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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

PosT OFFICE ROBBERY For SONS time past depre-
d. tiols Rave been committed on the PostOhce IN
Portland Ne The Poss-Ofiice Agent hsYies got
track Of the depreoalors succeeded 90 tue I'm ins
in arrsstiue toy 10 the very acl The boy disclosed
his a. cor pli.e and the two under erres ~ take
tbeir MA before the United Staes Court to be held
ct Bsug6r in Juue next
AsoTHER For some time past money hes pee
n ss,a ifon letters rlsuec a. Msrtosburg, Va, aud
sust icicD VI .Iecte1 against some CT 'Ae
e.oi 'Oyees OF Tie PtsOfi Within few days pa,t
n gpett # .he Pos. Jic- DE meot hsssu ces led
il derecr the guilty party youth OF t1irfs7n
y.srs Ct -le hom letters were conhdsd, to be ds
., siiea 70 tie Pcs, Office The youth was not con-
I,c,td TO toe Poet Ofiics
TpE IurL SuIT-Tne csse Of Wn. I. Dove VS.
] II Media r. winch has been on trlts ior some 1aYS
usst before ire Circuit Court ~ ashlngt'h, Na'
II ruipaifd OF Mopdsv. The hbei or Ahlcn ne p'Ve
g. implanted Hss tbs circulation ~ Mr. hco All. cur
-, lect.e caova.s OF 1852 a. which time
20 ,lsnttf rss q caDdioste FOR Alderman OF To-
mort hat Mr. Dove wss tsnted with African Dlooi'
r. Iury il, f.w minutes TttUfued aNsrHic lor elo
GOO Ills tu,n berR IA. full amount OF 4tasges c.s'nsd
Tbs -sirtif directed thai 'be ia fgm-n' Do enierec
10 n. use Of Richard WL4ch E.q.. trustee, TO APP
,iy the proceeds TIE payment q the co.s ana *
ers.s of The sDt sid the residue t. be dlslde1 pe-
! t.tw.er The t~o Orphal a. sluDs tthe Protestant
! ard Catholic Of the City Gf " ellington
! TtNPlRAScE MEDAL-Tbe n I. STATE TEMPER
srce Committee hss devised 4 hscal 10 ce'eorh''ou
Of the passage OF the Msn- Lt. I'D tosas'alu pup
lie opinion ssiDsl lie repeal lie me- A. nae on W
SIDE ,he rssriotion: "To c)ainemOrsfe tre psseIkt
IS OF The Pfotibi,ory Liquor L.w-)u a. 1922.
| On Toe .byfrte the woros y" Repeal roi,sn
| ,m a,oye sud sn Inverted glsss seioS IN. cords
| The medals will DE 81 slvsred cohposlu'h: ani ca
| lie sfOded at a low pilce quarter OIL mum
| vii probably be struck Gu We su'P"'1 hN tuos
WHO ce.i-e rnscsss IN gold or silver, CAP have then
| Albany A.aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

NAvAL-Colm and Storm SigaIl' The Amesi-
con Coce Of 81, ~ Henry Rogers. hsi been
adopted for the Of the Navy. Coolies Of Ro,sr's
hook aDd the fsgs 10 be siIbu'ed amor YES
ssls @. the NAVY; and conmsntiog officers OF the
Navy sre Instructed 70 embrsce every opportunity 10
fsuilsze he service with the use OF s1ese sgosls
The Navy Departments official circular OF tais sub
iect is dated 18th April 1855.
Dis,yiihe VS. Rum The crew of the unied states
ttoresbip Supply, uIeer Lieut.. ID. ID Porter, are TO
lie shipped with the oistinct sreegtn' tost 10 gros
/. 20 be served curing the cruise They viii CON mute
their liquid irio metal at the rate Of sxpencs day.
Lieut. Porter feels confident, from long experience
that the absence Of is promotve Of disciplse 90
board. The csmes viii, doubtless, have qule'
pssssee aeross the OCEAN il The temperance snip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
From The CA,isfias Inquirer
THE LIGHTHOUSES OF THE WORLD.

