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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12
LlTCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LITCHFIEID, February. IL 1852.
For the Enquirer.
The American Tract Society.


The Executive Committee who have
the responsibility Of conducting the af-
fairs of this Society. consists of sixteen
members Of various denominations whose
services are gratuitous. It's meetings are
held monthly. when the doings of the
Publishing. Distributing, and Finance
Committees are reviewed, and current
business transacted. No salaried officer
has vote in committee.
At the meeting held on the 10th inst,
various letters were read from missiona
ries and others in different parts of the
pagan and Romen. Catholic world, solit.
citing aid in the distribution of printed
truth in many languages. The sum of
$4,000 has been appropriated to NEE:
such applications for the year ending in
April, much of which remains TO be rails.
ed.
The receipts of the month Of Deem
Der were SIS ,207 90, and of the nine
months ending January /. $2l5.2S5 81,
of which in donations, SCI, s66 Ga. Ora
tuitous circulation for the same period,
IS, $40. 900 pages. The present indebt-
edness in notes for printing paper. paya'
bic within six month";, is $42,O74.
The circulation of the Anericam Mes
senger Is now 100000 copies monthly,
and the Messenger in German begins the
year with 10000 copies. " The Child's
Paper" new and beautiful monthly,
starts with large subscription list
These periodicals are self-supporting.
The daily Issue of books and tracts is
equal to about $4,000 copies, requiring
nearly 800 laborers in the manufactur-
ing department, and supplying some 400
colperteurs, and thousands Of voluntary
helpers in their circulation, by sale or
gift. Few, If any. of the useful institu
tons Of the country. are more enterpri-
sing in diffusing religious knowledge
among the destitute masses Of men. ma
tive and foreign. The unsectarian char
acter of this agency renders it all the
more efficient and useful, and commends
it to the comfort and support Of all good
men.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12
TbR lpoet's G0rnsr.
The Two Visions.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

Thro' days Of toll, thro' nightly fears,
A vision blessed my heart for years
And So secure its features grew,
My heart believed the blessing true.
/ saw her there, household dove,
In consulAmated peace and love,
And sweeter joys md saintlier grace
Breathed DER the beauty of her lace.
Tie joy and grace Of love at rest,
The tireside music of the bre asst,
When vain desires aud restless schemes,
Sleep pillowed on our early dreams.
Not her alone beside her stood,
Ia genller types, our love renewed;
Our separate beings one, in birth -
The darling miracles of earth. s...
The mothers smile, the children kiss,
And homes serene, Astounding bliss
The iruitage of life that bore
The idle summer blooms before.
Such was the vision fair and sweet,
That still beyond times lagging feet,
Lay glimmer,ng in my heart for years,
DIM with The mist Of happy tears.
That vision died, in troops of woe,
In bIol,ins drops, dissolving slow
Now toiing day and sorrowing night,
Another vision fills my sight.
A cold mound in the winter snow,
A colder heart at rest below,
A lite in utter loneness hurled,
And darkness over all the world.
My heart. bird with broken wing.
Deserted by its mate of Spring.
Droops, shiveri"g, while the chill wind
blow,
And ELL the nest of love with snow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

The AGRICULTURAL PRoDUcr1oEs OF
THE UEIrED SrArEs.-By the Census Re.
port we learn that the following are the
agricultural productions of the United
States Acres Of land improved there
are. 112.o42. 600; value Of farming uten.
sis $l5l.s3O,273; live stock. $3.50, 7O5,.
23s; bushels Of wheat. 104. 799. $50; do.
Indian corn. 59l.5s6.05S; tobacco, lbs.
l99.5S2.4 s4; ginned cOttoA bales, 400
lbs. each. 2,474.2l4; wool. lbs. SO. 422..
1877; wine. gals 1925; butter, lbs.
SI2. 200. 2S5; cheese. lbs. los, ls4 .5SS !:
hay, tons, 1905. ss4; hemp, dey rot
ted, tons. 90, 1872, do. water rotted. 81.
o59; fax seed, bushels, 567,74s; ma.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

The EcYPrrAN RAILwAY.-The works
are now in active operation, and 10000
men will soon be- employed ON the north
end of the line. MIR. Stephenson intenda
that, in order TO do away as soon m p0ssi-
bic with the Inconvenience of the Mahmon>
die Canal navigation, the line from Alex
andria to the Nile near Nigeelah, shall Do
completed at once. and he expects passeR-
gers and merchandise will be thas far con-
veyed within twelve months. It 10 finally
decided that the railway 10 to pass through
tho populous and well cultivated delta. and
cross the Nile by a floating bridge at Kaff-
Sayat, q route which will be much more
to the conntry than tilat first
lhonght Of lhic ugh the desert on the vest
ern side Of ihe riyer. ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

