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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

Two WAYS TO TELL SroRY.-EIiza-
beth Barrett relates the following episode
in her history:
First time he kissed me, but he only kissed
The fingers of this hand wherewth write;
And ever 81 nee 1t grew more clear and white;
Slow to world greedng-quIck with it. ooh
list"
Whom tho Angels speak. A ring of amethyst
could not wear palmer to my sight
Than that first kiss. Oh beyond deed
That was the crysm of love, which loves one
crown
With sanctifying sweetness did precede,
The third upon my lips was folded down,
In perfect purple state
1 have been proud, and said "My love--my
own !"
"Sut Lovengood." of Tennessee, has
experienced q similar felicity, and de-
scribes it in the following:
81 happened to pas next day; ov
course I stopped to enjoy look at the
tempter, and she war mighty luvin to me
put one arm round my neck an tother
wun whar the circingle goes around a
hoss, took the inturn on me with her
LETT foot an gin me kiss. Says she.
'Sutty' love. I've got somethin' for you
a sensashun'-an' believed it, for begun
- feel it already. My toes felt as il
minners wur a nibblin' at um-a cold
streak run up and down my back like q
lizzlrd with turkey hen after him in
settin' time. and my stimmick was hol
and onsatis6ed like" 7'AH s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

AN lNFERSAL MAcH1NE.-The Buffalo
commercial Advertiser states that on
thuFsday' baggage man at the Central
Depot while handling a trunk in the
usual slambang manner Of that useful
class of citisens. threw it down with sunb
toroe as to explode pistol within. The
pistol exploded a canister of powder. the
powder exploded the trunk. and tha
trunk exploded the baggage man. tum,
onng him neck over heels, and served
o'u right at that.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

SPANISH PsINrER.-Spanis compost.
tors use. instead of the composing stick in
vogue in the United States, a rude. ill.,
shaped one. hardly deep enough for three
pica lines. They "empty" each line,
when finished. upon galley. W which they
invariably have before them ,resting upon
the upper-case. g sd' }gE o. tG$
Notwithstanding the apparent incon>
venienoe aud delay of this method. Span.
ish compositors are proVsrbially correct.
aud put their "matter" up with sstonish-
ing rspidity. e s s @
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

"Gop WILL TAEEscSRR or BApY.l''--A
beautiful .bsby had been, lpughIiS sayait.
and t. oonld ssya liitle else :s'sGOd s4iIl
take eare Of tbe baby" 'Itzwaa, seized
with sickness st time when both parsr.s
we're Just recovering from illness. Every
daysit grew uOrses and At last it mas
given up 20 die. ass
AImos, sagonizsd tha mother begged to
be carried into abe room Of bef JsTlip,, 10
giys ispne last embrace. Both parent.
succeeded. in reaching. iss apartment, ius,
ss IL Was thought the baby. aas bresilsiuu
its last. The mother Nept sl,,ud s.lS.n
once more the litils creature. opened iis
eyeslookipg loyipgIyup 10 bsr face, suii.
ed. moved its lips. aud Ia q fsin Voies
ssids '..God will take care of baby Sweet
|consoling words. they hardly ceased when
fhe infsnt spirit Eas IN heaven.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

HA henpseked husband says that
instead of himself and wife being one.
tney are teu (; for she is ] and he fs o.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

w In raising the heart above de.
spar. an old fiddle is worth four doctors
and two druggiSts' shops.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22
ANGRY WORDS.

