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Ready Maad Clothing, @c.-See advertise
ment of Mr.. George II. Smith. He has Ia
ken sole charge of the old and well-known
establishment and is at all times ready TO
sell his goods upon the most reasonable
terms, or prepared to make them up to or
der. 1t will be noticed that Mr.. Tong,
somewhat celebrated for making fits, re-
mains with him. His 6tock on hand is com
posed of the best and most fashionable vari-
cites. We bcspeak for the establishment
II due share of the public patronage.
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The undersigned will sell his Farm, in Greenfield
township, Fairfield county, about three miles north
or lancaster. containing about one hundred aeres. a
bout fiitv well timbered ami the balance uadar good
cultivation. Thprs is upon the premises a ~suti'ien-
cyofrunning water to supply the wants o fthe fam.
For information, call AMI sea TOR yourselves. The
farm will be sold upon reasonable terms.
ISRAEL JACKSON. .
March :. 1850.
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ZanesvilIe and Maysville Turnpike Road
Notice.

The sale Of the GAINESVILLE and Maysviile Turnpike
Road. having been confirmed, the creditors uniting in
the purchase are notified to meet 1t the City Hall, in
Lancaster, on Tuesday, The 29d inst, at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ for the purpose Of organizing. and %elccting Off
Gers in accordance with the provisions oil the law lin.
der which the sale was conducted.
n is hoped that there will be a geI, ral attendance
Of those interested III the affair. II. II. HUNTER.
In behalf Of the Committee Of Creditors.
Lancaster y March |. 1853
Zahesville '%'ourier, Somerset Post. Seioto Gazette,
West Union papers copy .tll day and chiIea this Of.
fec.
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BlacfsmHhing,-See advertisement Of Mr..
B. Garrett. He has a long practical expert
ence in the business and can render salts
faction.
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UIss6intinn Nntirn.

TENHE co-psrtnsr1hip Of ARNEY & CLARKE was,
L by mutual agreement, dissolved on The 3ist 6ay
Of January. 1853. All parsor, having u~nsetilei scS-
counts with said firm will please call and settle with
either said Arpey or Clarke. one Of whom will be
found At the old establishment
ARNEY & CLARKE.
February 10, 1858 PE1 JosHu1 CrAAkr.
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March 2, l5I3
GENERAL NOTICE.

TINE public sre notified that | have disposed Of my
i entire stock Of Goods tn Messrs. Rising & Lyons
who will hereafter conduct the business al the old
stand.
Those Indebted 10 ne are rogue stsi to call and
settle their account. lmmedi-;ety either by cash or
Friends a-d customers who 80 literally pStrcnized
me. will be found at all times a. the old stand rea.
dy TO settle. JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster, March l6. 1883 4n45
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THE OLD SLOW aud EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. clarke. Wrirht q Co.


MesSTs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,
LTAVE AIKEN. for 4 term Of year1, the Foundry
II owned by John Arhev, Esq situate upon 70.
lamb1s and Brood Streets, in the city Of Lancaster,
where thew sra determined to b. on hand " 18th Ill such
articles in their linz, as the country requires
COAL. WOOD, COOKING AND PRRlOuR STOVES.
?S%-MHL GEARING. MACHINE
49, CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS. OF
various patterns, warranted a superior artis lie, togeth.
e. with sll minor articles iu the Foundry iine.
CLARKE'S CorkstaIk and Straw Cutter,
An attic e superior to al others Of the kind in the
country. and one 10 which we Invite the special al.
,~tenti0L Of The Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding OF fattening stock, vi
ssvs from 80 10 20 per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is yearly or quite equal TO hay for fe ding either cat
tie or horses, Dtking an acre. Of well saved corn iod-
der worth two acres % the bes grown hay in Ohio.
Thy are calculated for either hand OF horse power.
We are iiso preparing to furnish 10 order
NsCokAICK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give usa call. Everybody give us . call,
AID buy our goods snd wares our ploushs and shares.
and we will try in turn TO buy your corn, yout Slest,
your -four, yoar meat, your hay, yodr ost your
rag bank notes, or sught you may desire to spare,of
broken pots and other wake. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
viii give q liberal share Of patronage 10 us who ara
detcrninsd to DC business on the mos, liberal terms.
CLARKE WRIGHT & co.
iArr.xtar. February 10. 1853 20
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Agricultural Fair-LiSt Of Premiums.-
We call attention to the list of premiums
which will be found in full in to-day's paper.
They are published thus early, in order to az
ford every chance for a fair competition, and
it will be noticed that they are on a very
liberal scale. From present indications, we
are to have one of the best county fairs ever
held in the State. The Society are in a
highly prosperous condition and is now fixed
upon a permanent basis. The grounds, "a
bout hree.fourths of a mile north Of this
city, will be prepared in the best manner
for the exhibition of all kinds of articles.
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New Subsciibprc.

