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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22
IssTRIKISG ILIUIs:TI,KIi.ATIoN. o Il, Il. e

many years ago an assault and battery
case came up before a magistrate in Wes.
tern ohio. in which, q lawyer named Ellis
was the defendants counsellor. and El.
der Gilruth. a Methodist preacher. was
the plaintiffs most important, witness;
having by chance been passing when the
afray occurred. Ellis fostered spirit
Of revenge against this preacher because
he, once called public attention. TO him at
a Camp meeting, where. he had, been
guilty of disorderly conduct. and was de.
termined upon this occasion to crafty,
that spirit by showing up tho worthy.
preacher in fanciful colors. The court
was crowded. and the reyengeful
pettifoggsr was ,gloating in inward rap>
ture over the tine opportunity which was
about to present itself. for repaying the
preacher in his own currency. Elder
Gllruth was man ofathle.ic proportions.
with the sinewsa of yeomsn and the
stateliness and dignity Of field officer,
and as he took his place on the ailness'
stand, all eyes were turned upon him.
In his simple unostentious' manner. be
rela:ed the circumstances of the affair, as
they occurred, Now came the counsers
privilege of cross questioning. and Ellis
expected some .satisfac. .ion.
Did l understand you. to say, Mr..
Gilru.h. that you saw the defendant strike
the plaintiff "siT r.as, ,..r.--. IN
Il don't know what you understood
replied the. witness. .but If my eyes served
me properly. l certainly did witness
maneusreH that might warrant that des>
cription.' -. =;
Ah you saw him strike then: will
you be SO good as to inform the court
how hard blow was inflicted 4
AS near as l. can remember, the blow
was sufficient to knock the plaintiff down.
That is not an explicit answer said
the counsel. somewhat nonplussed by
the preachers GOODNESS. Il wish you to
explain to the court. how bard blow
was inflicted by the defendant upon the
person of the plaintiff. as set forth in the
Indictment
Shall answer the gentleman's ques-
lion p asked Gilruth. turning to the mag
istrate.
As you please. said the justice.
Yon wish me to give you a satisfacto.
ry demonstration of the velocity Of the
blow which brought the plaintiff to the
ground Al: .rrs
do said Ellis. m
Well then.' continued Gilruth. ,advau-
cling few steps towards the counsel, as
nearly as my judgement serves me. the
blow was about equal to that at the same
time planting, his enormous handful Of
bones directly between the lawyers eyes.
smashing his spec:acles and prostrating
the unlucky man upon the floor.
A Simultaneous roar Of applause burst
from the delighted audience. and the
crest fallen lawyer commenced gathering
himself up from his fallen dignity, while
brother Gilruth. as coolly as if nothing
had occurred. regained his former posi-
ton on the stand. and re remained waiting
further interrogatories. 1t is not neces,
sary to add thatathe witness was dismiss
ed without further examination. and that
his conclusive testimony convicted the de-
fendant.
Poor Ellis vowed ample vengeance.
bnt the writer is not aware that he ever
succeeded in obtaining it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

HuSGRY PRooF.-Boswell. the biogra.
pher aud worshipper of DR.. Johnston. OBJ
serving to the latter that there was no in
stance OF beggar dying for want in the
streets of ScotIand-''l believe. Sir. you
are very right" says johnson. "but this
does not arise from the want of beggars.
but The impossibhity of starving Scotch
man, frrrs 5a s--7
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

DR.. McKsnzie the. literary editor
Of the Philadelphia Press. who is uneom-
monty well yersed 10 everything that re.
lates 10 Great Britain. and very accurate
in his assertions. says the original Of
wilkins Micasber, - IN David Copper
field, was Dickens own father. 1ttH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22
WHOLE NO. $50.

