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e. q Dover; sh Narths Livingston psssed Dungcnnss
Moi e, Rudolph; 5h, Tusco. from vc1nenhAven
~ Sen1 nca Gaxnysn; Nary KimbaI fom Bordeeux x
6eWa 6S r.s s NymPh - Nom p s,so rom ssn
Fia9isSnenfi ~ ~. Charles Dean. trom the Deal -. -
- e 9, Leotus, iron ATdroasan; CorneuA, from
~ ssnopa hom Glasgow; Sea Flower. hpm -;
sd ior Cty Psmt sth Hand rom Cardiff; sth. Fides
nom Liverpool.
ga he New Orleans 9Th. stria from Liverpool.
q ancAer of Deals American ships Hurricane md
The naeer remains on Arkow Bank
1he American ehtp Herring with 5000 bales Of cotton.
u toegfapned ~ totally wreckedat Lessoc
nps Mnemc pu0 his second ofAcor. Mr. Hawkins OF the
mp Congress 10 hAvo acknow from
he British rescuiney0 pera0nS from
wreck 0 10 British shp Boomerang.
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PersonaI IntelIsrence.

EcIbODh 4nu6llIRenCcs
Casus M. Clay in response to request from the cih
of that place, will speak in Alexandria, Ky sa-
turday, the oath inst, upon 'the political questions
which are now agitating the public mind"
The New Jersey Niger worshippers State Convention
on the 2sth inst will De addressed by hon Henry Wilson,
Of Massach usstts and Gen. James W. Nye Of New YORK.
who have positively agreed to be present
Yesterday evening, says the Philadelphia Pennsyro-
nian Of the Goth instant interesting meeting occurred
1t The Merchants H0tel, IN this CITY, between Hon. John
Bsler Governor & Of GsOrnis and his younger bro
separation OF ten years
The 18th Of June being the anniversary
Of the foundation Of the Nashville University, Gen. G.
P has been selected BY the Literary Societies of the
institution to deliver oration appropriate the oeea-
sion and has accepted the invitation.
ARRIVALS.
At the g. Denis HoelMrs- Emily GasQu. aud family Nav
Galnds Parceons; n sanchss Bnrceiona Mis- !. b. Or
yoI Wr!ss Yosi j. B. DesSiss. Paris; % ~ T.
land Appleton Maine; @. =. sheppard New York; Wn.
hn.DS 9hR h rsn e Mr. and Nh
servant, Albany Mlnss EnglA1d Mr and M: TssS v.
ahs%so Is Dr. 'eSsss Sssss ss" New sss: 7sss
Kendall, Boston.
p : ssa
nor Don Antonio Hare TamsIiI; sencr Don Luis Qsoas
MI ss. s.i ~:
Prom s.ysrpsh, in s,ssT.A,p Aepsms.D Gardner,
Pnss Psn@sa M ~ s%A % and w Wsdsy
s.Ds.% Rsnsp asts 4ecssrn ssrssn Man S
= We. n s:ig % Ss 2ss y !. qC MI
TeGt Mrs Ieat Ls ons, lady and child; Miss Robin
hsGses, IN ss a.Gdes asdss sss Srs
ssS & NJ n
From London IN ship ANA eleddsn, say and acr
r 6usr iii. ] smiS and aty 0'""s"'os
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United States Circuit Court.

MAY 20-The Case of the NlsbGH7s The case OF Capt.
Lyster Fsrnsworth and Hall, charged With aiding In
flibusterDg expedition to Nicaragua, again called
The defendants ready for trial. but the United
States District Attorney wished the postponed and
1t was accordingly laid oyer.
Is generally understood that the defendants wiz not
be tried.
SENTENCES Woods convisted Of an assault with
. dangerous weapon the mate Of the Assyria was
sentenced to three years. imprisonment with hard labor
- % p nls a, wno Vas im
and fine of six cents and to be afterwards delivered to
the Portuguese Consul, to be sent of the United
States.
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THE LATEST.
LONDON, May 9-Evening.
