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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
United States UoteI.

n S. CONLEY, Proprietor. opposite the
i Court House, PARlLERSBU w.
This house has boon Iefitted and many i'm
rovenents mnde by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to tho conlor,
OF his visitors.
U Good Stabling attached to the houss
sep2ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Fresh ARRIVAL.
DIR. LOSEpu T. CAl

NV "VSEIII u. -NAKK -------- y
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE,
<.zmA Opposite Bartlstts lIotol, ClnTks-
KY burg, Va, has Just received from Phi.
~ lsdelphia aud Now York large aud
~ we'll selctcd,, stock of AhnaTicaa,
A French and English chemicals, Drugs
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints, OILS,
Dyestuffs, Vnrnish, Brushes, G lass Spices PSrfu,
mery, Fancy Articles, Stationery, tonlectiono1
~, etc., etc. Also, largo stock Of
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
ofevery brand and quality /; all of which no will
soil low for cash, or on tho usual credit to pune
tuAl customers.
prescriptions carefully compensated. Goods
are selected with caro-. and warranted as repro
sented. noylo "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Robert Kneln

PR0FEssoR and Teacher Of tho Piano. M.,o-
deon, Guitar, Flute, and the scicrce Of M
s sS ge n1s o having ecntod IN
ssEy,c so1a respectfully offer LIS pTofss-
EDGE in the srt of Music. Long expt ana
pies MIN TO give satisfaction and si,ayo az r.s-
J5sonage is respectfully solicited Pianos, MaIo.
deNns, etc repaired and tuned. D-04O-
- Agency for Knabo's Planes .nd PIT.
d Co.'s Melodeons. 4 Hlt1 1A1hSe
clarksbuEg, Va. anaa-,,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Dried Apples VVanted.

WISH to PuEChase, goo bushels Of good,
l. bright, Dried Apples .~'
have constantly on hand large stock of
Dry Good :. q cs, lr on, Salt Nails, Grmtes,
Stoves and Glass. Also, Fresh Butter, Pota-
toes, ETC., call sold the best terms. Cal and see
A. NJ. BASTABLE.
: saksb=TH, Nov. 12 ls5s.-l4tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
E3ayIy kcys e. Son,

WHOLESALE GROCEHS &; COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, No. ;, South Eutnw Street
Baltimore, Md, will give thoir attention to tho
selling OF Flour, Grain, w DOL, Leather or any
Sind OF country produce which may be co nSigned
to their care, and by leave refer to tho follow
ing gentlemen.
W. Harrison, Bcni. Wilson, Chos. Lewis
j. D. Wilson, Burton Dcs?arl, ClnrEsburg.
J. NJ. Bennett. JAS. Bonuctt, Mintcr Bailey
Caleb BogScSs, VIM. F. Arnold, Ri. Mccain
!: j. Winter, VIM. G. Fitzhmgh'' g. W. San
6usky, MeSSrs. w. johnson a Co. Elias Lawson
Bridgeport.
NJ. II. johnson, L. n. johnson, G. II. 4
Burdett, pruntytown.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
''uIN
HENRY TAYLOR.


