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General Depot Special Ag
street, New Orleans, la. t
FERMIFUGES. ,.75
Winer's Canadian, r
Perryl's Dead Shot, n
Jayne's Tonic,
Ker1's, "
B. a. Fahnestock's, u
ae9 5i ga.fa, McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM.
n EDIES,
Wistar's Balsam of Wilde Cherry
Hastings Naptha, si5 I,
Shernian's Balsa1n, 49,
tBuchan's Hungarian,
Devis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Hall's BalsnIn,
lGwaym's Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
yTaylor's Balsarn Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant, }
8Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Iiiverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARIIIIAS,
DIR. John Bulls, .a
z; S. p. Townsend's,
\ Sands's, .a
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, E !
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graeffenbere's
s-3a Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening, q.
's Ewen's Strengthening,
Il jew David's or Hebrew, ri
2 l 81 Badeau's, IDS
Knapp's Indian,
Alcock's Porous,
GriHith's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice.
/ LINIMENTS. l..a
Mexican Mustang, a Iasil9
Farrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, S$7@
"a AZ Hayes's,, gsss
! 1 Tobias's Venetian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's, E
d. Gardeners, ~
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
4 a Cherokee 4a
~ gy,g Jayne's.
\ AGUE REMEDIES, ets.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup, m
Wynkoopis Tonic, So
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
zG5L LOIENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, u
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpene or HairGloss
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons katharien, IT
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene, e. ID
Iondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau I4ustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western. .s
OINTMENT AND SALYES.
Dalley'sMagical PainExtractor
Professor Holloway's Ointment
McAllister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salye, Pryor'sI
~ Pile. '-r'- -. ga
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's |
Louden's All-Healing, Russia. |
OILS. 's'
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Seaspa's dol
British, Harlaem.
H5Ea. LID BITTERS.
Mofatis Phoenix, Blake's Aro-I
matte. 't.''I.-
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1NOEs SALE-A BARGAIN--ON ACCOUNT OF Ny
Z Removal 10 the Abita Strings.

TNOI2 SALE-A -BARGAIN-ON ACCOUNT OF MY
T. Removal to the Abia Springs.
MY RESIDENCE, situated in the town of Claiborne, OPP
ppsite Covnton 100 yards Steamboat landing and
2 miles from the Ab Springs Two boats run
Covington where Schools markets. stores, churches
afford all the conyanences required for pleasant summer
winter residence.
Claiborne is noted for fine Springs to which among other
advantages its entire exemption from yellow fever and cholera
be aScribed It's salubry be judged from the fact
family of children workuen and have called
physician. 'S=
The property consists of twosory Brick House.
below and fosr above with outbudngs Orchard
stands in lot 800 feet 1900
feet deep The be increased to 50 acres Sur
rounding there growth of magnolia oak laurel pride of
China etc. a-
For terms which will be low, apply Mr. KENDIG No. 80
Camp street. the subscriber, Goyngon, La P, Q.
felS j. S, B0sSIERE.
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$ SA9 M nc EA "A IN a3 NAxJ.lsSyAA1 AMSUEEANCAI
ssssenisnt III tho affairs bshsd: Z Ms
Aiaunt My r, VIZ:
81 81 a Marin RsEs
rs 500 50
Less premium On q G23 %
IT. 22s lDI 4si
for ss4ss, 0s
on Fire y. 4 .ss.s .ts. S05B13 %
a a Mssss 1iss asss
81 Nh MI
aad adinshnant 1899 o.
5 Totais losses . " I. u. 8sss5la54s
Reinsurance $3.50 81 VA
Fen cent retarn, HbI AZ
Expenses, including those Of tho agencies 5l5e6 80
4ee7 $50 40
st psoats
& A Jap TUIATI0G.
Amount Of earned .48s $50 03
1sss amount of pgeniliia5 9pad by the
hferehantsa fnfnEegcs Seltl Gonnsas til St
ST. ccs, and on hieai they abandoned F
their sight per contract. $50 600 90
Premiums paid BIZ parties who hnye aban- q
doned their lights profits
NM M9eraioa af kSn PEI cent interest $50 PA II
Balance, haaE res armed premiums participating In
VAIL M tfa t864 gf
44a Gonpaf have the following assets, viE iia
l short time
being gl72S 49,
1as collection. ,5S1G2
of settlement. 1873 rs
Zeal nihee buldiDg 81 g94 96
hand. 046 90
Total assets
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6-sTENSGENT MUTUAL IEBgHANEE COM
In THEIR 3Bp II5DTEGS, CORNER
or CAMP STREET "a kDsgoMAERgIAL PLACE-MA-5
nave the folisRing ASSETS.
invested iii bonds mud
double sie araat loaned DIG 90
Loans OH hank other 90
Bills receivable being for So
value cost 03
Due for premiums of collection IS
Scrip from other companies, esmatad
CASH on hand; 1
TOTAL eas 40
S THAs. As ADAMS, Preside Et NJ
Ss GEO. u 0NASs Vice President. NJ
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II w. ssIssDg4WAR0sB4 CABINET gglfRgT-
IN 3E " ITs Magazine street and II
tlia drnitnre Of every variety for sae3and
| made orGes ID coed and sabsantial manner Office
"a FsEslitfe made Hotels, Ships Steamers
and 5kEa h0nsss supplied with Furniture Bedding al
tia SHORTEST n1tieei7 tf555@58# F$TE8
Ate large brick house on Julia street.
eaf b store ay quantity Of goods for
Families IeBRinEs The city 81 gag
Furniture Carts 10 hire and moving attended to with care
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,.,LvJNEsCHLOSS BROS. s CO

