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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
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READ HER LETTER.

Mcssrs. Railway & Col tried your Ready Relics and
ahd joints rubbed with t and pain alter the
arsg minutes was rubbed with up 70 the present zine
Srs, do know wat O. compare Charm aor
Is mystery % WasG uppls for years, ana
not The proper use OF my limos Tor Three years. worn
down a skeleton. then commenced the use Of your
Ready Reues hesJveut aud EeEulztOrs The pain len
10 minutes, and Gegan % gam strength very ash aEd
could Ia lew weeks before heard Of
your remedies taken % Dr. FErEer Dr. Reese DE-.
Wardle- Dr. Mcclellan, and many other ph scans isis
city cannot remember. com leely pulled 70
pieces BY AlY constitution cUmplelsI broken
up wiki medicines J1at did good could pui
foot % the ground nor pick pm. Tilted and
ded up anu down stairs ike infant and uoW,
God BY me Of your remedies, strong
had the common rbsumEl isuIu and carcnir
and the palsy. You car publish ms, % you ike
SARAH a. ROUGH,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

TIE SUGAR QUEsTroH.-The following taken from
the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, shows
tie sources to which we are indebted for our for
eign supply Of Sugar, and also its value:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
DR.. shalIenbergGr's
BY EXPRESS {!


THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS
WE have Just received small importation Of those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
who have waiting for them should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them than they
have been sold in this city,
jan!O-'57. wATERFIELD & WALKER.
THE PREMIUM DRESS HATS!
A T the popular house Of WATERFIELD q WALKER the
- elegant style Of Dress Hats always be found.
At period in their history have they been better prepared
wATERFIELD & WALLER.
Premium Ha'ters, 26 Public Square.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR
CASH.
WE for sale magnificent Building fronting 100
w feet Broad street, West Nashville price which
il. & R. w BROWN,
JanlO-'57-dIOt. Az Cherry street.
FAMILY NEt,RUES ron SALE
LIKELY negro woman 81 years old and likely BOYS
"A months anu years old for sale will sell only
person who will give them good home in Nashville
vicinity Gas stock good Building Lot in Edge
field or West Nashville will be in pat payment Ad-
dress Box COS, Nashville =. o. Janl0-'57- hot
FOR RENT.
No 1s Cedar street. Nashville, two Rooms, suitable for
"A Banking House, store, Doctor or Lawyers Office.
JanIO-tL JAMES q HARRISON. .
FRESH ARRIVALS.
THREE Hundred Watches, invoice OF Fancy Goods,
Fancy Boxes, Writing DesRs &c, together with
lot Of Soaps and Colognes 10 be sold to close
jane CHAS FOX.
Just received 100 Unabngsd DictOnsrys Also,
q an invoice Of Shot Guns ana Rifles TO be sold
Corner Cherry and Cedar streets and opposite Post
Once. gsu6,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
L such as Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, !.
Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, tho Vice
ofLnanism, or Self Abuse, DO, 90.
Tho Howard Association, in view OF the avn
full destruction of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deceptiors practicsd upon tho
unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quaeks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afiic
ted, who apply by letter. with description of
their condition, age, occupation, habits OF 1ifeO
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
to Furnish Medicines Froe OF Charge. The
Howard Association is benevolent Institution :.
established by special endowment, for tho reIie}
OF the sick and distressed, afflicted withIV Vim
lent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a sur-
plus ofmeans, which the Directors have voted 10
expcnd in advertising the above notes. Il ia
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish the most approved modern Treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report
on SPermntorrhpa. or Seminal Of the Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will t,e
sent by mail, Gin scaled enYelope.) Free or
Charge ,on the receipt Of Two STAN pc for Dosta1a
Addaess, DR.. GEO; r. GA LlIOUN, IonsuitiS1
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. . Sonth
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, PRxslDxn4.,
GEo. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
The Fairmout Bank.

