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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-07-23
WAsHINGrnN. July 10


IL Is to be expected that, during the pres
Gnu session, the President will bring to a
oiose all negotiations with the Mexican Gov
oriiment concerning the Tehuantepec route
'iio ''ie rights of the American Company
c'unllhg under the grant to Garay, to con-
strucC ana use a rail road acI oss the Isthmus.
ie administration have already agreed that
VIC 'ities OF our citizens, under the Garay
grant. are good, and ought be be enforced a.
s''iiSI MEXICO. Tt is well known, too, that
MEXICO would have gladly consented to the
execution OF the work. under that grant, had
Inc tlties been transferred to an English, in
stead OF an American company. While the
grant WAS In the hands of the English, the
mexican Government considered it and treat
GU IL as valid. The hostility of Mexico to
inc Onlteo States is the cause of the present
uilhcuity' Mexico apprehends that, if citi-
zens OF the States obtain foothold on the
lsthmns' they will play the Texan game of
revolution and annexation: but that might be
prevented by AUST and liberal policy on her
part.
The necessities of commerce and the deep
interest which the United States have in the
use OF the shortest, and most convenient, and
most salubrie~t--~ute, bot~eer.- ono ,..rsior
of our territ0y another must, in time, and
ere long lead % the acquisition of the 18TH
mus by the United States, unless Mexico
shall consent to give us the right of way a.
cross it.
If the United States Government should
now insist upon the compliance of the Next
can Government with her obligations in re
gard to Tehulntepec, it will be the means of
preventing the recurrence of war between
the two countries, the end of which would be
the absorption of another large portion of
Mexican territory bv the United States.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
.1u,.Dhy, TipriiaH y Co.,

Successors to Murphy, Wilson & Coz
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. as Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Are now receiving their Spring stock, which
will be offered for Sale at Eastern prices for
Cash or approved paper, on tho usual credit.
They invite the attention Of purchasers visit
ing this market, to their Stock, which will al
ways be kept full and feel satisfied that an
examination will convince all that it is their in
,crest to purchase here. .,.
Pi,tsburg, Feb'y. 81, 1852. l36-9mo.
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References,
500 Book Agents
WANTED.

A NY good, active and intelligent man, with
n a small capital Of from $50 to $500, can
make large profits by engaging in tho sale oil
the following
POPULAR AND USEFUL BOOKS.
Chambers Information for the People: or Pop
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Two large imperial octave volumes, contain
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PeieTsons History Of the american Rerolution'
600 large octave pages, with 200 fine Engra-
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petrson's History Of the United States Nary
6O0 large octave pages, and 100 fine Engra'
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Frost's Remarkable Erents in The History Of A.
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Frost,s Pictorial Lyeef Washington. ASplen
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sIoore,s History Of the Indian Wars. Fine col.
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The True Republican. Containing the lnnusu-
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es ana Messages of all the Presidents of the
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Fors Book Of Martyrs. A Splendid Family
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beautifully bound in morocco, gilt.
De Cormenin's History Of The Popes. 900 large
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Josephus' Works. Fine Edition, one large vol
ume.
Stum,s Reflections on The Works Of God.
81. Pierre's Studies Of Nature.
Whites History Of The World A Valuable
General History. One large octave volume,
with handsome Engravings. :,
Lires Of Great and Celebrated Chdrdefert: OF all
Ages and Countries. One large volume OF
500 pages, with numerous Engrarings.
Together with a'number Of other Works par
ticularly adapted for Popular Reading.
III The mos, liberal discounts will be given
10 Agents who may engage in the sale oil the
above Valuable Books. -,
For further particulars, address Post paid
J. 81. L. GlllON, Publishers,
No. 9s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
March 81, 1851. l3S-4ino.
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+. S. Jones. & CO.,

I,okNER ofrouRTII and RAcESTREETs,
I Publishers Of the Model Architect, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
in 81 monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the
wishes no, only of those directly interested IN
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance
ment Of this noble art in our country, and wish
TO cultivate Their tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The handsome manner in
which il is prepared and cmbellishea, render: u
/. tasteful ornament for the drawing-room, while
il, accurate dclirea,ions give it the highest
Nos. lsS 3 are now ready for delivery.
price-5O cents per number. Address as a
bovc, post paid. 100. ,,...
Philadelphia, Dec. 20, 1851. l2s-tf.
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April 3, 1851
NEW SPRING GOODS!
AL WAYS A HEADH

