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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-21
Chinese Enyi;sh.,

TIE elegant Greek slave imposed his
language and his modes Of thought
upon his barbarous Roman master. Oar
civilized Chinese attendants have com.
munica' ed to us outer "barbarians"G the
Syntax Of the Chinese tongue. They
have made for us anew English lam
guage," wherein words'once familiar to
us as English words starLle us by new
signications.! My~friend introduced me
to his comsade (agent,) thus: eco fU
"You see. gentlemen-yon tawkey one
piecey coolie. one pircey boy-larnt pig'
con. you savey. no number one ifoolo.-
you make seethis gen'lemah-you make
him house pigeon" 'fsa - -. -
"Y0u see this gentleman; you must
engage for him coolie and boyFpeo~
pie who understand their business you
know, not stupid fellows; you will bring
them 10 him. and then manage to get
him lodging and furnish it, j i'5- 80
Yo whom the polite comprador replied
"Hab got catchee one piecey conIie-
ca,chee one piecey boy. House pigeon
mum Der one dearo: no hab got. S0ger
man hab catchee house pigeon.
"Mustg got" ts.'t st
"Hieugh."
The basis Of this "Canton English"-
which is tongue and literature, tor there
are no dictionaries and grammars to eiu,
-cidate it-consists Of turning the r into Z.
and adding final vowels TO every word and
constant use Of "savey" for3"know, I"
"tawke." for "spesk." "piecey" for
piece "number one, for '.frst class. "
but especially and above aIlthe continen-
tai employment of the word pigeon .
Pigeon means business in the most ex>
tended sense OF the word "Heaven pi
geon hab got." means that church SER
vice has begun "Jos pigen." means the
Buddhist ceremonial; "Any pigeon Can:
ton ?'' means .'haSe any operations ia,
ken place at Canton % "That no boy pi-
geon. that Coolies pigeon. is the form Of
Your. servant. s remonstrance if you ask
him TO fII your bath or take letter. Il
also means profit. advantage or speeula,
ton. "Him wang too much foolO, him
no savey. veley good pigeon hab got. /"
was the Commentary Of the Chinese Pi,
lot upon tha, Fatshun creek business.
| Until yoG can not only speak this Ian
guage fueutly. but also. which is faI
more difficult. montonous voice. all com
munication with your servants is imPos
sibls. ,.5s
TIE second morning after had beer
installed in my dwelling. my new "boy.
All. Lin. who sleeps on mat outside my
door. and whom | suspect to live prinei
pally upon successful rat hunts. for hI
knocks down about three per diem viii
II. IL,
room: All LiD, drawing up my pusqpii
curtains. presenting me with the s o'cloe
cup Of tea, and staring at me-. with bis iii
tie round eyes, grayely remfTked. "Mas
sa Smith, one small piecey COW child ha
got II Was long, long time before
comprehended what that, is being ? pa
l of the .boy's'i duty 10 inform his masts
. of the social events ofthe colony j
Wished to give me TO understand I'M
mrs. Smith bad presented her husbsr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-21

s 1A gentleman Of Norfolk. Va. hsd
a 60s negro, 10 whom he gave thejprirf-
lege of hiring himself out, and keeping
one,hslf. the wages, "A short gme since
the negro came home % his MASTER to
tell him that the. msnlfor whom he had
been working wished 70 buy. BIN. and
woald give thirteen hundred dollars for
hlm ID - tsa aA.iI hagea ri 4H
well" " said bis master, .Fhss Of thalf
Lden't wish 70 sell" ~ l.v.,ii.s-.,.
d. Bat you see. massa,,,' . said Sam, sI,ss
bad. a, eOggh some time, and specs I'm
gwine into desnnptions; i don't yspec Il
shall last more;n tpo or thsee years. and
I'd like rtostaks that man ingpS +, aa,gs,5
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-21

with a,daaghi er.d :, Il, makes a bachelor
Elaugh,sspdtan exile family man almost
Eery 70 hear this, gEotesque, tcarioatufes, q!
thetlangpags OF the snursery Hong Kong
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-21

