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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19

7sEK Nkg55stdFiSst 81 4 e6ssb. ID 2
TgIasI H6n,S3 70 pet is6Ss RatSr FOR fhS !
Young tsSIes ih sIt - 'ssTrtsgs; e: and Ssn
.tak9sna watering my 7f6sers.s ?. a more
.dtIinats compliment could not have been
paid.
w.rrxp-A feather from the tail Of
the Comet. So says an exchsnse----
wouldp'ts hair do ss -ell :
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19

prehend me. weIliys too dear together.
and !syonld not loose opF good, opinion.
n .Welll-7-7go ahead returned Walter, who
Vas Eyias sensible OF the fact that his compan-
ion was one Of the best and kindest neis h.
bors in the world
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25
L,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
i OF THE WEST, ssTHwEsT AND NoRrHwEsT RALri1
n, lIx,,tD n attkp II

a'si arrange~ nt, s,aay s~provsa sAefaa a
rhrss through ssansei trains daily sandn
las. The uScEsNAn ExiREss MAIL sls. ~ ii
lowing bssaka.i ky Iuse
M ana connects AZ s@asoa o The ,a, aver !, ia M
Central Ohio coun,bus, ona'anau ross,
"a TiE GREAT ciSciSSln and ST. 2ours rxrREas
s w.sssa : 70 ses asss s .sa sna ..s d ssA a
Tram Cor Louisville Caro- aud The soash wet and s s is Kan
- loaIs Is, only :. .1 hour
CHICAGO and SoRTawEsrtRN ExpRszS waves texcspt saturday
and Sunday D. IN, ooFrecung Washington pnncuoa Bah
on @ ram %aa sy q s q % & % Wssns
so 70 9w the Ind mountain sssnsrs q the road N aH take the
For Pakersrg and alt stations s Virginia road
TAKE the m train For al points on the Marietta Railroad Aks
western ws.Auxsn by
pie that have yet been offered TO the travelling pab
Snio paso.i and rs a,s lines ssai suggest. have sssa sss,
this Through kets and checks Ill
quarters and shcv prssss esAsy VIII bs aaa hi
Way passengers for the main se o the anor. and ohio Rail.
viii Washington follows For all points between
Junction and Piedmont by tho 55, train For all
connect with the FREDERICK train take the as o. M vain
FoR BALTIMORE, PIIIIADf1THIA, AND NEW YoRK,-Four
Washington daily for Baltimore follows Is
T.4s, MI and IS and O. p m gia,as t Ft
and phadeipha for New York and ba aSr for phn
CONCESSIONS al lhe Washington Junction with the trains from Be
The 5iS M and 2s p n trains connect yitb Annapolis
The TaS M o 3 M trans stop al Way .ta
tons between Washington @ and Ba,,nlors
FROM sni BraoaT FOR wAsSGroS are Z four trains
which win be Express Trains viii stop except
The train will Washing at 80 M being specially
in,enaea sUMspR THE totNTRY
press pasengers Washington
For tsets Of all kinds basgaso cheeks and further
5| a f or at the tickle, office, washington station
Master Of Trapsuortaiop
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25

(tHARLESiS s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-rtlE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED. This Gin
asdad onion from harley under the surveillance Of the
rish delcately with Italian
juniper berry and the valuable reorases Of the
be Kingdom, rendering opinion Of the met
cal puresi drink
h rs delicious and delicate favor, differing entirely
from other Gin and devoid OF harsh acd which
GERS the article known Holland Gin cnapps objectionable
Though not nened medicine tits recommended by physicnn
generally Dyspepsa rheumatism. nrosv Gravel
l ta Fever and Ague sctlrc hseases of the Urinary on
gns the Kidneys and the Bowels Debility whilst the
weaker ~i nnd by adoption relief distress
ing annoyanccs which frequently attend organization
Dr. Valentine Mott OF New York, the hghes, medical authority
punounces riuEsS LONDON CORDIAL superior
any other but the best article Of the he
u peculiarly adapted
aes as well for travellers exposed changes
tnr sale IN quarts seventy and uus thirty eight
ny All dGgfs
Of limitations Buy only cHARIEs NONE OTHER IMPORTED
Nay s hi in Washington Of Ford Brother, Daniel Clark
b Wlson Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot siclHrd Ryon
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York.
EDuUSD G. CHARLES Importer,
Mar l4--ly Broadway, New York.
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Ell Ocu!ista De Paris

