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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John s. CARL1LE.

wwe are authorized to annOunc, JOHN s.
OARLILE, Esq, as candidate to represent this
Congressional District in the next Congress of
the o. S.
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Col. A. J. Smith.

Will address the people at tho following
times and places:
At West Union. :, goth.
Col. Smith is a good speaker.-Let all
turn out to hear him.
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N.B-L. S. & co. have recently published,
ana have now for sale, the FARMER's GUIDE, by
Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late Prof.
Norton, Of Yale College, New Haven, complete
in vols, royal octave, containg 1900 pages, a
steel and 5000 wood engrayings. Price, in mus
in binding, 60.
~ This work is NOT the old Book or TIE
FARM, lately resuseiated and thrown upon the
market. my2 SO.
VIRGINIA:-HARR1so g oUxTr, MAEcH 18th,
1855 For reasons appearing to the court,
it is ordered, that the Sheriff of Ithis county and
the Commissioners of Electors for members OF
| the General Assembly shall open poll and take
/ the sense of the freehpfders of this county, ON
/ AIa - EnlkNa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

Prevail on medical mon to adopt it
in their practice ; and have no fears of the re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonally of its curative powers. / wish the me
dicine kant bare
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AND THIS ::

" The American doctrine Of religious
federation and entire absence Of all pro-
scrption for opinions sake, should be
cherished as one Of the very Fundamental
principles of our civil freedom Extract
from the Basis of Principles.
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The Town ofCarlise, Pa, has imposed tax
81 o. cents on all dogs found at large during the
GUNNER months.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
NO IUMBUG
AUCTION STORE!
THE CHEAPEST AND IIAHDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

THE CHEAPEST AND HAHDsoMEST ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered to the inhabitants fClurksburg, Va
TNHE Subscriber, Agent for tho well-known
j. house Of S. Abeles, of Philadelphia, re-
spectfuly informs his friends, and the inhabi.
tuns of Clnrksburg, and vicinity, that he has
iusr received from Philadelph aud New York
Markets, the Oh eupest Goods ever offered In this
place, consisting of 5000 yards Super. Cloths,
Cassimers, Satinets, l 900 Kentucky Jeans, / 600
Splendid Dress Silks, 1000 AInpncas. various
coIors, 1000 Super. French MerinOs, 500 Frcnch
PIaids, 1000 Calicos, 1000 Muslins, 500 yards
FIannels, at Is cents 90 doz. super. Under
shirts and Drawers, Gentlemon's Silk Cravata
Suspenders, Hosiery in greut variety, 10000
yards Splendid Ribbons, varying from 3 10 2j
cents per yard, 90 dozen Kid Gloves, from 81 u
to 62M cents being ono quarter the importation
price.
With great variety Of Fancy Cutlery, Table
and Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
mings, Yankee Notions, &c.
GROC RIES!
Just received from Shertff's Sale at New York !,
the Cheapest lot OF Groceries over offered, con-
sstiug of Coffee and Tea, which will DO sold low
for cash.
DNI receiving Now Goods from Philadelphia
and ew Y FORK.
Regular Auction Sale Days on Tuesday and
Saturday Of each Week, commencing at 10 o.
cloc, A. M. All Goods sold without reservation.
Don't forget TO call at the Cheap Auction
Store, Main St. opposite tho old court house.
NJ. WEIGERT,
jan Sd, 1855-tC Agent and AuctiOneer.
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Nofice.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 20
n. me, either BY note OF book account, are re-
quested to call and make payment of the same,
as am DESTROYS Of closing up my books iInIne-
dis hs!,i u. 1sss-,f :. z. AVApAh
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

Fresh Cod Liver Oil.
lust received from RUsHTos & CIAzk, and. fol
u sale by the gallon at. OF pit.
mar2s AZ. BARNES.
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Mr.. Flournoy's Platform.
READ THIS :

81 endorse fully the Basis OF princi
plies of the American party. "-lur. Flour
ny's Letter Of Acceptance.
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q. n DaYIeeOI1.