:, . Felseu drops ~ care and sorT0v,
,-sz Bitter poison drops are they;s
Waving like he coming morrow
ssd HsRgsisls ef today.
8 Abgfy vprdsl o, Jet tbsmsnSsdr
From fbs torEus foEbidden slip;
ssg Mly ytke hssrt bsst imPplse ever
chssk them ere Ehey soil the lip. {
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

~ There is ap ol,i f..lios Il Nssh. ills
nho snorrs 80 loud tlat be is Obliged 10
sleep Al house il ths rext ssseo, 70
sypfd ysheaspg HnssW
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

mstf II ,9ensS gcG so iaio4 SEQ 81 alBd
,is7u faa y7qdassiIsq sssa "a sua, vs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

Her smile 20 soft, her heart 50 kind,
I, i, Her voice for PHYS tones 80 ct, ~,
All speak her WON .p:----but her mind =,
I, nj Lily her where bssaI i and ssgs' slt.l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

- n BOD sld547sl s!Il Go4e 0eilaaiI
t.4t .Tsv ga9i&giE sdJ nj j,aah hds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22
,.FRIDAY, ,.JANUARY.a .as

Fesery body, came old Hugh Have, q.
had been invited az d m after of conrtesy!
and was not in the least degree expected
to mako bis apPearancs.y
+ He came NOT alone: On bic arrn hs
brought 81 young girl. uninsited. ibui
whom, with grave courtesy. thel present.
ed to his hostess as Agnes Darks. the
dsughtet Of 9 deceased friend, and now
his watd. who had arrived only that
morning, and whom. presuming on Ma;
dame Auderly 3 well known kindness. he
had venturedit to present TO herssen sai
Madame Auderly, A,reader of faces.
was certainly attracted towards her; and,
after little talk. that confirmed her first
favorable impressions, che took the hand
oftthe orphan girl. and conducted her TO
the group formed by the Mise, Audsrly::
Mr.. Sterne. Mr.. Heine. Mr. Dulanie. and
Honora Paule. - 2 90
Under the auspices Of Miss Rose Au.
derly. they were just about to form what
she called Sybil's Circle. forawhich pus
pose, Messrs. Heine and Sterne .were:dis.
patched to bring 70, ward a round table.
Miss Rose went,to cabinet to seek the
'Sybil's Leaves which she presently pro-
duced. All then seated themselves
round tie table .s7is- ,Et
|. a dead silence reigned. Rose shufRed
the cards, turned them with their faces
down. and then. addressing her right
hand neighbor. Mr.. sterne, in q Tow
voice. she demanded aroua s.ii e
What would you with the Sybil q
i would know the future partner Of
my life.' was tho formal answer.
'Drawl si-' g 't-ii' 9'ls- ..t-5sl .
j. The young man heistated for while.
smiled. and. rejecting all those cards that
were nearest himaelt, put bis hand under
the pack, and withdrew the lowest one.
Read I he said. extending tho card to
the Sybil. s..aEas 7-7t 'rH.a
Hear l. she exclaimed: dst
"'A widow. beautiful as.llsht.
Twill be your lot 10 we'd
With rich jointure, which shall pour
Its blessings on your head
Thare waa q oapsral cla min n ~ 4 arJo
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

The next day Honora informed her
grandmother. Madame Auderly. Of God
frey's presence in the neighborhood. and
the old lady sent her only brother. Col.
Shannon. 70 fetch him to Piedmont. God.
frey accepted the invitation. On bis ar
rival. he found that General Sterne. the
Governor elect of Va. and his son, had
just taken up their quarters. for several
days with. Madame Auderly; and the old
lady. IN his honor. at once sent off cards
Of invitation to some Of the neighbors to
visit her that evening. s.s.gni ia,
4; When, tea was over. the company, adj
journed to the drawing:roon. where soon
after. the guests invited for the evening
Joined them. -;e,,.--y 9g
First came. Father o,Iouherty. the
parish priest Of ST. Andrews Church at
Grassland.
The next arrivals were Mr. aud Mrs,
WILLOW ghby sand Mr. lHeine. gxsZ
% Imtnediateiy aftsrsthem came Driand
Mrs. Henry Hawe-the doctor. man d
great fashion and elegance. the lsdy. a
delicate. pensiya woman. With sort oi
sad moonlight face. beaning softly out
between her fsecy locks of let.
And, last Of all, 60 the astonishnrert q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

