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Flax Culture in Indiana.

Mr. R. T. Brown, Of Charlottesville,
in a communication to Gov. Wright,
President. oil the Indiana State Board Of
Agriculture, says:
81 send you enclosed a few samples
of'Flax Cotton presented 10 me by the
Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth, Of Lafayette
Mr.. Ellsworth has secured the mach,n-
cry necessary Tor the manufacture ofthe
cotton, and will have il in operation
early in the season. He has on hand
the stem grown on l20 acres last sea-
son, which, from experiments already
made, will, he supposes, yield about 300
pounds per acre Of cotton similar TO
No. 2 Of the enclosed specimens. The
expense Of reducing the fibre to this
state, AFTER the stem is produced, is a.
bout . cents per pound, which at the
usual price Of cotton no cen,s) will
leave s cents per pound, or S24 per a.
Gre, for the Turner who produces it,
To this mus. be added the value Of the
seed, which will range from Sc 10 IS
per acre, giving final result Of $50 at
least for each acre. This is Mr.. Els
worth's calculation: Il may be loo high;
but il we allow Tor The magni(ying ef-
tects Of his zeal one third or even one
half, still fax will be as profitable crop
in proportion TO the amount Of labor re-
quired TO produce it, as any Of the STA.
pies Of the country.
"N1r. Fps method Of fax farming is
10 break his ground in the fall, and Sc
cure il from being trodden in the win
ter. Between the middle and last Of
April he harrows it well, sows his seed,
harrows ir, and passes the roller over
It, leaving level surface. He harvests
it,wilh horsepower reaper, cutting
about two inches from theground. As
coon as it is dry, the seed is threshed
off, flor which operation weyet need an
appropriate machine,) and the stem
baled for transportation to the factory.
The amount oflabor is about the same
a. that required for wheat crop"
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The Yew-Rochelle Blackberry.

Mr.. Lawton states that one of his
neighbors discovered. some six or
eight years ago, bunch Of b'ackber'
~ vines by the side of the road Of
diirsren. quality fom the common
high blackberries aud SO much supe.
rior that lie was induced to transfer
them to his garden. From this small
beginning they have been proragated
as much as possible. Mr. Lawton
first obtained them in 1913. It's his
intention TO set ten acres as soon Us he
can get the plants. He stated that
tho stalk exhibited had been headed
back. so that it rescmbled bush q.
hou. four and half feet high. with a
spreading head, which he presumed
from his knowledge Of the general
yield, had borne gallon of fruit.
The character o: theee tcrr!es is
very unlike the fui. o: the common
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iron, Nnils.Glass,&c.

WYE have JUS, rscriveda Big snppl!
w Of IRON. well assorted, which wr
will. sell ln,lc less tive wont say thai"
u,lr,s) but less than our former prizes, t"
ca ii purchasers or prompt payers on time
!. makes too long s,rng to give all The
sizes. We have all you want.
'ON HAND,-NaiIs Glass, &C., Cast
ings, assorted; Plnus hs and Points.
on THE WAY,-A nice assortment
Of fresh Dry Goods, Qurrnswar', &c.
Whirh makes our Stock about as good as
there is in Town.
we have no daily 'rtlcsap!', Rail Rml
nor S'ram Boat L'nrs, hut Intend to keep
a ura, a>sortmen, OF Gonds whirh shall
be sold very low fof cash We shall be
glad To supply Ill who want gon'l bargains,
LAZlER & FLEMING.
July q. 1852. l54-i'.
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DRAINING, WHEN USEFUL.

