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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
r, the Editors of tie Enquirer:
WAsAlsaros, Sept. "a, 1853
"rHEpAclFiC RAIL ROAD" AGAlN"THE SPEAK
ERSHIP.n

" WAsAlsoros Sept a. 1853
..rHEpACiFiC RAIL ROAD" AGAlN-"THE SPEAK.
ERSHIP"
In nv letter Vi lth published The l3h) assumed
upon enbu information, coming from three neinohfs ="
m, Cabinet aI as government undertaking, II could not
he iusy regarded as an administration measure In this,
am pleased TO say am fully sustained by Subsequent ~
ami conversation with funfih mtfntf VI
the Cabinet think therefore, that orr excellent Wgitan'
and ted friend blue Ridge rather 100 quick
on The tripy f0 who CALAMITY went iofh win tI.
broad axe vi Richard" in the "moltntainS ana faHies
hew ing down Whggefy will not now he found giving ala
and comfor, know his generous impulses, and kno"
that give him much pleasure Id repair any inJ
~ he may done, than 10 inic wound II the ad.
ninsr should exactly with our views IN al
things we .an gain nothing by aiding The Whi@s WIN
whom differ all subjects, in pulling II down. ana
policy 10 deal with the administration u'hiuy aud frank
~, but friendly epr hope This course WIZ be puf-
sued.
The question: who be the next Speaker oil Inc House
is being freely discussed in private circles and by The press
Is Virginia TO present candidate? is question daily asked
The public and out OF the state seems To be directed
Oldest members, being peculiarly fitted Tor
the position their experience in parliamentary law their
general with the members their great persona
popularity their sound Democratic principles thelr well
known business habits all combine qnay them tor thai
important station. aude OF course TO MesSrs bococR
and Bayly and would here most respectfully suggest To
the friends of gentlemen, that their claims be
submitted 10 their colleagues oil the STATE ana "hich ever
shall be found choice OF the Delegation shall De
presented To caucus Virginia should be united On This
question il wishes TO be heard and iet >he mas very
strong claims the speukershp al this time lis ie
first time since the foundation OF the government mat she
mas moi had either voice in The Cabinet full mission
"OBSERVER"
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l,,E EASTERN QUESTION

Is still involved in doubt, with shade OF change III favor
Of The bursting of war. II the following views oil le
ondun esIoudrn OIL the Union are correct COLLISION
of arms may yet be looked Tor:
The Porte has accompanied its proposed nuitaohs "
The Vienna by circular addressed TO England
Auslrit aud Prussia This circular is IN itsr I't ,;
exposition n the and shabby policy pusuH n,l;
eastern question by "al the talents Ut me f-"s nm.
ton, aud br 'Hl the gloies ol the fie1' 1 ,l. .sI
Porte longer whliUJs her Iudigna'io u ,.,,sncr'
unwrr. ,.,,s y, cons.nIiuoun openly affected a,an.
with Turkey have Vienna Secretly ". hr ,,onsl,en,
I'd in ulluncc with Russia que viys h,J ever EN-.
,nd h ..;nd.nenJence OF Turkey should nave nanu
cali ,Io ,h al Ter herself 10 hing away 'hat pa" Yn
~ ,.i,.oc. In cuncss0n slie declares '''a'
on VI We, ~, any Of her "aics she will hrniy s,anu
49, iii. Welding an lola lIom Inc ho.e ., u. Gam
~ wrIIen in reply 10 Mensrhik"h 3 atitnuu' nd ,lai
SUI SUI. aeon, inns demanded in the Vienna note anu "a
VI. nI nnI send her ambassador TO ST. Petetsoutgh' W
IN. double condition oil The present " M If
oaI.s and guarantees against any lu'u,I - csnro,
hal evrut 1, is evident Ihut the Emperor vi IuSSa e
mr IN sn,h terms without entirely losing hls ,ono' u
This probably The reason why ..s
and Russell those under, Whites " Friday in or
dor ~ d,viss with my Lord Aberdeen, The means u su'"s
ii from shpweck 49,, ,;ocin,,itiss The
nrra,y amongst The Russian soldiers IS .x'ieheif s,
nd viii M doubt 20 on increasing, as WIN me apptoa.
of autumn the countries along The ieii banS VI ''e
are generally transformed mo one ' @ rccunving
and all sorts levers Inc locc nov oo COO
Media via and Mallscia is ofncaliy given a. '-oo w.,
with 300 canons But know, that even uhue' .e
hygiene circumstances per cent have always ~ NC
,nc,.d FIR sick and non.e Electives in oil Russian
ner ceutaee 10 be raised 10 after fortnight 10 10 alter
month /" 20 after weeks, aud 10 % after NV" m
may confidently pu, down The effective ofee oil ne 30
in m. orinripaIes al This moment, as amounting "
more Than 10000 The force under The comnann ooo -
Pacha we know 10 consist al this lime OF
lars Redils, irregular cavalry, aud Egyptians rn cn,n
nour,p In M Varna Schumia aud RuschicK. lne .op
are n good health efficient and well othcee1 ine S .,
es ha We been repaired and thickly gasonsd onnn cir
nearly 80 sails Is lying in the Basphous AMMAN,
rnn,u,snrea need we be asIouished II war IS the und
49, h,,, in ,ha camp the capital and the Disan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