We learn from the Richmond papers
that the notes o. all the independent -
banks-including of course that in this
place--have been passing in that city
at heavy discount since the money
panic commenced. The "South" speaks
Of the independent system as beautiful in
theory. but impossible in pra cIice." We
are afraid that the metropolitan tnan
We have heretofore consistently opposed
Ssate-stock banking as mere Imitation
mockery, yet the very reasons which
make that system such. do in times like
the present cause us TO prefer the notes
Of those banks. The Fairmont bank. for
instance, never lends as much money as
was collected from the public 10 conGti-
tute its State CAPITAL. Besides this. the
Treasury Of the State holds one dollars
worth of Virginia State stocks for every
dollar Of paper money that our bank has
in circulation. Moreover, the S ockhold-
ers are bound-each TO the amount Of
his stock, besides the stock itself-to
make its notes good. So that it is almost
absolutely impossible that the note hold
er should lose anything. There is no
bank in safer CONDITION than ours but
if it should fail. still its note holders
would not lose a cent. We prefer Fair
mont money to any other : and it may
be mentioned that it always commands
in Baltimore. the highest price paid FOR
Virginia money. Indeed, the Cashier OF
the Fairmon, bank has within ten DAYS
been offered a premium as between his
own and other Virginia money. Every
body in this country, SO far as we know
prefers Fairmont notes to any other. On
Monday last. it is true. the q sovereigns"
being here to attend court. exchanged
notes for specie TO the amount OF several
hundred dollars. each one. however. ex-
pressing his confidence in the bank. Per
sons who are silly enough to allow them
selves to be shaved on the notes Of such
q bank, deserve but little sympathy.
n9ssoa5 FaImont Hirgiaian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
CAprA1s A. JOHNSON.
Norwegian Barque Ellen,
for his humane. prompt. jealous and
successful efforts, in rescuing per-
sons from the wreck Of the
steamer Central
aa. America"
I'll 1857.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF SrATE,)
Washington. 3Oth Sept. 1857.
s. T. Sawyer. Esq. Collector Of the Gus.
toms. Norfolk. Virginia:
Sal transmit Pocket Chronometer
and Chain which the President has di.
rected to be presented to Captain A.
Johnson. of the Norwegian barque Ell
len." as slight testimonial of his uppre-
citation Of his services in rescuing, under
most trying circumstances. so many OF
the survivors from the wreck Of the
steamer Central America. will thank
you to deliver these articles TO Captain
johnson. and express to him the Presi.
dents high sense OF his gallant, energet>
&c and successful exertions upon the oc>
casion referred to.
am. sir.
Your obj. serv't.,
(signed) LEWIS CAss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

THE MONEY PASrc-The money panic
still continues. while in some Of the
eastern cities confidence seems to be re-
turning and business is being resumed to
some extent, in other localities it is ex-
tensively spreading. 1t seems to be tn"
general opinion that the end is not yet.
In this vicinity there has been no further
failures or suspensions during the past
week. Since our last it has been posi-
lively ascertained that the reported fail
Ere Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling. was false rumor.
That bank probably stands as firm as
any Of the others. The North and West
have suffered the most during the past
week. The Ili;uois Central Railroad
Company and Michigan Central Railroad
Company have both failed. Il is stated
tina. Gov. Wise has issued proclama-
ton that the notes Of the kanawha Bank
will not be taken for revenue
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
a Drssavrn TR1nurE.-I.will be seen

A DEszRvrD TR1BurE.-I. will be seen
blythe correspondence in to-day's paper
that President Buchanan. has made Cap
tain johnson of the Bark Ellen. who
saved Sc many of the passengers OF the
los. Central America. present of q tine
Chronometer watch. The tribute is in
excellent taste aud richly deserved.
Now let Congress at its next session
order medal to be struck commemora.
tive Of the gallfnt self:sacriice Of Capt.
Herndon, in his endeavors to save his
passengers. and grant his family an an
nual pension equal TO his pay. Let Us
show the gallant spirits in our public ser,
vice. that merit and devotion are appre'
ciated. 1ia4 '.'ia .llas -. 'roy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