AL WAYS AHEAD!
At the New Ysrk Cheap Variety storc!:
WYE are now receiving and opening
w splendid assortment Of New Spring
aud Summer dry goods, selected with
great care in the Eastern cities, and 50
very cheap, we are sure all who see irill
Jul. All we ask, therefore, is to call and
see the rich and beautiful patterns Of dress
goods we are now exhibiting at every price,
from etc. 10 50 per yard-and the number.
less articles Of gentlemens' and ladies'
wear Of every kind we are now furnishing
to our customers and the public, at prices
lha, are astonishingly cheap!
We have, among others, an extensive
10, Of Ready.mads Clothing, which we
can furnish TO retail purchasers. and 10
country merchants, as cheap as they can be
had in the Eastern market. Prove il By
calling and examining for yourselves!
Always on hand, cheap beyond compe-
,i,ion, Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Hardware, Glass, and Glassware. Ready.
made Clothing, Sugar, MOlasses, Salt, Iron,
Nails. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Fancy Goods
and Notions Of every description, which
we keep in large quantities. and are ready
10 sell al all times on the most accom-.
modating terms. CARR, SMITH & Co.
April 3, 1852. If.
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Spring; arrival
NEW & CHEAP CONFECTIONERY
Y,MFS rypuEPS

RESPECTFULLY calls The attention
Of the ri,izens Of Morgan,own and the
surrounding country TO his fresh supply Of
Confectionetics, &c. His establishment,
is''dirpctly opposite Messts. Raymond &
Co.'s Sturr, and on the North-eas, corner
one door from the Drug Store. His stock
consists Of at-rssF
Fresh Oranges & Lemons, Figs, Raj
sins, Prunes, Dates, Almonds, FIJI
herts, English Walnuts, Ground
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies O
every description; very supcrio'
article Of Cheese.
Temperance Drinks, j
exclusively, in great abundance, viz
Ginger, Pop, Lemon do, Lemonade, Roo
Beer, Patent Gas do, SafsapaIllla Mead
that should be used indeed for health.-
Also on hand constant supply Of
Fresh CAKES g. Crackers,
Such as Pound Cake, Sponge, Fruit
| Scotch, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, &c. wa
| ter, Butter, Sugar, Soda and Ginger crack
ers. White loaf BREAD and Brown do
OH hand; the latter should be used BY al
who are delicate.
nS- Parties Of Ladies' and Gentlemen
can be accommodated with rooms and Re
freshments at his house at all times.
April II, 1852. J. CYPHERS.
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Virginia, 10 wi:.-At Rules held il
i.e clerks oi6eo of,he Circuit Court OF Pres
ION county, on The 9th day of April 1867
.rss BslGaor. and Ohio Rail Road Company,
p.ael J. Foley and John T. Woodsids, con
.-,c:o:, OF n. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
IN ASSUMPSlT.
I'll. object Of this suit lie TO recover from ,hc
de'snuan:s the sum Of one hundred and eighty
:hrce dollars and sixty.two cents, due by ae'
rsgrt /, tho plaintiffs, and to subject any deots
duo nr wing to tho defendants from Lennon,
s;orm1r,. CLAIR & Co., to the payment OF the
,2mr, And the sad Foley and Woodside, who
.are pon.,crdsns Of this Commonwealth, are
seca,rcd ta appear, within one month, amer
d.. publication Of this order, and do what Is
necessary TO protect their interests and on y,
,mo,ion Of the p.intifFs, BY their attorney It Is
crtpred that,nc above order be published Tour
weeks successfully in the Monongalia Mirror
f. wc.sIy newspaper printed in MorgantSewn,
aIonoT:a.ia County, aud posted a, the front
door az lie Courthouse OF this county on tho
,,s. Jty OF the mex, county court. .,
.rcs,,: JOHN P. BfRNE, CFk.
Nm. C: brown & Co., Pl'fi. Altos.
ncrl s, 1852. laV-4t.
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&c.; and associate and corresponding mcmNeI
Of several Medical Institution. Of London al, ~
dcnce placed in his pills, and there being re- {.
commented in the practice of most respectable
nbysicinns throughout the United States.
U Principal Depot, D., LIE LSdy,s p'sp1nssny,
No. Ia North FOURTH 81, rh''uac'P"'"
and sold wholesale and retail by
mn. CARR, Morgantowni
S. Hecrrnans, Fcllowsyillc;
T. II. Curtis, Clurksbarg M'lIer'ri''ei
&. J. Hcermuns, Grcigsville;
NJ. NJ. Campbell, fairmonti
Mallonce & Newton, Pnntytowni
Suickler & Co., philippi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies & Co., Uniontown;
John IIagan, Smith6eld;
Rinehart K Minor, Wayncsbnrg;
CA. & W. Mostrezatt, Mapletown;
J. Hudson, Newtown;
| d. N. Robinson, Drownsyillci -,
and by all Druggists and Storckecpers in INC
states. GO ly Sept. 7, lsoo.
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Attention Voters!
LOOK OUT FOR HAMMOND & PICK
EyplUGH'S PHILADELPHIA AND
T pApIS STOREl