pECIEN Ilegado esta cuidad tienna el honor de
A u 0freccr a
cABAIIERC's F.spAN0IIS
40 @scfo snrdu de Espeuelss inis, Anes de feao de
aga VISTA Wiros de Muere cop's, Iaacese lunas
10 ORC, que AIricnlos Frlpcrsas.
endH provtsonalmente Penn
FREEZES nny mol.rados, 10 mis- de Fnrnpa.
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puRE sopA wATER R-sYL vEsTER,s sopA

fotNIAN eornrr q 6vn and Rom which the purest
nghis % TIE genuine Water
lhan cy cod qualed copons deciousness
oivu operation, illustrating ny aa asreasne the
@ 'ppecaon OF ~ superior medicinal properties, and H.
Ahe and paatahle qnais IN the sid hurtful
o ard gas generated copper fountains, fyt ssa water
surcctng public ~ ~
nckberry, Cream Cret caruu, Ginger Hock Lem-
~ r Ntar, trsnRe, Orgeat, kplAe. Port losc,
VanTl r"N' ''''''''
ao sraorry Lemon, and sArsaparlIa sntsthbg ahr
ftl Irom anything sold n District
Way l-eodam
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THE IA BRANCH ,CRETASSE. !

ss86gagasaa rrroua IND W Piosyune ssyiYI naa8.t
q tix OF coune known to our readers, that all work
upon ths creyass the parish of ST. harlss has been
suspended and like the Bell crevaAe left to ITSELF to do
what misehtcf It may. We were in the immediate vi
einity Of this srrs Of destruction saturday last
enough TO hear the Of its gushing torrent which Is
rapidly covering the fields of and corn, and filling
up the swamP tbs between the 0peousas railroad
and the riser, to several test-,sd d9i. sss1 .eg.
The picture presented to our eye although but in ts
i.ciseney truly appalling. Bn what must it be in
ew days nore AsYsdy thousands Of dealars worth Of
has been destroyed But the ultimate damage must
amount 10 many hundreds Of thousands: On one plan
tasion sone e visited the lcss is estmsted at
000 ia the destruction Of of the finest stands
Of cane in the State Such state Of things is truly ia
m~nable aud cannot be contemplated without regret hy
even ths nest indifferent 93951f iGBE asi9n3a 9fs
Not only will crops be ruined, but hundreds of cattle
and other stock must perish, No one can count tho
fnsl cost wisan the cf thIs shah have
those cf Bells, they must socn do; forniDg ex
pa,ss far greater in extent than Lake PontchartrsiI
~ great number f deer ami other kinds of game have
hscn driven fron, their Sstre~h by az high wasr 70 he
ridges, and even y the aslsa sad daily shot with
tti. trouble. AT this scsspn of the year however deer
ossAt not 70 he kiiscd d--nrtse especially the docs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25

The SPEAKER mid bcfor& the Housc comm,inicssion
from the scrrtary of ststc asking approximation for
the payment of the aalary ofJ wafkcf Tatc governor
Of Kansas Territory which was referred to thN Commit
tee Of Ways and Means and ordered 10 be printed.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


g. C.. Herring r. Co.'s Patent Champion safes.
V,EIE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
anue discriminating pnbc
axe extent that more ~arercons exhibit all
thr enlarged their opening
d classroom Broadway No EST Murray street op
te the CITY s This enlargement room with tho
enlar "a their factory
b keep hand all smesa larger
@ any other establishment word Parueuar
satu private match
uih furniture, for the security Of plate ewelry
V Keep hand and vaalt
~ an vaults Halls patent powder proof locks for hanks
Or store Joncss patent Crygers
vAlen letter hckt without key. W
g. O. HERRING q Co.,
Nos. l3a i3T, and I39 y street
No. 25f Broadway, Marray st., New York
H. CoYIE co, Agents
Washington, ID. c.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 26-ly srrf Richmond. Virginia.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.

