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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
New Works.

JUST received and for sale new popular work
y by Fanny Fern, entitled Life and Beauties
OF Fanny Fern Also few moro copies of thai
Also. Ruth Hall. Initials, Lost Hcircs$ &c, IT,
gether with many Other interesting and useful
works \. F. BARNES
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
EfONIl a gNElls NVamfC(l .

A GENTS WANTED in every town and coun-
n IL in the United States. TO sell the most pop
ular and snIcablc books published, many of them
beautifully illustrated with OoLoHED ENGKAvINGs;
also the most popular works % T. s. Arthur, in
Cludido "Arlhur's Cottage Library.'
Intelligent and entcrprising men will find this
pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars. address lpost-PHii,)
j. W. BRADLEY. Publisher.
No IS North Fourth Streht
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scp2slv Philadelphia. Pa
V0iU9bIc FaYipi for Sale,

ETNHE subscriber contemplating reno wing TO
L tho West, offers for sale his farm. lying
about three miles southwest of Curksburg. Har-
rison county. Va, on the Clarksburg and West
Milford Turnpike. Said farm contains about
40 acres of excellent land, about 50 acres of
which arc improved. There are on tho rremi-
scS two hown Log Houses, good Frame Barn,
Stable, &c. For further particulars inquire on
the premises. Of 7. 3. WILCOX.
March I4th Is55.-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
JO71N s. FTS ER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BUCKIAN non, Up~hur Co, Vn.
WILL practice in the Courts Of Upshur Bar
w bour, Randolph, Harrison aud Lewis
counties, and puy prompt attention to the cell
lection Of all claimz currustrd TO him.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. O'Brien, G-afflin <, Hans ON Kelly,
Bill, Crisis & Co.; Hopkins. Lake s. Harden;
SchuefFer &, Loncy OrndolF, Ensey. & Co. !;
STRAINS, Adler & Hartman Nlessrs. King, ca.
rey & Howe, BALTIC. Mr.. l.. P. Bavnr, Esq. Of
the firm of Seldcn, WitheTs s. Co. Washington,
d. C.. Messrs. VIM. Il Chas Bayne, Alsxunjria,
Va; John Lorentz, Weston, Ya. Ap26iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
a. p DaYfSSOn.

TORNEY At LAW,
CIarksburg, Va.
WILL strictly attend to all business entrust-
w cd to his care, in Harrison and the adioin-
ing counties. [mar2S-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOunfy Lands.
The undersigned viii devote his attentiel

The under signed viii devote his attention
~ to the prosecution of claims for bounty
In lands, under the act of Congress OF March
Sd, 1855, giving to each person who was eI-
VI gagged in the military service ofthe United
STATES for fourteen days or more, $50 acres of
land.
The widOWs aud minor children OF soldiers
who served as Aforesaid arc also entitled.
Persons who have heretofore received land for
military services, will receive q warrant for as
much more MS will mako in the whole. 100 acres
Soldiers of the war of 1912, and others, who
wish their claims promptly attended to. will
please call on R0RVAL LEWIS.
Clarksburg Va, March l4th, 1s55.-sm
Certain ure or no Charge.
DR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRstARY.
~ No. 81 SdUrH GAY ST., 3
(Betncecn Second and Lombard Sts., Bqlt.)
SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFEcrEp on NO MO-
NEY REQUIRED.
Over 90 years experience OF Die treatment
oil forms of Diseases enables DIR. HARRIS to in
sure SOTnd and speedy cnre in any complaint
Ilisremedies are frces from disgusting oils Bal
sans poisonous compounds of Mercury. aud in
furious Drugs, which often lead to discovery
rendering tho unhappy sufferer an invalid for
life.
The Lock INrIRMAnY celebrated throughout the
Union for the etfectual euro eff all classes of dis
ease, in the shortest time ever complishe6 by
proper and safe remedies was established in this
city over Is years ago. us q Refuge from Ouaek.
cry. No public notice of his Institution would
be required were it not for the number of stran-
gers in large city exposed to imposition from
the aliUring bats of Mock DOoToRs, who will
whtcd seppichres!
ENFETpLLE MANHoon may here find 3 certain
restorative. the remedies of nr. Harris in re-
n"vating the mental and physical powers, and
entalcd by the solitude of youth, are Innocent in
:cion, pertain in effect, and unsurpassed by any
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
DO the heirs OF Officers HEa al
Soldiers OF the Revolution
aHV and other Wars,


