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arranged her bracelets, oh, it don't
signify, if you car have patience with
him, he's so tiresome with his questions.
I've bought him heap Of toys. but he,
never wants to play. and is forever ask
ing such old,fashioned questions. Keep
him and welcome, when you like. but
take my word Tor it. you'll repent your
bargain : and she sripped gaily down 10
dinner.
Poor little Charley Time is plenty
to adjust all those silken ringle:s, time
TO embroidee all those gay dresses. time
to linger lill midnight over the last new
novel: but for the soul that looked
forth from those eyes, no time to SOW the
good seed, no time 10 watch lest the en-
envy should sow lares.'
From tina. time Charley and ! were
'nseparaPle: the thoughtless mother, well
CONTEXT to pass her time devouring all
sorts Of trashy literature. or in the idle
gossip with her drawing room compan :.
IONS tie young father, weary with bus
mess troubles, contenting himself with a
quiet good night and closing the day
by q visit to the theatre or concert room !;
poor Charley being. meanwhile. put to
bed for safe keeping, woalG lie hours,
tossing restlessly from side 70 side, with
nothing in his mind, as he innocently
said to me- What o Joy to sit by his
side and heguile the lonely hours
there / learned to understand the
meaning Of the Saviour's words, Fer of
such IS The kingdom Of HeaVen.'
In his clear, silvely tones, he would
repeat after me. Our Father asking me
the meaning of every petition; then he
would say, why don't you tell Lizzie ?
L'zsis don't know any proyersF
One night sung these lines
Sweet fields beyond the swelling A,od
Staad dressed in living green
He raised himself ia bed, while the
tears tremblcd on his long lashes, and
said. oh, sing that again-'it seems as #
I sag a beautiful picture| Then taking
my guitar, would sit by his bedside,
and watch the blue eyes droop and
grow heavy with slumber as sang to
him. And sbsI whose duty. and Joy,
aud pride it should have been. to lead
those little feet to Him who biddeth lit.
tie children to Gomez was ipdolently and
contentedly bound in howery letters Of
her own weaving. unmindful that en- an.
gels destiny was entrusted to her care.
less keeping.
Little Charley lay tossing in his little
bed with high fever. 1t is needless to
say tho hold he had upon my heart and
services. His childish mother, either
unable or unwilling 10 see his danger.
had left me in charge of him. lured
frou, his side by the attraction of great
military ball. I changed his heated
pillows, gave him the cooliag draught,
bathed bis feverish temples. and finally
at his request. rocked him gently IN my
arms. to quiet his restlessncss. He
placed his little arms carelessly about
my neck. and said feebly, Sing to me Of
Heaven When | finished. he looked
languidIy up, saying. 'WAere's Lizzie's
must kiss LizsieP and as the words
died on bis lips, his eye dropped, his
heart fluttered like prison bird. and
little Charley was counted one in the
heavenly fold.
As | closed his eyes. and crossed the
dimpled hands peacefully upon his
breast. his last words rang fearfully in
my ears, Where's Lizzie p
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
acy- We neglected to chronicle the fac

or We neglected TO chronicle the fact.
two or three weeks since. that our talented
neighbor. E. B Cooke, Esq. Ofthe Water.
bury American, bad been elected Warden
Of the Borough of Waterbury. He will
mako aa efficient Mayor of the Queen
City, and the compliment is well deserved
for no one has done half as much a. he
to give the place it's presen, elevated posi-.
lion in the estimation of the public.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
WAsHrNarnN. JUNG 8.

10 the Senate. a food of pelilions in ia
vor Of the Homestead Bill came 10. Mr.,
Sumner gave ncfice Of proposed reductions
In ocean postage. The Senate then went
INTO Executive session upon the Indian
Treaties Of Minnesota. M
1n'the House IheEe was long asd prof.
illess struggle between California and New
York as 10 the proposed branch minls.-
Nothing resulted but waste Of time,
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A Jewellers Composition.