TRINITY Bssildtng III Hreaddays saaA
rIYHE assets OF this company amount To nearly
and entirely cash which tArer
Ia hrei ossund dollars Invested bond and mortgage
the and State OF New York valued
laa.i y doilars n
The profits, already amounting million kndoi
l0saad dSlarx the property ot the policy holders.
Tsxms
application pamphlets giving
pae applying office any the agents
FRED'K WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATr Secretary. l.f +
SHEPPARD HOMANS. Actuary
MfNTURN POST, NJ. D., Medical Exnmner
Aay 2e-iy- ftt+B 5aHa N
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"Drych air GwyIicdydct =



weoh Newspaper olice 10 Nassau street April IL, 1883
Prov Woop Dear month weeks ago j
yeur and wife who
thinking that
well
mysn surprise, performed
turning all the brown, the
beantnr thirkeung hair strongly
all perpons o. such cf,er hair
CHARLES CARDEW.
-s.ss. 3 IA .gass4 80 ssa Nav YasS, Juy %, 1857,
do recommend your Re
stoeaye being article
ung yanr hair whtskers, which al
white gradually grown dark and now feel confident
that fru applications
also dxndrn unpleasant itching
among persons who perspre freely j. q kHBf.
wouo About hair commenced falling Of
turning becoming bald and had tried
commenced restorative IN Janu
A applications fastened hair firmly u
up grow former cnior (bac AZ
fully original color, health aud
andI cheerfaly recommend s all j. d. HOES
CHICAGO, H. May 1857
The Restorative put up three sizes
small hods half pin sni resaiS for dol
per medium holds IN
proportion than the small re,ar Cor two dollars per bottle the large
holds quart proportion and retis for 80
Proprotos 3i2 Broadway, New York (in the
great Wire Railing Efabsbmcn and ia Market street
81 Louis, Mo. s,LI1 sEIr4ra..rHa
and sold BY 600 Druggist, Fancy Goods Dealers.
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n There creaed in Se Louis during the
ending April 18th, 1853, INCLUDING house course of
constrnctscn r57 budings The esto,ated which
45S4. .3eA tsag average ~ s34 400 each Of tieae
lSa were Of krick apd ia Of wood fifteen one
story seycnyone two-asd half stories; forty nine
thre~ stories, and twenty one four stories
wsrv Az OrxaA slscEH NAY D,xE rarnburini who
has been singing in ltsisr opem with such marvellous
success in Paris, has only just dared 10 dine During
his engagement he kept himself on the strcient dict
White elephants aud bloocd race horses % not feqns
more care than tic m deposrs~ 1 n
1t Is aid TINT scraps nj cather burned rnsler A
plum tree, when in full bloom that the smoke win
go into the tree, will efectually k tho eurcuo insect
which destroys the fruit
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
wi Worn by Kings Empcrors whatg Why

:
God himself provided r all
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
sparkling the teeth be hosa pearl tho
head be Of the har he snaried and shrveled
dry STILL spnied with Nature will luse
charms Woods Hair Reoratve il used
will permanently 10
following Judge. The of
the first Is the celebrated pianist, Thaberg 4
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO,

.asft Is i I . bdRfSTs
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal OF the world. Also
credits, for in Europe, China, &c.
I-r3nd tat& tt ltt"
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-EFBW
Permit the obligations am under
hair original About tho
the United States rapidly becoming
upon application Hair Restorative recover
original hhc consider restorative wonderful
Invention. quits well agreeable #H "
s.# / am, dear Bir, yours, truly.
DR. woop 3 THALBERG.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad ---Feducnon
Of TO steamships New
York Asyinwa 5t and 2o or each month connecting
mail frumpa Francscp.
steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
pcpsrtmeni, and guaranty sTsrf and slfsy-
raios az mites long now comreed rom orean
10 oce.n and IN Of rsssngcs
st the cxpense. The
r,,ry ,sii in all EXPENSE of he trip
Reserve New York ranan1a and san
acudcn route
entirely rossie. y aHa letl. e H.g gL -
pscnprrs day they arrive at AsIuwa
Conductors 90 through by each and tsse charge OF women
the lowest rates apply q. me agency i
West street, New YORK, 10 #H A. W NAf~o''N
NAY s--dtr . 4.. ...a. ....,a... - T.
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ID II. CTLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Ne his rcd-nce Row II X and
Ne win sevuis his atcnsnn principal
~ tho United status Court. eUin I
OCT 2s-dw rEe Id. Nfss u.H
J-DNA an antique New England Tale. BY Emma
H Cara vo.i al Just received
Nay 10 FHANcK TAYLOR
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FASHIONABLE DRY-GOODS In NEW YORK
An immense assortment Of sssonable fabrics constantly
hand also. full attractive stock carpetngs cloths
gilt
shades &c,, BE-, &c, fnsch below regular prices.
LORD Il TAYLOR,
tse 2b5. 257, $50, and 26I Grand street,
Mas 2d--Iv ~ and AZ and 40 Catharine street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