ATTOR NE = a e % a W.
clarksburgs Vas
11IIIL strictly attend TO an ines efittust
Wv ed to his care. in HaErisop aud The iein-
inecoun+ies. lnarzszf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

T. C. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
Waynesburg, Pa.
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British PcriOdIcaIs,

FARLY COPIES SECURED. LEONARD,
T. SCOTT d CO., Now York, continue to re-
publish the following British Periodicals, viz.
2. THE ED1SsURo REVIEW (Whig.)
s. THE NoRTH BRITIsH REVIEW Gree Church.
4. TIE MEsTMINlsrER REVIEW (Liberal.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KESsEDY. q R,Ibu9 ~ 6i-oovs--d :. -. q 'ur
HUNOR (,o- As ,-o-r Ser,(sa don % a .os.a5s Parie
DE TIED even nundr- Gases sad oeVer f,-i
over to hundred .ertse.ie. Of - vOe 4. wshin
fvenfy miles CT Boston
Two to,t warranted % nur- us-'re u5l'h
One three bottles xi he -o7' ard II pHPs On he
I've Or three bottle. vii clear be .y-em Of Die.
Two bottles warranted cure tse wort ecker TIE
Time eve b>tte, are warranted cure Ct
erysiFelsA
One CT two bottle. warranted al svaor IN the
Two bottles sIs ~.Ansed rr1-as e tse .ai
Foui sA betS warranted ,ad gnEiss
Oue bottle will cure sc.ly eruption. q the skin
Two three bottles are ~NrA-ssa 10 te Of
w or ,hr-e bo'tle. warranted To he d,Pers
esse of rheumatism
Thrte to four bottes warranted 70 cure sat rhean
Five 70 ,isht hott Will the OF scT5fua
bsn.6t always exPenruoed ron M NO. oo.,ie and
sothirs cs probable 70 those who h.Ve n vain -d
On t p.ss ai .on d stone ~ss .noa
even The system yet u - rxed isc you
asos Il, ,ultins some cases but yours pedAei over
thousand the vicinity Of Boaioo snow tee e.
e. cure. ever SoLe IN Masssehusst Il 20 children
yea old old poole OF aiy have seen poor Pgry w9Fny
looking children -hos aeh va 'ot 40 H'ooj t'''ea %
| p-rect state Of heath BY one bottle. ..,. n,
Some -so have tai il have been yA Aoa have
been reulsted BY Where he body -oeSd II so[. aaiIs
very singular fens. but mus, not b
ed they aw.y. disappear from four days TO ~ees
There bed result from Il; the contrary when hat
feeling rore YOU Will feel Yourself hse ne~ person
heard OF the most s1t'avAssnt eneondu' OF inst s'ef
list ned -
E,nufs:rured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. l19 WNren-'t
Eo1bury. Mass Price 81 . .. =.
Wholstse AGENT Tor Newton; c. V CLlCKEsER Co..
No 81 Barclay g.; CHARLES RING No. 1872 Brlsiwayi
ABkp sASOS. No lil WI itn-st MARSH. OK II n
Co No $50 C}reenxichs,., sCHIEfFELlN, BRO a Co,
/ No no RulAn-st.; BOYD 4 PAUL, Shambe'ssti Willis
a Co No IFS Franklin-st NcKIssON. ROBBINS Co. No
las Bai5en-IAns, HAV LAND. HARRAL RISLEft Wa
rsn.st; WARD, CLOSE Co Msdenlanei Mrs HAYS,
BooIlyp .nd FOR ale retail BY all respectable Druggists
lhroU sIout the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
lyIIE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW.YORk.
Nesu!l1urk Dailp Gribnne
NETEOROLOGY AND FARMERS.