IOIIN s. GALLAIiER former
y ~ Third Auditor OF The u. $ -, a
IirGrSury: IL EoB,T: II. GALLA- I..,I4
o IL, M HIi%En Gni, for C1m T R
IN city. continue :" give their u,u- &A,$
Al prompt attention to the prosccu- ~
lion of EVERY DtecElrTroX of claims against the
GENEKAL CONFINEMENT. Their familiarity with
thc general routine of business connected with
tho several Departments, and tho experience
they have had in the management of the large
number of cases heretofore entrusted t. their
care, warrants them in rendering their scrv ccS
With renewed confidence: to the very numerous
representatives Of Officers and Soldiers OF the
Revolutionary and other Wars. who have be-
come ent!tlcd by acts OF Congress. to commuta-
ion, hait-pHy, pension, or bounty laul
In addition to their experience. thew possess
'hAch Nn! uabsc record and documentary G 81 lence
HPPertnInlng 10 the numerous classes CT claims
so army phcerS, Soldiers, Transfers, Ma
val Othcers, Seamcn. and NAVY Clerks (or their
surviving widows or minor children who served
IN tho Revolutionary War, War Of 1872 Fluridu
T ~ ny ~ tno lnoA"n Wars for period of not
IcSH INHH FOURTEEN DAYS are now entitled to Il
Land Warrant for 100 ACRES ThoSn Who hays
lecelved their 40 or so acre warrants urc now en-
equal to $50 acres
FELs-FQr obtaining nm So ooro ,,.or,4 Ar.
20 acres. IS; $50 acres. $40. W.
EB Regular correspondents who rrenare en-
sos ana forward them to the above address for
'HEnaCement here, will be dealt with literally.
80 "A COURr OF CLAIMS having been created
ny Congress s, before which ALL PRIVATE CLAIMS
,.9t heretofore provided for BY law, are to be
resented for adjudication, the unde rsigned will
h1crtake the management of any eases requi-
ing attention before that court and devote their
est energies to tho interests Of their clicnts.W
- They ask no fee in advance, nor do thew
.Hke any charge for thir serve (oxccpt
here previously agreed upon unless they arc
4ceesSfUl in obtaining something for those who
employ them. Address
JNO. Il RIO. II. GALLAHER
Washington, d. C.
We buy Land Warrants and Revolutionary
SSeriP" highest market rates, giving goner Nv
nlgh"r prices than any other markets ~fFord. OK
Offices WLaro Warrants ere located. IThe advnn-
age Of sending Warrants to Washington is that
S.tHsSSteVaeies in assignments, which of ton ocenr
~ p "tu . iii heHttY. car hl r5;tidoI, frequcrt-
y, at ne ) ,gNs..t L "a . dee
'pl' j. 5. e. 20. II. G.
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LAunpl PorSF, N2SoSoatIA 90. YAag

IA. Zun1RL LEWIS. Dear Sir III take pleasure
in informing yon TINT ] have so far tested the
operation for mo. and / can ASSURE Won thaE Il
more thnn sttStnins your Recommendations, "a !
have ground ROM bushels of Corn Into Ane neal
in less than tiftv minutes, and belipvc chat I
can with four good horsNs grind piTK bushels of
corn in mn hour. Two horses Wilde tolSrSblO
business but three or tour will o,bStHOF. Ny
customers generally, are we'll pleased With tho
mcal thcv get from my mtll, and. say that Il Il
superior to any that they have ever had from any
othOr mill, lam fully satisfied that II the val-
ne of these mills was generally known, that they
would soon 60 into gonoral use. They can 30
kept in orlcr by almost any person. willinSt
say that my opinion in regard To thoso mtllS,
corresponds withthe certificates from many 9TH
Crs who are using them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

A LCoHoL.-A fno article of Alcohol can
IA be hud of III CARR
mar 2S
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

I INsEED OLA fue article for sale bv
IL mar 2s IL. CAPS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
En- Cha1lcery.

