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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

A distressing casualty resulting IN the dea,l
of Mrs. Fenton +. Hlutchns of Pcscham. occur
red in that town on Tuesday of last week. The
following particulars we COPY from the .lEessen
ger;
"Shc was sick with the ervsipelas. but not
considered dangerous. Two Of the nephbor.
called last evening to inquire after her health
I'u gsg ail Npresslon Of syInpatny ana kindness
~ ...n'. a',y uss's.a',oe g'ey were capaole
eer,nj n,-t ,' "'tn naue 10 ''e
ai az part "hien was ,hc che7, ana one side,
qucsied one the ladies mentioned TO brine her
a candle that she might examine and show Ia
them the progress Of tbe disease with which she
was afflicted While so doing when the candle
|os ''1'u lIe,ae 70 nl'e5n inches rom her' the
S S' ,,oH nle' ana she was envelooPed IN
,ii'," ~ a'i ins'an'' ohe spIang OUT OF ped ana
o'' "T,.'.1le ess'siiilce was lmmeoa'gy render
XII wv ."I i nIe was not eAtingoshed , @nll i he'
oooy was olsiered nearly all over. This dis
o'clock in the evening. She fingered in great
distress until o'clock nest morning. when deatl
closed her suiicnngs"
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Cofal Nous & Notifies.
MONTPELIER.

N,,c arrangement Phinncy s. Mead have
,,,od into Towns Watch, Jewery and Silver
Won Establishment, and are prepared to do a
lea. business. See advertisement.
salmon hot is Salmon. Storrs & L'ngdon
.l,.r,ise fresh article, and it is first rate. The
,...r Of the salmon ais in the eating" and we
have tried it,
uu,t Wheat Cakes. Go to Barrows for a first
..,, article of flour; next send TO Watemans,
coraln.l Boston and get a soap-stoue griddle
.,l steel shovel. With these materials good
,..t VIII mako am article free from grease, light,
r,la healthy, and fit for any free and independ-
ont yankee or king
The county mot the Suprcme) Court is in ses-
SION here. We shall endeavof to give notices Of
.ses rs usual
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ASHES-lhe market Is firm for both kinds
with sales a Pots at s. - Pearls Is l28 So
les, n lots stock IN market not large but the
arrivals are sufficient for the demand
bJTTER-ln good demand at llll prices
arrivals smnll. Sales Of prime quality at 25c
ordinary lia l1c.
CHEESF-Tha demand is good and sales "a
&C for good lots.
FLOUR-ls doll at our last quotations and
lower Sales moderate az shade less
FJ RS-FoX skins, silver grey. 50 co a - 90:
Fox, cross, : 90 q = so; Fox, red. pc 50
Fox wood grey 10 a SOC Bear, s 6 Otter.
jNc 8 90 Fisher. SOC ) 90: Mink, 10 a
"a Minis. slh water, Toe ~ Sable. or Mar
un or LucWee Poe O. ! 62A; Lynx 25c a ~ 30
Wild cat, - SOC House cat, 3 l25c Rae
coon, SOC Musqulsh. &C.: Beaver, per
skin. SOC a 50: Deer. DO 20 ~ G0c
tORN-Corn has been arriving freely and is
dull at 90 a 6,ic for white, and 6dc for Southern
yellow Oats 10 better demand at a. 42c-
Rye more scarce mt % - c. Beans not plen.
ty. $ - S ~.
PROVISlONS-pork IN demand at quotations
Dried apples 6a7
POThIOES-Whies 45c; Peach Blows
go CTS
SEED ayeadnnced. Sales Of Northern
clover at ! ll3c. Western 81 a lOlc. Tim
oihy - 80 a So
WOOL-rmns1cuon this week have been
rather small and 40 reduced rates Off TO &c
Jess, and tendency st.l downwards. 1t Is fully
ascortoned 'h1tfa. stock is more than sufficient
for the wants Of the manufacture The receipt.
OF foreign hove been lnconsderabc.
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1n Cambridge, IS. y. Feb. .tA. - lio-i &. Nelson,
Formerly Of Barnet, -
In Waterford March 5, Mr. asne' scss, o.
In lrasbufeh, March Mrs y 5fsh Burton, wife ofthe
late Capt Beui Burton, 90.
In wolden FEB. 90. Lewis Gilman. son Of Abia H. &
Saiie r. Dow N mos.
In Hstdwict, Feb Z. Lucinda Fuller, vito Of Benjamin
Fuller aged Go.
In stsfrd Feb &C., Elas Carrcnitr Eco Of the few
surviving revo'uttnuay soldiers, o.
Al North Dan,ille March sth MI Leonard Mo sa 90
In Barton, March q of upupexy, lion. hss nsstef. 81
Nr - al the time b, rfesil,ni the Peoples
Bank ai Derby. aud of active business habifs.
A. South Hardwick, March 3, Mr Theophi Cu.hman.
ugedhL
In Groton, February asth, Isaiah Ffo.t, 90.
fn Nevbut,, Feb. ~, $40. Jfcob Krnt, a.
In Jlcksrn,iio Florida, March Nathan Ri-c Esq. o
C'mbfise, M.s GO, an active promoter Of ho Nutiuud
Railroad.
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DEATHS.

