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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19

nEISSOBRI ELECTION...-THE he
RURLlCANS THINK
CAUGHT A VICTORY, WHEN
ZHEH'vE CAUGHT A TARTARI
The Republican journals are making
great ado over the election of JAMES
8. RoLLms, as Governor Of Missouri, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the ro-
signation of Hon. TRUsroN Polk, re-
b Gently chosen q Senator in Congress.
s They exult over this result as a Re-
!. pt16lican victory.
z Mr.. ROLLINS is q large STAKEHOLDER.
RoBERr NJ. STEwART. the Democratic
y candidate, has not owned . slave for
several years.
53 The st. Louis h,teHfgencer, the or
gao of the American party,) says that
Mr. Robins received the support OF
9 Benton men, foreigners, Wings, Ameri-
Q cans and Emancipationists. As to the
views of Mr.. r. on the question of
emancipation, he stated them with about
as much elearness and frankness as a dem
sgogue, bidding high for the votes of all
parties and factions could be expected
to state them, in the last speech which
she made prior 20 the election, in St
Louis, on the I'd inst. In that speech
he says be leaves the question of eman-
, cipation to higher than human laws
e" to the laws of climate, of emigration,
Of labor, aud of production" He did
not, however, wish to war With a man
because he differed from him,-he would
make no war with a man because he was
IN emancipationist."
Mr.. ROLLINS received the support of
Mr.. BENTON, who opposed his son-in-law,
: FREMoNT, and who is upon the record as
one Of the bitterest foes of negro emau-
cipation in the State of Missouri. Why
do our oolored friends raise such an un-
'seemly noise over a result SO barren of
{ fruit to the cause they profess to love?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19
Confectionerles.

FRHE choicest lot of Contectioneries ever
Il brought to Ashland, to be seen at tn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19

Mary Bear, Lydia McClain,
wife of Silas McClain Dam
iel Bear, Elizabeth Bear, ia
cob Bear and james Bear,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19
Powder Magazine Exploded at
Halifax-$10O, 900 damage.
COLLISION ON LONG ISLAND SOUND-THIR.
TEEN LIVES LOST.
R. R. ACCIDENT AT WEST TROY.
NEW o CITY ITEMS.
New York, August Is, 1857.


A collision occurred on Long Island
Sound this morning, between the steam.
er Metropolis, Of the Fall River line,
and the propeller J. N. Harris, hence
for New Lnndou. The collision occur
red between Falkland Island, and New
Haven. The Metropolis was bound to
this port.
The Harris sunk almost Immediately.
She had IN board 25 persons, passengers
and crew, of whom Is went down with
her. The following are the names of
the lost:
Wife and child of A. K. Smith of
Brooklyn; Miss Gordon, daughter of
Geo. Gordon, of this city John, Eliza
beth and Mary Smith, children of the
Capt. of the Propeller Stephen.
Prentice of Now London, Mate OF
the Harris; Geo. Allen deck hand, Ma
~ Withers chambermaid, Ann Withers
cook, a gentleman, wife and child, names
unknown. The following passengers
were saved John P. Dunn, w. II. Orr,
James Cahill, Samuel Newman, A. L.
Smith, James Nancy, John Ayers -
Crew saved, Capt. Leonard Smith, Geo.
NJ. Thompson LIST Engineer, X. N. Ward
End Engineer, VIM. Graves md jerry
Flanagan deck hands.
The Metropoli lay by the spot until
daylight in the hopes of saving others,
but saw nothing.
The accident occurred in consequence
of the Metropolis installing the Pro-
peller for a Schooner, she having sails
set and showing no head light.
Geo. Tappan, of New Bedford, pass
enger on the Metropolis, died of apo,
plexy soon after the accident.
A meeting was held on board the Me-
tropolis, and a committee appointed to
collect subscriptions in behalf of the
sufferers, who promptly raised $485.-
The night was clear and moonlight.
An accident is related of a woman
seer struggling in the water, supporting
her infant child in her arms. A rope
was thrown to her, which fell within her
reach, and with which she might have
saved herself by relinquishing her hold
upon her child. She saw the rope. press
ed her child to her breast and sank for
ever.
QUEBEC Aug. 15.-An inccndiary last
night fired some wooden buildings in
Point Levi. opposite this city, and 20 of
them were destroyed.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. 14.-This has
been the hottest day of the season the
mercury at noon marking LOG in tho
shade. This eve it marks 90.
ALBANY, Aug. ia fatal accident
occurred on the Albany and Northern
r. r. at West Troy this Morning
The axle of an engine broke upsetting
the locomotive; the engineer and fireman
are supposed to have been killed. The
particulars of the accident have not yet
hnnn raceiYcd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19