Mouxr v1Rsos.4-Joha A. washing!
ton. Esq. owner Of Mount Vernon. Ia.
contracted TO convey it % the Ladies
Mount Vernon Assoeiation.- ON theif com.
piiancS wilR the following ferns! taoaI
'The payment o6f $2oo: 600 for Two
hubdrel >, acres ,6f la6d. sfhel1ding Tho
mansion and lending place. and. shows
all, the tomb. Rfghfesn ttlodsand dotlars
TO be Psid On nsi5sfbg ths9 9e5attae.. and
the reniainder Of che sum, ID 't0af bcnds.
pay able ID yearly fnstalnents. yilh TIC
permission, after payment Of the ffst
bond TO pay 10 Nj. Washington any !.
mount of the balance due ID sums of MOI
lesSthsn So. 900. waisii sum. wiz be ersd<
tied to the association. ia this r1annsr les.
sepipg the interest. The lille 10 The ss-
tate and Possession 70 Be given on pay
rnent Of the principal ADD interest. and
the privilege also granted Of obtaing pos.
session, on thirty days notes, at any
time tbe associatfon may Bs ready .o'fuf.
nish the entire parcbase money, 'itas
N'1tf -ffE. Ttfs1 FfrfflE Doe
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-21

= JVifrTNu THE iROPE: -Liais girls. md
smoetimss large bnos, grow am6itiou. Al
titneSihl this exercise. aud IA cir move
tnents should be watbHeds 1as they may
do themselves injuries. from bthe effects
Of Which they, may never recover. We
have known women made .eripples for
life BY This exafcise,s 1h' 'tteif inseniIo
sports of'an lloar.S AassFf6us case Of the
kind occurred in this city the carly part of
this week. "A young lady from Now
York. ina th6ugttless iHoifJ fesolsed'lo
see how many times she could Jump the
rope without stopping. as others bad don't.
and went on. Until She was exhausted.
and Suhkinto absoldte haIplessHeSS. A.
an immediate consequ encS She was seized
with,an affection Of the nheaFf.d and was
foritRo ofthtee daysih danger 81 sudden
death: Atithea last seeoants she haId inn
proved a. iIittIs, but - bdII IN Imminent
danger. add her recovery eah, only Sc
the result ofthe utmost care with thesai
Of a considerable lapse6 Of time! fois9G-
keepsis Eagle, up q ~ III 20 DiltHes
F..A - d H. ~
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WHOLE NO. 33s.

was fond of sending an epigramatic bull.
Ieaip, to the capital and once plagiarised
CesaF'sl famous dispatch, ..yenis vidi. viz
Eeif'1(i came ! saw, conquered )-aps
PropFiatsly omitting, however, the second
word Tor he despissd fatigue. and mere>
lyIrpshed at his object like bull dog
I Again, contrasting The sriyal generals
with himself. he said ..ISamenskis knows
war sbqt war knows no. hing Of him. ! do
not kpqw.hsr, but she knows me. AS to.
Soltikertt, he neither knows her. nor is
he ksswnbs heEs.ib s. Upon ths ecsessiou.
of Paul. that Empsror having changed
the dress Of his soldier from Russian 70
French fashions Sayarot, disgpsted at y
custom, which he considered as TOO effem-
mate, .explaimed., Hair,i powder and
onrls,are NOT cannon. md tails are not
bayeneis.'' This! sarcasm, which in tho
Russian tongue, forms an aposhsgem in
rhy me, hayfog spread lpropgh the army.
was the cause which Induced the Elm.
peror, TO recall Sesarof aud dismiss him
from the service. -. .s 5sia
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RELEpHAN1ssfs Isp1A "A Calcutta corr
respoudentof che New York Commercial
Advertiser. .'ia giving an account, of sisis
to oBarrackpore, says e.tisteg SRp, Astlss
I'VE saw the recently Safriyed elephants
from Bafmahs they looked in good CON.
ditlon. There were ninety otlthemat the
stables and many were travelling about
through the different streets andfoads.--
i7had a short, ride upon oneNof the iar-
gest, whokneeled downlto enable rme 10
mount him. and some ofthen, madeIus .
salaam with their trunks when told % do
go by their keeper or 'mahout.' as tho
driver is called. They ate intellig gent an!
imats! AstoFS nwRs'told7me of.a inumbes
Of elephants in one of the IN Mofllssihfd
tricts, 0ae of4them had aeommitted q
faultin refusing. TO carry R9slight addis
tionsl burdeh.. when told by the mahout
thathe would get extra gtog for it.pl tHs
was tried by court martial Fin the pres
ence oftwenty Of his eiephanliue Sbfesh-
FEN and convicted, aud onSthe keepers
reading Che sentence, all raised their
trunks in ackho@led Of iIssiusiice.
Another was appbinted oihogi him, which
he did by giving him fifty'lashes witha
long chain twibed about his trunk, and
the'cIiptit received The whole tneeklys
we'll knowing headesersed it, They arc
very cunning as TO weighing their. food
with theltufunks wheuion a5match, land
il their is an ounce short they will dis
cover it, and insist ON 4theEreguIaraSklt6w-
anee.H When travelling they each Zh&ys
agailoh Sf grog a2day. jdStsas sailors, and
soldiers have their glass. io,rhese ani-
mails were at Bartackpors srecruiting IL.
ter the 'VoyageFahd &erer soon 20 6eisent
up the country to do setviee'ini Eng funds
cause .hamfitia % roiiisqq I6di - n96
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-31

