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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-02
MEDICAL.
Q on ExD n IL A r
ONE of the Best Purgatiye and Liver Med.

nNE of the Best Purgative and Liver Med
/ FoRD's INvIeoRAToR or Liver Remedy, that acts
as Csthartic, easier, milder and more efectual
than any other medicine known. 1t is not only a
Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting first on the
esLiver TO eject It's morbid natter then the stom
ana sSysls to carly of that matter thus sS
the painful feelings experienced in the opera
tons of most Cathartics. Il strengthens the sys-
daily s.dt Vii S and
= build it up with unusual rapidly. 7..41
entirely from new articles Of medicine, namely,
Some idea Of the strength of these gums may be
formed when it is known that one bottle Of the In.
Syigorator contains as mnch strength one hundred
doses Of Calomel, without any Of It's deleterious
|oThough possessing rare medicinal powers, these
OGums have been but little known TO physicians,
~ and never used m their prescriptions until used in
SSthe form OF the Invigoraor, which met with such
unprecedented success as to induce the proprietor
It's eects1 1t has rarely ever failed to cure Liver
- Complaints in their worst forms.
: cured when the Liver Is excited TO action.
Jaundice Is caused by an improper action Of the
disease sns' Saed %S
take he Invigorator regularly one week, and their
skin will begin TO assume its original color. g,
Costiveness can be permanently cured by the In
A4vigoator Take il in small doses retiring, and 1t
assiss nature IL Der operations By gradually di.
Esand active state, and work regularly as clock
work. Sick Headache is verv soon relieved by ia.
prects all acidity and sourness Of the stomach.
For an overloaded stomach it has no equal, as il
al @ nj as5
Nwho use itspeak in the highest terms.
- DR.. SASroRDs ISyIGoRAToR came to US recon-
mended as cure for Liver Complaints, and all
diseases arising from diseased liver. The tes1i.
ymopls of so many OF our physicians in its favor,
that il is of the greatest blessings ever given to
dyspeptics; for i made complete cure before the
edible without trouble while before nothing bnf
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DTSSOIUTTON.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between John
il Burtis and G.. W. Cleavlsnd, in the Milling bust.
ness, under the style of Burtis Il Cleavland, dis
Il TO- JOHN BURTIS, -
ap3O tat ts raf CIV. CLEAVLAND.
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MISCELLANEOUS. .
A RARE CHANCE FOR,
AN INVEST M ENTt

AN INvE ST NJ Il NT-
foi+.d.f,s FOR SALE or IL
, b a EALUABLE TRACT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of CanneIt0n!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres, oae-half Of
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All Of Is
embraced in plat Of the town Of Cannelton and h IN
demand Tor house lots The lower boundary Of the
acts Is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex.
tensive Cotton Factory snt principal coal mines. All
products Of the land be sold on the soil to the
people Of the town. 1t is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
be wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, Of which Is worth $500; another is worth
$l50;the other beautiful cottage residence cost 600
three years ago 10 erect it. Either these houses
be had with the land, all Of them as the purchaser
may wish: they are sepaatedb street from the body
OF the land, and aS - ~ Tots laid Off for resi-
dences. The property will be sold on liberal credit to
irresponsible purchaser. rv
The location ID Of the most delightful on the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three in gar
den and nt Is the most beautiful rural residence be.
tween here and Louisville. Tho chief motive for offer.
ing FOR sale, Is that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs attention than the owner can at
prese. besow on IT, Address apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. my3
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

HNHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for thei'
mediate removal Of distractions, Irregularities
Proapsus teri, Ifalling of the Womb Leuchorrhe
or Whites, &C., &c. .....
These Pills have never in single instance failed In
producing the menses. Too much cannot be said In
that particular part Of her peculiar organization de-
ranged. Sickness at the stomach, headache, languof
dehiiry pain in the head, side and hack loss Of appc
te, costiveness, &C., some Of the SYMPTOMS which
attend irregular menstruation. As certain time
these Pills to remove and all Of these SYMPTOMS
BE sure and get the genuine, which has signature
on each box. These Pills may be had by addressing
DR.. sannOy IL CO., and inclosng 81, the Pills will
be sent by return mail.
n. B.-Ladies whose health will not permit Of an M
crease of family. will find these Pills successful pre-
ventive.
Ladies who are pregnant, should not these Pills
as they sure to bring miscarriage, though i'm
Address, In DIR. SANFLOY u co..
feh6f .f Cincinnati, Ohio.
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J,rE. CAMPBELL.