IA ROMAN MArRoN's JEWELS ARE HER
Sons. by the kindness of our friend
Waban. we are enabled to publish an In
cldent which would adorn any history of
good children.
On the morning of one of the coolest
days we have yet had this winter. Thurs.
day, Jan. %. Mr.. Pitt Sharp of Pomfret
street, started for Providence with his
loaded sleigh. He hal not been long
absent when his wife discovered that a
small bundle of neccssarics which she
had made up for him. had been left be
hind. The good woman anxious for the
well>being Of the traveller, and knowing
he would miss the articles forgotten, i'm,
mediately dispatched her son, little ur
chin of eight years. with the bundle af
ter his father, supposing that the httel
had not progressed more than half mile
Hours passed on, and the little fellow
not coming back. the mother became anx
ious and sent to the School House, tosee
il he had not gone there. On finding thai
his schoolmates had seen nothing OF him
and her anxiety being turned to alarm,
one Of the neighbors, Mr.. VIM. Grosven.
or. kindly offered to prosecute the search.
He started. following on the route tow
ards Providence, and was descending a
hill, one mile and half this side of Che.
patchef, when he discovered the brave
boy before him, running on and evident
iy With no idea Of giving up. The young.
stcr was somewhat fatigued and faint,
having eaten nothing since morning. Had
not Mr.. g. have caught up with him he
would have gone on, or fallen in the
road. and, as he is Of Windham County
growth. we think the former the proba.
BILE event. He would then have oyerta .
ken his father. as Mr.. Sharp was stop.
ping to bait his horses in Chepat chst.
Mr.. G. returned the boy to his mother
about sun. down. The mother of the
Gracchi had no more reason TO be proud
Of her sons Killingly Telegraph.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

MIxEEsorA-But q few years ago
bowling wilderness. is rapidly advancing
in cultivation and population. 1t now
contains 20. 900 inhabitants, and there is
flowing into it a steady tide of emigration
attracted by the fertility of its soil. its
vast prairies. its valuable timber lands.
and various ether advantages that viii
soon entitle it TO knock at the door Of
Congress for admission as State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

AWFUL DEATH OF TWO ROBBERS.
the nigh. Of the 18th instant three ruffiians
entered the house Of Mr.. Abner Davis, OF
Worthington township, RichIand Co., Ohio.
and demanded his money, one Of the men
at the same time presenting pistol q. the
head Of Mr.. Davis, and the others prepared
with bludgeons aud knives 10 case of resis.
lance: Mr.. Davis finding resistance useless
unlocked his chest and gave them his mo-
ney, (@930.) utter which they left, and be.
ing followed sOme time after by Mr.. Davis
and others. two of them were found frozen
to death, about q mile from where they
committed the robbery. and the other some
distance beyond, apparently returning to
his liteless conApanions, almost insensible--
the night being stormy, and good deal Of
snow having fallen. His name was VIM.
Messner. he was Immediately arrested.
The names Of The others were Jones' and
Cooper. the former an old offended, from
New York; wilbsboih ears cropped. An
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

the money was found on tho person Of
Jones. It appears they were intoxicated.
and sat down on log on the road, where
they became insensible from cold, and final
" Croze to death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

KossUTH's MorHER NOT DEAp.-A let.
ter from Pesth. dated Dec. 20, states that
the report which had been in circulation
that the mother of Kossuth had jeceas-
ed. was entirely erroneous.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12
j. G.. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Hartford, Conn.
Menuments and Tomhs of American and
italian Marble, Baptismal Fonts. MI.
raj Tablets, Urns, Vases. Mantles
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Floors, sc constantly
On hand or furnished TO order.
Hartford. June 1st. IVA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12

pie sugar, lbs. S2.759.26s; cane, lbs
eogsheads, 3!s,467; home. made man.
27,525,545.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12
G.. wi. HI OOH T. X .
Removal.

DR. VAIL has removed to the "BisselI
House" south side of East st. Office as before
over the store recently occupied by S. P, Boiles
Esq. All calls in the line Of his profession,
eff either at his honse or Office, will be prompts
ly attended to-
Litrhi I'D. Mlrch 90. 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-12
REMOVAL,

DR.. BOSTWICK has removed his
residence to Mr.. J. L. Judd's, at the
Able Place, South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the north door,
Office as heretofore.
Litchfeld, Jan 81, 1851.
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GREAT EXCiTEMENT!
New Goods Again!!

