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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

IssIoNARIEs.-On Wednesday the fol
lowing missionaries sailed from Boston in
the bark Sultana, for Malta and Smyrna,
Rev. Messrs. Daniel Bliss and wife Gene.
va, Obio George A. Pollard aud wife, Of
Salem, Mass /; Henry II. Jessup, of Mon
trose, Pa, Tilman G. Trowbridge, OF Bir-
mingham, Mich; Miss Sarah f. West, OF
Palmyra ~ Y, and Miss Mary r. Tenney
of Hartford, Conn. They go under the
auspieces of the American Board of Foreign
Missions, making twcnty.eight sent out by
them this fall. Appropriate services were
performed on board the vessel the day,
Of her departure. The Boston Journal says:
The services were conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Worcester, of Salem, who was one of
the founders of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, and
whose granddaughter (Mrs. Polard) was
one of the missionary band. They were
introduced by the singing of the hymn,
"Jesus shall reign where'er the SUM-" An
appropriate aud affeciionate prayer was
then offered by DR.. Worcester, and the
services were closed by the singing of the
last verse of the missionary Hymn"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

A GREENLAND .LADY's DaEss.-Th's
consists Of seal-skin stockings with fur
next to tho foot..and of such length as to
reach above the knee. Over these is drawn
a pair of seal-skin boots, with fur outside,
so that the boots are in truth a seal-skin Of
double thickness,::wilh fur outside and in.
side too. The pantaloons are Of seal-skin
something in the form Of old fashioned
knee -breeches. A jacket Of seal-skin, for
inside, fits close 10 the body. The outer
babiliment isa loose jurrah Of calico.
Around the neck i-a ruff Of dogs fur, but
underneath this is q white handkerchief
tied snug to the neck. The dress, when
ornimenied is quite handsome one, as it
is the best OF the bloomer style.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

VI Mr.. Haskell, in his interesting lect-
ure before the Mercantile Library Assooia-
tion, on Wednesday evening, said that
newspapers were the best representatives at
any given time, OF the real moral and in
tellectual state of the greater part of the
population where they appcared.-He
might have gone further, and said that the
wants of each particular season may be
easily learned, and the approach Of every
festive occasion foretold with certainty,
from the mere perusal Of the advertising
columns Of daily paper. In Spring, an
nouncements of fhe fashions tell us better
than swallows of the approach of Summer |;
and In the Fall, clotheirs and for dealers
generously remind US Of the fast-approach-
ing rigors Of the Winter, Your tradesman
is the best meteorologist. Christmas and
New Years are close upon us, with all
their hallowed and pleasant memories
Juveniles who have been $50 good" now
look out for their long promised presents,
while the refnder Of maturer age also seize
the occasion to strengthen the golden ties
Of friendship by the gift OF some delicate
souvenir. Hence the large proportion Of
advertisements, at the present season, of
toys, jewelry, pictures, pictorial books, and
such like little elegancies. The poet. tells
us that we should
.Choose not alone proper mate,
But proper time to marry"
And judicious advertisers are well aware
Of the fact that announcement Of any choice
variety Of goods on hand, in the right sea-
son, may be Of twice the vaue to them
,hat'it is in;ordinary times.-Boston Trav-
eller.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

Hollowasy's Ointmet and pills, are Ger.
tain Cure for Scurvy.-Edward.I Hope Of
Charleston, South Carolina, suffered more
than most people from the scurvy, and the
whole of his body was covered with this
unsightly eruption, he tried a great num-
Der Ct rcputed re nedies, but he was not
benefited by the same, indeed ii became
doubtful to his friends, whether he would
ever overcome this Disagreement. At
length he tried Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, and these medicines quickly pro-
due ed beneficial change, by continuing
with these excellent medicines for eight
weeks, he was radically cured. a.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

THE MAINE WHIes.-The Bangor
Wing says OF the Wings Of Maine =,
Compact and sold as Roman legion.
The ten thousand Wings Of Maine, who,
during the past year, have "scorned to tear
or fly ;" are impregnable,-they will be the
arbiters of their own fate-their manliness
alone, without tho bitter recollections Of
their innumerable wrongs, would suffice to-
ensure this. The mission of the Wing
party Of the state is not yet done, and will
not be, ill. through their m ght, the state
IS permandntly restored to that honorable
and prosperous condition in which they
lef it when treachery and fraud wrung It
from their hands and betrayed II into tho
soiled haYds OF the present corrupt and
unscrupulous administration, whose
igpomini0ns and is SO near.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