MECCA AND MOHAMMED.-G, p. Putnam
1fl d Co. have published and have now ready
for sale, "Burton's Pilgrimage TO Mecca and the
Tomb of the Prophet, with nm introduction by
Bayard Taylor" vol. II mo-, with illustrR-
tions, 81. so.
The history OF this curious book is as follows:
Burton, an officer Of the East India Company
having by a long residence in Upper India, 40
CURED perfect knowledge of the OnentWl Ian
gragc and customs, project a visit, under the an
spices Of the Royal Geographical Society. to tho
Holy City of Mecca and the Tomb of tho Proph-
ct at Medina, places rarely, ifevery before visit.
cd by an Englishmnn. This no successfully 40
comPlished in 1884, disguised as N ohamme-
dan Dervish. Tho history of the pilgrimage il
not surpassed in interest and originality by any
book Of travel every Notwithstanding his
residence at Cairo rs a Mohammedan Student
the journey across tho desert with tho great an
nual caravan Of Pilgrims; the visit to tho Tomb
OF MoEammGd: tho discovery that the sacred
blackstone ut Mecca is an acrolite, tho annual
sermon preached ut Mecca to an audionSo Of so, =
0oo-Pilgrim: gatherd from all parts OF the Mos
lem world; his narrow escape from detection; and
tho only accurate account of tho ceremonies OF
the MuSSclmnn futh. "
TO the religious community this work furnish
es information never before made public, respect
ing the ceremonial laws of largo proportion OF
tho Eastern world; wlilo for general interest
Burton's narrative will compare fuvorAbly with
either Eothen, or Crescent and tho Cross
Up. PUTNAM 81 CO.,
Fob. IS, 1857. No. S2l Broadway N. Y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

OuR "sUM PUMrKrs. For the graft
ication Of our friends, and the astonish.
ishment oi-'the rest of mankind we
would state. that We have gathered our
Big Pumpkin, noticed heretofore in this
department. 1tmessures TnrRrY INCHES
IN diameter, seuen feet and one inch in cir,
cumfsrence the largest way. about SIG feet
the smallest way: and weighs One hun.
arsd and Ninety fps and hal pounds. Il
was raised from seed brought from
France and obtained through the Paten,
Office, and proves to be a good table
pumpkin. Those who wish ioFsee this
monsttosity can do so by attending the
Marietta Fair. where Il is now on eIhibi.
ton, or by calling on US after its close. II
Us proper 70 state shat il Was grown on
ordinary sandy soil. without rnsnnrinr Or
extra care .- Pdrkers6u.S Msps.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
sE1Dzs. W1raEKs a. Cow. b...a

szIDzs. W1raEks q Cove heard
incidentally. that every dollar of the debt.
due by the late banEing house of Sslden
Mlthers. d Co.. except 70 the State ~
-vlrginis. has been paid up by the trus.
tees IN full, with interest and also ina.
S15e.ooo-of the three or four hnndr.J
thousand the louise owed Virginia Is mo-
IN the hands of the trustees ready n he
paid to the agents Of the State. the dss
payment OF which is. however. delavsJ
by some disagreement. of partners eor
corning the settlement Of Affair." sno,..
themselyes.-W aaiinaton SIR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
From tho Washington Onion.
Baltimore as il is.
BAITIMoRE, SEPT.

BAITIMoar, SEPT. 3oth, 81.
MI. Editor The justice of your re-
cent structures nponithe condition of affairs
in baltimore is acknowledged by every
man who has any regard for truth. 10
show how much respect issdue TO the
statements Of the Patriot and Clipper,
that your charges against the character
Of our city are false and groundiess. i
beg to submit to your readers the adyer-
lisement ofthe chief OF police. which dai.
ly appears in our city papers. II Is Of
itself perfect vindication OF the truth OF
your charges as to the state OF morals
which exist in BaltimorsE:9T 14oPA IA
s"PolIcE NoTIoE." EInf nsequetce Of q
lawless spirit which has shown itself in
some parts Of the city, his honor the may
or, has directed an INCREASE in The
reserve, force in The eastern and western
d;s,r;ctsS 9h tslf&s2al ,sshoY 62lT ssois
This force will be kept constantly on
duty aud ready for service. 'hoi''s',stS I"
. Thereby direct that Deputy Marshal
Manly take charge, in person. ofthe force
in the western and southern districts . :
Asitis impossible to cover with the
force at the disposal of the city. all parts
of the districts where these occurrences
take place. il is respectfully requested
that any citizen who may witness any dis.
orderly or riotous proceedings In advance
of the police. or may have reason to sus>
pect any attemptto violate the law, will
report Immediately to the nearest station.
BENZ. j. HERRING. 10
5H Marshal of Police. :,
In addition to the above. I send you.
without comment, an item from the local
columns Of the Sun" Of this morning !,
"A1rAcK ON A PASSENGER Coach. -
Yesterday morning whilst the 4 O'Clock
passenger coach OF one OF the leading ho.
tells was conveying its passengers to the
Camden station, il was wantonly asssiIed
on the corner of Baltimore aud Charles
streets BY party Of rufians. who threw
bricks and discharged pistols at the We;
hicIe TIE windows were smashed by
the missiles. and ball from pistol lodg-
ed in the sash. work. No one was injured.
The leading hotel" referred to is Bar.
NUNS. The coach assailed was filled
with passengers. chiefly strangers leaving
the city. As yet there have been no arrests
Will the Clipper and Patriot now say
that all is peace. quiet. and order in Bal.
timore A STRANGER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
To Samuel T. Sawyer. Esq. Collector o
Customs, Norfolk.