TELL AND BRASS FOUVDER,r
,rRsr STREET, ptrwrrs VINE ssD DIVISION,
- EVANSVILLE, ND, i. ~.
MANUFACTURER Of every description Of Brass
IN Work. OF equal quality, II not superior 10 any
thing manufactured in the East, and on rs favorable
terms. u - I..-TI 10 -'t'f'h
i keep constantly on hand oil gotes,, stop, guage,
bib and cylinder cocks; church. Steamboat and hotel
well as complete assortment Of all other articles usu-
ally kept in this line Of business 49, -
am also appointed sole agent In this city for the
sale of Jas Thompson's celebrated leather belting.-
These beltings Ear superior to anything yet offered,
and have invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the first premium. Samples Of the same can be
seen ut the establishment. 5iib
Every description OF Brass Castings made to order,
and furnished az Cincinnati prices. 90 l.'r
: The highest mmketprice paid for old copper, brass
and zinc. ~, -. \, ~ Z -, z - '7'l. 49,
and immediate attention. deci'55
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Girts vsao,E s-,-s.2sa sav ---T
ri - .sfIsS s-.l.r r-- S,vT r-a.FFt
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l. IL Iii -
"E beg to call the attention Of the public to tn
cnsn Mr Tan il the
of the proprietor Of the Courier des etats Uns and
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia: .
been afflicted with the Piles for near 90 years that
have used Is bottles Of Barnes Pile Letion, and every
eSe c or % 70 r no ma ,Sr
commenced using your valuable remedies for the Piles
@ vs cs ey have 1n Ss ss is
tressing complaint. consider this almost miracle
for ann w 81 & sncey
Signed, p VALE,
NEW YORK, August 2sth, 1856. ~
State Of New-York,
i, Joseph @. Lawrence,a Commissioner Of Deeds il
and for the City and County and Notary Public In
ON thS day Of the date hereof SeSre %e
came p. Vale, TO me well known, who being by m,
duly sworn, did derosead say that the contents Of thu
In witness Whereof. saSs snb n ss INV name Al
Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Public, OF the Sta
Of New York and have atxed my NOsariai Seal at m,
ounce 'ne -0'n aAy q J6 SSPii t' LAWRENCE,
rE Commissioner Of Deeis and Notary Public,
We challenge the medical faculty e the United state
r fq@a e Dr p
By mail any part q the United States Sold BY al
N R--An A cent xante.i ,errns cash -i4.. d
,e-N, $3.50 ".f .a
$500 DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrvalled for purifying theblood, being efec
tual remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, RIM
Worm, Sc 500 reward win he paid 70 any person tina
can prove they contain anything injurious TO the sys
tenn Will be sent by mai 70 any part Of the unite'
States. 50 cents per box. Principal office Is Nassa,
street, New and for sale by all respectable drug
SCI Eu II oS PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
76 Nassau stree t,p N .T York 40
dec3 IS ff.t-I. Projectors.
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DISSOLUTION.
BITTROLFF & SON,

{& DEALERS in Jewelry, Watches, Clio cks,
"a Silver Ware, &c; have now on hand well
Jewelry Of all kinds and of the latest styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
and Tea spoons plated ware porte mones gold; silver
and steel spectaces, &c, which prepared to sell
at the lowest eastern prices, and warrant every article to
he what II Is represented The public generally
vte to call and examine for themselves, at the old
stand, on Main street, zetween LIST and ID. apo
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VYyE are prepared to furnish Families, Ho,els, Res
a" turarts, Steamboats, and Factories will the best
Ice ever put up in this city and have such sup
ply on hand that those gaging with need not fear
viii sel as low as the lowest Orders left at our store
viii he promptly attended to. We can furnish from
fiei7i - = - 'P.HoRNBROOK & co.
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COMPREHENSIVE IN THE n u
Wholesale Dry Goods Business. G
HNHE undersigned have this day entered into a CO.
partnership, under the style Of FRENCH & JE.
RAULD, to carry on the Wholesale Dry Goods and
Clothing Business, and for that purpose will be glad
to all their friends at the old stand of johnson
French, Evansville, Ind. ..,-.
wM. f. FRENCH. ~ f|
sepl5-ly SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
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STORAGE WANTED.