sa .s~4,sLUNEsGHLOSS BIsOs. s. Co.
1 ia Camp street. beg leave to advise the City
TX l. and Country trade that they have on hand
on consignment and are ordered to close
W Wforthwith, large assortment Of Guns, Rifles,
Pistols Swords Table and Pocket Cutlery n
Builders Hardware every description, Crates Tools etc.
etc. etc. they reasonable prices and
TING tarnis v Gt!4Er71 58&$ fel4 n
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THE BAGASSE FURNACE. - LETTERS PA
for the United States granted 10 sAMUEL H. GIL
MAN. Of No 81 Naehez street, New Orleans under the date
December A 1854 for burning Wood and Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
proxsdin taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
Ist oks entirely by natural raugh and without the aid
"a contains CRATE other irons in the interior
3D. Il requires oppage Of the mill 10 have It's ashes
cleaned ont. s5=Ltg5S r n ~ 4.
rhe Bagasse stirred touched after h arrives
In the furnace. th
5h 1t burns all the Bagasse, and makes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken of crop IN LoisiA
in compliance with the above five conditions. 80
dies rot resemble any oher furnace single feature Of Us
fo the principles upon which ii works, in the results
which produees neither does 1t approach the rights Of
other party Reports circulated to the contrary mere
he and calculated only deceive the public palm of
tees that cannot stand their merits No will be
allowed tose make patent without authority
from and all having such authority will be fully
guaragSeed IN It's undstutbed use and possession.
Furnace is applicable to train of kettles to
and An prepared contract apply it bur
the Bagae to boil Of kettles
underh satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser s.!
reatse on the whole subject pamphlet form, with
10 be au Of the subscriber by mail otherwise.
aszg, IL tazz5 SAMUEL II. GILMAN, III
Jas d&4V6na 81 Natehe2 street. New Orleans.
ETRlN! OF CHARGED EuNDERsIGNEp Will.
Il relieve, FREE OF CHARGE, In ono application with
nR.ASHiS RHEUMATIC Or PENETRATING ILL., applied
Rheuatms Pains Swellngs Contracted aud
Painful snews Muscles Or Joint Neuralgia anything of
the nature cases felisyed Of charge al his
Depot Of the Southern Remedies No. l0 Cqondele
street, between Canal and Poydras. 70 =
Haa Price, 81 % per bottle. All orders attended to-
Fela dly T6nls Dr. WAI DoWSE.
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III usTEEs 55 FL
John Watt q. 81 Hawkins, ~; E. B. suledes,
j. "A. Barei. Thos, Henderson,
Samuel Bell, N. g. Robinson, %. AyendanO,
o. W. Iachafie, a. a. Stopss,fsS s.. NJ, Darby
nj. q. H Norton, ri smIns, #5s3B N j. Mummy,
@ III. sBuddaek n. Nv. M. Heine
W. IT, YrederbnEg %. RYnile,Gs# San'l Smith,
IS. H. Kennedy John %. Befnt NY. Converse #
b. y. Sumner, " w Carroll, Geo. Macf3reger, X
H sFselisen, 20. EellpWes, 8SESsS s. b Newman.
nj p Saunders. 2s9g ssSs4S feb1
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Fourth District Pound.
WAS brought to the Fourth District Pound, Jack
wv street, between Constance and Laurel streets
as estrays-- t%p 3++Dl '"