10 Bertha March 10Th, very suddenly sally NJ. Robinson,
daughter OF Phietus Robinson, 10 her 34th year
IN Woodstock February 27th, MIS- Mary Wilder, wife Of
the Capt. Jacob Wilder, aged 10 years.
Also, Mrs Lucy, wido~ OF James shaw, aged IS
In Orange, March {, MIS-. Emily, wife OF William Smith,
aged SO yeur..
In Francisco. Jan. %, hoard brig itaana. Heavy
wood, of Buting on Va aged 20. HIS death
oasioned b., tho rupture Of an artery.
la Iras5ofgh the 5ih instant, Mrs. Martha, wife Of
Moody b. kimbsll, Esq. aged A. years.
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ngontnrIlnr rric,. autrcnt.


MONTPELIER March -.
Best cornod beef ga q per h. fresh by the
dr. 4 4, retail . "a g. best sat pork, 10 I23,
fresh .whoie anlmall %, retail 4a9; NUT
ton. 4 d g.
Provisions Gc.-Family Butter Is 90,
store 10 to I6; cheese a a. lard 10 a l23, tai
low : "a ., dried apple Is a 9, eggs (per doz) l2l
a., potatoes ,per bu.l % to 30, PIE apples so TO
90, dessert apples SD a II,
Hay AND GHAIN.-Corn Cos a 20, oats 30 a
81. hay 500 per ton.
FLouR.-EXtra fine flour lper bbl.) - a S5}
fancy brands 1 s., superfine Si3 SlI
GRocERirs.-Sugars Drown W. /. and " O.
per lb) ) &C., white and crushed a a, com
W, l. MolAsses, ,per gall p asa lnseed oil
e9o 81, coarse salt As 10 Ode, DAIRY per bag Il
to2l
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and green hard WOOD
= per cord shingles per m. = a -l4. wool &c
q 81 BE per TO-, nals at wholesale S3l a3spr cwt.
hides a, sole leather l5i l6c upper ,per II.
l25c. Grained trimming leather TO-
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1ttdrriaQes.

In urause, February ~ Air chester Diosey aud Miss
Msr, n. ,hubh.
10 Barre, March ~ Mt. Nathan H. Morse aud Miss Emf
b Wheeler.
10 East Montpelier, March 3, by Rev q Balou, Nj. 5
e. Williams Noftndeid and Miss Jane T.. Stous, OF the
former Place. Also March An, by the same Mf. Christie
pher Brooks ahd M.s Sarah G. Mcknight
Ia Enst Montpelier, fcb 49, by Hagen Word, ESQ Mr..
George RemicS, OF Deray Line, Miss Mary Porer of
Calais
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Euniee NouSe's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Pohaie Coun hodeu Of
Washing District, Montpelier within aud io saig
eisuici, % the llth day Of Mach, A. d. les2.
II ANlEL NOUksE, administrator on the estate u Eu
~ nice Noure, late Of Waitsfed, 20 said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account oI settler
Nhsreupon, Is ordered that the same be lssffod Il
the 9th day Of Ami neat, the Probate ohce saif
Montpelier, for examination and allowances and that al
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF hts
dor IN the Vermont Watchman Stale Journal pnntod n
Montpelier three weeks successfully may be
that they msy eppea aud said and place, II they
see cause object thereto
By order Of court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy OF Record,
20 Aitssi, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

