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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

More1 duplication Of Gatta Percaa.-
A patent has been obtained by Mr.. 3.
Truman. No. 40, Haymarket, fora meth
cd of fixing artificial teeth into prep.
aralion Of gutta percha, made to resem'
BILE as closely as possible in color, tex'
tire and consistence, the natural gums.
The substance of the gt,ta percha,
whilst in sottened state, produced by
heat, is made to fit closely to the mouth,
and by its pliaBility enters into every in'
terstice, depression or projection Of the
jaw, and the processes Of the teeth, 50
that no cavity in which air is contained
is left untitled. The result is that tic
artificial gum clings to the natural gum
with tenacity that requires great force
to remove it, aud the artificial teeth can
be used for justification, &c. The prin.
ciple is a simple one, aud is exemplifisd
BY the common experiment of.placing
piece of wet leather upon the smooth
surface of a stone. when it will be seen
how closely it clings to it. The adop..
ton of gu,ta percha to this purpose will
avoid tho use of metallic plates in the
mouth, aud prevent many evils known
TO arise from the use of base metals.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

The Christian Witness, III an article
on "parochial labor says: ''The pco-
pie require good sermons. Some per-
sons 5 are unwise enough to ask for great
sermons-and some preachers are un-
wise enough to attempt to crafty these
wishes. The call is for sermons which
contain thoughts; which abound with v
instruction; and give evedence Of at
tcntivo study and careful labor; these
are what is demanded, and what an
educated ministry must supply. Min
isters, like othors, must keep up with
their classes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

Ono Of the most noticeable items Of
religious intelligence from France is the
recent awarding Of q prize by the
French Academic to Professor Weiss
for his History Of the Protestant Rcfl';
eees of France. While, as work,
this history may have well deserved
the prize, the fact is at the same time
a favorable manifestation to tho cause
Of Professionalism, which in former times
would not have been looked for front
that society.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31
Characteristic.

A British soldier lit is unnecessary
to mention his nationality in the
trenches before Sevastopol, was eau
toned that a party of Russians were
in ambush close by. "By my sowl,
I'm glad to hear it; ham bush close
by! let's go and take it, boys; I've got
six illigant 'taturs, and sure the meat
will be a mighty fine relish" When
the matter was explained to him he
said he'd been gammoned.--N Y.
Pick.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

AP RIL.
5 BY D. HARDY, JR.
+ There's joy in the valley, &
And joy on the hills,
Agushing of torrents,
A laughter Of riIls;
An echo Of gladncss
From many a dell,
For Springs happy spiri
Hath broken the spell.
There's a joy in the forest,
A musical din,
For ftolicking breezes
Are stealing within;
And birds, on their pinions,
Their roundclays sing,
While beauty seems dwelling
In everything.
The dew.drops that nestle
In each flow'iel's cup.
And glad sunshine secth,
And drinketh them up!
- The buds arc as gently
Unfolding their leaves,
As the fall ofthosc blessings
Our spirit receives.
The clouds that arc floating,
So lightly and free,
Appear to our vision
Like ships on the sea
And glittcrs each rain.drop,
Like some sca.washed gem;
On tlow'ret expanding,
On bud and on stem.
We hail thee, sweet April,
Best month Of the year,
Thy coming brings gladncssi
The lonely 10 cheer;
In holiday 7csimcnts,
The Garth Is now seen;
And rich is her carpet
OF beautiful grceni
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

The enormous quantity Of forty-sev::
on million gallons Of whlskey, rum and
brandy, aud $4,000, 900 gallons Of strong
beer, were made in tie United States
during the last year, being more than
three gallons apiece to every man, wo,
man, child, sucking baby, black and
white, in the country.
GArss.-subs'itn,e each pair ofbars
leading into fields, by a gooa light vel
Ruug gate.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

The Green Mountain State may Just.
ly be pu, down oil the sido of Tempe.
rance. County Commissioners were
recently chosen in that State, and the
Temperance candidates. elec,edin every
county, RcM, dis.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