GUANO COMING-The Baltimore American says
Those who waiting anxouy for supply at gu
will be affixed Learn that several vessels may be daily
expected The ba,que ~ D Bassett 81 days from Caao
which arrived at Norfolk Wednesday, with guano,
ports that the la,h of June she 10 company with ship
Carthage bound to Hampton Roads, with guano. and that
The ships Aesto and Hathaway batques Rocket rangar
J. Cobb Ellen Parsons, Croton and Royal Saxton, saii
ed for Hampton Roads about Tho 18th of June all loaded
with 2uano The Croton has however been wrecked and
the Hakaway was deserted bnt has picked up
by The steamer Southerncr and may daily expected
Norfok where she was 10 be isben put
OF her."
The Charleston Courier ANNOUNCES the arrival OF the Harg
away oil The Bar Friday afternoon company with The
steamship Southerner The Harkaway full cargo OF
guano and everything about the ship appears be in good
condition The 10 the hold had been reduced eighteen
inches which point The pumps suck The of this NJ
Y and Charleston line Of steamships had taken prompt
efficient sieps the ship aud cargo brought safely into
port having schooner with fourteen hands provided
wh bags, shoveS and every necessary material 10 Tighten
the ship The Courier cOngfataaies its young townsmao
Captain Evan If SunIhcrner AMI all concerned,
good fortune In hn.ing the ship Hathaway sale OFT the port
OF Charleston ana their prize may prove In
cr4tlse 10 Them us they desire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

AT the "American Hotter yesterday were inter, sled
in the application of electrical some OF our re-.
spectacle citizens who unfortunately ranked among the
'ha and lame" The operator is Dr.. Massey OF Baltimore
and tulmerly OF Alexandria HIS batteries powerful
and Of most ingenious construction We were happy
hear from Of the patients that they have sensiby i'm
proved under the electro muisalions designed
restore the acon Of the normal condition
Some Of the experiments curoas ana interesting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
MIR. ". G RlVEs, ADDRESS.

The public mind in Virginia is especially turned 10
wards the notie interest Of Agriculture; therefore think
doing favor TO readers Ia presenting theta in full
Mr Rves Interesting ami polished Grafton, delivered
fore the New York Agricultural Society Saratoga. 1t u
cdly exposes the connection OF agricultural pursuits with
her political Institutions critically contrasts posi-
ons Of agriculture in Europe and United Sla.ee and
the standards OF agricultural profit 10 both countries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

We are requested by Faculty Of the Medical Depart
nsnt of Hsmpden Sidney College that they have
reason 10 believe that their Diplomas will be conferred
as usual al the expiration OF their approaching session of
lectures Any further Information which sudents may wish
obtain will be given appica IA 10 the Dean or any
other member of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

