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InRncLAMATON EXTRAI-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

I hROCLAMAllON az IL Il hEOOCIION OF HHlCES -
II THE PEOPLE IF TRUNBULL AND ADJOINING COUNTIES vhoh have exHdeds so liberal and
?t~uEeo Mt Mnsh tn NNye rF S-E wEAr hi0. uHet hasien my EGd fortune to
mtp pleasant emotions. Thnel HMe lmM rings many changes. SxE9rsa ge@dh the Clothing
saIyf Increases and rng his %T5@ THnI Ghy Sr faces dho~ whoE were his patrons
tine iL M HAS ~ BEEN APPoLNf AprT@s amOt unparalleled in the history Of Me.
bnWd ne success du this establishment ADT THIS PR0L NAoShE dp mhrna all whOs are in want
OF CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE, QUALITY OR QUANTITY,
/ Have LD m VAN BROUGHT OWN II PRICES ONTRJLL III UsISESS since the
cmmTcnrt M MFAN so tt Do FGR II FUTURE. lam now engH tT from the Eastern
Cities e ARREST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ever opened in Tumun County con
TTmT in mart fue fonowngg dE Heavy and Fine 0vGmnSa large sornnko AL dnis uahsan1
T~rw@tto ue very finest; ashemHda stmetm Vests ronJSu-o fisk velvet plaid, fancy ami plain
satin. ak, ashne&c 6uEc aMnra& sell 10. Of Furnishing Goods shirts RasE UniImT.C rraz
these articles ever have Gns soil in rGnG l County
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Tbea na hem and wells ehcnht stock CLOTHS CA SSINERES YESTNGsM ard OyERCOaTING kr
the nUme afmakmg up all finds dcuNomw O%S which will he Gunl made ateb best md mth Questionable
ui by the tm mechanic nHe country. Andin or r dntc community may he posted up in regard to
and thereby prevented Un being aveim some Of the small oRTnsab town. gea brief Ii st
Ghe prices Y FREAD.
Good wooden overcoats from SO, IS upwards Good wooden suit of cloth coal,
nants. vest and shirt, 1870. Fine black suit of cOh, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin vest, $500.
u-na haI ARGFST RESI- ELECTED and I stand ready to nve II dnb uvhaC Ur rSTm
Tm6nuC County. Loser for sale. Hcns Ehhn the want am crcmmIanmTo Fau Ths
in aaphd of CLOTHS me say looks around" amne he stocks oft small dapB in Msa article
ri in GTnr yolin quality or price. thief fault Tlbe ny own. To m conpHtmH who Sorn forge The
to ae wrptGOn by resort tic andHous mAprsenaHOn% an1E HhG kehGOl. 1 have but
one E1rm nmTItvB BETTER GOODS at OWE ICE Stan CA or Wild L" ThspSdrsIG e
mJ WILL REDEEM and bel happy see my I'D friends and be pleased to make thu acFanunce of erems
%%%n hyg can max il nvenhntoT give ma cL Remember dOD,O Oak 'front.' 2drs hofh Post
Nos II and 49, Mains Stree, Warren Ohr sPY j. G0LDSTEIN.
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HiPsaal ( dDlRS, PrenrieiOrs.

TERMS-oue EclIarand Fify Gents, an
advance: rWo fsuiiaT<. 81 ply fieat Is nni
made in advance ,
No i,aper discontinued Z ,ti alt frrearases az i~'i
except at the option Of the publishers.
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THE WARREN LEDGER.

4 The 2d No. with a g~rttlitlus circulation Of I0.00o
viii he issued Dee l. 1855. expressly for the Holidays.
Those who may Sish to avail themselves Of us eircula-
ton, are requested TO hand in their cards on or before
Mo-. y. TERMS, One-thirI OF a column, one inser-
ton, one dollar. r. A. A.. BALDWIN.
Warren. Oct. 20, 1855.
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Profitable Farming.
NEWTON. Nov. 18Th. 1855.

