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The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
Wages Read to Kreka, via Trinity and
Scett Mouutains.

Since the agitation of the project Of Construct
iag q wagon road from the Sacramento Valley
te yreka. no less than three feasible routes
have been presented. by their respeciixe friends
aad their claims to the preference urged,
First oa tiae list, was the road os.s McCun-
ber's Mill. This read was opened chiefly
through the enterprise Of the Bros Lockhart
assisted by the citizens Of Red Bluffs. 1t has
been demonstrated beyond all controversy, by
the actual transit of beawily ladeDed wagons
over this road that II is what its friends
claim, good was@a read.
Next came ahe proposed road mp the Sacra-
anenso river by the way OF Dog Greek. From
examination, by persons competent 10 Judge, it
is thought this trail is susceptible of being con-
werteda into excellent wagon road, by the ex-
s,emiapape of a aot less sum than fifty thousand
.iallars.
Aud now we have the claims of the route over
uhe Trinity aud Scott mountaips,--a route here
Hofore geuerally believed totally impracticable
flor the building of wagon road,-presented in
ssanner so imposing and forcible as to justify
The belief that the coming summer will find it
completed. The annexed cosresponde nee will
explain meaning.
In building wagon road, the most import
ani consideration is 0f course, the necessary
funds TO work with. Without capital the feast
L1ity of route is pothipg. Hence, in select
iis from the routes, that one furnishing the larg
a., anonnt of capital will, u matter of srse.
cure she preference.
Contemplating the enterprise from this Isiiit
of view, then. the arguments in fasor af the
I"ut@ suggested in the annexed correspondence.
al e.sce present themselves with convincing
force. Along This entire route there is already
permanent population. possessing interests of
wal amount. Any road diverting the travel
from this route, would render those Interests
comparatively yalueless. Hence the possessors
~t those Interests ulay well afford to expend fifty
pt,r cent. ;bereol, rather uian permit loss of
si,aa travel which chiesiy sises value to their
possessions. r..l atf tra sl
This road would also more tfiectually secure
10 business men the very large trade Of the
Salruon river Settlements; while at the same
time, il w"u.d secure tie friendship and assist
nnce of Weaxerville, from point on that
poetien OF rhe 4oad leading through Trinity Val
ley. a wagon road TO that town might easily be
constructed ut small expense.
We are also assured That the California Stage
Caanpahy have signiiied willingness to take
twenty-five thousand dollars OF the stock of any
company that will make good road from our
Town To Yreka.
Ii will thus be seen that all that is wanting to
the building Of this road-a thing of such
vial Importance to this place, and TO properly
holders all aiuig the rouie-is prompt action aud
liberal subscribing on the part of those inter
rsied. tess.s s-a 4art
Nc attention IN ba apnesoi
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
MARRIED..

On the 10th 'nst., at the Eagle Hotel, by
Judge ). O. Hinckley, Mr.. Frank Seely to Mis-.
Julia E. Glynn.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

Iy The Advertising Agency of L. p Fisher
ssss been removed to the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs. San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

n We have later of importance
from the Oregon War this week.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
RIRrIIs.

In Shasta, on Monday, the 18th inst, Mrs.
Theodore Matthew's, of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
Special Notices,

Thanksgiving PrOclanintisn..---
Whereas, the People of the State of California
have during the past year. been signally blessed
with health. abundant harvests and all the ele,
ments of true happiness and substantial prosper,
ity. -
AND WHEREAS, it Ia the duty OF a people Thus
blessed with the protecting care OF Almighty
God in appropriate manner to address devout
gratitude, thank sgiving aud prayer to the Great
Ruler of the Universe, for the manifold blessings
He has, during the year been pleased to bestow.
Now, therefore, |, JOHN BGGLER. Governor
Of the State of California. do hereby appoint and
set apart r Il URSDAY. the a9'h day of Novem,
Der, A. D. 1853, as a day of Thanksgiving and
prayer TO Almighty God and all good citizens
of the State are hereby requested TO observe lle
same as such.
(LS1 Witness my hand and tae Great Seal
of the State. at Sacramento. this ilse 9th day of
November, a. D. 1855.
JOHN aIGLER.
Attest: CHAs. II, HAMpsrEAD Sec. OF State.
nol7-ij
Son. Of cmpernmer. shasin yssg,.e
Division, No. 1873. :. of T.. meets every IA
Saturday evening, II, II o'clock al their "''''SS
Hall in Lan,'r RnilIine on High Street.
CHARLES C. FCRLEi, R. 5.
Oct, 90. 1855, ''2Ot
H Young America Temple Of H"nor
Meets every Monday evening at iacir HALL III
Lanes building on High Street.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
v D-. L.. J. czapI.ay.----Thi. xcns,e-