NrAttAnit 0uH NU. Saw sim brla 4un.
Ut of Tlmt0t HHi.aiy virtue H. rn U.
det OF ihe arthanF r0uI uI C0affold oU. H Nat
Term, 1885. there will la exposed 10 rnbIle .8Io
in iho town 0l New Washington, ON Friday ihu
2d day of july. 1868, ai O'Clock, y. NJ OF .aii
day, all that fine urst miIl, numbering establish
mcut nul land connected Herewith, containing
iu oll about hrto hundred acres, the properly 0.
Junalhnu ra1rcr, lpn'd. situate iu Ghost town.
chip Clcar6oli oo, bounded ns Follows ,if hy
laudfur Joseph MMuuuy Aaron rrnroa. ThoH
MuhnGcp u0Hil Woods and nlhors, which prom
iua urrc valued oui appraised under urt ul
rU.tiiuu, granted 900 Dec Ium. ls0L HNI f.o
hcira of sajd Jonathan Io1rcn, Decd. hHyu ru.
rfed 10 take lhc sumc at tho valuation, this or.
der of .alo was made. Tho property BE- situate
upon Che cIoch Foo O pupuous uciEhbOrIood,
and in un excellent location for numbering, &c.
The land Is hoayiy tmbercd with white pine &
oak timber. Several houses, stables outbuild-
ings upon the premises
TERWs or SALE.-TOn per cent of tho whole
purchase money to be paid In cash when the
property is stricken down. One third Of tho re.
mainder TO be secured upon the premises by bond
and mortgage, the interest payable annually &c
Earbard Wager, late widow Of Jonathan Pcnrco
during iirr aud ut her dcceusc, the principal &,
he paid 10 tho heirs of the deceased Oucthird
of the balance cush when the sale is confirmed
by the court and the remainder in two equal an
uual payments thereafter with interest, to be SO
cured by Judgement bond and mortgage. Pos
session OF the premises given 40 the confirmation
of the sale.
Mny 10, ISIS. JNo. RoRABAUGn, Trus.
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Cabinet, Chair Making,
AND NDHoUsEPAINTING.

V0HN GULICH DANIEL BENNER having
~ entered into partnership in the above busi
ness will be prepared at all times to attend to any
business in the above line short notice and in
proper manner. They will also keep constantly
mn hand at their shop on Market ST., nearly oppo-
ote the jew store, a large assortment of Mahogo
sy and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet ware of
every descriptdn-whch they will be found eve
ready to dispose of ON as reasonable terms as the
same articles can be had elsewhere in the county.
cir stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con.
sists in part Of
Dressing and Common Bureaus Sofas, Sewinp
a. Wash Stands, Desks and Book Cases French
AZ Field Post Bedsteads Dining, Breakfast, Cen
TT Card and Pier Tables, &c.
OFFlNS manufactured and delivered at any
lp GO desired.
1ay %, 1854
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NnivAHrn ATtnACu0ysl
tNEbsONs MAuAEtNE.
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pUTNAMs MONTHLY


