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IRON WORKS AT

IRON Works AT DANBURY-We visited Stokes
county seat, Danbury, this week Nothing of gene
raj interest occurred in out of court that heard
of. The weather cold and frightfuly windy.
Danbury is commonly known by all who ever visited
it to be situated in RATHER billy, though none the
less picturesque part of the country and the wind
seems to come through a gap the North West with
violence than in eveller regions We visited the
Danbury Iron Works, in company with friend Sher-
wood, of the Patriot, and the owner R. D. Golding,
Esq. We were glad tolearn from the latter, that he
was doing fine business in making Iron. The ma
chinery is rude but effective. The water power is
fine, with fall of about IA feet. The river DAM
makes qutea horse shoe in its route and tunnel 60
or 100 yards long, is cut from side to side and
veys any desirable amount of water-it forms with
the river island about IL acres in extent. The
oar is ds, mile and half above, and conveyed
down in boats to the works. Its average yield of
Iron is about 40 per cent with the present fixtures
for smelling in furnace, the yield, it is said would
be more. -sss ~'N
.t We learn that Mr. Golding's gross receipts are
about $3.50 per week, and he has only or 8 hands
engaged IF Mr.. G. would tear up the old works and
prepare himself at some cost, with more machinery,
there is little doubt that much money might be made.
Iron is athing that people can't learn well how TODD
Without in spite of the practiealwisdom ofthe nine
teenth century. Rockingham Democrat.
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From the Chicago Times, Dec. ~.

Senator Douglas is not now, nor has he ever been,
a candidate for that domination No man is now
ever has been authorized by him to use his name
in out of that Convention will that authority
be given.
The Democracy of Illinois are, without a dissent
ing voice, in favor of nominating Senator Douglas;
we have reason to know that in Iowa and Wisconsin
like unanimty prevails. But the Democracy of this
State-the only Northern State which has never
voted against the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent; the only Northern State which, for twenty
years. has never elected by popular vote, any man
but National Democrat to any State office; the
only Northern State which, in 1854, breasted the
storm of fanatcism, and kept the sacred volume of
the Constitution safely above the raging waters of
Abolition, which flooded all other States; the De-
mocracy of State which can boast such an unex-
ampled record as this, prefer to treat their al
most worshped leader with seeming indifference
rather than depart from principle Illinois has no
second choice. 1t is Douglas before all other men ;
yet the representatives of Illinois will go that
Convention with no other instructions than to vote
for that man who deserves to be the nominee of the
only party in the United States which dare assert
and maintain that the Constitution is the only bond
of the Union, and that the Union without the Con-
stitution, practically observed, is but a solemn
mockery of freedom, justice and equity. The De-
mocracy of Illinois will support any man who is the
nominee OF that Convention, and they forbear pre-
senting the of their fayorite because they
wish to go into that Convention faithful unpre-
JUDGED umpires in the choice of candidates. Dele
gates have been appointed in Wisconsin, who like
their brethren of Illinois, will meet at Cincinnati
free to select any they may there decide upon.
We therefore assert what know to
be the fact, that Senator Douglas will not permit
the of his to divide the National Conven-
ton. Let those who are candidates be ballotted
for; if any of them is nominated, all WE'LL and
when, should it unfortunately occur other
didate can command the requisite strength then the
Democracy can fall back upon the man who never
yet failed them in the hour of peril-whose hand,
whose name, whose voice and abilities are now as
they have ever been-always at the service of the
Democratic party.
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Gbe STANDARD,
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. DEC. IS. 1855.
CHRISTMAS

In order to afford the hands employed in Of
fec opportunity to participate in the Christmas
festivities, have issued this paper in advance of
the usual day of publication; and we shall issue
no paper on Saturday next, but resume again on
Tuesday, and will send Semi Weekly paper of
that date to both Weekly and Semi Weekly SUBJ
scribers. Our patrons, confident, will not
complain of an arrangement which is necessary to
the relaxation and recreation of those who have Ia
bored so faithfully for them and for us during the
year closing.
We offer our congratulations to all on the return
of this season of rejoicing and festivty and take
occasion to wish patrons and friends prosperity
happiness, and good fortune during the coming
year.
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CCtlOnateIy,
IRA I. WYCHE,
THOS. w. GUTHRIE,
RUFUS z. HELM"