Gould Christian commute, exist and rand cree, 10 the
family OF civilized nations and shrosd shores In utter DARK
British Issbd. bszns with three hundred ishs France with
or than one hurdrd and htty the Baltic Nsdtsusaesn
pesl RUsss Ugh ins the American usrner Ne pathway
through the White ses cut 10 the Polsr Basin Ths whole
sioee Ion North TO south fiom East to Wet. enccled
with these living rnoouwent- Of and civiz
Doy Of the Am Union TO Improve s Nsvig.bl. Waters
DARKsrss eescepds, and gives the spirit wings;
The eye, emboldeDed, claims imperial right;
Anu, lying grabdly IT my feet, | zee
The world at night
Behold the vision How sublmely fair
For myriad lights illuminate the sea,
LhchCIlrg continent and ocean vast
In one humanity.
Perchance some habitant of far-of star,
Born TO the beritsge OF loftier powers,
Although we carrot see biz glowing world,
Yet looks ours
May see these patient sentinels Of night
May read their language. eloquent add grand,
As, shining colby meath the Arctic light,
They warning stand;
Or, beaming through the still and fragrant cir,
Where coral reefs the veSed Bermoothes guard,
Der f.eigbt Of humsn life msy zee the Lamp
Keep wstcb and ward
Or, streaming from Leuc adias haunted cliff,
Where 6ery genius sleeps beneath toe wave,
Touching with Iit ht the waters surgiDg DER
lonely grave
Or, blazing bright amid Atlantic storm,
While btndit nasts are quiveiing with fesr,
The guardian Light upheld by sea girt tJTeIs,
Aloit AID clear
Burn on with inextiDguishsb fire
Companions of he siien, stars above!
Resplepc ept &, pes smid q world of strife
OF deethess Love. NEWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
p ~ RpooKtyy-Tha MAYOR

NWINE II BNUOkLlN--Iut HsJUI "a lIls'.I ~
oronsnee relative the ruuEos =. large OF swine ~thn tue
cry niis The s.t n-e'isg Of the Common Council Itb
the old law Ii' principal 'visons m axe
bis premises sBy swine unsr penay OF ton doll IA TOR
ever had Z und h premises unless re owner
hs have been cersed IL made lawful for the dsjor
ftm time time srsDt permission 81 o: license 10 sIy
person occupant Q any pen.s 70 keep s~n- IN s'cn
MODE .pd abut a. ne ba direct n license shall not
suiberle person 10 permit swine 10 90 a. rge "a
any the public places Of tbs city IL hk VIE
made the duy Of rcicemen e5t.r say l.nf
where srre be tep contrary 70 tbs oin ncs snd
tate srion Of them sno drive ihstn T. tue pu'c odnd
hersrof so se1 two pigs eich ot but now they WI Do
ouse altogether il OF probable 'h.t saJ .en.e Will be
aptea In he inner Wsrds The es' number VI pigs herrO
fore teyt proved te nuisance and The rss Of mach o.,
e.,s II time IL Is 'ims provision Sas made
TO shat- the evil The oriinaGce lad dnt text
W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
FROM WASHING TON.

WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, April a. 1855.
The Union Of this morning says that Judge Lump.
kin has not vet transmitted fomsl acceptance OF his
rommipsion in the Court Of Claims.
The State Department in reply to the Russian MIN
istsr has decided that American vessels sold TO aliens
ard then repurchased by American citizens, canno
receive reg ls,ers as vessels Of the United States
Philip Richard Fendsll Eco has been elected the
President of the Washington Jamestown Association
vice Thomas Richie deceased. The Association
win celebrate the Anniversary OF the LANDING a.
jamestown, CD the 18th prexmo
II il thought that Judge Lu0pkin will soon resign
b;s seat In the Supreme Court of Georgia. The
Count of Claims will organize until bis acceptance
pr resignation shall be tepoered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