of ways and means to report Q bill increasing
the duty on coal and iron, and at the request
Of several gentlemen, included lead. sugar
and such other articles as need protection
sgainst foreigncompetition. Objection being
made, Mr.. Dewart moved a suspensions Of
rules. Negatiysd; yeas le2, nays 81, ma
jority of two-thirds being required. ~
The Speaker was authorized to appoint
the various standing committees ~
Mr.. Florence, of Pa, from the select COM
mittee appointed to wait upon the President
reported that the latter would Immediately
comm unicate his message. The message
was received and the reading commenced
apout2 O'clock. .es1e1.
On motion, the Presidents message was
referred to the Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union, and ordered to be
printep. Adjourned f-.
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PERMANENT OFFICE.

L
COMPILING with the urgent request
~ ofhundre Is OF theft patients,
DRs. C. NJ PITCH AND J. W, SYKES E
Have concluded to remain
Permanently inZfitfsbnrsh,
And may be consulted at their Office,
nm. 1911, PENN STREET.. q
Opposite the 81. Clair Botel,
Daily. except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all oiher Chronic Complaint com.
plieated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in
cluding r a. a-Lr e.
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
sd-Lioer. Dyspepsia. Gastritis, Female
Complaints. etc.
DRS. FITCH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease erists the Blood and system at
Lsrgs SstA before during its Development the
tuaEs, and they therefore employ Mechanical. Hy-
gienic and Medicinal remed les to purify the blood
and strengthen the system Witk these they Sc
MEDICINAL INHALAT1ONS. which they valup
highly, bat only Patfdtiues, (haring CEratire
efebt pksz used aioRs,) and lnvalids are Cautioned
against wasting the precions time of durability on
any treatment based upon the plausible bur false
dea thar tie "seat fthe disease can be reached in
direct manner by Inhalation !" for as before tated.
the seat of sdsease the blood and elects only
in the lungs 3. Fsr
No charge Jor consultation.
"A list OF questions will be sent to those wishing
to consult us by letter. ocl4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

KIBxArrIMs IN WHEELING kumof tells
the following and asserts it on the best authority
A certain tavern keeper market street Wheel
Ing, whase aniicedents are rather susperious. has
been guilty. ofstiling free cUlored wonion with
her TWO children TO Southern Tradef.. 1t seems
that he had purchased the woman twenty years
since. then Slave, bul holding papers which set
herfree when she became Of age, or six years after
The purchase. Since that time she has been work
Nc ier hire with her former Inaster and has be-
come the mother of two children. The Tavern
keeper-it seems has become embarrassed in
lfinancee, and under iase rrelenses sent the poor
woman and two chilaren down the river on abcat
bsund for Cincinnati. Shortly after starting the
man in whose care she was, showed his papers
proving hef to be hiIpropertv. e was taken from
thu Bat ~ Goviagteh Ky, and buried off no one
knows where. The pubiicin Wheeling is justly
Indignant at the Outrage, and the matter will
rsubtless be ferreted out by tie proper authorities
This same Tayern keeper was indicted for sinlil-
ar ofiense some ye rs ago, and only escaped the
Peuiientiarp by afiaw in the Indictment %
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