T. a. Fd,t,, Of The " y D6sae.
SIR: Several letters have sppcNed in THE rRinrsE
respecting grand meteorological system proposed 10y
Lieut. Maury and asking farmers snd Others 70 Sc ID
observations 10 him. II seems tns' hese writers are
ignorant of system that has been in successful opsr-
alton several wears urder the direction Of the Smith
sotian Institution at Washington IL seems also NOT
10 be generally known thsl tho States Of Nsssa
chusetts, New-YcIk ard Missoari have established
number Of meteorological stations with reliable OBJ
servers and standard ins rumenr al the reports being
made TO the Sm hsC nian Institution. II has the
following number Of observers, "a | learn from the
last report: Nova Scotia, ?; Canada, Il Name, 7;
w.Uampthire =; Vermont, 2; Massachusetts, 81;
Rboce Leland a. Coonccli ut, 6; New York, tsi Neg
Jer4v 5; Pennsylvania, "a; Delaware, 2; Maryland,
&: Virginia - North Csrolioa 4; south Carolina, T.
Georgia g. Florida ,, Alabama, 7; Mssissipp,, =;
Louisiana ,; Texss, }; Teuneesee, = Kentucky, Z;
ONO. "a; Michigan -, Indiana, IL; Illinois, ?; Mis-
souri 3; Iowa - Wisconsin, 10; Mnnesots, d; Cali
fornis, 3; Nebrasks, l.
James Green of broadway, New-York, makes Gil
the meteorological Instruments under the direction OF
the Institution, it having imported standards from
France en- England. An immense amount OF meteor
olooical uforms ION has been collected, tie Seere
tsry Prof Henry informs the public, which 10 nos
in he hands Of Ptof Coffin of Esston, Peon one OF
the fret moteOroogiss snd men OF science OF me pres
Ont dny and report is expected ON The subject
DO not see the necessity Of establishing rival system
of meeoroogy as there nov IN SD ces'iul Opera
ton and blanks and Instructions are always fjrnsned
nv the Smithsonian Institution, gratuitousy 70 any
Nc, sons who will apply COR them. OBsEhSth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
SUARPE'S RIFLES.

The following account Of Sharpes rias, from The
Missouri Democrat will be read with interest a. the
preFeDt moment;
This recently -inven,ed weapon, il ii possesse3
or half of the power and capacity claimed for IL by
it's proprietor If destined to supersede every other
weapon for warlke purposes nov ia existence. IL IL
the most eflcacOus and terrible hrearm in existence.
The small csrbine used by the United States
mounted men throws oall with deadly accuracy one
quarter Of q mile and be- fired ton times per min
ute. Ii is not complicated in structure, 10 easily
cleared, end suffers injury from wet weather Mr..
share ia now preparing models for four new species
Of h's wespon, smeIy: A small pocketpistoI, csl'
cuIaed 20 throw Minnie ball one hundred yasds;
cavalry pi.fol with q range Of five hundred yards
rife suiIabe for foO'men, with a range OF one mDe,
and 4 large gun 10 throg tsO ounce ball or q small
shell nile and ahalf, as tar as man or horse
can &c see 10 advantage. With this latter weapon
Mr. 5. declares be set fire house or ship a.
di-taIce Of neaIy tFo miles, and prevent the use Of
field artillery BY billing tbs horses before The guns
are brought within good range
"Tns rifle in the hands OF good marksman,
equal to tea muskes, bayOnets and all, for, p'Gje
n an sx rods istant with muskst and bayoae. and
before be bring he bsyonet INTO use tue rite can
be losced ard dFcharged ten times. Ihey.csrry balls
with great precisioa aud force. Mr.. Sharpe intends
these niles 10 become n national weapon, anf should
Congress, by usiog little hberality purchase the
patent tie country would be possessed ~ means OF
warfare uI & quaIed in iie world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
Meoirai.