CunE ron RlNsBoNE.-I noticed in
the Cultiva,or for May T5,h, an inquiry
for the. cure of ringbons IN q colt, and I'd
answer, take high wines OF cider bran. 9.
dy, add sal,petle as much as will vi Itts dis
salye, and wash the ritigbone two or
three times day. onefof my neigh.
bors curedione Of three or four years
standing, by the application of this a
few ,itnes.-Boston CGltirasor.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

ARRIVAL OF A Mormon PREAcnER.-
Among the passengers in the John Gil.
bin arrived on Monday from Calcutta,
was Samuel A. Woolley, preacher OF
the Mormon faith. We learn from Bro.
Woollcy that he left Salt Lake City a.
bout three years since for the East In.
dies, where he preached, and succeeded
in making anumber ofproselytes among
the natives of Calcutta. He would
have made more, lie says, if his money
had keld out-.the missionaries who
have the most cash always being the
most successful in making converts
He also informs US that the usual rate
of pay for a convert to Crstianity, Of
the frs, class, is about ten rupees pet
hiou,h-if more is offered by another
sect, the freshly converted heather ab:
iurcs his former faith, and takes up a
religion with every extra supply OF ru-
pees. Brother Woolley is a native of
pennsylvania, having been horn near
Philadelphia, aud is smart, active spe-
cimen OF a Pennsylvania Yankee Bos'
ton Times.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

e b. u &
A BLAcksMrru's OBsERyArioN.-An
intelligent blacksmith in Williman'ic.
Conn, said few days ag"--,sBeiore
the first ofAugus,, mcnireqaently came
to my shop. not exnc'ly drunk, het they
abounded in silly All! foolish talk some.
.habi,ually cams in The atteruooi, and
were not sober when they went home!
A man who brings charcoal, used TO go
home intoxicated, and adIhe,imes turn
his wife and children oat of doois,-.-
Things are very different now. Men
get their work done, behave like men,
aud 20 home sober; the charcoal man
returns in good season; his wife and
children drs glad to see him. and,hayc
no fears Of being turned Into the street.
They goin for the Maine Law.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

In a Into number Of Punch We find
the following:-NIr. Rocbuck has sue
ceedcd in turning out Lord Aberdeen.
We expected better things from Mr..
Rocbuck. From his parliamentary,pro,
cccdines, We thought he would have
turned outa clever man.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

Mrr,top1sTs.-Tho Conference Of
Goorria, raised last year over $4,000
for missions. The Alabama Conference t rem
raised something more than sls,oVo'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

The nOw meeting house, built for tho
First Baptist church in Noblcboro' Of, New .'
York, J ,,Is was dedicated on Thursday the
9Th Of February. The house, furnish
ines and all, cost nearly $4,000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

10 Tas Suspension Btidge ut tho
Great Western Railway, over the Nj
agara River, isio be traversed by aylo-
cdtnotiys sometime The present. week,
but will moi be opened for general use
before the middle Of May next.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31
MADAGASCAR.

IN the chief city of Madagascar and
its vicinity, a lhoasand rersons are
known openly as disciples Of Christ;
and they are REGULAR in their attendance,
on Divine worship on The Sabbath, and
during the week. Considerable num-;
bers in other places also are profsssed
and practical believers. Many Of them
DIRE iuditious men, holding official sla.
tions. Though circumstances are nn.
favorable, converts continue to increase
and persons ofhigh rank and of noble
Birth, are among the gospel laborers!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31
THE MoNoNGALlA MIRROR

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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

Several fthe fist mechaaics d Borden:
town, N. j. with their families, are abont
emigra,ins 10 yissinia 70 cultivate S,hss
They have purchased q large tract of land
near pstertuts. :,s ;,gi3,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