VVTE prepared to store in chr Fire Ptecf Ware
W house any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Aer-
chandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular c
will be taken Of Household Furniture, Agricnltura
Implements and all kinds Of goods or wares liable to
INSURANCE effected at the lowest fire proof rates. by the
month, or Longer, when desired - ANDY
River Or Rsiircsd. Appiyto GE0. POSTER eco.
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400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
KEEN & PRESTON


HAVE now in store, every description Of Boots and
u Shoes adapted to the trade, Consisting Of Mems
oak bottom pump sole kip boots, do calf, calf, do
calf and NIT, stitched, plain and fancy lace extension
top Boots, Mems split, lined and unlined and oak bot
tom, kip, pump sole Brogaps5 do goat, nit goat calf
calf and patent leather shoes; Mems calf and goat
pumps. Boys split, lined and uniined kip, oak bot
tom pump sole Brogans; do goat and NIT goat, calf and
calf and patent leather Shoes; Boys calf and kip,
pump SOLE, and plain and fancy lace extension top
Boots. .l % FL CIV 90 -
wcmen's kip, split, calf lined and unned Bostees,
% goat NIT goat bronzed glove top, patent leather
enamelled and kid sewed and pegged Bootees akd Gal
tiers; do plain and patent leather faced Caters; do
Bootees OF every style Eureka, Jenny Lind, Excel
sior, Polka, Ec0 known 70 the trade. Women's Bus
kins Of various stylescalf, goat, grained kid,
CO, enamelled, patent leather, glove, bronzed, &c.
Misses B6otees, split, kip, calf, calf, goat, NIT
goat patent leather enameled, morocco, fancy top,
Youths. Brossns, calf, calf, kip, split goat, grain.
ed, lace and stamped Shoes, Youths calf and calf
Boots Children's kid and coored morocco Shoes.
These goods were bought Of the manufacturers, and
We defy all competition, except them. We sell our
Boots and Shoes on the same terms as Dry Goods We
have one Of the largest and most desirable stocks OF
boots and shoes ever brought into the State, including
majority Of the best makers Of New England; and
from this time forward, will be losing business for
any merchant to pass by Evansville,on their up
the river TO buy boots and shoes. We respectfully in
APT KEEN PRESTON.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

Governor. 10 make this appointment His
wiiLof course be until thirty
days after the meeting Of the Legislature
iwhichswilh afford lime. as WAS intended
for the Legisla ture to pass alaw % prd
vide fora new election or 70 prescr.be
.whst shall be done when such circums
stances exist or may hereafter occur.
No appointment has yet been made,
but the necessity for it seems TO US to
have been demonstrated. and we presume
the power thus conferred will be exerci.
sed. for. il circumstances should arise.
which might require the services OF a
Lieutenant Governor. in the present posi-.
ton Of affairs, much Inconvenience would
result. and great detrinient to the public
interests might be che consequence. We
debut not that the power viii be exercis.
ed judiciousIy. and with an eye to the
public welfare. lnaf So "ss 721t.
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CarIiIe,s Letter.

F..et 4
The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Daily News. in speaking of
Mr.. Carlils's letter to the people of this
Congressional district. says:
The Hon. J. Ohm s. Garlic is out in q
long clapstrap land humbug address to
his constituents, in The National Intelli-
gencer to-day.
"Mr. jenkins. his Democratic opponent.
III is said, made 81 powerful q speech az
4Weston-on the 25tf f-March. exposing
the humbugl oflend distribution, that the
Hon. John s. travelled way down to
washington 10 fx up new argument on
the subjec. and give it dignity by an sp>
pearance in The National Intelligeucer.-
The ID Democracy Of Virginia have indeed
lost that virgin pure Democratic. charac-
ter which has so distinguished it. if any
considerable number Of its members can
be caught in this new trapset for them
by the Know-Nothing party.
Our people can see the estimat
lion in which the opposition candidate for
Congress and his land scheme. is held in
Washington. We can assure these PEG
pie that there isvery little danger OF our
being again humbugged by this ofsboot of
Know -Nothingism. 7s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

SAVAGE ArRooIrr.-From letter da .
ted'Fort Union. New Mexico, Jan. 3ist,
1857, we extract the following account OF
recent Indian strocity in that region :
.Mr. Dodge. son Of Gen. Dodge. U. 5.
Senator from Wisconsin. AgenI for the
Gila Apaches. was taken prisoner aud
carried off. some time since. Much snx>
iety was telt for his safety. bus We now
have to record his untimely death at The
stake AnSexpedi.ion is about starting.
to proceed to the Gila country. 10 sHas-
tise these blood>thrsty savages and
asenge the death of their agent. How
soon this force win move, one cannot tell,
Tor our troops are few and far between,
scattered In small commands al distant
pos ls--so that much tlme will be required
t, voncsatrsss sbssa, g 81 q 49, q
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Circular OF Prices Ia the Balsinssls
Market,
, OF tHe VeeN eHuIHy ApTA - 1901
: d .t RGSoRTEp ny jo.
RANDOLPH y LATIMER,