4 he contruct ioS tlSe maintenance and
support Of The New Orleans Fire Depart.
ment was sold ut auction ON i9c 5ih instant
for FIVE years, TO J'hn Youenes, Esq, at
the rate of 100000 per nnnum, he Is to
furnish thirteen engine companies OF iwen-
ty men and officers cncb, for hook aud lad
der companies Of fitcen men and officers.
each, making in all seventeen companies,
composed of three hundred and twenty Off
GERS and members the cost of which 10
the city tor ,hcl whole term oI eoniracs
will be @50O,O0O. Z '.. q4 1ail'a3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

CORRECTLY IEFIsED,-Thc Toledo
Blade is responsible for the following. We
are inclined to think the sect men toned is
numerously represented every where
In Michigan, traveller put up at far
mnr's house. He pretended to be clergy
man. Alter supper he went out with his
host to look after his horse. While gone
the Mother and daughters, with the pious
curiosity natural to all the daughters of
Eve, began to speculate upon the probable
religious faith of their visitor One thought
he was Presbyterian another that he
was a Baptist another that he was
Methodist. At last sudden thought struck
one Of the girls, that if they could get
sight of his hymn book, that would unravel
the mystery. Old woman and daughters
proceeded to examine his saddle bags with
all possible dispatch. One tumbled news
papers, dirty shirts and books, each vol
ume carefully scrutinized. At last bright
eyed girl exclaimed "'ve got it I've
got !" holding up quart whisky bottle,
she's hard Shall Baptist -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

Female lovelness never appears to 30
great advantage as when set off with sim
pIicity OF dress. No true artist ever sets
off his angels with towering feathers and
great jewelry, and our dear human angels,
II they would make good their title to that
name, should carefully avoid ornaments,
which properly belong to Indian squaws
and African princesses. These tinselries
may serve to give effect on the stage
or upon ballroom floor, but in daily life
there is no substitute for simplicity. A
vulgar tasto is not to be disguised BY gold
or diamonds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

TALE OF A TALE.-A young gentleman
Of Sacramento, California, some months.
ago, being much solicited by young lady
for present, sent a rare kind Of cactus In
aifowcr pot. The lady tended Il careful y
but found il did no, grow larger, and after
a while the perfume became unpleasant,
when she resolved to throw out some Of the.
earth in the po, and replenish Il afiresh.--
The earth was accordingly removed, when
the rare cactus was found TO be the tale Of
huge rat, with Goa, Of green paint and
a wire run through il wbiIe tho slate OF
the crops fully accounted Tor the oppress-
i've odor tits needless to say the gen..
tleman got the mitten.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

HooPs.-A lady correspondent Of the
Utica Telegraph, answering some notices
in the papers Of the new feature in wo-
mems dresses says:
Hoops do away with the habit Of wear.
ing such abundance Of skirts as has been
the practice heretofore. There are many
ladie. who wear from sixteen 10 twenty
skirts at one time.
Consumption and dyspepsia |! That is
enough to kill a hmse, much more a deli
cate woman who is mot strong enough to
attend TO her own housework." No won
der they need hoping.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
WAsBINGToN Il,c, IT

The President to-day ~ tanning The
White house into Printing Oaice.
Printers are now Ee,---wi,h their cases
setting up the Message. 3 90
The cause of this extraordinary case IL
the inability of the President 10 trust any
of his agents, out Of his own house. 1s
Gen. Taylor's Message was kept three
weeks, and ovcr,--atter it was in print, and
yet. not u word Of it got out. The differ
ence is in the agencies now andi then.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

Exroarros.-Iti is said tina, o1majcriiy Of
the members Of the Missouri Legislature
claim their per diem for the whole OF tho
reccsscs. which that body has tai en-, ono
extending from the 9th Of March to the sd
Of April, and the other from April 4,h t.
November 4lh, making together nearly sew
On months. The State Auditor refuses to
draw a warrant for the money, and case
has been agreed upon Tor tho .dccision Of
the Supreme Court
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

" The London Quarterly Review for
October, has been republished by Leonard
Scott g. Co. 1t contains eight excellent
articles. The present is a good time to
subscribe to the English Reviews and
Blackwood's Magazine, as the new vol
umes commence in January. For sale by
d. J. Tilley.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

