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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-12
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, March Z

q
The officers Of Gen. pierce's brig.
,ade in Mexico, ~ in number, called
upon the President by invitation this
morning, and had a most interesting
interview. He expressed himself very
happy to see them, and felt confident
that, as in time past, 80 in times to
come, they would stand by him.
A complimentary bull is to be given
u, Wizards tomorrow evening"
Presidents Fillmore mud Pierce, with
their respective Cabinets; the niplo.
mutic corps. &c., are expected to b,.
in attendance.
The members or the new Culinrt
are all here, and it is expected wiz
he swern into office u, noon tu-mul.
row.
Ex.Presidont Fillmore aud his fam.
lily are now stopping ut Wizards no.
tel, aud it is understood that in the
cocrse Of week he intends leaving
the city on southern tour, acc"mpa:
MED ny Tho Hon. Jobs =. Kennedy.
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Grand Literary q Artistic ,Combihatioh'
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
KnirkerJocker Magasine, the Home Journal,
and tho Neu York Musical World and Times,
to net subscribers, for Eve Dollars a Year =
Thi, is cheap literature, with a vengeance
The Knickerbocker is So per annum; the Home
Journal So; and the Musical World & Times,
50: making IS a year at the usual rates. That
three such works can DO obtained for FIVE dol
lars wear, is a fact truly worthy of the Calorc
are. whicl, is inst now being ushcred in. OF
the Knickerbocker Magazine, edited by Lewis
GAYLORD Clarke, tits unnecessary to spcak.-
For tWcntyyears ithas been the most genial,
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Railroad Iron,

Mr.. Mason's motion, in the Senate,
made in accordance with instructions
from the Legislature Of Virginia. to
repeal the duties upon Railroad iron.
excited much debate, but WIS finally
rejected by vote of 10 to SO.
In the course of the discussion, Mr..
Brodhead of Pennsylvania opposed
the measure, as opening the whole
question of the tariff, involving large
interests and investments Of capital
bid.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to Deed Of frus. 6l'an o>
james Caldwell aud wife to tho nndetS!gn'
cd, as Trustee, to secure the paynlent Of Ger
tain debts to Mathew Gay and others as IN said
Trust is specified IL shall, on
Monday, lie l4th day@ AIarch, 1853
a, Kingwood, In Preston county, virginia, sol
.g-S tho TAVERN HOUSE, lot aud out
fEsT{sA buildings, in Singwood, now occu'
Helm pied by said Caldwell, TO the high
GAHsl. asst bidder, being the same convey
cd in said Trust. Said Sale will be made fol
5000 down, the balance payable in one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale. The a:
mount of purchase money sill unpaid for said
property Is about 5000, which is payable in
payments and will be paid ont OF the money
received. Tho title is believed to bo perfectly
good but, selling as Trustee, | shall convey
only such title as is vested in rae.
BENZ. W. ALLEN, Trustee.
University Of Virginia, Jan. IL, 1853.
hereby appoint Edward C. Bunker, ESQ.,,
for me and in my name to sell the Tavern House
occupied by Jas. Caldwell, OIL the i4th day Of
March, 1858, according to advertisement.
BENZ. W. ALLEN, Trustee.
University Of Va, Jan. 70, ls53.-lsl:ts.
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IL Another Scientific Wonder! important to
Dyspeptics DIR S HoucHroS's pEpSlN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from REyNEr, or the Fourth Stomach of the
Ok, after directions Of Baron LIEnio, the great
Physiological Chemist, byJ 5 HoueHros, NJ. D
phladel phia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after NATURES own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
Advertisements. oct25 #
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Not q constitutional minority vot.
ing in the affirmative, the Chair deci.
ded that the Senate disagreed tothe
House amendment,
Mr.. Stovall moved reconsideration
of tho vote, which was agreed to.
The roll was again called. Messrs.
Amber. Creigh and Grantlam, who
voted no" before, now noted AYE"
So the amendment was agreed to.
Tho other bills from the House
were read'and referred.
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s5y E'assca's Ezpaess'
Third Arrival Of The Season!