@The following tribute to the wisdom
Of democratic measure is from the Hart.
ford Courant. press which has constantly
and strenuously opposed the democratic
cause: The gold in the sub. TREASURY is
made available 20 all who can command
United State bonds of 1867 and '6e by
SECRETARY Cobb. who makes the the liber.
al offer TO pay in gold llGlollars, and the
accrued interest besides. for e. very 100 dol
lars OF 'he United states paper that is Of
tered previous to November l: after that
ne VIII onlr pay Ia on the 100. Thus
the suo,treasury is made to aid the bust.
treasury has been reduced millions of dol.
lars since the LIST of July and almost ey.
cry dollar of it has gone into the yanl,s
OF the banks. That Uncle's strong boI
does not prove as injurious as i. Was once
feared 1t would" S-->'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

THE WAY They Do Tn1Sas OVER IN
onIo.-Is is reported that Cincinnati
banker went into the branch bank at Pr
qua. Ohio. on Thursday last. with car
pet bag of bank notes to demand specie.
A mob OF citizens. not connected with
the bank. followed. and requested him to
leave town Immediately. or take lynch
ing. The broker accordingly left with
out accomplishing his object. His name
was not ascertained.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

From TIE WEST GShipprecks-
Hen Eaten by Sharks.-An extraordinary
case Of double shipwreck is reported in
the St. Christopher papers. as follows:
The "Roshabella" left Dominica early
night Of the 18th of May, storm sudden
~ brewed up. heavy sea struck the yes.
sci and she became a total wreck. Moth.
ing was saved but trunk Of money. and
with this the Captain and supercargo got
ashore. They then purchased a cargo Of
sugar and chartered the Esther" of Gu
facoa for an half hour, and then without
2 moments warning. fearful Tornado
struck the Schooner, and she instantly
went down. -a
Twenty one persons wero washed of,
and with great difficulty avoided the vor-
tex OF the sinking vessel. The boat for.
tunately got adrift. but the plug was out!
For three hours they madly struggled to
stop the hole. and at last it was done. ,@
But meanwhile the sharks had taken of
several of the miserable men. and only IS
Ancceeded in getting into the boat.
They picked up the oars 1t was quite
SsIks and when morning came they saw
10 land in any direction. For four days
and three nights the wretched men with.
out morsel Of food and scarcely a YES.
sage OF clothing. labored- at the oars. and
'onsihe morning Of the 9Th of July the boat
reached st. Christopher. ten men being
Csiiye.ohus allin the, last stsge of exhaus-
ton. One died almost Immediately at
ter being carried ashore. The rest were
Hospitality cared for.sSaz @,-5SO "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

SPECIAL ELECTION IN BARBoUR.-The
Governor has issued his proclams ton or
dering an election to be held in Barbour
county. on the I9th Of November. for a
member of the House OF Delegates. 1t
will We recollected that the contest last
spring between DR.. Talbot and Col.
s1urm was very close; that DR.. Talbot
was given e=certi6cate of election and
resigned his place on account of some In
formality in making the returns.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
Fall. 1857. aogEa

FALL. 1857. FALL.
:. w: p! IRWIN. are now receiving from
STOCK OF GOODS, purchased principaIIv
for cash. and owing TO The tightness In ths
Money circles they feel confident thew can
sell their goods in accordance with The ;ii2es.
= Among their stock may be found Ladies.
Gr sss 1000 SoOdss Fgeods KY. Jeans, cs.simeres,
and Hosiery Of all sizes and description
y Hats Caps, Hardware, Queensware, Buckets.
or0oms' Zinc Washboards, DC. go. = -
soois and Shoes--among which may be found
Laolss Misses and Children's Boots. Shoes and
toaHLg Gauers' better quality, aud 81 prices
Brown Muslin, yard wide. - 10 cts.
RS H.. 12cts.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
EwJohn II. Murphy has jus. received,

wJohn H. Murphy has jus. received.
and is now opening. a. his extensive
Watch and Jewelry, Establishment. a
large and elegant Stock Of Clocks. Watch.
es. Jewelry. Notions. Fancy Goods. etc.
The present is by far the largest and most
varied assortment ever brough. to this
market, and will be disposed Of at very
low rates. Give him q call.
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ETC.,, q. Nertalk. Ar.qus. oet. 4.
Honor'to the Brave.

