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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

orFIcr OF NEwYoRK AID NEwHAygS RAIL soAD Co !
No Hsuovsr-s- J
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-HOl Of
IN per Bond. Of this Company hereby notified that IN
Of Ct the General Assembly OF the State of Con-
nsctcut passed last Msy session the Treasurer author
an6 prepared exchange for The outstanding Boa s bearing
per cent interest and ey6 BY mortgage, Bonds author
sd the aforementioned bang cent interest and
tsceS ~ 0ay mortgage the Compalys rOat franchises
lie SAID exchange viii BE made this Office until further
dee. b. order Of the Dtectors-NeE YORK Oss 10 1855
WI. BEMENT, Treasurer.
DANKING OFFICE of T. s. GOODMAN &
ID Co CINCINSATI, O-Ws are prepared to snf ard
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES; make COLLECTIONS on
with the and 81 the low 81 rates
.ai ,tene 70 al matters .ppesRns the Banking business
Lpterest allowed Deposits ~ special szreen srt
S GOODMAN Co.. Nos and 10 West St'st
WvANTED-A LOAN OF 80. 900 on property
w worth eoube the amount With Ward few doors from
Jer,ou IN F.st Broadway through Dvisoas opposite
Suffolk. Apply At Ne. 1883 Division IT, NeE-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

IRVING SAVINGS INSTIrU T1ON, No 30
WarTen-s; NewYoTk the Of Green Eichst
Open daily 10 o'e ock A. NJ 70 p NJ and from 70
PM Interest the rae o. six cent on m from to
$50. WALTER W. CONKLlN President
NJ o. Van Pair 'iee-rre," Y. L. Buxton, See'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

BAyK DEPARTMENT, SrArE OF nv YoSS,l
Albany. Nov IS 1855
THE CHEMUNG COUNTY BANK at Horse
Hesss has hts d.y ei a III. Office noc: o. me a7
non,er- Of fO4N THOMP.ON OF the City Of NeE FORK a
.rent REDEMPTION Of IL ereuEtns notes ssre,e % ne
set entitled Al at to amend The ssyers ;Ss r. .ns % 70
pcrad Bark, rkrg Associations 81 ndvieuN oaak
-. -, ,ss.s5 AM II 1851 N sCaOONNAKER,
49, SGPsEiu;eniea:.
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW v,

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LIN ~;
Nl -Trsv.l.ri for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. kAssAsss
~ pons vest I'D south West obss Threafs a
sod a. trfor-ra concerning rogfs. fare nc, sIs
FEw-YOPH AND ERlE RAILROAD. 0. NE"-IvvE
CENTRAL 7AfLPoAD. by spoisstton .; It's coap>sy'N
hcs ia. 20 3Est.ssJ 90. Dsy-~ 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

IRON NETWORK to BREMEN via SOU TIL
Il AMPTON and aAvRE This United Sf.tes Mai stsim-
ship WASHINGTON. F. Csvendy. commander. will SAT- tr
BREMEN, touching 81 SOUTHAMPTON 70 land the mails aud
paserg4 gard aud france on SATURDAY, Dec
12 o'cicck m from Pier No 81 North river
PRICE PASSAGE FROM NEw-YoRE TO SOtrHANProS or
BREMEN:
In First Cabin Main Saloon. ANONYMOUSLY
In FRS, Cabin Lower Saloon. ..........s no
In Secou1 1 abln. "
experienced Surgeon attached 20 eseA s'e@ner Ss
delivered in HAVE London. 81 sttsrs ms fass ia-o2s
the Post-Ofrce. For pas sEc freight, sppN O.
C. II. SAND Agent. Nc. II south VII sz's- Y y.
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Daints, Oils. Glass, &g.

ENGlNEERS' OIL For burning or lubricst-
II ns uachasry, vsasied the best oil offered the
pablo and rrotaesBa light far srpssnz any heretofors
discovered oesse Of smoke Ths eli eaa Sc used on n.
tnsr Gotten vool-n nsehrey and equally vel adapted
- re eesTe ron manufacture m.xhoeshcp railroad sd
s:eanboa Ta oi n extensive use on a. the shove
nento,es machinery and testimonial. beyond doubt %
prodactd Ct ts rrssi superiority a. other ell
For sac exclusively e HENRY SMITH No ll3 M.,sn.
isce, New \ ora, the oay II the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
Diaper i,arsbouses.
Ocean Steamers, &r.