"My land dont need draining =
is frequently The stout assertion Of the
owner Of light loamy soils, on the sur
face Of which water does not stand q
day, except in early spring. elbow can
know whether draining will do my
feldsany good wi, the more doubtful
inquiry Of others who have sometimes
s"en its beneficial effects. We believe,
says the Albany Cu'tiratOr, as q gener.
al rule, every acre Of ground should be
thoroughly and evenly UNDETERMINED,
wherever it becomes necessary to dig a
drain 10 a cellar; but where the subsoil
is so porous that cellar is dry without
an artificial outlet for the water, moth.
ing more il needed for such land. Dig
apt any where, three feet derp, and il
water remains in it during the usual Pc
Rod ofploughing, planting or cultiva-
ting, then, most plainly, tina, land needs
the benefit Of underground channels
Some OF our readers will recollect the
statement OF T. &. Yeomans, in the last
volume Of Ne~ York Agricultural
Tansaetioa., who regularly drained an
apparently high and dry field Of light
loamy soil, which his neighbors posi-
lively assured him needed nothing Of the
kind; but whom he convinced by show
ingthe large stream which afterwards
rushed out Of his main trunk. F. l..
Olmsted, in his Walks and Talks in
England, mentionst the case OF gentle
man who drained thoroughly and expen.
sively apiece ofhigh land. All thought
him crazy-"the hills were too dry al
ready,"-he was throwing away his
money. But he patiently awaited thv
result. which was, that the increased
rental soon repaid the outlay, and his
land was tripled in value.
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Tbis CATUOLlCOS Is in Truth one of the
GREATEST MEDICAL Discoveries w
TIE AGE, and isdcstincd &c became 'den'Ii.e1
with the health and happiness oil FEN !: AA'.S.
This declaration Is based on the fact TINT 3
will cure more ,han ninc.tcn,ls Of! clasa OF
very prevalent diseases, known as
Female Complaints,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill! i
cxer,ions Of the mos, accomplished Physicians
of all countries, to degree beyond mat Of al
most every malady 20 which the human family
il heir. Ii has already received the "pp'oba-
ton and liberal patronage OF very man? prom
;ncn, members Vi the Medical Faculty in tho
United States, willing to abide the truth, and
having due regard for the welfare OF their pa
,icu,s; and Is in ever! %ay worthy inc coil,i-
drncc Of the afflicted as \ SuCCESSFei.'
SAFE, md CHEAP REMEDY. Of this add!
tionnl proof will he found IN the pamphlet, I"
which the attention Of Ladies' and practitioners
is respectfully invited.
This medicine has never been introduced ny
empty pufs and misrepresentation. nor Is It
! intended tha, its present popularity s!al! h"
sustained by any medium hut its merits and the
APPRECIATION OF the public. Tho ChTiioLTuH
| IA not cure-ul,' but Is intended expressly '"r
those complaints sncidenta! 70 INC feSh';,ap'e
| female, whether married or singlt--Pro'"9s"s
Ufri, or falling Of The lFombi Fh~ :iihHS, Or
Whites: Chronic Inflammation end t1rr,sii"n
of the JFomb: IncideRta! IiRmor hag", ar Flood
ing: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular 9ir"-
situation, &C., with all their accom- 'ahylHg
evils, Cancer cxceptcd,) no matter no" Sc
yere or how long standing.
REFERENCES:
p. D. prcxuAM, ". D. Utica, Ny.
L.D. FLEMING, NJ. D. CanandaigHa, y. Y.
p.Y, FoorE, N. D. Syracuse, y. Y.
N. MILLS, NJ. b. Rochester, n. y.
W, PREscorr, NJ. D. Concord, \. u.
Professor DusnAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
&c. ORRicR, NJ. D.
". ". REESE, ". D. City ofNew YORK.
*x&pamphlots can he had gratis at the Drug
Stores Of Ii II CARR & Co. Morgantown, Va.
LOGAN s CARR, Fairmont.
Central Depot, 30fBRoADWAf, New York.
December 80, ls5a. Iii emo
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hlgh blackberry vines, which is long
and full of seeds, while the new va.
rie,y is nearly round, very pulpy. the
pips being large, in which tho seed are
entirely hid from view. He stated
TINT he had measured many berries
that were three inches round that the
gcnoral size and shape were AS near
like Hovcy's seeding Strawberries MS
anything l!e could compare them To.
The flavor Of the fruit is swec, and
rich to .crnarkahle degree, aud vines
long bearing. Ills first crop rIrcned
July 2S,h aud continued till the Sc
cond week Of September. The mex,
Angus, 4,ll, and continued four weeks
Last summer, owing To the great
drought, they only continued about
three weeks in full bearing. The
vines grow almost equally well III
shade as in open ground, aud, ii oil
opportunity is given, will climb TWEEN
ty feet into tree.
Mr.. Lawton sold his berries last
summer, to New York dealer. for
ten cents basket-equal to about
twenty-five cents quart-lhc buyer
picking them himself Its the opin.
ion of Mr. Lawton that this is an en-
tirely new variety Of the blackberry,
and besides the creator value of the
fruit, they bear garden culture much
better than the other or common va.
ricly. The demand for new plants is
greater than can be supplied at pres
en,, at moderate rates; the price now
is fifty ceuts.
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When to use Lime and Plaster.