WORTH kHo9ISG.=-0n pound of green,
lcopperas. costing seven cents, dissolved
in one quart Of water. and poured down
a prit5. will effectually concentrate and
destroy the foulest smells. For water
closets aboard ships and steamboats,,
about hotels, and other public places
there is, nothing so nice TO cleanse places
as simple green eopperas dissolved; and
for sick rooms il may be placed under
the bed in any thing that will hold water.
aud thus render an hospital. or4other
places for the sick. free from unpleas.
ant smells. For butchers stalls. fish /
markets, Slaughter houses, sinks. and
wherever there are offensive putrid gases
dissolved copperas and sprinkle is about, i
and in "a Few days the smell will pass
away. lts cat. rat or mouse dies about
the house. +snd sends forth an offensive
gas. place some dissolved copperss in an
open vessel near the place where the
nuisance is. aud il will soon purify the
atmosphere. ~, g 4gi ii4.i ztsa
The writer ;ofthe above probably rath-,
er over estimates the power OF eoppsrasi
as deodoriser. 1t is. however. good for
all the purposes he has named. on ma
nure heaps. and especially in all ferment.
ing manures, it would be q powerful rec.
tainer OF the ammonia, and might be used
plentifully to advantage. provided the
manure is to betapplied as q top dressing.
ornot ploughiag in very deeply. II To be
ploughed deeplyainto heavy soils. (which
by the way we do not believe should
ever be done.) its e lfsct would be to sour
the soil and do more harm than good.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

R The marriage of loved child
may seem TO q parentaa kind Of death
Yet therein a father pays but a just debt.
wedlock gave him the good gift. TO we'd
lock, then he owes il.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

WALErSo UPoSTHE WlfkRGAs As.sie,.
dam there has tbeensa' regatta Of young
men, who walk the water IN Shoes called
podosphes. One Of them. Mr.. 0ehaner.
who gained the prize, accomplished d.
feat of.walking up the Rhine from Rot.sr-
dam to cologne. where be arrived on the
22d of August. having started from
Rotterdam on the 18th.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

TIE FRAsEE RIVER GoLp MIsEs-Bish-
oP Scott, Of the Methodist Church. vTitipv
from the vicinity Of the Fraser river gold
mines. says:
II am not. you know, miner. and nv
opinion is not worth nuch, bat AZ any
rate have NO motiys 70 be partial: and
my opinion il that this Fraser river ex.
element will prove 70 be the greater
humbug OF the age. and that many people
w1il suffer even 70 the last extfemity.-
This vas my opinion before I left oslifor.
mia, and have seepspo reason 70 change
Il since 1 came here. bot much 70 strength.
emit. fear that some parties win hays
an awful aecOuDt 20 settIe 10 regard "a.
this matter in coming day."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

E1Friend Hill tells good ysrn abou,
one Of the 'sheIl-bark lawyers not q
thousand miles from Ks sntucky. His eli.
ent in certain case. vas up on two small
eharges-frivOIous charges as thelI.b.rL
designated them-Gorging = not. Of
hand and stealing horse. on running
bis eye over the jury he did not like their
looks. so he prepared an affidavit for con.
tinuance, setting forth the absence Ia
Alabama Of principle witness. He read
il in whisper to the prisoner. who shak.
Squire. l can't swsr to tbs, ar dosty-
ment.' Fa ra5
why p
'Kase hit. baint true ~
Old she'll inflated, and exploded loud
enough 70 be heard throughout the
room: seEH .a q ~
What ! forge q note spd steal boss.
and cant svear.to liei4 Damn sieh los
GeTnal foOlsP 1a
AID he left the consoisutiOu. ellen. 70
his fate. 5f2 f
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

"Pur HER THROUGH. "A gentleman
bad occasion TO send his little daughter
up to the garret for some article which
be wan.ed. The child soon returned,
crying: and upon being asked what the
trouble was. replied. "that the snow had
siftcd in upon the garreI stars. and she
had slipped down and hurt herself"
well. did you get what told you 2"
inquired her father. She replied that
she had not. ""ell. then" he exclaim-
cd. starting up. "l'll go; l guess aim
afraid Of litLle snow"
Afer be hap gone, the child observed
that she hoped papa would fall just q
little. to pay him for laughing at her.
Soon afterwards. distant humping
and rolling was heard. accompanied with
the sound Of suppressed wrath. The
family listened with awakened interest.
bat the object pf their soliciLuje was heard
above whistliug quite soberly. as though
nothing had happened. He crossed two
rooms above and Us be approached the
head Of the stairs. Numbered out: "Open
the rh amber door ! Mkt tn ng you know.
you'll have me tumble down here and
break my neck. les so dark now"
but the sentence was never fnished.-
Trip went bis heels. and rolling. thump.
lug. and swearing, he spraVled bis six
feet Of length upon the kitchen floor,
where he was greeted with bursts Of
merriment from the collected family. He
lay quite still for q moment. at last he
shouted out: 4.
"Open the cellar door. may as well
pat hsr. through. clear to the bottom"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