Y VIRGINIA, To wit:-At Rules hold in tho
Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court of Bar
bonr county. on the LIST Monday in March, 1855:
Jacob S. BeEnet, Comp't.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
Garden Seeds.

4 general assortment of fine fresh Garden
"A Seeds, just received and for sale low by
mar % ]. L. CARR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

.poTAsH.-A new supply of Potash. Just 70 .
received and for sale by i'll. CARR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
E9 GF9SRCGv4',

VIRGINIA. To wit At Rul,S he'd in the
Clerks c:fce Of tile Circuit Cnurc of Bar
oo"r COMFY. on lac first Monday in March, 1855:
William Il. PArsou'S Colnplt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
Fresh Cod Liver oil.

UST received from RUsHToN d CLARK, and fol
sale by the gallon OF. or pit.
mar2S A. F. BARNES.
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1NIIN s. GALLAHER. Formlr-
y ~ Third Auditor OF The u. $.
Treasury. IL EOB-T. II. GALLA-
II + X, Attorney for Claimants. 9
'!od't'n Murnle Building, Washing ~
IN city. continue !" give their u,u-' {
Il nrnMnl nt.cntion to tic nrngnnn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
l'hpeshipw NFaChines,

PAhAr1xE, Marion co., Va. Aug. 3..l55S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
salPEaaettsd Hydrogsn-iai 100 cubic inch.
EERRualsous OR oHAlyBESTE SPRING.

A. the present. day. when physicians estimate sugnou prepare
ons 81 hh ue ehaiybeate spring at the
usi necessarily be oec decided
en- scuy hey cannot nut profes the natural esona spring
all The artificial PREPARATIONS iron hitherto prescribed
hs os Of powd pills liquids. ARTIFICIAL preparations are in
pabg 81 eas ANY aaaimiiation and require longer period
ssr sy aei much more slowly than those furnished
naee espces whea The latter dissolved Artificial
preparans quenty Of character that they
through the into the cap without poduc-
eject follows. thsn that chnybsate rich III
on IS The ore s 70 na. be powerful auxiliary the
Of disease, will the end employed Faculty
ali casss IN whiehto "a aiminiEteIed.
fhe ai especially affect rou such nutgs yellow
and red orane Of potaes taDnic acid gold
sneeasl Of this mst tuition. The
aaneaa usually % mineral springs this kind exist
small proportion The springs eoaHist speak little
solution carbonate Of on Few efrngnous springs,
Europe America be With either
carbonate Of for the pancity Of other mineral products.
flBag nj hsuntar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03

OF the amount of work performed during two months
ending July 20th 1856 also the amount of stock o
hand previous lis present administration by refer
| ence 10 which, IL Will be observed considerable
amount of work performed for the different branches
OF the city government. detail statement of the ar
tices manufactured is nathe hands of the com
miee with the prices affixed 10 each article The total
amount only being condensed and reported Your
committee would further report that the building now
being erected by The prisoners confined In said ins
ton wii be of considerable amount saved to the city,
and maj When said workshop shall have been entirely
finished greater facilities viii! be afforded to render The
Nork-house more profitable 10 the city
Your committee have also endeavored in all insian.
ces 10 lessen the expenditures of said Workhouse
much as possble by giving great portion OF time and
labor towards profitable and economical adminisira-
on of its affairs. They have, however, been dsap-
pointed in having such rules and regulations fully
carried by the action OF tic Police Board elect
ing Wardens and Under Wardens without the qualif-
cation necessary to lis successful management, and
also by electng greater number of officers than
necessary for The control and supervision Of the same,
thereby increasing its expenses some two thousand
two hundred dollars per annum more than was requi-
Site and by eleeting during the pending of resolution
decrease lhe number OF Wardens waiting the sigma
of his honor the Mayor This matter has, however
been time since referred 10 the Committee Ju-
dietary and your committee await their report as
TO the legality Of the action OF the Police Board.
Your committee also report resolution AUTHORIZING
the City Comptroller 10 SELL after due notice, negro
woman Mary, said girl having been confined in The
City Workhonse for The last eight years, and being OF
10 said Work house; said woman having been
long since forfeited the city for the want of The
proper owner having made no claim for said slave.
The committee also present resolution TO appro-
PIRATE The necessary amount 10 pay the bills for pro-
vision and materials during the month of June last
ssid bills having all been examined and found be
correct. Respectfully submitted
HANSON KELLY,
f. NJ. RUSHA, i
E. BANISTER, |
W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
NJ HIuKEnD0OEER PATENT J0oRL "A
eA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRICE Il 0oULOy, Plumbers, I07 Poy dras
Fsw orlssus siuy inform bic
3s.sts carry huaias s It's
"a Is ItspaTs9 sapPly BOT COLI PLUNGE SHOW
kAIlls AMERICAN, ENGLISH FRENCH
wash sAslSs. g9bHTkISe, BRASS FAUCETS OF ai knds,
COOKING ne sES, GARDEN HOeR, HYDE AuIiC RAUE2
F2snE LET aad HERg PuAPs aitsd he stys
Lad PIPEB Of SsF'tp'ioni PIG SHEET aad
bLocE TIN slwsys on land STRIP ard STEAMBOAT wong
noNag ct natl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
slLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro- ds.s$s