We gave in our last an account of Bible prescn-
tation to DIR. Deems, by some young gentlemen and
ladies of Petersburg; and we now have to announce
that on "Wednesday forenoon, in the Washington
Street Church. Petersburg, very interesting cere-
mony took place, on the occasion of the preseRta-
ton to Dr. Smith of /" a beautiful cane, with mas
sve gold head"-of silver pitcher, and of can ee
ganty bound copy of the Holy Bible" The Rev.
DIR. Lee presented the cane, Maj Daniel Lyon pre-
sented the pitcher, and Rev j. E. Edwards present
ed the copy of the Bible. The speeches on both
sides appropriate and impressive. -
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va Kossuth, in late letter, alludes to the
United States and says: "Of one thing, neverthe-
less, feel certain, and that is, that unless Euro
pean revolution turns the current, one great fight
you must have with the European kings. You can't
escape that manifest destiny provided. I (deb-
erately repeat the Democracy of Europe does not
open safetyvave for the gathering steam power ~
Very we'll The European Kings" can commence
their Zone great fight" soon as they are ready
Brother Jonathan will whip the whole of them out
of their breaches. - ~
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South GdrOLinG LeniSLntnre.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 2O.-The Legislature adjourned
last night at IL o'clock. The bill to give the cleo
ton of Presidential Electors to the people lost.
The bill relating to the Imprisonment Of negro
men was not reached. The bill to prevent non-res-
dents from hunting and ducking in the State was
passed.
The meeting called to consider the affairs of Kan
declined to act for the want of reliable informa-
ton The meeting called to appoint delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention did not act for want of time
but it is understood that so members of the Le
gslature in favor of the State being represented
in the National Democratic Convention.
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Know NOTHING MIsRULE-San Francisco is bur-
dened with debt, and her treasury is empty; New
Orleans has disposed of the of her public wharves
for the term of two years, as to raise money to
carry her public schools; Philadelphia is deeply
in debt, with money in the treasury; Chicago is
in bad financial condition, and those in the Citys
employ cannot get their daily wages. These Cities
have been, and are now, we believe, under Know
Nothing control. What else could be expected of
men nominated by midnight cabaI, irresponsible
to the people, and bound by their oaths to the hun
CRY office-scckcrs who placed them in power?
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DETROIT. Friday. Nov. %. 1856.

. INOV IOJJ
GENTLEMEN: l have received your letter asking
me if am candidate for the office CT President of
the United States and expressing the qualification
it would give you to support me for that high sta
ton.
While thanking you for this manifestation of
your kindness and confidence, OF which shall al
ways preserve grateful recollection, reply that
am not candidate for the presidency, nor 90 de-
sire that my name should be presented in connec-
ton with it to the consideration of the Democratic
party of the Union.
am, gentlemen, with great respect, truly yours,
(Signed) LEWIS CASS.
ANDREW j. WEBSTER, Esq, and Others
Philadelphia.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

WHEAT-The offerings for sale to-day of wheat, was
quite small prices Yesterday 81 Is to 81 Sc for rod and
white and 81 for choice qualities of white As the ho
days hand but little will be doing for week
to come.
COTTON-Receipts continue very moderate sales
made at 4, and occasionally 63S for fine quality
TOBACCO-The crop is coming into market, and
sales at the warehouses are Tugs 1914 to S5 Leaf Sc to
$S15.
Ff.oUR-City brands of extra slo1l to slo9l. Super
fine Sa15.
GUANO.-S55 to 500, for Peruvian.
BAC0N.-Virgina hog round IA to l412.
APPLE BRANDY.-70 to rs cts
LARD-In kegs l5-barreis Is cts.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE.-& premium.
FREIGHTS-Flour to New York, so cts; to Boston, 40
ErDTeSS.
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PH11ADrLpnrA, Monday, Nov. 5, 1855.

