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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
City Council.
ADOPTION OF THE CENTRAL ONO RAIL
ROAD PROPOSITION.
FRlDAY EvrxlNc, Oct. 10, 1885

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, 1855.
Council net pursuant to special order.
Mr.. Hamilton renewed his motion made at tie
last meeting to strike out the words Between the
North end OF Zane's Island, and the South end
Boggs Island,' aud TO insert "Within the corpor
ale limits of the City of Wheeling" Lost by the
following vote:
Ay,s,-Messrs. Berryhill, Bodey, Cranmsr, Ham
ton, Hull, IIallowell, Pumphrey and vincent-S.
Ncs,-Messrs. Echols. Garden. Gouly, Little,
Neei, oSbuu, Robinson, Sweeney, Woods and
Eoune-IO.
MI Woods moved to strike ont "s26. OOO'' and
ius-rt $50 ,OOO'--Carriel by the following vote:
Ayrs.-Mess's. Echols, Garden, Cloudy, Hull,
Neel, osbun, Pu,nphtey, Sweeney, Woods and
Yoanr--In.
Noes.--Messrs. Cranmer, Hamilton, Hallowell,
IilbbeiI, Little, Robinson AMI Vincent.
Mr. Eehols Offered the following order:
Ordered, that his Honor, the Mayor, with the
aivce and approval of the Committee on Railroads
luSttl cled 10 aud seal the contract submitted
by tie Central Ohio Railroad Company and APP
proved by the Council at lis present meeting, or
rnalIOu That Central Ohio RailIolc Co. or som.
ieI'1n nE perSOnS fur said Company shall execute
aideveF 10 the Mayor of this city, in proper form
,gna in the penal sum OF St00 00H, with sufi
r-n, security, conditon-c TOT the fnithful perform
anes, observance and execution on the part OF
sa't Company OF the teuns OF said contact.
Pgnding which, Mr.. CrDnmer Offered, as sub
sI;lte,
TIA: said contract be submitted 10 vote of The
io"uisd voierSot the city, which was lost by tht
following vote.
Ayss-Messrs. BertyhiIl Rodley, Cranmer. Hal
lowell, Robinson AMI vincent--6.
Noss--Mess,s. Echols, Garden, Goudy, Han,il
'on' Hull, HubLeE, Little, Nssl, Osbun, Pumph
'eE' Sweeney. Woods aud Young--t3.
On Nj. HamiItOu's motion, the order of Nj
E'.o's was laid on the table.
motion being made to adopt the contract,
sas carried by the following vote:
Ayss-Hessrs. Eehols. Garden. Goudy, Hull
-4Ne. Nesl, osbun, PUmphrey, Sweeney, Wood
s7' Young-tl.
Noes Messrs. Brr,yhilI, Bo1iey, cranmer
''''''Iion' Hai!Owe!, HubbvIl, Robinson and Vim
Cats.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The s.iO 4 N Train will Connec, at
Sandusky wi!h Morning Train from Toledo; MOuice-
wi with ILiCaO ENrrGSS on Southern Division c. T.
Eoadi at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati EXness
Clcvcamd at Mansfield JUNCTION with IIay Express
Pits huTeh AID Al Newark will the El and trains
entIaI Ohio Railroad
The Ssn Train will Sandusky with s;"a-
mer hay City rom Detroit; MOmOeNille with western
Train on & I. X. al Shelby Junction at 5.sI
with Nall Tram on Z & K Il for Columbus and Gin
oimnai 81 Mansfield JUNCTION al with Fast tTain
om o a K X for Pittsburgh, and At Newark with East
ana West Night Trains or Central Ohio X.
GOING NORIH-TLe . 20 \ Y Train will make close
Connection al Newark with Mai! Train Beiaiie
Central Chic X Ei at Mas field Lection with Express
for Pittsburgh al Shelby Junction ~ with Gu
ei.nau Express Tor Cleveland, buffalo and New York,
AID AZ Monr"cviie with Mai Tain Z q Road
Toledo, Chicago, &c.
The 2.loP Tain will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from The East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
junction wish Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh; al shelby
ton al 02i with Ci. innati a!aII tlcVe
NusTocvis ith Night Express Toledo ard Lhcasn,
and al SaEdgsky with steamer Hay City Detroit
Chicago.
]. II. ROBINSON, Sup't.
S1HduSky, Aug 1, Spi5-If
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MEDICAL.
All SHOULD try Ir!!
D R. j. STETTER, S
CEEEBnATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
1Oo.0OO Route. sold in One \ chr.


