union HYO;lSc.

iNllE Sub>cIiOcI It!lus Ll.l~ method Of in.
L forming Travellers and tho public gone.
rally, that ho has "poncd Puuio hvu.
III JANE LIZ ~. Lewis county, Va, wholv II
would TIC pleased to utl Disposed To ruvor hinl
with II can.
He is furnished with Iii con vcnionces necessmr.
t. der tho isis ~ his GUESTS pheasant nn,.
c"lnt"ttnhIc "IiI 40 P.Ims VIA b1 paired To ~
tain tiIut object.
\ portion OF ehe public patronage is respect.
fully solicited. NJ. ". BALL.
December 9th, lS5j.-lV
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United States Hotel,

s. CONLEi, Proprietor, opposite the
l. Court House, - \ ~ IL E:IkS3BU AKA. Va.
This house hus been retittrd and mauy i'm
rOve.lents mlIde by the present proprietor, vii,
will spare no 'uins to contribute to the comliorl
Vi his visitors.
IL Good Slabing attached to the house
Sep2I
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
Dried Apples Wanted.

II WISH to pnTOhase 900 bushels Of good,
L bright, Dried Apples.
81 haze constantly on hand large stock of
by COED 5. les, l. on, Salt, Nails, Crates,
Stoves and 81 -, Also, Fresh Butter, pota-
TOES etc. he best terms. Can ana see
sa sG A. 81. Bias TBLE.
8 s.ssksssrgs Now - 1885. --lssf
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Lewis County Seminary.

| MS INSTlFUFID\ Is located in tn4 town o,
Weston, wis cOuIty, Va, aud ms D.en
est ibiISled with tnc view InAvlIu, IL. lncrr-
sing denIuud tor cducitJuhI taciiu3S i'll Gnis sec
lVn of Firginii. The SurrO IuIIuy cUu.rtry i,
fertile aud healthy, aOUunnn. ia picturesuua
scenery. aud ian tUiled Oy u IIJ'IiI.iJu proven.
Uial Tor IleIr SObrietI ,inI.Igeh:e uud nign ton.
u morality. 81 that parents V.IO place III lr Huun
or daughters IIcre can IseI assured VI IIIeir ,..
ing eApUSed 10 none u those alIurcneals to dis.
slpAtiun und vice tllat b set youth III our large
towns aud cities.
EXPEN SE'S-PRIMART DEPARTMENT
Per Session Vi Five Months 800
lnclIunLAi expenses, 81
C"LLLGIArE COURSE.
First Division. $1,000
Second do, 1919
Incidental expenses, l,Oj
Tuition 10 W paid quarterly. in advance, and
no pupil wifi Us reut.IIIItu u.IeSS the balance, al
al. preceding HccOunls DO puiI etUrehand Pu.
pi,- viii Do lrg'd frUiu tile beginning of the
IorII On which Iiey enter aui uU LeuuctI1 II WI,
be made Ca uccOMut uf absence, eAcupt in cusus
vi prUlruGIej HicNueSs ..-. ..
Young men desrious OF preparing themselves
for un early und advantageous sutraucs to Col
leg" can 10 prepared III from Toto IA months ac-
cOrding to their advancement aud habits vi = adv
and mus save time hnd expense /: snvuId longer
time Dc required no charge will bs .n1I. In
CHI Cases 80 exI'a vii 10 charged per year.
PIaclua.ity IN tIs discharge OF duties, aua
hIOr0uyHHeSS II scholarship, viii % insisted ON
tom every pupil.
Inc AcNde"nc year is divided iuto two SEES
slonS oI ~ "eeAS oac'l' cOnuIencing AS follows:
The lalt ter.m the first VI nay ia september,
the summer term the tirst .'lIal. ~ ia February
1t Is vi vast iMpVrLan: - 10 those wiIo Gotten.
plate c0uuecLIVu Win IHlS iuSiItutiUa u u. Ir.-
sant ut lac OPen!ng Vi tHs ter.n tIIll ItIcI NAV
have an equal StArI vita tlIcIr Classmates
For CT cutars giving IuII PARTICULARS Vi tho la
sllIutlOu, address tIc FTIu: pa,
JNo - 1.,kIp ~
u By p-rmissiJu-sI,c IO:.owius reiereuces
Jonathan VI B:uuetL,
K. J. McC4HdtIsiI,
Thomas Band, Weston, Va,
Aliuter Baiiey,
Jonu Morru", i:sqrs.,
Hon. Wan. Bste., U. > Senator, Psnna.
'' EpnraIm SAnAs, Aud. Con.
- } a. .1OrrIsI4t, lIs. DTuss, PniIA.
=" Cnts. ohaier, PItLSOurg.
Rev II. y. BIArana "a, U. y PniIa.
- WIN. AuaAn. y. ~, PllLs1urg
=" Jas. ). WOouS, y. -, lewiston
July liza, o06.-Iy
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Clarksburg Depot.
Riacl;s1,litlning!