-
'" loi1ce' mo lHe Now ORR Lee
.. ,. l, ''npAIs 10
5aug A survey and es,iaa,e bs,l 5ocp made
aul The u.an is considered f hle. ms BE-.
hlV.i tlat % perfect Work c.. BIZ constructed
wltl.HtoHhle trsckanI an cssr 9rate. f3r half
a.ao OF dollars
'n q Nse Nrne LGIr w c have
l''o.- WIN i ohi-tri OF Ieitr from
AP'eln. io'i ad' "hca aes ri5es
' I l-A" Do i1at
aitrt.l A.orr tlo.s ,..., s.e-o,e NJ ~.
hva-. rt,.r .Ia-ate dr.rI-.- ga ,,t.rs ,r.
u Ht.unerst.. sui a.l So. oltd th,t tha
teua .ulIs SOD. orta..rr..h Cr.e. t.yni,oD
pay 'e - n'er-
Noit proc
h.ie
WeHal Caa. +. ta.t. r..na3 d., t,.
l naf o.e condition.
f. p.rr-, t,..l.. C.r.l .,,. ....., 81 i
sa .ntf6. f-.r tos+s t.,...,. ,.ost c-.,,
fI
in lH' iil1soa, a' Ai9tnf, Is rapidly
' u4 speedy ns up % the rN-
n
H.o. Ai.xars.r Dnn,,n ..,..~.f ,s.,.si, Com.
iloH 'ha ncmHau di-1e.- was drowned
lfa 3a nst, while attempting 10 draw from the
nataf due. be- bad -aot ullw miles from home.
~
%" oy'1
o. hc Louisville journal 3.yo'es long
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10 Days Later from California.

The Steamer Daniel Webster has arrived,
bringing 100000 in gold. The most interes-
ting news is, the loss Of the steamer Gen. War
rem, and AZ lives. No names given. The steam
er was running from Oregon to San Francisco.
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Brown & Black Zinc Paints,
M1NNINU a bVt III.
AGENTS. 45 Dry STREET, Nowloik.
sf..-I fa.l fU.f..

nov ioT8' MaI'N, I73- N''n
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon ihe Probate Cou.t Tor
Distinct OF Randolph, So sad ni,tfcts
To ul pc sons concerned 10 the estate oi SOLOMON
ROOD, late ct Brookhcld dcceuset,
Greeting.
~ HEREAs, Thsdjous Clough nlunsi,ator OF the
" tate of SAID deceasad requests sd teuf iu allow hiu
TIE luther time of one year ttom un aef e 5h day OF
March u leo2 10 make payment OF the dobis uud close
tie setil"mt M 81 the ustafc:
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said application
viii be heud Probate curt no h hold
the PTobltc Office, Randolph ths ~ ussday o' April
neat, al which time ma, be head 90 lhr pfou-r-
Aud this or shall be- published thrrt weeks ssVe
" 10 the Vermont Nachman aud STAT journal, wsPt-
per, printed al Montpelier, ihi. - t ihr a- e" Whci
publication shall be before the dy us,s cd ltatog
aforesaid
Civ under ny hand the obata Office, a. Randolph
this 4th day OF AsTch, le52
20 PHlLANDER PERRIN, Judge.
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Gaarre NJ. SteMart's EalaLe.