44O44DN ~
NEWTON, Nov. 18th, 1855.
Eds. Chronicie You. in the Chron-
icLe of the 18th inst, expressed a wish to
know if any of the farmers of Trumbull
county can make a more profitable ex
hibilion of farming, than the n given
by Harmon Austin. l think l can but
will give you the Iacts, and leave you
to Judge for yourselves. Last season ]
planted 81 acres of land to corn, and
harvested from the same 626 bushels of
ears of corn, which. at a fair estimate,
would have sold for 1891, 90
The fodder from the same
ground | could have sold
for 60 90
Total value of crop. S34f,00
VIII CHI gives me an average, per acre, CT
$50. As. Can any man in the county
equal this?
ENos AUSTIN.
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BOOKSTORE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIA

" TION-SECoND TEAR.
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection Of
Literature and Art. have been made on the most ex
tensiye scale.
Among the works already engaged. is the far.famed
GENOA CRUCIFIX."
Which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the NeR Collection. the diffusion OF
American Art, a the encouragement Cf Americ Va gen
Jus have not been overlooked. Commissions have been
issued tn many Of the most distinguished American Art
lists who will contribute some Of their finest produs-
tons. Among them are three Marble Basts, executed
by the greatest living Seulptor-lIEAN PowERs.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father OF his Country.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. the Philosopher.
DANIEL. WEBSTER. the Statesman.
Aspecial agent has visited Europe and made care
full and Judicial selections of foreign works OF Art, both
ia Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valutale collection
Of Paintings and Statuary. to be distributed FREE
among the members of the Association for the Second
OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three Dollars eonst tutes any one IA
member of this Association, and entities him to either
one Of the Magazines for one We r, aud also a ticket in
the distribution of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature ssued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines: Harper's, Putnam 3.
Kniekerbocker. Black woods. Household Words, Ora
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Persons taking five memberships are entitled to any
five OF the Magazines for one year, and TO six tickets III
the distribution The net proceeds derived from the
sale of memberships. are deyotr; to the purchase Of
works of Art for the ensuing year.
TIE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming a member Of this Association. are
LIST. All persons receive the full value Of their sub
~scription at the start, in the shape Of sterling Magazine
Literature
2d. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
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themselves, and are Al the same time encouraging the
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the letter registered at the Post Office to prevent loss
on its receipt a certificate OF Membership, together
with the magazine desired, viii ne forwarded TO any part
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Those who purchase magazines at Bookstores, will
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the .NagG=iR, GRd free iiekst in the annual distributions
ali at the same price they now pay for the Magazine
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Subscriptions received by c. A. ADAMS Warren, o.,
and l.. c.. JONES, Hartford, o., Honorary Secretaries.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-The sub

4 scriber offers his services, t. those wishing to 10.
cate lands in Iowa, at reasonable rates. Particular at
ton paid 10 locating Land Warrants, or il desire I. /
Will locate and sell the land, for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth 81 p per acre. and pay
my own expense. except the office fee, which is one
dollar for each 80 acres)
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash, or eastern drafts, or IN time.
Taxes paid and titles examined. in Central or Northern
Iowa EDWIN LOVELAND.
References-Geo. TayIer, Esq, Cashier of the West
ern K Rank; Austin D. Kibbee. Esq, Rev. A. N. Brown,
Farmingt m, o. D. II. Taft, Esq.,, Colu-ntus. O.
Scotch Grove. Jones Co., Iowa, Sept. 10, 1855.
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STAND NOT UPON TIE ORDEI

Ot YOUR GOING. But co At ONCEH
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
INT facilities which our firm now possess, ZONE of the
nrn being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage Of the markell are not eaullle,i
ny any mouse IN Ohio- We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the fol owing list Of
articles, which, having been purchased befor. the treat
rise in prices, We are enabled to offer at New YORK
prices:-
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ESTATE OF MARK WESTCoTT,