@ Why is the map of Alabama like
the barrel Of a soldiers musket 2 Be.
cause one end has a bay on IL. ls .a.aa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

/" When the fierce winds OF ADVERSE
ty blow over you. aud your life's summer
lies buried beneath frost and snow, do
not liDger inactive. or sink coyardly
down BY the way. or turn aside from
-FOUR course for momentary warmth and
shelter. but With stout heart and firm
step. go forward 10 Gods strength TO
vsnish trouble and to bid de6snee 70 dis
aster. IL over there is time 20 be am
bilious. it is not when ambition is' easy.
but when it i hard: Fight in darkness,
fight when pa are down; die hard. and
don'r die at sll. That gelatinOus man.
~hose bones are not even muscles. and
VII sc muscles are pulp-that man is q
coward. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22
A MEDLEY OF QUOTATIONS..

Loud roars the wild inconstaut blast,
And cloudless sets the sun at even
When twilight dews are falling fast,
And rolls the thunder-drum of heaven
Oh, ever thus, from childhood's hour,
by torch and trumpet fast arraysd;
Beneath your Ivy -mautled tower,
The buIl-frog crOaks his serenade.
Ny love is ike the red ,red rose, .s, g..
He bought ring with Posey true;
Sir Burney Book In broke his nose, :.
And, Saxon, am Rhoderick Dhu.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22


IL a9 daid" 40 ed III q d"wE s,
$40 s3udsi g.ir ~ ~
I'm ~ Ens : - 5TrT TTTT y =
=" % u do"a'' - aul 1sai9 al .b;s. ils
yarm o. ..sIsh,u zsGd aw ;.i.r-,t, s.s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

"Open the cellar door. may as well
pat hsr. through. clear to the bottom"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-10-22

sui go on-lhat where only strength
could be looked for on earth, no strength
was given.
When the tea bell rung. Mr.. Walcott
made no movement to obey the summons
Come to supper said his wife. coldIy.
But he did not stir.
Are you coming to supper p she called
TO him. as she was leaving the room.
4 dou't wish for any thing this evening.
Ny head aches very much, he au.~ered.
IN the dumps again J. muttered Mrs.
WAlcOIt TO herself. 'It's as much as ones
life is worth to ask for money, or 10 say
anything is wanted And she kept on
her way to The dining room. When she
returned, her husband was still sitting
where she had left him.
Snail bring you cup of tea 9 she
asked.
No l don't wish for anything
What's the matter. Mr.. Waleou p
What do you look SO troubled about, as
il you hadn't friend in the world p
What have done to you q ay
There vas no answer. for there was
not shade Of real sympathy in the voice
that made the queries. bat ralhe of quer-
ulous dissatisfaction. A lev: moments
Mrs. Walcotr Sc ood behind her husband.
but as he did not seem 10 be inclined to
ans yer her questions. she turned away
from him and resumed the employment
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
II