A Choice article of Lfnseed Oil, Leads, Var.
N nishes and Painter s materials fallkinds,
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap al
DULIN & CR ANE'S prn- Store.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
aoi.ael,a La..sces TERMS.

ceopef's Clarksburg Register is published in
SaIG5a6sSnrg, 81 Ga ws dfy morning; at
Ofsix months from the time Of fsubscribingi after
which e2,50 willinvariAbly be charged. .rrf |.
No Subscription will be received for . less Pc
rlod than sin months. I,--s'r. a. 5,I --osr
.sNo;paPer will be discontinued except at the OPP
aSa OF the RroRPissOr a9 NJ a are
20 be discontinued at the end of their term OF
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
hAVO it continued Il ?, ...,..,- a.. -
Advertisements will be inserted Mt &1.00 per
square Of twelve lines for the frat three inser-
insertion. i -f.igs el. 81 = z-'., -
Aibsrel deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by tho year.
No advertisement cOuntedless than a square.
=, The number Of insertions mpst be specified, or
tAe Sdyertisetnent win bccontiuued and charged
Announcements Of candidates for office s., 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention must
hs AeCmPaniod by the authors name and post
paid. -.-.-.- - ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

a NOVEL PAssENGER.-The passenger
locomotive Grey hound, drawing the 10
lightning express train from Chicago came
into the depot yesterday with q novel and
unwilling passenger on board. This was
nothing less than large ram, who was
ensconced on the front Of the engine,
standing upon his feet and leaning gains.
the end OF the boiler, He looked around
upon the crowd as he entered the depot in
the most unconcerned manner possible,
and seemed to think that the mighty ma
chine upon which he rode was made for
his especial accommodation. He had
been struck by the cow catcher at Dear
born station, ten miles from this city, and
was thrown up on the front of the locomo.
tive. where he recovered his feet and rode
safely over the whole distance. He re-
ceived severe cut on the hind leg, which
was all the damage sustained. The loco.
motive ran throug a flock of hundred
and thirty. killing twenty-five or thirty Of
them. The owner is q man named Ham
ilton, whowas onIthelwsy to Buffalo with
them.-.DetroI Ffes Press.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

LoAFEKs IN A PRINTING OrF1cE.-The
composing room Of printing Office is not
the place to tell long stories. or urge abb
struce points in metaphysics. Read, ye
loungers. and be advised ......,-
A printing Office is like school; it can
have no interlopers, haugers>on. or twad-
dlers, without serious Inconvenience, to
say nothing of loss of time. which is as
good as gold TO the printer, as though it
metalically glistened in his hand. What
would be thought of man who would
enter school, and twaddle, first with the
teacher. and then with the scholars--in>
terrupting the discipline of one, and the
studies Of the. other? And yet, this is
the precise effect of the loafer in q print.
ing office. !. He seriously interferes with
the course of business. distracts the great
attention which is necessary 10 the good
printer. No gentleman will ever enter it
and presume to act loafer. He will feel
above it. for no real man ever sacrifices
the interest or interferes with the duties Of
others. The loafer does both. Let him
think. if he ever has that the last place
he should ever insinuate his worthles IS
and unwelcome presence. is in printing
office.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
BE EQUAL TO tue CR1s1s when cri.

BE EQUAL TO TUE CR1s1s. When cri.
sis befalls you and an emergency ,, re quires
moral courage to meet it. be equal 10 the
moment and rise superior to the obstacles
in your path The universal testimony
Of men whose experience exactly coin7
cides with yours. furnishes the consoling
reflection that difficulties may be ended
by opposition. There is NO, blessing equal
to the stout heart. The magnitude Of
danger needs nothing more than an effort
greater than ever al your hands. If you
are recreant iu the hour Of trial, you are
the worst Of recreapts, and deserve no
compassion. Be not dismayed OF, un,
manned. when you should be bold. dar.
ing, uDainching and resolute. The clouds
whose threatning murmurs you hear with
dread. is pregnant with b sings, and the
frown whose sternness makes you shudder
and tremble, and will ere long be succeed
ed by a smile Of bewitching sweetness
and benignity. Then be strong and man.
ly.. oppose equal force to open difficulties.
keep a firm reliance on your ability 10
overcome the obstacles, and trust in Prov.
idence.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
ESSENCE OF BLISS.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A LAwYE