The CASE OF THE Rev. DR.. KING.-In-
telligence has been received from Athens,
that the claims Of the Rev. DR.. King, on
the Greek Government, have been AMIGA
Bile and satisfactorily adjusted, through the
agency of Mr.. Pryor, who was commission
ed by our Government to settle the long
pending claims.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

DEAD LrTrsss.-The dead letter branch Of
the finance bureau was never before 80
efficient as present. Nearly one and
half millions Of dead letters were opened
during the last quarter. Three thousand
letters, for that period, contained money to
an amount exceeding $4,000, abou, seven
eights OF which has been promptly restored
20 its owners the remainder is transmitted
sgresbly to the regulations Of the
department, and still larger proportions
may yet bo disposed of.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

SPIRTrED.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday
last, three ladies' mother and daughters,
proceeded to the house of young man in
Lafayette street, and gave him a severe
whipping with cowhdcs, which they brought
along for the express purpose. The cause
appears to be that the man had circulated
injurious reports in regard TO one Of the
young ladies, who having no other means
OF redress, resolved upon the above course
to obtain satisiaction--and she got it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

NEVER Bet oN ELEcTIoNs.-By the
official vote just counted in the Virginia
Legislature it appears thati Governor
Wlse's majority is but 1921. His friends
who bet on 10000 majority will lose, it is
said, considerable money on the result.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
STEAMER CORNELIUS VANprR,

STEAMER CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
AsHoRE.-The steamer Cornelius Wander.
bilt, of the Stonington and New York line
while on her way to New York, went
ashore on Wards Island, about five O'clock
this morning.
Just after she passed the "Brothcrs," at
Hurl Gate, dense fog came up, which
prevented the pilot from seeing the shore.
The steamer Connecticut, of the Nor
wich line, passed shortly after, and rem
dcred assistance, and the passengers Of the
Cornelius Vanderbilt were transferred by
boats to the Connecticut, which brought
them to the city. ...
The Board of Underwriters have sent the
tugs Huntress and Hercules to tho assist.
ance Of the G. Vanderbilt, and it IS expect
ed she will be got off at high water this
afternoon. She is reported TO have rcceiv-
ed very little ages.-Com. ADV. l4lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

C. Two poems, 'Thc Dumb Child"
and "A Mother" published by us few
days ago, should have been credited to the
Home Journal, the best family paper in the
country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

UT There was a fire in Canal street,
New York, Satu rday nrning, which de-
stroyed property to the dMIonnt Of $780,.
600.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

Ca.h h lips along courting amazingly. 1t
IL astonishing what oyster suppers, brace
lets, bonnet, suburban rides aud balls will
do towards expanding the feminine heart,
and getting into the parsons house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

ot Mr.. n. w. Johnson, colored, of this
city, will sail, with his family, for Liberia,
the present week, where he will reside for
the future.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

When Boston girl is kissed, she says
she is taking chloroform, snd remains insen-
sible as long as the operation lasts.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
MARION STEAM FOUNDRY AND
M AGWEN SsR(D3D.

The subscribers respectfully call the at
tention Of the citizens of Northwestern Nir. in
ia, to the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be construct ted on as
improved principles and as durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have ust introduced Il VIEW and VERY
SUPERIOR TURESIIiNG MACHINE,
which exccls in EASY DRAUGHT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK. any machine ever used Ivy our fNrmers.-
We can also furnish COMMON MACH MES,
aud machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS, attached
We are manufacturing very superior article
Of. REAPING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where wa :
gon can be driven.
We arc also manufacturing a CUTTING
BON. for hay, straw or fodder; which for easy
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try
PLOJGIES.-We have always on hand a
large assortment OF the best PATENT and other
Pioughs, found III the country.
STEI ES.-Our assortment Of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, i
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Letfle's Double Oven Cooking Stove,
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly o" hand
and can b" furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
! new anc Improved Mil Gearing, Crates OF
every description, Hollow Ware. SC.
This establishment being situated upon the
line OF HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gives IL
purchasers the hes; facilities for transporting ar
ticlcs 10 Il distance al small expense; and the in
| JUDGEMENTS offered of reasonable terms and supe-
",or manufacture, must continue to render this t
pop TIlr establishment with the public.
IN Repairing done al the shortest notice unc
in good style. .,,,
PALAT1yE, Marioi! CO., Va, Aug. >, S53.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
1x.onrANr TO xtrtrus.