~ The Country Gentleman states
that the following remedy for the foot foot
rot in sheep, has been used with great
success by H. ,Howland, of, Aurora.
Caynga county. for the last thirty years:
Mkt flour Of sulphur With the salt
given ,ii, II ID the sheep, in d propor'ion;j astt
sufficient 10 discolor percep,ihly the
salt, or about one eighth part. Sulphur
may be had at wholesale price at q
cost of not over two cents. When 10;
cal applications arenecessary, we should
much prefer a solution Of chloride OF
lime. to any other duplication, ,4.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

Intelligence has been received that
the first King of S Siam has docl.ra, =
tion adverse to Christianity fact
which must operate prejudicially to the
interests Of Christian missions in that
quarter.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31
,t,,,l, froiini Ha,rn,l,es4 o. saddle.

Major Long, in his valuable accouh'f
of his expedition to the Rocky Noun
,ains, says, that his party found white
lead mois,ened with milk TO succeed
better than anything else in .preyenftag
the bad effects of the gals on the y J, hor' .'r
ses' hack, in their march oyersthe plains
that border the mountains, lis effect in
smoothing the irritated and intiamed sur
face was admirable. 9.g. 81
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

New TRlAL.- We loarn that the
Court Of Appeals has granted new
trial 10 Jno. Dilworlh, who was convict
ed of killing Addison Bumgardner, last
fall. He viii. probably, be acquitted a,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

The site of,he post-olfice at'Nlc'El.
roy. Dod,lridge county is changed, aud
q M. Frum appointed postmaster, vice
Charles F. Mick.-16.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-31

Arrested-Thc sipseys who stole ST.,
3l5 from Mt. Jasper Butcher in Lewis
county, have been arrested at Piedmont
and Slips OF the money recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21


