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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-04
WMOLE No. aI4.s


- Nov, "Whsr The lion roareth, and tho
wang doodle naoarneth forlhis first born
all. This part OF my tex, my heseech-
ing and dear brethering. IS not to be ta-
Ken as IS says. lii eion,t mean the howl
ing Wilderness where John. the Hard
she'll Baptist fed on Iocusts and Wild
asses, but ii means. my, bretherin,gr, the
city Of New. Y'oAeans, the mother of
haffots and hard lots, whar corn is warth
six BITS bushel one day and nary red
the, next; whar niggess are rs thick as
black bugs in spilled bacon ham, and gam.
blefs, thieves and piekpockeis goes skit-
ing about the streets like weasels in q
barnsyara \ ahar honest men are scarcer
than hens teeth, and wbar strange NO.
man once took in your belayea teacher,
and 'bamboozled hin, i'm out oil two hundred
and twenty dollars in the twinkliu
of sleeps tail but she ean't do il
again !. Rallelujah-ahl "For they shall
ghaw Ole. and tiee unto she mountains
6f Hepsidan, whar the lion roareSh and
the wan doodle mcufneth, for, his Erst
hoffnNah
My bretherfDg, am captain OF that
/ Ftlat.bost, you, see tied up thar. and have
got aboard Of her aoar. bacon. taters aud
as good Monongshela whiskey as ever
was drunk, and am mighty. apt 10. get a /,
big price for them all but what. MY dear
H. n II
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~
From tho Olympia Warrington TsrriteryjPt-
a onoer & Democrat.l f
Gov. Fayette 1fcnuiIen ar his Post.
Gov. Fayet.e McMullen. appointed for
this Territory, arrived at this place on
Wednesday evening last. aad took the
prescribed oath of Office on Thursday
morning. Tho Governor was received
with salute OF cannon. and on Thurs
day, at o'clock, agreeable 10 an ar
Fangement on the part OF the citizens, be
was publicly introduced TO q large audi
ence Of ladies aud gentlemen in the tenn
porary court room, by Gov. Stevens, who
On the part Of the citizens Of The Teffito-
~, gave him a. cordial welcome, as orr
fature Governor, ia q neat and appropri-
ate address. Gov. MeMuIlen fesponded
at length. IN plain, sensible, mattef.of,
fact style, in which he assured tile asssm-
bIsge that neither time nor pains would
be spared on his part. nor any oppoftuni-
" Ieft unimproved by him. whereby the
resources Of the territory might be deyel-
6ped,s its every interest advanced. incen-
lives Tor immigration increased, and pros
perity, happiness and security insured 70
The whole people.
Gov. McMulIen appeared 20 have tho
entire confidence the present adminis-
trationAGbe President and Gsbinet-and
wedoubt not, viii make very accepts
Bile Governor. He seems 70 BE somewhat
fatigued and jadad down By travel az pre-
sent, but The pure and genial climate Of
our Territory will soon put 70 fight any
temporary si6disposttIon. Wepfedict for
him firm, ,boneFgelic and agreeable adj
ministratiOn ofaour Executive Territorial
aIfairsa AZ .1s94fsg q
sRz- The first step towards love is 70
play With a cousin. There is a frec-
dom from starch 10 the intercourse Of
Young people Of this relationship. that ri
pens as natursliy into affection as buds
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:, FAILURE OF THE I9oTATo CRoPl rs, ErRopR
lMpoRFs OF iBRE&psTuFgs,-Th gener-
ally favorable accounts relieved OF slhef
harvest abroad have, in Rddilionsto their
other difficulties, excited good deal OF
uneasiness among our farmers. IL
seems. however. there is likely 20 be. a
demand Of our breadstutfs. in consc.
quence of:the failure Of tho potato crop in
England. The Mark Lane Express. re-.
cieYed, by The Baltic. announce that the
potato disease, during the three weeks
ending on the letb Of October. had as
sumed yirulence equal In diStrueiiye-
ness to the worst period Of its prevalence.
which was in ,1846, the year precious 10
the Irish famine. To aggrayaie the ap.
prehensions, inspired by this calHmiIy. 1t
appears that Great Britain cannot rely
upon the grain crops of the continent,
abupdent as they are. 70 make up the de-
iiciency Of food that will bcsceused By the
failure Of the potato crop. In France
the potato rot has manifested itself TO an
almost equally alarming extent. and the
government has taken The precaution of
prohibiting The expectation of grain until
September, 1853. Should the disease
spread its tayages over the continent gen.
orally. there is no doubt that similar pro-
tective measures will be adopted by tho
diferneDt governments. The Express
anticipates liat owing to the failure OF the
potato crop. England will be compelled 70
import next year al least Eve million quar-
ters Of grain. the greater portion Of which
will, probably, bs drawn from the United
States.
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DRIVE Us FROM Not our aF Pos111os I4
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aftsrnsn,fn,SS n,fn,SSt,si .asAea g sstsed aioq aids
70 !. County house just out Of tie cityl
believe you are crazy. Jenny, exclaimed
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TRANSPORTATTON.
q ZPittsburg Railroad
s. !. s. J o.
SPRING ARR,AN ANGEMEN9