rJ.K. SHEAN would respectful
ly invite the attention Of the citizens OF
Morgantown and its vicinity to his
splendid assortment OF Variety Goods,
just received from the Eastern Cities,
such as -u s ...,-
Gold and Silver Watches:
Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breas. Pins, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, Spectacles, Coffee, Spoons,
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda;
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vino
gar and Raisins, Maddcr, prunes; Copperasi
Figs; Indigo; Liquorice; Umbrellas; Knives.
Pills; Salts; Sardines; Combs; Wrapping Twinc'
Camphor; Raisins Mustard Gloves; Mirrors +,
Comforts; Pocket Books; lnkstands; Cinnamon;
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery; But
ter Knives, Suspcndcrs; Gold Chains; Birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; Hair Pins, Gold Watch
Keys; Shoe Brushes and Ginger; Starch; Inks;
IIandkc,chicfs and Mustard Gold Ear Rings;
Candles; Accordcons s. CASTLE Soap; Buttons;
Ok marrow; Silk Boss; Hair Brushes Cologne
Water, Boss; Buckets; Pepper Cordial; Silver
Thimbles; 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 Jeuelry and Molasses.
October 80, 1851. II sol.
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General Advertiser.
NEW SPRING GOODS!
ALITA US AHEA.Du


At the New York Cheap Variety storcS:
EEyEare now receiving ard opening u
w splendid assortment Of New Spring
Ind Summer dry goods, selected with
crca, cafe in the Eastern ciliPs, and 50
rrry rhrdp, we are sure all who sec 'rlil
tuy. All We ask, therefore. is 10 cal and
spc the l.rh mud beautiful patterns of dress
goods wrare now exhibiting at every price,
rom Gle. to So per yara--Hnd The number.
less articles OIL gen,lemens' aud lailps'
wenr of every kind We arc now furnishing
10 our customers and the public, al prices
thr mn. nstunishingIy cheap
We have, among others, an extensive
lot Of R"ady.mude Clothing, which we
can furnish 10 retail purchasers. md 10
country merchants, as ehedp os they can be
had in the Eastern market. Prove it BY
railing and examining for yourselves!
Always on hand, cheap beyond comre.
iitiun, Dry Goods, Groceries, Quesnsware,
Hardware, Gless, and Glassware, Ready.
made Clothing, Sugar, M6lisses. Salt, Iron,
NailA Hars. Cups, Bonne,s, Fancy Goods
and Notions Of every description, which
we keep IN large quantities. and are ready
10 sell at all times on the moA accom-.
tnodatinv terms. CARR, SMITH & Co.
April 8, 1852. #.
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Attention Voters!
LOOK OUT FOR RAYMOND < PICK
ENPAUGH'S PHILADELPHIA AND
PARIS STORFn


WE being jnA on the eve orgoing fo< Goods:
have = fhw left which we must and will with.
out doubt sch at lower prices than ever was
seen or read Of in this county, as We want to
i'll their places with large stock Of new ones,
Az Of you VIM come TO Town with yoarsock-
Wis full Of ihoncy,-instead of'laying it out
elsewhere, please call and examine. what we
havc, aud &c will guarantee that il will be to
your interest, as We arc determined TO esll.--
DO not farge, to calland examine for yourscivrs
as we chMgc nothing for showing our Goods.
We will show You entirely through aud not
charge yoronc cent. ~
Our stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods, We are
almost giving away. 60 call susn, Ladies, and
buy bargain. ssi.rr .s
Our stock of CLOTHS is lstee, and those tina,
want to boy will do well to call and see them,
as A'cy are bound togo at somc price.
,-'a.T RAYMOND s rIcKENpAy6H.
Morgsntorn, April S, 1852.
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no ALL WHOM II NAY CONCERN.
WYE have this day placed in the hands
VIZ of Willinm Lazler, all The accounts

EN7E have this day placed in the hands
w Of William Lazier, oil the accounts
aud due the firm Of Lasier M'I.ane &
TO-, lazipr and M'Lane, Fleming & Guse.
man. and Z. G, LuEirr up 10 The 26lh day
Of Mnrrh, 1851, We have done this for
the purpose u closing all nur old accounts
and 10 pay our debts. We have a large
sum, more than we. owe, due US, and most
oil II for years. Those persons having
claims asniilsl US will present them to
him for settlement, who will pay them
US iust US he can collect. Having in,luls.
ed our friends so long we think they ought
not to think hard Of nsfor doing This. ].
Il. c. I.AzIER,
Jos A. M'LANE,
10 shall still continue the bnsi.
ness at the old stand, and will give
bargains to prompt payers, and shall
he happy to sec my old fIicnds.-
DON'T forget to call.
..-.- L. C. LAZlER.
! can be found al the Office in the real
Of Kinney Flies shop, -entranee to the Of
flee from The door leading from said shop
All Of you who owe or have claims q.
eaiasl said firms, call as soon as ron ran,
When am not present, MIR. John W. Dur,
bin will attend 10 the settlements.
WIN. LAZlER.
March 90, 1852. ls7-,f.
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Removal.
j. e. WOODWARD,
. sADDLER q
aNDHARNRSS MAKER