<z6aoe1 .AOdr editorial, last week, went to
. otr absence without having been correc'
" snezpsnenced printer mad horribly rnu,i
Il Ons bIunder changed the sense of sent.
- We ssid. THEAKER was fairly elected
thspiuter made read :. fatally elected
nevep7esume fatal to the Democracy.
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both of which we ave for sale. -r
We have also on hand and are constantly re
pieni shing a large stock of HO USE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWA consisting in part 0
as follows: Table Cutlery, Knives and Forks, Car
vers, Tea and Table Spo oRs of every quality aud
kino. Candle Sticks, shoves, Pokers, Tongs, SAD
Irons Bra rs Kettles, apni ned Ware. shovels and
Spades. Garden Hoes aud Rakes, Pitch and SIabis
Forks, &c, ...
lii Conclusion. you must call and examine on
stock for IL is too exclusive 10 enumerate every
thing in an adycr tisement or circular. MIR. Atkl
takes this IL return his thanks to the pee
pie of Bridg and Belmpnt county Tor their lib
eraI pa,ronare and frieudsIiip towards him during
the year aud half which he has had the plea SIRE
of doing business " ith them. And in max in. the
change which has been made both partier propose
that by constant aud close atfention to business e
be able merit full share of public favor as here
toIore. THOS q. Ctp.hEk ISoN d CO.
Bridgeport, Nov 10, lSLs
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BEELARE, DEC e,h, 1853
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

HWe take great pleasure in calling
the attention of 'fruit growers" to the ad-
vertisement Of F. S. WILLIAMS, in :o-days
paper. We know the people have a just
right to be cautious with agents, but in
this case no one need hesitate. We have
known Mr.. WILLIAMS long and well, and
know him to be an honest, reliable man.
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aDarries

On the I'd inst, by Rev. ]. Woodroffe, Mr.. ]
TAYLOR and Mi ssLYDIA..A A. NICHOLS, all
of this county. -e ---
At the Eagle Hotel on the 22G uii., by Rev. Jno.
Mofat Mr. 5. C. HILLES and Miss MARY A.
HOGE. both of Morristown
On the ID inst, at the residence of Mr.. Jesse
Shelvin by the same Mr. WILLIAM LUCAS and
MissCATlIARlNE SHELVIN. -a
Also al the same time, and place by the same
Mr.. MATTHIAS MYERS and Miss SARAH Z.
SHELVIN. 81 a.
In GAINESVILLE on Tuesday the 10Th ut, by the
]. B. Graham, Mr.. J. NJ. LEWIS and Miss K. B.
HOLLOWAY
In the same place, b. the same, on the Both ult,
Mr.. SAMUEL RESSEGGER and Miss MAMIE
LYLES 1sr4 g.
- . L-culA
On Nov. I'd, in Patahuma. California. by the
Rev. Mrlay, Mr.. HENRY FEE and Miss ELIZA
BETH ORR, formely of this place. .saE
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Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the value of
DR. A 8 TODD'S
ANTI.BlLIOUS OR LIVER PILLS.

LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. INDIGEs
TION,
and other diseases OF the Liver stomach. and Bow.
els.
They are more popular today than ever before,
is demon by the testimony which we now
daily receive from tho 81 who have used them. 2
Any one who reads lhe Directions for use''
which accompany these Pills. will be impressed
with the fact that they entirely different from
the cheap pills with which the country is flooded.
For int erestng particulars, letters. &C.. cir
culars which, with The Pills. can be obtained o
I. n. PATTERSON and j. w. COLLINS, Saint
CIairsville and from Dealers generally throughout
the counlr lry. -. -gr
4. II. LOGAN g. CO., General Agents,
no4 Wheeling. Va
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GAINESVILLE
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

Il ME WINTER SESSION OF THIS
institution will commence on MONDAY. Dec.
6, ls5s, and will continue fourteen weeks. Every
facility for obtaiaing thorough and accomplis is,ied
education is offered under the present ar angemcnt
and management. The course Of Instruction en-
braces not only me elementary, common, and Sci
en!inc branches; the .hem aticai, and Classical
studies; but also. modern languages, vocal and in
sirumental music. drawing in lead pencil and crayoa
p Pasieli painting in water coon, modelling and
casting in Plaster of aris Fer every instruction
the latter BRANCHES given in classes the students
Of the Institute will he charged but half the usual
prices There are two fourishng Literary Societies
| connected with the institute, which afford the
usual facilities for practical improvement; in Deeia
| nation, Composiiio and Debate. New Scholars re
ce ved st any time. For further information we re
fer 10 circulars and spe ia to etho
of the Principals. WILLIAM z: ALDEN,
| FRANCIS BERG.
| THE FKyrR.-We are glad 10 announce that The
Typhoid FeveI which has cen prevailing in tn il
village for so me time, is now abating. No new
cases have been reported within the past fortnight
and silthe p atents are recovering" lBarnesyii
Inieiigen6er, November 9Th.