a few .expe, iments have been made
and published in this country. showing by
accurate measurement. the advantage OF
cutting wheat when the chaf has partly
changed from green to yellow. We find
the following additional proof in Bakers
letter eEore the Sparkenhoe Club. Eng
land. as published IN the North British
AgriculturiNt -
In, harvesting wheat. there is great
division OF opinion. as well as to when was
the proper time aBd mode of cutting. II
was considered proper time to cut wheat
when IT, has passed rom " milky state"
to dough state" Experiments had
been made under three heads first
when it WAS green second. when the
straw was changing color third, when
fully ripe. The results were in the FIRST
case.I8 4 bushels pei acre, valued at
els per quarter in he second 90 l-2, al
63s sin the thiru 23 4. at 6Is. There
Was similar rr$ul, IN the straw. The
total value per acne wa, found TO be-
on that cut green on the 9th Of Au-
gust Gl2 lis per acre second, wien
cut yellow below the ear. one week
afterwards. Els Is; third. cut when full
II ripe. one week lat, r. Eli les. This
difference arose from that cut tirst and
second producing more fine -four and less
brHn.than that cut lest. which proves that
the gluten is converted into starch if the
wheat stands until fully ripe. the proper
time being undoub'e eddy rs soon as either
end has changed.to yellow color, the
sap having thenceased to Aow but on
the other hand il is better to cut early, as
no portion is lost by shedding during the
process Of cutting. or by the effect Of high
winds it is also. less liable to sprout in
the sheaf. and eaEly harvests are also gen.
orally best; besides, few days gained
IN the commence mcnt Of harvest is of i'm.
measurable advantage. and enables the
farmer to take opportunities for eEfecting
other work, which otherwise he could not
do. - I'd. ...-'
TREArMENr OF Roor CRoPs GENERAtLr.
Every kind of roots should have the
earth-.well stirred and kept clean from
weeds and grass until laid by. Cleauli.
uesa id growing crops is quite as necessa.
~ as. i issto the human body in the first
case the pores of the earth are opened |
and rl6ced5in condition to be bene6ted |
by atmospheric. influence. while in The lat
ter. those Of the body are cleansed of all
impurities. aud the skin permitted to car
~ on q healthy action.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17

Pianos, NAelOdeOns Sc 1Insis
PRICES GREATLY REDrrcp,s

PRICES GREATLY RRnrrcu "
- Tor VIC s az Oh lne oest % ~
Ahu NeM .olE saarV - ~ 1eioueons. Thsls
p. 80. ~ ia NJ
,,Ssst,ss OF syet yss;ty ~ s.s nan
- 100, - 80. Y ~ ae,2 = thon
,,css slacsrt Anil, s,r ANN, NJ , ssaoss Of
1870, n, 49,, 81 ~ ,,,oasa
~sI;sty d sslebritv Of ~ n1nhs
s1t5emsly low prices 81 wi;oI tSev s uss, nor
- ~ A'd.,ij
kAOfase ~ 1sers. - ouesn 4mprorea
p Einnoss
With or without IRON frames, have, N Theirs.
scale and improved Aettcn, = power aud COMFY
Of tone sne grand, VA .he beauty -
durability 81 the square piano: Ihs Press -
equal not snPerloT 70 any osner mske. IN.
are gnArante edi TO stand the aosion 81 eFefy ~
mate! TT
sS,ss3g Horace w nterss ALelod eonss oe
each desirable anaiit y--sole agent for az. g
oSS. ID. II II. vi. Snith,s celebrated sAelois
! ssSan also furnish Meiodsons on MI othermsts
PsSses from as 10 Si25; for eyFo seisl b. IN
si50 two banks Of keys, eco, ;0tgAn pSdsIS.Aa'
Mslodsons. aT5,and $500. sST fl w
Mns,S 0ns 81 che 'largest nEsti best cst.I6,:
of Mnsio now publi.hSd sold sls sfcatlH
nr;oes. Musie sept 10 J5hereyess ordeisal w
paid: Personal attention paid so all o4db;sS1
as;yss5 Nv y,niIi, SssoS,si hand P,aI,.S
Great ntiuoemonts offered 10 ngents Is s1ISlS5
above. A liborai discount 70 doaIeTs. ,esss.Ss
Summaries and cIergyrnen. -. ssFs'''9
Each instrurnent gtia ranteed 20 eise, s.st;..
ton, Or purchase money fefdndei. $500
hand Pianos at Great aims & ~ ~ -
store: prices from sso 10 II co. S ~ - ~
=. ~. 8 "a s5st,..i
AeS' iunnia;s4s'n I ~ a1sessess, and
= - So
!" Ihe Horace WateFs,, t4ancs Arc knsEn 4,
among tNe very oess. ~ Q arc enahl 70 speAk
Of these Instruments Tlth some degree Of SOaS.
denes, from personal kno wisdge q their excl
lent t0lAS ard doFs eAs aaa'isy y. Evaar.
list. 10 = ..is42si,ssi $50
says " -, The Garist1an intelligsneee:s 9 Tia
Horace w aseIs, ftangs, Iot eo1stsH
ton. sNpes1oE aeptn aAa sSsstlsess
Rr9nonneSa ~ SHtn y 81 the StSgN
Palace 70 % ~ or ESSIeSsss nasSSs EAeees
ehanieai sSiII, having AsEeetee tarEa nGa,
Der OF tne nofASe Mate!S t1SIpsl He gan spoak
oftheir merits, taola persoiAss IS u
ing Of the very best qnalAty =
THO ioI!o%ie g; IS talseta IkotA stsa hsisdan
in4uirer::'s--'' The finest among the lGi,y p!sr
Sy $ ,as;,, %aSss, whose 'Fas'sls ~
"1SSsN go 'fh
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Star Foundry.

