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PIATos.

-, JUST received my Spring and
III -i5sa Summer Stock of PIANOS rang
~ zss.z5SsS ing in price from $3.50 to $500
Persons wishing purchase would do well to call and
examine for themselves before making other arrange
ments AS | believe | can make it to their interest,
to buy from me- J. WOMELSDORFF.
N. b Lave at present six hand to select from.
Columbus, Miss, March oath, 1853 9--2t.
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give have heard public Paper, OF merely party charac
ter 10 generally commended for many years, President
Hercc's Inaugural has BEEN We think the commentator
deserved, whether regard the literary ability manifested in
H. or the manly and direct way he has OF announcing his opn
ions upon topics of public interest There enough of the
partisan in it satisfy The demands of moderate party i'm :
enough OF conservatism satisfy the moderate men; enough
Of patriotism stop the mouth of Young America of Union
ism to satisfy Compomaers, and OF State sovereignty fix
the fact that the President Is disciple of the great > Caroni-
amin relation 10 the rights OF the States The .her-law
seem to be the only auindes and be hoped that the
President may have occasion apply their system OF law eth
ic4 to them, by the application of the argument that
81 isigd Haman OF old.
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UNDER TAKEN g..

All orders in this line will be attended to in very
superior style to what has been done heretofore,
have the most Splendid Haqrse in the State METAL
&c BURIAL CAsFs all sizes, as cheap good wood
Collins can be furnished. All kinds of wood collins
made to order.
February 18th, 1853 4-tf.
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S1-ME w 4. Tucker, proposes establish wing paper
HoSniHqs TO be called the Mississippi Times and to be
under the editorial control OF Sam Benton Esq Mr.. Benton
young ofno talents has represented Marshall coun-
y the Scott whie cector in the st district and stands
high a gentleman and lawyer We shall welcome Mr.
able and accomplished auxiliary the Mississippi
Press
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26

SThe Priri- Necs Is the ola paper established
At NHoa. CcEasaw county Mi, by old friend REUBEN
Mason The Nee, is neutral in politics. Mr. Mason gem
emsu dae literary attanments, very worthy man, and
We wish him pacunilry prosperity in his undertaking.
We have received the first number OF he M0ntevallo Herald
published at Noncyallo, Shelby county, Ala, by j. NJ Nor
The number before is very specimen Of typo
gaphy and The editorial department gives promise thigh tai
ent and usefulness sound political organ Friend Nor
msnt, herga or gt- /.
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L. F. RIGGS d co.
CARRIAGES! ET5@TS}- CARRIAGES!

Neat door to Cadys Liuery Stable on Market Street,
COLUMBUS, MISS,
Ii AVE just opened new Carriage Repository,
llWhere they are constantly receiving direct from
New York all kinds of Carriages and Buggies which
they offer at the lowest Mobile prices for cash or ap-
proved paper Orders received and promptly execu-
ted for any style of Carriage.
March II, 1853. 7.6m
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NEW MUSIC.

JUST received at the Columbus. Book Store large
and well selected stock Of New Music.
SEES D. G. RICHARDS.
Jaausry is. 1853. pl;tf
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saturday Morning, March 90, 1883.

OrrB. F. Fields, we are authorized to announce
as a candidate for Town Constable at the ensuing
November election.
0cFGeO R. Mcdaniel, we are authorized to an
nounce candidate for Town Constable, at the en-
suing November election.
0TB T. Taylor. we authorized to announce
as a candidate for Town Constable, at the ensuing
November election.
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3rOur friend Dr. A R1yB. has presented with several
varieties Of choice fruit trees several OF which, are gratis
species this latitude DR. Rabb has commenced open
ing nursery and he has imported large variety oru
vines and lowering shrubs Ii is his intention extend the
culture Of fruits by enlagng the varieties by cuttings gratis
and budding incubation lie has entered upon his project
with energy that promises and has been gathering
around him the best and practical of nlorma-
ton these together with fine approaching taste, and the
necessary crafty he viii be enabled build up
garden which will be a of pride and
city We wish the Doctor every success and thank him FOL
his very acceptable ana to us, valuable present
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nIhe unusually backward Tins neighboFhood,
and learn generally throughout the adjoining counties
The late rains together with rather cold weather. have
and chilled the EARTH that the seed which has been planted
either otted has been stunt thrive but poorly The
four past days fine warm and good seeding days. and
appehnd that friends have worked while the
ahines-we have
By the way experimenting with Guano, applying it
in various ways and upon almost every variety garden veg
etabe Having read much of wonderful productive quail
tiles and understanding from those who have used
fully, the modes OF applying it, testing the matter for
satisfaction, and ill., the proper season. give our
experience. We have strong faith in as fertilizer, ard
failure alone will convince that have been deceived
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ATTENTION "!