VuSH W uS' Llllit ull0 AIuG'N''
Gen Bierce, Of Akron, successful
cuItivator, has recently contributed the
following valuable suggestions TO the
Summit Beacon:
The value Of lime or plaster, as a ina
nure, depends uponthe component parts
OF the soil to which it is applied. All
land has more or less sulphuric acid in
it, caused by the decomposition Of 'ro"
pyritss. The presence Of this acid may
generally be known by the appearance
of.he soil, and particularly ofthe stones
II there is any iron rust, or oriae OF !.
ron, in tho soil, or in the stones, or on
the top ofthe water that fiItrates through
the soil, or Il the water is hard, it in
dicates the presence Of sulphurc acid.
lfIand OH which grass seed is sown
is "slow TO catch" or sod over, or ca,ch-
es in patches, it indicates the presence
Of sulphuric acid. r "a
1.-THE roots Of clover and herds.e rass
in the spring stand two or three inches
on, Of the ground, aud in detached par
GELS, with bare ground between, is the
work of sulphuric acid. On such land
plaster is positive injury. Z
II clover and tame grasses die out,
aud are succeeded by uire esass.- sor=
rel or sour dock, it is caused by sulphur
rio acid. Pu. on lime and keep Oft
plaster.
The reason why plaster should not be
used on land charged with sulphnric
acid Is, that it is composed Of lime and
sulphur, and applying that is adding
more Of that with which the land is al
ready overcharged. Or such land ap-
ply limo, Which unites with the sulphur
rio acid, and Iorms plaster. The line
thus neutralizes the acid; and the acid
thus neutralzes the lime, and forms a
compound nutriment for vegetation.
The reason why the ground appears
SO hard where the earth is charged with
sulphnric acid is, that the old stubble
has been eaten up By the acid.
The sulphuric acid in plaster, appli-
ed 10 land moi overcha'ged with that
substance, dccomposes vegetation; and
fits i, for nourishing the living plants
When there is an excess OF the acid, it
eats up the vegetation, both dead and
living, This istiie reason why soils G
vercharged with the acid are always de-
fcient in vegetable matter. And soils
free from it have an excess Of vegetable
matter in decomposed state.
The presence ofthis acid is the cause
ofsorrel, sour dock and sour grass
The land is literally sour, and Nature is
irving 10 throw il from her stomach,
through these excrescences.
The rule then 10, il your land has too
much sulphuric acid; or is sour, give it
good coat OF lime; il destitute oil acid:
apply plaster.
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Iron and Hardware Store.


yT,iiE SUBSCRIBER would announce to the
public that no has just received at tho
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, n
large and general assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in par, Of Mill, Cross-cut Hand and
lemon Saws Broad, Hand, and chopplng AK.
es; Hatchcts, Hammers, AIDES. Augars, Bra.
Cos aud Bits, Gougcs, Chisels, Planes, Rules,
Squares, Guogcs, Spirit and Plumb Levels; a
great variety of Door and Window Fastenings;
Till and Chest Locks; Brass, cast and wrought
Butt and Strap Hinges. a fine assortment OF
Table Cutlery;
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &c.; Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anvils, Bellows, stock
and Dies; Screw plate; Files, Rasps, English,
German aud American Steel; Guns, Gun.lo
and Gun.barrcls wall, paint, cloth and hair
Brushes; Brass aud Bcll-me,al Kettles, togc,h'
or with variety cf other articles which he
will sell WHOLESALER OR RETAIL, atprices
which cannot fail to please.
As lie does business on the "Ready Pay''
system, he adds no extra per cent. Tor bad
debts.
,,r q, Iie will keep con.
ron and Nails. --sian,ly on hands 4
AiVii VII" '"ii0' large stocG, com.
prisinc all the various sizes of Iron and Nails
Of his own manufacture and Of the bcstqnaIity'
i. II. OLlpIIANT.
Morgan,own, Dec. iG, ls5s.-l75::t.
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A case illustrating the extreme ex.
act,iess of tie law recently occurred
at Milwaukee, Wis. A suit having
been commenced before Justice,
was removed by affidavit to the near
es, Justice, under the law. The OH
ces Of the two ministers of the law
were a, about equal distances, aud re-
sor, was had to surveyors chain. to
ascertain which was nearest. One
was :oumd TO ,e nine links nears! t';sa
the other.
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Death Of a ma1 from Chambers
On Sunday last. Coroner Peter A.
Slou,cnburgh, ofQuecns county, died
at Jericho from disease known us
the glauders. He caught the disease
when administering medicine to a
horse affected whit. His hand was
scratched by tooth, aud tile disease
communicated to his system.
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&zI !H n! 8!
GELxzLZy;lEgHSl Il!5IIEIIIEa
AHEAD or ALL OTHER.