New Subsci ibprr.
G. Wilson SLID Gideon Martin 200
Wash Elikcr rs y. Rndehafer 200
Charles Sterling 90 E.W .Woodward3, 90
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Estate Of &. F. Greiner.

NOTICES is hereby given, hath undersigned hia
~ been appointed and duiy qualified as Administra-
tor Of the t.stste ofC f. GBEiEER, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
,gainst said Estate viii present them for sett ement,
lsgAl Y authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted viii make immediate payment.
WILLIAMG GRAHAM, Admtor.
February -, 1883 4w4p
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CONCEII1'

The Orchestral Company and the Ethios
pean SercnaGers,
U1 RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens Of
Az Lancaster and vicinity, thar they will give n
grand musical entertainment on Tuesday Euening,
March 81, 1853, in the court. house.
". SAUNDERS, N,o.
J STAFFORD, """o""
Lancaster. March l6. 1879
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COMPOUND SAhSAPARtLLA SYRUP,
Il of the United Safes Pharmacopeia, lately reviS
ed by authority of the National Medical G invention
on, hand and for sale bv OTTO W. KREMER.
lancaster, March 10, 1858
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


County Infrmary BuiidtHg'.-For some
time past, complaints have existed against
the buildings used for the County In6rmary,
as being unsuitable for the purpose and in
very bad condition. We noticed at the
time that the Grand Jury Of the county had
been invited to examine them, and they re-
ported as above. The report was signed
by them, and subsequently, by the Judge and
officers Of Court, the Attorneys and Physi-
clans of the city and several Of our citizens.
The Grand Jury recommend the erection oil
new buildings and this recommendation Is
signed as above. We give below the sig.
natures:
Jesse Middleton, FOREMAN,
Andrew Foust, A. Fenstermaker,
John Lammott, John See,
Jacob Lamb, Jacob Shgffer,
Peter Rudolph, Solomon Stukey,
Thomas RissIer, Henry Ghrett,
Isaac Conner. Jesse Stukey,
John C. Miller, Thomas Swope,
Grand Jury.
March 4th, 1853.
We concur in the foregoing recommends.
lions.
II. C. Whitman, Judge;
V. E. Shaw, Pros. Atty;
NJ. Kagay, Clerk;
James Weaver, Sheriff.
II. Fl. Hunter Chas. Borland
John s. Brasee C. =. She fer
c. d. Martin John d. Martin
Joseph A. Shaw Newton Schleich
NJ. A. Daugherty VIM. P Greed
A. McVeigh P. B. Ewing
John Garaghty John T. Brasee
p. Van Trump F. NJ. Ellis
ID. ]. Gruber Geo. Weaver
T. Van Vossen H. e. Shaw
Andrew Davidson James White
P. Carpenter o. E. Davis
G. w. BGrstler NJ. Efinger.
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Read the following remarkable cure, which should Of
Itself place II O, TAERELL's ARABIAN LIEINENT
G. $3.50 AlannannnlM