10000 cOpfEy .THE f7RyT NONrF
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CRAVING 10 every subscriber TilB aREAr
LIBRARY OFFER Agents getting rich.
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Monthly ha1 rivn 10 the consolidated woft A
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On hc country, and haH secured for it comb.
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and the beauty and proluscncss Of their pictorial
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following splendid programme. They have pur.
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wing,
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ol ant mhcfR hbot hIt wofk hohiot and n
mUu lBhoH0us wotk iils lilo s spent n
udnlua good, in rndeavOH t0 mako hmscli
ani 0ihuu ustml hOnofud. beloved dnd hhp.
py Nc hbs ateht 10 resp, "a and csteum hnd
h0nub oul--What he afely fecei,cs-a just
fUUumucuse iof hB lhhofs i0f ho aims hIph,
and hopes much. And as he has right, d.
Wine rahi, to these things, 400 hc expects them.
And above all, ho expects his Instructions 90
ht needed and good results 10 grow ont OF
them and 10 disappointed Of this whatever
urcuuflErmruts may be- denied him, none can
tHEH away hIs right 10 weep over his duap-
ru,uWruls and The iuilty Of man,
Ihn Iwr Teacher lives not for the present
only. iie lives for the future re points his
pupils ou and up, encouraging them ly his
own briaht example. lie looks away ahead,
tU tho time when the little boys and girls a.
round him have become men aud women, aud
thc play ground has been exchanged for the
grrat arena ot stcrncr life; when The spelling
buo, hus given place to the ledger or the tones
OF law or divinity, the mullcn.stalk to the sol
dicr's gun. and the sports Of childhood TO the
great battle Of life. Aud as his minds Uyc
scans the dim vistas Of the future, he sees
them honorcd and beloved, educated and use.
lul, yir,uous and happy. lie looks only at the
bright side. He secs them In the different
pursuits of lilci some in humble retirement,
spreading peace and happiness around them,
and always strcwng roses In their pathway iur
others. Tie sees others in public life, sway
ing nations by a word, causing unjust Judges
30 trgmblc at their cXpoSitiOns Of Justice, and
the throne OF tyrants to tottcr at their bid
dlnCs, while Justice and cruelty cove" in very
shame beneath their rebukes, and truth aud
virtue rejoice in the sunshine Of their smiles.
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EAUT0N-All persons are hereby caution ed
" against purchasing a certain note drawn by
me in favor Of Stacy w. Thompson, dated 29th
August, 1857, for Sl25, as | have not received
value therefor and will not pay It.
DANIEL BOWMAN.
April 7th. 1857. 3t-pd.
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BACK AGAIN IN THE OLD SHOP.

VNIlE subscriber informs his friends and the
Il public generally that he is now re-establish-
ed in the old shop on Sd st.. lately occupied by
Jacob Shunkwiler-whore he hopes by strict at
tention, and keeping stock of assorted iron to
merit the favor Of the public.
Country produce and cash never refused. An
apprentice from l6 to Is years Of age will meet
with good situation if application be made soon.
GEO. W ORR.
May ., 1857.
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JOHN TROUTMAN

STTLL continues the business Of Chair Making
- and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, at
the shop formerly occupied by Troutman q Rove
at the east end Of Market street, a short distance
west OF Litz's Foundry. june IL, 1855.
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nR. VI. WOODS, having changed his loca
~ ton from Curwensville to ClcarGeld. res.
pectiully offers his professional services to tho
citizens of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite 4 At Of
j. Grams Esq. nv! -y56
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CENTRAL HOTEL, Tyrone. Pa
A. b SHAW,
DR.. Il. V. WILSON,

II ANING removed his Office to the new dwell
Al ling on Second street. viii promptly answer
professional calls as heretofore.
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GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE,
Important to
TOBACCO CHEWERS.

TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHE

n VlUIr - Lr,l,rI- =, I,rrr-I, ,,,,,----.,,-,.
''i'' i - 1'I'o man IHOCHES
Tile Great substitute for Tebgrco.
1t lisa well known ord .o,+r,,.....i.,. 90
that the use of Tobacco is the promotinr o'of
MANY of the most severe MENTAL, Ann pIIyS,
ICAL DISORDERS to which tbe raco n r,a,, :,
subject, as car5 ul ANALYSIS and lonr and noinrII
expert nee have clearly nro,c to :,
certain narcotic and poisonous nronertos n,nst
dangerous in their effect which by entering irto
the blood dcrnnres tho fnnctions SrJ 3's'
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FREDERICK ARNOLD,

