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TEXAS.

From July l, 1853, to June 80, 1854 - .
1888 From Galveston by Galveston Bay and up the Tri
| nifty river, to Liberty, by water ITO miles and
back week. ~#-..
| . Leave Galveston Wednesday at am; a..
! Arrive at Liberty next day by 8 D M;
Leave Liberty Friday at a M
Arrive at Galveston next day by p m.
1854 From Liberty, by Woodyilie, to Nacogdoches 90
miles and back week. ...
r- Leave Liberty Monday at m;
Arrive at Nacogdoches next day by 9 D m ....-
Leave Nacogdoches Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Liberty next day by p m.
$500 From Paris to Greenville SIS miles and back once
week. -
~s Leave Paris on Monday at a m !;
Arrive at Greenyile next day by IL m
Leave Greenville Tuesday at m:
Arrive at Paris next day by D M
6oo6 From Glmer by Quitman, to Kaufman, 100 miles
and back, once week
Leave Gmer Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Kaufman Thursday by 6pm;
Leave Kaufman Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Gilmer Sunday by 6 M ~ IL.
1857 From Tyler, by Canton, to Athens 70 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Tyler Monday at 6 a m
Arrive at Athens next day by 6 pm; 1919 .-.
Leave Athens ON Wednesday at m:
- Arrive at Tyler next day by D m
635S From Gainesville, by Alton and Wake .hatche to
Corunna, 40 miles, once week
Leave Gainesville Monday at 6 m:
Arrive at Corunna Thursday by pm
Leave Corunna Monday at 6 a m:
Arrive at Gainesville Thursday by 6 pm
$3.50 From GAINESVILLE to Jefferson, 80 miles and back
week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Jefferson next day by 8 % m
Leave Jefferson Wednesday at 6 a. m:
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next day by D M
Proposals for twice week service are invited In
termediate points to be named
$3.50 From Houston, by San Felipe Cat Spring Post
Oak Point, and Fayetteville, to La Grange 95
miles and back once week. Pc i.# ~ d
Leave Houston Monday at am;
Arrive at La Grange Wednesday by IL m;
Leave La Grange Wednesday at m.
Arrive at Houston Friday by m.
636l From Houston, by Chambers's Robers's, Green
wood, 'and Grimes's Prairie, to Anderson so miles
and back, once week.
Leave Houston Monday at a m;
Arrive at Anderson next day by pm;
Leave Anderson Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Houston nextday by 6 p m.
1852 From Columbus, by Gonzales San Antonio $50
miles and back, week
LeavesC Columbus Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at San Antonio Wednesday by D m );
Leave San Antonio Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Columbus Saturday by b m.
Proposals for twice week service are invited
1858 From San Jacnto to Smithfeld 20 miles an backs
week.
Leave San Jacinto Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Smithfeld next day BY 6 pm
Leave Smithfeld Friday at q M;
Arrive at San Jancinto next day by 6 D M
1854 From San Antonio, by Golad Carabauls crossing
OF the Clbola, to Lamar, 1853 miles and back once
q week. IS j
Leave San Antonio Monday at s a m;
Arrive at Lamar Thursday by spm;
sE $40 - s
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M No. GLITCH wishes to inform her Lady customers
A and the public in general that she has just received
new ana beautiful assortment of White Zephyr Worsted
Mrs H. GLITCH,
Jan 3l-3t Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
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week. e8
Leave Spring Hill Monday at q m;
Arrive at Hickory Flat same day by 6 p m;
Leave Hickory Flat Tuesday at Am;
Arrive at Spring Hill same day by 6 m.
1857 From salem by springhi to Berlin Tennessee 10
miles and back, once week.
Leave salem Monday at Sam
Arrive at Berlin same day by ~ m
Leave Berlin same day at pm;
Arrive at Salem same day by 6pm.
1858 From Ripley by Carriers Mills Dry Run and Black
land, to Renzi, so miles and back once week.
Leave Ripley Monday at M
Arrive at Rienzi same day by pm
Leave Rienzi Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Ripley same day by o m.
$3.50 From Hllsborough by Decatur Talahatchie Sock
alma, Marion, Alamutcha, CASTOR, Ala Black Bluff
Ferry, and Jefferson, to Linden, 117mies and back,
week.
Leave Hisborough Monday at Gam:
Arrive at Linden Wednesday by pm;
Leave Linden Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Hillsborough Saturday by pm.
$3.50 From Louisville, by Hayness Mills, to Crawfords
vile, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Louisville Monday at am;
Arrive at Charlottesville same day by 6pm;
Leave Charlottesville Tuesday att a m s
Arrive at Louisville same day by pm
1851 From Eastport by Telegraphic Route to Waynes
borough Tennessee, AZ miles and back once week.
Leave Eastport Monday at am
Arrive at Waynesborough next day by loan;
Leave Waynesborough Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Eastport next day by pm.
1862 From Canton by Carthage, Edinburgh Jacnto Phi
ladeiphia, Summerville and Brooklyn, to Gains
vile, Alabama, 1923 miles and back once week.
Leave Canton Monday at am;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE Thursday by pm;
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday at 8 pm;
Arrive at Canton Sunday by SPIN.
1868 From GAINESVILLE to New Orleans louisiana 80 miles
by water and back, once week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at 6 am
Arrive at New Orleans same day by pm; -.
Leave New Orleans Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same day by pm.
1854 From Augusta to Enon High School, Is miles and
back once week.
Leave Augusta Friday at am;
Arrive at Enon High School same day by IL m;
Leave Enon High School same day at pm;
Arrive at Augusta same day by pm.
1866 From Holmesve, by Fordsville, to Mobile, Ala
1870 miles and back, once week.
Leave Holmesyille Monday at m;
Arrive at Mobile Friday by pm;
Leave Mobile Monday at am;
Arrive at Holmesville Friday by a pm.
1866 From Carroton to Aberdeen 100 miles and back
week ..ss
Leave Carrollton Monday at m ; .-.r
Arrive at Aberdeen Wednesday by 5 pm;
Leave Aberdeen Thursday at m; s-.-
Arrive at Carrollton Saturday by p m. ssz.sI
1857 From Kosciusko by Greensboro and Houston, to
Pontotoc, ITO miles and back once week.
Leave Kosciusko Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Pontotoc Wednesday by pm;
Leave Pontotoc Thursday at m;
Arrive at Kosciusko Saturday by pm.
1858 From Chronicle, Ala, the terminus of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad,) by Winchester, Quitman
Marion, DeKalb and Macon to Columbus, 217
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Chronicle dailyat -..-.
Arrive at Columbus ); .....
Leave Columbus daily at
Arrive daily at Chronicle
Bidders requested to propose schedule.
Proposals for twice week service and also three
times q week service, invited. s....f ...- .
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Bidders will state distance and propose schedule
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Bidders are requested to propose schedule.
Proposals for twice week SERVICE and also for three
times week service, are invited ..-
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TENNESSEE.