Hon. LEWIS CAss-SR: AS the time is fast ap-
cratic party to select delegates make their nomi
nations for President and Vice President and mas
much we, the undersigned feel great interest in
selecting the proper candidate for President, and
BILE candidate and one that we feel satisfied the
people would take pride in electing if nominated
we therefore most respectfully ask you for an
swer, in reply to note saying if you will confer
a favor your friends and fcllow-citizens.
ANDREW j. WEBSTER and others.
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THE MARE ETs.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON, Dec. %, 1855
SPTS. TURP.--The transactions yesterday reached
about 700 bbs at former prce3s cents per gallon This
morning only bbs have changed hands at above figure.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales yesterday of 4O4 bills,
and this morning go do at so for yellow dip for virgin
and 81 50 for hard per $50 lbs.
TARHas declined 10 cents with sales yesterday of385
bbs 81 90 % per Dbl and this morning 346 do at
lowest figure.
BAC0NSale of looo lbs N c. cured at is cents per H.
per hog round.
HAY-lOO bales Northern make sold yesterday at per
100 lbs. cash.
TIMBERSale of enc raft extra quality ct 80 per
ROSIN-Saes yesterday of 500 bbls. Common at 81 O5
for large bbs and this morning 800 do do at 81 for small
sizes. No sales of No. little market, and
note some enquiry.
Journal.
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ReacOntre on the 4 cenue-An Editor and IL II. {
PunlmeLinQ each other

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-An alteration occurred
on Pennsylvania Avenue this'afternoon between the
Hon. VIM. Smith, of Va, and Douglas Wallach, Esq,
Editor of the Star The affair originated in re-
port which appeared in the Star of yesterday, rela-
tive to Gov. Smiths remarks in the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Blows were exchanged, and regular rough and
what damaged in the melee, and Douglas Wallach's
fingers badly wounded No weapons used on
either side.
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THE PRESIDENCY -MEssRs CAss AND
n0TTGT AC

fFrom the Detroit Free Press, Dec 12.1
GEN. CAss AND THE PREs1DENcY.-Having OBJ
served in the Washington correspondence Of one or
two of the Eastern papers reference letter Said
to have been written by Gen. Cass regarding the
Presidency, we have obtained copies Of the subjoin
ed correspondence and permitted to lay it before
the public:
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QU1rE CooL.-Thc Editor of the Whining ton Com
lnercia in his paper of the 20h says: To-day the
election for Commissioners takes place. and to-day
we enter the 9th year of our age Quite coinc-
dence, as Mr.. Pckwck would say The town at fe-
yer heat and venerable contemporary playing
the philosopher in the midst thereof Wonder if he
voted9 Many returns to him of his birth-day!-
may his shadow never grow less, nor his wig turn
gray
- Our thanks to Mr.. Pomeroy for the January
number of Harper. 1t is an excellent number--one
of the best vet issued. . ,@ - -
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4 CARD.
PETERsBrRG, 10Th Dec, 1855.


