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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

A GAMBLER named Ridgley, alias Emigrant,'
known in this part Of the State, we believe
was shot dead on the 9th, at Gold Hill, in Neva-
da county, by another named Terry. He had
started from Nevada, as he said, to shoot Terry,
who having been advised of the fact by friend,
prepared himself with shot gun, with which be
shot Rdgley in the neck and face, after being
fired at with revolver The quarrel was about
two kept women.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE Butte Record proves, conclus,vey that
James Cruise, who was arrested for selling Nc
Gowan's Phenir, is not the son of the Widow
Cruise, who owned the exhaustless oilJug men
toned in the scriptures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

UNPOPULAR LEE.--The Sacramento Bee says
that the reason the Assembly decided the Ell Do
RADIO county seat to be at COoma, was because
Mr.. Lee wanted 10 have it Placervllc. His fool
ish and piSmy attempt to read out Of the Demo
cratic party all who would not support his mob
bill, has made him so unpopular that every mea-
sure he proposes is defeated. Serves him right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THAT IMMoBHE WAGo>,-When will the Sac
ramento papers get that steam wagon agoing ?
Its ocomoiion is becoming matter Of painful
and /" intense uncertainty. If attached to the
Sacramento Valley railroad cars, it would "do''
ten miles an hour perhaps, with a great deal
more certainty than that With which it is likely
to navigate J street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

SINGULAn, AND PLuRA1~-Thc Mountain Mes
senger informs its readers that " it is a common
mistake to speak of "a dsagreeahie e6luria.' The
word is cHuvium in the singular, and e6luUia in
the plural"
If the " cffluvi-um'' rose from n multiplicity of
unsegrcgatcd heterogeneous particles, Of an un-
savory character, such as antrdeluvan (Lim-
hurgher) Dutch cheese, in a transition state,
would it be proper to say d" cffluvia!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

ID YE HEAR THAT, JEEMs.--De Long, the " lit
tie turkle," from Yuba lately made a speech in
Sacramento, in which he addressed himself to the
President in Washington, thus:
q" How has the mighty Caesar fallen BY what
right do you, James Buchanan, or any Of your
adherents, thus judge for others p
AS soon as the President heard the voice of
the "litte turkle" coming tearing through the
Rocky mountains, like the breaking Of much
crockcTy, he went right off and took in his sign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

A SACRAMENTO shoemaker, who has been look
ing at De Long, the fussy little Yuba Assembly
man, says that an attempt to make great man
out of him is too much like trying to make big
nair Of boots out of a small side OF leather.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

CERTAIN Of the Democracy of Sacramento in
tend to hold an anti-Lecompton meeting before
the sailing of the next steamer. A like meeting
was held in Oroville, on Wednesday night week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
f.. B. DAVIDSON
SPECIAL NOTICES
TRINITY CHAPTER,

,passms u. d. ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
.syXAa% on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
1sss% each month"; at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
2Gtd. JNo. A. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

AN indigenous theatrical club is making great
sport for the Yreka people. There was to be a
Richard Sd fight on jackasses, but only one dom
key was available. A young man. 'eminently
fitted for the position, spelled the other donkey
in the perlOrmance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
T O O Z
- ~
STAR LODGE.

~ No, Gl, meets every Wednesday 4s:sSs
evening at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows 'TNvs<~
Hall, Main street. Weaverville. All visiting Bro
&hers are cordially invited to attend.
j. BENNETT, y. G.
w. WILSON, r, S. 26td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
THE JOURNAL.
wEAvERvILLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, SO.