We have examined with much interest at the new
music store of Mr.. Stoddard, in the Walker Build
ings, Calvert street, some splendid Piano Fortes,
just received from the celebrated American manu-
factory of the Chickering's at Boston, We are told
that these instruments the last results of these
ingenious and skillful makers, and that they
are made upon an altogether new scale, combining
strength and power with peculiarly delightful
tone These instruments of four kinds, the
Grand, Parlor Grand, Square, and Upright the lat
ter being particularly desirable for its compactness
and the original features of its interior mechanism
The gem of the selection however, is the ParIor
Grand Piano belonging to Prof. B. Courlaender, of
our city, the exquisite Pianist This instrument
seems the very perfection of art and is to be used
during the approaching season in a series of grand
Sorees, with which our music loving citizens arc
to be favored by Mr.. c., in conjunction with the
equally skillful and finished Violinist Prof. Mabr
and Violoncest Ahrend, who now preparing
great variety of superior music for this object.
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1858.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
their Daily issue, the Proprietors of the Exchange
are now publishing a Tri-wcelly-or Country
edition. This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with full and reliable report of the markets
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
advertisements. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably in
advance. Subscriptions for shorter period will
be received at the same rate
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TIE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS,

The Ptcogme of Saturday evening saws:
Uortdtiy.-The yellow fever deaths within the
limits of the city during the twcntyour hours end
ing at noon yesterday, Goth inst. y numbered fifty
four, showing an increase of twenty-six as com
pared with the previous day. We understand that
the decrease as shown by yesterdays report, and
the increase as shown by to-day's, are rather ap-
parent than real. At noon on Thursday, there
were several bodies at one two of the cemeteries
waiting interment, and had they been added to the
report of the day, the decrease would not have
been as great as shown, and to-day increase would
have been less.
From the same paper of Sunday, we take the fol-
lowing:
The Heolh Of the City.-The official reports of
the yellow fever mortality in the city, published
daily in our columns, furnish our readers, at home
and abroad, with reliable data in regard to the ac-
tual condition of the health of the city, 1t will be
observed by an examination of them, that an in
crease of mortality is recorded since Wednesday,
though the total number of deaths from this source
for the entire week may not much exceed that re-
ported for the week previous
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LATEST FROM UTAH