RkNlk.t AkNOEy bENsAt
THE nndersingsd have o. hand asd w. ~
= sale large stock OF Wire Fence, rsxFf1
rieus pstteRns and stses. We esll the rss1ns
who may be interested IN The item Of fen.lg w.
vertisemxns. Sfs4ss &Ai
For farmers u II the best possible kiAA Y a.
can be used, particularly II fencing ~ rSas~
that u u mot without much Iabor and ezysIA
and rock can BE- ObtAined- Il Ii the lishsen-
strongest and most dsratle iron <ncs ~
been tested besides requiring less rsreissse
other. u Aaa bsen npeA - great sHtssi
Eastern and Middle States, and In allcssst ~
the general approval ~ the pebble.
- Whose Who require fence Tor 49,
house tot. vs recommend wire fences - ese6l
thing. for while they posesss nss oaly neaissg
and durability In Themselves, they pcser~ -
over others, IN that they aislglrs Nc anA
stFuc. no lawn, snt thasSMey erhsrr~ raid
ssgoy ehe sy@nstsD ana bes1ey of craze s.snfaA1
We taks pleasure n recommendirs tfas &C.,
g Railway eospSsatse1ei 90 c~etvHtssss
11e!lng cDnfdsnt that y n the best, caes<s
and Mcsf durable Hind cs fences thar fh<y - 81
- invite alto eali and exsrlue css 49,.
feb ~ bptf. KEITH. ROntNeo
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09


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1.H y s1ssi = r;rl 80 III $1,000. iriends
50 - 81 ~.
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sreer. .rvet fnss1hcv, snd r.. eecaII,,
f1Ss6Nsa azsltne h 49, 1hc. $500 ra;l 9.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

MR. HARDY returns his thanks 10 the
lvA citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and solicfs consinsaance fse3lnr
confident that he continue to give perfect satisc
ion. s*iBgA 4assf&es&E &1&s6 8as 88a.5E5 d
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than mery, that II enable me to se
Al Goods In my line from "a per cent less than any
other house In the West and all Goods warranted %
good - represented Or the money refunded. sly stock
consists Of the following Goods, in
H OAas XE00Gea NaahGgMNY Mnd NRlmHk
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
e TIE DOUBLE LITTLE en-
naig or, TWO NILS ~ 0yEi


R1eeDao1iMays ~ 14-A@prsss1e
TUE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cl
y slrspIs aud posta6le naeAincs 49,
plsntstion use. and d<sisRs1 ~ psspsfiss 10
stock, which II does NJ the rate " sNs ~ ss111
nls PEE ErrR, according 70 he size IL tie MW ;
proyemers has hesn stcted IN ia rnSr 4s \
season, which consists In a.idisg Anesaxf Cele
Of Csuahers, together With an isnpssvsA srlA
and In substituting BOX FsifUfm " pace
leSsy ~ @sans Of M 81 vhick The sp<sA y y
grinding shelied corn inse hosssosy srd 80
family -. By revesstnethe nsssi~n. " iAs1l
by runnlne ID baekvar6 ten " Arteh qrnx
ID the tnskel ars eAsairsA, ans the hshuss =
homony, or good food Tor feed. @
The Advantages Of Feeding Gdn -
Meal Pro- On. y Y AAJ
Henry Altpauah, Of Greenfield, rah01A
Ohio, sxys: ssIn is54 my self ani brothss ssinNss
crop cfcssn, s-.a pNseAAss4 ~ hssa efssAss
M brother, vishlag 70 divide our in,ersssA =.
'0fteen eenfs ret kNn1FeA pounds ~ ~ g
cAiA14, u ~ n4EphxF n AeveEt. heaa. \ ~
~ sesecSed his feventy, lsavsf 4 rvt kstsN.
~. W61hso AsxiAed cor cerN. H. - - ~
So1 asa Rlss 7, Ersana sos.,asr v ~, y -
esa ees4 Az mot hold out hear ~ f0aG = s3-}
We had divided eqdn1sy, AMI We ~ ~ -
- ~ ens, AnndrsA aaa swsny. whse -
ont vt him have from mlHs; ard ~
les1saNs ne sntelo vess weighed sod sSAM
49, NJ cattle bad. xAlned 0ye p-srh4s -
over double what M Mod gained. - ~
oER - aAene1n1. delAsv mere lhAnt 80. WV
kAch MN faruishtd complete. rea1y I
o9sNn9 - y1exn pouSR required 49,
pesais isse saPb rs . ~ \ sesIssps -
sssNsse 1890 s-.~-N |rM'+
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