THE MIGHTY LEvE1LER.-- Gold is a mighty
leve'ler and the treasures lying in the crucibles
of mountains make men forget the distinction OF
caste, and cause weak and untried muscles to
swell like expanding iron. In the gold mines in
centive TO labor is greater, ard the chances of
reward manifold. They who fail in other States
in intellectual work, feel their courage and hope
revive their wasted limbs grow muscular, and
plying vigorous strokes at the foot of tree or
base of a mountain, forget their parchmens, tor
niqucts and briefs, and compel the physical world
to yield them the diploma of labor, and catch
their professional inspirations from the sparks
which steel snltes from the rock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

Two men had a terrible fight in Grass Valley
one had his skull nearly stripped of flesh, uppe
jaw broken, and the flesh of his face dreadfully
lacerated
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

REGULATIONS FOR LENT.-The Monitor the new
Catholic Journal, gives the following regulations
for the observations of Lent:
Every day from Ash Wednesday till Easter is
to be observed as fast Of obligation. The use of
flesh meat is permitted during Lent, except on
Wednesdays, Fridays, Ember days, and the four
last days Of Holy week. The use of flesh meat
and fish at the same meal is not allowed, not even
on Sundays. On St. Patrick S day, which falls
on Wednesday, the use of flesh meat is permitted
THE CiTY or SIN.--The Golden Era gives a
deeply shaded picture
Are those individuals who occupy high mercan.
tile and proes ional positions, and arc to be seen
conspicuous in the church, the lecture room, or
the social circle, entirely pure of the taint of
playing high and often with money not their own!
We answer No! The iusOlvent calendars OF our
Courts-the unprecedented number of applica-
tions for divorcr-thc records of criminal trans
actons-hc mysterious suicides which frequent
ly take placr-tel n different story-even with
out the evidence afforded by the thirty or forty
gurgeouly Furnish drns in the upper stories of
buildings upon Commercial street aud elsewhere
in which sums Of money arr nightly lost and won,
the aggregate of which would astonish even this
highly wrought community, publicity were Civ
en- to them. No. no-gambng goes on now TO
an extent OF winch few are aware, and inasmuch
as secret vice is pOrc dangerous than open crime
its effect is worse to-day among those who in
dulge in it, than it was six years ago. Clerks
are tempted TO rob their employers merchants
to swindle their redtors-sharpers are constant
ly on the alert to seduce the iueXperienced-to
delude and ruin the innocent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

IT is reported in San Francisco, that Wander
bilt is about to start a steamship line, to run in
opposition to both the other lines. We have no
faith in the report.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE OTHER EVENING we saw black, porten-
tions looking cloud try to " run over Bald
mountain, but it ran against several snags f" OId
Bally" raised his horns and ripped ont its bowels
and left the ambitious thing hanging in tatters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

PETER DECKER has been nominated for Mayo
by the Democracy OF Marysville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

The UNsCRuPuIoUs FLILow-An Assembly.
man threatens to "scorn certain impuation and
to denounce and falsiJy the author ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE Siskiyou Chronicle says that all nature
proclaims that spring has come We reckon
all nature slipped up that time, considering the
Sskiyou squall that came down the other day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE Mountain Messenger is informed that the
JOURNAL has always been sent to it by mail. We
guess the missing numbers have got "jamme6'
between Shasta and La Porte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

He STILL LIvEs-One of the Sierra papers
thanks Hon. W. T. Ferguson for public docu-
ments. This is the first we have heard of the
Sierra Senator for nearly two years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE Butte Record says that three gentlemen
of Orovile lately made their appearance in the
chain gang.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

Is Sacramento they call organ grinders and pi
ano strummers, professors p In every circus
or hoe down orchestra several of these professors
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

TIE Marysvillo Elpress asks: 'Wil the Union
be dissolved" Why, no Ofcolrse not
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

AN ACT has been passed authorizing the reno
val OF certain remains from their burial place
This may be considered "running" special leg
slation into the ground"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

SUSPENSION FLUME.-An aqueduct, 1000 feet
long, to he suspended on wire, is to bO bnilt at
Porertv Ear, in Colovtr.s con7ty,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

PAUL MORRILL,, of the Sacramento Union, got
married last week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

The Monitor says there are twenty thousand
Cctholic IN San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

DEATH OF THE LION KuLER.-It is reported
that Jules Gerard, the lion killer of Algeria, has
been slain in combat with one Of the desert
kinuS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

HENRY WARD BEEcHER's salary is about to be
raised to $1,000 year. That will enable him to
go unto all the world and shoot the gospel at rv-
cry creature.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
ANNOUNCER MNrs.