BY the arrival of the mail from Salt Lake Civ
the New York Times received dates one week Later
from Utah, to July 80. The latest news from the
Camp of the Army is to the 23d ut. Preparations
for the Territorial election were going forward in
Utah, and the Gentle residents were to vote on n
independent ticket for candidates to fill the offices
now occupied by members of the Mormon priest
hood 'sfusion'' ticket for Territorial and County
Officers had been put in nomination in Salt Lake
City, the more liberal and influential Mormons be-
ing placed on the ticket with Gentle candidates
Politics were quite lively at the date of the last ad
vices. Reputation of the Mormon currency-the
notes of the ''Deseret Currency Assertion"
the last movement of the Mormon leaders, and the
effect of the measure was great dissatisfaction
among the people, the Gentle storekeepers refusing
TO receive the notes. which formerly passed current
IN payment for trade. The recent rumor that Brig
nam Dung and few of his friends had fled from
the territory is corrected: Brigham left the city for
pleasure excursion, but had returned. From the
Army, at Camp Floyd we learn that the Volunteer
Battalion had been dismissed and left on the 18th
nit, for Fort Leavenworth, where it is to be dis
banded. An Army order, issued by General John
ston, speaks in complimentary terms of the officer
and men of this battalion. Another order discou-
meets the battalion of mounted rihemen and the
Third Infantry from Gen. Johnston's command, an
orders those corps to New Mexico. The army re-
naming in camp was in excellent condition.
Inc operatives of several of the cotton mills of
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The Hon. William Graham died at his residence
year of his age. He was in MANY resnocts IN
markable man. Born upon the frontier. where
schools were almost unknown and where the Iabou
OF the pioneer was divided between subduing the
forest and defending his heartbstone from thc fnr
of the savages, he obtained, at great sacrifice tbo
elements of a common school education His mind
was clear, vigorous and discriminating, and by in.
cessant application he acquired large store of use
ful information lie was member of the first
Constitutional Convention of Indiana. and served
for many years in both branches of the Legislatures
and at the session of 1920 elected presiding Off
Ger of the House of Representatives. In 1857 he
was elected member of Congress, and at the close
of that Congress he retired to private life.
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The long discussed project of a line of telegram
to India to connect with the existing European has
been at length brought to decision in favor of the
route by the Red Sea, in preference to that over
land by way OF Constantnople and the River Ticris
The encouragement to the enterprise offered by the
British Government is such as to leave no doubt of
the immediate raising of the necessary capital com
puted to be about 100000. The company has al
ready issued its prospectus for raising the necessa
ny amount in f2O shares; according to which
the Government has granted a guarantee of
four and half per cent. for fifty wears to bepin
Immediately. Should the revenue exceed four
and half per cent, the surplus is to be APP
pied one third to repay the advances of
interest made by the Government, one-third to
form a reserve fund to the amount of 100000. and
the remainder to increase the dividend of share
holders until it shall reach ten per cent: after
which the Government are to have discretionary
authority to reduce the tariff The line is to run
IRON m1 Alexandria by way of Alden, to kurrachee.-
Inc part OF the line to be first constructed is that
IRON !, Alexandria to Alden. Arrangements for the
establishment of European line to Alexandria
have been already completed by which it is to bn
Land tins autumn. Lines of communication from
hurrachee to Bombay, Calcutta, Madras. and Gem
trail India already exist. The nearestpoint at which
mail is Malta. VIZ Wv eii"iiu
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YELLOW FEVER ON \ BALTIMORE SHIP

From the Ne,o York Times Of ycSierdoHl
Mayor Tcmann yesterday startled in the
midst Of his Sabbath devotions at Manhattanville,
by the arrival Of dispatch from the Police Head
quarters, informing him that case of yellow fever
had occurred on board ship lying at Pier No. s,
North River. He repaired at once to the city, and
finding Dr. Rockwell and one or two other mem
bers of the Commissioners of HEALTH visited the
locality referred to, in order to ascertain the facts
of the case. The ship on which the case occurred
was the Rather, Of Baltimore, which has been
twenty days in this port, during which time she has
been on the dry dock, being repaired and coppercd.
She was last from New Orleans, and performed the
required quarantine in harbor on her arrival
here. The person who was taken from the ship on
Saturday, sick, had in some way been employed on
vessels at Quarantine, where it is supposed he took
the disease. The Mayor ordered the ship to be re-
moved to the Quarantine anchorage, which was
done as soon as her ballast could be put on board
The health officer came in for share of censure
among the crowd for permitting vessels to come to
the city before they freed from the infection of
yellow fever. Dir. Munday, who represents the
Board of Health Of Castlcton made a lengthy re-
port on the 9th inst, the origin of the various
cases Of yellow fever which have occurred outside
OF Quarantine limits at Staten Island.
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Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP PINK ToNEY.-The schr
Red Fox, Capt ELEPHANT, arrived on Saturday
night having on board portion of the officers and
crew OF the steamer Pink Toney, Capt. Lockwood,
winch vessel toundered at sea on the 10Th July in
lat. = 40 N, long. 80 - W. They were taken on
board the Red Fox at Campeachy, where they ar
rived on the ID inst. The Pink Toney was cleared
at the Custom House in July for Minatitlan by the
Tehuantepec Company, and went to sea from the
tanning the second officer of the steamer ard thr-
teen Others have not been heard. from.-N. 0.
Bulletin.
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haps, be deemed premature to discuss. We have
fulfilled our purpose, in directing public attention
TO present political movements at the North the
significance of which cannot easily be mistaken
nor their Importance safely overlooked.
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On the Goth instant, MARY f. PHILOAENA, aged %
months daughter Of DIR, John F. and Catharine Monmo
:, On the 10th instant Miss CAROLINE s. SOFIA, aged
lG years and months
On the Doth instant Mrs MARY ANNE corso,t Of
John A. Jones.
On the 22d instant, JOHN J. McGUIGGAN, aged 81
years and months
On the 2Sth instant AMANDA MAIVINA, aged 3
years . months and 26 days twin daughter of William
a. and Hester J. Dell
oh the 10th instant, Bladensburg, Prince George
county, TIKI kMAN Cross, aged years and 5 months
eluest son OF Samuel c. and Maria Crawford
Pryor, aged 70 years.
In Alexandria, Va, on the 22d instant MARY 3. At
NSon IN the olst year of her age, widow of the late
Isaac Atkinson, of Baltimore " WV sew
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NJ A Il Il | i ID