las removed his Shop to the room on the
Public Square, next 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, to old and
new customers, or reasonable terms FOL
cash or good county produce.
He has now, md witl continue to keep on hand
ACCOM- ASSORTMENT OF
SADDLES, BRIDES, SkDDLErBAGS
Sc. Sc,
Having permanently located himself In Nor
gaatown, he hopes, by s,riet attention to bust
ness, to merit share Of public patronage.
JOS. b. WOODWARD.
Morgantown, Va. Feb. 10, E5l.-,f
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MITCHELL & HAYES,
Merchant TIilO,sS,

Walnut street, crpo,its ne jail, Morsanio'cn,
TAvE entered into Partnership, and just
Il brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive ,rr
Cloths,
Cossimeres of all styles and qualities,
Pestings Of all colors, styles and qualities;
TRIMMINGS Of tho best quality, to suit all
colors.
Cloves, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, &c. -''-'l
Collars, three.ply, Silk and Linen Craratss,
black and fancy colors; Stocks; Poeket.liand,
korchieisi fine quality orPLUSli and CLOTH
GAPS, Navy do, also a 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 BIO sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH; Please call
and examine our stock. .-
Dec. 49,, 1851. .,- l22-tE
N. B.-Thosc indebted to p. r. Mitchell OF
NJ. Hayes, on tsrmcr accounts, arc earnestly
requested to settle up, either by money or note,
without delay. . -.. s...,
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Saddles, HridIeS, COtLHrs,
AND HARNESS,

AND EVERY ARTICLE IN HIS LINE,
be had at the chear establish
IOmant in Aorgsn,own, at his old stand
opposite I.azier's Store, where all articles
Of the above description ale kept COR
staady on hand or made 10 order atithe
shortest notice. Persons who may be u
wan, Of any thing IN the above line oil b.
siness, will find il 10 their interest 10 So
and examine the above articles, as am d
lermined to sell low for roshor good onui
try produce. JOHN B. ACHES0&
Morgantown, April 10, S5y-
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BARTLETT'S HOTEL,
fCbARKSBURGVa.)

THE undersigned having rebuilt and enlarg-
j cd considerable portion Of his Hotel,
which was destroyed by fire last fall, is now
prepared TO entertain travellers and visitors
comfortably, and in manner which will give
satisfaction TO his customers. In short time
tho whole building will be completed, when he
will be enabled 10 entertain his guests in style
unsurpassed in Western Virginia.
ms House Is largo, comfortable th,eo story
brick building, pleasantly located in tho centre
Of the town contiguous to the Court-Housc
and the principal business parts Of tho place,
and is provided with all the convenienccs for
hepinea first class hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, aud -.---. 81
HIS Ban stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Evcry attention will be paid to render the
visits Of those who may favor him with call
comfortable and pleasant.
Ciatksburg, March ~, lS52,-3m
NB-The Stable Is attended BY careful and
trssty hostlcrs, .--...
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n C,gRD.

TaE undersigned would very respectful.
" announce TO their friends and the public
generally, that they have united with them
in the practice Of Medicine, Surgery, &c,
their former partner, JOSEPH A. M'LAsr,
NJ. D., The business Of tho concern will be
conducted under the firm of
M'Lane, Son & Scott.
" Difficult and dangerous cases will
receive The united attention of the entire
firm free from additional fees.
M'LANE g. SCOTT.
% Our Office will DO found at the old
stand, opposite the Merchants & Mechan.
ics' Bank. CHARLES M'LASE, NJ. D.
JOSEPH A. M'LAEE, NJ. D.
May 49, ISAAC seoTT, NJ. D.
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VIEW MUSIC,
Just Received at the Morgantown