We arc authorized 70 announce WIN. W. Nc
CASE, ns II candidate for Sheriff of Harrison
county. Vt the "ns"inR spring election. subject
TO u democratic nomination, If one should be
maize.
We arc authorized to announce JAMES F.
BARTLETT u candidate for ConstaNls for
the first district Of Harrison COUNT ut the enSu-
ing spring election.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
MONROE M IL candidate for Sheriff ut tho enHu-
ing rlrinE election. subject to any fair and hon
OTahlc Democratic nomination.
14S We are auth orMcd 10 announce r. c. F.
RANDOLPH M candidate for Sheriff ut the
ensuing spring election, subject to II nOmin =
i."n by the I'cnoc: nticl arty, ut primary cleo
ton in the severn: precincts.
| We arc authorized to announce BENZ.
A. REEDER a candidate for Commissioner of
the Revenue for the 10 yer District, ut tho en-
suing spring election.
Mn. EDITos:- PIenso announce Maj. JOHN II.
MI kPllY aH \ candidate for Magistrate for tho
First District, to supply tho vacancy questioned
by the death If Johu Z. Lnwther. Esq.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
0IWea 70 authorized 10 announce ARTHUR
COWAN rs II cnnd date for Justice Of the Peuce
at the ensuing election. to fill the vacancy occI
riOned by Iii" death OF John c. LowtAer, Esq.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
DissolutiOn of'partnership.

ESSENTIAL &. BRO, having thisgdsy dis
TGsolfsd their PartnershiP by mutual con-
semi, kretnrn their Sincere thanks to their custo-
ners for the liberal and kind patronage. bestow=
ed unto them. The present proprietor, who will
led o settle all outstanding accounts lin his
name. All those having claims against us, OF
knowing them elves indebted TO us, will please
~'''' '' 1890 ESSENTIAL & BRO. !,
Clarksburg, Va . JanuaryF25th, 1885,
In refctenceto the above, I take great pleas
ure in announcing that shall continue the bus
mess heretofore carried on under the name and
style of Rosenthal & Bro, under my own name,
Without interruption or alteration Ia the man
agement of the same .s,,sg 81 5sH gys
By calling the attention of my customers and
the public Of Harrison county at large to this,
may be allowed to assure them that shall use
every effort in my power, by close and strict
attention to business, to receive continuation OF
their kind patronage. Nothing shall be loft IN
dono to satisfy the most scrupnlous and close
purchaser who will favor me with his call.
a large stock of tho best and most fashionab ie
clothing, as vol MS OF furnishing goods, in all
its branches, will be kept on hand constantly, at
low and reasonable prices; Come, see and Try.
Respect, THEODORE ROSENrHAL.
CIurksburg, Jan. 25th, 1850 It.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
Notices, Sales, &c.
Land for safe. 8

an pursuance Of a decree Of heI6frcnit Court
1eef Randolph cnun ~. efidered on tha Sii dar
of Now fnber 1887 i'm case Ct Robert sGarrett sS
Sons against Thomas b. Gurtis,s adnS ni-trsfnrs
and Others, shall, on the 9th day Of March,
1855. in the town eff West Union. In the enpr ~
Of PFtston sen, public auction q t5art Of +,
40 acres ofland in the conn ty of PreSt on on
Little Wolf Greek, on the North western turn
pike road: also, tract of $50 acres in the conn
" of Preston. on the Northzwest ern turnfiike
road near the town of West Union; also. = house
'ty Of Preston; ~ 70 sS ssi t:l! ~ = tSil7,
And on Monday the a4sh day gof Nay, 1855,
before the court house door IN tho county fof
Randoiph.iI will sell, at public auctions sores
on the east,sid of the alley river. adjoining
Ananias Hink1e; also, abont 100 ceres on Cheat
mountain. in the said. county of Randolph adj
Joining, A mos Garfield: also, 200 aeres of land
in the county of Randolph, on the Valley river.
about 80 miles south Of Beverly, on the Hnt-.
louisville and Marland Bottom turnpike road.
On this tract there Is sulphur spring, which Is
said 20 be similar to the White sulphur, in
Greenbrier county; also, one undi vided third
river; also, undivided third part of4ss acres
in Randolph county ion Midkle Fork river; also.
ono undivided third part of 4a0!aeres ON said
Middle Fork also, one undivided half of $50
acres in Randol ph county. ON Shayer's noun tain,
adjoining the Seneca roads also 2S4 acres in tho
county of Randolph. Oh the east side of the Val
ley river, at ] e MOI til OF Leading creek. This
Ii q valuable farm-all level land. -, -.
TERMS OF SALE.-Upon credit of !, and
years. the purcha Ell. giving bond and security.
hearing interest from the date Of sale The title
will he retained as q further seGtirity for the
purchase money. a 81 DAVID GOFF, =.
VI Jan. 23, 1888 lit. Commissioner.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
NEW STORE Az
Clarksbur;g9, g. Station