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A LAWYER.
believe that started in life under the
auspices Of my fathers aunt Deborah-a
maiden lady Of sixty four. who in place
of the father and mother never saw, al
ternately peued and scolded me as
long as she was able. 1 escaped
from both when l was eleven years old
by running away; and although she sent
me inuumerable messages, when she dis
covered my whereabouts, 10 return to
her, and be sent 10 school and fitted for
college. unduti(ully refused to ever 40
near her again. ,.-..-,
had hired out with small farmer
to do his "choors" for my board and
clothes, and l staid there three yeals; at
which time my rowing propensities moved
me to run off from him. had made all
my arrangements. and we even mounted
on the Reading stage. when who should
come into the tavern yard but the farm.
er. -.- -H -a- T.
Where are you going boy?' he called
out 10 hard and severe tone.
TO Boston sir.
To Boston!
cannot describe the manner in which
he said this; But it woke up all the mems
ories Of flogsing which left scars but.
have not time to tell you now any more
than the immortal Fusbus had. He was
a coarse, profane man, and he launched
out into a strain Of abuse which would
have made my blood chill if had been
afraid Of him. and bade me get down in
stantly and go home. -sr., ssa
Thank you sir, I am engaged to
somebody else.' - ~ I'.-- 1.5
Al this moment the stage started. He
ordered the driver. to stop and let me-
down; but he drove on, and am almost
ashamed to record that made signi6-
cant gesture with my thumb and finger
upon my very decent Roman nose, aud
calling out Good bye sir-you shall hear
Of me some day, went off in the exult.
ant triumph, of freedom. .,, .,2-,a-l'.-...
II was delighted with the fine prospect
which T., enjoyed ip my elevated sea,
The driver was very kind to me. refusing
70 take my money, for that journey and
Offering to and q asstopping place in q The
q 4. that time there We. 81, ;,sTyis very Old
house in Howard street, now demolished
in which 2 Mr.. Jones kept boarders for I
number of years. Here he stopped tbs
stage for me 70 get down! = -. III - '-;-
T. What shall do diver! ssid T.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
HERNDoN.

= o rT#- Ia4 n
f., Ay, shout and rave, thou cruel sea,
,,.. In triumph DER that, fitted deck, 4,
= Grown holy By. another grave So. -
49,. Thou hast the captain Of The s0rfeE. !.
No prayer was said, no lesson read, ,af sll
,a 0'er him, the soldier Of the sea, ~
, And yet for him, through all the land : 70
IL" A thousand thoughts tonight hall be. "
as'E HGtts' slt a. agIi,=5 .- -syE h3EE.
And many an. eye shall dim with tears,'if
,I And many check be flushed with pride,
And men shall ssy-lere died Man, q 1r q
And youth shall learn how well he died.
Ay, weep for him, whose noblesou! .,
Is with the God who made 1t great,
But weep not for SO proud a death
We could mol spare SO grand fate.
Nor could Humanity resign
That hour whit h bids he. heart beat high
And blazon Duty's stainless shield,
And sets star iu Honor's sky. '-3
Oh dreary night! Oh grave ofhope!
Oh sea, and dark IMPLYING sky!
Full many wreck these waves shall claim
Ere such another heart shall die.
Alas, how can we help but mOurn
When hero bosoms yield their breath,
A century itself may bear p. r :
But once the flower Of such death,
So full OF fmanliness-so sweet
With utmost duty nobiy done, ''
So thronged with deeds, so filled with life, :
AS though with death that life begun.
1t has begun, true gentleman! "..a..
No better life we ask for thee, .|
Thy Liking soul and woman heart.
Forever shall u beacon be- -a.-
A starry thought 10 veering soulS, .
To teach it Is not best TO live;
To show that life has na ught to match
Such knighthood as the grave can give.
w. NJ.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

CORONER CoNNERY OUrDoNE.-The In.
diana Journal is publishing a series Of
sketches of'early trials and occurrences
in Indiana, some Of which are particular
ly rich. The following entitled "Coro,
ner Conenry Outdone," is one of fem;
IA man was found dead one cold
morning, with his skull b;oken. lying in
the woods. He had been seen the nil ght
before considerably Intoxicated. An in
quest was held before noon of the same
day before Coroner Clifford. The Jury
frontcd hollow square. the body in the
centre. Coroner Clitford-"Genllemen
of the inquest. there are three things to
be considered when a man commits sui
eide by killing his neigl bor. First. Did
he com" to his death by INCIDENCE? Sc
cond. did he come to his death by ACCT
DEECE? Third. did he come to his Death
by the hands Of the INCENDIAKY? Lock
at the body. gentleman. and return your
verdict" The jury counselled nearly
Eve minutes. awe the jury. find that
the deceased came to his death by INCL.
DENcE. having put too much water in his
whisky. causing him to freeze last night"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