Ty0R IIvERPO0I~-UNTnD STATES NAIL 'SrTAM-
H ship BALTIC, Jos. J. Cmnstock, COMMANDER. This
seAmAhtp win depart with the United States mails for
Europe positively Wednesday August "a at IL O'Clock
NJ From hsr bcrth st the foot Of Canal street Por freight
psssage, having unequaed accommodations Tor ole
rance and comfort, apply to ET
EDWAhD 4. ooILINH, 50 Wan street
Passengers are requested 10 be board Y ocloch
A. NJ Tho steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic and
ssfept .. Shippers please take notice that the ships Of
this Line cannot carry any goods oontraband Of war.
YTNHE REw YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES
Il mail stsamers.-The ships composing this line are
The following - -r--'--
ATLANTIC, Capt. Wet BALTIC Cant Cou,,,orh
PACIFIC, Capt Eye. ADRIAfYC Cant. -
government service Every has been taken In their
construction ss also 10 their engines 70 ensure strength
And speed and their accommodations for pAseenews
unequaned for elegance and comfort Price Of passsee
from New York to Liverpool In nrst class cabin Si30 n
second do SO exclusive OF extra ese state room
$50; nom Liverpool 10 New York 30 and 10 euineas
An e1Isrenssd surgeon attached to each chip No berth
secured until paid for. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAHH0AD-niANp
On and after "Wednesday, Ausrs. 10, 1865 tsanlays
eIceptei for Albany aud Troy aviag depo. corner q
Mali train at 10 A. w., stopping a. wSH.rrs' Rrsise
and mail stations north Passengers for L~hanon rins
takinathis train arrive At Lebanon at 6P. N.
castle Croson Falls and stations north connsctn at
Chatham Your Corners with Western RAirosd cypress
train, arriving Mt Albany a. 1915 r. n.
rpoH cnT HALL srAuoy
Aillcrton, At i. NJ stopping at all stations.
Croton falls, 81 10 A. NJ, stopping q. al stations.
Fordhau,.
White Plains, at 3.ao and el5 r. " stopping q. Yorh
Vile and stations north.
williams Bridge 81 !, go A. n, 2i5, 43o, I,&, Q
ZION TWENTY nxra sIn,a1 s1AroS.
Williams Bridge, atsA.
White Plains, ~ l1A0 A. ~
Passenssrs may Aiso procure tickets AMI have ler
and north OF Albany at the cmpauy's ooes Of
Bowery and Broonesrset, Fourth avenue and fvso-
vH1'A street. ,.xv % ~vo.x
Nall train leaving EAst Albany AZ ESQ A. And Chat
ham Four Corners at $40 A. NJ. On the arrival 81 tho
train leaving PttsGeld 81 $50 Stopping ~ an mall
tons above Williams Bridge, arriving It New York ~
Irprs- train leave. Albany xs1I 4. N md osshAs.
aprinss leaving Canaan AZ ia u " connect With this
train. stopping .on sgn.i At AL st.tons A-5vs VII
hspn' Bridge, arriving 1t New York ct ssJ5P. NJ
go A. N. from Alierton stopping a. all stations
sbov. TordhAm, arriving At New York 1ol5 An.
go "A. III. from Croon Fais stopping y. al statcrs
srriylpg Al New York at A. VI.
40 p ~ from croton Falls, stopping .. al stes'ons
north Of fordharn
Ga. NJ, and $50 and Go T. u, from White IILrs
rsopp,ne At all stations.
From Wlians' Bridec at o 10 $50, and 1910 A. n /:
las, COS, Gao, 715 and go ? NJ, ~opping :, all r.A
lions. Passengers BY the 1910 A. n. from wiHiaIns'
Bridge and the $50 y. NJ from White Plain, viii bs
landed ia Nsv York ~ the Twenty siIth sxcet station
only
euvnly Ap1IScnpvE.
Trains win leave for Croton Faiis and all vSy sts,ns
at 80 A. ~ and NJ Returning leave Croton Fslis AZ
A. NJ s.opping st all stations, and $y0P. H. soTI ng
at all stations north u Fordham.
For wfiiiarns' Bridge And all way stations, NJ e1o An
and 1.3oP n. Returning Leave WiltiArs' Bridge .. IL
A. N and $40 r NJ, stopping ~ al stations.
Freight for Albany received daily until r. VI .. the
Depot corner " Centre and white strevts, y. Y.
EM. J. CAMPBELL, Ar.ie sop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21
DENTISTRY.

n, EoEGE r sCHAYrER, DENTIST, 25s Ht1s0S ST,
NJ near Broone--Etablished lssi-Mf. = has sor the
psst fourteen years been engaged IN furnishing dBsss
In New York and is vicinity artificial teeth, a, about
half less than Is usually charged 10 their patients and
now furnishing the style az work (Which for ssuty
quality, utility cannot BE- surpacd) 70 the public apop
the same terms heretofore charged 20 dcntis Per-
sens Ia want Of ardcsl teeth respectfully solicited
70 call before making onRsg,msnts elsewhere. ~ viii
BE- not happy 70 e1piain his system 70 al who may
him With can. corresponding deduction UPON all
other operations convicted With the profes,ion Terms
Kvsrishiy each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

(toAI. At TTvT pcIL-ARs PR f0s o. TWO THOU
~ sand tbs; red and white ash, egg and gove gi1s
delivered from The cheap csh coal yard 70 Ludlow street
between Broone and Grand Now your time 70 ay IN
your winter supply Yard, ~ Lualov strcet.
NEw COAL. YARD-I3 UNION sTRpIT, BROOKLYN,
IN near Hamilton avenue Ferry. / am nov prepared
o. sell the beat quality Of Peach Orchard rcd ~h and
white ash ogg AMI stove are At " pr ra weight
warranted or forfeit coal J.. ". i-.NGTO5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21
olsIPrINss.