lar beyond any similar remedy
Mn. II O. FARRELL-Dear sir: actua'Sd By a sense
Of sratcinlnoss. submit the following as an instance
of Inc utility Of your great medicine. My child three
years old, was suddenly attacked witt u terrible dis
ease, which in less than six hours Frustrated \ to to-
tal helplessnoss The limbs became so rigid that not
a joint could be bent; the flesh turned black and cold
and entirely deprived OF feeling: the eyes fixed, par
italy Closed and altogether blind, following this was
deafness to all sounds; the spine became contracted
and so CURVED that when lying on its back the head and
heals only touched Indeed, the child presented every
appearance ofbeing dead. Immediately on the attack,
TIE family physician was called in, although it was
blistured a dozen times and various rubeia lent Lini
ments applied. A consultation of physicians was
then held, but to no purpose, the case was then
brought before the Medical Society, but nothing could
be suggested which had not already been done, and the
doctor then told me he could do nothing more. We
then commenced app ying your Liniment freely oyer
the entire length otthe spine, and you may imagine
a parents joy, when. after a few applications, return
ing animation was apparent, and it rapidly recovered
with the exception OF the sight, which did not become
perfect for near a month. The child is now healthy
and robust as can be. Five other cases of the same
kind occurred previously in my neighborhood, all Of
which died, when there is no doubt If your Liniment
had been used they wodld have recovered,
Pe0riu. Mnrcli |. 1881 II G.. CI.EEAND.
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Clty Election.

To THE CrTIz@Es OF LANcAsTER.-Gcnf;-Th Thank
fll Tor your past favors, | solicit your support for tho
Office Of CRY VI 'RsHAL:a and if elected, | pledge my
self TO discharge, faithfully and to the best Of my
abilities. tho dutias Of that Office.
MaIch "A. 1850 SAMUEL CANNON.
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LIST or PRRmIUMa.

To be Awarded az the next Annu-
al Fair Of the FaIFneId County
Agricultural society. 20 be held
In Lancaster In October nexI.
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H. @. Farreirs Genuine Arabian Liniment

Isa mos extraordinary medicine, the truth of which
is placed beyond doubt by the vast sales Of the article
and the many cures being daily performed by il, which
previously had resisted all other medicines and the
skill of The best physicians in the world 1t is com
posed OF balsams, extracts and gums peculiar to Arabia
possessing, in y concentrated form. alt their stimu-
lating, ~anodyhe, penetrating, unctuous snd revulsive
properties; and the same which, ages ago. were used
success. in curing the diseases ofboth man and be asst.
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Mn. WEAVER: Please announce ISAAC CONFER as
a candidate for MARSHAL, at the ensuing city election
and obliga MANY VOTERS.
Marcn II, 1853
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A PLEASANT FARM ron SALE.

Adn.'ior Of Mayt:a Hntsr, Zee.
February z, 1853. g 6w4l
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A PAPER For YOUR FAMILY.
THE HOME JOURNAL.

Published weekly: 50 per aan"m.
IN consequence of the grcatEnd continually
increasing demand for this clcgantly-printcd,
widcly-crculated and universally popular Fam
lily Newspaper, We have heretofore been unable
TO furnish the back numbers to only very linz
tied cx,eat. TO avoid this disappointment IN
future, We shall, on the first day g Jny ncTt,
print such an increased edition az will enable
US to supply now subscribers from that date
Besides the original productions oithe Editors,
the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence oil
a largo list OF contrbu,ors--.thc spice Of tho
European Magazinos-thc selections oil TIC
most interesting publications Of the day-thc
piQuant stoscs-thc news and gossip OF the
Partisan papcrs-thc personal sketches oil pup;
lie Characteristic stirring scenes OF the world
We live in.-thc chronicle of tho ncwS for In
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facts and outlines of news-,hc pick oil Eng
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Of tho timcs-thc essays on life, literature and
morals, and tho usual variety Of careful choos.
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The MONONGALlA MIRROR.