HULBERTsoN MORRISON & Co, h1Asu'
" factHEers Of Stoves. Grates.i HolloSafs.
ThreshiHg & ReaPing Machine Castlngas an4
WheelinrS Ys-
Also, agents for Burke s. Barnes, Pstei,t So
Iamander Fire Proof SAFES. Warfanted.ls
New additisns are being constantly undo y
our Pa'tsFnS' jsgy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
REMOYALt

r F. CRISS would most respectfully in.
A1s form his old friends and customers that he
has removed his store from Kinchtoe's cornes .e
w P. Gof's brick building ON TurnD;ka .,r.S ~
He has just received and is now opening one If
the largest, best, and cheapest stock Of Coz !.
that has ever been in this place. All who have
got money to spend and produce to exchange.
cheap. Focto5 -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
D. H. Murphey,

HAS Just reesiyee from lhs East, a LARA StoOl,
~ - 4 of JEWELRY md NOTIONS. ssbisS ' he
WI, WI! sell sow: as ssock IS much Isrse Ssn
Jan. stti is5s-im
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Tin, Copper, Brass Sc Sheet.
iron Ware

A LARGE La 81 assortment of Tin, Copper, Brass
found at my store opposite BsrtIettis Hotsi ~
taer with every article usually kept insestaS-
!noss Wishing % purchase ara invited % An
ana examine nv stock which win - soSS -
prices .hateannot fail to p,issss. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Ladies, Boots s. Shoes.

A FINE lot Of city made S. A. Morocco aud
shoes. JOHN = VI. P. IRWIN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
.l-WooIlen Goods

A TTEEI1os ef the public Is sIlsa . >
"A. izgge essortment 81 lwecJs, csssinettss'
deans, EnIle4 Linseys, Flanneie, &c ifchssea
directly from the trlenufectosy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
Blacksallithin=!


Pa Tho Subscribers having formed a part
~ 3UcrEhip in the BlackSmithing business
49, and taken the shop formerly Occupied by
u. w. McGinnis, near BHrtlett's Hotel, arc pre-
pared to do any kind of work in their line. a,
the shortest notice and upon the most roasnoable
terms. All work warranted.
COLLINS & BASH.
Clarksburg, Feb. 9, lS5S-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
NEW STORE,
AT THE HARRISBURG STATION E!

T WOULD respectfully inform the public that
am now opening worry large lot'of
SCaSOnabIc Goods!
At my Warehouse, which will BIO sold wholesale
or retail, on the very best termA.
Tho ladies arc invited to call und examine the
stock, us they have boon cared for in the seloe-
tioa.
a full supply Of Iron, Nails Glass, Salt, &c,
always on hand.
Now is tho time to savc the dimes.
All kinds OF produce purchased on liberal
terms.
Goods, or produce sent to my care will be
promptly attended to. a N. BASrABLE.
Clarksburs Depot, n. W. Va. R. r., October
lS56.-oc3 tt,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
ClarksbUrg Depot.