GTlNG in iie marker-nollns in the medical mar.
an article be produced to- uul trs
GREAT ANTl-DNSpEPTIC,
DE- HUSiel1eTs PREPARATION moi an old eranny's 10.
C e. nor Tue hlcie experimental csult uf some Au,airur
fH!soaES We bal Investigation II is The result Ot a nr.
louid AMI eaho ale study ~ the most scientific
Chemists al The ~ escUI Ccl,fuy
ur HOstctier sUbuits iuvalu. bic hiter, In ~,
mCI I:sls, what Is slid De.lcr iu.rsOoI nil ,,,
your constitutions TIE iuc r,oHcrlir Of me- b,1
tess wIii lee OHd by the first aayss and fbe mi nrc
Or ;ieir medicinal effects vii! he MA dc manifest ~,
AN almost incredible short space time upon your sys
TEN. 49, -
arc you dysIePtie2 Then take these celebrated stom.
lch bitieTs
Are gu bilious? Try one bottle OF these bf,,crs and
be cIie ed at once
Aic yYuaimoyed by mdiges,iou7 Remove the cause bv
The Zee use oil these bite
Have you lever aud agu,? How many thousands in tle
Vest and South have been cured oil this constitution de-
>uoyInS Disease, by The itce use II these bitleS
An shOuiltIy iS gieH Gnlid0tC. We venture TO a.
arm tIu while itOScticI'S ilieIS arc used case Ul .e
Vci aid aguc cIilnUi UcC,F.
One vine .assiu taken three times day before inca Is
VIII be vud great t"nic aEcWt which all viii uppiCCi
lc when lie sona'r satisfied the TACT as they will be-
by giving tue bit one trial,
There are 9th Iihiers,' cscnted TO he the same
which are COnu uiNeiy worthless our Bit;eTs arc
without HNHIr their medicinal qualities They arc
ru ~ IN squltc les con aiming full quart, with tho
d,'Cu0ms on, al 'Dr ii -sfettey'S S'6Hach Biii1s
blown on tie DO None other genuine.
PRiC NE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
~ For sale by all the incial Druggists hotel bars
EeslaGdIts and Dealers generally Inc Unite
states aid by
RUSHFlELD 4. Co, and
jce2:Iydaw Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Der. 2oth.--Flour quiet. no sales. Quotable
at 80. Wheat in gnoi demand at I,50aI, 55 for
Ted. Whisky firm The demand equals sup
ply. G50. bbls sold al 334a333. Sugar in moder-
ate demand, but unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
KANSAS ELECTION

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 20-2rtmrns from q II the coun
Ties in Kansas show the following results: Whit
field 2,5ei; Eeeder 5000. The election OF the.
nth pa Srl oil quietly. AT Leavrmworlh City
Reeter got $50 Vot=s; at Lawrence 325; obtain
ing IN two precincts twice the numUrr cast Tor
" hittis-Itl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
DIE,

CH,RLEsroN, Oct. ia duel was fought ON
Saturday last, between Jno. Chaplin, ex.Lieut.
Of The Navy, and DIR. KIRK, his brolher in law
Three shots were hsed, Tie last proving fatal 10
Dr. Kirk. Chaplin was Slightly wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

BAIrrMonE, Oct. 2O-TLe southern mail of this
There are now three mails from Orleans due here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

Der. 2O.-Flour saeS Of 30cO hrls Howard ST
ana Ohio at S,62A. and City Mills at 1924. Whea
declined from to cts. Corn unchanged. Pro
visions dull aud dropping.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

PrrrspuRcu, Oct. 20.-Rlvrr4 feet inches
falling. Weather clear AMI warm.
CINCINNATI Oct. 20--KIver fallen 8 inches
since yesterday.
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INTELLIGENCER
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1855.
To Corrcspondents.

LETTERS concerning subscription al verttsingu or o,t
E. uancial business orths IntelIgencer, should be al.
ir-ssctl 20 the PropfietOrs.
letters concerning the editorial department of the pa
re should addressed to the editors, Jointly or to eli
ihsr ore Ofthem.
Correspondents writing for publication, win please
,,,te nniy on side OF the paper
XUohscrvance ofthe above rules W.T. greatly Ohec us,
,pI secure prUapt attention to corr espOndeuls
han they might otherwise some times receive.
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COTTON MAREET
RALrIMnnr oIApKrr