The minimum bank rate Of interest Is per cent The
arrivals Of specie during the week foot up and
the exports f2oooo Bar silver quoted at 6s I'D;
dollars, IS. 0Td.; eagles, 76s 2Ad.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports prices rather easier but
not quotably lower, ard the demand moderate. The
sales for the week amounted to 500 bAes Of which
spectators took IL b0 and exporters AGO. The sales
on Friday about 5000 bales the market closing
steady at the following quotations, which official
pricee:-
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ACADEMY or Auslc.-vsrcis grand tragic opera o.
"Luiaa Miller" viii b. produced tonight, Madame La.
grange and Madame DOrmy sustaining the principal 6
male parts The dramatic interest of Cammarano's
brsto and the vgoreus and effective character Of the
music Of this piece constitute features Of attraction
which ought to render popular here With the grow
Ing taste which s manifested for verds competitions
know not how 1t that Luiea Niler' has not been
made more prominent feature In the repertoire Of the
managesnt. Properly sustained, It win bs tonight,
II might b. made Of the most profitable cards in Ito
hands.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Messrs. Barring Brothers Co. report the money mar.
ket without change. Con,ols closed at 92H 92S for
money and 92X 92h for account The bullion in tho
Bank o England has increased fSs, $50.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Messrs Bell Co. report American stocks unchanged,
with moderate business doing. Barring Brothers say
the business was limited at former rates. The following
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trottirg match for $500, mile heats, best thres in
i've, In harness, w announced to Of yesterday A.
tesnoon, between blk. g. Know Nothing and b. Chicso
Jack Tho owner Of Know Nothing Paid forfeit ON the
match, On account Of the smeness Of h horse but If
tsrws1ds trotted him for purse the proceeds of tho
track, which offered BY the proprietors Ali bets
were drawn on the mstch, and now ones made ON the
race two to being saked by the nnanciers
Chicago Jack. Tho trot mile heats, Know Nothing
winning the in nns STYLE makins capital time for
lame horse. The following Il . summary -
TUESDAY, May 2o-Troting match $780, mile beats best
three In fve In harness.
Phfsr namsd b. Chicago Jack. Received forfeit.
g. Mclaughlin named blk. g. Know Nothing Paid forfeit.
SAME DAY-frottiDg purse, mile heats, In harness.
s. Mclaughlin entered blk. g. Know No hing ......
ID. Pfifer entered b. e. Chicago Jack k...........
Time 2:37-2:S2.
cENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-rBorTINa.
trottipg match also came of yesterday afternoon at
the Centree Course between two horses belonging to
New Jersey for u Geo ssde mile heats best three In
Ave, in harness. Five heats closely contested before
decision was arrived At Hiram Woodruff drove one of
the horses. and james vhslplsy the other. Hrsm's
horse won. The following rs . summary
TUESDAY May 2o-Trotting match 81, 900, mile heats,
best three In five, in harness.
Hiram Woodruff named chesnut stallion. 2 2 /
JAS Whepley named grey geldipg ...... 2
Time, 2A7X-2d7k- -2:48-2:40M-2:44
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TURKEY.

Disturbances continued In Turkish Asiatc territory
and there had been Sumatra. There
was nothing additional % to the troubles Nazreth
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The correspondence from the Crmea is up to April 26
1t merely records the preparations for the departure
with the drilling and the furnishing of the with
clothes, to make . good appearance on their return
Two regiments Of Engsh cavalry have already embarked
at Soutari for home.
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ITALY.

1t Is stalled that collective note Of the Powers that
signed the treaty of peace about ready to be forwarded
to the governments of Rome and Naples, recommending
the reforms by Italian people 1t is also said that the
Popes Iegaee at Paris has formally protested against
Count Walewsks language in the Congre, and that the
Pepa' government Is preparing detailed reply thereto.
still further rumored that Naples will anticipate the
Powers rsmonstrancs by grsnring amnesty
tensive scAe,
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THE VERY LATEST,

LIVERPOOL, Saturday-1P. M.