H de~c'd.-NOtice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. As Administrator on the estite Of Mark Vest
colt, late OF Warren. deeea- ed. Will make application
20 the Probate Court OF Trumbull county, Ohio. for the
sale Of a judgment in favor Of said admins rstor
against David Wesicott, N the Court of Common Pleas
Of said Comfy. The grounds Of said application are
the doubtful solveney of said David WestcOtt. and
on account Of a supposed legal and equitable defence
/ against said claim.
said application will he heard on the 18Th day Of
Dec -mher, 1855, at 10 o clock.
J. HurCHiNs, OLIVER WESTCOTT.
R. 2. CURTlss, Attys. Admir- Of Mark WesoOt-
Warren. Nov. q. 1855. 4w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two
~ Fl. Fa's, to me directed and delivered. by the Clerk
ofthe COlrt Of Common Pleas, Of rrUn7uii County. o.,
l have levied on, and will expose to public sale. at the
door u the Court House, in Warren, in said County,
on saturday. the Sth day OF December. A d. 1875. be-
tween the hours OF 10 0e .Ock A. 81 sad 4 O'Clock z. VI.
of said day. the following described ~property, to wit.
! Sorrel Mare, ! SIddle and l Birdie, 10 he sold at the
suit Of James Ward & Co. W. John Flower.
II. X HARMON. ShsTiG.
SheriT's OTce. Warren. Nov. y. 1855 -2N
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Marriage.

Marriage.
A correspondent, announcing a mar
rage, writes as follows:
-" Generally speaking. marriage is. a
good thing. Personally speaking. J am
unable t. decide; but if wishes are
presages of enjoyment, | would like to
speak fiom experience, undcI the i'm
preston that it tOould add TO my happi-
ness. What is the opinion Of the Cl.ron.
icle 90
That question is a poser. The Junior
could answer I'm lerstandingly, but he
is absent and we. the senior, are in the
same boat with our correspondent.
Nevertheless, We incline 10 the opinion
that marriage, in The abstract, is a good
institution. Still We do not like it well
enough to turn Mormon. One wife
would be sufficient.
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T ATE FROM THE FRONTIFR!-INTERIOR TOWNS all HEARD IRON.
Il LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK"
PACKARD g.
Eaaunrdty rr large mi hepane@ sale. omsedHEh hard ike A@m@ya nah a Price. mi
noT Emi ume ScnGE hAep purchased and are now receiving I their HaHneHIa nHwar
Store aiurTH NEH
lndGar. tTrage Trimmings Iron, Paints Glass FaThh and iUIy aH SayS
han hve4u rt ~n LrAT into % Tunhan" Longs Fed@e,a perfect acquaintance With the manu-
.ncuras Of The ~tTa san-aed eo1neNonw With an Iron MIL in hsS vicinity, enables US to oTg great
iMm .up az NEngU pnhGHg goods ndr HBG
AHuUr in Ie.m mechanics TlE LuucueJn IOtcGarh turner's and their ss and hlhen ar
HHTt9 to cali I h& through es stock Thrs var. Of Il eMre community have been alt4 without
TO r frds in tie BUGGY BUSINESS, NC are 9EFAeitO e1Abhan UNUSUAL PILE Ct
nt ca ID used il. on oraUrGhu EE-
UT<E of NW IN ESRAHLE STIESa Ixs md pGdda 4otunt
a1 kt Justly headw Wheeling Nails; 10 boxes FnHkEn Rock Glass White Lead Zinc Paint Oil
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Is 81 AL tines fully stocked with Oi HcS Soe L@,B Buggy Iron" Wagon IO,an Iron Of AL kntLby
iUutk, San ort0tlal
We have secured the services FAM ngsaG nnh akGra ndS noTo Eenug5e better RGAS NSs prices than
erM eme offered thse country
NsPSmar26 F5 PMKiRD & BAESUM Prpheso.
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q'owy LOIS iX0 REiL PROPERTY.


OWEN, WV Town Fiat a. ~ :. Z. r, 70 81 Or Fart. 80 r.s y.As. P Z = r Il
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, &c.
4 LIST of Lands, Town Lots, and Real Property, returned delinquent
1 n by the County Tpasrrd of umuHC County, Ohio in january. ISIS, excepting those on ~lrh
ue tNesh have sncef enr aD with III taxes of H4t Whnh is added a peualy of thirty per
cemun-to EeherT h nall the taxes of te prerty year.
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~ TlON-SECOND YEAR
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection OF
this rev and Popular Institution for the diffusion OF
Literature and Art. have been made on the most ex
tensiye scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the far famed
..cpN0A CRITCIpTYD
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u VENT. The hest Books Tor Agents. Send for a
few copies and try them am Jng your friends.
RoHERT SEARS publishes the following popular illus
trsted WORKS. and Tor the sale Of which he desires an
active agent in every County OF the United States. A
small capital Of $50 or S9j only IS required.
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CROCKERY, G ass-Ware Looking
~ Glasses. Sc, a large stock can always be found
at the NEW YORK STORE.
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DAG.BAG. by N. P. Willis,
Ia t@ ~ SA1~~1&
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Address Cards inserted for the year, Mt Sl-o" per me
- advertisements shonld Ne marked IN" "n"a.er O,
times to he inserted. othrrwisc they viii he Continue"
until ordered out and charged for at the above rates.
Pcasual advertisements to be paid Tor Whrn hAhd
I'd in
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DUT IN WHEAT EARLY