CHARLESTON, Oct. I9.-'rhe sales of cotton TO-
day reach 1900 bales, al 81 Ior good middling.
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Wheeling, Feb. a2l, 1s,5. n NJ J
Just ReceiVed-

nv a. EDWARDS az BEsO. have lust received from
w lie East, Cat their New Grocery adjoining lie
Postoce) all excellent and carefully selected assortment
good and cheap groceries Our stock consists
paIt oil line
iiO, Maracaibo and Java cOGres brown clarified do;
Z Ifshed Snh PuVsIiEed Sugars;
Teas ~ great variety and Guc qualities;
Cocoa, ErOunO aud Chocolate OF the best brands
FlcSIpCacheS pine apples StTawberricS and rasnbsr.
'ics, IN Carsi rice flour, corn stlrCli
Farina, sage, maCarOm siuglass, Jeiiytina;
IcrIuuha ArrOwrUOi dried cuTrants, rasins almonds
oilScs h0is, clc' Tobacco and sesars. fine qua:icsi
Soaps, etc; Fine ground liable salt;
Spices mud Essences OF every variety
Together with articles 10 tedious 10 emu
mei&!c al OF which We a,c sc ling al very low Imiues
Gall and cNimIe tor yOurSeivcs you pleas.
ed l!eie'nbe. lie race-CoiIe UI Market and quincy
siIects'dloinins tic Postoice, Wheeling, Va my %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
MONROE HOUSE.


n NIIII
JTENRY TALLiNT, LEWIS $ DELAPLAIN, and
IL WILLIAM TALLnNr have formed lco-PaTtHeT-
SNIP for tile rurSusc trausactnsa WMo.esae GrUccr!
an, Dry Goods and EuI rd= a' General Commission
business i'll this city, utIc the rm OF TNLLiNT ~ De
LAPLAIN. The wholesale Day GUbdS business VIII bf
conducted No 81 Man street; and She wholesale Gfoce
+. and Commits sion business at No - Main street.
Ample and reasonable Ocks Cf Dry Goods and Groce
rifs will always hc At low prices and On accom-
modatug winch they earnestly invite the a'en-
:lnu ~ I LOSE BUYERS. HAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
DISSOLUTION

THE firm Of Sweeney johnston q Co Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Michael Sweeney aud
Thomas JUhnIOn j., Ictiiing nOmIIe firm,
NJ. SWEENEY,
J. NJ TODD,
THOS: JOHNSTON, Ia
a y. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

'INHE partnership heretofore existing between Mi
clI"ei sweeney III: Johnston, Jr; Peter Shoenber.
ger, James NJ Todd and n Johmston, under the firm
The Sth day oil June, 1851 by tie death OF Peter Sheen
berger.
Since that date the Undersigned have continued the bus
mess OF the late firm under tie aud style Of Swee.
ney, JOhlstOn& CO.
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
III: JOHNSTON,
JAMES NJ. TODD,
ABiJAH n. JOHNSTON.
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DI SD

October eO. 1855, in the city nj Wheeling, u. SCOTT
OF s W. and l.. VI. MORRISON. aged years.
[NOrgantOwn Telegraph cory ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
hmbrotvpes.

THE subscriber now offers 10 tn public new style Of
picture, Tar superior to the DasuerIeOiyrc, made in
Wheeling daily at his estabI shneMt They termed
AMBRDrYPES,
the process for which is patented III the United States
Great Britain and France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful ever produced by the Photographic
ar The exceeding neress depth ofIst and shade, and
subject, but represent everything in its pusition-
They are without the glare of dagacrreOtype, may he
seen in any view and will last ages unchangc being
lAIPERIStIARLE,
heEcc the name, AmbrOtyPc which signifies InJestructi
bllty Tie picture is taken on palm glass; 10 which
other plate U corresponding size is secured with an indie
strucble Ccmeml by which Tie picture will its orig
nl hiIlHCy Tor ages il viii cUrrOdc by acids nor
be injured by water OF climate
Amh'UtyIe TcCOscupcs must be to be appreciated
the relief is as perfect as life.
plguerrentypes taken at educcd prices Ladies and
gentlemen invited ~ call al examine my gallery
u6 y. &. PARTRIDGE.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

OU-TNNIN tRSHIV.
THE undersigned have united themselves for the pur-
pose I" manufacturing all kinds Of Iron aud Nails tho
Missouri Iron Works Under Tie style Oi ]. NJ Todd ~
20, aud solicit Continuance of the ratI Onage OF tie old
fIIu.
!. NJ. TODD,
HUGH NICHOLS.
a. n. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling, Feb. Cpd, 1876, trhO
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GOING SOUTH.