Book Store:
Buds and Blossoms; My Husband is such a
queer fellow; Swiss Waltz, with variations ;
Union Quick Step; TriiFling Polka; Swatara
Waltz William Tell Grand March; The Wiz
zard's Polkaj William Gallop; Truly will
ever Love thee Fascination Polka; Walnut
Street Theatre Albertian Polka, &c.
ALSO,
Stanbridgc's Piano Instructor for beginners /;
Southern Harp; Northern Harp; Church Music:
Mason's Sacred Harp, Western Harp, Young
Mclodist, Floral Festival, &c.
January 3, 1859.
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@l!a!ll!IlY
GslSsI2lII!s [a!5IIlllI!E
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
because they arc safer, better and more
I'D effcacious than any others; and because
the public will take NO others IL they can OBJ
tain them,
100000 BOXES
have boon annually sold within the last years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear. ~. s..
IF PILLS BIZ NECESSARY
for purging and cleansing the stomach and bow
els, and purifying the Blood and fluids of the
body, take no others-for no other pills produce
these combined effects, or contain Sarsaparilla
in them. ......er .rf.F ,-
Eat, Drink and Lipe as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fsur of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagered 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 ONE
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes Of
any others. An Or. Nv.
Forty Pills are In a Bor u
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
psnying 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 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 If they do not then no 9th.
ers will.
DR.. n. B. LEIDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, 10 regular Druggist, Chemist &
Physician, OF fifteen years experience in phia.
delphia Graduate Of the 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-hente the reason of the greater conf.
dence placed in his pills, and there being re-
commended in the practice Of most respectable
physicians throughout the United States,
ID Principal Depot Dr. Leidy's Dispensary,
No. ia North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia.
and sold Wholesale and retail by
II. II. CARR, Morgantowuj
s. Heerinans, Fellowsyille
T. r. Curtis, Clarksburg & Mlllefsyille;
S. & J. Hermann, Greigsville;
NJ. NJ, Catnpbell, Fairmonti
Mallonee & Newton, Printytown;
Stricken & Co., Phiippi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies & Co., Unontown;
John Hugan, Smithfeld
Rinehart 4 Minor, WaSnosburg;
c. A. & W. Mcstrezatt, Mapletown;
]. Hudson, Newtown;
DIN. Robinson, Brownsville;
and by all Druggists and Storekeepers in the U
States. '17 56iy Sept. I, 1850.
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WESTERN ...
Carriage Mandatory,

iFtNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he is
now carrying on tho Carriage Making business
at his New Stand on Pleasant street, near the
corner Of Front, and within call Of the Ferry,
aIorgantown, Va, where he is fully prepared
to do oil work in his line, such as making, re-
pairing, painting and trimming Carriages, Bug
gies, Sulkeys, &c. These vehicles are made
to order and kept constantly on hand for sale.
! All work giving way, by fair usage, within
one year from the time q new Carriage leaves
my shop, Will be repaired gratis.
March 20, 1859. 3m JIM. KERN
N. Bills Smithw6fk is done by DANIEL
HAlpEMAs, ESQ. the best workmen in his line
in this section ofcountry, and hardly to be beat
anywhere.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
,Tmyl,hy, TYc,'nasi r. Co.,

Successors to Murphy, Wilson & Coy
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 4S Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Arc Eow receiving their Spring STOCK, which
vii! 10 offered for Sale at Eastern prices for
Cash or approved paper, on the usual credit.
They invite the attention Of purchasers visit
ing this market, 10 their Stock, which will al
lays DO kept full and feel satisfied that On
examination will coAfnce all that it is their IN
terest 10 purchase here.
Pittsburs. Feb'y. u, 1852. lso-3mo.
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An. MILLS.
J., MILLS.
J. MILLS & son,
Wholesale and Retail, Grocery,

"'' J. MILLS & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Forwarding s. Commission Merchants
And Dealers in Country Produce and
pittsburg Manufactured Articles,
Water street, (abopc Monohgdhch Bridget
Pittsburgh, Penna'
.><>~><>~<>,>>>-><>~-
Consignmen.s Of Wool, Flour, Bacon, Su,
gar, Molasses, Dried Fruit, Timothy and
Glover Seed, Cheese, Butter and Iron,
Nails, Glass, or Manufactured Goods Of
every kind, and general patronage from
all quarters most respectfully solicited
Storage on the most accommodate
ing terms, 4a-.
As our House is very large, directly oTpo'
site the Wharf or Landing Of the Pittsburg
and Brownsville Steam Packets.
WN. B. We will act as Agents, at all
times, for the transaction OF business Of
any kind committed 10 on: trust by ouT
friends from any point Of the compass,
with fidelity anu despatch.
References.
D. C. Chadwick, Esq. Morgantown, Va
G. X. e. Allen, Esq. do
Dr.. G. McLane, do
VIM. Lazier, Esq. do
Gen. J. X. Moorchead, Pittsburgh.
Kramer & Rahm, do
William Bagley & Co. do
H. Chihls 6 Co. do
March 90, 1851. Soil
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E. u. HAGANs. L. A. HAGASs.
T.. A. HAGANS & CO.,
Forwarding and Com mission