I'D prietors delightful Mineral Springs, sSa#M
u healthy region Of pne woed foaI miles west Of
Fombghee miles north Of Mobile,
attention q thss leaving the city for health daring the
warn that they completed the additional improvements
and accommodations contemplated and prepafei recsve
visitors in M Of superior comfort They pledge themselves that
nothing shall be wanting their to make
1t these sprugs The most agreeable.
They beg 10 the OF hess wneIs, daily Analysed by Pro-
lessor Rtddell, Of The University Of louisiana
The water Of TIC Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains In parts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03

u TNI0N INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
~ Warehouse, No Il John street. Manufao-
pateat Of Patent Metallic Rubber
eher of sale Tor the Home Export
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Goats, coake, fapss Army Navy ood ReeBn and Pee
Jackets, Walking and Riding Leggms =
~ .8s CLOTHS.
Lustted Plain Carriage Cloths Eaaelaa as .ion Co,hs
nrauus, Printed rldn Piano and Table Covers Hoa
Coycw. ~ y
AR WORK.
Air Bsd rleHs, cahisn Life fessrvs Beats Buoys etc.,
Hese Of all Kinds. ~ - '
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES. d
Breast Paps, syngas, Hospital Sheeting, Ga Rgs, Nipple
s4,rlds Aafsing Bottles, feothing Rings, labng.
- The Goods mads by this Company
Climate, b. III. WILSON, President
. 4 y. M,SHt Treasurer and In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
THE SPRINGS.
gULLUM,s SPRINGS. Cuocr,w ia -.

| fsULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCrAw Co., -
Ohio Railroad s saa dvs miles, ave se %'les za
ata d @ d.
wsi s %'ny sss
9n . S ss ss r
e. t g sssa s n 4 e. .s
+ him liberal share e patronage spsada Hand
alleys aud hs 81. an o he premises Tho
have sesa made bs which aud cemmodiou light
ra9sht s"t m Ply fsgsaS hires times landing
Mobile osS ; s GO VIII
%6,,Iss s sss ,,s K s. ST. sf,s
making daily trips 70 and SPRINGS from liz ie,s q
c curative virtues the wAsrs they have mol o,lv ro,
, The m so Sssss s psp ss
' Ses s . s s.a ss Re-, ss ne, no
30 Iss s's sa f s Il .sls
ss S' q ssgaSs q psssiaa. ~
for which the different kinda Of waters will benoaeiai
CERTIFICATES
II would be- difficult de5crbe In s.ao. .o,,. ,h
&c ss aa "a d u NJ
Pasaay being saale ss
BY dividing into shrss principal Wiz
SULPHUR.
thu. Ataaa WslsSs us sD.
ssy useful II esss Of asysl Stone Govt aud certain
A. Thst sSPs. iSsssss are ssa the Skin Rbeg
ssI ssr sean kinds Of Paralysis
ST FIN ssss91sG Springs \, TONES ID ma
Mineral sp WI sss may Il sy SSn
Discretion "anl'i''ei'a with judgment and
s. ssss s. n p 4! MP, i. 1 D,sss.,
e g JsEs ) ahR MI : 4 %sIl,.
assi'f r q 6 Ss1!s'i i. & &. M +,
Now Orleans, April so, Isl 1885, s'ss''o D. M p.
a T. laaSsb 4 n IT. 4 kMn s,,;a P MP.
SsP Ss, 3sss \ NJ b ,, 4I asss. af
Joseph Martin. D. Mp. Z i''"''' = ~ =
Ma culhus Dear sI have just reviewed the anavs
BY Mr. Ayeauu Of your new Springs which requested YOU t.
Springs unlike the country resemble some o the
srsan az ss senas saa for the
have parallel hs Bss and s a
Taa sree these watera in all Chronic oiss.s. u
Y essq eSi y tbs @ aaa n
WY respectfully ours &C. 0ana a'sa MOTT
T. sv ri ~ T t i
onssatsd " '-AAs 'ns M comfortable and
Analysis efte following sarnga was made BY Mr.
5 Fl Ns 0 sass liz hsbs, yhG 2
80 ALABAMA vIcHY SPRING.
pint Tho eighth part 81 gallon = an sas
eaFbopis Adcmsrsy noted Grains Troy Weight
Ami drous Bifarbonste Poiass . tsis
TThs rs's,s , in very sna proportion compared wisa
Aabsdrous BtcarsOnAte of Line and Magueua
sassssa. sshas Of soda sad Mssne.a
Chloride Of sodium
f naan # sodIsDia tia:s
selix uneonbnsd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
organic
,.. lo.soa
ss I sp assn q yay
shs they osaa TO W.T. $40 gana gallon grains
For the peae OF salt iodine, perceptbs only four gallons
For the small proportion they of the uulpha.e of
Fer presence sapaats of nasnssia bu. in small propor
On. Esg p,ag,In ths United Sites contain this sat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
The water Of lhs Branch Spring contain. in 200
Ia 10000 by weight Tho water of the vshy spsss


piseslng the Dr. Rddel "of those poins4 which
Do said adiss, safely attribute these
as go9d effect in cazsa 81 where w s,ogah -
NE alkaline base 81 OF Soda unites vita sna
M ny acids q the stomach aaa aong .n
% portion Of caeoe acid hioa - more sanaeni n ls acid
ehsea and influence on the dyeaise enh ind
ystsms relieving and s1hii,r
tho iahi the stohaeh. IN ges brought
on oy the hthie acid datha acting BY virtue o. me ka in
sss Of gravel where the eaus ariasa from me he ac
Soda s Alternative changing overcoming the dialhess by
" ,he ha6uA dpoa these wat mnss proEe 70
r. great value For Latter named ne water The
4dea Yichy Spring since richer in ne bsaseonae
Or soda ia scmetaes il hopping
eag soua bronohocsle Aud it 10 evident that The OF
es .4sssss !. ,,.,,, s,...... y, =, -,
great bsneht employed dseases TO possess spsoie
sfs and a ao s he
nj masas Aneaerrbaa and shsoSg iniSns
20 extensively theAa water a. the present tns that
aaas unnecessarily add that y an
saeps sAceed mineral matter hsy hards yield 10 any
Tb p.sas1as ana health bringing mineral wa.sr ALA
opinion confirmed by the s1raoaiuay cufss when nave
peeh eneeted by the OF these Invaluable waters
aad attendance nj All times to convey pas
and from the aad for the use OF visitors during tae
t4e CONNER & wooTEN. propriatos
pfopre,or bag append Abe following secoamsnds
value E 8t..-
Ae stpsTissss ya hs qualities q
e unite opinion o. the valuable tnaral
psrss therein ccnansd beneficial effects resulting the
can il The arteur chronic rheumatism
sorti peculiar chronic Of the kin IN hillary
essn forms q diseases o. we urinary organs ana IN
'i''NN''s VI 'As1A41Ae r. 4. LAMBERT, D. MI
W. RuSiIToN,
a.. " ALPUeNTE, :.
ieas dawn iii. ROUANET :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03