Merchant and Produce Dealer, Luthers.
VA burg Ccarfeld county, Pa.
April II, 1852.
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PUPLTC NOTICE.
TO MY CREDITORS.
CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA buying, or in any way meddling with
Mich Cows, one red and the other brndle now
in the possession OF Joseph Millward, Of Decatur
tp., as the said belong to me, and are in his
possession on loan only, subject to my ordes and
control.
DAVID GOSS.
Sept 23, 1857. 81 pd,
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I } SINOVAL.-Thc undersigned anounces to
III the "wholc world and the rest Of mankind"
that he has removed to the shop recently occupi-
ed by R0debough Shea, as q tailor shop, in
shaws Row, whore he will at all times be found
rcady and willing to attend to the socs' Of tho
boot'css part Of creation, His work needs no rec
commcndOtion--it recommends itself and he can
with pride point to bis largely increased custom
in proof Rcady-made work Of all kinds, will be
kept constantly on hand. The highest market
price paid for hides. JOS. COON.
May 9th 1857.
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THE LAST SUPPER, "

and will present n copy of it to every three dol.
lar subscriber for the year 1858. II was engra.
we'd at cost of over $4,000, by the late celebra
ted A. L. Dick, from the original of Raphael
Morghen, after Leonard Da Vinci. and is the
largest steel-plato engraving ever executed in
this country, being three times the size of the
ordinary thrce-dolIar cngraynga.
The first Impressions Of this engraving are
held at $40, and 10 was the intention Of the ar
list hat none Of the Engrayiugs should ever be
offered for o less sum than 50, being ichly worth
thatamounL Thus every three dollar subscriber
will receive the Magazine one year--choap at IS
-aud this splendid engraving, Iichly worth 81
thus getting for 50 the value Of IS.
We shall commence striking of the engrayings
Immediately, yet # can hardly be expected that
impressions Of so large plate can ho taken as
fast as they will be called for by subscribers.-
We shall therefore, furnish them in the order in
which subscriptions are received, Those who
desire to obtain their engravings early, and from
the first impressions, should send in their sub
scripuons without delay. The cngravings can
be sent on rollers, by mail, or in other manner
subscribers shall order.
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NAUIloN-A1 persons are hereby cautioned
y against purchasing certain county order.
NJ. S04, dated July II, 1857, payable to Edward
Perks, and !. c. Dcnning, for two hundred aud
SIX dollars, as the same has been lost or mislaid
and duplicate order given the subscriber.
June ., 1858. EDWARD PERKS.
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HENRY LORAIN
RY LORAIN. J. q. HARTSwICK.
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP,

nR. HENRY LORAIN, having associated
| ~ with him in the practice of Medicine DR.. j.
| g. HARTSWICK, they offer their professional
services to the citizens Of Clcarlcld and vicinity
They will attend to professional calls at all hour
and inall seasons.
! DR.. Hartswick will be found during the day at
their Office opposite Or. Lorains residence and at
night at his residence, one door north of Reed d
Weaver's store.
ClcarGed June l6, 1856
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J. d. THOMPSON,

blacksmith, Wagons, Buggics, &C., &C., ironod
ID on short notice, and thevery best styIe. M bis
Did stand in the borough Of Curwensville.
Dec. 20, 1858,
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ELLIS IRWIN e. SONS.

A tho mouth Of Lick Run, five miles from
~ Ulenrield, MERCHANTS, and extensive
Of Lumber,
July %, 1852.
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Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, | 90
Gold Finger Rings 81! cents to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain l2l cents, patent lS2 Lunet 25;-
other articles in proportion. All goods warranted
to be what they are sold for.
STAUFFER HARLEY.
Successors to o. Conrad.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and lie.
pines, still lower than the above prices.
October Z, 1Sj5.-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30
LEATHER ! LEATHER!

/ IMPORTER of French Calf skins, and general
Il leather dealers, No. 6 South Third st., Phila.
general assortment of all kinds of leather
morocco, &C., &c. Red and Oak Sole leather
March 1, 1S57.-1y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

NET VERNON HOUSE, Lumber city,
WI Cloardcld co., Pa.-Thc undersigned noti-
hestne public that he has opened ut the above
named house, and that he is wcll prepared to ao-
commodote all who may favor him with q call
The house is three stories high, is commodious
and wei furnished, and nc pains will be spared
10 rcndcr satisfaction 10 hisguests, His Bar is
always supplied with choice liquors Of all kinds
There is plenty Of stabling connected with
the house, He solicts .harc Of public patronage