THE Copartnership heretofore existing in the name
of HADEN & READ. was dissolved by mutual
consent the LIST day of January 1853. The name
of the firm will be used alone in the liquidation of the
business of the concern.
Mr.. R. d. HADEN, has. in charge the collection Of
the debts due the firm and the payment of all demands
against it. All persons indebted are respectfully and
earnestly solicited to make payment without delay.
r. ID. HADEN,
SAMI, d. READ
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DassOEUTrON.

THE firm Of Taylor &. Mccarthy v s. a6solredb,
mutual. consent on the Is, instant They can he
found at their old stand, where they rcanst thss,
hieads TO eaI early and settle thor aceengts
JaSusrv isaisss Sley.
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january 1st, 1853.

Major E. c. EGGLESTON, is the Authorised a
gent in the absence of the undersigned and at all 9TH
er times for the collection of the &c. of the
late firm of Haden & Read; who viii receive and re-
ceipt for the same. r. ID. HADEN.
Columbus, January lst, 1858.
R. D. HADEN having sold his interest in the e.
boye firm to Mr. JOHN t. PARHAM The Grocery
business will be continued at the old stand of Haden
g. Read, on Market street, in the name of PARHAM,
READ & CO. The very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to Haden g. Read is respectfully solicit
ted Tor the new firm. r. d. HADEN.
SAML. D. READ
| Columbus Feb 1853. Ally.
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GASYOA & NEEKaNAER.

CASTOR & NEEK4NAER.
Main Street, Columbus, Mississippi
THE subscribers would inform their friends and the
[ public generally, that they have Nerc and Spen-
did assortment of all the various kinds and STYLES of
FURMTURE principally Of their OWN MAKE, but if
prepared to furnish that also at PRICES that
fail suit cheap the cheapest and favorable
terms any other establishment, in this part Of the
country, call and be convinced.
Plan Ogs
Persons wishing superior article in this line would
do well to give US call. We order from second rate
mandatory, but the BEST. We believe we can sell
them 10 per cent cheaper than they have ever sold in
this market.
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CIRCULAR TO THE PUBLIC.

February 1853. 4-G&. G.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-10
THE MONONGALlA MIRROR
DuE's Mercantile College
rITTsBURG, Pa.
rsTAR1JSHED IN 1910,

Ed adj SIlLL A4'
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jumes buchanan, late Secretary OF Sia,ei
lion. William wilkins, late Secretary Of Wal;
lion. Moses Hampton;
lion. Walter II. Lowrei
Hon. Charles Ssylor;
Gen. J. X. M0Orhead.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author OF the North
American Accountant" Prof. Of tho Theory
and Practice Of poublc.Enlry bookkeeping,
and Lecturer on Com,uercia Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor Of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnmanship.
n. y. HATCH, Esq, of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies i've spacious apart
mcnts, and is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial college IN
the United States. What 10 said Of 1t ~ the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and OF the Principal asa Practical
Accountant, as an experienced Teacher, ana
as M Author; as also Of his colleague, MIR.
Williams, as 4 pcninan, will be found in the
pamphlet circular OF 81 pages.
Duifs bookkeeping, PIP. l92, Royal octa'
w, IIatper's. Price ST ,5O-possage u cts
"'rhe most perfect combination Of instruction
and practice published"
"Dulr,s Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 9 cents. "a perfect system
Tor keeping such Books and Accounts"
III Merchants aud Steamers can always be
tupplicd with thoroughly trained accountants.
lD. Send for Circular by Mail.
April G, 1858. 1917
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aE,, DENTISTRY.
DIR. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Surgeon Dentist,