TSoR HAVANA AND NEW oRixAHa-rfm UNITED
il etAses mail steamship CkHAWEA, n " HAulslds
commander, h now receiving fregh aud WI sail st ~
n precely On Sturdy August % frun Pier n NORTH
river. LIVINGSTON, cRoCHERoN& 90, u broadway.
CTEAAsInP QUAKER c1rY.-1HE AhIflGAN srkxM-
- ship ComTAn offer for sale thr superior ssiswtesl
Steamship Quaker City, built in 1884 The hull By
Vaughan Lynn u dtago.aliy braced Throughout sni
copper fastened Length efdeeh x1 feet rs9ists uAA
suremen as GO % toms The machinery BY Nsrrak
sons. The engine Is low pressure Hto Isvcr marine
Cylinder 20 inches in diameter eight feet stroke our
iron tubular boilers and Is Furnished with Progs saA
condenser. Cabin Accommodations Of the most s-
CANT descriptions with large and airy ssatsroouas pro-
vtded with Ne boats hfe preservers a. in aecosdnos
with acts Of Congress- relating thereto For spe safety
States expense has been spared 10 mako her
class in her construction. She IA In order for nnme-
date service For further particulars inquire Of 0ap
JAMES b. HoDGD0N, the only authorised agent or the
sale on board the ship sbovc Vine street. the port Ut
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21
ANTHOLOGY.

A sTONrsIfING TO AIja--MADAHE MORROW. Thu
"A highly FITTED lady Is, without exception, the no~
rondHfui sstrologss In III. word Or th@s has oess
thoughts epd VIII cause speedy marriage and ,ho~ Tbs
tcpsss Of the inicnse husbands and atsen, friends. -
The great astonishment Of al vho .sit her No charge
II not sscsfed Apply a. 10 Broorse street near On.
mon. Gentlemen not admitted.
4 sTBoLoGy AL VERSIONS VISITING 10 gg0w
~ hetf general syents "a lifo should call Or. VIII
Fos, 10 Delaney street Torn.-Iadie= % caEt@ gen.
uemen, ~. lime of birth required and h2nabYg
used.
(fAIsp --hAJiAE pRIwSrER Rf1yRs9 THANKS 10
~ her friends aud pstrons AMI beg, say ust aisr
have consulted her With entire sAt,aoon .he feels con
odent that IN the 1usstons u aSiroSsy love ami 10
natter and books Or orselo. A. r,ed On oon,sny by
Nspo"oe, abe has equal n. VIII ,'i the NAM .,
hs futuro husband and Also the u he ylteg "a
sidescs 10 Madison street, door from Catherine
(dAusy0yASI FxApuSAnOss-y HAYrs, TTfF
~ original chirsoJant The hrst person hat sier
put ~ yoyant stale In thi- ~ that esa1 dis
and prescribe rensedsB fv curing dfsaa>sa ~
twelve y.arsia this city her time ha- been ~
healing he alex. Nrs. Hayes tel the c@sne nature
onos LIS trend street
MApANE hEYrR HAs REMOVED 10 isI sgvfsrs
WI svsnus, between Twenty third and T-snty turl
gvont, hev.e marriage ioarnsy- Zv sul,s, 6a.ss-s
frop.sv sicin.., sssen, frisna., property -. 10
len. Madame Meyer in ypgiisl, French -
German and gives guarantees Tor her art
NJ BgrcT, THE EYsT1Iuous vfUJD LADY. ASp
ll mo most wonderful sstrologl~t Ia The -orid
BE- csntutef With for short tnle At her old ooa 20
Canal Nr~sf two tscrs east a Bfosd-sy, All oonsaI.@r
tons 80 cents.
CpTTunrAIJvN-iuss sYApnuSG- A grTpyyi0p r7.ST
MEDIUM, prenAi circles Tor inrsstpion daily 49,
e4rcIs- ior tsvsscysn~nt Of ms<sn- fhur1sy evcnss
also, dAily Gom 10 " IL A. n % 3. and TO az, v
Rooms 81 Brcsdv-y, opsAsit The Ms.Ispsus.a Ha,sI
T1n Cns1T ORR HAVING yrsr ARnrvyD FROM
f.rcT. ve.h respectfully INFORM hsr f.ssn.., and
The pubic thss NE vE kst. her ~ 90 Bgvesy
room No J. hrst ecor, vsre shs b. consulted 10
regard u e rAst, trsssnt ani future rAfi~. AMI
usnen vfshia9 70 Anow The eiyeamsssncs. a surf0sni
them hlsvt.s ths4r future prospects, ~ouia 90 vii ~
ealing "a Tie Sinsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