NOTICF-CHANGE of HOUR-CHARLES-
~ IL v sTEAMERS.-On aud after SA cURDAY, NOV II,
the Of the above ine will leave AZ rhFE w LOCA
P n preci,ely sPOFTORD, TILESrON CO.,
- " No. p Brosdway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

i EXCURsIOSs-The steamboat STAND CITY lss,'
Fulton Ferry wharf north side a. s.! snd 10 A rA
p daily meeting and exchanging passengers Nth tho e,s
Hunters Point Opposite sd st. which leave Flushing
hour per.oas 90 70 Flushing by any o. these train
and rurp by tue neat or any succeeding Through tin
50 minutes Fare - EKeuson parties taken al rsdae'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

NEw.YORK Nov. l. I8fl
rs,HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF the
I RoVFpY BANE bsv. decl.red DIVIDEND Of FOUa
PER CENT p.ysbl. on and AFTER ths 10Th list.
Nv N. G. BRADFORD, Cashier
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y 600 WORTH af PIANO-FORTFS At

Rc.OOO COST-To Close 3 Coneern.-Au new, 80
peTtcr s;frrasnts fully FROM the celebrated
New folk AMI Bcson e=dd dcuble round
finishes Al srouud; French pattern with al modern
lnp~ovems-aA Cal feI onS wssk 81 No 90 NakerH neS
Br9ssway W. OSBORN 4 Co.
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Jnstrnrtion.

DoYS SCHOOL--Nfr TYNGS SCHOOL, at
I'D he n l6.h-st viii reopen on tn. SECOND TUESDAY
s,pssrnbx Terms 8iOC per year Number limited to s.
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Hlasbinerp. &e.

ala1binerp. &e.
A CR0FT's STEAM and VACUUM
n GAUGES-The bes and most reliable o. any IN the mar
kt Ws-rX tel ltcrss discount SLOWED 70 The
e,is. PSf Az bE CAAS. W. COPELAND,
No "a Broadway.
RUSSING, CROKER X DODGE,
~ No s. CLIEF.ST,
BAY STATE SCREw COMPANY,
TAUNTON. Mass,
MANUFACTURERS
Gaols, potns Screws. Steve snd Tire Salts
~ & G. NJ WOODWARD, manufacturers and
Ne dealers IN WRouHT IRON PIPES and Fitting. Of al
scts 70. steam; Wrer, Gas. ke, Beeknsn-s bs;weel
God ano Clh n \. Mills and p1bhe builiiaas heated BY
ssa Tuhal Boilers Of vs0as sses swsys on hand; Heat
en- Of al les for Steam Epoes Orders received for Steam
tnSass ana Lshss SGsiy Ste,nPumps Ways hxni and
ca,t C o-ces. whsesSs Ss5 retail.
TO NEWSPAPER PRINTERS.-We have two
= No'th,sps Improved snseeyliDdsl PRESSES, neS.
NtNn wssiN ss a. reauced pree. spped iog The
stts o. the bed by @ inches oae OF SIZE sad style
cn Be seso a. tbs Press Of Mr. JOHN THOMAS No e
Aen-N. r>si WELLS & WEBS. No Is Daichs-
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MEDICINES.
CARTEn's SPANISH MIXTURE.