The new British loan has been announced 1t is to be
for Eve million pounds steriDg and the bidding entirely
in consos Parliament has adjourned until the 10th Of
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BARNEY WILLIAMS burlesqus at the Broadway the
tire plen,fuly spced with sharp hits ct Nicaragua,
Champion and other town topics. They hugely
Hshed by the audience.
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Arr from NYork May 8, Republic at Bremen; Renhard
lh Deutchnnd st Hamburg; TIN, Excelsior, Scranton
enanuy danseed ~ coisionl at Lyerpo, Alice
rton Al An,wsrp Feb lHh ARIEL at Hong Kong; May g.
Gsddisna, Tor Hamburg, nA kstone, " =
70, at Belvoet.
AR from Baldmors 4h, Julius of Bremsp; sh Avondae
Arr ircm ubsrss'on 2sth v r Inship at stochholm.
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COrOners' Inauests.

THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT IN THOMPSON STREET The
inquest upon the body ofthe boy Gustavs Lang, who
was suffocaed by falling into the sink in the rear Of
No 90 Thompson street, few days ago WAS concluded
~ Coroner Gamble yesterday morning. The jury, In
this csse took occasion to censure the landlord OF the
such insecure state win be from ths following
verdict"Deatn by inhalng sulphurated hydrogen gas
and ammonia, while in the back house of house No 90
Thompson street, the 10th OF May, 1885, Further,
allowing 1t to remain In such unsafe and dar gerous
condition as the house, upon minute examination, proved
to be-"
SUICIDE BY HANGNG-Ccroner Hills held inquest ct
Wards Island, upon the body Of man named Henry
Burns who committed suicide by hanging himself in the
paint shop attached to workhouse the above nen-
TONED isand The deceased appeared had for long
quite low spirited. He very we'll of, and was
the OF valuable real estate the city of
Dublin, Ireland, but became quite poor coming to
this country, and was deeply affected at his poverty
hanging" Deceased 64 years of age and Was ma
tive OF Ireland.
FOUND DROWNED Yesterday, an unknown man
POUND drowned in pond Of WATER situated at the
of Second avenue and Ninety eighth street. The de-
ceased, appears, had been in the water about three
MONTHS five feet eight inches in height about thirty
Eve yess Of age had black hair but red whisker The
mechanic. Verdict, Death from unknown causes, sup
posed to be drowning"
An unknown man, about thirty ave years of age was
found drowned, yesterday afternoon, at the Hamilton
ferry slip. Coroner Hills held an nq aess upon
:he body Of the deceased when verdict of death from
some causes unknown to the jury" rendered. The
deceased had been In the water about three months
Tho body much decom posed AL the flesh about the
head and had been washed off, 40 description of
the features could not be given by the Coroner.
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AUSTRIA,
THE CRIMEA.

The Synod of Austrian Bishops held at Vienna Is about
sdjourning, without having accomplished its objects
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SARDINIA.

Questions relative 10 the Conferences have been put to
Count Cavour in the sardinisn Chambers He replied
that pending the nego,aicns ocncerniDg Italy he could
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ARRIVAL OF YHE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
~~N~~~>N~rNe>~~>~~~~o~~~~~So~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
>.o>SS~~~>~~~~>~~>>>>o0>>~>N
Opposition i'm Parliament to the New
MARITIME Code.
~e~~>~~>~~~o~>~~>N~>~~o~~NS
BRILLIANT PEACE FESTIVITIES IN ENGLAND.
A General Pardon Granted to Political
Offenders.
,S~~>~>>~>o~~o~~oo~~>~~~~~>
Debate Im tho Belgian Chambers - tho
Freedom Of tho Prcss.
LOSS OF THE CLIPPER SHIP RACER.
~~~>>>>~s~~>>~~~>SS>~S>~>~
COnsOls % l-4 q % 3-8.
Advance in Breadstufis. s.--NO Change in Cotton,
10, 90. -.
Debate m tho Belgian Chambers - tho
Freedom Of tho Prcss.

HALIFAX, May 20, 1856.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang from
Liverpool the afternoon of Saturday. Nay TO- arrived
here at $50 this evening.