The public of this city, interested in the late trial
of DR.. VIM. a. Smith for immortality before the Eir
ginia Conference, aware that two charges We're
laid out of the first bill by the decision ofthc Bishop
The subjoined note however, together with the de-
csion of the Conference last evening" will show the
public how utterly useless would be any further al
tempt prosecute the before the Virginia Con-
ference.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. c..
REV. ALBERT SMEDES, D. D., RECTOR.
FENHE 9TH TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM
IL en- the Sth January, 1885, Application for the
entrance of new pupils should be made Immediately.
For circular apply to the Rector.
Raleigh. Dec. St
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~ We understand that the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road Company, with their usual liberality,
have furnished free tickets over their road to the
Delegates Of the National Convention of the Soldiers
OF 1912, to be held at Washington on the 9th Janu-
airy next.
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NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE MARKETs-In New
hork flour firm, and sales at from So % to 50 so :;
wheat and corn has declined and sells at 90 cents
per onshe. In Baltimore flour dull wheat heavy,
at 81 70 10 l 05 corn at rs to rs cents.
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P.S.-Since the above was written we see it stat
ed, in telegraphic despatch from St. Louis, of date
10TH that the troubles have been settled at St. Law
renee by the people promising to deliver up the Of
tenders and obey the laws of the Territory future
but they refuse to deliverup their arms until the
volunteers from Missouri have been dsbanded and
returned home. @ tN~-.ks
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FAYETTEYILLE MARKET.

FAYETTETILLE, Dec. D, 1850
BACON l61l cents CORN, supply good, at 70 cents y
bushel-COTTON, sales at 81 TO So, demand good
FLOUR receipts light, with sales at IS so for family and
s. % for super-SPTS TURF. dull at So cents.
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HILLsBOROUGH ACADEMY.

FE7HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
IL commence Tuesday the 22d day of January, 1885,
rms:-Casscal Department, s21 English, SIT. Pay
nlent any time during the session.
HAZELL NORWOOD, Principal.
Dec II, 1855. 1104-w6w.
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CHARLES T. DEEMS.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 10, 1866.

PETERSBURG Va, Dec. 49, 1855.
Rev. C. F. Deems, d. D.. Z.
ReU. and Denr Bro. Being fully convinced, by
the decision of the Virginia Conference, that neither
the official action of the North Carolina Conference
nor the testimony of its members has any weight
with a majority of the Virginia Conference, se!f-re
spect compes to decline appearing again as wit
nesses before that body
Very atfcctiOnately,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

an THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, SHALL OFFER
Bfor sale to the highest bidder, at my residence
Rocky Mount Nash, CON- c. the following property, viz:
20 Horses and Mules among which or fine Brood
Mares in foa to the Jack,
: large fine Jack, cost S10o5 in Kentucky
large lot of Cattle 10 II of which are of Pure
Devon blood-0ne tie Finest Bull in tile State, and many
others deeply crossed,
large Flock Of Sheep deeply crossed with Cotswould
day,
Brandy Stills one holding 12O gals the other 65 gals
Sixty-Saw Cotton Gin, by Griswould,
Ffty-Saw Cotton Gin, by Kidd,
80 1900 to 1900 bbls Corn l pair fine Match Horses,
$50 Stacks Fodder, good Carriage and Harness,
$50 Fat Hogs. Bugges and Harness,
80 Sows and Pigs, 4 bbls good Apple Bran
Wheat Fan, dy together with
Wagons Carts Farming Implements Kitchen Furniture &c.
The sale from day day until all is sold
TERMs.Sx months credit will be given upon all
ten dollars.
DAVID MCDANIEL.
December 10, 1855. 9-td
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5OOO FRIJIT TREES.

JUUU FRUIT IhEIGSs
lCAF THE FINEST SELECT FOREIGN AND NATIVE
" kinds their way, by Railroad, to Raleigh,
consisting of Apples Peaches Plums Apricos Necarines
and Cherries-for sale.
Persos wanting trees to plant this sh ud call
send their orders very J. NJ. Towes, at Farmers
Hail. Raleigh and David Henry Stephenson of this
N my agents TO receive orders and deliver trees for
during my absence. JOSHUA LINDLEY.
Dec 25, 1855. 10-3t.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE PLANTATION known the HOPKINS
PLACE, belonging to the Heirs of the late VIM. T. Hop
kns lying about miles south of Raleigh, adjoining the
lands of Theophus H. Snow and Others containing about
in the City of Raleigh The above property if not previ-
ously disposed of at Private Sale will be sold at Public
Auction early January Of the day of SALE notice will
be hereafter given For any information concerning the
property, apply to -a s. .
WIN. WHITE, Agent.
Dec. "a. 1855 10-td.
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AMBROTYPES.