Al handsome tribute to true worth has
been paid by the President of the United
States by present from him to Captain
a. johnson. of the Norwegian Barque
Ellen. Of a valuable pocket Chronometer.
Although the noble Captain needed no
other reward for his gallant conduct.
than the feelings of his own generous
breast in being The happy instrument Of
saving from destruction a large number
of his fellow beings. yet enthusiastically OF
appreciation from the head Of a great ma.
ton must inspire additional feelings OF
more than ordinary pleasure. And the
motive which prompted The present is
honorable in the highest degree to the
excellent Chief Magistrate of our coun-
try. aud he has well represented the
wishes Of his countrymen by his gener'
GUS act. -asza; - ,zs. a. 4srs-o
We heartily wish Capt. johnson. a
long life OF happiness and prosperity
which We are sue will be spent 10 con-
tinued acts OF service to his fellow men,
We publish with pleasure the interest
ing correspondence on the subject The
watch is Of rare .beautysand intrinsic val.
ue. with a massey gold chain and key at.
t.ched to ii. The following is the in.
scription on its inner case:
The President
Of the
United States
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INV RIRVG SFORE m ELhRKSBTRE.

TAMES& BROTHER would Respectfully an
y nounee TO tho citizens of Harrison county and
the public eenerallys that thoy have oponed a
store opposite the Court house, in Casksbure.
where they have for sale an assortment oS
Drugs, Medicines aud Dye-stuffs, which ethey
will sell at low. prices for CASH
may rest assured they will get nothing BAT )
good article. G5fi gNilUl sI2 q rass 3gi -
We hope by our knowledge Of tho business y
ensure public eonadenes. w. oels y Z
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
"COL. BEN. WILSON,
Prosecuting Attorney for Harrison


In burlesque card with the above
heading for signature. that appeared
some time since in the Weston Herald, a
practical joking friend of our excellent
Attorney for the Commonwealth. "run a
sharp set saw" upon him. which was ex>
tensively copied by the papers throughout
the State. No one acquainted with Col.
Wilson would suspect him of writing the
article, but as it was doubtless read BY
many who have not that pleasure. we
deem it due to him to state that be never
saw or heard of it until it appeared in the
Herald, when he enjoyed the joke as we'll
as any one else. We have no idea that
the potatoes and buffalo meat" of the
West could induce the Colonel to leave
his native county and the best practice in
it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

~ When our rirtuous friends die,
they are not lost forever; they arc only
gone before US 10 better world.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
re The Suffolk, (Va..) Sun

Eg The Suffolk. (Va.,) Sun is bragg
ging abou. a pumpkin weighing "a
pounds. Mr.. John Peck of this place has
one which he raised. that weighs 1o4
pounds. and is not disposed to brag about
it, either.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

RgFriendshipa is a silent gentleman
that makes no parade the tue heart
dances no hprnpipe on the tongue.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
Collector Of the Customs.
To Capt. A. Johnson. Norwegian barque
Ellen" Norfolk. Va.
NORFOLK. VA.

NORFOLK. VA.
October 9Th. 1857.
DEAR S1R:-I am honored by your
very kind letter of yesterday.
To be thus distinguished by the Presi-
dent Of the United States is the most for
tunate event in my not uneventful life.
l say fortunate. because feel that in my
part of the transaction to which you have
SO fiatteringly alluded, l was but the hap
Ply instrument Of effec.ieg what every
true sailor would have rejoiced to do I'm i.
der the same trying circumstances.
The beautiful case containing the
watch. will be a proud legacy in my
house. and beg you. with my acknowi.
edgments, to say SO to the enlightened
statesman who presides over the desti>
MES OF your country.
pray you to accept tokens Of my per.
sonal regard. am. dear sir,
Your grateful serv't..
A. JOHNSON.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
HWe call attention 10 The ...a.

As We call attention to the cards Of
James & Brother. found 10 our adyer-
Using columns. They are enterprising
and honorable young men, thoroughly
understand their business, and seem, dis
posed to do business upon .orrscs prinsi-
pies. - : 8 e'i'5a