merous and varied) and baked In the furnace,
which every hour bakes hundreds Of them into
solid porcelain ct for service.
In European countries Dentistry is by no means
81 extensively practiced as in the United States.
This results, first, from its being less required,
for the people are generally more healthy. and
take better care OF their teeth; secondly besause
their practitioners are less ,killfdl than ours,
and hence less patronized. In 1852, an official
return showed tharthere were but All Dentists
In France. which number but little exceeds that
Of the Dentists in this City alone. In the same
year Berlin cont lined 81, Munich Z, and Madrid
u Dentists.
Some years since it cur.ed to our wide
awake young American dentists that, a. they
were acknowledged to be the first in the world,
some of them might secure an ex cellent practice
In the principal cities of ths old world THIS
thougbt was acted upon and the result has been
hat there are now at least twelve American
destists practiciDg in Europe, each of whom on.
Joys most lucrative practice, and far more prof
table than they could obtain in this country.
DF. Brewster. who was the pioneer, and really
he establisher Of American dentistry on the
continent of Europe, fixed himself at Paris,
and after practcjng most successfully for
several years, has amassed q fortune. He
yet remains in Paris, but is no. now in
practice. There are four other Ame -icsn dem
Fists now established in that city beside sever 4.
In London, two at Berlin, one at Vienna, one at
GetteDburg one at Madrid and one at Lisbon.
Our dentists have also found lucrative practice in
Cuba and South America. We may also here
state that an American Missionary to Southern
India, who took with him some dental instru-
meDts, has written TO his NJ ssioDary Board that
he bad succeeded much better in his evsngelziog
efforts since the people had become satisfied wish
his character as a good tooth-psller. But we
must close this article and will do 90 with the
following extract from the letter of European
correspondent: at is amusing on travelling in
Europe in France particularly, to the sign Of
AMERICAN DENTIST put up over the door of
"a man who never saw America, and can scarce
"ly speak word of English. This attempt at
deception arises from the fact that American
."DeItsts are acknowledged to excel all others. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

The sum of $50 wss appropriated 70 purchase IL
trsry for the Work -House.
The sum Of 81 900 appropriated to- build an al
dtiop 70 The W ok House AT Bellevue Hospital
A re, olution was adopted directing that tue school
TIus,ees of the Twelfth Ward be- notified that tbs
rooms occupied by teachers at K.odsls Island, for
resi6epee viii be required for otner purpos % after
the goth Of May.
Gov. DUKE offere ed the following resolution:
R,,td Tbst speeisl COMMITTEE b appointed TO examine
uedcsl police ents o. the fenentsy
Hopi,A WI ether improve can BE- made ei'he
D,paum IT WHETHER all the officers devote their ents
tine 10 the benefit Of the Insituiions
ADOPTED and Governors Duke, West AID smith
were apr oLt.d said Committee
resolution sdo pied to hold the next meeting
at Bellevue Hospital snd at each of the other lnssi-
tutio ps in succession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

Grsmmer Of Woburn; Kimbsll Of Salem; aud
Tbsyer, Of Ashland, were appointed
Mr.. WILLIAMS stated tha; in the liquor debate Mr..
Hiss abused him personally, and he therefore did no,
thin II proper 10 accept Mr.. Neal, of Boston, was
appointed instead.
Subsequently, on reconsideration on motion Of Mr..
BRArTos, Of Boston the two reports previously made
regarding Mr.. Hiss Lincolns and Grsfiiusl were re-
feritd TO tie above Committee. Bos. Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

CAPruRE OF DocK-THIEvEs % Sunday night,
At iste hour Polio slsy sLd others Of be Fits
Mad arrested three ihe5 esynt two row boa
a. The foot Ct Jsy Norh River 10 shch they bal slowed
bale. Of valued st f75 which 60 -igents proved
10 have teen stolen the house Of Jas Deneksoa
5 Co No 80 Bsrsett The psoners rave thsir names IS
John ard Tnos G and Thos Bsey ard were sssn before
Ju.tee and uittsd r desuls Of $50 al eh iot
al These supposed b b. ennnee ed With sang OF
rv. pirates Wh0 Lightly COMM ting tspfeda:ons about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday April "a, 1888.
rhn .co;dent on the Baltimore Railroad was caused
nv switch being misplaced the other side OF the
bIidee. The engine upset ana ran into the river
hut The bridge was not damaged st an-the accident
having occurred before the train passed on H. mere
fss besn no hindrapce TO the trains, aud they are
pa.sire over the bridge as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
-p,-pN,Nc OF THE STEAMER WIN. KNOX.