AT OT1CE-SfEAMSHIp RoANeKEn-M CoNkH.
IN guenco Of tho quarantine regulations with regard
10 Norfolk and Portsmouth,, this ship WI sa We'd
nesday I'D Of August direct for Petersburg without
going 70 Noroh Psssengars for the latter place win b.
via Fetershurg, without detention with much ssped
ton and ~ eheapfy an via Norfolk. Richmond pAssen-
gers win be stnt mp ~ nsu by railroad from CITY Point
'asssge and faro to OH Point TO Petersburg Rich
mond, $40 stesrage half price. Through tf0kets 70
Lynchburg Sla Through tickets 70 the Virginia sprngs
LUDI.Ah PiEASANTS ~ Broadway.
No freight can be received fpr Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

HoNsiskEtf ffB sTEANIfp LEBANON .--THF
~ store In Jersey CITY being eon.issre ~ the Cec.
tor q the Port bud<d vsrehouse storsgt -Li b.
charged co all goods renslning After Aorda. y,st
Goth int, 70 - pah = tbs store on delIvey n tn
goods. y cTSAnB ssen>
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lTo~r JnfOETasT - TIW IAifrs--tHl GA r
NI Ntltr ssl<t.asd nseswffaSl ssns rss~t
isirg IN ,.sf Effects Ia rssetins AM rsaovrs tks
fos. rresahrites, sspyr.s~tar~ snf o.rirusuosr ~
nature ptseisly 1aSpt~i fer ksrn4s~, they Ms
charm 80 s.n,y ssd nsilaly end yss tnvstsky sss
esusly newer t.ns sfss rsii~x snh always -ss1s-s
nj - preventive NAssSei ixAb~ sfB AsA t~ssAs4las
ifsir1s.'on IA he afsss,ons In vhsrh s'ss>a tn
,arloes rymptstns " wttsa ua 81 ,ha supxys-
IN Dp.t astsfrlnsa vssl ~fste~ ~ Ne upnost
ar pslstahes Ir-1s VI i~s. yss~xsnx ssv<~it Are
slsas fssh IN \ sst<s ~ ~. r. ~. cos-Gs sol
81 - -. ID srd 80 trssd ssr--s la As1 IN
rtriDg ssf.sf III AMI va Hoasssn s,r..~ IN bp.erJ
- AEa 10 srosnvtsb rife~s. Me- Yogt stsy As1 -
AgatbseAfJ Hall f4.ssse,bsosn, y. =. Al efaers
s. y alsfs.s~ " txs y. I. tfir<cfIt Ixfk Etsufig
street ssv fork or W bar a. ssv TogA Isv4 urss
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oeD DATE on SAILING.

EDW. :. COLLINS, No. 80 Wan street, New York.
BROWN, sHIPIEY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENEARD CO., ~ Austin Frisrs London
b. o. WAINWRIGHT b co, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER HAvre.
The owners OF these ships win no. be accountable for
gold silver, bullion speee, ewelry precious stones or
metals unIsss hills Of ding are signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the fkips o. This Inc
cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
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LNOR RAyASNAH-FARE REDUCED THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
nesday, August a. at ton O'CLOCK r. Fare 60 sSsAs
age, IS. The STATE OF GEoRGIA Win leave e. above
On Wednesday, August 90 Agents In New York, HcrAn-
secured. =.
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