TAMES CLIFFORD would respectfully In
q form the public that he is opening very
large assortment OF seasonabIe goods at his stor7
house between A. NJ. Bastable's Commission
house and the Depot. which h. will sell very 10"
for cash OF country produce. @
Ny stock consists in part Of the following ar
ticles: Prints, MusIins, Lawns, Muslin De-
Laiucs, Marines, Alpacas, Debages, Boz 'ges,
Gtngtams, Ky. Jeans of alI kinds' Groceries.
Coffee, ie 1-2 cents per pound.
suga,, 10 g vi 8
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Mackeral
Herring, Goldfish, &c. "
Give him call, for he can beat the Jows to
sell low, -. D.. nol3 5m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
9EE. q. Is T"t re- aAGNYCH.

I IAvtS} boon frequently suli!itvl o Gil I1r.
l. sons wishing To BUY. Hs we'll AsthJAl Wish
ingte sELL read eatSte n, Hnrrisun AMI thu q /.
I,pilI ny counties Of North wsntorn Y..Vtui4. /
liave t0nGnt tel tb'0itet my services 10 tnS pub.
ticAs AN a9G nt: blinking thtb ,h.~ IL fiitiSs ara
TpybiAs ~ epabs mo. ~ sb1 EGrvISss,Is ~ 'AIth
ellel and buyers. g-t
Those ~ttidngto BUY. ,nu4t fnras.h no xth
9hs kitsh"nI T'n"Hht''f property ~an,O4 "a 10.
-irsl, !oesilfn9Hni S0nVSnh'ICcs, AMI tie prise
hey uxpE-rt u pay,
:fIo-S &lsbtttl't to .OlI viii Ifv0 N. l,s,rip.
i0liM ltir Ir4IFty --ita dri"niIt ,lni.i ) con.
lIiiun. lue4tip'r. lutNe, tIIrI-, ~.
These 'le.sri Gt'"l!4 wilI W. SEPT hlI IN ,ilH
Hve. Tor this Sxsnliil. ItiII Df thee va St,p u
"ny 0t&e!I; ann tiioss IL eng GiTt,tr - d plrs
'"ser I"r pr"tsOrty, wa I've ~ ~ .i.'si,tr3ae
lie rs reierrimv,to thln, ~
No Slutgo Wit'I6 IN III nEAOpt WIIiu A sale IL
1h1rtod Id IrSaA Is W. pItD 't'ER
February. 8Ll ls17., l.EIark.hurr g..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12

SAIILLIAM HERSMAN and Phoebe Hers
w man his wis. John w. MARBLE. Isaac W.
uinzman, David B. Roger, Abraham Wolf and
Andrew F. Wolf, TAKE NOTICE, that on the
18th day of February, 1858, at the office OF G..
w. Berlin, in I'u1kIiannon, Upshur county,
Va, will proceed 10 take the dispositions Of
John w. Marple and others, to be read as evi.
dence for mo in suit now nding in the Cir
cult Court Of Upshur county, Va, wherein I
arm complainant and you are defendants. If
tions Nh Guild not be completed on that day, the
taking thereof will be continued from day 10
day until completed. Respectfully,
jul5 4t WIN. w. 'CRAVER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
Miscellaneous.
pr. WaltOn9s