One roam stud Poney, white in the face, long name
and tall the right eye wh.te branded ga" on the left
shoulder, shod all round a.I
One black female Goat, white stripe round the body,
Whilish ears, short horns 55
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex.
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction, at
said pound, OIL MONDAY, May the 9Th, 1856, at IL
o'clock A M
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IN NEW England RIs
- Toll n T. june 9Th ls53-1o B A. FaA4estoe Z. Go
Femtnge for anthemintic in my practice my attention
was first called to I'M case where had failed to dsodge
worms with caonie pink and cowhage bottle obtained
and used with desirable effect since then have prescribed
for hundreds of patients and in large majority Of with
complete success In one single hottie of the medicine
brought away from one patient NINETY EIGHT WORMS
have known 10 do HARM and induced to make this
statement from On honest conviction that is the most valuable
Vermt1ge yet known Such is my condolences in its worm
Killing powers, that recomend ii to other physicians In this
- NJ G. SAVAGE, N. D. :
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal drIggisis ana
country merchants throughout the United States apzI
BRECKENRIDGE COAI.-THE "a rasI y
steamboats, hotels manufactures, private families etc. IN ots
to suit, at $40 per ton of 1000 lbs - ,t ,,. : !
St. Joseph Streets will receive immediate attention
GREEYY & FAREWELL, 81 NatcheS street:
New Orleans, November ., 1885. NOS u
STARCa-sOo boxes Fox's Wheat for sale by
. VOORHEES, GR1GGS & Co,
az Is Tshoupi.ouas street.
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40 JUSTICES. es5yfsi ~ tits.T
A. Carriers, Geo "a. Fosdiek, "A. r. Montgomery
j. ThornhilI; SEf s. s. Green, Richard Nugent, 4,-
Wa. Violet VII "a. Reichard, VIM. Erquhart, n II;
Il. Bruser n -s bI, Pitcher, 20 H* d. p. Logan H&t
Frank Williams "A H. H. Pomroy w. A. johnson, Y
D. Easy, a. Lscdurt, q ~ j. W. Burbridge,
John Fox, Thos. Byrne, n. NJ, Benaghi,
EGahueheau,ER ri c. Gafanlack, WINS Prehn; - 4
JsH,F Ueleshy. G. W. Dunbar, ri A. B. Nobon,5 lE
O. Honold t5E F. W Krchod, Henry Rpdewa1d, "
D. n sHRnnenan, Marlin, }5 Addison Cammack.&
I E2T 1y ain f III 4S2tt3F$ !! F#s5s22 ai3itS q r.
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zsA COOPER'S NETIs-sITUATED IN KINDS
county, Miss, forty miles from Ecksbug. by railroad.
aNl Raymond within four miles, from thence by stage
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes, Chloros General De-
tffEs tT5E INMAN WILLIAMS,
March. 1856. tfs Y v E3Et Proprietor.
BIT Is well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here evidently brought here by or goods from
infected district Persons the Well Will be struck
fail local for Preeaaion has been taken
dent physician r5J Beaseley and burnt in presence Of
wResse their certificates published thorough removal
ton IL now going on visitors daily arriving do not
desize nor do expect large company the coming sea-
every exeron will be made TO render the invalid COM
Portable. t&EH u 4! w, ~. - IN, : : &c,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