CINCINNATI Iutsuby, apfn n, I.JJ'
Louisville papers contain ths particulars of the
burpire OF The steamer VIM. Knox. No lives were
ho.t v.,e all lost There were hundred and fifty
psss.reert on board, mostly emigrsnts for Kaosas.
he w'1l OF destruction did not occupy over fifteen
niIp'es. Many Of the passengers Jumped mo the
river and sw am ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

INJUNCTION UPON BRooKLYs An Injunction IA.
been sryed upn the MsJor vi common Council reqiroE
h, 10 .ptesr before Juire Actve Of me Circuit court,
OF the 1ue,d-y In Msy n show ~hy they
tos be Issuinsd from ea1Oosg tie reso ston IN e;
ersu-e to e eobtis- bet~e the City ara tbs Lllg
Feirfs Company % he widening spf c3 1ef0n OF A.
Jotpo 3 Bridges the siot 10 the case Ia,
e,ouion hsiis h.Ie ooie been psei By h- Board .si
o.d BY the understood tast tn Con
Cour ir'sposo 10 re.eoP. Il. nos"HasIantas he osJ'e-
lions, ltuse The Induction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

CRICxET CLUs "A club hes recently been formed,
il F.seiu Btroyl,r urcer TIE 'i'l. Of the "Am4:Aa
Ckei hub" sDd the f0o~ing of;er, Rave been ehasso
Piescfr John ssmu eId.; Trsarrer Fe1, Secretary,
J. AeKe1re TIE Club for psct:e 81 the cricket
gr,rId oftts UGoa Cab the Penny Bridge two days Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
MARINE DISAsTEaS

BALTIMoRE, Monday, APri 20 1872.
There was heavy blow at Savannah on Sa'urdsy,
Sblcb drove several vessels ashore. Tho Ciarenoo'
Rom New.York, is ashore. in a bad condition. ths
ship Southport and he bark Gl,gos are also asnofo
Oh the beach, In a dangerous condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
GOVERNORS OF Tue ALNs-HOUsE.

The regular Weekly me sting Of the Governors of
the Ams Hcuse held yesterday afternoon, at
their rooms in the Ro'unds Present, Cows Town.
SEND, DRAPER, SMITH DUKE, TENANT, TAYLOR,
DUGRo ilIsRY.
Remaining in the Institute ms, under the charge OF
The Covsrrors for the week ending April 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
LOSS OF THE STEAMER TEXANa.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, April q 800.
Private dispatches received here kom Nlcksonrs,
sfed The Goth inst report that the steamer rexans
has been destroy ed by frs, aud that the boat ana
cargo are total less. Ihe Ie1ana wHs oHhea !"
tbIs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Boston, Tuesday, April q, Iooo.
Ttis morning the tender and bsggsge-car OF tue
steamboat train from Norwich we're thrown of the
rack pear Boston, by the breaking Of an axle. The
passebeeIs escaped without injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AFRICA.

BosToS, Tuesday, April "a, ls55-lo p. M.
We have not been able to commune ate with Halifax
elrce O'Clock this evening, at which time there was
no spreai snoe of the steamer sAfrica, now in her
eleventh day from Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
oUIETNEss RESTORED AT CHICAGO

The city ia now quiet. The military and cannon
have beer withdrawn. NO more trouble is appre-
hended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY.

Boston, Tuesday, April q, Io'0;
Private letters from Ceylon mention the death oy
thoiera Of the Rev. Daniel Poor, a venerable MIS-
iionary of the An ericsn Board. lie died February
2. 1be cholera raging with much iatan'y d.
LeylcD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

NEw.ORLEAss Tuesday, April "a, 1882
Postr aster Kendall has been arrested on the charge
M nurloipnp from letter the sum Of 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
From Our Owe Correspondent $50 ,-
TORONTO, Mondsy April %, lSoo.