Ground Cloves, Cinnamon. &c.
Ground Spice, Pepper and Ginger,
Fine Table Salt,
Boot backing,
Bar lead,
Extract of Logwood.
Rock and Rifle Powder,
Alum, Spice, Pepper, lsos!n' Chalk,
CANDIES, assorted,
Raisins, Figs,
Pruncs. Lozcngcs,
Almonds, Filber,s,
Cream Nuts,
English Walnuts.
pccons and Cocoa.nuts.
Peanuts,
LEMON Syrup,
SARSAPARlLLA Syrup,
Cough Candy,
Liqnnricc,
Ju.jube paste,
NutmcgS,
Clovcs,-and thousand and one ar
,iclcs, too tedious TO mention.
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s. 1e"Empa Tor the Baltimore Ane..sar
!ASEifAl OF THE DAL!iC,
LATEsTEaNN EuROEI

New YorE, June %Gth.-Thc s,ca.
mer Baltic hes arrived bringing lGO
pAssengegs and Liverpool dates ofthe
l5:h instant. TIC A:iica arrived ou,
On the 18th.
TCRkEI.--Adyiccs from Con.
s,anlinnplo To the 30rh state that Tur.
key had handed to the Ambassadors
of the four grea; powers n note eS.
planning the measures taken to main.
tain tho integrity Of her territories,
md declaring firmly that any arrange.
mcut with Russia 10 ont Of tho ques.
tiou while that power persists in her
rxorbitant demands. On tho 28ih
the French Minister gave Eelschid
Pasha the !ormal assurance Of the
support of the French Government,
and Lord Stafford de Radcliffe was
to have had an audience on the I'd Of
June for the purpose of giving sim.
liar assurance on the part Of Eng.
land.
The military preparations Of the
Turks were carried on with great &C.
,ivi,y. A Turkish feet Of 90 sail was
anchored at the entrance Of The Black
Sea on tho Both. At the Arsenal l2
cnrvcttes and several irigates were
TTe'ng armed to be ready by the I'd OF
"'Me. A hundred and forty bouts
'c employed constantly in trans
porting artillery and ammunition to the
feet onh citadel on the Bosphorus.
The militia were pouring in from al
quarters and the troops we're to be
reviewed by the Sultan on tho 3Oil''
The Russian feet at Sebastopol
CONSISTS of 10 ships of the line, S lrig'
a,cs and l2 smaller vessels.
Business ut Constaulinople was
dial owing to tho scarcity Of vessels,
but there was not much panic.
Col. Pernoi,, Commander Of the
Russian pon.con Brigade had arri-
we'd at Amia on the lef; bank of the
Prmh.
AUSTRlA.-Ticnna dates OF the
10Th state that Lord Mestmoreland
aud Baron de Wa'jendorf' had long
conference and afterwards couriers
were dispatched 10 London and St
Petersburg.
GREECE.-Thc Athens Ohserva.
toiye announces officially that the
statements respecting the demands OF
Mr.. Marsh. the American Minister,
ere incorrect.
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FEMALE DOCTORS,