The Canada sailed at 10 P. M. with light southwest
wind ana thick fog for Boston, where she will BE- due
about A. NJ. on Thursday.
The steamship Washington arrived at Southampton
the morning Of the 4th inst,
The steamship Cambria arrived at Liverpool . little
before A. N. on Thursday, the Sth and the Collins
steamer Baltic arrived at 5 P. NJ. same day.
Fhe Fulton sailed from Southampton for New York
Wednesday, the 7th, with about $50 passengers and
full cargo.
The steamer Canadian sailed from Liverpool on
the day for Quebec, with seventy passengers mail
and large cargo.
Mr.. Dallas, with his family and Secretaries Of Legation,
also assisted at the Queen's State ball and levee.
May 2eth is to be holiday throughout Great Britain
to celebrate the peace
The clipper ship Racer had gone ashore on Arklow
Bank and would probably prove total wreck All her
passengers and crew, amounting to ave hundred
saved
The mate of the Racer reported to the Liverpool agent
Of the Associated Press before the departure Of the
Canada that the ship fast sinking in the sand, being
then up to her spar deck There chance Of
ing the vessel but divers might recover part Of the cargo
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DENMARK.

The Hanse towns have used to adhere to the capita
zaion forced BY Denmark the question of the dues
Considerable excitement CAUSED by
that our American feet was the way to Copenhagen
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O1WnSEy 8oOoS O>1C. O14cj inoriOr, 4Szo Ot8c
Some circulars quote Mobile middling at $50. 6fc.,
and Upands middng at exc. The stock in port was es-
tmated at 532 900 bAles Of which 600 we're Amsri
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports advance Of ID ID.
per bushe in wheat but the quotations are 30 various
that prices quite unsettled White according to
the above authority, at o.. 3D. 1ls 3D., and red
Ss 3D. los Sd. Flour had advanced Cd. Is. per
generally holding back for lower prices Western Canal
is quoted 32s. 34s. 6d Pbiladephia Baltimore and
Ohio, sts 3D. 37s. Cd. Canadisa, sbs. s7s.; SODA
moderately active demand for export Southern white is
quote st aos, prime Northern, 31s yellow and mixed
In limited demand at 29s. 29s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Mesns Rchsldsop Spence Co. report large transac-
tons in beef but At 10 prices. Quotations kept
quiet, but the market Arm the close Pork Hrm
and wanted. Sales of Western at 87s Cd. Lard-Firm
at 64s for refining and 66s for extra culinary. Bacon
In active speculative demsnd sales at auction at 54s ed
$685. Some new arrivals were reported. Cheese, st
auction sold At decline OF 2s per ewt Taow steady;
North American At As. a 48s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
[From the Brokers' Oircular.1
Common rosin-Pricss weak and transactions small;
g. Crude tnTpsntne nothing doing Spirit. Of turpsn, @
s ssss. e sas: M 81
60. Ons-Linseed unchanged; business moderate; no.
rate demand. Sugar active at advance Of Cd; Cuba
duty paid, sold At 42s. Cd. 4es. Coffee arm Rcs un
change ard in moderate request. Ashes firm, with an
upward tendancy; pots quoted at 3ss pearl 4os.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs BaIirg Brothers report the market for iron
dull rails qysd at fs u. ed bars, fs %. 3D. fs 6s.
Scotch pig, 75s Breadstus unchanged and the demand
moderate Flour, 33s. 37s.; white wheat e8s 72s.
red, 84s $685. Sugar had Auctuated but closed at
advance Of Cd. Coffee quiet Crude turpentine sold at
o. Spirits dull at 32s. a1s. Cd. Rice dull Lard
changed, quoted At $685. . 6ss. Tallow Arm at 46s.
nAvRs MARKETS.
The sales Of cotton for the week ending 9Th May IN
elusive amounted to 1900 bales Market dull but quo
tatons unchanged. New Orleans tres ordnsaire, 95'.