The Boston Post having suggested an "nciul reply 10
Lord John Russcs letter 10 Mr. Champion Inc Union deems
puper 10 say that his ordsps ett. not being addressed
either TO the State Department the American Minister
10 London, but 10 The British Minister 10 Washing
ton, and being moreover. called forth by proposition
finally disposed OF, ii is not easy TO perceive the
practical advantage of special reply 10 il from the
State Department. IL il should be Judged that
such reply would be 10 conformity with diplomatic propr-
ETY. and usage II is reasonable suppose, however, that
The aspects Il The Cuban question presented In Lord John
Russeps Dispatch have not escaped the attention Of The
Executive Government Of the United States. and that the
distinguished Statesman who represenle government al
The Cou of ST. James has been possession Of its
views upon the whole subject! be used his judgment
may appear most proper a0d expeitnl."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
VESSEL In DISTRESS

No.. y,pK SEPT, 2s-Tie barqde Warw,rk, from Calac,
,,r u,mu,un R,lds 4 cargo oil Gudno put III here 10
iv IN distress having received damage Ia tie ectn hnr
Icane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

1t s pleasing the Democracy ol Georgia forgetting
their past discussions and enthusiastically laylne or The
election Of Johnson the Dem nouec for Govc nur
The once distinctive names al Union" and "Souhern
Rghts' buried in the past and Gov. Cobb and Gov
Mcdonald, n. !! fiarsison, A Fl Chsppeli and NJ j. Wei
born leaders Of diherent oganza.lcns now nob
speaSing and acting together or The success Of The Demo
tir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
MA RRIED.
DIED.

MaRsSD The 18th sept 1853, the Res Anires MrDa~
Mr.. Joseph T. LEADBETTER . Mics aRADcIIACI "a
Ii.E, all u Hanover County Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

Gen W H. Richardson writes most enthusiastically '''"
the Valley and threatens the city OF Richmond Wi" 'as
avalanche Of vsers on st November II ~ou'd %
for our Horekeepers listen 10 the warning ana 70 p'
their houses and stables order TO receive the large nun
bsr WHICH may be expected aud which w 'es' Tue capacity
Of our city.
We trust that The mechanics Of our State wan ne mo
roughly aroused on the OCCASION anu WIN p'o'u''
mems of their haudiwoIk which will do themselves aha me
s, r;eb credit It's also particularly desirable thai The
c,r should h. enriched with varied aud extensive specl.
mona If the mineral treasures OF Virginia as coal
iron, lead copper gold salt gypsum marble and other e'e
,nents OF The natural riches OF the Stale VIII Ge femeh
bered tina, the bersy OF the various rail road companies
in offering free transportation for articles Designed iof inc
Fair presents noe opportunity tor the concentration Oh an
so,,. If soecimens in the metropolis OF the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
LiTEsT NEWS 81 TIE TELEGRAPH,
1.,ssrnrnsa Tor tns nishmomd mnauIrsr

feieErmrhsd for the UinhmoMd Enquirer.
NEW YORK. SEPT 20 Sales of l3 900 bbls fi,ur sri
50 0UU bushels wheat, firm. former prices Sales u
10 900 bushels corn, yellow, Al 81 ceLts.
MOBILE, SEPT 26.--lhe lever at this place is abans
There were only Is deatha Saturday
BALTIMORE, SEP7. 26 Sales OF 5000 bbIs. -four al
So, and 20OCV bushels wheat white at | 25 80 Corn
is steady.
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THE PROTESTS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE

THE PROTESTS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE :
The New York Express learns from person said 10 6e
in cose communion with those who know what Is gong
on At the Clnito that statement in regard 10 The re-
1nonstrsncrs oil France and England touching Capt In
praham and kosza is true. The Express says
Mr. Champion the British Minister, was The hfs' 10 eau
IN Mr. Marcy MIR. Sarliges had his Instructions some
time since To call the Secretary OF Stale ihese IN
s,rucons very specific and pointed, ou Their de'
ery in person was delayed until THURSDAY, the "a INST
owing the OF the French Minister at Newport
nt Wednesday evening when he returned 10 The Capt.
raj The Government knew that these INSTRUCTIONS were
10 come France and had been SO informed speclh
cuy some time since. The remonsance is in terms hai
CAPT lngraiaus conduct violation oi the law Of
nations.
Mr. Marcy has had his reply ready for some lle bui II
has 10 undergo notifications Austria he says nav
ing Appealed ID world justify liz conduct me uni'eo
States hIso make appeal 10 The world ~ oehai oi
CAPT Ingralam's conduct ~ saving koszta.
Ii would seem therefore, that each oil The i've European
powes had concluded lake ground against the United
States In regard Koszla. But apprehend no real col
sun of arms from this paper warfare Tie United states
hold 10 principles and will maintain theH and me
powers OF Europe quite another SET and We suppose vi"
nsiolan them also
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
.wlth respect, your 0Os'f' .paylp TUCKER Dean.
aeARPER's MAGAZINE FOR 0CTOHEh-Hs
ceived igr sale. an Tor subscribers. -o,,,,,,rsp

V1KGlNIAS, IusCuct The LATIN Hffrsi
~ French aUt En.Il-n Languages aGd The hrst hh " va
tbe,,gs aI.-s Tutor In rivte iairiS as
factory De Direct stating t-ns
pAiaeviiic P. o., Amelia county. "a avg 'i-S'~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
/ MEDJCALDEPARrME Or HhmFoEN SID

me- ats not eel raelnpon az, '.cus
=, ~ he .st,r difficulties. as"d r PiIss"Is The
Wr, I,sp ,i,m-n, o. lmFl,n Sidney 'oli w' tie PesI
crl I, 81 san! Col rss lie 't'hs Lc"e's on" '"
msme N Jnnr lasr lie received the Secretary oi tie
ralT. Of Tru.~ that he na bee" elected
Pr0Ir+ p al PLY 'losy aud MrirI J"s
ru!crcr.m i!e Medical prlaHn, ~ ." rah cor, 90;
led candidate c their own hnt undersigned vas
Ell formal notice al his purpose to hec0nr candidate
M nrience oil l eIrson, the College F.cuy akrd the
"r u II lr ihcir action and 'em sru 81 vas
mreas u the Trustee. accordingly held the
i o ,omrsr all The rshis
resolutions adopt d, Without Dissenting voice
Resolved Board do regard The election al VII
son, Al neeline question: at present and ha The
, tsctg Professors the Melca Department 9" ms '"'
rst Is, aud Away. hi- been, SOLELY with I'M, Board
3! ed, That Or G Wilson !" The esalyeectsd Pro
less Physiology ana Medical Jurisprudence Ia he 'a' depart"
utmF solemn reaJndnarian Of the point. red
and r. appointment. the unde rsgn The COLLEGE
Fa:cty Of the next annua
Of n ns M h " I'D TIcaI FsruIv he .rew. nb
m ."p lans b. the Dean u the Faculty "h was
lei al hs o'icr 49,, 80, ,-.4
.,r SIR. am ,er Ell by the Faculty the Medic Lor:r
i .rpr meeting, The following fes"'u''" Was
unanimously adopted: +, a.
.N...e! THAI The Faculty c"m,rirr hi arnIm-" ct Di
VII lalr ,ns'thr % 'h' ro'r OF l,u-r. y" .r ,',''
re-, Of he agreement IN. Flut, a.d The
i nSI Il t w,Iso asa ~ The
THE Faculty luther requests me to say! Ina, IN ne s'age 81 'h'
, hu s,mny s.re 10 express their The
,ie lila, and uLIns acuoh Of the Bolrd0l trustees
-" DAVID II TUCKER, Dean.
.'DK. WiLsoS .
II viii tIs ap thai these gentlemen indicate purpose to at
n 70 close III doors Of aruh institution against Officer
H.. IN. only Legality constituted body That The
oontnIen undersigned Will not atemd 10 Characterize I'M
,nn nm The part die Ioesc Faculty His dong would
her lend disny OF his lTolesso his owl
lie ~ he In readiness discharge the duties OF th
him. Ih October aud viii DO he can ~
peace lie will submit 10 the properly ri triinid
Of The aud abide their There shall be no a's
r.Ir Ilun h GOODRlDGE A. WILSON, NJ u.
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,,,a. j, mr.. Ia Loer IT, "nd III When nv O. u; ''''
- 80, If ,r field and every fow" me a't %rtc sue
every bomobt before Him. he NAMED by him, To that
e yhr each ono Of is busted In The cause OF our
o,ed portion Of the common inheritance u mas peen every
hors and in all Time the chltl occupation oi IN. human
"iI The source subsistence 10 all ana supplying the
,r the industry and employment OF every other
e I i,rn, ,yhich nunc OF Them could Tor moment
exist 49,, ,h., agriculture hoe -
a., s' ~ ;,I ,o IN, stale aud il is circumstance
worthy OF r,u,ark that hus ever fcceVtu .e seaest en-
coursemrnt uud attained its highest peiiecson IN nose
$500 h ,,, 5,., institutions, the magnitude vi their
power aud and The grandeur Of iv i"s, public
policy That one OF The states m nns Of her own poets en-
dursed by history
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
RANCE OF THEHMO ETEU.