THE WONDER Of the AGED. TOBlAo'
VENETIAN LIsINEsr s.T.a''e yasi.,n,, Tau
sur, Cd ssr., sins. Toohsese and P..Hs Of ~ Aad'
GREAT CURE PoR RaEUMA1rlss9a:
Cspt Cor.-oes o, he sesGeE bsGe lC'uiAs LineJ
enrs Of 80. - hrouic Rseanst.n u 80 t.J'
b Dr. Tob..ss e-isbr,ed Neoetn - n.1.rTy
-H ADAAN Skw oak Jan ls1a
n, &C.,. n g. v,...> ,.rd ne , few more bot -
of,ocr vsa.u.s IIssn. .nd 81 ne 70 ..'s :. q, sns
time that hsn.ys have used iS1 -..T s.,.-.
.ehe ke . h.. been rtstd-d viii N a1alsie =, :.
Of ny 6iehds .ls vs yosf liline0t as o'1I s1Jz
hisn VAse. an, dsS 81 ,0a'' wy ~" LEkOW.
FoUs HOURS yo,, psra
,seH oe vlent
,,, 70 ,o.r v,set.a Lament rasered k< 'so
,s.rs Rneuu.. AID ben ueses y s,sS pey
-, ,A 80 u,.S 7y p.f.1t Medicines ~ 1oos rsef aaa
. friend sdviss- e ~ J0srs tea' . -. -. a.
". cared e. n,y Nv ,xo APP iesross zoo rHy ~ as
,oa see &, AID NJ 70 The Ct ny one go sa sfat
An tkr .uf.l seips esrsa sh a1ora ne pee
sue va vi oorsrr 81. sbcpe ny 90 40 nAy "a! %
N. YHORST WALLIs0 No IN " Vanguard
p Dr. IouAs. Ne 20 CccrHd,sr
Pres 3 sss esrA Ed y 81 he p''sl~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
Kew- porh giip Busintss uiretiorr.
THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of prouj.
Il EeIi Houiss II each hne Of Busir.s:
DRY GOODS

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi.
Il reIi Houiss II each Hne Of Bushes:
DRY GOODS
American and Foreign Silks,
JO"Eh hcNAAEE L Co., umyts Jobbes n Y B-c.1 va,
Berlin Wool; Embroider, silks, Frinse, Gimp.
potlots LsdeS Drsss Fr0nn1ins, God and Silver Artia
xOHLsAAT BROS nmpo--er, and Jobber., No y John-s
=, =, Gentlemen'- Furnishing Goods.
J. n. DAVIES, JONES a. Co., umps Msnfs q Ware. q
American Lamps and Gas Fixtures.
DIETZ DRO Co. thanofA mo. ~ william St In ress
,. Arti f. Flowers and Feathers, new styles.
JAMES LUChEh lr1Ierter and Whoes.is Dessr') No So
sEosaWsy' fndsi WTests of he kihsn-
Dentist.
Or. CBAs A. PECK ................No rs BIesdws,.
Door; sashes and Blinds.
~ r. hlhBALL ("holesae and ReaL) No. 70 Beeknsn-
Rngrax ers Wood
". ROWLAND, No 70 Broadway door sbo7e Aros Hous.
Rngli-h Cutlery, File. saws and Teols.
No. IS Chf.st.
French Window Glass.
j. n POILLON a. 60. umportensD.......No.4 BsrclsyH
French and German Baskets, &c.
Grate and Fender Makers.
WB n, JACKSON, formerly w. & ". Jsetson SOns1 Ne
80 Broadway. door above f9th-st.
.yoe L Hardware Cutler, Edge Tools, &c;
., Iron, Metals, &c.
sUNTING BEAN ,Broserl...............Eo 50 Wild
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
those boy sell again. INOERsoLEs, 30 Soots-H
AnorIygy SOD Hs ds,a. e ko d. s,sY..
LYON MANUFSSfURiNG Co., otiss Pstelt Ai.o' Copper
ROds for Ships. Agents wanted II God-f
Lithogrlphers.
GEO. HAYWARD..... 10 Ws.ersst
Paints, Oils, &c.
nYNOLDs. DEvOE Co.......Nos. lCs ard lCs FultOns
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS ". FIELD Co., Wholesale Dealers No. IA ChGA
Paper In Rolls and ReRms, &c.
EUGENE ELf....No rs Falton-st, third door below Cod
SaiaRander Safes.
STEARHS 4 MARVIN Manufacturers Of Rica & Co gala
osDder Safes, Wnders Pstent Richs mproy Also
sole propretos Of the patent La Belle Loci" Dep&
No. l46 Wsier-st.
Ship Bread and Crackers.
ERASrUS TITUS Co............No. 63 Wsshin ston -
Toys and Fancy Goods.
J. AHLBOBN Co.. "a MAIDEN lane upstsirs, aad n Liberty
Window and Plate Glass French and Engiish.)
y HOPKINS BROTHERS, tlmpOrters) No. 81 barclsyn
: Any additions the .bove Liz should be brought to s
Office Of s. b. PETTENGlLL6 Co., No. li9 Nassau r.
NEWsPAPFR ADVERTISING.
. n. FETTENGfLL a CO., No. llg kasssu-St NsVfcTt
made such with the beet and most WIDE
snaed journals the United Sstes and ada that they
enabled make saving Of and the advertisers
who do buness through them They select the best and
advertise eoIpcuouy the very lowest prices and Away
keep the interest Of their customers IN New Merchants are -
vitod 70 call on them.
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Goal, ST..