ga The subscribers having formed a part
IL 1rsrship in the Blackslnithing business,
G>ASand taken the shop formerly occupied by
y. ". -MrGiunis, near Bartlest's Hotel, are pre-
h Sa to do any kind Of work in their line, At
terms. ALI work warranted.
COLLINS 81 BASH.
Clarksburg, Feb. s,.ls5s-ly
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-10-29
VOL. XII.

with twenty wood engravings. "a RsniD;,
cence of Rome follows, with ten more lin.
trations. The third article is the po,or;o,.
poem entitled " Nothing to Wear" also ;I,.
trated. Notorious we call it, from the djspu,a
respecting its authorship, which so oeeun;sd
the columns of the New York Journals Ia,
summer. Here the poem appears by WI7lig,,
Alien Butler, which is evidence that the %.
pers consider Miss Pecb's claims as woribIs..
In High Latitudes" is an illustrated art;ol.
and the letter-press is readable. Ofthe art;,l..
which follow, we can only say that they are "a.
ried and interesting. Some are original ann.
selected, and all entertaining matter. The Pa
TORS Table in this number contains lerytb,
disquisitiou upon the English and their man.
ners. 1t is, upon the whole, an appreciativa
criticism upon a great nation. The circulato,
of Harper stands now at 10000 per month
and the publishers state in their prosoectu,
that they disburse $4,000 every month to an
'hors ana ar'ists Tor work on the magazine.
Little Paul. Published and for sale a, above
This is the November number Of Ham,,
series of story books.
1t is of course By Jacob Abbot, who write,
all the stories Of the series. We know If No
writer for children who excels Mr.. Abb,,t Co.
vivid interest and graphic description. He
adapts himself to his readers with ease. and
understands all their tastes and inclina,iors
He is sometimes little improbable in Ma in.
eidents, but children usually have very la,ge
bump Of the marvellous, and he writes for
theu-not for grown.up people.
Little Paul will be a favorite anon, NJ
Abbotts stories, if we do not mistake. Il "a
full of interest, and will grace the freaile Of
many pleasant home, now that the evenings
are beginning TO lepgthen.
Universals, Quarterly Review Boston: A. Tompklps
publisher
This quarterly is ably edited, and the present
number contains several interesting articles
We have been specially interested in an article
in reply to Mr.. Brognson, Of the Catholic Quar-.
teriy. The two reviews are discussing the
question OF the infallibili,y Of the Catholic
Church, and apparently in good temper.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-10-29
THE REELECTION OF GOVERNOR CHASE.