ATE NF VERMONT ll pfunite Cuuff held at
Wellington ui1tci, fs. Moa -iicf, iu ssidpsct, Feb
lufry 2it leb2
TOuS g. KIAbAi-t, uimin traior on the estate OF Geo
NJ stewaH, iso v Berlin, in ait district, dc seed "a
ta.tate makes Hrl ii- hers in wnns, ier
License o sell ts ueo Of ot SAID auce sod,
tsruia Doe iais nud cbidrcu's ngui OF hpesiaa aud
a. b .at oi aaarr, 90 flsa MONEY pay The debts
das ffar .na ui miui,n'gn- fieog
e, that ID , ae slrs 10 sei rtu hereoi aud that part
fu. be- .od ,,anat injury those inteFeecd IA The 70
maiuIcr p. .nd t.s same appaauf fsHsaaanlei
Mhsfsusnn 81 ordered that -Fti application b. referred
IN -,.si0g I'D ID D. hlll Toe PROBATE tnira
f 4id Noulehsr tha l3ih day of Mach ts2, az %
limo notice thereof BE- given al persons Interested W
nu,shin5 tha Of sad application and the or
i.rs {,fs,l, re1 weekf surCcssivcy, AZ The vermont
Wachuau and state Journal, printed Monpse', aoFe
said p which 20 DC 90 sand time OF neafng aud
dscl.ion that they appeal they see cause, a. said
s aud place. give hsads To- abe payment Of SAID debts
Kpen-e hY a~ provided Pesent said license be-
iug granted.
BY oIdeI oloouii.
A true copy ol Record,
ts:3w. Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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brighton 3larlleI, march

krnottrd for tie Boston Daily Advertiser
A. Market Gas Cauo, no stores, 1850 swine and 1850
sHccl-
lEfcEs. Beef Cattle.-Aore activity eshhuod this
Ncok than lst tud better prices obtained Tor like
guilty We quote ENra S6,25 d,7ji hfst quality go
o. t.25; second do. 70 COS third s. 20 3 90.
Working NAru.-sales a., ~ 20, e. "a, 100 aud MS.
Cove pnd Caivrs--Saie. Sl9, %, %, 80 IS q 80
Sierrs-No sal.s poiiced.
sheei--nles 81 5n, 2,75, $50, 81, 50 g.
SwincNurA Hogs aeddie. ~ Tor sows, . fs bar
rows. Oslo Hogs ID and Ia Atrotail6 and ~.
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IN. ...4. 8. ..-
, b.. '',eoo'o iiAs'' i' "N Guy
...,. ,I N"''e N''H ".' gus
y, 'n'"'il county "N'' as D" o..
-, ul5e '9.'iH we Ui.i'"
w.t., W.T.. Unanimously ''leU. WY" l'7 'l '''.
.''-t 'uuse l'nuh li,57
n o'''I'''s eI u'''-I an" gun
~ '."ila "i,'' ~" "''"9 "',1' Co"
Tho 1'u'' ol ""'D" "e Is H1
r,,.,.. ,lNe count 14iiiN'e' ~" tu'."s y, ue
my ."' 'u eyer! 0''.' jus ,r0 i'-
r'... '.'-"l T".hpliIheh nary 'o '"Iso Co'ia'l'l'
,,..,.i. IL Is no siighl uio9's To- me 1'7'''-
49,. Juu'ciat az, iiiineh'7 OF 'ueee No'ia.lei'
NJ -a' o' oi ms aeeisiohs I'D 1.la 'ounls op''''
te County exerted AN their povers TO show the
w otherwise than be decided. but In vain. Eve
y Judgment was affirmed IfIudge CoIlamer
70 be kept on the C,rcun Bench. We don't see
ny particular use of HAVING sessions of the Su-
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ASHES

WILL be received At Potash en- FRIDAYS only Of
'-'' sroRRs 4 LANGDoN:
rssluafy ID.
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A EKEE COUNTKY =!

rI,HIs Is FREE COUNTRY, aud People ~ii Trade
l who're they can get tte MOST GOobs iof the LEAST
MONEY. This fact being serihed es ne eeHt iash a,
IYMAN A KINGS. to aficnt fhe " COST" SALE, aud
ali seem pleased with goods aud pfiefs
COVE advise all 10 give ihem call and see iof them
selves.
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Zine PAINTS,
WARRANTED rURE.
TIE NEW JERSEY ZINC co.,
Warehouse, 40 Dey street,
yy-E0ssE6.
WHITE ZINC PAINT.