VIE being juat on the owe DIGGING for Goods t,''as
have /. los lei; which wo mast anu WI. WIZ" .'..
VI, |oul. sell a, lower prices than ever was ~
arc.. ~ rex! Of in this county, as we wan. ILL., y.
IL tier elrrcs with large stock OF new ones
Al. .. yCr u 80 :une TO Town WIN your p0e en-,
- nj. u moncy,-instcad Oh iay'nsh H., S mo
r,,., ,,t,c, -. asa call and examine what VIC
..,r. aad 80 Will guarantee that it will be TO
WAX a.rrrel., as WI ara determined to SELL
.gaot gtf,ri IL call and examine for yourselves
rr gn,ite l,lhgE for showing our Goods.
~ 80 :.,w !uu entirely through anu not
,a.Se Yc1 ,a'crnt.
,a,r ..rs, Fl adlrs' Dress Goods, VIC are
i.lmu,; s.u,l away, So cai!soon, Ladms' anu
q 'rs ..psr'RIn'
nr..or. y! CLOTHS islargc, and those that
,n,,,i NV will do well to call and sec them,
g.. ,heya.e hrgni 20 at some price: w
HAYMOSD & rlcKESpAuGh.
,ia,:as;,wo, April S, 1859.
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I. MITCHELL. ~ Haf'
MITCHELL & HAYES,
Merchant TNilO1.s,

Walnut street, opposite the Jail, Morsdnforn,
TAvE entered into Partnership, and just
I'll brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment of French black, blu O.
brown, grOen and olive e.. az
Cloths,
Cassimeres of all styles and qualities;
Hestings Of all colors, styles and qualities;
Trimmings Of tho best quality, to suit all
colors.
Gloves, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, three-ply; SILK and Linen cravats'
black and fancy colorsi Stocks poeket.h nlrn
kerchiefs; fine quality Of PLUSH ard CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also large stock OF ~
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
such as Goats, Pants, and Vests, of all quail.
ties and prices; Silk Shirts, Suspenders, and
many other articles not mentioned all which
will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH; Please call
and examine our stock.
Dec. l3, 1851. l22-tf.
N. B.-Thoso indebted to P. R. Mitchell or
NJ. Hayes, on former accounts, are earnestly
requested to settle up, either by money or note,
without delay. .4. sfr : III
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CHARLES ROSES
t.n.ccr EradiCatOr,

Wills invaluable remedy has already cured
h,aIrpis and is curing all that apply to hun
eqiare they are too far gone, This medicine n
m.nd ;,sclF; and II it does not effect cure II
.nv reasonable case, by giving it time and =
,s,f trial. will refund back the money, ~ WI
lie M, up in one ounce walls, at one dollar
rini, yi.h prin,e! directions around lhe val
those tiet wish to purchase can 90 50 y IsAa =.
In. letter and tie pay tot as man! WAS ii
90 One Vial Ia, cured Cancers in the srst stage
, @"Y,i wish sry ouc tl,a, sends for medicine
!, statc az nsar tho case Of the Cancer as they
I'M, Direct 10 the subscriber at lees Ferry
s.ono5sllia county, Va. and the medicine VIII
,sfrnt wherever directed. ~, no,,
~ FOR certificates of euro see hand'''H'
ACCOMMODATING tho medicine.
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"AvlNG received my Spring floods, an
prepared to show my friends, and stFahg-
ers, the largest assortment of ny.
UPHOLSTERY AND BEDDING
ever offered in this city, consisting in part OF
Lace and Muslin embroidered Curtains, Satin
de Lain, Brocotel, Union Damasks, Morcens,
Fringes of all colors and widths, Cornice',
Curtain Bands, Turkey red goods figured and
plain, Tassels and Cords Of all kinds, llearse
Tassels and Fringe, Table and Sofa Tasscls,
French and English Silk, worstcd and cotton
Gimps of all kinds. Bindings, Borders,and Bed
Frinees, Window Shades, Buff Roller Blinds,
Split Blinds, green oil cloth do, cords, tassels
and trimmings for do, Regalia Fringe, Spear
Heads, Eagles for Banners, Plush, TUFTS, Bro
cotel, Dc Lain and Buttons, Furniture GimPs,
for Cabinet Makers; yenitian Blind Cord, Tas-
sells and Binding, Beds, Bolstcrs and Pillows
French Quilts, white and colorcd Curled Hair,
Husks, Cotton, Moss, Straw and Spring Mat
trasscs; Cots, Door Mats, Comforts, Sheets,
Slips, Counterpanes, Quilts, Piano and Table
Covers, Table Linen and Towelling, 5,6 and
Ia-4 Sheetings, venitiun Blinds, Window
Shade All orders promptly attended to.
u Two Dogs at the door,
WIN. NOBLE, Upholstcrer,
Third street, opposite the Post Office,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Ami, q 1890 Holt.
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Removal! Removal!