The Female Medical College Of Penn-
sylyaaia is making an appeal othc pub
lie for aid in behalfof the medical cdu-
cation Of women. Tie Directors say ::
GThis College, chartered by the slate
Of Pennsylvania; has now in exist
encs three years, has deliveries, yytthree
courses Of lectures, and has graduated
two classes OF Auder!s, numbering TO-
ye,hcr seventeen ladies' These ladies
have gone forth 10 the world as physi-
clans, and somr al them, The graduates
Of 1872, are nowin successful prac-
lice.
ain our opinion, the medical educa-
lion Of women is a necessity Of the age,
and is one ofthe progressive steps which
mark the advance Of a refined civiliza-
tion. Asa wife and a mother, woman
has entrusted 10 her the most important
interests Of mankind, and there are
grave reasons why, in our judgments,
she should be admitted 10 medical prac'
ticc.
The following are given as reasons ::
"l The laws Of health require That
she should have knowledge Of her own
frame, and that Of her offspring, and Of
the diseases which are incident 10 them
both.
80. Delicacy, 10 soy nothing ofgood
morals, requires tina! in those diseases
which are peculiar to herself, she should
have The requisite skill and knowledge
to apply the remedies, without The aid
oflhe male practitioner.
90. A scientific medical education
will open 10 her new field Of honora-
bic and profitable employment, and that
100 in the line oil her Legitimate sphere
OF duty, as The attendant Of the sick.
at. Such an education will tend 10
relieve her from Too great dependence
on the opposite sex, in those matters; !.
which primarily relate to and affect
herself.
.5. By such an education, The clio.
spd barriers Of the heather world will
be omen to her, in her capacity Of mis-.
siona,y and physician"
The address is signed BY many dis
.;,,,;,bod gentlemen of Philadelphia.
For our pari, we have looked with favor
from The first, on this plan of educating
women for medical practice, and think
The reasons above given cannot be gain
said.-M Y. Organ.
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NJ AR D:

On the 18th of Nav. 1858. By Ed. J..
Bennett. Mr.. Vim. K. HcnsicN 10 Miss
Dlay M'Gleugkln, all of kanawha co.
On Monday, tho Goth ult., by tho Rev, Dr..
Chas. McClancy MIR. RouERr COcPER, to Miss
JULIAN RICE, OF this vicinity.
In Clnrksburg, on the 18th ul!., by Rev.
Gordon Battellc, ALEX. MARTIN, A. NJ, Prin-
cpal Of the n. ". Va. Academy, to CAROLINE
c., daughter Of Mr.. John llursey.
In tho same place, on the 10th ult., by Rev.
George S. Nixon, Mr.. ALLEN D. CRANE. of
Brandonvilc, Preston county, Va, to Miss
HANNAH E., daughter Of the Rev. Elias Brn-
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TIE D:p.E ~ ScWoo.:-In the Nlary.
land House Of Representatives, last week.
& I'LL prohibiting the Use Of secia'ian
bcohs in public schools, was amended b.
adding proyiso that tlisprohib.lion shall
no, extend 10 the Bible. The bill, thus
amended, was ordered to third reading.
The emissarics Of The Pope gro laboring
hard 10 make IN impression on the public
mind that the Bible should be banisled
from public Schools as sceiarian book,
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PittsbuTg Ragkcts-Wcdnesday'
Flour, per Dbl. 50 50 to 4 90.
Grain-Oats 81! to; Corn 80 to
80; Wheat 81 to 80.
Cheese, s to 0 cents.
Buttcr-bbls. and boxes, II cts.
Bacon-hog round, CT to 9; Shout
dcrs CT; sides s; hams 81; do. sugar.
cured II.
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Vermont Gaberaatoriu Cdadidate.
MONTPELIER, June 2s,h.---Tlle Ver-
mont State Democratic Convention
to-day nominated John S. Robinson
for Governor, Jefferson kidder for
Lieut.. Governor, and J. a. Page for
Treasurer.
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Georgia Wig STAG CDarention.

MAcos, June 97ih.--Tho Wing
State Convcnlion Of Georgia nomi.
mated Mr.. JenXins, Of Richmond coun.
ty. for Governor. upon the first ballot,
and David A. Reese, for Congress in
the third District. The Convention
was fully attended and vas exceed
ingly harmonious aud enthusiastic.
General Landlord, Union Democrat,
prcsidud.
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The noiselrss operations o! the Lon.
don ''rac, Society may be gathered from
the statement that during the past
twelve months, the books and tracts cir
cula,ed have amounted 10 the immense
number oil twcnty-seren millions; and
that, since its foundation, six hundred
millions of publications have been issu-
ed from its presses, in moi fewer than
twelve different languages.
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.N0ndGy. SwsIc s3fh.
Received at the N, Y, Cheap Variety
Store