Mobile 93f; uplands 9.59f.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The Manchester market without any material
change, and the business WAS to moderate extent
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 10-1P.M.
Cotton unchanged but the market closed firm and the
tendency upward The sales of the day will be- 5000 or
10000 bales Brepdstuxs firm, but transactions mcder
ate White Indian wanted at 3os Provisions srn
at Fridays quotations.
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Mr. Hooper and lady frs Aubury and attendant Mr. Mco
neil sId lazy MT Desscr and lady Mis-. Forayh Master
Mr. Whitehead and LADY, Mr. and Mrs McOurdy Mr. ard Mrs
siclsne Mr and Mss Todd Mr. Kellard and two children,
Mrs Hanfcn nm Brown. Mr. and Mrs Wind: Miss Mills Mr.
Pomap, Bvts, Anterman, eubord, Arklay, Pflispury,
hvaIs vauehan Sinclair Janson Csstendoke Ducke vss
MSrrs9n LassS,si,: Weets BARKER. Thompson Marsh
GinTdy, Bsyyood, Piokfsrd, walker, Young, Watson,
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net speak fuy With rsspecs to the treaty Of psee he
believed 1t would ensure great moral snd mstsrial 3D.
vantages The Sardiaian view of the Itaan question
Vas adopted, whilst that Of Austria rejected Hence
ths question Of Italy Ia and must contnus be Euro
psan matter. He added that the relations Of Austria
and Piedmont not amsorated by anything that hAs
ocaurrsd and that the Ssrdnian government may rely
on the people to meet every emergency
dispatch from Turin ssys the memorandum present
ed BY Count de Cavour and the Marquis dc WianarnA
to the Chambers shows that Austria having ut The Con
ference refused to discuss the condition Of Ihy Sardinia
Is the only see which offers barrier to rsvoluion and
demands the cooperation OF kDgand and France in
rying out reforms. 1t shows that the Austrian occupa
ton Is opposed to the interests Of Italy and Europe and
contrary to the treaty to humanity and justice Final
ly, the memorandum calls England and France to
unite with Sardinia the application Of eniesous
remedy.
Naples permits the export Of breadstus until Juns16,
at half the previous export duty namely ct Ave earni
BreadstuEs moderate.
SPAIN.
Arrests of suspected persons continued at HaresonA
The eonsopton had passed Of quisty throughout the
sssaAry.
HOLLANN
treaty ofcommerce and navigation based on pvinoi-
pies Of reciprocity has been concluded between Austria
and Holland.
DENMARK.
The Hanse towns have used to adhere to the capa
zation forced bv Denmark the question of
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HOLLANN

treaty ofcommerce and navigation, based on prino
pies Of reciprocity has been concluded between Austria
and Holland.
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ADvERTIgEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLETICAL4.

N1T7oFzL DEMOCRATIC EXC MsT0R 0E1B1"of-
IN posed the enemies Of the democratic parry and In
Of The nominees the Malel Conven.
uonn meeting Of this club viii be held ct thetr room.
dse Bond sxse- on Thursday evening next Nay q, as
O'Clock enrol members transact general business BY
order 0 JOHN B. HABKIN, Chairmsn pro tenn.
GAosas1s. G1osas q. B4asasp sasym Jr' Secretaries.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-09
Miscenaneoua
NO MUREBgfG.
The Celebrated Patent Co
meal Burr Stone Will.

THEsE mills are adapted for all the usual
Il grinding, and may be propelled by Wa
ter, Steam, Wind or Horse Power, and viii dc
its work with great rapidity and perfection, and
may be put up and keptin order BY almost any
person. It's perfect Grist Mill in miniature
and is undoubtedly the cheapest and best Mill
ever offered to the public. These mills arc not
made of IEoN and STEEL, which soon become dull
MOUSE. and then cannot be sharpened again, but
of the best FRENCH BURR STONE, which is
butlittle affected by use, and when it does be-
come dullit can easily be sharpened by the far
mer himself.
They are durable, not liable to get ont of or
der, and can be driven withless power than any
other kind of Mills.