Z" VIC '''s" ,s t"'"S Ea ~ - 1907
'o RANDOLPH 1' y IATIvrR. '
% Soeih StTeet bowlys wharf. I.,1t5F
"A m m - Ia COCO esaase sales ~ - "
' 'T,r, rSs WI W. ,o,.
NsStarn u iS@ - r..,,,,., -, ,e1a.t
t,I"JS" " S A So'nspeh tS ~ q 20
msss,. s1d5tss os.... S'H - esAS
n .,'a.s q.
se'lsi'y IN tae markell ard prise
: ,oniJass: Io6A tn,.I r.. ,.,,,A,a
SIDES, liz a i2% fsa.y isSiS
BEANs-Sales Of Mixed al SU0n62 wkIla AZ
ST az 90 9 ,fiia
t;oVNTRV SoAH-Sales - 6(asc.fs, :. 81 .sls..l
GATrLEr-Ths offering, on Thursday lnSt HRs
about $50 head, 400 ofWhich were cold nj 81.
5Oto06'25 ota thehoof, equal Is 800 10 l2,Og
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17
rg@ Our readers are already inform

Eg' Our readers are already informed
by communication which appeared in
the Register during our absence last week.
that Hon, John s. Garlic. like sneaking
coward, as he is. took advantage of our
being in PhiIippi, on the 9th inst, and
made wanton and malicious attack upon
us in his speech in this place on that day.
AT this. We are neither surprised nor dis
satisfied, as it is characteristic Of the man,
and it is the praise and not the abuse of
such fellows As : yellow Jack" that IN.
jures person with virtuous and intelIi
gent people. g'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

STATE CoNvESr1oS.-It will be seen by
reference TO the proceedings of the State
Central Democratic Committee. found in
another column. that Convention has
been called By that body to nominate a
candidate for Attorney General. There
are many reasons why this Convention
should be held. and as the time and place
are convenient and accessible, we suppose
no objection will be urged to either.
We would suggest to our Democratic
friends in Harrison and the adjoining
counties. that they appoint delegates to
the proposed Convention. at once.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

WITHDRAWAL OF PuBlic LAaps.-7Iu
accordance With the provisions OF the act
approved March Sd, 1857, gteR.ing lands
to various railroads in the Territory Of
Minnesota, the commissioner ol the Gen.
eral Land Office has withdrswn. fSsn sale
and location, until further nolice, al The
lands now in market west. together with
a strip about thirty, miles broad, east Of
the Mississippi river, with The exception
OF several townships north Of ths half.
breed Sioux Indian tract, ,.,ij
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17
New BANK.-The Bank Of Philippi has

New BAsx.-The Bank of Philippi has
just been organized. at PhiIipPi. Barbour
county. Va and is now ready for dis
counting. Messrs. L, D. Morrall. James
w. HAines. Peter Znn. John N. Hall.
John r Williamson. Spencer Dayton.
Samuel Woods. Granville E. Jarvis. and
Dr.. E. D. Talbot. are the directors. L.
D. Morrall. Esq. was elected President.
and Mr.. Parrot. Cashier. Friday
Of each week is the day of discount.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

base slsndererss who started these rurnors.
TO enjoy whatever Of feudish Rrati6ca.
lion il may give them. will only add
in conclusion, that having found ia lbs,
great. grand country---Ne braska--a land
that offers me much greater inducements
than where now reside. shnll resign
the position hold and remove to Nebras.
ka, nninfuenced to this course by any
thing butsa determination 70 better tie
condition efmyself and family.
Very truly. DC,
=. w. MccoMAs.
{. win. YOU, viii YOU walk IN, Mr.. Ely,
TITS the prestiest little par you ever did spy,
The Richmond w big = tuning It's harp
beautifully. and Il singing the Land dis.
Etribution bill in handsome ssyle. II is
begging the Democracy 20 discard their,
ancient principles. end embrace one Of che
odious and Unconstitutional measures Of
the old. defunct " hig Pstty, It Siass up.
on ga harp OF aIthousand sstings, and les
cutting such fsntastical triGas IS 10 make
the Democracy split their sldss 81 its ri
diculous nianoeuvres. Finding that the
Democracy 81 Virginia cannot be sapsssit
from their positiOnson the land question:.
it is appealing 10 = young and aspiring
Democrat" 10, embrace the land dissSf.
button scheme OF John s, Garlic. and rnn'
in opposition to the regular candidates %
the Democratic party for The Legislature
aud Congress. promising them the, sup
port Of the entire Know. Nothing party
a fne inducement. truly With popu-
lar-majerity Of. ttiry tloasand against
them. in therSsele d and badly beaten in
every, Congressional district. and sina.wo.
thirds Of the counties OF The State. a ,fine
prospect is presented for young and as
piripg democrats 10 turn traitors to their
party. The invitation OF the Wing. ws
are inclined 10 think. viii be passed by
unnoliced. as !" horrible visions Of vast
multtudes" Of Democrats will! .tssagger"
even the most anxious for Legislative and
Congressional honors. Thereb Of vhig-
gerry is too prominent. even for green.
horns. Play upon another string, Ridg>
way. your present tune isvery bad music.
Valley Dem.
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The CONVERSATIONAL Canvass.

