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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES, Of differ mt Sizes that hiahly
mended 10 tn we have hesitation In warrantng them
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices Of wood makes Important 10
mica ousekeepers provide good Stove that will
well with coal These have, far given entire satisfaction
and recommended to the attention those about sup
ply them. elves with Cook Stoves.
We have also, the following patterns Of argh Stoves for
wood universally popular in the Eastern for
economical consumption of the fuel warranted bake and
draw well
Il The MayHower, two Sizes
The Hacyon two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in for sale usual low and
modang terms the following popular stoves om the best
foundres of the West:
The Kentuckisn Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Tennessee do do do.
TIE Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium; -
The Pennsylvauan: al o. which We VIII sell on rs low
terms they can be procured in the city.
TaE WROUGHT Iron COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all orders.
june.I MACKENZIE WILSON
I1OPS ANO SCRUBBGNG BRUSHES.
I USr Received, Long Hand scrubbing Bru.heS, Han
ID Brooms, busting Brushes, Mops Tea Cup Mops, real
Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hsmpe I'd 4.
msy2S MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOVICE 10 SHIPPERS,
Nv Savannah IN Naahrllle -

the Nasi vile and ChattSDoogh Railroad Company
II have notified and reminded Central Railroad Com
anes Of &c rFia Of rates and Il does nol
seem TO have been noticed recognized the hand bills Of
that Company, recently distributed In ety. We take
ts method u Informing Merchants and shippers by
thzt line that the rate viii be 81 IS for 100 nrzt
goods and rot tl % the grand bills represent;
the through rate rs class goOs the sea-
ward 10 Nashville bot ss hect the variation 10
sdfite o. in sasr and deductiod 81 10 ess PEI O8Ihs
% Winter ~hch makes the rate Advertisement,
ttSS fom June TO December and 81 fTo Dec to june
junsaf s,nsrn,sni,n.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

E al
RRlvAL and Departures Of Passsn ger Trains To taxa
n egeet on ana atsr saturday, June flst, 1855 ~
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville 905 o'clock Ar
riving chaenOoa a. e5 oicck p -. Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashy a. p 81. arriving chattAnooPa
at4 80 Nh.
pay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga 81 GAM Ar
rvinR 81 Nashge $50 a. Might Passenger Train leaves
chaianooga AZ 2 10 pm. Arrivns Nashyle e45 An.
=. -..r H. I ANDERSON, Superintendent.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
NO IS COLLAGE STREET
IIAVF Just received the following articles:
II white Narcotics brtiantes, for Basques
Jaconet and Swiss Bands houncings
knb'd Swiss Muslins great variety;
muius Collars and SleeveS-(separate and in sets;)
Linen and Cambria do
Mourning do
White, Blue and Scarlet Bord 9mity Quilts new article;
Ladies' and Misses LiSle Thread Hose;
70 dozen email Red Bonestick FAM;
10 A" White
II 4" Sandal Wood q"
u 4" Assorted g.
Also stock Of heavy coored and white Cotton
for servant Pan Plain and Striped 0snabugs and Don
In great variety aud OsnsburRs and Brown Do
mestcs each Domestics all width and prices, ed and
uDdresed; Cotton and Linen sheetngs 1owes Napkins,
Table Cloths, Dsuak, &c &C, all at the lowest possible
prices.
All des ,ripons Of Printed BAreges Tissues, Grenadines
and all ptons o. ooioed SILKS at greatly reduced
ices. myG0 c. McNAlRY 4 co.
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Who wants to Betl

W 10 WantS 10 BtN
ONE hundred hass II Flour,
W fry bashsl- Meal
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been depoaited AZ 10 bet the following
terms IS Hams and enough Meal Flour 20 nth a.
that the successful candidate w be the next President he
lives and doe resign 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog THAI he eanas who gets beat vii not receive
many elect~rsi votes the ore aho Is successfui
The balance 90 bet opportunity Offers tie chances m all
eases 70 equal 10 the mentioned above. II these bets
not taken soon the whole vii b sud account q hs
depostor- Cheap foF cash. d. g. RUhSkf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