From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1854.
l2l03 From Newport, by George McNabbs, up Corleys
Greek to Shoultss and Joness Cove to Sevierville,
36 miles and back, once week.
Leave Newport Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Sevierville same day by 6pm;
Leave Sevieryihe Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Newport same day by pm.
1904 From Taylorsye by Laurel Fork of the Holster
andSharpsS Roads, to Abingdon (Va) % miles
and back once week .9
Leave Taylorsville Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Abingdon same day by SPIN;
Leave Abingdon Tuesday at s m; z.s.
Arrive at Taylorsyille same day by Jpn;
1905 From Marshalfs Ferry, the Holster, to Hays
Ferry, on the French Road, Is miles and back,
aweek. >.- .
Leave Marshalps Ferry Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hays Ferry day by I'm;
Leave Hays Ferry Saturday at m;
Arrive at Marshalps Ferry same day by 5p m.
12l06 From Sycamore, by Elisha Cark and Brewers to
Leave Sycamore Thursday at 6 Jam;
Arrive at Sneedville same day by l m;
Leave Sneedville Thursday at 2 m;
Arrive at Sycamore day by 9pm.
12107 From Woodbourne, by Academia, to Strawberry
Plains, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Woodbourne Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Strawberry Plains same day by II m;
Leave Strawberry Plains Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Woodbourne day by pm.
l2108 From Orme's Store to Washington, "a miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Ormes Store Wednesday at 9 am;
Arrive at Washington same day by PM
Leave Washington Thursday at m
Arriu OF 0roa SfnraS dow NV e
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From July 4, 1858, to June 80, 1854.
From Columbia, by Salmagundi, Ion, and Jones's
Ferry, to Point Jefferson, so miles and back, once
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-05
Frazer's Pills.