TORONTO, N0ndsy Apfil 30, 1000.
The public accounts for last year we're laid on
the table Of the legislative Assembly on Situr-
day The gross revenue was t2,3iOol9, aud
the expenditure, g ,O42, 9S5 leaving a balance
Of 81 2g7. O33 al the credit of the Consolidated
Fund. Ct this balance there Is cash available
f2i2 515 the expense ofcOllectiogthe revenue was
flJ272l The amounts under the several heads
of revenue werea as follows: Customs, t 30, 1872;
Excise, go 6s5; Territorial tlO2,39 Bank
Imposts. f2G.610; Public Works, tlUS, j9l;
Fines and Forfeitures f6,055; Casual Revenue,
eos 75s: Law Fee Fund fi638; Balance at the
credit Of Consolidated fund last year, t53l,65-.
The principal items of expenditure were: Inter
on the Public Debt E226, 1871; Civil Government,
f42. so; administration OF Justice, 1907 ,6-l;
Expenses Of the Legislature, too, 81; kduca.
ton. 81 PSI; Sinking Fund, f73, 900; Misccl-
lan.O Gus, G2OO, IA
This il an enormous increase in the revenue as
compared with the previous year, when the total
was 81. 1876 l73; the increase last year is, there
fore over / 600, 600 currency. There is some
thing approaching TO corresponding Increase IN
the expendture-the figure having risen from
f744 l95 to { ,0i2, 9-5. The great increase is,
of course. in the customs revenue--the amount
under that head having risen from t95o591 to
tl225, 1872.
A balfsuppressed rumor was prevalent few
DAYS aeo that the Governor would not move TO
this city for two years, and that, in that time Sir
dmund Head expected to be able TO effect
union of the British American Provinces. l have
reason to believe that the rumor is unfounded.
Last Wednesday morning several parts Of Up
per Canada we're visited by terrific hurricane,
accompanied by thunder and rain. The night
preyious was ushered in with lightning, which
continued at intervals till morning, when the
storm arose. In the villages Of Whilby, Oshawa
and Darlington, a great number of buildings were
unroofed. and some thrown down.. Halstones
measuring six inches 10 circumference are report
ed IN have fallen Great damage was also done
at Niagara-the finishing shops of the car-works
being blown down, several buildings unroofed
and few blown down. In this city, the storm did
no very great deal of damage-only a lew small
buildings, in an exposed place at the west, being
0Kerinrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

There ia a greater number Of houses to let IN the
late Cit, Of than there sr ween since
Many Of the LANDLORDS demand high price. and are deter
mined " have tie vhoe loaf or acne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
LARGE FIRE IN VIENNA C: w.

MONTREAL, TUESDAY, April "a, 800.
An extensive fire has laid in ruins nearly the whole
OF the township Of Vienna between Hamilton ana
Burford, Canada West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

We are incebted t. Edssri II. NJ tchep, Esq,
Fu. ser ofite George Law. 20 Wells. Fargo & Co.'s
Express Hs~es s. Co 3 Express. and The Pacific
Express Company, for favocs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
New Goods!
FOR FALL AND WINTER.

TNO IRWIN, thankful for past favors, would
y respectfully say to the citizens Of Clarksburg
and vicinity, that hc is now receiving from
Phila dclphia and Baltimore. a largo and beau
tiful stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
sucigk as are usually kept in store.
Among his stock may be found now style
Cnssimors, Cloths, Tweeds, G@ssinctts, kentucky
Jeans DC. a beautiful lot of Ladies' dress Goods;
such rs French and English purnmattn Mcrino
Plain and Fancy DcLains, Persian TwilIs,
Coburgs, &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY - cntlcmcn's Heavy
and English Buck, Kid, Silk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies Kid, Beaver, Cashmere ind Lisle Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill drcn.
Hard ware, QueensWare, Groceries.
Such as Fish, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs
&c, togethor with large lot of Brown and
Bicuchcd Muslins, Calicos, DC. ut all prices
Blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems and Boys
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Kid lasting and Morocco Shoes, Misses
and Childrens Shoes and lasting Cutters; but
what would most especially call attention to is
u large and beautiful lot Of Sll0wls. French
work collars md mourning Goods of almost owe
ry description. sepl9 If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
Now DRUG Store.