V'EN TEACHERS Of nrst ability. empoyeain The
School; aGordng facilities for thorough ENelH edu-
cation, with Latin Greek the modern polite langasReS
SIC lon guar piano, harp and organ drawing embroidery,
arc seven kinds q painting.
Refinement OF manners the etiquette Of society ineu
Gated. Partisan lady resides the family Prixea are
awarded IN each department.
Aid 70 physical e5scatioa be found IN calst encs
Dancng. Gymnasium, Bowling Alley (strsctly private
swimming In Mystic River (sal hor.ebaek riding, 4e Well
trained saddie horses belong TO the Seminary.
For PARTICULAR, address the PTfac-PdI
MAs THOMAS p. SMITH.
RrTUsKsczs-Hcn. Robert @ Winthrop Boston; Hon. I'd
ward Everett do chsrrs Broeks West heeford Raw.
John isrpon do p GaFdner H. Principal Boston lain
Seboc Hon Abhoti Lswrenee Boston; Kew Hubbard VIM
soy New York; Rev. wn. Hague, D. Albany Rev kol-
In III NeAle, D. D ,Bos,en. Hoa. Sam Housion fsxas-
n4ylt-
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FRoMCHARLEsTON AND sAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
To TAKE kFFgcr
On and after the First of june.


On and after the First of june.
FIRST Glass
Piano Portes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
Hste, Lqaors, ills, &c, in bottles Camphine and
Spirits Turpeptine, in bbls.. CarTviing, China Glass
and Glassware, Cigars IN cases. Clocks Conf,ctona-
es, Cotton Cards Cutlery. in casks and boxes;
Dry Goods IN boxes and bales; Drugs, Frults Fruit
Trees and shrubhers, Furs Garden Seeds Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Pisse, lat owners risk)
Oysters IN cans and jars Saddiery Tin and Britannia
Ware, Teas and spcr, per loo lbs, from 1st Deem
ana from lst June to LIST December isS
SECOND CLASS
Hardware such ssf specaeS in First and Third
csss; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liq1ors in
bol and pipes; Tobacco in boxes; Leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils. in bbls. and casks; CrOckery and
QueensSsre In crates and casks; Rice, Whiting
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copper, per leo lbs SEQ
THIRD Class
Axes, Shoveis Spades Sad Irons Zine and Tin in pvs.
Tuplate, Anvils, Vices, essks o. Chains and Hoes.
Manila and Cotton cortage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
Mn Tearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Resin in hbls. per loo lbs ....... so
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated; also, Car boys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight but Al
double First Class Rates, or, per leo lbs. ...Sa50
The rates are the same from Charleston and Savannah to
Stevenson and sh stations q Il side, Nashville
Overchsrges where they evidently exist be corrected
By the Nashville and Chattanooga Raroad and paid bv th
Treasurer upon certificate from the gent delvrirr
The ROas will not pay for hidien damages or pirv 10
contents OF boxes or packages when no external appearance
No claim for damages win considered unless seeorna
MED with receipt showing the goods have been in qeod
order when delivered to the Roaos at Charleston sa
Yannah.
In Of short goods the Roads require 80 days for an
animation OF the hneh not found by the expirat Of that
time the Road del verng viii be authorised 70 paybut no
claim ha b. considered or goods sought for uuess receipts
are exhibited As evicence OF shipmeut
No goods will be delivered until an charges are Maid and
receipt gwen by the consignees or their agents
The Agents Of the n c. r ave under heavy bonds 10
the company; and az freight bills the Agents nd
viduay; therefore freight bills paid in u and re-
CARNATIONS for charges, damages Sc must be paid By
the Treasurer only upon certificate Of the Agent and
thoTity of the Superintendent.
mSy15 HI ANDERSON, supr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