Amer thorough tots n Ennc aud TIE United Sttes, has
been .uHi oraian los beauty Hnf protective q1i 'i-- long
cham Hy other psin lur heuer- Hi hnnancs, o. is
unuvllI'd T. s. iraa font a usllNus rts arss u atn
tui dal gcrUus boz other wguVNsi W.T. cover. tqut
Wtght. on 80 10 100 cent snc space Nfu eai aud
isfhcrcfrr much cheaper consumed A. inside
paint 30 Mil frlnw, even exposed SEQ tnr sui
luuus gases of coal hfee thc foul r Of ships Ihctf
Waite Zinc ground ia Vafnish produce thc fcelain dasu
Their
Brown & Black Zinc Paints,
Few hiurs fern hard and sod mesliic rosiug upon
wood, brick end other metallic surfaces uHd iy are
remarkable iof th % Gee proof gultrs They are sat
o. adopted Tor marine purposes, having brrh iound ioresi
the coTodns action OF sait wAe, destucse Go oiho
paints.
Dealers supplied on ihoral terms bY
MANNING 1t SQIiER.
AGENTS as DEY STREET, NowHoik.
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tflarkcts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For WOOL ana Country Produce.

REPORTED fer ~ HaichmaH sg Pnocroa Woou Cenms.isr
.urctat., NJ. 1876 Stae Sire,i, Bostls.
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/ GTonHs 80 LAtIuON viii return nom BOSTON thi.
- 'ta with nesh ot Of Goods Tor present cslf.
lORE5 j. LANGDON.
February IT, CO
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NROCKNRY, NNONk EkY

iuu go. hLlAh & bAHhkhs',
Good ,.rtfs ,l Ikileis Hnl igaursr Cloths be
n l.nr. 90 sCg1I g. FiEluiS.
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New Goods I!

w. A. GuSEMAN & CO., have
Just received from the Eastern Cities choice
variety oil Goods suited 10 this market, which
have been carefully selected BY an GSpcrien'
cri band, and wI be sold ut prices SO 10" Us
to astonish and delight every one whose good
i1ttane il may be to come in their way. Not
willing that any OF their customers Of other
persons should miss good bargains BY waiting
10 read to the end OF long advertisement,
they wish to say in US few words as possible
that they have complete assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, OF tho newest
aud most fanciiul styles, and n
grca, variety Of patterns also
Bonnc,s, Trimmings, sc. Nc
Gcnt7emca's Wear, Of crery rarirfH'
to fix out the corporcul frame from head TO
foot. French, English aud American Cloths,
Cassimcrus, SC. also Simmer Cloths 1nd O.
thcr light goods; Rcady.madc Clothing IN
considerable variety; Hats, Boots ( Shoes,
and any thing else that you can rcau''! INK
Of or reasonably want.
China, Glass and Queensware; Hard
and Hollow.warc; Glassware;
GROCERIES, Of all kinds
Iron and Nails of the best quality, &c. &c.
Call and examine our Goods and buy il you
Ike. June o, 1862.
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A Jewellers Composition.

rJ. X. SFl Fan would respectful
ly invite the attention OF the citizens Of
llorsantown and IFS vicinity TO his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods.
just received from The Eastern Cities,
such as
Gold and Silver Watches:
Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pms, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, Spcctnclcs, Coffee, Spoons,
Spices, lar Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vino
gar aud Raisins, Nader, Prnncs; CopPeras;
Figs; Indigo; Liquoricc; Umbrellas; Knives.
Pills; Salts; Sarlincs; Combs; Wrapping rwinc'
Canphor; Raisins Mustard; Gloves; Mirrors {,
Comforts; Pocket Books; Inkstandsi Cinnamoni
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery; But
Ter Knives; Suspenders; Gold Chains; birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; lair Pins, Gold Watch
Keys; Shoe Brushes and Ginger; Starch; Inks;
IIandkcrchicfs and Mustard Gold Ear Rings |;
Candles; Accordcons & CASTLE Soap; Buttons;
Ok marrow; Silk Boss; Hair Brushes; Cologne
Water; Boss; Buckets; Pepper Cordial; Silver
rhimblcs; Extract of Coffee; Gun Caps; Tooth
Brushes; and Toys ofncarly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way too tedious
TO mention also Gold Je,reiry and hfoldsscs.
October 80, 1861. It
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& Z El!aE|!!g!!zI|EI!IE1
gzLxzL2LIlIkEsI!sgIllIMIIER1
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.