IN S an .4nti-Bilious or purga,irc Pill they arc
unsurpassed, being gentle in their operation, and
leaving the stomach in free healthy condition.
Persons who are suffering from indigestion and
arrangement the stomach can hn speedily and
permanently cured BY the use Of Frazer's Heed.
ache PRls.
Read the following, being one of thousands Of
certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON COUNTY, March 8, 1853.
Mtssrs. c. TSW.E E. Frazer, jr.-Gcn,emen:
This is TO certify TINT some time since was at.
tackled with severe and violen, Headache from
which suffered ior more than week, in the
mean time taking different, kinds OF piI!a, until |
was completely exhausted in strength. Having
heard ofycnr celebrated pills started for Cooks.
town, TO purchase q box, very much against the
wishes ofiny friends who advised me 10 20 to bed
and hare physician sent for. When j reached
your store had such acute pain in my temples
was hardly able 10 stand. After getting box
Of pills, immediately took four OF ,hem, and
In three hours alter was entirely relieved |
continued using them until had taken the whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. sin.
cerely believe had not taken the pills would
have had violent attack offsrer lrecommend
frazer's pills among all others, as the very bes!
pills in tie World
Respectfully yours, ASA S. HAFELY.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
by c.. & ". E. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and chemis,s, COokstowu, Pa.
and sold by E.W. TOWER & Co.
June 4, 1852. Morgantorn, ia.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Sss1'Se0li Dentist,

ID EspEcTrULLY Offers his professional SET.
II vices to the ladies' and gentlemen OF Nor
rlntown and vicinity. Hell provided with the Ia.
Test improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which will
10 inserted on pivo, o. gold plate TO look well
as the natural.
The cavities OF deeayed teeth will be dressed
on, and flled with gold Of the finest quality,
which will prevent their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and in
most cases during life.
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and stuinps Of teeth, which have be.
come useless or troublesome, will be extracted
with the la,cs, aud most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, and
with tho least possible pain. In short, he is
prepared to attend TO every thing in the line Of
Dentistry, and kis performances will be warrant-
cd TO aaswer all the useful and ornamental pns.
sasod Of the art.
III Persons DESTROYS Of procuring whole or
partial sc:g Of teeth, upon reasonable terms, will
do we! to give HIM call Immediately, as his
charges are quite moderate.
NJ Office in Sherratd's Daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
RsttTeaes.-Dts. McLanc, Scott & Brock,
Morgaa,own; Dr. W. y. EysteT, Rev. D. Scd.
wick, Rev. Nlcscc TichneIl, Fairmont.
Tooth Acht Drops, and Powders for cleansing
the teeth and preserving the gums are kept con
stantly on hand.
June II, 1858. 2ootf
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All Creation CHALLENGED 7! |!


w E will open, in few days, our Summer
purchase Of Gooda, juat made, consisting Of
our usual variety, which we are prepared to Of.
fer to our customers aud tho public generally
on very favorable terms. We want Il UNDER
stood that
We cant5s ercc'lea, ifegsa'lsa in tie
Quality or 0eqpness Of oar 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.
mines, to which their attention Is callcd-also
Bonnets, from 81 10 cents upwards, Of every
style and pattern, and which wc warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
with very pretty styles of Ribbons from 6 Id
to 90 cents per yard. We can offer them
bleached Musinu very cheap, and q superior
article; with Brown Goods equally as cheap.
Gentlemen will find some very nice goods In
their line, and will consult their interests and
Shew good taste In buying from Us.
We have a lot Of JEWELRY so cheap va
can afford TO give 1t away If you won, buy
Talk sbou. your cheap stores after thatl For
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where you will find Us at all tines, very accom-
modating, DESTROYS to shew and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange for the greatest
bargains ever before offered In our town, any.
thing we can trade off or give away. socoms
along, stop a. the right place, on cheap side,
and you will receive hearty welcome, lots Of
thanks and cheap goods, and oblige,
Your frieniu, CARR, SMITH & Co.
P.S. The remainder next wosk. juno II.
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Cheap Grocery.
R. l. & N. BERKSHIRE.