fthlf thtAl Ilhlf Tx 4 + l TIE ifi''''
NJ r plf ~, ~ Nc,e~Ru a.
AN l>f,ttiutt RtN ny fo Scrptelof k,ur'. Evil,
Rheupmfispr Obstinate Cuonrnns Etuntions, Pm
p,r-a rH.tal,- uul -. fac., Rtstrhe. Sui, trane
Sor, ~ hr. Nornnl Irtrr, Sepi1 ilrnd I'm
lrerutl,t .d Pam fti4c Buu,~a d1etnts, 81 lbhorn
l.,ls. S,plul ttc d.. rlrr-, Lumhaen. spinal Gnm
lL,ats.ani o, u -onses ARISING I'm an Inludiron,
u,'ol N@eor, Iorladener !" Lie, 81 lmrnny oi
jhc Blood
Iu,,sluab,c Medicine which 'ta, hceonc celebrated
ti' uunhe ot cNtraariiuurv utrs ehrrtcd through
agency tas induced me pror ets, the uraeni -
1ucst ot then f. ' ltols IL to rnhlc, Whrl Tiny
10 with the utmost cnulIruc"ru lis virtues ond "on
lcl4 curative pro- ellles 1h" following c"rildcatos,
.,l, 'ri lronn ltgs number. are. however, stronger
t,,tln"'y tlnn the mrrr "ort ot tie rr"r'"t"f Nd
,rc al INN gentlemen well huoNn IA thrrr localities
and ct TIN tEhr,t responsibility, uao. them refldihg
40 tie SiA ot R.,l nund u.
I. BONaEN ESQ at the ENcaanee Hutcl. Rieh
ronl. hnos,u cv"rN wherr, SnNs Il" hn' ~ th" Med
cailed C1lIrr Spaaish Mixture ndmlnlsi red II
a drrd cases nm Nn tin diseases Tor "htci
.reremn enicd with the must n.fon,.hwr good re
m't- liesy,, i, l. tho mast rNraordna,y m"ditine h
h., ever -ecn.
Arac md Ftylr Gfrs, Cu,,- / hereby certify, tbai
ttrc ,ears had Aene fovrr ot oi the most vin
tent description. had several rl,-it an., took afg,
,rnrtittrs 90 irnr. Mrr.uIy, nd believe Nil the
lonic- nivrrti.c, hui al without any rrrmnnent IL
lief Al ln-t | tri'I Carriers Spnni.h Misrrr. twr
Bottles Of whlch ,lcrtualy cured ~ md | mn bnpp,
to a., hns, hnd rchrl tbill. OF liver sine" com
.cr the best r"rc IN the world aud the "nly medi
Inc tint rNrr reached m. eesc. JOHN lON6bEN.
Brntrr Dam. near Richmond, Va.
1 Is. Luck, Il ~ nam ia ki,hmond. aud tor mnnN
yeats in the pr-t rhte hns such cou irner in ile
ooil ,il,nc> ct Cartrr Nrnui.h Nistur", TINT hr
a. l,.aglu upward oi 10 h,tc4. wldeh he ma fiveh
way afflicted. NJ. luck sny hr ha- never hn""l
40 fa.l wh.p tuhcu uetordiua "a duc.i,uu.
Dr = ner. luncti,iug Ph,rlnn, nud formerly o'
the City Hotel 10 the clty ot Rrhmond says lch h@ wit
rr4.cd i'm numocr o nstnccs the ehecir o. Ch'iets =
Splui- Mixture Which wcic most truy surwi4ug. lie
4 ttfttu nj
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MEDICINES.
SIRE curel-Baltimore Lock Hospital

i,ynGRE NAV b. obCrneI pcrty remedy for Weak
Of the TSncy Aastions Of the Head Throat No,e ami kin
oastatona pe6ity and all tf2se nor norr1 r he
from iuli-crphous. matter whether RON " "
use OF ardent spirits or any other aa9-, ms
especially have hrona the victims Of ev praehees AH
ah,t countless fn~ of gcuerau anl uoi1h%fie' t.t,
tha most exalted talents and brilliant pfeiie''s Who msh' @
erwisr enl,nl stonHs senate, with the tnnaerS o' Ell
rAose su crnl of the following melancholy effects
saoa3d imncimtely afpiSy pS, to ,,,,~sr,v
Weakness of and Limbs Pains IN the Heal phne
.3 Tryols Irrtaity cement of the DIGESTIVE Func
ans General brtlty symptoms oi we @ % h to he
loss Of Memory cofaslSn Of 81, ic 1S' sg5fn
Low If tulc tmii i,ty ETC. arr se " & o G % frn U,1tl
@o' m. T5e 55 al' ag ,io 2 5r be- or yoa will n,ae
Cure Warranted or no Charge Maae, ,c
TIE many THOUSANDS cured At this institution an le ta
extensive practice q. pr J"n,a ~, ni respon siiity s
su n,ent that he is the only proper fhs 7' " "
consulted. ,,..n,>
uxuarR OF riE RGYAL coLLr1E Of SURGEONS
anl m Graduate from Of the most eminent ,o9s 80 " t m
rnrs states aud the ,rcac Part Of Th1 me has been % lln @
In the HOSPITALS London Paris Philadelphia Hnl else" mere
efctel some o. the most as9n"ha & urs % and bend when
@o rcn nervousness being alarmed Mt sudden sounds and
6shian,+s with frequent blush, : agnlr, sometimes vii"
Take Particular Notice.
Parent. ntl tnarlans oru mlsied with rsleet 20 he
e-e or source of in their sons and warts AnH
they ascrite to otftT cause ',t lr,,
an or ne nervous system Cough, and SYMPTOMS IF Con
sumption, also those serious Mental o. Iug % Chen
memory npursson of spirits peculiar htSo NelalsH .
- truth lry aye caused by iniugng in PernGous pnt
] a,,'[ & re thousands who might been Of use to
Country pleasure to their friends anu orna " ~
a 5onNsroNs Nylg9EATlyrE Nrsl REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
.,.. , i,,ri Remedy has restored strength and
5or Thousands the most iebiael iuliv iue many who
,,r.am Of the Neryous system whole faculties become re
stored to their proieF po"r anu nni duration uron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23
Eioping ruth II Mans U1e-Encounter of the
Husband and Paramour Shooting at the Sc