RoCuEsTKH. Fob. II 1858,
Having heard 'Hunv >tutemants prcindicinl T.
voUr Patent GouicNl Mills the result oi Ignorance
nul prejudice, 60 lfG>s WAS UntArorahly i'm
pressed for II long time. until had used some
iour made by them. when ! was convinced that
hey were capable Of making nS good or bettCr
iour than hal ovor had from any other kind
# Mills. Now this is to certify that hnvo in
my basement. No. Huiftlo street, two run of
Your Comicnl Mills. with which have mNdei
within 'h9 last t"nr months. largo quantity OF
inur. from average of four bushels and ~
pounds of wheat 10 the barrel. ono half of which
passed f,r extra in thu city Of Newly orE, the
.thcr half for supcrEuc. have done this TO
satisfy myrclrI ~ to tho Weld. believe your
Mills require not more than onc-hNlf nS much
power rs III" flint stones. t" 10 the Enlnn nm0un
'Ghu-!ur-s. They also grind cool. consequently
ho color i bet or atrlm"rc pnre and the hOmr
brighter the T4rncutmg properties of the aouF
rot having been injured; also having more
.rcugth and uhs1rbs "a larger quantity of water
lat stone. Yours. RrspO ,ttnily,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
To CmArtr- Ross
Nlw HAYES. Conn. sept. 9th. 1859.
Mn. CuAHLLs Russ. Rochester, Sra In reply
u voUr letter on the subject Of your Mill, have
. say. that have, under the direction Of the
'gm'uisary General Of tho I. :. Army, General
iihson, purchased several of them with horSO-
"wcrs. boilers &c. complete forwarding them
. Mexico. California. Oregon and Texas, for use
"a connection with q army. The Mill Is fonnd
answer every purpose required of grinding
e such degree 0t fncness cnnrscness rs may
20 de .frct II can DO adjusted readily to any
ind uC horse water power is portable, OF
small compass Of liCh! weight and not cXpcn-
i've. regard the Mil ~ emiucntly well ndop"
FL TO both Army and Navy, MS well mr. TO from.
ier u-r. n-o wc.i calculated to enable tho grow
r. of grain to make lis own -four. For the
Grinding of -pi ins coffee. tSc,.uu a largo mnnu-
r.ectnriuv ale. itanw"r. good purpotC. had
nc of your Mills put upR. Gen. ,fnyior'G head
luirtcrs at MONTEREY. in McNieo. l!Wgrkei we'll.
found itto b. per!oc,in nil it' PAR" nnl fOA.
-Urc-.
Very respectfully, your obedicn, scrynRt.
q. Il. EATON,
Brew Mai. L. s. Army, and Com. Subs'cO
Tho following are the sizes, diameter, weight
md cost of tho mills:
No. |. Hand, or One Horse Power Mill. II in.
hos. ! 80 10. SO.
10. > Two horse power inches, 600 lbs 400.
4, . l Gris.@ili G@, i 50 ~
,. =. mcrchun: mills - " 800 zoe:
The mill II entirely confined in strong east.
iron frame and the above is the WHOLLY wE10ItT
The Mills are manufactured only hy CHARLES
ROSS. South s.. Pnu street. n0Rr Court street
| Bridge. Rochester X. 7. ZuriSl LOwis, General
! Agent for Virginia.
For further particulars, ote., inquire post pal(
| Of W. r. COOPER,
ClarkHburE, Va
February 18th, 1854.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
VAT. Lewis CarDcrry :

-tI2:-Take notice that on thc 18th Of March,
y 1919. ct the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
# Randolph county, we shall proceed TO take the
icpositions Of john W. Crawford x Others TO be
cad evidence for us in suit now pending i'll
he Circuit Court Of Randolph county. wherein
ve, as executors Of Samuel Wanesley, decd, are
he taking of the said dispositions shall not be
o21,rraenced. or being commenced, sheuld not be
iii be aef8Elt That day, the taking of the same
aid dispositions sSSn t o6,o TO 3mc G Inc
or my hand this let d1SoHEP nS "lSen IN :
ICON L. MNsEESSaL5EY,,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07

practical experience Of over 90 years en-
Nblos DR.. II. to insure a sound and speedy cure
MA certain class of Diseases, which have too
,OUg, been yielded ny regular physicians to the
tdentaIIy, either in person or by letter.
o." Persons ut u distance distance cured at
homo by addressing letter TO DR.. Harris, BaIti-
more, Md. All communications confidential ::
remedies sent by'1natl to any part of tho u s.
SEQ advertisements in other parts OF the paper.
auHU ".
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
Migcenaeous.
American Arkts, Union!!