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TENHERE IS NOTHING MORE BEAUTIFUL, OR
IL that will be more highly appreciated, than of
those almost speaking feke pictures which T. j Ravens
has concluded to put up for the Oy reduced price of ST.
for short time only thus placing them the reach of
all. Give him call, you will lose the chance guess
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1856. 8-3t.
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Clothing for Servants.
Id ECEIVED TODAY AN INVOICE OF CHEAP
HI Goats and Pants for servants VIII ich we will sell
small advance upon cost We reducing Stock, and
consequently many articles will be sold to only
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh Dec II, 1856. ST
czeY7 Register copy.
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FRENCH & MCLEAN,
Tito Pm VS. lila

ATTORNE VS. Il II LII W,
LUMBERToN, robson Co, N. c.
ROBERT s. FRENCH NELL A. MCLEAN have
sociated in the practice of Law They will attend the Su
perior and County Courts of -sala1 =
.- Cumberland, Robson,
Bladen, Columbus, .''
Richmond, New Hanover.
November %, 1860 st.
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TENHE BOTH SESSION Will COMMENCE ON THE
IL 18th of January 1856.
The principal will send catalogues to those who may
write for particulars.
]. M LOVEJOY.
Raleigh. Dec. Is, 1855. ST.
80 Spirit of the Age and Petersburg Express copy 8
times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

The Committee, committing Of Yi'sI Keteaem Ger.
Seod Joso zen Bolss Issn A t'i 80, psIs' go COW
spponied ~ usetns Of tee memhrs o' me "a ~ ne
her lt were dr,csd h. the -veo, q beins sscef,,n-i
that nose Of prOf>..ion, brethren P.ssso" "a 9s
in quene. Of the - th.t v.ss 10 cal smother
n,,tb o. the B" 10 reference 70 The .aoJ'c'; a.
stsr lhoot any udnGs q the Of either The Con
r,Uet,LtlJ COMPELLED . s,sndoo ell hope OF he
they invite the of the Bar o S.w.Yo, .ad
in The CITY Han Of this c,7 on SATURDAY the ~ ia.t
Yo5eu' Az o'clock tcI ~ g ST2f SsyeoRp
ABNFh BRNtOICT and II sNRY A BRADY, E.q-
IN ''''' '' inc '''"-' B F BUTLER, Chairman.
jostra 3 v.SsUm, a. sse's's'e'
Nercartile Library Association REGULAR NOM
NATIONS FOH 1865
oro. c. wooD, ~is 6sIs:, Won Nor.
For Wee PrsfLIenf
u o., q; rs,ye.fsTSa'.s ss-'fs1e a5yy:Aco
HENRY A ThoM.s T w,;h s:as for saviD'-
wN Fl TAYLOR, With 0eausl Bank
ALEX P. FrsKz W. W. D jane. Henry Mssriae
R Rob1 LAND ) B TsP:6S Win Philip O.isi a CO.
j LAVE ENcE ELDER Tits Y sol.aoder cov
JOHN II NICHOLS, With ssesu' o-o9rns Co
MM L sKAMAs rt9 a R ..s !. "a .iA'sh' 4 Co.
HfNKY L. piERsOS. IT,, Chairman Con mi'tes.
Wm. GOLLGss. Secretary.
Mercantile Library Association. - REGULAR
NOMINATION.
For pytti2ent
FRANK w. BALLARD EUh 4 Lawrence Co
Fer ILe Presid>at
JOHN CRERAa win G Raymond 4 Co
For Coyyupoad'ag SECRETARY
JOS {. NOR ION wh Smitn Van dorm & Go.
FOy Reoordiag SecT,idry
GFO 8 PARTRIDGE, Jf With Martin Lswson
For HerSWey.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR With Central p nj.
For Diyecf0ys
FLOYD CLARKsoN. -ith ;onrel' VIE
JOS. =. HANFORD, With JACOB Ha'sfed.
HFkRY hyDF, Win Nuns. Tif- ms Co
g. 4. ARMOUR. in with Alex + 3tewart& Co.
WIN n vi KHAN with ; Steamship Co
] IAWREkCE ELDER win uoilaDier
VIM CANPBkLL wrh Coluuls.sn F,uudry
Nm. 4 MARrEN, Chairman.
6. NJ OsTRtNDER. secrstsry
Importapt -HAaLFYs GREAT AUCTION SALE Of
LADIES sIfRS con,s "a on SATURDAY Jan l3 ~ H. II
LEEDS Go = No 10 Nss,aust Goods now on exhibition.
FmIgrBnt iDte Igcnce Once and Lnbor Exchange
isRenovtd 40 Canal ~ 70 the cOfuer q Genre znd
Canal sts New Yok The Office established BY the Com
nssioue Of Emigstion where slways ne 6oDd large
pumber II LABORERS sid SERVANTS very low Of
wages and persons have their orders filed b, writing
The supe and iDR the pay
l passage Of the parties required No fees charged en-
sOyen JAMES r fAPAN' epPeThfhoehN
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Gorses, Carriages, &c.