EV Dr.. l.. j. Czaislsay.----This gcusie-
man, whose advertisement appears in another
part Of our paper, we feel confident has prom
ised nothing more than be perform. He
engaged ms Chief Physician in the twentieth reg
iment Of Honveds, in Hungary, and was Lecn-
rer on Diseases Of Women and Children in the
University Of resth, During the Hungarian
campaigns he saved the lives of many of hia
countrymen. and performed many difficult and
important surgical operations Since his estab-
lishment in San Francisco his success has been
unprecedented, and he has grown rapidly in
public favor. as is evidenced by the fact ihnt lie
has larger practice than any man in Cafornin.
The DIR. is certainly very skillful ms Ply sici.n,
and possesses those qualities which mike the
character Of gentleman. lie asks no fee for
consultation. and guarantees cure of those
who place themselves under his charge. Hls
rooms are Nos. aud =. Ar,nory Hall. corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Fran,
cisco. o27-3m
V Syphilis, Screfmin nnd Diseased
BLOOD.-"Dr. Guysot,'s improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla' is true specific,
The propretors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates Of the most extraordi,
nary cures effected by it. We can safely say,
TRY 1T. 1t revives the dropping constitution,
eradicates all humors from the blood. aud by its
tonic properties restores the invalid 10 life and
visor. AS spring and simmer medicine it has
no equal. Its singularly efticacious action on
the blood, its strengthening and vivifying action
on the system stands pre-eminent above all 9th,
er Sarsaparillas. II you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear. healthy
and transparent skin. and life and vigor imbued
through the SYSTEM take Guysott's Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1t contains more
Of the pure Honduras SarsaparilIa than any 9TH
er preparation extaut, which is chemically com'
bined with the extract of Yellow Dock and e1'
tract Of Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy
more thoroughly efficient than any other Sarsa
paria before the public. At tue same time IL u
perfectly free from all mineral poisons, whch
cannot be said Of any other Sarsaparilla com
pounds. Sold by PARK Il WHITE. -
Sole Agents. Washington Street,
! between Sansou,e and Battery,
s59g San Francisco. .''
Also by DR.. BENZ. Sl1URTLEFt,
Agent, Shasta.
DAVIDSON & HARRIS, Agis.,
seq 3m -Weavervillc.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

TowER HOUSE, November IA, 1855.
Messrs A. b LITTLE, HERD s. BRorHKs, A.
STEEL. @. McDERxorr, T. MAsrERsos. and
others.
0ksTLEaEs Your communication relative
to the Practicabili,y of building wagon road to
Yreka via Scott's Valley is before me. aed I sm
pleased to see that you feel so deep an interes.
in the enterprise. There can be no doubt of its
feasibility, nor Of the advantages which such
road would offer not only 20 the citizens Of Sis
kiyou. but Of Shasta and venture the assertion
that the road can aud win be made by individual
enterprise. The people on the line of the pro-
posed Improvements can and will subscribe as
literally on the Shasta side as you propose doing
on the Yreka side Of the mountains.
think we may perhaps obtain aid from the
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

"e'"' Fargo 4 Co... Expre.s.
AS y su"l, we have been obliged i,h SUPPLE.
"i daily papers during The week, frunr the. flee
ii Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

E Young America Temple Of Honor
Meets every Monday evening at incr Hall III
Lanes building High Street.
WM. HIGH, ". C. 7.
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We invite attention TO the annexed
an,cre.t,ng Correspondence.