~ THE subscribers have remov'
ed their Stock Of Goods TO their new Ware
House on Walnut street, Immediately below
their old sand on the corner Of High and wal
nut streets, where they may DO found ready te
welcome their old friends and customers, aEa
10 render them great facilities in the way O.
purchasing Goods at fair prices.
GEO. M. HAGANS & co.
Morsan,own, Va. February %, 1859.
Lumber.-P ersons having hrst-ratt
SEASONED Lumber to dispose Of, would DO wei
10 call. 6. NJ. II. Co.
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BARTLETT'S HOTEL.
n1rnc W.

=
rI,lIE undersigned having rebuilt, and cnlaiS'
cd a considerable portion OF his iioleI,
which was destroyed by fire last fall, Is now
prepared to entertain travellers and yisitert
comfortably, and in manner which VIII give
satisfaction to his customers. In short tune
tho whole building will be completed, when NC
will be enabled to entertain hisguests III style
unsurpassed in Western Virginia.
Ills House is large, comfortable three s'or!
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre
Of the town contiguous 10 the Court-house
and the principal business parts of the place
and Is provided with all the conveniences io'
keeping first class hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
Ills BAR stocked With the choicest Liquors
Every attention will be paid to render the
visits Of those who may favor him with call
comfortable and pleasant. ,,,., ,,rr
Clark,Jsrg, March 81, lS5s.-3m
NB-The Stable Is attended by careful and
trusty hostlcrs.
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\ FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
, And MANTUA MAKING.
MRS. JANE T. BEAR,

Mrs, JANE I. DENN3
vyTouLp respectfully inform the Ladies OF
w Morgan,own and vicinity that she has
removed her shop and can now be found at The
room adjoining the Printing Office, on Front
street, where she carries on
Millinery and Misunderstanding,
In all their branches. She expects to receive,
about the first of October, new and spie ha'u
supply of Bonncts, Trimmings, &C. All
kinds of Goods and ''noiions" usually Kept by
NIilliners, to which she invites the attention OF
purchasers. She is in receipt OF the Latest asi-
ions for making Dresses, Mantilias, &c.' anu -
n ,H to sell Patterns Of all kinds to any
who may wish.
Bleaching done up in the nea'est and best
IU-Ordersfroma distance will receive prompt
attention.
Morpantown, August 80, 1881. .-
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w.. prnprs. E.w. rowEI
N Mo Oll(I, BOOK STORE.
william Dcrbln s Co.,

William DcrDIH q OU',
TEEp constantly on hand at their Store, on
Ia High street, opposite Carr, Smith Co.'S,
a general assortment of BOOKS, including Bi,
bles, Testaments, and variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, to-
gether with large assortment Of School books,
Blank Books, Stationery, Stcel-pens, &c.
GRoCERIES.--They have also lot Of supe'
rior Groceries.
Morrantown, Nov. 90, 1851.
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Gold and silver Watches !:

such as ,t...
Gold and Silver Watches:
Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pins, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, Spcctaclcs, Coffee, Spoons,
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Sodai
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vine
gar and Raisins, Nader, prine;; CGPperas;
Figs; Indigo; Liquoricc; Umbrellas; Knives !.
Pills; Salts; sardines; Combs; Wrapping Twine'
Camphor; i,aisins Mustard; Gloves Mirrors j,
Comforts Pocket Books; lnkstnndsi Cinnamon
Ter Knives; Suspendcrs; Gold Chains; birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; Hair Pins, Gold Watch
KEYS; Shoe Brushes and Ginger; Starch Inks;
Handkerclicis and Mustard Gold Ear Rings !;
Candles; Aecordeons & CASTLE Soap; Buttonsi
Or marrow silk Boss; Hair Brushesi Cologne
Water; Boss; buckets; Pepper Cordial; Silver
Thimbles; Extract Of Cofeci Gun CaPsi Tooth
Brushes; and Toys Of nearly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way TOO tedious
TO mention also Gold Jetrelry and Motasses.
October 80, 1851. ...
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New Establishment.
On e. w. DERING,
SADDl E&HARNESS MAKER