MERCHANTS,
Cheat River Bridge, or Rowlcsburg,
B, and Q. Railroad, rs miles
west Of Cumberland.
TINE subscribers having erected large and
i coinmodious Warehouse at this point, are
prepared to receive and forward merchandise
and Produce, with promptness and despatch.
pE.B.-L. A. IAGANS, being the Agent
OF the B. + o. R, r. at tho aboye named place,
will give his particular attention to the For
wnMing business. 1916 March, 1852.
( ID Editors at Fairmont, Ciarksburg and
Weston will please insert Ct. marx priro q, the
bottom, and charge to this Office.
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Warrants md Subpoenas,
sUndet the New Code, just printed
and for sale at this office.
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Medical Notice.
DOCTORS HALL & LAZZELL

nAvIHG associated themselvesin the prac.
Ill tise sfMedicine, Surgery, &C., ut Blacks.
vile, Va, take pleasure in announcing to their
breads and the public generally, That having
.lstely teceisod large variety of tho most az.
proved Medicines, they arc prepared to give
elo,e attention 10 any cases that may come un-
der theft charge.
Difficult, and dangerous cases will receivothe
attention of both without any additional charge.
Office, East ond Of "Brock's Row." Blacks
vile, Va, 136-4t.
March 20, 1852.
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines,
Decidedly the most popular and effec-
tual remedies in use.
DR.. Buffers Elixir Of Brandy,
sure, safe and efficctual remedy for Dyspepsia,
the most tormenting Of all other Diseases
Those persons who are laboring under the
weight of this complaint will do well to pur-
chase bottle Of the Elixir Of Brandy, as 1t
strengthens the stomach, thereby causing the
food to digest, the head to cease aching, the
mind to resume its wonted clearness and acuv-
ity-in short, renovation Of the whole man.
For particulars, read DR.. Buffers valuable Re-
ccipt Book, copy ofwhieh may be had Of the
Agent, gratis. .......
DR.. Buffers Balsam Of Elecampane,
is warranted to cure more cases Of diseases Of
the Chest than any other preparation offered for
sale at this time. II may be used by persons Of
all ages and conditions, and will be found a GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and Consumption in its earlier stages.
1t loosens the phlegm, and enables one to breath
freely, which is always desirable. For fut-
ther description Of It's virtues, sec Or. Butlers's
valuable Receipt Book, a copy of which may DO
had ofthe Agent, gratis.
DR.. Buffers Sam pSon Liniment,
which 10 Liniment, as It's name denotes, that
produces great strength. Is there weakness Of
tho back, breast, or limbs 1t will vanish upen
tho application Of this great strengthener. Do
you suffer pain in these places use the Samp-
son's Linimcnt; it will drive out all pain in.
stantly. Arc you bruised, or strained in any
way it will remove tho swelling and soreness
with few applications. II should stand in the
cupboard ofeycry family, and may be foand
described in Dr.. Buffers valuable receipt book
at greater length.
DR.. Buffers Gold Mine, or CalifOr-
mia Pill,
is pill made from the extract Of plant found
in tho wilds ofCaliforniaf and to a man afflicted
with some Of the ills that flesh is heir to, is more
valuable than fine gold. This pill operates
gently on the bowels, and thereby removes pains
and sluggshness Of the system, and being GER
tain in their operation, are greatly to be pre-
ferred above all other pills. Concerning them,
read DR.. Buffers valuable Receipt Book, in
which may b found useful receipts for dycing,
and many ether things useful to families.
Fer sale by CANON & M'CLELLAND, whole-
sale Agents, Uniontown, Pa.
H. II. CARR, Morgantown, Va.
B.CARk & Co., Fairmont, Va.
Thomas Merideth, Smithfeld,
S. g. J. Heermsns, Fellowsville,
Byrne & INIT, Evansville, ~
J. Asbury & Son, Pruntytown,
J. Asbury, Thorntown.
March 20, 1851.
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Watch Repairing,

ENGRAVING, &c. attended to with prompt
ness, and in style to give satisfaction. The
subscriber has three hands employed at tht
business, and would be glad to keep them ou
Of mischief an the time.
March 20. JOHN SHEAN,
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