SUNDRIES.
EO STEEL CROW BARS,
w &c bundles Steel Buggy Tires,
10 sheets Copper,
$50 Copper Bottoms,
IS Hall Speer Flows,
90 CultiVators,
II kegs Boiler Rivets
"a Wrought Spikes,
800 assorted Skilets and Lids,
100 Ovens and Lids,
80 pair Dog Irons,
Platform Scales.
Just received by steamer Wenona, and for sale by
D. D. DICKEY, No B College ST.,
ana 30 Na~hville
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

Pigmiss are Pigmiss still. though psrehsd On
Alps
SINGS POPE but that dBlAnk Verse" a. sung a. ~
closing hymn q Mayor snd Aiasrmen makes ~ouF"
Pony (ths editorial atsrny VIII please sxee) E horse
and our cart big cart and BIG netHiihstAnd
ing treated the eonmtaee segAr vhch Is per
i- eash- We hope mary trends wi assist IN
sfcton aud srnd BIC of u Subscribers. To clubs q
80 iess the handsome thing. ne Horse and
Cart WI regular usual notwithstanding hrvsomevsr.
ID. G. KUMsET.
ITO STICK RAtSERS the Farming Conmunity general
~ who VIII sesa us e5 ae n postage ssnnps via tel
uas a. p. O. RUsfSEY
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Corn Meal.

Corn Meal. rvr
A s good as anybodys at d. G. RUMsEYs.
Hurra for BuckmOre g. FiIlingham
- PEAKlNG o. Hans lot Of very choice for
y sale low at d. G.. KUMSEYS.
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''0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot o. Market Baskets Of all sizes, made from
n this same Willow, 80 SAID" for sale by
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.
I'AKEN this spring from the apiary Of Dr.. T. B. Hsmtn
also specimen Of the Hives used win be exhibited
free at all reasonable hurs to which price viii be aided
should be The naniuous wish Of portion Of The au
dienoe, for particulars call and sec tat
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO cHARLEsToE AND
SAVANNkH r.. l5r9I

IN and after this date, the Articles enumerated below
" viii be sent through 70 Charleston Savannah At the
prices an xed % each article:
Tobacco, hhds., y 100 Rs.... ............ soc
Pork in bbls- leo ..-.,.....efO 90
70 H.. ANDERSON, subj
BI-u n 4 q. Railroad.
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DYER PR,RL. PkslDnr. ,. @. PkAEL. cAsHIEa.
The City Bank,

NASHVILLE gEAHESxkE
DEALs in csls kXoHANek, aad secUkifiHs-
~ Makes oaecous n al psrts e t5s cs1eFy sua esls
nssress % sfAHpuls pEPipiis 10
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Express Notice.
EzIJaa ES5sxzsa 49, kz&ln
1880 - Z -;T--st

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
'INHE ADAMS Express COMPANY" have made ar
rangemenfs vi the above Rails osd for Daily Express
line ant prepared receive and forward Freight
Packages, Sc bv Passenger Trains Huutve Decatur
uscunibis and informed stations on the @. and N
4 U Railroads small Psckag NJ reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily VI o'clOck an
70 treights 70 be forwarded nv Express will be called
or without extra charge. lsOl0-ul AK. HOLT, Agent.
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IanRs-1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Salt
hadies' Boots Sc Shoes.