AHEAD or Hill OTHERS.
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
DECAuSE they are safer, better and more
ID eilicaco,sS than any others; and because
the public will take no others it they can OBJ
tain them.
100000 BONES
have been annually sold within the last years
YOUNG; AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
c,n always take them with equal safety, with
1t fear.
If PILLS De NECESSARY
far pure,ng and cleansing the stomach and bow
els. and purifying the Blood and fluids Of the
lo,ly. take no othcrs-for no other pills produce
these combined effects, or cOntaln Sarsaparllln
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them. without fear Of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
arc wagercd that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, Clcrgymcn, Members Of Con.
rrcss and respectable citizens can be produced
Of their efficacy than Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where OSE
BoY will not do more good than Two Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills are in "a Bor!!
and sold at rwESrr.rIvE Gents Box. with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-.
panying each box.
mThcy have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not pripc the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings
They arc GOOD ar ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most disease. common to
mankind. -,
No one having once taken them will be will
;nr afterwards 10 take any others, because they
always do good, and irthcy do not then no 9TH
DIR, N. B. LElDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is a regular Druggist, Chemist &
PHYSICIAN, Of fii,ccn years experience in phla-
deiphia Graduate ftiic University Of Pennsy.
yania; Member Of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
Sc.. and associate and corresponding member
nj several Medical Institutions Of London and
paris-hencc the reason OF tho greater conf
dcncc 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 rctailby
II. II. CARR, Morgantown;
s, lIccrmaus, Fellowsvillci
r. n. Curtis, CIarksburg & Millersvlle;
S.EJ. llccrmans, Greigsrile;
NJ. M. Campbell, fairmon'i
Ntalloucc & Newton, Pruntytown;
S,ricklcr & Co., philippi;
nrooke & Co., Laurel Point
Skiles K Co., Uniontown;
John IIagan, Smithfcld
Rnchart l. Minor, Wayncshurg;
c. A. T. W. Mosttczatt, Maplctown
J. Hudson, Newtown;
\. n. Robinson, Brownsville;
and ~ all Druggists and S'"'rScePr'. in N" L
States. b6iy sept. !. 1880.
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.DuE's Mercantile College,
PITTSBURG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1870.


INCORPORATE by the Legislature oil
PcnnSy lyania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary OF State;
ton William wilkins, late Secretary Of WAR
Hon. Muses. Hampton;
Hon. Walter H. Lowric;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Zen. J. X. Moorhcad.
p, DUFF, Principal, author Of tho "North
American Accountant" Prof. Of the Theory
and Practice Of Doublc-Entry Bookkeeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor Of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnnanship:
n. \. HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
y. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
mcnts, aud is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial College i'll
the United States. What is said of it by the
must eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and of the Principal as Practical
Accountant, MS an experienced Teacher, an"
us an Author; as also Of his colleague, Mr..
Williams, as a pcnman, will he found IN The
pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
Dnfr's bookkeeping, PIP. 1892, Royal octn'
20, lIarpcr's. Price 81 ,50-postagc Il Cts
"Thc mos. perfect combination OF instruction
and practice published" .-,.. ..-....
"Duir's Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 0 cents. /" perfec. system
ior keeping such Books md Accounts"
III Merchants and Steamers can always be
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants
IT, Send for Circular by Mail.
ApriI 4. 1859. I9Itf
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Palatine Iron Foundry,
opposite EHi,'anont, va.
MILL CASTINGS,
COOKE.NG STOVES,

PLOUGHS, CRATES,
and every other variety of Castings
that are likely to be needed in an ag.
ricultural aud manufacturing commu-
nity-all made Of the best metal, and
warranted.
The subscribers are truly thankful
for the tlattering patronage already
enjoyed by their establishmcnt-and
will use their best cxertions to render
satisfaction in every respect.
COOPER s. MORRISON.
Pula,iue, Va. November "a, 1862. BIN,
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TO Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
MY Of John FELTON,, late Sheriff OF
Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in the County Cour, Of Preston county. at the
suit OF Henry FELTON,, administrator OF John
FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff OF Preston county,
against (yoursclf) Daniel felton, Henry elton
myself, Abraham Notriny, Samuel Snidcr, Da-
vid {. Miles and William d. Znn, MS surctics
Tor you upon bond and $50 30, the amount Of
said iudslncn, having bceh paid aud discharged
ly me aS one Of such surctics. the l4th day OF
February, 1852. Notice is hereby given you
that on the third day of the MAY term mex, Of
the said court, wherein said Judgment was 50
entered up, shall move tho said court tor
Judgment against Won tor the full amount
which has been paid by nc as aforesaid with
interest thereon from the time the same was
40 paid. Given under my hand this l9th day OF
January, 1858. MICHAEL wllErZELL.
April /, 1853. l9l::3t.
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CARPETlNG, COTTON YARN.
and Cotton Batting, for sale by
Raymond g. Pickenpansh.
Ii. .unrr 10 m
To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep.