Gun Coats ard Lrggins, oscfcosi,, OF
rrrr, -tzp, pattern and quality; Blue,
black, brown, and green Drrs. Coa's, Gus
simrfc, satin sui silk VrsIt.
PANTS of EVERY QuALITY& PRICE,
BUEE.AI 0 O4lER-SH0ES.
Grn,ltmpns fine Clf Roots, G:r.. sr.
Our stock Of lRy;GooDS, iron, Nails.
Salt, Cas'ns &C., we will risr,"'t'ut
lower rrcrs than any establishment ~
the town. VS. we have determined to ioir
out attention en.i'yiy 10 the naiS-h'sas
Clothing,
We would gay 70 ryery hr,ir. rall and
see for ,mltsrlvr.. - Sc Il" ii"i dra! ~
puff. Az get tut ri ,s- way Win the t#ta
aml Trirgsstti'tiles, ot !vu will be TN
over.
We won, he undersol;l by any body.
so there is no use in trying!
'I.AZlER & FLEMING.
Morgantown. Jan. |, 1853.
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VIRGIN1d:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit cour. orMondE-
gala county, cattle first Monday in seb'u.
AIRY, 1888:
Nimrod Nicely, Plain.i!f,
m In Case.
Mideon P. Mercer, Dcft.
Tie objrc, of this sui, is 10 suffice. the d.
PENDANTS Lands in Monongalia county toray'
ment ofPlaintiti's debt or claim ofabout S2oo.
And the said Mideon P. Mercer not
having entered his appearance, and it appear
ing from an affidavit flied that he is not an IN.
habi,ant Of this comn,on%eallh:-lt is ordered
that he do appear within one month after due
publication Of this order, aud do what Is ne
ccssary to protect his interest: 1t is also order
cd that this order be published four successive
weeks in the 'Mononealia Mirror weekly
newspaper published in Morguntown, Monon-
gala county, Virginia and copy posted at
lie front door Of tho court house Of the said
county of MonongalTa, on the first day OF the
next county court Of said county.
A copy-Tcs,e: G. s. RAY, Cik.
Berkshire, Alto. for PIT.
Februaryl2, 1858. 1873 st
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Under new law Of Congress the
Mexican Boundary Commission is to
be continued till April LIST, 1854, and
the necessary appropriations are made
therefor.
An Assay Office is to be established
in the city Of New York, for the re-.
ceipt and for the melting and assay.
ing of gold and silver bullion and for.
,eign coin, and for casting the same in.
to birs, ingots or disks.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
On the Fourth Monday in March next

T HAVE RENTED my Foundry to Mr..
4 JAMES NlMON, who will continue
the business and supply those who want
GOOD and cheap Castings. All Of The
following articles that are not sold by The
fourth Monday in March lit being Court
day. l. shall offer at PUBLIC SALE, TO
the highest bidder
Mill Irons, assorted, 3 cents per pound,
aud the Johnson cast wheels;
Fancy fronts and Crates assorted,
as low as 50 w
Common Crates, from 20 to So inch
as low as 10
Cooking Stoves as low as IL 90
Egg Stoves, assorted, aslow as . 90
Globe Stoves, assorted, as low as 10
Purlor Stoves, q superior article, as
low us w
Hollow Ware, assorted. BY the ton.
1t 3 cents per ID. ~
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FLOWS.

The improved Brown, True American,
ps,en, Lever No. s. Ohio Shaver, one
horse hillside plows, Mould Boards,
ground and polished, with Clevises, us low
as IS 90. s
1000 Plow Points, assorted, and Of all
kinds used in this country, by the dozen,
as low as 81 cents each point.
200 sets Wagon Boxes, well assorted,
as low as so cents per sctt.
Ihuve on hand a great many odds and
ends for Wind Mills. rkreshing Machines,
SC. Landsides for plows, and a variety Of
other articles.
Just look a, these prices, and remember
that Pig Iron has doubled in price, md
yet am offering my stock Of Castings IN
hand lower than the old prices, and war
tun,ed cheaper than the Pil'sburg prices.
Come straight ahead, and supply your.
selves before they are all sold.
ns-Remember tho above are the Cash
down prices-if charged, they will be Al
the old prices. | aunt Cash! My Foun.
dry Books aud Notes are at LAzIER and
FLEMlYc's s,orc, where have also taken
most Of my Castings.
February IA. 1858. ls4's
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James Hethciington, ct al Defendants.
IN CHdNCERY.