sos 1 s SCoTT VALLEY, Nov. 5, 1855.
Mn. L. II. TowER-SIR-We have been se-
lected by the majority OF the inhabitants of SCOTS
Valley and the mining districts of Siskiyou gen.
orally, TO cs!i your attenton to the practicability
a! having wagon road established across SCOTS
Mountain. aud Trinity Mountain TO Shasta. 1t
is an undispuIed fact. that there be good
wagon road got up the South Fork Of the Scott
River. iBtersecting the new Salmon trail or
somewhere in the neighborhood OF the old trail,
either of which routes will not require more
than thirty miles of grading, (includipg Trinity
Monntain.) Now the great resources of Scott
Valley. both agricultural and mineral, require a
good wagon road from Yreka by way of Scott
Valley 10 Shasta. and we are hereby authorised
to state, on behalf of the inhabitants, that they
will subscribe and pay 100000. in instaIments
for making the same. The road in agitation up
the Sacramento to the head of SHASTA Valley, de-
bars the inhabitants of this Valley and the nu-
merous mining localities adjoining, of direct
route to Shasta, the estimated cost of which, as
appears from the Shasta Courier, is $50 900. Two
thirds of this sum will suffice to make a good
road across Scott's Mountain-one that will be
advantageous TO the community at large. We
are further authorised to state, that gentleman
now present is ready 10 take the contract for the
building ofa good wagon road from the head ol
Scott Valley to the head of Trinity for $50, 900
Now, sir, we will call upon you to exert your
influence. and have the portion south of Trinity
completed, and you may rest assured we will
have the portion North progressing soon as
possible
You will confer favor on the inhabitants oI
Scott Valley, and the miners Of Siskiyou. by
giving this an insertion in the Shasta Courier. O,
whatever portion you may think proper.
We are your OBJ. &C.,
A. B. LITTLE,
T. MAsTERsoS,
E. HERD AND BROTHER,
A. STEEL,
s Ae C. McDERxorr. and others
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17
IIAsTA WHOLESALE PRICE,
CURRENT.
SHASTA, Nov. II. ls,s

CORRECTED BY NULL, BAKER & nons,x.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-17

Attest: CHAs. II, HlNesrEAD. Sec. OF Stale.
It'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL.

CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!!
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good quality at $500 for WHOLE $3.50 for half cords
Those who wish the price fuel continue reasonable
rates. viii do well to Peat in their Stoves either with
or without wood, experiments having been made fully
to test its economy The demand for hitherto has
much greater than expected About 800 cords have
been distributed and only about 400 of this crop
main 1t can be more easily delivered in November than
iu the winter months. Orders solicited ear IL as
convenient, at the Office ofths Spy at the store of
L. f. DIXIE,
nl3 diff 226 Main st.
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auction Rooms No. Sc and IS Main Sfreet.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SO. = On
II SATURDAY,,
At l O'Clock p. H., at Office,
hsusua weekly sale of Household Furniture comprs-
lag Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
The city, county, or State; terms reasonable, satisac
lion guaranteed Also, the apprasng of property solicit
cd Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon appca
ton at the Sales Room. Constantly hand, an assert
ment of new common Furniture Table Cutlery Croekery
and Glass Ware Clocks Looking Classes Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af.
Tnoon. at Putnams Sales Rooms at the hour nm
further notice. s. NJ REDD1NG, Salesman.
marS0 diff
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Salisbury MnusiOn SchoOI--The winter
Term of this boarding and Day School Young Ladies'
will open on Wednesday, The I'd day OF January next and
continue II weeks.
Circulars giving particular in ormaton, with references
of the highest rspectabity be had application to
the PRINCIPAL or at the Bookstores in This city.
JOHN V. BEANIE,
dill deodawtJanI Principal S. NJ. s.
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Mem Advertisements.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
LAR GE S A L L
Elegant Italian Marble Statunry, Vases,
AND FRENCH DECORATIVE CHINA.
Just imported by sIGNoR aIoyANNoNI from Italy.
E. W. YAILL will sell On

E. W. VAIL will sell On
Friday, Dec. 2Ist, commencing at 10
o'clock
At Al Main ST. opposite the Post Office the following
collection comprising many very beautiful and entirely
new styles of Vases, Cad Receivers &c, admirably
adapted presents is altogether the finest coec
ton offered In this Ct y.
The Vases inciude superb Bardiglio, Italian. Agate,
Marble and Aabaser Vases of every size and design,
viz NJ dci, Grecan, Etruscan Neapoltan. Roman, Ri
mini, Hebs, Pompe Hercuean and other Vases superby
carved in baSo relieve and alto relieve; rich carved Tz
zas Card Receivers with carved dolphin and swan sup
ports and rich grapeea enricnments splendid agate
do, with carved serpent and handles; beautiful
Marble Fountains, wi birds and fish, and groups Of
imals Boquet Vases, Ring Stands splendid carved Mar
BILE Jewel Stands, Ash Receivers and smaller
articles Of decorative character, suitable for Presens
Also, large number OF beautiful French China Figures,
Groupes, Cologne Bottles Ash Receivers, Jewel Stands,
Elegant Bohemian Decorated Card Receivers, splendid
articles of Diamond, Cut Glass, &C., &c.
The attention of tie public srespecfuy invited to this
SALE he goods viii be exhibition the day preyious
it is the only of he which Sgnor Giovannoni
will make, and offers opportunu for the purchase
of new and choice goods The whole will be sold without
the highest bidder Purchasers have their
goods packed for transportation by sgnor Govannon if
desired, at snail cost.
Worcester, Dec, IA, 1855 dtD21
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Anrtiolls.
E. W. VAIL. AUorIoNEER.