49, 1872 o
he n. w. VA. RAILROAD being IN ope-
i TatiOn 10 This place, persons desiring goods
to be properly taken care OF and forwarded with.
out delay, should have them when sent 10 this
Station, addressed 10 the care of the undersicu-
ed, acting agent. ISAAC BAKER.
Acting Agent for R. Il. Co.
Ciarksburg. Va, Oct. 2stR. ,se
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17
New Goods
More New Goodsa az the cIafksbpFE
RtaASas,S ~

Statient
am just resolving ANA nov opening my o.
cond stock of Goods this saasoh. and ifiyin
al, Tar and near, 70 call and cat their gPpltss,
as my stock Is now full and complies and Is ]
have commenced on tho fs4piek saldS and small
sohts" system, shall carry l. out. 81
8, ny stock consists 40 Psrs Of thefoliOvtug az
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17

Dry-Goods, Toeefies,
HARDWARE, QUEEMSWAREsI
JEWELRY, SALT, IRON, NAILS, eLSS.
STOVES, CRATES, H0LLoW-WARE.
and every article usually kopt ID eotntry stores.
Come soon, for bargains arolto 30 had. 8 81
January I, 1ssr.-1s 4. 3, A - -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17

LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
NJ. 81 Geid-strest New Ye.k,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-17

John IRWIN is now receiving . largo nn,
= choice assortment OF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

AMERICAS IRoN MAEuFAcruRE- The
Iron interest OF Pennsylvania in 1855 is
TINS summed up: 439.186 tons of iron
made, of wbicL 278.94l tons were an
thracite pig iron. Sc. $40 hot blast char
coal iron, 56.225 cold blast charcoal
iron, 24. $50 coke iron, l2, 500 raw BIZ
luminous coal iron. OF finished iron
there were manufactured ss7,837 tons.
as follows ls1. $50 tons Of nails. rods
and bars se.l0T tons Of rails: 81. .5S5
sheel and plate; s675 tons hammered
bars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
STAFF OFFICERS.

See Al. There shall be attached to the COM
manderin-ehief, and to the several divisions,
brigades, regiments. squsdrons and bat,alioas.
the following staff officers, to wit: the staff of
the eo,nmander-in- chief shall consist Of one sd
jutan. general, who shall discharge the duties Of
inspector general, one quarter-master general. one
paymaster general, two aids de-eamp, one engi-
neer In chief. and one Judge advocate general.
who shall be appointed by the commander in
chief. To each division there shall be one divi-
sion inspector, who shall discharge the duties Of
assistant Acknowledgment, one assistant quarter
master general, two aids-de-camp. one assistant
engineer in chief. and one assistant judge advo-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

esc q. Whenever there are not less than three nor
more than six ysuDteer independent companies Of
infefry light infantry rife. OF any description,
within the b0nnds OF any brigade. the commandant
thereof NAV organize such companies into battalion
under the command ef Lieutensnt Colonel and Ma.
,oF. VIII oil ths stsG officers necessary or
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
BRIGADE coURT-Kow ORGANIZED.

SIC. 80 A brigade court for the assessment
of fines on all delinquents, consisting Of the
eommandsnt Of brigade, and the commandants
Of regiments. battalions or squadrous, and such
other commissioned officers as the commandant
of brigade may designate; Provided, That
whenever there is no regiment, battalion. or
squadron officers within such brigade, then
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

ssc l6. Every efieer Of the line and stat, and
officer ard soldier 0f any volunteer company shall
provide himself With uniform complete. as required
by law and each commissioned officer shall also pro-
vide himself With suitable sword. aud the ars and
eti!neEtS Of the o7cers aud sa6iers shall held by
them free from any AID all prleess whatever issued
in any civil and every member Of volunteer or
indep -Ddert company. aud every comm ssioHec and
noncommi ssioned officer. While serring such shall
ie free from arrest civil proaess while goirg
to and during the time while attending and retcrr-
inc home from any muster nartic: Provided, how
ever that such meInber of any volunteer company or
cpmmiss STONED officer shall only haze reasonable
tune gong and returning home from such ms ster or
parade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