Husband and Pdrdm0nr Shooting at the Sc
daeer in a Hotel and in a Court Of Justice.
From the frcdonia Censor, March I3.
On Saturday night last n couple arrived at Dun
kirk IN The cars, aud stopped at the American
Hotel. whore they passed rs husband and wife.
yesterday morning the true husband of the wo-
man arrived in pursuit, and requested to be shown
their room. Being directed to t,he burst in, and
presenting loadod double bnrreled pistol ut the
gay Lothario, attempted to discharge it, but
failed.
The souillc being heard by others, assistance
arrived and the weapon was taken from him. lie
was taken before Il justice and examined in tho
afternoon, and IN AN interim Of the tria while
standing at the doorway, he leyeled another pis-
toll which he had dprocured subsequent to the first
attempt nt the destroyer of his peace, and dis
charged it. The bnl missed the intended victim,
but the injured husband, supposng it had proved
eilectual, declared that both were now ruined,
md he was satisfied. Subsequently he appeared
conyulsed, aud avowed that he had taken poison,
but whether this actually the case is not de-
termned, Both parties aro from Pennsylvania
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

SERIOUS PRfpIc sNrVT.-A few evenings since
atisairical compWy were performing play, tho
last scene Of which was the hanging of a traitor
at lIomellsvie,N. !. The rope ya- adjusted, the
drop.ell, but the strap-work which was To prevent
the rope pressing on the neck, unfortunately gave
wnv and the poor actor actually hanging.
Aft the curtain was lowered, some person
noso of the suspended figure (NIr. Wm. II.
Da si-.) and instantly cut him down, but mnny
hour elapsed before be was fully restored to life
and consciousness. 1t 10 be hoped public decen-
cy will not again be outraged by an exhibition Of
this nature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

GAkD.-fhe firm Of RossrR A. AwrHos of
~ lhe Norvell House. was dissolved on tho at
February last by Capt. Rossers snle Of his nlere.t in
snln firm /, Mr Wm Moore, OF Campbell
Ghp,. ROSSER has again connected himself with
The Notvcll House, whore he will be- gat IN see his
former friends aud nfqunlutances. III ,f3 ats
Rep copy Petersburg Express and Richmond Exnmi-
copy n stopped ard forward 10 this e,Ice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

STARTLING SUICIDE OF DRUNKARD. An
unfortunate man, who has lived in Tarrytown
and in this yillinEe for the Inst ten yrnrs, named
James K. King, good mechanic in the carriage
makers shop Of q. 5. Dubois but sadly addicted
to intoNication, committed sncdc in II most
shocking manner on Thursday evening of last
week. The poor creature Ind been for mum
Der OF days suffering with frequent fits of delid
uin trrmens, during which, we suppose, he III
tnntrd n purpose of self destruction. On Thurs
day his sutfcrnEs were intense; and ON that
evening he wandered up the railroad truck ON his
tatu errnnd, looking, ms II gentleman who met
him sad, the most hnEgnrd and wo-bcgonc imngi-
nable; III II few moments after he cast himself
upon the trnok-thc rushing train came on,
winning with its shrilI piercing whistle but he
needed ii not, and in II twnkng his wretched
form was crushed, torn, dragged along the track,
II inangled, helpless mass ol set-sncrliced hu-
manity. The shocking circumstance was soon
kno@n in the yiiage, and produced deep son
satton. which rendered more general next
day, on tho return of his remains to the tool
room Of the road at this paee, whore Coroner
IIUtd and the Jury examined the bodv.-Ucst-
chcstar Heraido Of March ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