GOAL S. 25 First quality Red and White
Ah c dss.I.q S,.T.y ,bs sps ,r es
Apply =: d. P,rnuly.ni. Coz. Agency No 3 BrostTsy
-rf'' - 49, i'AN''' BENJAMIN co.
KINDLING-WOOD HARRISON q Son
IA .Ory No $50 W.' as" een y w ,saos
Heiory per Io,d a. per kcI, eenA Orders per pos
prcmpt attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
NTW- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

and ser MONDAY Nov 49, 1885 and until further notcs
PASSENGER will ese Pier foot Of Duaae tolsv, VI:
BUFFALO EMPRESS, at N foT Buffalo direct. without
change A. Hornelsve thS Train connects
with Way Tram foE Dunhs and A stations the estsra
Division.
MAIL ,ts:l5AM for Duntrh and Buffalo ard ntsrned.ts
stsors PASSENGER. ~ the frain will remain over night
a. Ov.so, and proceed %. pert nofnnE
ROCkLASD PASSENGER At 2:jg Pm from foot OF
Ch.mbefrst via Piermont for Safsrns and Intermediate
Stations. 80, -,
WAY PASSENGER st4P.M. for Sevbursa and ohTille,
ard intermediate Sisters.
MIGHT EXPRkss st P. d. for Duniht ard BufIo
EsIGRANT, II PM for Dunkus aud bafaio .nd inter
temedists stsiiona
On SUNDAY only one Express rrsin. st ) r NJ
These IpTes Trains s Elnira with the Enra AZ
Hsgaa Falls Railroad for NasAra fails, AZ Buffalo and Dan
lk with the LAKE Shore aAtosd for Cleveland, Cneinns
Toeoo Detroit Chicsso. &c.
d G. McCALLIM Oener.l superntendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

A Rocrs F.croRY BRoEES UP.-OHcer H1zUe,
OF on, independent police returned on Wodoesday
frorn A succsssfu search after sons cOunterfeltes.
Having been Informed Of tee facts relative 70 arrests
for counterfeit coin which had taken place recently Ia
Warrington County, Mr. Hague wen, thither and
from information there Obhsned, proceeded 70 Licking
County Ohio, via Cleveland and Columbus. AT the
former city be- was joined By Officer hichs 81 G.lsgher,
rmerIy Marshall Of the City u Cleveland, bat no~,
we believe acting as al independent police officer.
Having made suc1 observations ~ he chose 10 LiSkng
County, Mr. Hagne proceeded to Iane'yle, and male
his statement ~ SIR. Jexet the United stntes Prose
cutirg Attorney for the Southern District Of Ohio,
made bis sfjdsyi', procured his wnu, and With NJ.
Gallagher, PROCEEDED 70 Na;chss, h.tle place ia
Licking County, eSht miles from Newark. There
they made descent upon the house OF mao
named Robert Sears, arrested him, and se4rched
biz ioUse where they foand Q lot Of materials for
manufacturing bogus coin and galyeuic battery.
Him tbey sent Va Z>ne.vilis in charge Of the United
Sts'es Deputy Marsnsl and tie Msrshsl Of GAINESVILLE,
whom they had soced 10 the parry while Ii -gIs WIZ
Gaager laid over 10 watch the prem zee, salsned ma
there would oe still further ceyelOpmene my seAo
vs'ch ell q Saturday night, aud s,'u; osyhsn' on
Sunday morning sss man come ouI ~ So"
with a c.re, bag in bis hand. Tbsy followed hin,
and a. be va hiding it in the wood they aug upon
and secured the n ana the csrpe' pts' AT lorhei
proved 70 be man named Lof,hI0 nroNn, -n1 Nas
the gslvsDzeI for re csnoeih. IA 1sI ~ hoa.r.
soId J-h.r. . lot Of halves, quarters aEd Ten cent
ni.c4s I'M counterfeit, and con<idefabe aAnny OF
IL material for DsD ufsc'uriDg The zane MI brown
80 ni.oed Ia the Newark jail Until Monday vsen hs
rs p. tahep 70 ZsLesyilI-. The two, Sears snd
gr"vn we're brought before the United stse Com
D;..orer and had hearing They were defended by
ale oOurse but the Comm seioLer held ITEM 20 bail
10 tbe sam OF g. co. in default Of which they were
committed 10 tie jal Of II ,miton Coaaty, Quo at
Cipeir natl Having seen hs prisoner safely besto ~ed
in the custody Of the United Sis'es Marshal ca route
fer their destination Mr.. Hague returned to The city
10 10 sad that Sears house 10 the beadq1arers from
which not only the Washington Co1sy coun.sffei,er
bsye procured their supplies. The sbos sfsr OF The
srre.' las been very cIeverly conducted.
lPitt.bsrth GsIe,ts, IS,s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
Ered DouaIss. te!!e the % 10 sing cspaI sleedole