At the New York Cheap Variety Store, in
HauwNy's New Brick Row, MVrgantown.
CARR, SMITH * CO.
Have just returned from New York Ond
Philadelphia, and will open on Tuesday
aud Wednesday next decidedly The cheap.
est and certainly the largest stock Of Goods,
OF every description, ever before brought
TO this market, Graiiliel aud encouraged
BY the patronage Of the public heretofore,
they will endeavor 10 merit tsconiinuanCe
and increase hWCafter BY n strict aIhe.
renee 10 tEeir motto Of "Shot profits aud
quick returns" aud thus by fair dealing
making it the interest OF all 10 become
their customers.
The present second purchase for this fall
has been made entirely for Cash aud un
usually low, owing TO the pressure in the
money market in tho East; urd we arc
nov prepared 10 caer TO oil who may give
az call, The greatest variety for choice
und the rarest bargains in everything!
DRESS GOODS for ladies' unl gentlemen,
OF every description.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE and QUEENSVvARE,
aud an endless variety Of notions and Sta.
pie Goods in their line, will and must be
sold "dOg cheap.!"-So give US u call.
RecOllect, the place To get your money
back" is at tho New York Cheap Variety
Store Of CARR, SMITH & CO.
aiorgantown, Oct. is, 1851. llI.f.
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Care for Consumption!
Liver Complaint, Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung
Complaints.

r HAVE published n brief work on consump-
ton, which contains an Invaluable recipe
for the cure Of those prevalent diseases, even in
their worst stages, when friendship and physi.
clans have given up all hope. The hints on d.
Ct, dress, exercise, &c., &C., are very valuable.
The Lung BdlSGm prescribed in this work cures
without the expensive aid Of physicians or inju.
rlouS use Of patent medicines. In adopting
this system Of cure the patient knolrS rkdt he
Is uSiHE.-kn0wS that he is not shortening his
days by tho use Of aaOdynsS or tnercurialS,
which may seem to relieve but never CURE.
EIO knows when using this Life SariAg BGlslm,
that he Is taking mild, pleasant, elIicacious
remedies, such as Nature Pr1erity for the ills
her children suffer. The ingredients cOmpos.
ing this Lung Balsam are obtuinRb!o, (clICny
toO) wherever consumption exists, proving that
srsFg WhGS lis dHtidOie. Consumpiiye patients
may rely on this rseipe-lall Lung Complaints
arc removed by its use VI would not attach
my name to IT,, had doubt Of is efficacy.
Tho directions for preparing and using the Bal
sam arc perfectly plain. prefer selling the
Recipe 10 making the Balsam, as II enables
people to make MCir Own AiedirinFdi a trjfing
cast. ! will impart the secret Of making the
Balsam, and tho family right 10 meit, for 81,
but in no case will sell il for specializing pur.
nnHaH
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%5 8 4 ] ! 5 ] ! I'D
@IgIZLlsss I1TTIEI[IEsa
AHEAD or ALL OTHERS.

AHEAD Of Hi OTHERS.
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
BECAUSE they are safer. better and more
ID Cihcari0us than any others; and because
the public will take NO others il they can oh.
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have BEEN annually sold within the last years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out itar.
IF PILLS DE- NECESSARY
for pprging aud cleansing the stomach and how
els. and purifying the blood and fluids Of the
body, take 10 OIher.-(Or no other pills produce
these combined elects, or contain Sarsaparilla
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are waCcrcd that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, Clcrgymen, Members Of Con.
gross and respectable citizens can be produced
OF their efficacy than Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where Or
Box will not do mo.c good than Two Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills are in a Bor!!
and sold At TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a 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,
They arc GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common to
mankind,
Nm one having once taken them will be will
ing afterwards 10 take any Others, because they
always do good, and ifthey do not then no 9TH
crs will.
DIR. n. B. LEtDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is a regular Druggist, Chemist 4
Physician, OF fifteen years experience in Phila-
driphia Graduate ofIhe University Of pennsyl-
vania; Member OF different Medical Institutions
Of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&c., and associate and corresponding member
OF several Medical Institutions Of London and
Paris-lhRes the reason Of the greater conf.
denec placed in his pills, and there being re.
commended in the practice OF most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
III Principal Depot, DR.. Leidy's Dispensary,
No. III North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail by
II. II. CARR, MOrgantownI
S. Heermans, FrllUwsville;
T. Il. Curtis, Clarkshurg s. MillersvilleI
$. ~. HecrmanS, GreigSville;
NJ. NJ. Campbell, Fairmont;
Mallonee L Newton, PruntytOwnJ
Strickler { Co., Philippi;
Brooke b CO., Laurel Pointj
Skies 4 Co., uniontownj
John Hagan, Smithfeld;
Rinehart l. Minor, Wayncsburg,
CA. L ". MeItrezatt, Mapletownj
J. Hudson, Newtown;
D. n. Robinson, Brownsvillei
and by al! Druggists and StOrekcepers in the U
States. 56 Iy Sept. 7, 1850.
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TIE CRYSTAL PALACE,
And the Worlds Fair,