A FINE lot of city male S. a. Morocco and
IL kid ladies' and Misses boots and walking
hoes. re JOHN IRWIN.
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NeViGo0ds!

yTTMs JoHNSoNy6s co have justreeeived,
wv atid are now opening ut Bridgeport, the
largestastpek of Goods ever broug ht tothe Fcottn
ty, and will keep constantly on hand every
kind Of Goods usually kept in Town or Country
Stores. aii p ~
:. Thief armers of Harrison, Lewis, Upshur, Bari
bour and Taylor counties, are requested to cal
and get their fall supplies on ten ms as low as a.
any other store in the country: full supply q
Salt, Iron, Nails, Castings, Crates, and evert
thing farmers usually want, alwayson hand.
: The NV. Va. Railroad Company having es-
tablishedi "a Depot at Bridgeport, for the recel
ton and forwarding goods, &e!, VIM. Johnsop
g Co., solicit from Merchants nd Others q pot
ton OF their custom. Every effort will be mafe
TO give satisfaction to those consigning good
to their care. .'.'i 'tt - :. - i'
II Our present cash prices for the leading artic1s
of trade, are as follows: .'2
|, G. A. SALT, full sacks, .5.s .t'.'5t 20
Is HKANAWHA SALT, per bu. ~ 633
r. SUGAR per hundred pounds, 1144
g. Retail, 1915
COFFEE, " 12k94
SPUN COTTON, .4l2
BROWN MUSLIN. - t.-.-. ego
We,do not permit any one to sell lower tim
we do.
The highest market price will be given forhll
kinds of produce in exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots of wheat to SELF
cash will do we'll to call hero before selling. We
keep posted Us to the Baltimore prices.
The convenicnces at this depot for Forwarding
cattle, hogs, &C., arc superior to any in The
country. Pasture, hay or grain eau Away be
obtained upon fair terms. .
October 10th, 1S56.-1y.
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: aAftenffoll. GenfIefileIll,l

p osENTHAIf& BRol eaitgthol attention. .i
~ The sitizsns II ure eud vicinity 81,
s ~, w nsy lGthi1g y6sR tey 6spsd
Having purchased tllbeoods tUtle ;astetn d.
ties for cash, We will able toFell 81 thsloFsss
Eastern prices; aud EEL confident that w,e cls-
aTsIRade ibfhe most tA4hiOnabIe mn Z { me-
- the same tine are yeEYs dHFable, ,s5 ~
OHf Stock cohstste 81 every vafiety N Mems
Lord R4elant Sack sud EroelS coafs q dfftSTeusF
mateTt alAi u leSs Coats, 400 assiastL
Business Costs, Gum ECo8ts Panfs cons; 81 a
geSss IN all styles. Also, Gents FnrnishflsLs
goodss sualas Shirts lEan dkeFcfliefs DragiefE
Gloves, etc. u would take TOO much sp-cs Is
nae ~ THE rent artsts- lfe iiif 10 OF
ono ~ ny scan ~ 4, isentlai'-s 5ernoen H.
WINS SeoFeand Smith- rin Slor. brfonf Ar
eli ne effcwheFo. RoSENIHAL g RfS,.
ClHsksburg. Va, oet 24tl. y s5--eEi-
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In ChancerV.

/. A TRULEs held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Circuit Court of Barbour county, on the LIST
y onday in October, 1856, f-Eztn 7E
William stalnaker, Complainant, 'aaf rs e
Amos ". .Hawley, Defendant gaa --7s
The object of this Suits to subject certain
tract of land inBarbour county, situated on Te-
tors crcek to sale, in satisfaction of the purchase
money due thereon from the said Amos W.
clIawley to complainant, Stalnaker. And it; APP
p. airing by affidavit fled that the defendant,
Hawlcy, is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth, it is ordered that he do appear within
one month after due publication of this order,
in this suit. 1t is also ordered, that this order
be published for four successive weeks in Coop
er's Clarksburg Register, n weekly new spaper,
published in Clarksburg, Harrison county, Va,
and be also posted ut the front door of the Court
House of Barbour County, on the first day of the
next County Court. copy: teste,
L. D. MORRALL, Clk.
D. NJ. Anvil, for Complainant.
oct24-4t
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Prospectus of
&c THE VIRGINIA: CONDUCTOR. "