Tie late heavy rains having causod good
"tidr' IN the North Fork, fleet of about sixty
boafs got off from the salt Works on Tuesday
last So far we have heard OF but ono being sunk
and three stove. tits to be hoped they Will have
lcttcl luck than those which set all in January,
when, according to the Democrat, most of them
were lost ID the salt left on the banks "subiect
to human and animal depredations." We have
no feal- of the North Fork people committing
'dcpfcdaiions" upon wrecked Salt boats if the
editor of the Democrat had nor do we consider
them III more danger of getting drunk" than Ger
tain political toien missionaries who attempt to
make discoverie, in regard 10 the Know Nothings
when ont from home ibingdoa Iirginan
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NAGUEnREOTYrEs! DAGUER-

4 IL
- EEOrNfES.-iiAWp Tfsrs drive people all
nruht To where thrv get the b"t cheapest
Dasnerteoty yres, but the, Nil back MINIS Il
IANNfn's, whcte they get ihe best and o
Rr the worth of thrr money Steamboat Il sast'I4
Il lroad nccidents, Bank bursting, Men fang. all
occur dnly hut faing N Minus Tnun.r's IN taking
hrlihnt, mtisc aud life T. e Dnguercotypes /. oui Of
the qneslinn Those in should foteet 10 cali
get pictures no, s6,rcd 10 lear The
until thc parties ate sntishcd
ntac nud beautiful assortment oi Gold Lookets,
Bren-t pins, Rings, Watch Senl4 Keys. Mealians and
nncy Cases always md mud for sale cheap witl
picture complete splendid assortment of Cases now,
Iu-l received Call enry in the day before the crowd
comcs The staie of weather makes no dih,renc. il
rcgnrd 10 quality Of picture
MINIS g. TANNER,
mnfoOts PRACrIcAL DAGUrRREnTYplsTs
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ExCITEMENT!.-Mor

(tREAT EXCITEMENT More New
VI Books ut Williams x Hooper s,-whrre they
never ail l. arrive in tme under all ercumstn
Lite and Beauties Of Funny Fern, Tue whole world is
rptdne this bnuh.
The Initials IA story Of modern liie-a work OF thrilling
interest.
The Virginr Queen; by J. Frederick Smith. author of
Womnn AMI Her Master" Fired. Vernon" &c.
rul al usurpator,
Review Of the speech Of the Hon. l. Chandler of Pa.
Ruth Hal, now supply
Ida Norman, by Mr.. Lincoln Phelps,
Tho New Boy, SC, together with lot OF extra fine
STATIONERY for the Ladies'. Also, u large supply of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
sons: Fairy Whispers, Good New from Home Sal
News from Home, The Know Nothing song, llo. Sweet
are the Roses together with many other ngs. Duets,
Glees &c Call Immediately at
WILLIAMS 4 HOOPER'S.
(!Succ ,ssors to R, a. Wiiliams) and supply your
selves. te@ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

dad TINT the empty place was stretched out over
the North; and there, with our most powerful
telescopes, we still find the place empty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-23

In letter to the New York Evangelist, Lieu
tenant Maury expresses the opinion that the wri-
ter of the book of Job familiar with many
scientific facts usually supposed to be of modern
discovery When tits. said. "Canst thou oind
the sweet influences of Pleiades p alluoion is
made to the fact that our solar sy stem is rapidly
tracing its majestic course toward the star
Aleyon, one oftbe Pleiades. Again, Job told Bill
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,.,<c UATEprAES nj EosT.

,ENrLEMEN'S FASIlIONS-FOR
I SPRING. l855.-Th. subscriber has received
Spor's uaryalei Report of Fnshons for Spring 1880
G.I men are respectfully invited call md examine.
IL" raft supplied with copies Il: ! l.50. CASH
All persons indebted the subscriber ae respect.
iulv and urgently solicited call and settle
wish to start North by the 10Th March,
rar5-ts NM. l.. PAGE
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TIE LATE BlsHoP IyES-lIIs WHEREABOUTS
AND WHATABours.- The following is an ex-
tract from letter of DIR. Ives, received in this
place. which we publish in refutaton of the story
going the rounds of the press representing him in
destitute circumstances. 1t was not intended by
him as a denial of suchreport, but merely giving
to II friend the news of his situation, which he
knew wonld be welcome:
I'VE are now pleasantly situated here on the
North river in the summer house of Archbishop
Hughes. My employment is that of Professor
of Rhetoric and Pulpit Eloqnence in the Iheo-
logical Seminary at Fordham, and as Lecturer
in two neghboring convents while our support
is ample IN. c. Standard, March IL.
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ENCIIIlORrICuLsUxE.-