E. W. VAIL. AUcTIoNEER.
A GRAND CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.
BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIAL AT AUG
TION.
Will be sold at the building formerly occupied as the
American Temperance House, Main street, sATUR-
DAY, Dec. 18th, at 10 O'Clock in part as follows:
% sets Blinds rs Doors with Castings setts superior
Folding Doors, with Castings and Trimmings Marble and
Wood Mantes Soapstone Hearths Crates all the parti-
ton suG standing in said building, 80 Piazza Col
umns, Iron Raings &c., &C.
Also, at the same time and place, Ito be moved one
Wooden Building, in the rear Of said building about
35x20, together With many other articles in the building
line not enumerated Per order.
CHAs. W. FREELAND.
Worcester, Dec IL, 1855. dA
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MESSENGER,S NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. Dec. H. 1855.
A LEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
IN of Insolvency. within and for the County of Wor-
cester has this day issued against the Estate Of
HENRY A. FROST and JAMES II. LOCKE, both
of Worcester, in said County, traders and partners,
under the firm of Frost Locke, Tnsolvent Debtols;
and the payment of any debts, OF The delivery any
property belonging to the said Insovent Debtors them
or for their USE and the transfer of any property by them
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said psolvent
debtors will be held at Court of Insolvency. the Office
Of the said Commissioner in Worcester in said County
oil the twentyeghth day of December instant, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the
choice Of an Assignee or Assignees.
J.DAY, Dep. Shift,
d12 d3t4w1t Messenger.
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ma1us.

NEATRON.-A Lady of good standing in society,
lVh is DESTROYS of obtaining permanent situation as
Maron in Boarding School, Housekeeper in pr-
vate family, nurse and companion to invalid
lady.
Address, with real and residence NJ. NJ. B., Box
424, Worcester P. o. n24 dSws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

NNANTED--A Building Lot, Carpenter or Mason
Wv Work, Lumber or Brick, House and Lot, or other
good Property in exchange for small Farm, miles ON
the City Hall in Worcester. Inquire Of CHARLES
BARNES, Brimfsll or N. ST0WELL, 251 Main street,
Worcester. n12 diff
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N O M o N o p OIL Y!
THE GREATEST & CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS S SALE
Ever Known i'm w Orcester!!
WIN. LOCKE s. co.

STILL THEY GOMEZ
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Notifies.
DRAWING & PAINTING SCHOOL,

MISS GRAVES gives Lessons in Painting and Draw
ing or Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from half
past two till ha-past four.
Terms per Term Course Of Lessons.--oil and
Grecian Painting SO each Crayons 81; Pencil Draw
ing S..
Rooms in Qunsgamond Bank Building, directly over
Office of Hon. Isaac Davis dill diff
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Cost ano 1ouno.

OsT,--0n the afternoon Of Dec 0, between Portland
~ st. and the Providence Depot, Breast Pin, marked
finder will be rewarded BY leaving the same At this Office
d. dots M -'
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KMTANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A Com
Wv positor to work weekly newspaper. published
at southbridge, Mass. Address
CLARKE & JILLS0N.
Southbridge Oct 49, 1856 diff
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BEST BLArK SILKS

Ladies in want of the best BLACK SILKS imported
are advised TO avail themselves of Stock selling
AT COST!
1t is believed that ours are the only "BTsCH9FF
sILKs offered in town. and purchasers procure
these superior goods at the agents prices only of
CHAMBERLAIN RARNARn & CO.'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS!!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street,
Prescotts History of the Reign of Phillip H. King of
Spain.
PheuiXiana, by John Phoenix
The Irish Abroad and at Home.
The Testimony of an Escaped Novice from the Sister
hood of st. Joseph Miss Bunkley.
Men and Women, Poems, by Robert Browning.
The Life of Goethe, Lewes.
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio
Modern Pilgrims, Wood.
The Kanzas Region, Greene.
Ten Years among the Mail Bags
The Works of Charles Lamb
Poems Of Home and Travel Bayard Taylor.
Hiawatha Poem, Longfellow.
CIotchets AID Quavers, by Max Maretzek.
The Life of Amos Lawrence.
Prof Hare's Book on Spiritualism.
Almanacs and Diaries for 1856.
New Picture and Story Books.
Christmas Books for 1856.
Daily receiving New Publications..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