HAVING received large and Complete assort-
- nient OF Farming Implements and Machines, We
are 20 sell ~ prices which O. mot fail to su
purchasers The following among the articles com
prising our stock Picws Of Parkinson ana Rays and
makes and for sale 81 manu-
facturers prices. u. ~ sfa~s ssgT-e.79s M TF
Cultivators, Harrovs. N
Koad Scrapersf Corn Planters.
NJ Grain Drills, Seed Soveys
Fan Mills, Wheel Baryov. \
Ok Yokes, lsrindstones A. -
feb1S KEITH EtiniNSoN = ~
lRnriS IN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
Notice,

4*t&#s &sst ~ N OtlCe asa
THE undersigned hold by assignment from CLARK 4
Seely, OF the city Of Burlington, lpva, all al their
unaeteled Iook accounts n.ior 10 she May 1851
and the right TO sscsse payments all exeeu-
ted since the It'll day Of May IN liquidation said &C.
counts and to settle and receive payments on al an.
settled accounts. Dune l6-bptD JOHN START CO
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

APMANG HEDA-A new, patent, which I viii
~ put up on trial Of one week and II ked will be
taken dawn, Tree Of chargef kept, price 81 No.. Any
septlS bp R&l S7 %s@Ga8 MI q. HARDY
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

ana Rre1t variety Of articles usually kept 6rss
ciass WAFehtnse, which are too numerous TO mention
cents o. on. l8@f &4f618@ GE FFF514T1T1T a IN s
Gilt Frame toosing Glasses from 81 25 TO $3.50 90,
Mattresses II IS to $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from a. 30 10 As co.
AHDxral discount made country dealers fsetl6bp
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Fire! Fire!! Fire!!
INSURE yoUa PROPERTY AGAINST IRE,
Burlington, iowa.
Ac.srs ro.

MISSOURI STATE MUTUALINs Co. :. ST. LnrI. NE
S ~ EageH, Pres't. II = LliitH &.at. 4
NORTH w ES!f2N me. CO....-.. -. osw k@s, n. Y
f1ff fresf. s 3 LudiOar Sec'D M
FHENfx ms. CO.. iiARIp9RF. Cozy.
.. y LenMts. Pvsst. Heary Keiiegg, Se'g.
BkIDGEPORT ms. CO.. ........... BkipGEPoET ,CokB
WCtatFeid .fres't. - " WaAibasr a,Sse'v.
9larQS n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

81 fsir n SO message. and that Mr.. Duughs It
once intimaned that he had = protest - make
axainsf that MARI of tho address There was
= !, snsninion enough abroad - Wae4ingn1 r.
bring crowd Of hearefs to the Capitol, and
.sthex. witnessed there sceps which will new.
or Sc fsAoetsas ssssH srssssiA
ssysIsp trld that ishs Senator / spessh was
M. M ~ unaa ard NJ can aoasily believe n
y auSlrssxibs Sbs eesdifi q that % the frs
!. sEtIfe TacrJa, al, KaGaaety A. one evidence
aiker another came out of the ahsurdity and
--1aEktdiiSss-Uf atbeapting n itzbo1c on y re-
publican GeoHn ~. lcpno ~ fraud; . o0Nstiun.
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New Orleans, Feb. 3.
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Hail Storm.

4 portion of the State of Massachusetts,
was visited on Sunday afternoon with a
severe hail storm. l left drift seven
inches deep in Fraukliu, Norfolk county.
after cutting down growing crop, knock
ing apples from the trees. killing the
birds, and frightening the cattle aud wo-
men folks. La Attletoro' it was such .
storm of hail and rain as the Oldest in
habitaut uever saw. In Woburn the
Central House was struck by lightning,
but it passed of harmless upon the new
ly-erected rods, ouly knocking down a
horse hitehed to post. La Framing
ham the storm vas atout half mile wide
and three long, ia northeast direction
from Marlboro line, and 10 this space
eEery green thing was whipped Into fiddle
strings. La Sberborn, adjoining, the des-
olation vas such that one farmer estiG ates
his loss at $500.