ENtu HORTICULTURE
hhENNh, fRfNcH l!onrtcuLTrRIsr. and G1H
nsnher o several .nctctcs ut horticulture make Vl6
knowa t"1t" p""rls of tliS city, TINT he haa ius-A
arrived t,on thnce with Iicl collection of Fl OVER
flANfN. such II. cnmrlnla Rh .lodrndrum- Saena
Arhef,annsol"nl, Se., aud rich vniety Of Ro Trees
Aso, With n larse tazortneht Of fl4t chooe FRUIT
&K TREES. saeh n Fcnr. Applr. Apricot. Pe.ct.
--l-- lttspbcIry tura and prrat variety Of Bulbs
omans, flowrr and Vegetable seod.
hn al" will be nj vc1y mrdorntr rates. und begin
NJ .nduy. 10Th inst, conner ct Mnu All Market
sttreta mHrl7 dot"
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AAOlLD t,-pcctfuil. ibotn. the nade, that hs
" tho ntcort arrival Il ,npdry rncNets aud Steam
"> the, hnsc hru rlacei IN pos, OF thr usnhl
lag. Hud eamnlu ling Stock at Goud.; heh have been
a,b ed tit ,er> he.t nm aud l., tie mo-t oenl.
satrut alrnts They wnurl asn sthte. TINT nnNinF
nldo large uailr,u hrlr Manu- 'nc'urn department
fray vii be hrtcr thnu prepared L. eNrc"te al
commands ta1 Steam Refined Cnudte
~ Orders re- rttuiy :. .iirtrd--eNeeuted PRONG ls
tni nnvalded II any poIou a the unte.l Smtc-
t12 I'm : H. MARKS 4 SON#
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4 ROSEWOOD PAR

vi LDG SETrS.-Mahogtny n1i ho,ew "a lT''", .
se., flushed in plain and anry p, 'sh, or I,,s a
eXtr"n 'lv low prres, by H. j rim ~.
Ey-WARr Rn,vs three doors below Loefiy are
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NEW CONCERN .
NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS Il HOOPER,,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.
n CARD.

a CARD
FENlE suhscribrr feturns tina, ks u his patrons and
tiends for the lihrtul IlatronaRe he towed him
-nan he commenced tho Book business IN this place,
aul comuiends to their confidence his ,uccessor,-
Wlliaus \ Hooper
mn a9 ts r. A. WILLIAMS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-03
Paw your BillS-An Incentive,

Some years ago, farmer in Frederick
county, Maryland, owed a neishbor Of his
$50, and ss soon as he could realize the sum
he promptly paid it over. The morning he
called to puy it, hi, friend appeared to be
very thankful, remarking that he was also in
debt to another person who needed the mo-
ney, and he would a. once take it 10 him.
This remark started train Of thought in the
mind Of lhs first person, who said to himself
why here is 500 paid with $50. ! will
at ouce follow up this matter and see where
i, will end. He then followed up the pay.
men,s of debts by this note Of $50, until he
traced it to the large amour, of s3,75o!
when it got out Of his reach.
Now here is the moral: 4 owes B a bill,
which, if he pays promptly, will be paid by
B to G, aud SO on through the whole alpha
bet, and, it will be surprising 10 every one,
what small amounts necessary to pay Of
hundreds Of thousands by keeping the "eagles
on the wing Now, when The money mar.
ket is so tight and the banks are unable to
discoun, all the paper offered, let persons be-
gin to pay their bills, and by doing this, they
themselves will be paid back in turn. It is
machine which feeds itself, and prcpels,
by it's own ofal, The execution Of great ex-
ploi,s. As word to the wise isalways suf.
ficient, we think i. only necessary to give
this hint to our business men, who will Be a.
Bile, at once. to see the vas, amount Of good
payment of even q small bill will accom-.
plish in the commuuity.-1tiners' Journal.