Has commenced business, up stairs, be.
tween behring's Dry Good Store, and Cars
Dug and Tobacco Store, Main Street, Moi
gantown, Va.
He has just rereived from filisburg and
Baltimore, materials for manufacturing
all kinds Of
SADDLES, BRIDES AND HARNESS
of all descriptions, aud will keep large
and well made stock always oil hond.-
He is de .ermined to sell lower than any
olher es,a blishmen, in town, for Cash or
good Country Produce. Al work ,sar-
rG,ied. L. W. DERtNG.
of Fine Buggy Harness.
Morsantown. March 90. i3l.3no.
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|To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TTyEhaye this day placed in The hands
w Of William Lazer, 1.-The accounts
and notes due the firm Of Lazier M'Lane &
Co., Lazier and Nl'Lane, Fleming & Guse.
man, and E. C.. Lazier, up TO the 26lh day
Of March, 1851. W.. have done this for
The purpose Of closing all our old accounts
and 10 pay our debts. We have q large
sum, more than We owe, due us, and most
Of il for years. Those persons having
claims against us will present them to
him for settlement, who will pay them
as last as he can collect. Having indnlg.
ed our friends so long We think they ought
not 10 think hard Of us for doing this.
Z. c. LAzlER, ,3
JOS. a. M'LANE.
w shall still continue the bust
ness Mt the old stand, and will give
bargains to prompt payers. and shall
be happy 10 see my old friends
Don't forget to call. ----
Z. C. LAZIER.
| can be fonnd at the Office in the rear
Of Kinsey Flies shop,-entrance 10 the Of
flee from the door leading from said shop
All Of you who owe or have claims u
gainsl said firms, call us soon as yon can.
When am not present, Mr.. John w. Dur
bin will attend 10 the settlements.
WIN. LAYER.
March 26, 1852. l37-tf.
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines
Decidedly the most popular and effec'
tual remedies in use.
Dr. Butler,s Elixir Of Brandy,

Decidedly the most popular and eiiec-
tual remedies in use.
DR.. Buffers Elixir Of Brandy,
4 sure. safe and cfFcctual remedy for Dyspepsia,
tho most tormcnting Of all othef oisease' ~.
Those persons who arc laporihs uhae' .e
weight of this complaint Will no wen P';;
strengthens the stomach, thereby causing "
food 10 digest, the head TO cease achlis, M'
mind to resume its wonted clearncss anu ae"''
ity-in short, renovation OF INC who're man
For particulars, read Dr.. Buffers valaaeie ny
coipt Book, a copy orwhich may DO mao Oh 'i''
Agent, gratis. .rh
DR.. Buffers BaIsam Of Elecampane,
is warranted to cure more cases of diseases OF
the Chest than any other preparation offered Tor
sale at this time. 1t may be used by persons Of
all ages and conditions, and will be found cor
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and Consumption in lis earlier stages.
II loosens the phlegm, and enables one to breath
freely, which is always desirable. For a iur-
Their description offs virtues, see DR.. Butlcr:'s
valuable Receipt Book, copy of which may be
had ofthc Agent, gratis. III lE
DR.. Buffers Sampson Lipiment,
which is Lnimcnt, as its name denotes, that
produces great strength. Is there weakness oil
the back, breast, or limbs II will vanish upon
tho application Of this great strengthened. Do
you suffer pain in these places use the samp-
sons Liniment; it will drive out all pain in
staptly. Arc you bruised, or strained IN any
way /, will remove the swelling and soreness
with few applications. 1t should stand IN the
cupboard. of every family, and may be found
described in Dr.. Buffers valuable receipt book
at greater length. ..i.
DR.. Buffers Gold Mine, or Califor-
-4r I'd. mia Pill, sar
is a pill made from the extract of plant found
in tho wilds orCalifornia; and 10 man afflicted
with some ofthc ills that flesh is heir to, is more
valuable than fine gold. This pill operates
gently on the bowels, and thereby removes pains
and sluggishncss the system, and being GER
tain in their operation, are greatly 10 be pre-
fcucd above all other pills. Concerning them
read Dr.. Buffers valuable Receipt Book, in
which may be found useful receipts for dyelngi
and many other things useful to families.
Fer sale by CANON & McLELLAND, whole
sale Agents, Uniontown, Pa.
II. Ii. CARR, Morgantown, Va.
C.B.CARR & CO., Fairmont, Va.
Thomas Merideth, Smithfield,
S.&J. Heernans, Fellowsyille,
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