10 Mr.. Sallluel W. fell0ll, lale Dtp'
u,y Of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of
Preston county.
SIR: Two judgments having been en-
tered IN in The County Court of Preston county,
n, tho sui, of Henry FELTON,. administrator
John FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff OF Preston
county, agains, (yourscl!) Daniel FELTON,, Hen
~ FELTON,. myself, Abraham D. Notrlny, VIII
liam Conner and Elijah Brobst in one cause,
and in the other, against (yourself,) myself,
Abraham D. Notiny, David c. Miles, Henry
FELTON,, William II. Zinn, William Conner and
Samuel Sndcr, as surcties for you upon bond
and $40 Is, part Of the amount o. said judy
men, having been paid and discharged by me
as one of such surctics on the 18th day Of May,
1850. Notice is hereby given you tina, on the
third day Of the MAY term next of the Courl
wherein said judgments were so entered up,
shall! move tho said Court for judgment n
painst YOU for the full amount which has beer
paid hy nc as aforesaid, with interest thereon
from the time the same was paid. Given under
nv hand this 18th day Of January, 1853.
MICHAEL WHITFIELD.
April |, 1888. l9l:::t.
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Medical Card.

JosErn A. McLaSr, NJ. D., Isaac ScorT,
NJ. D., and HUGH W. Block, NJ. D., hav.
ing this day associated themselves together
under the firm Of
Drs. McLane, Scott and Brock,
Tender their services 10 their friends and
tho public generally, as practitioners oil
Medicine, Surgery, &c.
All being graduates OF the FIRST Medic,
Colleges, and having bc.l considc.aoe ex.
pcrience ir their Cohesion, 'ney hope by
strict at'entlril TO business 10 merit cool
share of Tie public confidence. They &C.
cupy their old Office, opposite the Mer'
chants and Mechanics Bank.
Nlorgantown. July l6, 1852. lA.'f'
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Dr.. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATNGLECON.

THE LNDEN-
SIGNED having
bncoiuo AeENn
.oT this In valus-
Lle MEDICINE,
would respect:
fully invite the
attention Of the
. ,Glic,ed to the
gratifying success
tina, has attended
Its Use wherever
Introduced, md
i,s happy adapt
alton TO the euro
oftl,e Disgusting
diseases for tlls
euro Of which il
Ia offered,
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
C,uital $50. 900, with mower to Increase


OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Capital 5o,tNtO, with power to Increase
II to S2OO,OOO.
YNHIS COMPANY, having been duly
i organized, is now ready to receive
applications and issue Policies, and Offers
to the citizens Of Virginia the induccment
Of Il home Company for the safe insurance
Of all kinds of Property, Merchandise, &C.,
at fair ard eqi.able rates.
The Directors assure tho public that
this Company will be conducted with n
view to permanency, and on the s,rictes'
principles Of equity, Justice, and q close
regard 10 economy and the safety OF the
insured. -.
President,-Jos. s. Carson,
Secretsry,--C. s. FUNK.
Actuary,-o, B. BREsBEE.
Directors; Jos. $. Carson, Jas. Rle,
IT,, VIM. l.. Clark, Jas. H. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan, john Kerr, N. W. Richardson.
@Office on Piccadilla Street., near the
Valley Bank, Winchester, Va.
H. Z. Smith, Agent, Morgan!own, Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l.ti.
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60 DENTISTRY.
DIR L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
S,,rrpOn dentist.

n
~ RESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
X, vices to the ladies' and gentlemen Of Nor
1antown aud vicinity. He isproyidcd with il'e
ia,cst improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which
will be inserted on pivot or gold plate to look
as well as the natural. 80, ,,
The cavities Of dccaycd teeth will BIZ dressed
out and filled with gold Of the finest quality
which will proven, their .nture decay or aching
md render them useful for many years, anu IN
mos, cases during life. ..,,
The tartar and other foreign substances, WI,
also be removed, rendering the teeth clean' ana
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and stumps Of teeth, which have 20,
come useless or troublesome. will be extracted
with the latest and most approved instruments
in the mos, careful aud scientific manner, and
with the least possible pain: In short, he !:
nrcnarcd to attend to every thing in the line o.
dentistry. aud his performances will be war
ran,cd TO answer all the useful and Ornamental
purposes of the art.
H5-Pcrsons DESTROYS Of procuring whole OF
partial sets Of teeth, upon reasonable terms
will do well to give hin call Immediately, AZ
his charges arc quite moderate.
H. Office at WalIace's Hotel.
Nov. 81, 1852. l'.''m'