In conclusion H. undersigned respectfully sosits sm
pAiison Of tho ns of the above Springs with those
The South Such examination he aatsd will at establish
9 cen invaluable remedies IN the treatment acute
disc $685.
wi n CHARLES CULLuM pronrtatar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
COLEM ma Ms
.AMTHERE are made Milla 81 the Ynri

| AWT HERE are made Mills of the varioua
Bzeu Kn capacity adapted Steam, Po,.
ranging hundred 10 i've each np
grinding three bushela TO the sut 10 th
These Southern nsention, we'll Southern Mana
nctutc OF excellence thai
essng popularity extensive SALE aud tho largo capital employed IN
their manufacture.
The proprietor also prepared frhh Boilers this mod
economical plnn for boiling meal ~
Boilers the sn home
better suited by purchasing OF than depend
on their Northern traps Tor grinding. Nv
The following table will show prices OF the b,
lions sent with each min.
IA inch Burr price 300 Dcube Gsared ANS Capacity from N
bushels TO The hour Velocity from $50 tic 500 reyoulons rer
minute. BAND inches wide 4"
Is inch Burr pfce slis Double Cleared slto Capacity 'front.'
Band inches Wide. ~
Sire i8nnhe large any Horse MIL from "a
inches as nchae large enough Whatever
Inch Barr, price Si25 Double eaIed se1 Capacity from IA
10 buhes y the hour Velocity from 400 10 SEQ Der
minnie. Band ainehaA vide. -
~ rh Burr price 5000 Capacity from 10 TO rs bushss 10 thu
hour. Velocity rom 400 10 $40 rovolunn Band 10 inches
% inch $780, Cspac II 10 ~ bushels Inn,
Velocity from 400 to 500 revelations. Band u ncnas vide.
80 inch Burr price 5000 Capacity from lS 2s hassa
Velocity $50 revoutorsper minute. inches wide
Velocity rom 356 revolutions minute Band ncho wide
The above s uaYe the Mandatory oomplsie In ai
ready for grinding attached appropriate power run sr
printed instructions Ing shs MIL All orders e Inc
Oresnh W h gents will mec With prompt attention and Dispatch
Terns CASH and NIL Mills soit fully gnarantesa
ie43a&wta 'ss WILLIS COLEMAN. Palsnas Poprielor
NJ NIGKERDoCEER PATENT gOoKLEFI
Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03

Yeas--Aicssrs. Banister, BArbarin, Bartlette,
BENT, Bouny, Bridge. Chambers Chiapells,
Eager, Fabre, Giffen. Guyol, Hebrard, Howell,
Long, Rawlins, Rnsha, Stith and Thayer-l9
Rssoirei That The Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized 10 sell, after five days notice in the official
Journal tho contract for fitting up the various election
polls of The city for the Of one year from daic
approval Of the adjudication OF the contract
Rasolcea, That the Comptroller warrant onthe Trea-
sufer for The payment Of The following bills
w m Molloy and James Marshall, for fitting up polls
OF 9Th precinct, July 10, ls55...s.--$ 10
Il, Thomas, for fitting up polls al
Engine House No. 6, July TO-
1905. ..-......l 20
H Whitney, bill for pulling down
walls of Verandah. ..,..,,,....,- 5o 5U
H. Bakesly, bill hauling done nnder
supervision Of Street Commits
Marin, owen i Cobb, tent Of prem
ises occupied BY Red Rover Fire
Company, ffom April "A, 1865, 10
July il, is55. ......s,,........s 100 90
Orphans pay roll for July, 1s55...., 22l 90
N. o. Crescent bills printing
Proceedings Board of Aldermen,
from 18th May 10 Isl July, 1856. lii 30
Proceedings Board of assistant AL
dcrmen, from 18th May 10 LIST July,
Proceedings Board Of Police, from
10Th May 10 ist July, 1856 ....... 81 rs
Brought 10 the various pounds,
specifications for con tracts, etc,
from 10th May 10 July LIST, 1885,. 274 60
Notice to holders of city bonds, B.
G. and d April 20, 1855. ......... IL 90
Notice TO tax payers April 30. 1866 90
g Of Election, May 49, 1866. 81 o.
6 of Election, Nov ~, 1854. p 90
HI 8 to tax payers, Jan. 10, 1855. II 80
$75s 10
Lieut.. Hunt bill sundres for repairs, etc, approved
by Capt. Moyan in May, 1885,. .s"..,. 8 %
John Steiner and wife, cleaning Recorders
Office 4lh District, from August LIST 1854,
10 May 1st, 1862 months, al $40. ..... 80 %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
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