TNHE GraDd Division of the Sons Of Tempe
rance of Virginia has determined 70 estah-
lish newspaper, to be published molthiy in
The city, ofRichmond. in qmarto form OF eight
ayes. 10 be called 81 The Virginia COlhuctor'
O he edited by Thos. ]. Evans, in cophecu0n
.ith Il publishing committee, consi stiIg Oh "
=. Wiley, Of MOrgant"wn, kcv. fon1 ~
lroadus, of the University oil NlrElnrsa ana Luz
can Minor. OF Williamsburg; and to te devoted
4 the ,,dvocucv of the order of the Sons oil
TEMPERANCE, TO the diffusion Of Information con-
c.rninp the Order and the general ppgress OF
the te,nperance reformation in TINS t"o other
States: and TO the defence Of our prtn;'PteS' II
is to be the official organ Of commit" s"to" "e
tween tn Grand Division aud us onGe'S' u"u
the subordinate Divisions, aud 1t IS u sEe SUI" SUI
space to other m ItterS as may EeFE' ~
the journal Interesting and useful
S,hscriniL.ns enough have al"eafy been oo
tanned, with the aid guaranteed tronithe trea:u
nv Of the G. Division, TO eusure the. P"Sl'c".'H"
for one yeal at least. The paper q" oe P""-
ished and sent to the present subscribers To-
ono wear il not one other name DO tuueH ~ ~
list II is confidently hoped ho"eY'' =" 49,.
list will be greatly increased. nn'ns w -, -,
oDI,, tho names Of Sons of TempeSiHce, but OF
many friends of the cause who N.Y. o -. a.
cienIly engaged in promoting ten
forts outs de the Division room. :, .ho
The object of this paper is not toph"Ne - sIS S
source of revenue but to bring to tsar, IN 5lne
State of Virginia, in favor OF the Yen s,bi
formation, that power which Is le't - :, go,
in every enterprise oil modern I
ofthe PreSs. eli s,,h
AM letters in regard to the Pape 1au9 az suo-
scrintTois thereto to be sent to Thoma J Evans
richmond va. forms on which the paper . VII
Be- furnished petannua,P 9yaos lu ~.
~ ADVANCE Subscribers shout sta.e
teT names and the name 81 me fost -
= .a.A
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ltMercanfiIc.
CWEA;P CLOTHING!

TNLISHA OWENS has Just returned from Bal
N timore with large stockof
Cloths, Cassimeres. yestings, &c.,
of o superior quality. which he is prepared to
into clothing of the latest styles,
and in the most durable manner. He has also.
a large and splendid stock of ly,--l ~ 100,
/, 4 READY-MADE4 cLoTHNG!
which he will beat the Jews', in selling low.
His stock consists in part of Coats ofall kinds,
q great variety of Pantaloons, Vests of every
style and quality, Drawers. Undersh irts. Fancy
and plain Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
Handkerchiefs, Tics, Suspenders, &c.
AT tho old,stand on NJ ain Street, opposite the
store of Charles Lewis. ,-t.fn
He will still continue to Manufacture clothing
of goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for past
favors, he hopes by strict attention to business,
to merit continuance of the same. ~
% Octo Der gath, 1s5s.-1y
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Trust Sale.

- Y virtue of decd Of trust executed to me rs
day ny ISL md Of reeoTd n on Tic s Cc ggS
Office ofIlnrriSon county Court, in Decd Book
No. IS, Folio SOL, to secure the payment Ger
tain debts therein mentioned, will sell ut pub
rison county, on the 9sthday of November next,
the property in the said trust mentioned; conSis-
ting of IL house and lot in the town of West Mil
ford, household and kitchen furniture, Cabinet.
makers tools, one Cow. hogs, 5000 feet of um-
Der, &C., &C., &c. Tho title to the real estm to
is good but acting as trustee, shall only
vey such title US is vested in me by said trust
decd Terms If sale = Cash down.
ISAAC fERINE, Jr.,
Oct24-St Trustee.
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NEW GOODS g. NEW TERMS!