AZ Hndop, B1,s Store ~ BEliA Street Ritlinr.i 7.
7 mclIck A ~ IL o'c"ck NJ 5u'clock +.
So ,teuhpr % Gl 81 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

HkARk EISGHAMS.- Rich Dark GiRgham- for "a. 3
~ Winter Mancbes a, French and bones ,iIngtam PC
Check AMI Plai Goods Tor Chi rn. for sale b!
e. {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

sept :, = 1IHNI " I'll, q = :
srnENCH AND ENGLISH nERINOEs.-i 60
Il MrriHces all cnus Elslish MeIinoes all prices.
10 Solid Color MounsIihe, Solid Color Persian Cin'a f."
Serl u T.. IARTWEIL 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27

FAIRFIELD Enthusiastically was The day appointed
fJr trial OF speed between Oneeyed Joe and Tom Walker
well known horses over the Fairfield course three mile
heats for 81 Goo Accordingly, about o'clock the
lsnrs started, and The following was the result:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13
FROM QUE PARIS CORRESPONDENT

PARIS, july 81, 1858.
The intelligence from all quarters to-day relative
to the differences in the East between Russia and
Turkey is quite pacific There seems to be no
doubt entertained that the terms of settlement Of
fercd by Turkey, under the auspices of England,
France, Austria, and Prussia, win be accepted by
the Gar The Sultan, it is said, will sign the Rus
sian ultimatum and the Gar, on his part will sign
document stating that he did not intend to com
NIT an act Of aggression by the invasion Of the Da
nubian prncpaltcs; that he has no designs against
the sovereignty Of the Sultan or against the in
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

II NkES CELEBRATED MOON STORY;" It's
NJ origin and Incidents, With memoir OF the Author,
small vol bound, price ~ cts. For sale Ivy
aug IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-08-06

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Capital $4,000, with power to increase
1t to 100000.
T,HIS COMPANY, having been duly
Il organized, is now ready TO receive
applications and issue Policies, and offers
to the citizens Of Virginia the inducement
Of home Company for the.safe insurance
Of all kinds Of Properly, Merchandise, &C.,
at fair ard eqilable rates.
The Directors assure the public that
this Company will be conducted with q
view to pcrmanency, and on the ssrictest
principles of equity, justice, and close
regard 10 economy and the safety OF the
insured.
President,-Jos. S. CARSON,
secretury,-C. 5. FUNK.
Actuary,-0. D. BREsDEE.
Directors; Jos. S. Carson, jas. 7. Rie.
ly, YIN. L. Clark, Jas. II. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan, John Kerr, N. w. Richardson.
~Of1ice on Piccadlla Street, near the
Valley Bank, Winchester, Va.
H. E. SMITH, Agent, Morgansown, Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l.u.
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All Creation Challenged!