SFSlsl "a -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. :,
Trains z, ran through to Rdee1ing g Pitts6argh,
" daily, (sunday's s2eyptsdl Us fOllOEi;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
7S RS q ~ WAY sasiSa. SFFyes Z. 4
aA5 R1pToss Train, stops only a. Hudson Ravenna,
Alliance Bayard, salneyllle, YeIlsVle, and
Liverpool, and arrives At Pittsburgh At $40 P ".
ol6 n Accommodation Train for RaTenna and Way
LEAVE PITTsBunGH.
S 1 Il s "a s'f@s SSssaS sS'i az SIS 6
500 EsR ssEsa Ea s w1y sssSs Ss: ssssB ss
Winchester, arrives At Cleveland at 9:5U II and
LEAVE WHEELING.
s16 N Man Train stops at Way Stations, arrives at
Pittsburgh at 2:26, and at Cleveland at 4s60 p III.
aEfiyes FittsbuTsb ssd 81, iad Cleveland
Accommodation Train leaves Rayenua At s2s Am,
Hudson q lUo n stops At all satiOnS aud arrives At
az All Traius stop At Euclid Street Station.
Tuscnrnwus Rrnnch.
Trains leave New Philadelphia KS y, Dover at s:C5,
viii Train on Sain Line, for clsveiaad ritt.SaFs6 Sn5
wheeling Leaves Bayard nt las 81 arrva Train
245 81 Arrives at Dover 800, and New PhiadvrhIG
No change Of Cars between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh t
Connections
The Trains connect at Pittsburgh with II PennsylvRnIa
Railroad for HarrisburGh philadelphia, BaGrnere, New
seubcnyle with The steubenVllle and Indiana Railroad
for Cadl, Coshocton Newark, Columbus and ClncInna
At Wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland, fredericksburg, Washington City and Ba.
more Also with Steamers for Marietta Parkersburg, and
At Cleveland With the Lake Shore and Cleveland Tole
do Railroads for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Canada New
York Toledo, Chicago Burlington, 0c Island Davenport
Gaenn, Racine, Milwaukee, St Paul and the Great North
TieEets can be purchased at the ONCE on The Line.
also, at all the principal Ticket Oees various
nectinE Roads.
ED- Pare AZ low as by any other Route.
su2'ts Once e E Railroad, J. DuRAND, supt.
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no. 11s Main-Street, Wheeling, va.
now opening Of the finest and largest aS5ortments
OF goods In his line that has been brought to this
city, which win b. sold Wholesale and Retail At prices
Among his goods be Gold and Silver Watches
from some Of the most celebrated English Suisse Manu-.
iactnrereTs Also, die real D. II. D. American Patent
Lever WAtehss. Clocks In great variety, including FEW
gay Of fine quality suitable for Banks, RaroAd
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful yeEey in sets Of Coal A1osaie
Cameo Gold Stone, Lava, all Gold JcWcIry Also an
assoment Of Soft Solder and plated JeWey very cheap
line pocket Cutlery, Razo5, seIgsors, SILVER Napkin
Kings, Gard Caset Gold PENS &c. &c. Every article
ths 70 be good represent
ed, or the money returned. call Is respectfully solicited
mh26 lis Main 81. one door rom Marall nNlnrIa.
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keeptng, Lectsfes eHd Psnuadashtp, iardrid5EyiN
For FS3 tOT'rsetH LdfsS Department, 70
ME PRoPRlEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
cess which have marked the Of their Institution aimee
its at the Capital and stimulates them re-
neEed e1eruons 70 meet IN 0 most Sctspt manner the
rapidly increaxng demand for aprGcttedL and eoDpreeN
st1e c0urss Of Daercftke tratatg. The great practical
experience OF the Prncpa In heavy Banking and Colner
eal ouEes, assisted By educated and accomplished eente-
men has enabled hun 70 bring to degree Of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM instruction, By oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Zach
STUDENT BY this drilled the DESK iRiCtd
1lg step by step nnhe ha1 nAStreIl whole Fohtine.
Of An AcGUuntanta dutiea Thoroughly GOKphAe had
3erUed an oreIiticsahtp In some Atr0s C0Aaercidt
HOuse and thus all aWkwArdness; alterng elregUuS
6lqndeTs are, in q great measure, disIipated.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants We have also secured the services Home
most elnnEnt Lecturers Ohio lecture ON commercial
topics.
Our COURSE Of Instruction Is too extended partcuarze
here but u embraces thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING viii Iree and fun discssoi OF
It's Scientific eplesLeetureS upon Commercial History
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men,
ogEaPh, Commercial Products, Commercial CRengtiOnS,
Political EconoGys Mercantile Law, EtheS Trade Part
nership, SC.
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c441Ll At&t4g h4&F TEA 4EEE1DE.
SToSR & THOMAS take pleasure IN announcing that
Winter
OFy q Gods, Varieties uad MElIInery q ooIls.
They have Just received their sec0nd Fail Purchases,
Tte aude % their foTe stock, VII enable them pre-
sent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
embracing the BEST sEEeTlOS Of choice goods they have
10 their former variety they have added alSrEe stock
CATPetn and Rugs Of the latest designs makes,
and aS9 beHntfai line Of choice Fur suitable for the
Winter Tradeto both Of which, well their stock
eenerany " they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been In the Eastern ctie8 PREVIOUS
the late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton FABRICS buy
log largely With the Cash, las they have done for many years
$50 as well a directly from The 1mPorterg. and AanufSe
utd In some inbtanccs sblG o6cf Inducements
to CdBh Bnger9, either By PIECE or Al RETAIL
exec d by no snlilpr house Il the Vest
TO meet the wants Of their rapidly ucreRsIng Trade
have made and are making ample arranEemento furnish
the Public with the 1tockG Of EooE
their line la the West.
In this stock may be found fully
1000 yds SlksembEaCing Of the dnest imported
4,g9O . kEs9eh Asginees, caah9eres, Bomba1ineS,
full line of the Richeat Painted 6hded and Bat
In striped CashmerGs and DrlNses---uapoFted
40 slaNs and CloaEs-enbTaeng some Of the richest
ever offered IN Wheeling
$4,000 yds GinshainE, Debazes, DelAines aud Prints
6QiJOO " Of Observation-Disclosures the largest line
American Woosna aud Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, u not by any house in rhs city. t1
trade aud pledge the Public that upon their part
shall be wanting to please. -
They feel confident that they offer inducements TO
ctoSS cs buyers sxGeed by no house In the west, II in
the United States No trouble goOdSRnodS sent tt
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
"a Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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qIle 1lbeeLil,a grlteLIiaellter,
TERMS.
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI.WEEKLY AND WKEKLY, BY
A MPBELL & McDERMoT.