| THE American Artist MON, would respecS :
! L fully announce to tllitlZens OF the Cnltet.
States and the Canadas, st for the purpose of
cultivating taste for thele arts throughout the
| country. and with tho kw of enabling every
! family to becoms posse5l by gallery of En-
BY THE FIRST ARSsTs OF THE AGE.
thcv have determined ibrder to create an cX-
tcnsive sale forftheir EnFlvings. and thus not
only give en- pIoyment to large number of artists
and others but inspire a4ug our countrymen a
taste for works of art to tesent to purchasers OF
thcircnvraviugs when 2310O of them are sold:
$50 300 gifts. Of the actuileos. Of St2O."oo.
Each purchaser of u q. Dollar engraving.
therefore, receives not onH han Engraving richly
worth the money. so dicket which entities
him 70 one of the Gifts tht are distHhu;G:.
or FIVE DHLLAEs lfhly hnt'hed E EsG[;t.
wing beautifully PATNTI9 in OIL. and FIVE
GIFT TICKETS will be set; or FIVE DoLLAH'S
worth of splendid Engraving car be selected
from the Catalogue.
A copy of the Catalogue, kgethervith spcci-
men ofonc. of the Engraving, can 3 seen at the
Office Of this paper.
worth that sum, and q Gift 'ricke will immedi :
atev be forward
AGEHTs The Committee beEving that the
success of this GREAT NATIoSA' UNDERTAKING
will be materially promoted by ne energy and
enterprise OF intelligent and Tlertvcrlng Agents
have resolved to trcus with suchn the most lib
cru terms.
Any person wishing to bccop an Agent by
sending post -paid,l 81. WILL :EcEivE ny Re
TURN OF NAIL. = One Dollar EnfavIn2 &c
TICkLT.1 Il Prospectus. q CAtFoguc and ali 9th
or necessary Information.
On til: tiuul completion of nc sale, Gifts WELL
be placed il the hands Of .OMMETTEE OF the
PuEcHAsrEs TO be DlsTmBUIn. due notice Of
which will be given throughout the United
States and C0nadas.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
g0EgN S. FES E2Ee,
ATIORNEY AT Law,

DJChII 4 ) NONs psaH3 N".s II
WILL practice il the Courts o; UPsh"r, Bar
w bour, Ruudoi.sh. Harrison and Lewis
coun,ie<. and paw prompt at!rnti II 10 the col
lection OF all claims entrusted to niIl.
RE.FERENCES:
Messrs. O'B-ieu, Grlta.n & Hans on Kelly,
p II. Criss Il Co.; Hopkins, Lake & Harden;
Schaeffrr {; Louey Orudoff, Eusey, & Co.
SIrams. Ad er < Hartman Messrs- King. Ca
rev q Hove. Rnlto Mr.. L. P. Eayn", ESQ.,. OF
thu firm OF Setden, Withe,s & Co. Washington
D. c. M.ssrs VIM. u Csas Bayne, Alexandria
Va; John Lorentz, Weston, Va. APPS iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
LAvnEL PoIHr, MoNoNOAtIA CO: "!

Nh. ZurrrL LEWIS DeHr Sir IL take pleasure
in into; ming YOU that have far tested the
Cunicul Enrr Stone Mil that yon have pNsin
operation for me "nIl can assure YOU that It
more than >uStuin1 Your recommendations, aS |
have ground rovR bushels of Corn into fine meal
in less than fifty minutes. anil believe that
can with irnr good hnrSus grind v,vE bushels Of
corn in M hour. Two horses Wilde y tOlerShlS
business bnt three or four will do better Ny
customers generally are web pleased with the
meal they cot from my mill, aud say thst IL Is
~nrorior 10 any tbs they have ever had fran any
o,hcr mill. lam fully satisfied that # the val
ne of these mills was generally known, that they
would som g. into general use. They can be
kept in order ny almost any person. williUsN
Iav that my opinion in regard ~ those millA,
corresponds with the certificates from many 9th
ers who are using them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
REWOEA AZ!

- I. CRISS would most respectfully in
ACo form his old friends ana customers that he
has removed lis store from kinchIor's corner to
". ?. Colts brick building on Turnpike street.
He has just received and is now opening one OF
he rgest, best, and cheapest stock OF Goods
hat has ever been in this place. All vino have
got money to spend and produce to exchange,
bring it along, aud they shall have goods Gerry
cheap oct25 If