w E will open, in few days, our Summer
purchase Of Goods, Just made, consisting Of
our usual variety, which We arc prepared to Of
fer to our customers aud the public generally
on very favorable terms. We want 1t UNDER
stood that
I'VE can'tJe ercelled, ifequalled IN tic
Quality or CAeapness Of our Goods!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
Judge Of their beauty. We have very hand
some stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and trim
,nings, to which their attention is called--also
Bonncts, from 81 l-2 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 9 IA
to 90 cents per yard. We can offer them
bleachcd Muslins very cheap, and superior
article; with Brown Goods equally as cheap.
Gentlcmcn will find some very nice goods In
their limo, and will consult their interests aud
shew good taste in buying from US.
we have lot of JEWELRY SO cheapwe
can afford to give 1t AWAY If you wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores altcr that! foi
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where YOU will find US at all times, very accom-
rnodatinr, DESTROYS to shcw and occasionally
10 sell, receiving in exchange for the gfeatcs'
Sargains ever before offered in our town, any
thing VIC can trade of or give away. SO como
along, stop at tho right place, on cheap sue,
and You will receive a hearty welcome, io's OIL
thanks and cheap goods, and oblige,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH 70.
p.S, The remainder next week. Juno IL.
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'Dur's Mercantile College,

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by tho Legislature OIL
L Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary ofSta'ci
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary oil war
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowric;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. K. Moorhcad.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author Of the "NofIt
American Accountant Prof. Of tho Theory
and Practice Of Doublc-Entry housekeeping
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor Of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnmunship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, of the Pittsburgh bafl
Prof. of Mercantile Law.
P.HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. OF Mathematics
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
mems. md is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial Collcgcin
tho United States. What is said OF it by the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and Of tho Principal as a Practical
Accountant, as an experienced Teacher, one
AS an Author; as also of his colleague, Mr.
Williams. as a Pcnman, will be found in the
pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
Dui,s bookkeeping, PIP. 1872, Noyai ocsa'
yo, Harper's. Price 81 ,5O-postngo Il cts
"Thc most perfect combination OF instruction
and practice published"
"DuT,s Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage Q cents. " A perfect system
for keeping such Books and Accounts"
M Merchants and Steamers can always bt
sunplicd with thoroughly trained accountants
liz Send for Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1853. lsiu
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IRON. Nails. Glass. &c.

W7E havo just received Bigsupply
w Of IRON. well assorted, which We
will sell little less 1--WE won't cay thai
Others but less than our former prices, to
cash purchasers or prompt payers on time.
It makes too long string to give all tho
sizes. We havo all you want.
ON HAND,-Nails, Glass, &c., Cast
ings, assorted; Ploughs and Points.
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
Of fresh Dry Goods, Queenswurc, &c.
Which makes our Stock about as good 40
there is in Town.
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend to keep
a neat assortment Of Goods which shall
be sold very low for cash. We shall DO
glad TO supply oil who want good bargains,
LAZlER s FLEMING.
July q, 1852. l5i-tf.
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR
Cheap Grocery.
R T. q N, BERKSHIRE,

HAVING bough, on. MI. James Shay,
would inform The public that they keep
constantly on hand, fat his old Stand oP'
posito tho Public Square in Morgansownl
The best articles in their line Of business.
They have just received from the East
and piltsburg a fresh supply, and have, o,
mong other things, an excellent article o.
SUGAR, drown, loaf, pulverlzed anu
crushedl, Coffee, Tea from SO cts. to 81
per lb.h New Orleans aud Sugar House
Molasses, Golden Syrup, superior ar1l'
Gle. -
TOBACCO, Snuff, Cigars, great varie.
ty and very best quality. CHEESE. Con
fcctionery Of every variety, nuts, fruits
&c. Jewclry, &c. Star and dipped can.
dies, port monies, per(umery. md great
variety Of notions" too tedious 10 men
ton. Give US call.
April %, 1858.