Ser. g. That several volunteer companies Of cav
airy artillery, infantry light infantry and remen il
each brigade. shall be numbered by the proper
mandant OF brigade. and a record made OF such mum
bers in his ONCE. and in the Adiut1nt Generals office
and when they exist In sucient numbers. and
yenienty located the purpose shall he organized niC
hattaiions and regments- and Offered provided by
Law. And IN all cases OF the description Of arl
the oldest organized uniform company first commits
stoned. shall be fret and senior in rank, the old
est uniform company commissioned. second in rank
and so on to the Junior organized and eommssone6
company. dating from the first commissions issued tC
oficers Of the oomnanr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

SEc. Is That wherever there 10 M Y-isadier Gene
raj In any hrie the Major General Of said division
shall discharge the duties Of Brzadier General far
may be practicable, by giving orders TO raise yoiun
o. independent companies and organize thrm into
regiments. squadrOus hsitalions; Provided when
any Brgader or Major General issues order raise
any voluoteer independent company. said General
may coHfne the raising Of such company he raised
within the bounds Of arg city ward wards
t0wnshiPs which may lie within the bounds Of any
brigade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

SEc. 26. AllcomiDi.sioued and non commits
stoned officers. and each and every member Of
any Independent or volunteer company shall re-
ceive one dollar and fifty cents per day, or one
dollar and fifty cents per night, three dollars
for each day and night together, when serving
under the order of Sheriff of their county, or
the order of the Mayor of their city, to suppress
riots mobs, or to enforce the civil law to be paid
out of the county treasury, on the order of the
said Sheriff or Mayor aforesaid. -F.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
CONVERSATION 10 OsrScEEs-
Ansr REGULATIONS.

SIC. &c. All pandes, rausteTs and encamp-
ments. held under the provisions Of this act, shall
be governed rs near as may be. by the rules and
regulations adopted for the goyernaeBs Of the
army of the United States
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

SEc. II That the uniform of all companies now
Organized hereafter to he organized and officers
he eareaftr commissioned. shall correspond and
form tn Ihemfrm prescribed ~ the present regula-
tOns Of the United States armv. except the coat Of
trms which shall he that Of the State OF Ohio Provi
def. companies nov orgsnized and e.:iforIned. and
officers now uniformed shall he privileged tn retain
h-ir present unin fer the period Of Eve years from
and sfer the passage Of this and further prori-
dtd thar cry commissioned and staf officer except
Chaplains, shaft unif,rm themselves within four
months from the date OF his their commissions and
every commissioned stad officer shall uniform
himself within four mouths from the date Of his a
pp'ntnent, and member Of any volunteer in
months from the date of the organization OF such
psny. Or from the date when he attached himself to
such company. $50 OBJ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

src. 81. All property held in common by any asso
citation or associations Of persons. whose tenets or
rules require community Of property shall he holden
for the payment OF any and all fines assessed under
the provisions of this act against any member
srs ef such zs=oeiation for the nonperformance Of
for his guardian for HIS ward. for his ap
prentice, under the PROVISIONS Of this for all fines
against minors. H.f.. .. --.... M
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18
Astronomical! Lecture.