Fred Douglass ,els the 70 loving capital snecdo,e
about President Pierce:
About the time Pierce was nominated, wa IN
New.HampshiIe, and, with q great portion Of the
American people, feli curious 10 knog Who Fraoklin
Pierce was. happened 10 be in BARRON when
come allusion wac m SIDE 20 the nomination by plain
farmer who appeared 10 know something aoou; the
CANDID ate. | siked him if he could te me VINO this
General Pierce wac. He replied. Oh. Frank Pierce
30 yes IkLOw Frank. Why, We think he quie
a man up here in these parts; but then, come TO
spread him out all the country, he will % a"-
full thtA.
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feaal Notices.
DY VIRTUE of a CHATrkL MORTGAGE

DY VIRTUE of CHATTtl. MORTGAGE, /
I'D pose sale public suction on TUESDAY, the
18TH December 1855 10 o'clock on M corner OF
Oth. .nd Aysuue C. 10 the City Of New fors the Lease
snd .roe OF Psr.jus Properly d1ods
Ch.tte Horses Stages ghs &c and The Hsh Of running
the Route ii y tne
nay DOCK GRASD-sT BOW.RY AN SOUTH FERRY
sTAaE COMPANY IN the Cry Of NewYors; s Horses %
stsses 10 sle hs $50 Tire Bolts see weight OF Iron S"wesnt
Of se two rse Iron SAFES together with al ether property
ard interest appersnns TO the Stage Route and Company
Aforesaid The terms Of sale 20 e n,de Known on tho DAY Of
sale. ChAhLb> v ~.
Attorney ter Mortgages, :nd Trustees,
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Ocean Steamers, &t.

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-United
n s,a,e. Mar Lns.-The snd 'plendii s,esnseiP
AUGUSTA Thos Lyon esuuA1eer. VII !esve New, tS!t
O. savannah on "WEDNESDAY, Dee ls from pier No T.
North River a. edoek N preelsesy
BL. OF Lsdrg ssIed by the eleIf on oosrd
For Pr.isb. sppy on eNsId or tsr Passage 10 3d.,
" $ L. MITCHELL No Is Bros3Ssy
C.bn massage 70 Savannah fS.
Yer Foriea through neses from Ne~fsrs TO 'sk-oa'e
ISL Pnatka, SS sN a.
Las. eonmodous steamers leave savannah ia 9.
tire TIM ~e-s, srnoeenrs Win the seam7'' I'm "
ioss en- Tuesdays sed Sstnrdsys 49, ..a.,
The steamer ALABAMA, Geo X sSheesx ION yoh
VII taeeeed he aboNe I'D al on sAIUADAf Dee -