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PURE
N LIQUORs for Medicinal purposes. and said to Be
he best in tOwn,at lmay 81 PORTER & Co.'S.
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yTsu Pictorial aud IHst-setOT, or Digest 81 General
kuowlrig - Comprising a complete circle 81 useial
lld enterta hin. Information. Designed for families,
--anls and Libraries. 60O pages octave. Price
$500.
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THE DAILYAUNI0N

proposes according the advertisement but without
specification viii be considered proposal for horseback
service
~ modification Of bid Of is essential lens
moua bad, received,
wh regular eompeton enc! The last hour o' receiving
bids.
10 Postmess are 10 be careful MOI 10 eer the sunceey Of
knowing they persons
Accent responsibility and all bidders
distinctly notified that failure perform
the proposed for Ia the bids legal
liabilities viii be enforced asaiusi them.
contractors, aud known department,
suiircy Substantially la the FIRMS above presented,
signed
places before named, judge Of a court OF record.
LANES CANPBrLL,
.sH a#. Postmaster General.
PosT OFucE DKrARTzssT,
January 49, 1885.
IQ-inu4w
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Law schoo, Cumberland Univerzisy at Lebanon,

LAW sehoo, Cumberland universisy at Lebanon.
| r.Sanessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham uara'he late Que Of the cenii
judges of Tennessee,
Green, supreme
o Tennessee
Ridley, the OF State
Caruers Green dev their whol sxclt yey
the school
Plan Daily cass
No regular OF lectures bui explanations OF the
daily lessons the 1T The examinations.
and equity, which
profess
all he
practice. require
the some OF taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly In the
pubc The end m session The students act clerks se
jurors chanceors. and ether official
pacies with their SUITS
the third Monday
tember Thursday February
Monday February ends
Thursday IN July, II IL E4a . s-Z.4 ....g.#...
Expenses per $50 advance; conngen
ices ovn hook
Lebanon bookstores.
complete
No previous required
There Glasses. Students
ans lined during collegiate year.
Number the last collegiate
. .# ROBERT l.. CARUrBERS,
Feb il--eoly President Board OF TuisteeA
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I1NIrED srArles slsii linr TO CALIFORNIA; VIA A.pin

limited STATES Blsii Lime Gniifos Aspn-
u wait Panama, Goth month, FIRST
class steamships, approved by the NAVY Department. OF
1900 tons burden, guarantying speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed Ubspo, ~ miles
Panama. ~ +
The embraces 81 miles rail
Aspnwa Ooispo Is miles of and
dry road recently in thorough order single
therefore al most In n sepen honThe passengers
and their baggage being only transferred once 10 and from mule
alongside the
There will be IN future this
The entirely free sickness
Reserve being always kept IN at New York; Pnna
and San Francisco, detention aecden
The entirely reliable
that the the Atlantic will
ary in days; and the Pacific, in ~ 10 Ian days.
Passengers viii Panama they Aspn
wa
Through tickets, ate os agency,
West street, New York
Jan 2S--du
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No. 528.
Notice Of the ontinuance of the United states
land Offices at JEFF rsony lie, yincennes, and win-
Indiana.
NHtR the of the second section the
u June ~ $780, which
the quantity of public lands unsod dis
ct shall be reduced number less than hundred
thousand shall be the the Secretary Treasury
discontinue the office
land office, shall subject
land offices which
land Office shall have been which
the 4n September iei authorizes the Secretary
The Treasury continue land district which situated
of Of of the States
land nsod such district
dred houan when his such
required pubic order close land
such state under the of
abope hns been deropsd the of che Interior
By he act TO establish The Home Department. approved Sd Marcia
1919: ss#
Notice s accordingly hereby given view reports
the land officers JKsrERsosvLE VScEssss and WIsAMkc
probation
VacEssEs, aud WISAaAc, in
discontinued lands unsold of
sale the land Office SD
ANNAPOLIS, the seat of government of said State. -
Lands remaining unsod and unnppopiated by and subject
will subject heretofore Offices
the date OF the this the
thereof the land officers will public
the wach will be appca
tons for entries of any such lands at their OH g.
JOHN WILSON,
commissioner OF the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1856.
IN
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II ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York, man
IA, uactuer of daguerreops apparatus mattng
and importer Of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
cases. caope chemicals for
rails OF description.
supplied materials cases
Harrsons celebrated also, vogtand.r
always hand
sos Broadway June IL, 1854
June 20--dyeats
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IL. "a. GILL EFT