E1 The following original iasa u Tic
comet. 10 The production of the brain of !
highly fayorite son of Nicholas s6unty.
Va. aud was handed'to ua by 4 Bfaxt6h
friend. who asked him lis opinion ID re-
gard TO the comet: ,.-s.' t'a ~ e'S eS'
i believe the comet TO be tbS FehdeES
yo1s OF all the damned souls 81 this
earth. until the fnal day Of fefifbdton.
at which time all the comets are 70, be
thrown together and coaiesced 70 form
one general and eternal He'll! !"F 'clSAf a.
mud Weston Rtrold. ''n3 . spf'2eSA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
HARVEST Moon" brillian

HARVEST Moon" The brilliant
moonlight evenings We are now enjoying
is caused by what is called the "Harvest
Moon" About the tine Of the autum-
nal equinox the moon. when near her
full. rises about sunset number Of
nights in succession. This occasions a
remarkable number of brilliant moonlight
evenings. The sun then being in Libra
and the moon. when full, being OF course,
opposite to the sun. or in Aries. and NOV
ing eastward in or near the ecliptic at the
rate of about thirteen degrees per day,
would descend but small distance below
the horizon for four or six DAYS in success.
sion: that is. for two or three days before
the full and the same number after; and
would consequently rise these evenings
nearly at the same time. viz: little be-
fore or little after sunset. so as to afford
remarkable succession Of fine moonlight
evenings. AS this generally occurs about
the time of the English harvest. it there
got the name Of " harvest moon. - C2eve-
land Herald.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

EwThe, Cooperstown Journal tells oi
. man whose sister informed him he had
not long to live. and suggested that. he
might not feel entirely prepared for that
sSsnsi 81 Wbva II, .b,a.1,df (. fEs;a .fE;ss;a ,asi.,.,,,.
asked s=..= saee - .es4a al eai,s A
:. " I ! meyer voted whig Ticket IN my
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

,HU UnsopAf4tiea.9d Boy. atahdiaBaas,
papa j. getting rich. is'nt be 9.s'"i Oh. o. z
uatSphisticated Boy 'cause Htss eiifIvts
1see De m much money. 6H Amos every @Stasl
ing. after breakiast. when Sally Is 'ySesP1
Ing the psrlor. be gives me d.i1Pease fS 81
saly received .Bot. notice 70 dsi.:a I
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

E1-A Dutchmsh Was relating IL tpsstss
yelous escape from drowning ehen 'thirs
teen Of his companions were lost BY the
upsetling, Of boat, and sc atope Sgs
saved :" A6d how did you skeape theiT
fate 2" asked one Of his hearers:: a a. siSIid
not co in 10 tam pote r. WAS the Duych-
mans placid answer: ~ q zar Hoa4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
Thrcc yenrs after Marriag,

Three yenrs after Marriage.
You're going out why don't you go!
cannot help the rain;
You wouldn't grieve mo nightly,
To meier como back again!
.~ = -a
Umbrella! don't know where tits,
What'll you want next wonder.
Don't poster me about your cold
Good gracious go to thunderl ..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
Three weeks after Marriage

Three weeks after Marriage.
My dearest arc you going out
Indeed, it's very cold,
Let mo sweet love, around your neck -
This handkerchief enfold.
You know how anxious for your health,
My own dear George, am
One loving kiss, before VIC part,
Goodbye, sweet chuck, Goo1-byo!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

A S+aEE+ CotI6ab7 q. An bones. HI.
bernian .rundliDg along d band cart eone
tanning all his noyables. was .aeeosted by
a fr;.nd vim fsFas y 9aJ 10 Ieh n
wen, Pa.tief, you i d are moving sgasiEsg,
"Faisb. i" AM be replied. bHsfBs
times are % hsfds les q dais .ehapef his
ring hand carts. sBan paying fihs." ,es.. oSS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

sH1A revival 81 1rltligi1h has been go
ng on during tbs, past week, 10, the "a.
z. Church. on French Cteek, Ia UpshnT
county. Some 10 persons have prclessed
eonyersion. = Wsston Herald. - - &c s1o
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

. eyThs saving s u,I, Of ,a White. Mosu1latain s1ati
stags-driysr 70 = New Yorker sitting Eith
him: sI s'pe.e tha. 4 Is vent dsspn =
York I Ishonld gsavk reaund ~ q .-sas
Jo2ks 6ss up 4sTs." is mot bad, ) .uo
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

ssDPunsho sa5s thass every fsrfly
ought toKespi a Kitten % amuss tbs ohil-
dren. They should also kesp ehildrsn e
anusa tie kitten.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

"a hog that is bsaised. is never az.
sy tiAIhe has beraired others. n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
Earth aud IIeaven.