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy St
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MISCELLANEOUS.


For FitN Conrss, faclNdiRg az Departments Of Book
EesptH0, Lectures osd PeaMGnSttp, iNrdrid5igi IN
s4 ga ag%age Hs,Ig r SO
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ENOUURAGE AMERICAE MAN0P1CTURLS
BUIAERk1R BOOEK.kkkRRlESa
Writing Fluid

INCE this superior Fluid has been before the public
~ now nearly Il has been constantly anIng
ay9T and now preferred by many to The farfamed Ar
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THE LADIES, DRP1RTlLEMT

THE LADLESf DEPARTMENT
L opened forthe reception ofLadies No Institution in
the Union impars more thorough nteresng in
this Department.
best Efforts TO merit in s more eminent degrees the Hat
tfinB reception with which enterprise has
pledge Olrsetues 70 tlp1rt thorough, pr1cticuE
course or Mercantile than Gt any
phter similar Mercantile ColLcQ6
Among the many recommendation, We give the follow
are personally acquainted with Mr. GTangers ability
Accountant and Teacher Book Keeping which the
highest order. He has had great experience Acc
c9untant In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities In imparting Practical
Egotrsdge o Book Keeping and thorough GORRtercidI
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@. R. BROWN

Watches, JeWeIFy STIVeranGi 7SInfeSi ~
Clocks, &C. &c.
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I. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
L0RIN ANDREWS,

F'laeGs '1 senSG VOHese'
To young men who wish to acquire sBastn EdWea-
toB," think It affords facilities very seldom c"aed
Mr. GAANoER has qualifications teak oWl.
ge and ap!ness in teaching added 70 practa. 70 ntIg
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates
Gated efof BOots.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. JANEEY, See1y hoard Of Control, Stnte Bank Of o.
y. r. PARA, Book Keeper ut D. 7. WoodbuFyis.
D.OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. 2. MILLS, Sec1y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
Q. B. MASON, Book Keeper At J. H. Riley Z Co.'S.
Eag4For full particular, send for circular
GRA9GER Dc ARMSTRONG,
ie4-lv ProprietorB.
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VF0oll4a Hair lBeHtOR1ttyet
.HRlSFI aupply-iuIt received and l1g sale b.
~ 49, I - !. h. LOGAN ! CO..
lsHI8 REldgo eoEaer nragIiltl-
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DIrecI Inlp6rl01Ior