RMTAS brought 10 The City Police Jail on the 9TH
wv inst, The light mulaito boy (who might pass
himself for white mani named OSCAR G. HIG-
GINS-who says he is free by birth; was born and
raised in Jefferson County, Mississippi.
Higgins is feet 1.2 inches high is about 25 years
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81 les dts animau2 ne eont pas reclamees dams dix
iours ct les depenses payees. lis seront vendus,
l'enchere publique, lie VENDREDi mai proclaim,
10 heures "A. M.
=Hr sa., AUG. S. PHELPS
81. IT, Ia Commissaire DIES Rues,
N'lle-orleans lie % avril 1856. ae9 my3s
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FTOBFS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
III Capital e09 Amount of Assets, Both
June, 1855 s74T, a72 4 ,p9ns Of SIS Gil

56j s II IF. WILbIAMARTH, Secretary, 5;t,es q
r. N. RAYNE Agents 46 Camp street, New Orleans.
The undersigned Agent OF the Company,
rs duly authorized Ito issue Policies on buildings
ess and sugar houses, and personal
property loss damage by fire in this city
and In fhe country Ten per cent cash returned Of
premiums Iesses equitably adjusted and
r.
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GAIII IITI| -I m FOUNDATIoNSs -----TT IT.I 49,
FWYHE foundations shall be of Lake bricks of 1.-The
u best quality laid in mortar composed of the best
sharp sand and fresh rhomaston lime. They shall be
2 bricks wide al the bottom shall be laid in regular
offsets OFFS Ii inches so as to be l l-2 brick wide al
the top and shall rest on Two thicknesses of sound
inch aboat panks crossing each other and extending
inches on each side OF the bricks '@f'@ $@55T =
4 Mn .5B g55#t GRANITE WORK. III
The base shall be of Quincy granite, hewed and
dressed both sides well as the top but said Top
shall be leveled as marked on the plan The base
shall be 10 inches high above the ground and inches
hrE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

TNE GR q HII &s .@~TE ~ y GpERS4GNEn
have this day entered into pparnershp under the style
3fDUPERIER, Tie purposeof transactipg
~ ED yDUPERTER.
.4FG s8ae E ALLEN Ii HAYES! saf Z58t5
Isl sEE5GH5 R0BERP w. SANDERS. IA
Eae Office; No. ia st. Louis street. ] B
New Orleans Ist December 5i5s S4s} d5tf J
XTACCIHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATTER--PIIY
scans Planters and Dggists be supplied with
pure article at So 90 per scah by applying to II
100 SIUKLES & CO., SO Canal street. ri III
GIN. MORRISON, IL Magazine st,
4si.GE= 50 stSs E8 e. BWHEELOCK, 4S Magazine ST.,
fa6 snl NJ. GANNo IN. % Graver street y
M NORTH CUIL4OHI ,ATToRNEY.AT-LAW, WILL.
attend all professional business in St Landry and
that he entrusted to his care Office at
Refeenecs Chas NJ Waterman, hardware merchant G. n.
Olivier Esas Thos ID Miller eonpiss9n Chas B.
Singleton attorney taw; Nixon Adams Crescent Office,
New Orleans m26
NEILEs G. FOLREs,sA U6TTONEER AND COM
Iva MISSION MERcHANT,5W Washington street Vekshng,
mississippi. y5T s95 Esf Ia 8 5f4f{ IA /
psW sell Merchandise and Property Of all descriptions
Msssss John Watt Co., and 6aady Brown o., New Of
sans. ID g2,3 ii Is go IE$ IA # a2S Sply b
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yA5ya E ~ q Ea AIN a. b MUTUAL INSURANCE
.Lgk3COMPANYS0F1sEyYgqR S.-1n accordance with
aftsc1s Charter Company the following
blIshsd
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Z 10y uIayMuH OF carlman charging more than The
ra!es snail be liable to fine of TO- recoverable
ron sueh dfayman or cartnan, or owner Of The dtay
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,GqpR{P8 gl lIl llSI56lFag 1YaaIH IftR

al LET We give nooeditorialbthis week'for
the simplereasou' that our entire eaten
ton has been absorbed BY financial mat
ters. II our /" patrons" &Sould, pay some
time. we. would no. be driven to this hn'
initiating posture. Asaitois. other mer
jingle thousands Of dollars Of our money
and we cannot raise enough to buy
"Christmas Turkey" If those who are
owing US will multiply the amount due,
by six or eighthundred. theyimay arrive
at something like the amount we ought
10 have. and The '.I embarrassment ND they
cause US by its retention.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

ward. and baptize their theories of ':liber-
:ty, equality. and fraternisy" in oceans of
blood. May the parallel stop there =
May the vain struggle. accomPanied by
bloody wars. 10 Secure 10 die idle. tbelyi>
cious, and the ptoaigate an equality With
The wise. The yiftpoasA and the good. fail
30 bling forth Napoleon TO destroy our
liberties May the insane efforts to
eoualize all races, in subversion of the
plans ofztheira Greater not end inthe=rufn
# #, our gpFS 9Tn w. !. ar. ..s.5sa. ga.
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90 ' For The REGISTER.
WEST MrLroRp. Dec .l4th. 1856.