The ob;ec, Of this suit is To sttjcct certain
lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned in
tho county Of Pre- ston, to tho payment Of the
purchase money, the bonds of the same having
been assigned by James Hether iHgten to the
Compliments
And the said William King, Administrator
Of John King, deceased, not having entered
his appearance, and it appearing from on afti
iavit filed, that he Is not an nhabitant Of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that he do appear
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect his
interest.
1t is also ordered that this order BIS publish
ed four successive weeks in the "Nlonongalia
Mirror" a weekly newspaper published in Nor.
gantown, Monongulia county, Va, and be also
posted al the front door of the Court House Of
Tho said county of Monongalia, on the first day
of the next County Court Of said County.
A copy.-Teste,
G. s. RAY, Clerk.
CIR. C. Allen, Alto. for Compl'ts.
February &c, 1853. ls5*5t.
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- There were two or three we'd
dings in town this week, but the par
ties are so cngrosscd with their own
felicity that they have forgotten even
to send a note to the Printers! Par.
ticulars probably next week.
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FOR THE MIRROR.
Mr.. Editor


Mr.. Editor:
Taking it for granted that
our people are thoroughly aroused to
the importance and necessity of i'm.
proving the navigation Of our River,
from the Pennsylvania Line to Nor
gantown, will present fact of re-
cent occurrence, which may serve as
an additional stimulus. 1t isthis. ]
understand. from reliable source.
that the Pennsylvania Company have
made arrangements to pnt.the work
under contract, TO the Line, during
the coming Summer; and in the eve mt
of this information proving correct, it
becomes us to be up and doing. We
are now placed in this condition : we
must make improvements or die. To
the stockholders in the Bridge. i'm.
provement of tho River is of the last
importance. To the stockholders in
the Slackwater the Bridge is impor-
tant. All classes of persons are in.
:terested in both improvements-and
the ultimate loss of the river improve
ment will be the death blow to the in.
'terests Of this portion of,he county.
In view of these considerations, and
desiring that our county shall take,lro
proper stand, I will close by urging
every citizen to come to the rescue.
Yours respectfully, l..
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CALIFORNIA Could've are under
a compliment to Mr.. Lemuel j. Lou.
of this county. now in California, for
q small but fair specimen of Gold, in
its native state as taken from the rock
of our modern Ophir. 1t is quite
pretty, but we would prefer taking it
in larger doses.
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10 Mr. Samuel ". FELTON,, late Dep
-uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff of
Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in the County Court Of Preston county, at the
suit Of Henry FELTON,, administrator Of John
FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff Of Preston county,
against yourself Daniel Selton, Henry Felton,
myself, Abraham Notriny, Samuel Snider, Da-
yid C. Miles and William D. zinn, us sureties
for you upon bond and $2e 80, the amount Of
said judgment having been paid and discharged
by me as one Of such sureties, the l4th day Of
February, 1852. Notice is hereby given you
that on the fifth day'ot the March term next Of
the said court, wherein said judgment was SO
entered up, shall move the said court for
judgmen, against you for the full amount
which has been paid by me as aforesaid with
interest thereon from the time the same was
so paid. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
january, 1858. MICHAEL WHETZELL.
Feb. 10, 1858. ls4::5t.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday tho 18th of March, inst.
at 10 o'clock. a. m. at the farm Of Ed.
gar C. Wilson, Esq. Oh the Flats, u
miles north Of Morgantown, ! will sell
at Public Sale:
One Horse, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, u
wagon. and q variety Of Farming Utensils
aud other articles too tedious to mention
Bargains may be expected, as the subscri.
Der is about 10 decline farming.
Terms made known at the sale by
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
March 5, 1859. ZIP.
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What can be gotlor $500!

rJ,lIE UNDERSIGNED have entered into an
arrangement by which they agree to fur,
nlsh the Knickcrbocker Magazine, monthly
the Home Journal, (weekly,) and the Musical
World and Times, (weekly,) to new subscrib-
ers at the very moderate price Of Five Dollars
year for the three publications. All orders,
enclosing that amount, to Dyer & Willis, will
be promptly attended to.
SAMUEL IIUESToN,
Publisher Of tie Knieker6ocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of the Home Journal.
DYER l. WILLIS,
Publishers Of the Musical World & Times.
257 Broadway, New York.
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10 The death of Mr.. JOHN NJ. BRowS
was occ toned by log rolling on him,
after he had cut off the butt, and crush
ing him between that and another log
and not by tree falling upon him, as
stated in our last,
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To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep.
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of

uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of
Preston county.
SIR: Two judgments having been en-
tered up in the County Court Of Preston county,
at tho suit OF Henry FELTON,, administrator OF
John FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff Of Preston
county, against (yourself) Daniel FELTON,, lien
ry Felton,. myself, Abraham D. Notriny, Will
liam Conner and Elijah Brobst in one cause,
and in the other, against (yohrself, myself,
Abraham D. ,Notiny, David c. Miles, Henry
FELTON,, William B. Zinu, William Conner and
Samuel Snider, as sureties for you upon bond
and $40 10, part Of the amount Of said judy
ment having been paid and discharged by me
rs one of such suretes OIL the 18th day Of May,
1850. Notice is hereby given YOU that on the
ffth day of the March.term next of the Court
wherein said judgments were so entered up,
shall move the said Court for judgment a.
sainst you for the full amount which has been
paid BY me as aforesaid, with interest thereon
from tic time the same was paid. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of January, 1858.
MICHAEL WHETZELL. =,
February 10, 1858. lS4::5t.
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Board Of Public Works.

~ We are authorized TO announce
Col. WILLIAM HAMILTON, Of Randolph
County, formerly of Monongaliu) as candi-
date for Commissioner Of the Public Rorks for
this District. lS6 pd. March g., 1853.
w. Wheeling Argus please copy aud send
bill TO this Office.
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Isabella & Catawba Grapes.

TINE EDITOR Of the Mirror has taken
i all Agency for the sale Of MIR. Thus.
Whites Grape Vines Of the Catawba and
Isabella varieties. They should be plant.
ed early in the Spring, at the latest BY the
first Of May.
The price Of good thrifty roots is 25
cts. each, in small quantities; and con-
siderable discount when 100 or murs are
purchased at time,
Orders, postpaid. will be promptly at
tended To-. Jan. %, 1853.
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w. T. WILEY,
attorney at Lao,
MnRGANTnWN, YA

M0RGANToWN VA,
HAS resumed the practice Of the Law
IL in the counties Of Monongalia, Ma
ron and Preston.
REFERENCES.
II. DrstSa, ESQ.,, I a,orsnn,o,,u
W.. WAGNER, Cash'r. Bank. "' '
Tnos. T.. Hs 4. Hl Baltimore, Nd.
Z Z. n yHe ss,,T Esq. Wheeling, Va.
SMITH, MURPHY Go, Philadelphia
SEXTON, SEAL & SwEAR,seEs,} Pa.
September, II, 1852. l6l-te
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Live Oak Paper-MilI,
MERCHANT MILL 4 FARM,
7'OAe R.E.H'T.

The subscriber offers for Rent, his
Paper Mil, on Deckcr's creek, within half a
mile Of the Courthouse in Morgantown. The
building is Of split dress. stone, four stories
high, 6a b, So ieet. The supply OF water is
abundant, passing through tunnel, and hav.
ing fall Of IL feet. With The above | will
rent Dwelling House, with a Garden and
Pasture Lots. This property has been occu.
pied for thirteen years past By NJ. 1ilton, an
cstimablc gentleman and practical Papcr.lna.
ker, and is now offered oil lease Tor term of
five or ten years, oil very liberal terms, Us it
will DO necessary to provide some new maclii-
merry in order 10 manufacture paper success.
lully. II would be an cusy matter to convert
this building into a
Wooden or Cotton Factory
as il is well adapted to either purpose. Pos.
session will be given OH the LIST Of April next
Also, f0r rent, my
FARM OF $50 ACRES,
adjoining Morgantown. Of this farm three
hundred acres arc in clover ana timothy. 1t
is we'll watcrcd, conveniently divided, and uu.
der good fence. Also,
MOrgantOwn Merchant Flour Mills.
Possession of the Farm will be given in
August next, and Of the Mills in September.
Persons wishing to examine tho property,
or to learn any further particulars concerning
it, will please apply to
JOHN ROGERS,
February q, 1858. If MorgantOwn, Va
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As will be seen above, Drs. W. Carr 9: Son
have removed their Office from the former Drug
and Tobacco Store to the new house Of E. W.
Tower & Co., on Main street, where they will
be prepared, as heretofore, to attend all calls
in Medical or Surgical Practice. Their former
encouragement and success make any further
remarks unnecessary.
1t has been reported that the cold Doctor"
intends leaving Morgantown In a tttc days
Such is not the case. He will remain here for
several months, and may not leave at all.
w. CARR s. son.
Morgantown, January s, 1853.
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TO Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Depu.