ON and Tuesday, ugust = Is5 until further no
" tCe, Trains will lun follows, (Suudays except
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Shooters! Shooters!!
,uurL.K IEIcnT Revolving Hammer

IeONHFU-H NIVI8I ItNIWhVINS HAUIIIIILVE
EST~tOl!!!
THIS pistol, simplicity {" constructions facility o.
loading and car pirg rapdliy dscha rgn; power and
carrying, and in exemption
liability accidental dsohss img, Claims sureri
orii ~ al Others manufactured
snaIut just received and Tor sale at the cheap Jew
eIry store OF Z: r BROWN,
nivl No Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

pOY'S Calf boots;
ID do Kirbuus;
do cali OXOrL Ties;
ITO brUsanS;
Roy boots an'l shoes every kind and deScripiiOn;
Also, CLilLIem's Shoes, Caters. &c, sorts and
Sizes IN Tact suit everybody in anything they may
want IN my line bon'tioset 193 Main street, Wheeling,
Va. y. l.. DORIS Ky
z: S.-Country merchants sorting up lot viii do
well local A'
!. Il. MARSm. 81. t. wAvMtN
Co-Pa1tnership.
Il MARSH has this dry associated with him NJ T.
y wayman Tor T. e pu,pOseOf nansactins the whole
sale aud retail Boot Shoe business Stand of
J.. Marsh, No. 81 Monroe street, next door 10 Gtcer
OF IL Co uItIer Ikc ttmof
July list, 1915. ju:0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
Ne0 Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DoRSEE'S
coax Hau,

- !t0 70 Main 81. fdooT8 6eloiD Union If.
IT AVtNG returned From the manufacturing Esfa bsl
IL ments Of the East with stock OF boots ami Shoes
Comp, Using all tie varied styles for the present aud APP
preaching season OF 1850, would resi- ectfy inv tic
and all TO Cat and examine my stock, / confident
that can suit all and every body, provided gOOJ, pretty
and thsap goods will dol intend keep the best quail
ty OF goods in my line, and viii sell cheap nOt cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere Gall anil examining
fol- eXamMins.
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,andpsky. Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD.


E7ss:..z:5 tzslz5szz57 EslzE.zzsa 49, IYSlI
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Sp-SSNA l ~ 80
THE subscriber offers FOR sale at the hRraHdale Nurse
Ty Moundsvile, Va, Choic Let OF Peach Trees.
grown from seed procured IN Missouri. and braided with
These Trees are grown on soil and very healthy
and vigorous
Also for SsIc-APPie. Cherry and Pear Trees, GTlpe
Vines. Rose bushes. Ornamental Trees, etc,
ss7:WeIm SF'' : -'l' GEo n CURTIS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-07
UNITED STATES MAIL.


Posr OryicE DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY IL, 1855.
DRoPOsAls for carrying The mails of The Uni'ed States
from lst day Of July, 1885, 70 the s0th day Of June,
1889, Inclusive, in the States of VIRGINIA., NORTH
CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and
FLORIDA will be received at the Contract Office Of the
Post Office Department in The city Of Washington until
p Of 10Th April, 1885, TO be decided by the 3Uth April
1885, cn'ihe and in the times herein specified
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VIRGINIA.

p Of 10Th April 1855, TO be decided by the 3oth April
1857 onsihe routes aud in the times herein specified
VIRGINIA.
Bidders requested 10 carefully The distractions
forms Of proposal &c, attached 10 his advertisement
1901 From Washington, D, G, by Alexandria, Va,
Va. FrederisLsburg Guiney's, Milford, Ruher
Glen, Junction, Taylorsvle, and Slash Cottage,
to Richmond, 100 miles, twice daily and back.
Leave Washington daily at m and IN;
Arrive at Richmond by and m;
Leave Richmond daily at u m and pm;
Arrive Al Washington by p m and 81 m.
1902 From Richmond, by Proctor's Creek, to Peters
burg, 24A miles and back, twice daily.
Leave Richmond daily al 81 and 81 pm;
Arrive at Petersburg daily by Ia m and IN;
Leave Petersburg daily al 81 m and 6 SPIN;
Arrive at Richmond by z am and a pm.
eO3 From Petersburg by Stony Creek Warehouse, Jar
reit's Hicksford. Pleasant Hill, and Gareysburg
TO Weldon, GA miles and back twice daily
Leave Petersburg daily at u and AZ pa;
Arrive at Weldon by II m and M
Leave Weldon daily at 2 p m and lam;
Arrive at Petersburg by 81 and a m
4604 From Washington, ID. G., Post Office and Ba-
more and Ohio Railroad Station at Washington
to Alexandra, Va, Post Office, and Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Station at Alexandria,
miles and back, ~ ice daily.
Leave Washington daily at 81 IN and IL m;
Arrive at Alexandria same days by q a m and Il
Leave Alexandra daily at l0s m and 81 pm;
Arrive at Washington same days by liz m and
43pm.
1905 From Fairfax Court House, by Falls Church, Bar
ey's Il Roads, and Brixton, to Washington 10
miles and back, once week.
Leave Fairfax G. I'll. Saturday at
Arrive at Washington day by 10 M
Leave Washington Saturday at pm;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
Public Sale of Land in Up
ShglH County,,