... w EST MILFORD ,DSC, fLnI ,1o0o-'
Col. CooPER: Dear Sir. The. De.
mocracy Of this section Of the county pro.
pose that meeting shall be held at the
Courthouse Of our county on the fret day
Of the (next( January Term Of our Coun-
" Court. for The purpose Of recommend
ing time and place Of holding. and eP,
pointing delegates 70 attend. a Convention
to nominate a Democratic candidate, to
represent this. Senatorial district in the
And also 10 take INTO consideration, The BE
propriety Of appointing q tims for holding
candidate to represent this county in he
next Virginia House Of Delegates. and Of
appointing delegates thrreto, ,j,s,o, hes
=. q III. Country Is isqfe gtsn. ,Depaocrq4Ef'
.''' ' ''1"] a MILFoBD. DEaocRAT.,r
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A HARRgIsos, DEMoscRAr...
a Democratic Ne ,eltii nsh ".

At a meeting Of the Democratic party.
Of Upshur county. held at the Courthouse
Of said county. q.,
On motion of L. L. D.. Loudin, Esq.
BENJAMIN BASEL. Esq. was called to
the Chair. and on motion of w, W. Cra-
YER, Esq, 4. d. Woodley was, appointed
On motion itii q. Of Col. Loudin, wmn..q Car Car
per. ESD explained the object of the
meetiqg which was 10 appoint delegates
to tie Sspstorial Convention. to meet in
Buckhapnon, on the Sd Monday of Janu-
ary, 1857. ri. II. III, s.al-t .e,l,--yi
On motion Of T. Janpsy, lEsq,iten del,
egates were appointed from the 3rd dis
trlct, and it be recommended that each
Of the other districts appoint the same
number. ,Thereupon the following gen.
ilemen were appointed for the third dis
trict; Wash. Summers, James Will, L. L.
D. Loudin., James, F. Cummins, w. W..
Craver, Benz, Bassell. r. L, B. Heavier,
n. H. Harmer and Senaca Norvell. 5
On motion OF L. L. D. Loudin, the pro-
ceedings of the meeting be published, in
the Clarksburg Register, and Weston
Herald. ...-'.... -. ..5.r ,tlrr..
On motion of Wm. Loudin the meet
ing adjourned. .o ,..r,,.s,1,,
, IN BENZ. BAssELL, ,Prest.,
i A. D. rWooDLEY, Sect. hroI 81 al
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

r, SoHETnIo ~ HIS Llsk.=z.A acted poll
tician was recently caught by friend y
the act of perusing the scriptures. Upon
asking him What ,Perlicular, portion of.the
good book he had selected for e1aminA'
ton, he replied : II am reading the slory
about The 'loave4, and fishes. - 1.5 -r,
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a MILEoRD. pEMooRAF.
..LT099E n FSerg {the ReaaiEster

-" Coz. CooPrE:RR The Democracy Of the
section Of the county in which + live.
most anxiously hope that E. w. Patton,
Esq, will announce himself as q, eanai-
date for q seat in The ne1t, House, Of Dele
gates. He's faithful and, true and de-
serves the position. What say oyr De
@acFsatiee q friends j. rs IA and what dOss Mr.
"''onr say Z. 't1L,.9I .oh
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Is CircuIar.O OF Prices la the BaItim ~ -
For III. ,ssek ending December l6,IsSe.