Black, Blue, Pink. Mode and Salmon
'coIurcd, all wool DsLaines. some beau,
,iful Blue, Pink, Mode and Tan co'orcd
Baragrs, also a nice lot D'cBazcs, ioseth-
or with some rcry pretty Bnruge DcIaInes
Prints, Bunnets, Straw Trimmings, Rib,
bons. Flowers, also Ginghnms, Back aud
Mode figured AlapRtu. Some very cheap
Blcacted aud Brown Muslin, Diapers,
Twpcds, Cassimcres: Black Green B'own
aud Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps. "a,
groceries, a splendid article l2s
cent plug Tobacco, AMI some more Of the
ne plus ultra. Tea at n shilling per qr.
Come running, bn, don't fall down.
CARR, SMITH & co.
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ejHaea5cGg Card
DOCTORS BOWMAN s MACkET

DOCTORS BOWMAN Y MACkEi.
STILL continue tho practice of Medicine
y and Surgery, and under great obligations
10 the community for past services, would most
respectfully solicit continuation Of the same,
thinking by strict attention 10 business, ans.
moderate charges, they can render entire vat
ssiac,iua. Their past success will be graf.
an.cc for the future. All Difficult, cases will
receive tho united attention Of tho Finn free
9f additional charge.
DR.. MAcxEY's Office is at L. ". Tower &
Co.'s Drug Sto.c-Dr. Dow'IAHss at the Old
Stand oil Front street, whc:o tney may he con
suited at all times ezccP. when professionally
absent. nay ), 1853.
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Away OF!

TO THE CHEAP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE,
IN A HURRY, TO SEE
IN Doz. Linneu Goats, selling at 90
30 assorted Vests l,oOu5,OO
10 Z" Tweed and Cashier coats sell
ling from se,5Ons7,5Oi five dozen fine cloth
coats from 81, O0aSlO, 90 bes,mowing Scythes
at 81 10 cents; best grain do, $l,l2; also, a
fine stock OF stuplc GOODS, selling at lower
nriccs than any house ever heard OF. The aw-
iul calamity up street is abating, and tho steam
has not IN a, tho Corner Of High and Walnut
streets, at No. ..
N.p.-Wc have no bras foundry, nor have
VIC brass rings to givH away. You can't come
it with your bogus rings to sell orgvc away
that chicken won't fight.
RAYMOND & rICKENFAuGIE.
Mcrgan,owM, juno 80, 1888
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A gentleman of New York has plcdg-
sd himself 10 give, during the coming
wear, $1,000 for the support at Humil-
100 College Of ten needy students hav.
ing in view lie ministry
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EIrEfsnR. ,EarI;G sTik.

WYE will receive at IL O'Clock pre-
wv ciscly, some beautiful, lno;ted,
silk fringpd Mau,illas, Linen Lnstrcs,
Mourning Lawns at ftp, Gents heani!-
full Spring Stocks, Cravats, fancy CassI..
mcrcs, together with large variety Of
Notions. 10 which we invite the attention
Of buyers. CARR, SMITH & w.
juno lift
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On. II. n. .hAcSEY,-lIayiag been student
Of mcdciHo in M Office and subsequently
attended tho Medical lectures in Philadelphia,
consider him competent to discharge the du-
ties Of a Medical Attendant upon tho sick; and
hereby commend him to tho patronage orpcr-
hons afflicted and DESTROYS of tho services Of
Physician. SiHTTi FULLER, n. D.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-02
NOTICE.

, A meeting of the stockholders of tho Pleas
N ant Valley and Tunnclton Turnpike Com
pany will be held ut the Pleasant Valley Meet
ing House, in Preston county, on Saturday, tho
9th day of July next, for the purpose Of organ
izng said company and clccting its officers.
SAMUEL GRAHAM,
JOS. McIlEARTLEY, lc,r
TIl0S. WATSON, e'
DAVID C. MILES, }
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