Has removed his office 10 bis re-c in Frsnkia Row.
Of and Thirtcenh He ~
principally n the United
Havng concerning patents
advice opinions legal arising
the Patent oce and Appeals the chief justice assistant
Columbia and
preparation and trial @f concerning
lie wi also wi.p opinions aad
viii also claims before board established for their
adjudic alton.
del
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[star.l
mo. 5sl.l

.. Fri +. .r. s. .se No. sal. sz lau
NOTICE OF the temporary continuance or the land
IN Office al Vincennes, Indiana. .. Hr
comp&ance Congress- approved February
offices
be continued vnsennes Indiana, until AFTER final report shall
have been made by the the of Con
approved July eighteen handred fifty
y entitled An ascertaa and aust titles certain
given,
NO s) dated January 25 1885, directing the dconuuance
Offices Indiana suspended application
office Vincennes until the services requed ae
27h Juy 1854 of thn commissioners shall been
fully med,i OF which due notice will be given.
Given under hand Of Washington, this h day
February, 1855
......s r8 1.ag. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Feb Is--law0w lint. * Star
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JOINT RESOLUTION reaiv. as Cor pfoyiiOn cohE ~
small for the " the
Resoipcd Nv the Senate aud Of Representatives. ~ ~
Ustcd Iae Corsress assembled, That Az mos
supplies provisions, eotbns .ins stores Tor the asf
be rejected, the ~ the department
wso u rot known manufacturer ~, regular otaf
article pupnsed which fact The reverse
b. dniHcty the bds ~ All prf
who Hy have faisd with the conditions q any e
previously with the Dnnd stHe NJ
81 the option ~ the department., reiecd tatH more uAh
BID BE- offered Zoe e supply ~ sr'ielr o~ account - a
party naae ~ bis psrnsf, c
person ~hole such bids shall be rejected
option ~ department and 81 firm SHAH ~
received other; and hat Whenever a
deemed necessary Of the government and M
u the ve@rcs. Pafhe
brands 6e keep best 90 distant ssu'
Bureau Provisions Clothing, with the appf1saioo ~ s
etafy Navy, be hereby sBshorzed 20 pocu '"
Shs best terms in market overt
March, 1884
arch -latg4yg
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On and after T~ssday, Aovaasbes 7, lSSl,
hE eAss ease Alexandria day Gordousse
ssaasoa~ eiciCck, the ARRIVAL
giving breakfast board
fof Susssurg.
unsnn Janetaa1 Man.nsun, and Getdoaxyie
Virginia Central railroad tor Richmond Char
otesyie and staunion.e
me cars leave daily AsKaaa
sat0us ~ eUock, ARRIVAL u abe
Virginia railroad fem Richmond. Charlottesville, and
Staunton.
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CREMONA and
EMPRESS.
The above bosts carrying Uned NATL
their regular trips Alabama ,he s OF November
next esying Mobile daily and Montgomery daily an The arrival
the trains daily Montgomery with
tha cars aud al Mobile New Orb mail boats,
win leave Selma The downward nip At
six O'clock,
Tue Will be commanded BY able and experienced
orrs secure the comfort ant safety
of passengers. -
fne freight aboye boats will exceed my cesis
per barrel, and one dollar per bale OF cotton.
For freight or passage having elegant accommodations apply
Or, sT-d6m cox, BRAINARD, & co.