\ MEXICAN PILLS. Joy to tho uf1ictod.--
~ Young America Victorious Ono small
hundred. No bnlsam, no Mercury, odor on
tho breath, no fear of detenLior. Two small
pills dose; tHstele<s and harmless as watcr.-
Full directions are given, 40 that the patient can
cure himself Us ccrtuin us with tho advice OF the
most experienced surgeon. and much be tter than
with tho advice Of one Of little experience in this
class of disease.
Sent by mail to any part orthO country by on
osing tho dollar to DR.. y. G.. Walton, No:
1874 North Seventh St. below Race, philadelphia.
y liberal discount to tho trade. Mono genuine
without tho written signature Of d. q. Walton.
Proprietor. -
DR.. Wa treatment for Self abuse. Weakness,
&C., is entirely different from tho usual course.
DR.. w. has cNrGd hundreds who haze tried 9th.
era without benefit. Tho treatment is ~ GER
tain to cure rs the sun is to rise. Enclose n
stamp, and address DR.. W. us above, giving II
full history Of your case, aud YOU will bless the
d"y you made the effort to secure what is certain
"A RADICAL CURE. fc5 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12

4 T RULES held In the Ierk's office of the
n Circuit Court Of Upshur county, on the
first Monday in January, 1858.
E. &. Bridge, Complainant,
D. II. Shuniaker, &c, Defendants.
The object OF this suit is TO subject to sale CO.
tain tract Of land lying In sud county, for pur-
chase money due thereon.
1tuppearfng that the defendant John B. Shu-
maker is not an inllubitant Of this Common
wealth, on motion Of the Complainant il is or
dered that he do appear here within ono month
after due publication OF this order ard do what is
necessary TO protect his interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste, A. POUNDSTONE,C elk.
J. S. Fisher, attorney. jalo At
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12

In ordering tickets oI Certificates. enclose the
money to our address for the tickots nrdcrsh: on
receipt Of which they wi III he forwarded by drat
mail. Purchasers can have tiokcsA ending In
auv figure thev NAV designate. -. ',. ~ %
The list OF. drawn numbers and prizcstwillthc
sent to purchasers Immediately after tho draw
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12

Al RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
N Circuit Court of Upshur county, on the
first Monday IN January 1853
E. ]. CoIerlder, Complainant,
vhomas G. Farnsworth, &C., Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to obtain decree to
sell certain house, shop and let In Buckhan-
non, for the purchase money due thereon
1t appearing that the defendant Thomas G.
Farnsworth Is not an IN llabitant of this Com
il is ordered that lie do apper here
within one IN onth after due pubItcAti II Of this
order aud do what is necessary TO protect his iu-
terest IN this suit. A copy. Teste;
A. POUNDSTONE, Clerk.
G. w. Berlin, attorney. jal5 at
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
Notices, sales, &c.

A 7 RULES held in the Clerks Office OF the
~ Circuit court Of. Harrison County. on the
first Monday in February, 1885, i Il :. R5ef I ,
Thomas Tarleton, lin asspmpsis, and upon an
Elijah Tsrlsson, y ,cuted., : .sssai' '5s77oii
I The object Of this suit Ia TO obtain a Judgment
against the defendant for.the sum of one hun
dred and eighty dollars and IS cents, with inte-
rest thereon, from the End day!of January. 1858,
until paid, and the costs, and 10 bind cert ain es
tate or debts, due him within this state.
happening by affidavit filed that the defend
commonwealth. on motion Of the plaintiff IL is
ordered that he do appear here Within one month
after due publication of this order, and! do what
Ii necessary to protect his interest in this suit;
and that copy. this order be inserted for four
weeks successfully in the Clarksburg Register ,
and posted at the front door of'the 0ourt-house
of said county, on the first day of the next eoun-
.af 9. W. SMITH, Clerk.
n. Lewis, Attorney. 70 4t
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rhe shonIyanti Qpirks..4u.
- OF Won aAl.