To the above Mills have been awarded at diff
fcrcnt times FORTY-SEVEN, PREMIUMS, in
Guiding GOLD EXHIBITION MEDAL, Certificate,
and copy of the Reports of Juries by tho Royal
Commissioners of the Worlds Fair, held at Lon
don in 1851.
There are five sizes of these Mills, ranging
from Hand-Mill, to one suitable for large Mer-
chant Mills, and capable of grinding from three
to eight bushels Of wheat or corn, and from six to
fifteen bushels offced, an hour.
ANY number of certificates of the utility of
these Mills, might be given, but we only publish
the following. The Mill of y r. Barb is Of the
second size, and costs only 800.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-09
HELMEoLD's TIGTLY CONGRATULATED
Compound Fluid Extract
S5:aF&;a EsaPiR1a.

cor Purifying tho Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess OF Mercury, exposure and
imprudencc in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease. arising from an impure state OF the Blood
and the OEiY reliable and cifcciual known re-
lncdy for the cure of Scroiula. Salt Rhcum
Scald lead, alterations otthc Throat and Logs
rams and SwellinyS Of The Bones letter PIN
pies on the Face, and all Sealy EruptUns of the
FiNIilS article is now prescribed by some Of The
4 most distinguished physicians in the coun-
try, and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation of Sar.pparilI Ia vet offered
70 the public. Several cases of secondary Syphi .
lis, Mcrcuru and &crofulous disease have entire
Iy recovered in the incurabIc wards OF orr Pub-
lie institutions which had for many years rc,is-
ted every mode of treatment that could b: devi
Scd. These cases furnish striking examples Of
the Sautary effects Of this medicine in aires:iug
some Of the most invctcrate Diseases after the
glands were destroyed, and the bones already uf.
icctcd.
APPROPRIATIONS from responsible Physicians
and Professors Of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates Of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Price, Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 per bottle, OF
bottles *
& 's sarsapariiIa, &:
ecu in strength to one gallon of Syrup of sar-
sapariIla.
Prepared and sold by II. T. HELMBOLD. Che
mist, 253 Chestnut Street, near the Gerard House
Philadelphia.
To be had ofJOS. L. CARR, Clarksburg, and
of Druggists everywhere.
All letters directed to the Prnpricror or Agent
viii receive Immediate attention. my23 "
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Mechanical.
ScOGt3s Little Giant
COrn amd Cob Will.

TTVHE subscribers have purchased the exclusive
l. right to make and vCnd the LITTLE
GIANT. i'll forty counties in Western Virginia.
and are making their arrangements to furnish
the mill i'll the various counties by the LIST of
September next, that all persons who are de-
sirous of supplying themselves with this VGlu-
able Mill will have an opportunity of doing so.
1t is, doubtless, an invention among the most
Important of modern times, for the use of the
well advised farmer and stock feeder, and the
universal favor with which it has been received
from the first, more than anything else, attests
| its utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity of construction,
! and convenience Of use, the Little Giant has no
| equal. 1t weighs from three to five hundred
ton by the farmer in twenty minutes, without
expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and
| used with convenience by any body.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the FIRST
| PREMIUMS at every State Fair from Missouri 70
Maryland the past Fall, and that i'll the most
| complimentary manner.
| These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against breakage or arrangement
and wurrunte 10 GIinI feed from cob corn and
gritS fine homiuy from shcl'ed corn VITA Il
degree of and convenience for !:,I II purposes
never attained before.
| There are four sizes Of the LITTLE GIANT
which will be sold nj the following prices. viz
No !, is offered at $50, comNi"t' really for At
tHchiEg the team. and warranted t. grind eight
bushels OF feel per hour. vi h one horse. No .
at $40. will grind ten bU.hc!~ PR hour, with one
horse. No. ,. at so, Will grind fifteen bushels
Per hour. with Two horses. No. Z, ut fG", will
| grind twenty bushels per hour, with two horses
! ~" All communications adlrCosGI % us n
Weston, Va, will receive promp. attention.
MctiEE MOORE; or
n. c. COOPER,