On the 26th instant by Rev. Dr. Roberts VIM IAMIL-
TON SMITH to THOMASINA II. THRALL
On the 10Th instant at Eutaw Street Parsonage by Rev
II. b. Brook, JOHN LOCKARD to ELIZABETH f. SOU
pERS, both of Baltimore county.
On the 26th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Dashells, JAMES W
HOPKINS to Miss MARIA L., daughter of F. D. Auder
son, Esq, all of Hartford county, Nd
on the 9TH instant by the Rev. Mr.. McCron, CTIAS. c.
bAhIAELL to MARY f. MILLER all of this city.
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COAI, NOTICE.

COAL NOTICE,
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friend,
and consumers of Coal generally, that we are receiving
and prepared to deliver the Locust Gap Coal Mountain
GOALS, which in appearance quality and durability can
not be surpassed by any brought to this market W.
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial to con
vince them Of this fact if taken we are enabled to
furnish them at much lower price than later in the sea
son; 24O lbs invariably given to the ton We also keen
constantly hand, Lyken's Valley Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASIIBURN & HOUSE,
Office, SO Lombard street, 2nd door,
auf West of South ST.
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NOTHING IS so BECOMING TO a man or WO-
man as soft uNuriant head of hair 1t is the GROWING
ornament Of humanity But alas how soon it is lost
and with it all beauty, unless nourshcd nvigorate
ny some chemical preparation, for which nothing vet
been discovered equal to Professor Woods FERMENTATION
CAUFIoN.-Bewarc of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restor
tive Depot, St Louis, Mo, and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JonN G. GIVEN, Chnaman's Tea Store,
anZo-Zw 81 and SO Baltimore street
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The emigrant train for California, which recently
left Dallas, Texas, for the overland journey by way
OF the 'Staked Plain" under command of Major
Mccullough, has been heard from at Franklin OBJ
posite Ell Paso. The company had suffered many
hardships, having lost eighty head of good work
oxen, but arrived at Franklin, July l. without loss
of life 1-
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CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice that
Messrs. DOBBlN WAKEFIELD, No Sc Second street arc
the only authorized agents in this city the of the
Baltimore Coal Company's Coal wholesale and retail
The Company has not sold shipped one pound of Goa
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year.
THOMAS WILSON
President Baltimore Coal Co.
Baltimore August u, 1858. auI2tf
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COAL

THE BOSTON COAL COMPANYS COAL IS THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST IN THIS MARKET,
And can he had in quantities to suit purchasers, of
u. L. BAssFoRD, Agent.
No. S4 South street.
nA-ORDERs promptly executed au7d1m
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ROOFING RooFING!! RooFING

ROOFING! RooFING!! RooFING
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosI RooFING
unrivallcd by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UNRIyALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building cor North and
JyZou Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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Among large number of Americans who rogis-
tered their names at the banking house of Messrs.
Lansing, Baldwin & Co., Paris, from August eth to
18th, we notice the following Marylanders: Jno.
s. Wright and family, Jno. H. Neale, Z. E. King.
james Cox, W. FL. Cox, J. c, Garfield and lady,