UsT PuBLI. led, thesl IiiiiioA. On S.,or.
y mHt"rrhUI IOmiltAi JiSeaseA.'- sG.cm'ihS
EurVous Debility, seminal wOh Knees iMvDllns
1ry EmifElrnr, InpOlgnvU d.. ~ ~ ding TfonI
vi,i'us lnh.tr hcquir.Iinrtm: tn, Gd Al pa.
AYE it"th T'u'ht" tthi t5I by tIr. CatSer.
tN"Y IN suItvr al tbs Rpynt COtI,Ies ~ W St,u4
4 Il. gland 1921. Lisnntiate nf ths III 1920,
I'lLjh oars tcrilchL Pr Gill r-r ia l. - lon
.tlICF''fth1 'fSTiI ttHit.Ih" -3Assh a,ET
N"riy Lie" &p. his una t."t hiSis. 'S S "aa
tt,hFs Treatise written by. a w"rii rettniIsi
fhH.i"idn aud Surgeon. -ofV ts an tho ,drly faFo
~ d lrrtnHleUt H"te for ali .'tpsA -0s TOsuIiIlf
iom rrlf Utu-c. Nud.ir tho only PuIiiAiLsu III
':'ki i written IN N t'ciicV1IiI spirit vi iy 4
GleHtidj mani u should Isi I-lr' u ~ IS.Ir All
Hlo ,V',ln4 their fSsGS1 IoaIth aud be-, pl,.sas
rEsA u h:rsItsf.-
Prizes .cilta Ir stamp. at tie Iee,i,R of
~ kh IL All lie a6tIt pet ErS1G 4 vii Asdnra
y W: Gh. RIITos No. S2b IcE GVShnI iJ.x 1855,
70" AV'A -s.3 -s tAlIp
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The secret Iufrmitie~ OF
AND MA rURIFY,

Jsst PuLIis1td. GTafis. the 2Hta YlsoHsaHd.
FEW " 6R4,s On. III; riusAsl .tfs.tm,p,
f. wi,hou, MEDICINE, 81 spermatorrh"a or 10
cal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions GenitAIhIE'
Nervous Lebllity, Premature decay OF she 81
tom, lmP0fssnGy' and lmPsl,nsTs' :. 70, AssrtiaE:
tant fact that the many alarming compl9ntr,
originating in the imprudeHee and solitude Is
youth, may be easiIf removed Wiih'ut ntyItufn.
Il in this small tract, rIearI5 dsn"Bjrrate: AMI
the entirely new and highly successful tTsattaen
~ adopted bS the author. fully GFpIafEIs.f. &,
means of which evsry one y sIg4bIed i9cire him
sel, perESctfy fnd at ths 9eaas' bSsEiBi3 oust
the day 49,, -s-gt4t<fFutgsg yt-rS13
Sen % any address, gratis and post free In a
sealed envelope, by remit ing twp postGes stamp
to DIR. Delaney, II LispensFd strset New York.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-12
Land Sale.

"a. Abel l sw'ger COMPLY eompl'' In ch.as,.v.
Daniels. Hall, DerrS ie77
Il shall sell under q dsrcee Of the Circuit Court
Of Harrison county, , At public auction, to the
highest bidder, before the frant door of the
Courthouse of Harrison county. on MONDAY.
the 9Th day Of March next. the land in the bill
aud proceedings mentioned, consisting OF abb ut
Thirty acres. situated on the drums of Booth
Greek, in said county, and being the same land
conveyed by complainant and Abram Nuzum
TO defendant by deed Of bargain and sale on the
9Th 6xv Of December, 1856, aud of record in The
Clerks otiic- of Harrison county.
TARMs.-The laud will be sold upon credit
Of six. twelve and eighteen mouths, the pnr-
chaser giving bond f" It'll good personal security:
AS a furthir security lien upon the land will
lie reserved upon the face of the deed.
S. Nj. SOMMERS,
Jan. 29.--4t. Special Commissioner.