TO Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Depu.
u,y of John FELTON,, late Sheriff oil
Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in the Circuit Court Of Preston county, at the
sui, of John Doe, on the demise of William F
Deckins, ct al, IS. Samuel W. FELTON,, David
FELTON,, John FELTON,, Gilbert Boyle, Michae!
Whctzell, Abraham Natrino, David c. Miles,
Henry FELTON,, William d. Zinn, William Con-
'ner and Samuel Snider, as sureties for you up.
on bond, and $50 rs, a par. Of the amount Of
said judgment having been paid and discharged
by me as one Of such sureties on the 18th day
Of December, 1852.
Notice is hereby given you that on the fifth
day Of the next term Of the said Court, where.
in said judgment was SO entered up, l shall
move the said court for judgment against you
for the full amount which has been .paid by me
as aforesaid with interest thereon from the time
the same was so paid. Giren under my hand
this 18th day Of January, 1853.
MICHAEL WHETZELL.
February 10, 1853. iS4::5t.
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New York Cheap Variety Store.
SEED! & CORNM PLANTERS!!!

Are very useful in their respective places,
but our object, more particularly, is TO call
The attention Of the public 10 the fact.
that we are now closing out our piesenl
Stock Of GOODS al reduced prices. As
one Of our firm is now East buying, we
will give unquestiouabIe bargains in or.
der to make room for the fresh supply.
90 N. B.-The person who lost his
Pocket Book, on las, Monday, containing
some money, can have it by calling and
describing the same.
CARR, SMITH & co.
Morgantown, March Q, 1853, :
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO decree Of the County
l. Court Of Preston county, at the Jan
uary term thereof, 1858, in the case Of
John Cuppe,t, sen. s. Thomas Scott, guar
dams Of The infant heirs Of Daniel CuPpell,
decd, compliments, vs.. Shaphet Rhoads,
defendant, we, the undersigned Commits.
sioners appointed for that purpose will
o" the first day Of the Aiareh term
Of said County Court, 1858, before the
front door Of the courthouse Of The county
Of Preston, sell to Tie highest bidder
the Tract Of Land in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, upon credit Of l,2.
8, 4, S, 6. Z. years; the purchaser Civ.
ing bond and security with interest from
the day Of sale.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia
County, OIL the first Monday in February,
1858:
George Bartlett & Co., Compliments,
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Pittsburgh, l'H.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
HARDW ARE,

Would respectfully call tho attention of
Merchants and buyers generally to the largest
assortment Of Hardware ever offered In the
Western market.
Having enlarged our Store and madc'cxtcn-
siye additions to our former stock we arc ena-
bled to compure with any other Establishment
in the Union.
The late addition to our firm will enable Mr..
C. II. W. to devote lis entire attention to pur-
chasng-spcnding portion ofhis time in Ei-
rope, taking every advantage OF fluctuations
buying exclusively for Cash. Among our as
soitment may be found tho following, vie.
G,oo0 doz. Knives and Forks;
5000 I" Pen and Pocket Knives;
200 Razors;
1000 " Pad, Chest and Till Locks;
1000 " Knob Locks and Latchcs;
500 Gro. Tea and Table Spoons;
100 doz. Hand and PANEL Sawsi
900 mill and cross cut
5000 pairs Trace Chains assortedi
500 dox. Halter Chainsi
200 (" Gun Locks;
Gun Trimmings;
~ cuses Planes assorted
1000 doE. Chiscls and Plane Irons;
$500 " Files and Rasps;
500 Axes, assorted brands;
$500 Hinges;
$50 Grass and Corn Scythes;
800 Shovels and Spades;
$50 4" Hay and Manure Forks;
Bellows, Anvis, Vices, &c. &c.
Knowing our superior facilities for procur-
ing Goods gives us advantages over others in
the Trade VIC would earnestly solicit an exam.
inaton Of our stock before purchasing and
especially from Merchants passing through our
City eastward.
**K We would also inform SADDLERS and
Dealers in Saddiery Iiardware that We have fit
ted up a sales room exclusively for that branch
Of trade, and hope in a large and well selected
stock at lou prices to secure their fayors.
March 4, 1858. 1856 81
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Immediately not sooner!

A IL PERSONS indebted 10 the Drug
N. e. Tobacco Store Of II. H. CARR
& CO., will please immediately rul aud
settle their accounts. The Books are in
the hands Of MIR. John 4. Dmhetl, who
may be found at the old stand, any time
during The day, waiting t" take Your notes
or cash. Jan %. ls53.
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C. II. Wolff. Geo. J. Duff.
WHITMORE, WOLFF & co.
SIGN OF THE ANYILS,
No. so, Wood ST., 8 doors above the
St. Charles Hotel,