TOR SALE-A large, bright Bay HORSE, suit
able for ,my Carriage Kind and true in harness WIZ
sold cbe,p OF Apply at No south 3ths
Wiarsbursh. Also thTeessa Carriage and Harness and
Busy wagon
IULES.-For sale, II splendid MULES from
vi "A 70 10 hard. hsh-sli young Apply to
T.EDJAR HUNT, C'sfs.yille Depot,
{ r x Of ses Jersey
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60 Uhom il Glan Concern.

ClTY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
Upon The pbo,ophy Of Advertising add the be-. prsc
ca Of the system, valuable ini1nttion
MY he Rad atV PALsER Advettisng Agency, TnDuHe
BBildipss New.YoIk.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of WILLIAM
i DAI Is who len his home AOadiy evening Jan 3,
While N state Of mental derangsmen He IL p years OF
age inches high DARK oOUpe xlon black hair and
eyes. eide vhsser; he bsck hat brown oyercott
hlae. black satin vest ard broEn plaid pants ANY
nfofmstO0 respecting him vi! be thankfully received oy hs
beresyed wife. at No l6f sth st Ne~York
MAN KILLED at BOONTON. - CYRUS
VI FLLsWORTH while eIeavsting bank Of earth on
CD he 18th Oe:eber l34 in.taEtly killed by hsayy
rertcn u the esrth falling upon him he ws native Of
Csntda West from the town u AthoL h' tneHas
her. tr chew heIe an Learn particulars by addressing
Dr. J GRIMES Boonton New jersey.
Pspers circulating in Canada West please copy
WILL LILA write and inform her friend
-, ~" 49, ~ GEORGE
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Cost an0 founo.

I OST or STOLEN-On the 2lst OF December
/ 1854 aRANK BOOK No. &! 27 on the Seamsns say
irgs Bank The Under Will confer favor the owner By
}. aying the Bank conner e Wall ssd Pesrlsts
q. m REWARD. Lost, on the 9Th of Janu-
~ ~ sry L SOLDIERS BANK BOOK with tie
River Bank with about 20 in East River BANK Bills IN
II. To ie left al No % Perry It. or East River Bank
" InREWARD.- Lost MOSAIC BREAST
~ " PIN, design, - Peters Churcb) supposed 20
be- cropped 10 tie 9Th It, end 9Th 0mnihuss
III viii leave the the ofee OF the Clarendon
Hotel.
Il = REWARD.-LOST, on Wednesday, 10Th
10 - in the Bowey between Grand snd Hester,
in Hestsf 1t T6REA0LACE VAIL The fnder will
cye e above wad by leaving at No q Broadway first
toor