We were right in discredting the reports of
the defeat of Governor Chase he is re elected
by a majority of from two to three thousand
votes. In Hamilton county, where be has al
ways resided, he gains largely on the vote given
last fall for Fremont. The more Mr.. Chase is
known, the more he commends himself to the
confidence of the People. The Opposition was
unscrupuous, aud basely attempted to run him
down uuder the odium of defalcation of which
one of their own Party was guilty, but which
was first brought to light aud corrected under
his Administration.
The New York EUehing Post well remarks
"The result is a gratifying one in every point
of view. 1t is the most complete political vic
tory that the Governor has ever achieved. His
previous successes, numerous as they have been,
were obtained partly through the division of his
opponents. He was elected to the United States
Senate by minority; and when he first ran for
Governor, had the opposition been united, he
would have been defeated by about ten thou
sand votes In the late election, the opposition
were united; the vote of the Americans was too
uncomfortable to be chronicled by the Ohio
press their merges in the Administration party
having become absolute; 30 that the vote Just
given was q fair test of the opposition strength
of the State.
ain the two years of his gubernatorial admin.
istration, Mr. Chase has built up the Republi-
can party from small plurality to a majority,
and has placed the future administration of its
affairs upon firm and enduring Republican
basis. He has purified it of its secret foes as
well as of its transient and unreliable allies, and
has consolidated all the friends of Freedom and
Economy into compact political organization.
This is the fruit Of wise ststesmsnship it is the
ripened confidence which his good sense, prob
ity, and forecast, have inspired. No one who
locks at his Administration without prejudice,
any longer doubts that, like Saul in Israel, he
is superior by head and shoulders to any Gov.
ernor that Ohio ever had before him. Govern
or Chase is one of the few men now in public
life who has always been faithful to his convic-
tons, and whom no immediate or prospective
political advantage has seduced into improper
balances"
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speaks with authority. VIII the Americans do
the samea Will any number Of influential cit
liens cooperate with them, and so all who de.
sire good government, whatever their party
preferences, combine to give Us a single opposi-
ton charter ticket which shall commend itself to
every honest citizen, as one worthy of his hear.
ty support? If so, there is hope. But we can.
not too earnestly impress upon our readers the
undoubted fact, that if the opposition to a cor.
rupt and extravsgant city government is divi-
ded, the reelection ola corrupt and extravagant
government Is as certain as the rising OF to-mor.
rows annn
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DOCTOR L. D. GALE, OF WASHINGTON.

Last spring, on the incoming of the Admin
ministration, ex-Msyor Lenox published an
article in the National InteiLigencer against
Miss Minors school for free colored girls of
this city, and denouncing DR.. L. D. Gale for
being one of the trustees of this school This
was the first intimation that the appointments
of Examiners of Patents were to be regarded
as spells of Office. The Patent Office is the
guardian of the rights of inventors, and of cap
italists purchasing patent rights. The capital
to be protected amounts to Hundreds of millions
of dollars, and this sum rests upon the integrity
and capacity and industry of those men in the
office known as Chief Examiners. These have
heretofore been educated to their office duties,
and have gone up regularly, having served an
apprenticeship as Assistant Examiners. But
all this is changed now, and DR.. Gale has been
removed from his position, to give his Office to a
gentleman from Missouri who has had no ex-
perience in the Patent Office.
DR.. Gale has had eleven years service in the
Patent Office, during which time he has acted
upon upwards of four thousand applications for
pdVCuNo III TIC NdElOuS DIdICHSS Vi hpDl6u
chemistry, agriculture, medicine, as well as
other branches of manufactures and of art
He was for ten years Professor of Chemistry
and Geology in the University of New York,
and for five years o manufacturing chemist in
that city. And now, after all this long service
in the office, he has been removed, only because
of his sympathy in Miss Minors effort to ele
vate the daughters of the free colored People
of Washington. This could not have happened
under the late Administration, for Miss Minors
school was warmly patronized by the ladies Of
the Presidents household.
We number DIR. Gale among our friends
We know him to be devoted to every good
word and work-a man of openhanded be-
nevolence, eminent for his intelligence, in.
tegrity, and industry; and we are glad to say
to all concerned in obtaining patents, that DR..
Gale is now Patent Agent in this city, as well
as an analytic chemist, and we hope and be
lieve his skill and ability will command the
confidence and patronage Of all who may reaG
this article.
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ELECTIoSEERING DIsHoNEsTY.-The Admin
istrationists made astounding exertions at the
late election contest in Minnesota, as we learu
from our exchanges from there. They were de-
termined to win, no matter by what means. In
the election last spring, they resorted to illegal
voting at St. Paul, and in the late election they
attempted to deceive class of foreign voters
by the crcu' alton of 5alseh, DDS. The North
american, of Philadelphia, says there are four