-NAJE have this day received from the
~ es IN Belfast our Fall Importation Irish LinCns
S.sy Linens, ana Linen Canbrie HHndkeFehrfs. Thrhs
snted a pure Linen We would sptetfuy Invite pur.
elaseF1 70 cali and exaniae, determined 20 ke
~ less prices than eau be purchased In the city.
saplg hElskELL 9 s4EARINGEN.
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s Pez sifs 5ssPRRgi, 6 g; =
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

OPENED THIS DAY and now resdv for
5aale, fresh supply OF Chickerine EsonS eel.
u M ebrated Piano POrtes, Of beautiful Black Wal
nut and Rosewood hnllh, and for bFilliAnet OF
tone and EtneSs Of touch be this
country or Europe, and lowest manusct.
reT1 prices, including Carriage.
Also, Prince Co.'s MelOdeOnB, style, with full and
ha SWELL Of dne Rosewood hnish lowest Buda
PrceS with OF Martins celebrated Guitars
tsslan French aud German Yollns TiOllnceos Flutes
fss bantos Camborines Tuning Forks, the Italian
with all other articles In the muic line and gene.
raj assortment of Variety Goods.
Wholesale and the old Music and Variety atare
No. Rs Union street @--4 a1l'sS = ''s's
Iny2 yAS NFtsTIOb
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DOCTOR n. l.. HARPER,
LATE or 5ALLEGLLENY CITY, PA.)
NENDERs his professional services to the citizens Of
Wheeling, aud hopes from his experience and skll,
hHriRg been engaged i GcfiUs Fdctfce than
teen ysdrS to render satisfaction to all who require
iEServices.
once No. 9ls AIain street. square the Monroe
House, and Immediately opposite the residence Of John
AIcIiire. 50. declu-Gul,
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NUMBER 2i7
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
F4LL IND WINTER TRADE.
GToNE & THOMAS take pleasure IN announcing that
~ they are now Ia receipt of SiF fun aOek Of Ia and
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IN the petition Of D. Perkins, Of GAINESVILLE Ohio w
Mahon Phlsdelph Pennsylvania praying
sion q granted them 1S43
impsoy loeomovess for seven
from expiration Of said PATENT which place
10Th day Of April, Is53-
raid petition be
Monday, 3oi March O'Clock, and all per
notified and cause They have why
petition onrhi to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 e in The Patent
Ofce their objections, specially forth
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used the said hearing be
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an the peui'on OF Daniel Fitzgerald, Of city
praying for the granted me
lst Cay Of June, ssa
and safes, for expiration Of said paenr
which takes plsce on the lst day OF june tss7-
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notified appear VI any they have
way said petition ought not granted. =
the
once fheH objections specially
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fied in he once before morning day the
arguments, ~ any, within thereafter. 5F.
Ordered also, that this
gsnce and Evening Star. Washington Republicans Eanarr
Pennsyivsnisn Phiisderha Daily Ne~ Poet
Boston week for three previous the
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National Inauguration BAN.

co-,-ifiss Of harisfSeu.
Hen. ]. r. Thompson, Mai wn w. Russell,
Geo Y. Pugh, J. Nevin,
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sFenue,
families foe
ths cnrnife~
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O'Clock, The morning +,h of March will
he New York and Lne douse
right composed o The misy, 18Th where
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stated win be scfy observed The different
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O'Clock, M procession ~ai from the parade
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den elecI Will ssl Iench the Hossi whole
hA under orders face nwards and Pre
viii hen
Hotel TO the Capitol.
Throughout sannes adornments
be introduced but on euibems devices will
Ted 10 disturb The ezfiouai ceremony
When the head OF the coiumn sba
the Capo ito BE-
OF the committee of the tn
SENATE win The Preden coiunn under ORDERS viii
kat The military will ranks
and carriaEs
through 10 the place where the Senate committee win
CAPITOL The orders OF the will witners
suursion scccrd~g their
programme, which will be
Of the senate co and OF which, formed
due notice will be the public.
The the msSsiais, psrshAI aids win
Of
wD concluding the &C
tcl be 81 guts The public grounts
Aer winch, military, m1sals,
and ads wi The dasl ths President
suep& ants 10 the Executive Mansioa