Market, -, ,s, min.
For the ,ssel ending pseepbeT l6,IsSe.,
~. RANDOLPH s. LATIMER, Esa-of
so. Sc South Street BOwly's .y,hAtEa laasi
AYLEs--In good demand Sales ~ - 70
s RSrRPs Pc 9oi; quote .' ,'''.--, s1s'a
Western III lao Is Common roll I9aIS
I REEsiw,4ix.4s4les u 26ciS. I, .''' '', ~,
f1seds .lGLess, E5siTityin DO market aabpFItl'
ArooptpgGfidu'z fsbsoBf 10 Iog
3hcSldafs, e 10 ~ HAMS pIsia . .s0iIdd..ll
sfs:. sS? q s.s ssssS i @ sssi
e. Conf, xSso.---sa,s, al s4Teai boeii = yd
,f:aTTI.G.-Tas oasrfag ep.ThsrstsJ1 lsstBrB
about 100 tlesd, 7e0 OF WITCH .wsrs sold - ~
IS % DC 6pe saaaal g. e s fs.t e 81 u
nc G1sss-!ReseIpls Smssl shd.nafk ss asIeeis ssi
i1aitS.-., ,,Ss60@6se; tYeii6yeg 1ai sp@sse.
I:LoyEssEED -7rSales, al. O.. akgiasl4Dzea
FEb Sales Sales q t hPPLss ptisS = ~
.,sjssvti vI-uni Psssf1ss Bassa 5sa5o@31b
tt.f- ~ .fusgao5lc a1ptted 0 u 'tlbo92onS
.Dxr.sk1rs-Sales At l694 eta re Ma rp.s
= F'IoUG1Hit6 pRfsYefable Intelligence FROM
Eurnpe and Arg lfeceiptt, We hake q, fePortE
doll mako sAdlselihisss ptiSes = n tVeagtoSe
Howard st. al, 50 city mills 6S62s5rt3gs y ca%F
F1GxsEED-tSaIss 1T 81 -ssS@l, So sg,.t Eaa5
RABBIT At e. asao" 2.to 81. feSffox, IS % e7s,
Muskrat 8 10 10 Mink, So toT5t
Coon & grey foz,-95 to3o- Otter. 81 e 81
.s5rssEfs9sizese demand .ns2qpsss PsRlhals4t
= MI sse a 7.ooa7asss spi-iSV' 'siJ0V
"a. SS5GseIss Is botsSIi esl0 sdEe SjJg21I3los
,IhIysEzsDd sEEpS 4ESalsS ats 81 getsoI OoiV1se
-ll1Ts1idd. "a ~ as ss95 e 20. ea5.. q d
of-3Ih ssod dshaaad Szles It e0s1S
sp.It0raAst1fIfo I0sstn sal - uaeco ~
,W6onst+S hlss Of pawpshed at 2ta2 6eFela1o
dam "a - Washed 3 = q. .baet
Receipts larRe and uarfet active We quote
Inferior 70 good red. $3.50 10 ls40-
n Good 10 prime 10 10 1.5p-
inferior 10 good whsse, Is 70 IS.
Good 70 prime us q t,to'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

The LANCASTER BANK.-The following
plan for the Reorganization ofthe Lancas
ter Bank. was unanimously. adopted at 6
meeting Of the Stockholders. held on The
18th ulIimo, at Lancaster. Pa: 81
-" A capital Of S4uo 900 to be subscrib.
ed 10 shares Of $50 each, to be paid. il
on the LIST of April, 1857, in the circula.
ton of the bank, checks, Of deposits al
par. or old shares at the rate Of SIS each.
= The old stock not given in payment
Of new, to get it's proportionase share .ol
tbe old assets after payment of debt, IN
der an account kept By, the bapk.dy,t o.
70" Depositors to accept certificates at 9
years, with interest payable, annually.orl
vi The present holders Of circulation are
desired, to take certificates of deposit.
payable in equal installments OIL; e and
3 years. with ,interest-the .ci1 culation
held BY them to be deposited with trus-
tee as collateral, g r;,.. s.. Hill rof...-
-" The bank to be opened as 5000 as lite
liabilities are absorbed or postponed ,un7
der this arrangement III ,sono7u
The Lancaster Express Of the, 18th
says *, -. 7,-~r I'LL, ,s,r Z
snSJ Up TO. The hour OF going to- press
3,l9o shares ri new stock had been SUBJ
sscFlbed, aud: the good work was. still go.
ing on " hen we left the bank. We. have
no e, ubtthat the. committee sappoia ted.
will seeuse, the amount in ia very short
time. probably before the next meeting,
which viii be this faT5 two weeks.aa
-: ':SSHishin ths last Ahrse weeks 1.-The aas7
sets oflIhe, bank have absorbed S333sgooc
o. its circulation, leaving. after, deduetiag
S33, 900 locked up in the county Bank,en5
good collateral, notes destroyed, ETC., but
title over $500, 600 actual circulation;- ~
We have no doubt that if all parties do
heir duty the bank win be placed on O.
'olid foundation. Ga
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

r Beware Of oounterfeitsI ao
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

oR &sYsrtssy 6 fair
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

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