DR. e. D. CARMACK, & Co, WhoIesale
Land Retail Dealers III English, French and
German Drugs, Dye StufFs, Paints, Oils, Gro
ceries of all kinds, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Moasses,
Fish, Tobacco and Ssgnrs, Watches and Jewell
ry. The subscribers have spared pains III
selecting those articles suited to the wants aud
necessities of the citizens generally. In fact,
every thing to charm the eye and snit the tlste.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, but
rather that all would come uuto us and be heal
ed. All orders and prescriptions will he care
fully attended TO. PhysicfdnS orders and pre-
scriptions respectfully solicited, except eastern
Bankrupls and Drunkurds-we give them d
double dose gratis.
l respectfully tender my professional services,
in its various branches, TO the public.
&. u. CARMACK.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
HOostoHlcc Stamps.

TOOSTMASFERS.-'Ehe advertiser. the Post
Il mastor at Pleasant Grove Alleguny county,
Maryland, is the first person in tho United
States who conceived and undertook extensive
ly to publish the idea Diminishing all the Post
masters i'll this country with tho above stamps.
All stamps furnished by him are warranted
equal or superior to amy others that can be pro-
duccd for the same price, and when any are
H"nt that are detective or unsutisIuctu tory, dupl-
Gates will be forwarded, Oh notice, without extra
charge. All who order set Of stamps with a
full set Of changes, (ouly two dollars for thirty
pieces,) are requested to address "Postnaster,
Pleasant Grove, Alegany county. Nd"
ANY editor publishing the above, vita this no.
lice three times, aud srndng a copy OF the pa
per shalt receive credit fur ten dollars in wood
letter, or ten dollar proof press, or irprcfercd
wood engraving, or an engraved newspaper
head, Of the above value, will be IOrw l-ded
dnClD
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
HsNVEV EGCNS & sam

NVlIOLESALE GROCERS 4 COMMISSION
wv MERCHANTS, No. ., South Eutaw Street,
bH!uuorc, Md, will give tn cir attention to the
selling of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
Kind OF country produce W hich may be consigned
TO their care, and by leave refer to the follow
ing gentlemen.
'' y; Wilson, Burton Dcspard, Ctarksburg. :
.. Al. Bennett, JAS. Bennett, Mintcr Bailey,
I 'i;IT ho%EcSs, VIM. Z. arnold, RI. Mccain
"'J'' 'S W;, T. JACKSON, G. L. lInulcy, Weston.
T Wn;'T McssrS. W. johnson IL Go. Elias Lawson,
= M. IL; johnson, L. D. Johnson, G. IL. A.
R KMn5Io o. T.; Sh"rpes, Abraham Smith, John
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
ERuckhannon WofeI.

TNIIE undersigned having purchased the we'll
L known house recently occupied by Mrs
thriving town of Buckhanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in u style I'M
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
ly located near the Courthouse, and has all the
conveniencos for keeping tirst-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country afford.
may favor him with their patronage. comforta-
bic and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
n. Bills STABLE will BIO in the charge of So
Der. attentive holsters. I'D. W.
Anil Is, ls55.-Gm
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

suDDrs DRArH,; MrssLsais Mines, Of
this vicinity, died very suddenly on Sa-
turday, the 9Th inst, from paralytic
stroke. He had been slightly threatened
with that affection a short time previous,
but had recovered. On the day of his
death he had been to SsGlarksburg, and
returned in his usual health. He stepped
2 out for the purpose ofsbfipging in wood,
and remaining longer than expected, soma
Of the family went to look for him, and
found him barely able to speak. He ex-
4 PRED in a,short time after he was taken
in. The deceased was approaching 80
years of tageAgeg !