AHEAD OF dLL O1HEfs.
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
DEcAUSE they arc safer, better and more
ID ctlicacions than any others and because
the public will take no others If they can OBJ
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have bccn annually sold within the last years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear. -
If PILLS BE NECESSARY
for purging and cleansing the stomach and bow
els. and purifying the Blood and fluids oil the
body, take no othcrs-for no other pills produce
these combined effects, or contain satsaparlila
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lipe as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during oil
kinds Of weather.
arc wascrrd that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, Clcrgymen, Members Of Con-
rress and respectable citizens can be PRODUCED
OF their efficacy than Of any others, anu
TEN DOLLARS
VIII ne iOrlcltcu III chcIy Hssh.s ""n'S S'
Box will no, do more good than Two Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills are in Bor!!
asd sold n, TWENTY-FIVE Gents Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
panying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings,
Thcy are GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be will
ing afterwards to take any others, because they
always do good, and fthcy do not then no oti'-
crs will.
DR.. n. B. LEIDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is a regular Druggist, Chemist Il
Physician, Of f!icen years experience IN Phia-
deipa Graduate of tho University OF PcnnsyI-
yania; Member Of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&c., and associate and corresponding member
of several Medical Institutions OF London aud
paris-hencc the reason Of the greater conf
dcncc placed in his pills, and there being re-
commended in the practice OF most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
in Principal Depot, DR.. Lcidy's Dispensary,
No. ia North FOURTH ST., PhiladelphIa-
and sold wholesale and rctailby
II. II. CARR, Morgan,owni
S. Ileermans, Fellowsyille;
r. II. Curtis, ClarkSburg & N1lcrSville;
s. J. Iieormans, Grcigssi!lc;
MN. Campbell, Fairmoni;
Nallonee & Newton, pruntytown;
Stricklcr s. Co., Philippi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies g. Co., Uniontowni
John IIngan, SmitlIficd;
Rinelart 4 Minor, Waynesburg;
CA. & w. Mestrozatt, Mapletown;
J. Hudson, Newtown;
D. NJ. Robinson, brownsville;
and by all Druggists aud StoreGcepcrs in tho U
States. o6ly sept u 'eo''
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500 Book Agents
WANTED.

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Chambers Information for the People . or Pop
ular Encyclopedia Of Useful knowledge
Two large imperial octave volumes, contain
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pticTsons History Of the American Rerosation
800 large octave pages, with 2oo line E"Sra'
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hiooTe,s Ilistory Of the Indian Wars, Fine col
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cs anu Messages Of all the Presidents OF the
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De Cormenia'S History Of The POpsS. SOOlargc
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Sfwm's Reflections on The Works Of God.
81. Perrc's Studies Of Nature.
Whites History Of The World. A Valuable
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Lircs Of Great and Celebrated Characters: ofal
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-10
WESTERN
Carriage Mandatory

YGNIE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he is
now carrying on the Carriage Making business
at his New Stand on Pleasant street, near tho
corner OF Front, and within call Of the Ferry,
Morguntuwn, Va, where he is fully prepared
to do all work in his line, such as making, re-
pairing, painting and trimming Carriages, Bug
GIGS, Sankey's, &c. These vchicl les are made
10 order and KEEP, constantly OIL hand for sale.
All work giving way, by fair usage, within
one year from the time new Carriage leaves
my shop, will be repaired gratis.
March 90, 1859. 3in J. NJ. KERN.
N. Bills Smi,hwork is done by DANIEL
U.LpEuAS. Esq. the best workmen in his line
in this section Ofcountry, and hardly to be beat
nnNwhete.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-10
To House Builders.

THE TRUSTEES of the "MoR-
eASrowH FEMALE ACADEMY" propose to erect
a new ACADEMY BUILDING in Morgantown,
three stories high Including the basement)
some sixty feet long by thirty-iivc feet vide
walls to be of brick. Specifications may be
seen in the hands Of the Trustees, to which wo
invite the immediate attention OF contractors,
inasmuch as it is DESTROYS to have such build
ius erected this Summer.
BY ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
Morsantown, Va, April 10, 1852.
H. suniontown Genius and fairmont sVir-
ginian' will please insert 81 and send bills to
this Office.