\ pursuance of decree rendered at the Fall
i Term. lS34, of the Circuit Court Of Up<hur
county, in the cases of "a. NJ. BastabIe VS.. Will
liam T. Bonds heirs, e., NJ. ]. Jackson vs..
William I. Bonds heirs, &c. and K. HOPKINS
IS. William T. Bonds heirs. &C. / IA Commits
81, ner, appointed by said Court for Shat purpose
al its spring Term. 1885, will proceed 20 self. Mt
public sale, on the first day Of the June term.
>53. of the County Court OF said county, at the
front door of tho Gourt House, the land in the
said causes mentioned to wit:
One undivided half of a Tract of 1850 ACRES
"A the waters Of the Buckhannon river, in IN
sllur county. -
One undivide! half of Tract of 100 ACRES,
on the waters of said riv r., i'll said county
= One me- undivided fifth part of Tract Of CO. 473
Az RES on the waters of said river. in said co .
Ume undivided third part of Il Tract of 500
AIRES on the waters Of French Creek, in said
county.
And Tract of 90 ACRES on said river, in said
county. - 80 ~
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of 6, 10 Is md
- months will be given. the purchaser to rive
oond with approved security for the nnrcTaso
money, and lien will be retained upon thc in"@I
FREDERICK BERLIN
~ ~ lSoo-lt Com'r.
Inc JnlY term 1855 Of the County Court Of IN
"G ie. county. F. BERLIN, Com'r.
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I'm Chanccry.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in
' the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
Harrison County on the lst Monday in June,
1855.
Thomas NJ EasterIy and Miriam A. Easterly,
his wifa, William r. Cuhl and his wife, Mary
L. Bailey and Margaret a. BIiIcy, Plaintiffs.
Simeon Lang, John Lang and Lemuel Lang, dts
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
for partition of tho lands of which John
Lang, the elder, died seized and the part thereo +
to which the plant ifs are entitled be set apart
to them in severalty or ucquit of any title of the
defendants thereto. And it appearing by uffidu-
Wit filed that the defendant, John Lang. is not a
resident OF this State, it is ordered that he do ap
pear here within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary 10 project
his interest in this suit. A copv-Tcste.
jcl3 it G. G.. DAWSON, CEk.
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TBruce3s New York TYPE
EalsFnfa. Ir.h4

81 NSTABBIsHED in ISL 81 hassR on hard,
IL ready lot detioer5s IN fonts to suit
purchasers 10as 600 is Roman Type of new cut
so, 600 fb Fancy type i; 10 900 Scripts bfyarfous
styIes;s s. 600 Is Germans: 5, 600 ah % Ornaments
In great Yarietyts 5000 ID Borders ;tirty- thou-
sand feet Brass and Type Metal Rules and all
the novelties in the business. siis ssss q s.
All the above Types are cast by steam power,
of new composition Of smetalF peculiar to this
foundry, which is certainly superior to any ever
before used in any part ofthe world, The mn.
equalled rapidly III the process of casting en-
ables me TO sell these more durable types at tbs
prices Of ordinary types, either on credit OF for
cash. }S - ca isss,
Presses Wood Types and alIOther Printing
Materials, except PqPer.and Cards, (Which have
no fixed quality or Price,] furnished atmanuiact
turers' prices. sefite re, ags ,s5s4
Tho latest Specimen Book of the Foundry
is freely given to all printing Offices, on the
ceipt Of fifty cents to prepay the postage.
~ Printers ofnewSpaperslW who chose to pub
Iish this advertisement including this note three
times before the first day of July, 1855, and for
ward me one of the papers, will be allowed their
fills at the time of. purchasing five times the
amount of my manufactures
Address, GEORGE BRUCE, 10 Chambers
St., New York.-3t. r..
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Rritish PcriolicaIs.

TARLY COPIES SECURED. LEONARD.
II SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to re-
publish the following British Periodicals, viz.
/. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (COnscrvative.)
2. The ED1NBURG REVIEW (Whig.)
g. The Month BRITIsH REVIEW Gree Church. }
4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Libcral.)
). BLAcKwooD's EDINRURG MAGAZINE Glory.
The present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually interest,"
ing duringt forthcoming year. They will oc-
cupy n middle ground between the hastily writ
ten news-items crude speculHtionS, and flying
runors of the daily journal, ana the pondcrous
tone of the future historian written after the liv-
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