Flowers that bloom 10 wither fast;
Light whose beams are soon o'crcast;
Friendship, warm, bus not to last;
Such by earth are given.
Seek II flowers that nc'er shall fade;
Find the light no cloud cun shude;
Win the friend who nc'er b ctraycd:-
These arc found in Heaven.
ESSENCE OF BLISS.
GENTLEMAN.
"Thc essence of bliss, --. -.-,,.
Is m exquisite kiss
Sweet lady, can you deny it I"
."... LADY.
"To convince me it's truo, .
You have nothing to do,
Dear sir, but simply to try it,"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

A Nrw 1AsoeASs.I!r Ss nov bN bNofinon
alphabet il complsted, annd font 81 plea
type has been cast Ia 81. louis. sSpeeL
linens of.he type Dire pablbhsdih hs So
Loni. Democrat. but are. Of eourss. NM
Ineligible 70 aentiles. TkS type toss-
ders. says the New Yotk Eyenfng Poss,
have supplied thc Mormon. with moaids
and other apparatu, fot, reeasttng their
old metal. 90 that the Desert News, win
probably hereafter be 4 profosnd mystic.
rY. 81 least in part. to all but The fnitiAted.
The new cheraetcrs arc forty zone. 10
number aud bear slriking rsseniblsncs
10 those Of the E.hiopic alPhabet sao oaS ~.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

Aunt Dsbotah. and pefhsps 1 win. The
old farmer. too. 1fntend now that he shall
heRf Hom me, =, q. 8. 49, !. -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16
CIAR11sRURG, FRIDAY OCToRER

Just ring ,hs. bell y my lad. he answer.
ed. and somebody win come and les you
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

r worth nakss he nsn.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

Ilooked upto the topsofthe'door. sai7
i don't see any bell, sir l said ttimilas
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

EE"wha, business 10 youf falhef's'h
said an impesious Colonel TO . modest
looking Lieutenant. .H i'aMS2 ~ u
ga tobacconist. sir" : ~ i'fa -
What pity he didn't make you ohsaA
Possibly. cir: and now, will yed tals
low me TO ask you q question 9soo Wosa
y "Certainly-what is II ?'r sii 1sA71 -
d .. What was your father f'si'e'sh asW !
"a gentleman, sir!'"ri'e1 10 7ssse
E 'Well, then. all lhaye to ssy u. al q y
pity he didn't make you oneFpn S.l' sA.'
1t 10 needness to remark shat the Co
lionel turned to the tight land lsh. 10 'oa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

TtkSp ok FREa6SFtsa. - DT. w!cB. May
Of White Pigeon. Michigan publishes M
the Western Chronicle, his reasons for.
leading The sham Rspuhl lisan party. and
uniting himself once more to, the national
Democratic party. These dsmonstfa ations
eFby no means uneomnon.. The Chez
mango (No.s' Y) Union says :,'s'In ihis
country We know that there hasa been -
great and sratifyin eliange Of epinion-AS
large numbers Of eandit aud intelli9ent
men having discovered how shansfallyii
their e6nfdence was abused az Gie ulassA
election. nrbsy were. then. insoonseadsneSl
of splausibie ifslsehoods !: :ihd1ceH 10 lsupaG
port THE Rep6blieau organizations Supoae
the kSnsas and kindred questions, aads
found that their votes were used 70 apl6eea
il power q body !ofmen whose legislative
career was marked by the mest shaneR
fdl and oppressive legislation. issi well ssF
ruinous squGndefing Of the public money!
They viii not make that mistake gain.a a'
How Pal, ,ooT AM Eib OF CTnk PMksTso1
An Iiishman made sudden rush into u
druggisl's shop in. Glasgow q Drawing -
soda water bottle tilled 10 thes5riul inwilY
some pure liquid. from his p66keGS hG
handed it across the counter and exelaitnN
ed $50 ear KS eIl 13ao4a slinW sAD
"Theres. doctor. snnff that will yss'?''l
The doctor did as difcted and pronounce
ed the liquid to be genuine whisky Ie b.
'a"Thadk you, DOCTOR said the ItishG
man. hand ms IL back aGgains'.v $50 lae
The doctor did as directtd .s6ndE asked
Patrick what he meant a .aHlql Odi al
"oth. thin" said Pat. '.lfy6usWiIlthatg
il. the priest told me not 10 drink 66y i6f'
this unless goti from lhs'hands oEs
doctor. So hefe's your health, and tliS
health Of tho priest. and long life 30 thS
gentleman who 6rst invented 'whiskYfeN'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-16

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