Mr.. Jenkins, the Democratic candidate
Tor Congress. addressed The people al
Barbour court hou . on che 9Th inst
N notwithstanding the inelemency of the
weather. there was q large number Of the
citizens oftthat county IN attendance.
Mr.. jenkins spoke for something like an
hour and three quarters. and was listens
ed to with marked attention, zthroug hout.'
His discussion Of theland question was
completes Those who did mol approve 81
Mr.. Garlile'shambuggery were strength.
ened in their opposition. while those dis.
posed 20 think there msgia be something
IN IL were convinced thas.it was not only.
impractcable. but Unconstitutional and
dishonoEable.s The staunch Democracy
ofaBafbour we're delighted withtheir can
didate. and a zeal and enthusiasm was
awakened for him there. that win tell
With terrible force upon the opposition
on The 4th Thursday of ,Mayanexb .syiD
/ On Wednesday. The 9th inst. was the
time appointed by Mr.. jenkins to address
the people at ps,hur ertssur.ssISIbonse. and We
are pleased to be aPle,lo inform our rea-
ders that in. compliance with, "a promise
made some time ago. Mr.H Gariife4 was
there also. By an attang ement, made be-
tween the candidates. Nj. jenkins spoke
for an hour and a half-Mr. Carlile fol.
Owed for the same length of time when
Mr.. jenkins replied in half au"hour and
Mr.. Cailile REFINED in the same length
Of time. The addresses were able and
animated and elected frequent applause
Mr. Garlic did as well and even
better than could have been expec
ted. He painted The degralatioh OF
Virginia" in thrilling colors, and made
immense promises in her behalf in lease
OF his election. He promised her min.
conceivable amount Of wealth from his
land scheme. aud declare himself i most
cxoelIcut Democrat-even better.lhan his
opponent. .i Ha re- ag hy
Mr. jenkins f,lIy e1pbsed Inc sophistry
and 'i:lieuloaSnesS Of Mr. CariiIs's Posi
ton and proposition. lIe showed shat
his land scheme you'd inpnyerish instead
'of enrich the S ate. and not only proved
his opponent guilty of'che gro6ses' incon
sIsseucy. but actually made him repudiate
one half of the platform upon WHICH he
was nominated He calledrupon him TO
know what he had done during the two
years he has been in Congress, that he
should be el"c,ed-if he had fulfilled
his pledges 10 lie people TO put down the
influence Of foreigners and catholics and
met and exposed all the positions assum>
ed by Mr. Carlile.
The day was q glorious one for Demo
cratic principles. ana we would be pleas
ed TO see many such.
We understand that Mr.. Carlile also
agreed to meet Mr.. jenkins at Richie
courthouse. at the same time he promis,
ed to meet him a: Buckhannon.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AZ the request Of many Of my friends' In HAf.
rlson county, lRDnOuTCe myself an independent
candidate, before fFve and fndspot,tIont people,
tOra Seat IN tho hext Legislature OF Vlfgtnik,
believe u 10 DC the iBali0nable right ofiths Ps0-
pie 70 choose their. own representatives, ana 70
Their decision submit my claims. lift DO thois
VIII to elect me, will servo thom With ali tho
ability possoss; DOt IL will 10 my pieasurs %
ooT IN snb'nAsi9n % she SFsrStase 81 thels free
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Mr. JENKINS, Appointments. o.

Mr.. Jenkins. the Democratc!caudidate
for Congress in this district. will address
the people .. The following. times and
places, He has linyileI Mr.. Garlic 70, be
present am! canvas the district wfthihimr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

"a Human affections are the leaves.
the foliage OF our being-they catch eve
~ breath, and In the burden and heat Of
the day they make music aud motion in q
sulsty world. Stripped of that foliage,
how unsig hslg b human nature