Rev. B. s. HUNTINGToN, Principal of
Aston Ridge Seminary, will deliver at the
Court House, on Saturday evening, (this
evening,) an Astronomical Lecture, recent
ly delivered by him with much eclat in
Philadelphia. The subject of the lecture
is the Solar System. 1t illustrates the Di-
vine Wisdom of the arrangements which
secure its stability, snd opposes the mis-
taken views of Astronomy and Prophecy
which predict injury from comets and other
causes. To those who feel interested in
that sublime science which, perhaps, more
tGpn any other sets forth the glory of the
Csator, this affords good opportunity of
litening to an able andfinstructive lecture.
Pire of admission ten cents.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18
The Philistines are Upon Us

Our neighbors Of the Nothing
Press, to wit:-Dr. JoHN, of the Columbia
Republican, and DIR. BRowEa, of the Mon
tour american, are both down upon us 10
their last issues like pair Of half baked
common brick. In reference to the pro-
posed Editorial Convention, we intimated
fortnight since, that we were not sure,
but that that call, was of "rat origin" and
closed our brief article, with the asseycra-
ton that certain Editors, now ostepsibly
engaged in getting up Convention for
the regulation of Printers Prices, had es.
tablished papers in our District at amer
prices, and were still rafting regular sub
scriptions. This fact is incontrovcrtible,
snd the inference SO plain, that the way
faring man, though q fool, need not err
therein" Yet those gentlemen effect to
understand itin relation only to adUertising,
ard say nothing about l1'0 subscriptions.
They appear more ingenious than honest.
Will Drs. Brewer and John attempt 10
deny, that whilst the Danville Inselligenccr,
aud Danville Democrat, of Montour county,
AID the Columbia Democrat, and Star of
the North, Of this county, were established
upon the SO 90 a year subscription, they
aud each Of them, commenced their papers,
ha6'na6, in the respective counties, at 81 80
per annum. This was and is the point at
issue, and we think they stand guilty in
manner and form, as charged in the in.
dictmont. And since these gentlemen have
indicated the pcrsonalrefere and appear
to give it the preference, we will accommo-
date their wishes, individually, and say, as
Nathan said to David, "thou art the man ~
We are not opposed to an Editorial
Convention. A properly constituted Con-
veption Of Editors and Printers would re-
dound to the honor of the Press and the
interest of the cart preservstive of all
arts" DIR. Brewer invites us by circular to
meet in Convection, at Danville, on We'd
nesday, July 29th, and DR.. John, says it
will be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of
August. When Doctors disagree, who
shall decide.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18
ssy- Our friend, Gu MCCOY, of j.

D1~ Our friend, On MoCoY, of Jer-
seytown, has returned from the city with
the most beautiful and cheapest lot of new
Goods that has ever been brought to town
His lawns and calicoes are very rich and
excellent, and collars excelien'. His large
assortment of ladies' shoes are very cheap
groceries also; and we are told he pays
good prices for all kinds of produce. Col.
onel, why do you not advertise in the
COt"na6ia Democrat, to let your friends in
Greenwood, Pine, Mount Pleasant, Hem.
lock-, and everywhere else, know you have
received your second lot of summer goods
The idea is worthy OF improvement.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18

as surrendered, relinquishcd, and given up
by contract which says nothing about it,
Black, q. j.
In the case of Sharp'ess a. Mayor Of
Philadelphia, 0 Harris 1877, the Court
says =
"lho taxing power, being a legislative
duty, is, of course, intrusted to tho General
Assembly. And it is given to them with
out any restriction whatever. They are to
use it according to their discretion, and if
they abuse it, and if public opinions is not
just or enlightened enough to correct their
errors, there is no remedy. l use the
Language of Chief Justice Marshall "a
Wheat, 3l6, when l say that it may be
exercised to any extent to which the govern.
ment may choose to carry it, and that no
limit has been assigned to it, because the
exisoncies of the government cannot be
limited"
"But [ do not mean to assert that every
act which the Legislators may choose to
call tax law is institutional. The whole
of public burden cannot be thrown on a
single individual, under pretence of taxing
him, nor can one country be taxed to pay
the debt Of another, nor one portion of the
State to pay the debts of the whole State.
These things are not excepted from the
powers of the Legislature, because they
did net pass to the Assembly by the general
graft of legislative power. A prohibition
was not necessary. An act of Assembly
crmmauding or authorizing them to be
done, would not be law, but an attempt
to pronounce a judicial sentence, order, OF
Decree"