Arc iN'rrd grcat curiOsilisS, but my
new and splendid stock OF Goods,
IS mat'rrrl far more interest 10 my Gus.
toner, jusl al present. Having Just re.
turned from the Eastern Cities with an TX.
tcusivc assortment Of srasonuhle rnd (us!..
i"nabic Goods, which for beauty Onl
rhCapness ute unsurpassed IL Western Viz.
gniO, am prepared 10 wait npon my old
friends 10 such bargains a. viii give Uni.
vcrsul satisfaction, lucIUlrh III my sluCl,
may be found every variety Of
BR3' G0ODS,
Such rs CLOTHS, Cussmeres, Salinetls
Vestiuss. Summer Goods, Muslns, Prints
Fancy Dress Goods, Bengcs. Linens
Lawns, Domestic Coltons, Hosiery, Gloves
Yarns, &c, &c, &c., with
READY MADE CLOTHING,
In gtca, variety; also
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Crockcry and Hardware,
Salt, Iron, NuiIs, Glass, Fish, Coffee, Sugar
MolassCS, &c, &c.
Al Of which ! am prepared 10 sell al
unusually low prices, i called for soou,
Ut the old stand. +. e. LA2lER.
MorsantOwn, June I, 1851.
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September 10Th, 1851.
r. 4. DERING & co.

September 10Th, 1851.
r, 4. DERlNG & co.
fave Just received and opened large
and splendid stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Consisting in part Of Cloths, Cassimers
and Sa,inelts, Ready made Clothing, viz
Goats, Vests, SC. extra cheap; CaIicoes,
Ginghams, Delanes, CaShmeres, Poplins,
Alpaccas, &C.; Silks, Checks, &c. &c.
Hardware, QucenSware,
Groceries.
HATS, SLOUGH, fur and silk, Caps and
BOnnets, latest styles and superior quail.
tiles; Salt, Iron, Nails, &c.
Our Goods have been bought in the
Eastern Cities, at greatly reduced Pri.
ceS, aud we feel assured that we con
sell them al such prices as will ensure
their sale. All We ask is that purcha-
scrs will look before buying elsewhere.
We make no large and boasting speeches
Of what We can do; all we ask is an ex-
animation Of our large stock & prices
F. A. DERING 4 co.
September 10. 1891
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Il C.lRD.

81 ts1kADs
TIE undersigned would very respectful.
" announce 10 their friends and the public
generally, that they have united with them
in the practice Of Medicine, Surgery, Sc.
their former partner, JOSEPH A. M'LANR,
NJ. D. The business Of the concern will be
conducted under the frm Of
M'Lane, Son l. Scott.
~ Difficult and dangerous cases will
receive the united attention Of the entire
firm free from additional fees.
M'LANE & SCOTT.
u Our Office will be found at the old
stand, opposite the Merchants 4 Mechan.
ics' Bank. CHARLES M'LANE, NJ. D.
JOSEPH A. M'LAEE, NJ. D.
May 10. Isaac SCOTT, NJ. D.
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aEoRGE 8. Raj, +
.ftt0Ipey at Lac, and
Agent for the Collection Of Claims

AStut lOT llt UUllCCliUh vi OluluiSi
Procuring OF Pensions,
ROunty Lnnds, &c.
MoRGANTOWN, VIRGINIA,
WILL attend to tho collecting of claims in
w thu counties Of MOa0HSdIid, Preston e.
Marion, and also the procuring OF Pensions for
service in the Revolutionary War, tho War Of
1879, or any Indian War since l7oO, and the
Mexican War or Bounty lsnds under the scY.
cral acts Of Congress granting 'he saline.
lie has made arrangements Tor tie rrUsNcu'
ton Of Pension claims with an able and Cxpe.
ricnccd Agent at Washington City, who has
been engaged for more than ten years past in
investigating claims he(Grc Congress and the
several Departments, aud has in his possession
aud access to vast amount Of old Rolls, Rec.
ords and Documents, aiIortins proof Of service
ia the Revolutionary War, no where else to be
found
10" No fee whatever is charged unless tho
claimant is benefited.
August u, 1851. loo emo.
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Gold aud Silver watches :

Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pms, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt
Tobacco, Teas, SpCCtacles, Coffee, Spoons
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vine
gar and RajsinS, Mndder, PrlnCs; CopPcras
figSi Indigo; LiQuorico; Umbrellas; Knives !
Pills; Salts; Sardines; Combsi Wrapping Twinc;
Cunphor; Raisins Mustard Gloves Mirrors /;
Comforts Poke, Booksi lnkstands; Cinnamon;
Gold Pens; Soaps, Gold Pencils; Hosiery; But
ter Knives; Suspendcrs; Gold Chainsi birthstone
Cigars; Toy WatchCsi Hair Pins. Gold Watch
Keys; Shoe Brushes and Ginger; Starch lnGsi
Handkerchief and Mustard Gold Ear Rings
Candles; AcconleoaS \ CASTLE Soap; ButtOnsi
Ok marrow ; Silk Boss; Hair Brushesi Cologne
Water; Boss; Buckets; Pepper ConlaIi Silver
Thmbles; Extract OF Coffee; Gun Capsi Tooth
Brushes; and Toys Of nearly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way too tedious
to mention also Goid Jctrsiry cH2 MoiaSSG.
October 50, 1851. II
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q FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
y Aud MANTUA NAMING.
MRS. JANE r. REAR,

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies oil
w MOrgant0wn and vicinity that she has
removed her shop and can now be found at the
room adjoining tho Printing Office, On From,
street, where sic carries On
Millinery and Misunderstanding,
In all their branches. She expects to receive,
about the first Of OctObur, new and sple ndii
supply Of Dunnets, Trimmings, sc. All
kinds Of Goods and "ROiiOGs" usually kept hy
Mlliners, to which she invites the attention Of
purchasers. She Is in receipt Of the Latest FASH
ions for making dresses, GIantillas, &C., and is
prepared TO sci! Patterns of alb kinds to any
who may wish.
Bleaching done up in the Rea;es, and best
manner.
lD-orders from distance will receive prompt
attention.
MOrgautown, August 80, 1851.
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PROOF OF ITS GOODNESS.
JAcksos, NIIeh., March 81, is5.

JACKSON, Mich, March2I, Ie0I.
Dort. S. TouSey-Slr; You wished mo to let
you know what effect your preparation ofMed.
icinc for Consumption and other diseases had in
my family. AitGF the first ten days my vito
gained In weight lbs, relieved her cough,
changed her countonance, and MI appearances
were better. My family would moi bo willing
to do without IT, Il Is a medicine much needed
in Jaekson-there iI many cases similar 10 my
wfc'M Tho Rov. Mr. blanchard will write
you for recipe. Respectfully yours,
.. F.P0OL.
Address, postpaid, (enclosing Sl,) DR.. S.
Tousey, lC6 Nassau street, New.YOrk. The
work goes by mail under zeal.
November 90, 1881. en-
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A Jewellers Composition,

~LK, SHEAN would respectful
" invite the attention Of the citizens Of
NlorgantOwn and It's vicinity to his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods,
just received ircm the Eastern Cities,
such as
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JUST RECEWED,
II CARR'S Wholesale and Re,uil Drug &
Tobacco Store:
One cask No. l Potash;
One barrel Spts, Turpentnei
Uuo do. Copal VarniSh
tine do. Castor oil
Ono do. RlaxSCcd Oil
One do. Putty
10 gross Matches;
10 boxes Pipesj
One barrel Salts; . do. Alcohol;
Superior Wines and Brandy for medical use !
A large supply Glass Shop Furniture, to wit,
Jars, Bottles, Tinc,urc BottlCsi Lanterns, .
dozen
Also largo supply of Spanish and half Span.
i'h SrgaSi cut aud dried TObacCoi
Which, together with the former stock on hand
make tho stock completes md extensive. Call
aud cIsmnC, MorgHniNwn, Avg, 81.
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Removal.
j. II. WOODWARD,
GA SADDLER "a
W. f5i AAND HARNESS MAKER

Has removed his Shop to the room on the
Pdb!ic Square, aCxt door 10 Shean and
Rice's Variety Store.
He has just received from Pittsburgh
the materials for manufacturing all kinds
Of Harness, Saddles, Brides, &C., which
he will furnish at short notice, 10 old and
new customers, OF reasonable terms FOL
ca,i or good country produce.
lie has now, and will continue to keep on hand,
AGOOn ASSORTMENT or
SADDLES, BRIDES, SADDLE-BAGSr
&c. &C.,
Having permanently located himself in Nor.
gantDHh, he hopes, by strict attention to bust.
HESS, to merit u share Of public patronage.
JOS. \. WOODWARD.
Morgantown, Va. Feb. 10, ls6l.-T