Take great pleasure announcing to the Citizens of Wor
cester, and to the Ladies in particular that they
prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS
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Worcester, Nov. 20, 1855 " dtt

6ILKS. SlLKS.-The balance Of our Silks we
~ shall sell to close the Stock at about wohrds the
cost. Can soon II you wish Bargain nj the City Store
lez Main st. j. IL. CLARKE 4 co.
Mo dawtf
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- FOR SALE-2 valuable Horses, perfect
yB&A " kind and gcniie, BY the sussarhsr,
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F U R G o O ID $

ever seen in Worcester.
PER of all kinds 18th tAe largest and best
Fancy Soaps ofered together WITH some ten thou
sand other articles not here enumerated all which have
been purchased for cash, and will be sold low
We have the agency forthe Newark IN. j India Rub
Der Co., and shall keep constantly hand part of the
five hundred and eighty three different articles there
manufactured and printed list of ALL with the prices
which can be ordered at any time or three days.
otce all of which will be sold at 25 per cent less
than ese Goods have been here sold for heretofore
Please call and examine our Stock, at
No 2, underthe New Bay State House,
where we shall be happy attend to the wishes of al
upon terms ofthe stretest fairness and equality
E. L. BRIGHAM s. co.
Worcester; Nov. II, 1855 dis6w
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

Bay State House, and would invite the attention of Ladies
in the city of Worcester and vicinity large ard
New stock of Fall Goods!
consisting in part of the following catalogues
E NJ B ROID RIESs.
Cambria aud Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Muslin Bands
and Flouncings, Chemsetts and Under Handkerchiefs
wrought Lace Wells, Lace Edgings and Insertings and
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts Also,
Frsnges and Braids ia great variety,
Gallons and Velvet Ribbons, Mantla and Dress Trim
mings, Dress Buttons of every STYLE &c.
Ladies'. Misses and Chttaren's Hosierv,
Cashmere eeced and Kid Gloves Knit Hoods and Coats
Merpo Vests, Children's Boots and Caters, &C.
India Rubber, Shell, Ivory, and Horn COMBS,
Brushes Port Nonnaies Stamped Collars
and Sleeves, Tambour, MoraVian and
Crochet Thrend, Steel Beads Tas-
sells, Frnges, Drops and Rings.
We have also the largest and best assortment of
Y A r n s
ever exhibited in this city
We receiving from New York and Boston, the most
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SITUATION WANTED-By man who has
- had several years experience in this cy situation
in grocery, dry goods crockery hardware store,
Assistant Book-keeper Salesman. Apply this Office
n26 diff
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Books, 5to.ionerp, &e.
BOOKS NEW BOOKS

Fanny Ferns New Book-Rose Clark.
7. S. Arthur's New B1ok-Good Time Coming.
Lincoln's History of Worcester.
Theodore Parker's Defence.
Crocheis and drawers.
Modern Pilgrims.
Caste.
Lady's Almanac for 1856.
The Irish Abroad and at Home.
All the December Magazines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

GNLOAkS, CLOAKS.--100 CLOAKs now In
~ Store Of our own manufacture, for FINISH Style and
gentee garment, 1852 Main st.
nl5 dawtf J. II. CLARKE 4 co,
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NOTICE.-REALE ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
~ House Lots for SAFE Farms exchanged for city prop
erty City Property exchanged for Farms in the country
Also, attends to the Letting of Tenements Collecting
Rents, &C. No. 2 Flagg's Building, up stairs.
n22 diff AB'M FLAGG.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-09-20

A PORTRAIT OF HENRY A. WIsE.-A cores
pendent Of Southern paper gives the follow
ing portrait of the new Governor of Virginia;
"When first saw Wise on the stand during
the few moments of his opening remarks, as he
stood before us, shoulders dropping and bent
forward, his chin and shirt bosom spattered with
tobacco juice, those dull eyes expressionless
in their deep sockets, his long gray hair tossed
unkempt about his temples, his arms hanging
listlessly by his side, looking for all the world
like resurrected mummy, thought that he
was the most uncomely specimen of humanity
that ever saw attempt to address an audience.
But when, with voice that rung as clear as
the notes of the war clarion, he made his thrill