THE subscribers thankful for tho liberal pa
i tronage heretofore extended to them, beg
leave to inform their customers and tho public
generally that they have just returned from the
eastern cities with of the lnrgest and bes9
consisting of the following, viz
LADIES WE Ar Dress Silks, various stylc,Eoo@
and cheap. Debage in the piece and pattern
Cashmere in the piece, patterns and Roles
Prints. of various styles and patterns, cheap,
! GExrLEEEX's WEAR.--Fine French TTIlled
Cloth, Doeskin Cashmere, Sattinetts, VestPat-
terms, &c. Also, large lot Of Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Gaps and Bonnsts. Groceries of every de-
Queensware, Glassware, &C., and in fact eve,
nv article which is likely to be called for sail OF
which will be sold for cash or country produce.
Feeling it will be to 1 the tSteESssRF M
which ia entirely new in this country wethere-
fore earnestly solicit all friends to call before
LAYING in their winter supplies-we intsnd TO
~ssb : go =! LANG & SLIGHT.
bridgeport, Va, Nov. LIST 1s56,-oc91
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NOTICE

ITO BUILDERS, BRICKLAYERS ND
i STONE MASONS! Sealed proposal fol
the construction of II Court house for the dun-
ty of Tucker, at the town of st. George, will
be received by the undersigned until SatLday
the 29th of November next, at IL o'clock, T.
Bids for the whole job, or for the Stone brk,
Brick work and Joiner work separately vi be
considered, aud tho committee reserve thfight
to accept or reject any bid. The buildings to
be of brick, IS feet by 50, two stories higl and
to contain Clerks Offices, two Prison Gel and
Jury rooms. Ample time will be given + the
completion of the work, aud bond with furl-
ty will be req uircd for its faithful perforhnce.
Specifications and Jther Information mayo OBJ
tanned Of the undersigned. Bids should I'D
dressed to the Building COMMITTEES, Wtern-
ford Tucker county, Va, and endorsed'n the
envelope, Proposals for C. H" other qnmu-
nicatioms should not be so endorsed.
WIN. +. PARSONS,
SAM. w. BOW MAN, R,fro. r
;e WILLIAM EWIN, C;ouE,tser
-.-.f ANDREW PIER, -
aIr, WIN. CORRICK. .rr
- Westernford Tucker Co.. Va Oct. l $50.
Hl oclO7t
10 Weston Herald aud Morgantcwn tar CO.
Ply until 2lst November.
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Weston blouse,

Kept BY a ais S BaiIss, and by joseph
+. Wilkinson.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the trav-
Cling public, that ho is prepared to give the
weary traveller pleasant retreat. nss
His table is furnished with the best the mar
kct affords, his bar is supplied with choice Ii
quors-witha an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. The attention Of tho house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty Reception.
ask my friends Of Harrison, Gilmer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give me call, and will try my besttto make
WEsToN, Aug. LIST, ls55-1y. *
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Quick Sales and mall
r.' PROFITS 4

NEW CLOTHING STORE, opptc the Court
N House, in Clnrksburg
ABRAHAM MARKS has iuSrrived from
Philadelphia with large stock Ntcady made
Winter Clothing, which he will sat city prices
for cash. i
He has grca t assortment of Grcoats, Bus
mess Goats. Dress and Frock l!oa of all kinds.
Cashmere, Cassin ct, Cloth, 4 all kinds OF
Pantaloons Vests of every SD and of every
kind of goods.
He also keeps u regular Gontdcn's Furnish
ing Store, in which may be fou every article
of gentlemcn's wear. .-s
He invites the public geno-alE call aud eX-
anime his assortment before fchasing else-
where. They will tind this to their advan-
tage, as he charges nothingt showing his
goods, whether they buy or mol 10 takes plea
sure in showing his goods.
October gath, lS56.-3m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Swan g. Co.'s Lotteries.

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