n ESpECTrULLY offers his professional ser
IL, vices to the ladies and gentlemen OF Nor
Santown and vicinity. lie is provided with the
latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which
will be inserted on pivot or gold plate to look
as well as the natural.
The cavities of decayed teeth will DO dressed
OH, and filled with gold Of the finest quality,
which will proven, their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and in
most cases during life. =,
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and
tho gums and breath sweet aud healthy.
Teeth and stumps Of teeth, which have be.
come useless or troublespme, will be extracted
with the latest aud most approved instruments,
in The mosi careful ana scientific manner, and
with the least possible pain. In short, he u
prepared to attend to every thing in the line Of
dentistry, and his pet(opanees will be war.
ran,ed to answer all tts Jseial and ornamental
purposes of the art. 49, -.r.4.
UrPersons dcaironS' 6t Procuring whole OF
partial sets Of teeth, upon reasonable terms,
Wilde well togivc rim a call immediately, as
hs charges arc quite moderate.
NJ Office in Sherrsrd'. Daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
Reterenes.-Drs. McLsne, Scott l. Brock,
Morrantown; DR.. w. D. Eyster, Rev. B. Sed-
wick, Rev. Moses 1ichnell, fairmoat.
Tooth Ache Drops, and Powders for cleans.
ing the teeth and preserving the gums are kept
constantly on hand.
June II, 1858. 2oo.f
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All Creation Challenged!


w E will open, in few days, our Summer
Of Goods, just made, consisting o.
our usual variety, which We are prepared TO OIL
fer to our customers and tho public generally
on very favorable terms. We want il under
stood that
I've ean'tIe ercclied,. Jcquallea in the
Quality or Cheapaess Of our Goods!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
Judge Of their beauty. We have arery hand
some stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and trim
lnines, to which their attention is callcd--also
Bonnets, from 81 10 cents upwards, OF every
style and pattern, and which we warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, philadelphia.
with very pretty styles of Ribbons from lI4
TO so cents per yard. We can offer them
blcached Muslins very cheap, and superior
article; with Brown Goods equally as cheap.
Gentlemen will find some very nice goods IN
their line, and will consult their interests aud
shew good taste in buying from US.
We have lot of JEWELRY so cheapwe
can afford to give il away If you wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores after that! FOR
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where you will find US at all times, very accom-
mod,ting, DESTROYS to shcw and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange for the greatest
bargains ever before offered in our town, any
thing We can trade off or give away. Socome
along, stop at the right place, on cheap side,
and You will receive hearty welcome, lots OF
thanks and cheap goods, and oblge,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH & Co.
P.S. The remainder neIt week. June III.
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Cheap Grocery,
} T., & n. BERKSHlR

HAVING bouah, gu; Mr.. James
would Inform The pahliu that they
constantly IN hand, TAT his old sian'
prsite the Public Square il MoIganlo'
the brs. articles in their line of hns'l
They huve jus, reei'ed from NE /
and pil.sbnrsa fresh supply, ind haSr'
mong other things, an excellent article
SUGAR, thrown. Loaf, pulseflxed 81
cruslIed), Coffee, Tea from SO cls, ,os
prr h.. New Orleans aud Sugar How
Molusses, Golden Syrup, o superior OIL
Gle.
TOBACCO, Snuff. Cigars, a g1cs: Tsr't
,y and very bes, quality. CHEESE. Geh
lsc,ionery Of every variety, nuts iru't'
&c. Jewelry, &c. Star aud dipped e'lr
dies, Dur. monies, perlluneIy, and srss
variety of "no'ion,," too tedious ia ~sa
,ion. Give US call.
April %. 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-10
The Weevil and Gapes.

REMEDY ron WEEvIL IN WHEAT
One pint Of SAX sprinkled in every
bushel Of wheat, Will efectually pre-
vent the weewl. have known it sue
cesstully tried in several instances in
Mississippi. 1t is contended by some
that il prevents the grain from germlna-
ting. Whether or not, | cannot sag
1t can easily be blown out by a COM
mon fan, when wanted for uso.
So says wviter in the Danrilie Reg
ister. 1t looked very much as il it
would answer We have over and O.
yer again recommended the grain bins
to be well cleaned out and sprinkled
with powdered qaicklime.
GApEs IN CHICKENS OR TURKEYS
When your chickens or turkeys begin
to sneeze, ills certain symptom Of aP-
preaching gapes. You will then mix
corn meal with whisky or other sp'r'
its to a dough, (inssead Of water,l anf
feed them with soon after mixing, 4
will preventtheir gaping !; but, il they
have slrsady contracted the disease and
begiu to gap, drop three or four drops
of whiskey down their Threats, and il
will relieve them IN few hours. Sc
says Thomas W. Walton in the South
ern Caltirator.
ANoruER.-A writer in the Farm
Journal, a. Towanda, says he gives his
chickens once week, after they are 4
weeks old, a little cayenne pepper in
their food and about once in every two
weeks q little -four Of sulphur mixed
with their food, letting them have thpil
water in shallow iron vessels, and hi.
chickens are never affected with The
gapes!
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA

Ut n u v AL Il u VI lRpltNih
Capital $50, 900, with power to increase
1t to S2OO,000.
THIS COMPANY, having been duly
j. utrauized, is now ready to receive
applications and issue Policies, and offers
to the citizens Of Virginia the lnducemen'
Of home Company for the safe insurance
Of uIl kinds of Property, Merchandise, &C.:
al fair and eli,ubie rates.
The Directors assure the public that
this Company will be conducted with
view to permauency, and on the s'rictes'
principles Of equity, justice, and a close
regard 10 economy and the safety oil the
insured.
presidenl,-Jos. S. CARSON,
Serretury,-C. S. FUNK.
Arluary,-o. 3. BREssEE.
Dpc,ors;-Jos. S. Carson, Jas. r: Rle,
Is, VIM. L. Clark. Jas. II. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan. John Kerr, n. W. Richardson.
WOfficr on Piccndila S,re,l, near the
Valley Bank, Winchester. Va.
II. +. SMITH, Agent, MoIgan,own, Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l.h.
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Look to your Seed Wheat,

1t is asserted by MIR. E. Weston, oil
Bloomfield, Milne, that large proper
tion Of Whea. threshed by The usual
power machines, is ruined for all seed
ing purposes. by having the root sprou'
torn of. Hebelieves that by thus mode
oil ,hreshing oyr-rovETu of the seed
whea, is destroyed, and the most yalu-
able and perfect portion Of it; and
hence that only three-fourths Of the
actual quantity Of seed vege'a'e'' lie
Ways
"ln our aour-mill may be seen the
caps Of the root srrou,, blown Out by
the blower or fan, under the hopper, by
quarts al time, beside that which is
blown out above. Zone farmer told me
he had triedthr experiment ~ acei-
dentalIy having barrel Of wheat .hresh-
ed BY hand, and sown with another oaf'
rel threshpd with machine, and The
difference was at least one-quarter.-
Formerly, The wheat was thfeshed with
a fail, and winnowed in the northwest
wind, and then The seed takencarefnlly
from the northwest corner ofsthe pile,
so that very little was sown except the
first order Of kernels Some went so
far asto select heads of The largest and
bestgrowth by pulling them from the.
sheaves. A gentleman, who tried the
last experiment, had quart Of wheat
which was sown on cornerot the
field; andIhe assures me that he could
see the difference in grain, 4oSor %
rods, the plants being darker, broader
leaf, and taller growth"
If there is anything in lhisssatemen',
ii should receive attention without de-
Law. A. this i, the first time we ever
saw any reference to the subject, we
should like the opinions Of our Practl-
.caliarmers upon ii. They are usually
close observers IN matters otthis kind,
so seriourIy affecting their interests, and
we therefore wait additional intorma-
lion before we are willing.o subscribe
10 Mr.. Weston's s:atement,-German-
towa Telegraph.
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General Advertiser.
Here plant poar Dimc, and reap your Dolldrl
oFedicas Card.
DOCTORS BOWMAN & MACKEY,

c,TILL continue the 1prse,icc of Medicine
y and Surgery, and under great obligations
to the community for past services, would most
respectfully solicit continuation Of the same,
thinking BY strict attention to business, and
moderate charges, they can render entire sat
isi.c,ion. Their past success will be guar
.n,ec for the future. All difficult cases will
receive the united attention Of the Firm Tree
Of additional charge.
Dr.. MAcxrv's Office is Mt E. W. Tower &
Co.'s Drug Storc-Dr. BowaAs,ssat the Old
Stand on Front street, where they may be con-
suited at all times except when professionally
absent. way 5, 1863.
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i've believe Ii

A writer in the Ohio Farmer, says:
Whenever a dairyman decides on
raising alheifer, lett be ftoin first rate
milk stock on both sides, and II all our
d4irymen would improve ,lle opporiu.
nifty to raise heiiers from their best
cows, using no other sire but first rate
milk stock, we should very supn sea .
.area. improvement in iowa
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Morgantown Book Store
F.. w. TOWER & co.

vi Ep constantly on hand, for sale a; East
IN ern prices, large STOCK of MIscellane-
Gus Books; including Bibles, rcstamen,s,
Hymn books, Medical, Law and Schoo! Books
in great variety also Blank Books, Letter Pa
per, Cap Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel Pens,
Ink and Inkstands, &c.
ALSO.
A good assortment of N. o. prime
Sugar and Molasscs, Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Al.
spice. Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro.
ma, Window Glass, White Lead, Linsced Oil,
Copal, black and Japan rarnish, Pure Isabella
Wine for Communion purposes; Drugs, Patent
Medicines, SC. sc. If march 10, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-10

JAMES CYPHERS,
BAKER AND CONFECTI0NER,
(sIGN OF THE GREEN PoST,)
MoRGANTowN, VA.
I, now preparcd to furnish his customers, at
their Stores and Shops, as usual, in his line
of trade, such as
CA IA u s,
or all kinds, including Pound, Sponge, Fruit,
Tea, Sugar, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, Ginger,
Nuts, Bath Buns, Apecs, Scotch, white ana
brown loaf Bread, &c.
Also fine article Of SEGARs, of my own
manufacture,
SYRUrS, viz. Lemon, Sarsaparilla, Gin
ger, &c.
Essences, Peppermint, Cinnamon,
Winter Green, Spruce, Lavender, Hartshorn,
Vanilla, Cloves, Rose, &c.
All of which are Of my own manufacturing,
and arc warranted not to be inferior TO any that
is made elsewhere, and as CHEAP by Whole
sale as can be had in any Of the Cities, and de-
livcred to them free Of charge. i,
NV celebrated HAIR OIL and
HEAD WASH will be delivered to Dealers, or
sold at retail, very cheap.
Ice Cream, Parties furnished, &c,
Ihavc fitted up my Ice Cream Saloon for the
accommodation Of customers and tho public
in general, and hold myself in readiness toget
up Suppers and furnish Parties at The shofies.
notice, a, home and abroad, and will spare no
pains to give general satisfaction.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-10
n. w. TOWER e. Co.

Commercial Buildings, Morgantown,
Have Just received, and new offer at lor
prices, wholesale and retail, large stock OF
TOBACCO and SEGARS, comprising the ioI,
lowing kinds, to wit:-Langhoye Il Son and
Charles ElIiss Gold Leaf ID. Jumps. Gnc!o
Ned Twists, and J. r. Rec'e's Jenny Lind
Twist,
J. Prchsrd's IS, So, los, Lumps;
james Riley's do. do. do. do.
I'll. Moncurc ( Co. do. do.
Sheffield do. DO. do. do.
Tom Burr do. do. do. do.
10 llulme do. do. do. and lb Jumps
Clay + FF do. do. do. do
1900 Cathedral CignrE;
10000 Spanish and halfSpanish ditto:
1900 FORTUNATE ditto;
1000 llalfSpanish J. cpyhers' Tsper;
$1,000 common ditto, &c. &e.
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GERMS

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No subscription taken for shorter period
than six months.
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iron. Nails. Glass, &c.

iron, Nails GLASS; &C.
VN7E have just received a BigsnPply
w Of IRON. well assorted, which WE
vii! sell little less I've won't Say that,
othpfs) but less than our former prices, 10
cash purchasers Or prompt payers on 1'me.
II makes too long a string to give ali 'he
sizes. We have all you want c
ON HAND,--Nails, Glass, %e', Cast
ings, assorted; Ploughs and Points,
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
OF fresh Dry Goods, Queensware' &C.
Which makes our Stock about as good as
there is in Town. ,r,
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend 10 keep
a nen, assortment Of Goods which sl'alI
be sold very low for cash. We shall DC
Glad to supply all who want good naIsains'
i LAYER s. FbENiNd
JULY 81, 1852, ha-'''