HAVING boush, on, Mr.. James Shay,
would inform the public that they keep con-
sran,y on hand, lat his old Stand Opposite
The Public Square in Morsnn,own,) the best
articles in their line Of business. They
have just received from the Eas, AMI Pitts.
burga fresh supply, and have, among Other
things. an excellent article Of SUGAR.
THROWN, loaf. pulvcrzed sntlcushed), Coffee,
lea from So cts. TO 81 PER lh.), New Or.
leans and Sugar House Molasses, Golden
Syrup, superior article.
TOBACCO, Snuff. Cigars, great variety
.nd very hes! quality. CHEESE, Cuniec'
liunery Of every variety, nuts, fruits, &c.
Jewelry, &c. Star and dipped candles, pur,
monies, perfunery. and great variety oil
" notions" too tedious 10 mention. Give
us call
April g, 1853.
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CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
For particulars enquire at the Office Of
the Monongalia Mirror.

For particulars enquire az tle Oli4Ce VI
the Monongalia Mirror.
/. A Farm Of 100 acres--two houses;
saw mill; chopping mill; good coal
bunk; SO or 30 acres cleared well we
tered.
2. A FARM Of 275 acres, much Of it
river bottom land, five miles from Nor
santown-house, barn, milk house, smoke
house. &c. i; plenty offruit trees.
3. A FARM of IT'S 10 $50 acres; about
1876 cleared 90 acres OF coal good build.
ings; well watered; eligibly situated
near Moraanlo@n.
4. A FARM, opposite Jimtown, 3 miles
from Morgantown-good river land, and
in good condition; al! needlul build
ings, &c.
S. A small, but desirable EARN on the
"FIats," three miles north Of Morgan.
town.
8. A Farm within II miles of Morgan-
town, containing 200 acres, loo cleared;
admirably watered and well fenced.
7. A Farm OF $50 acres $50 artes i'm.
proved; desirable grazing farm, | miles
from Mnrgantown.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL $50, 1000, with power to increase
1t 10 100000.
TENH!S COMPANY, having been duly
4 organized is now ready 10 receive
applications and issue Policies, aid offers
to the cilizvns Of Virginia the inducement
Of home Company for the safe insurance
Of all kinds Of Property, Merchandise, Sc',
at fair AID cqiuble rates.
The Directors assure the public ,has
this Company will he conducted with
view to pcrmuiency, Nnd on The s'JiciEs!
principles Of equity, justice, and a close
regard TO economy unl the safety OF ina
Insured.
president,-Jos S, CARSON,
secretary,-C. S. FvSE.
hctuary,--0. 3. BnEsDEE.
Directors Jos. S. Cursou, Jas. P. Rie.
", VIM. l.. Clark, Jas fl. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan. JOHN Kerr, n. w. Richardson.
GyofEice on piccadila Street, near the
Valley Bank, Winchester. Va
Fl. f. SMITH, Agent, Morganlown, Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l'u.
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JYFetg5caE Card.
DOCTORS BOWMAN & NlACKEY,

CTILL continue the practice Of Medicine
= and Surgery, and under great obligations
10 tho " community for past services, would most
,osnn,tS,lly solici, a continuation Of the same,
thinking BY strict attention to business, and
modSrn,e charges, they can render entire sat
i"tsc,icn, Their pas, success will be guar.
.",co far ,br future. All difficult cases will
receive the united attention Of the Firm free
of additional charge.
DR.. MAcvEy's Office is at E. W. Tower L
Co.'S Drug Storc-Dr. DowMAS's at tho Old
Stand ON Front street, where they may be con-
suited at all times except when professionally
ubaen,. May g, 1853.
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MEDICAL CARD.

CHARLES McLANE. NJ. D.. ISAAC
SCOT. NJ D.. and HUGH W. BROCK,
NJ. D., (haviug This day associated them.
selves together under the firm Of DIS. Me-
Lane, Scott & Brock tender their sprvi.
trs 10 their friends and the public gene
rally as practitioners Of Medicine, Surge.
ry. &c., &c.
Being graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges, they offer their professional ser.
vices 10 the public without any addIliona!
guaranty superadded to their previous
SUCCESS.
Office as formerly, opposite the Mer-
chants s. Mechanics Bank.
Morgantown, August 6, 1858.
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.

NJ. wAiTMoRE, HUGH JONES'
c. Il. WOLFF. }. DUFF.
WEllTMORE, WOLF y co,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware
SIGN OF THE ANF1Is,
No. SO, Eg10G 'SSrect,
TNrec Doors abore 81. Charles HOTEL,
PlTTSBURG, PA,
TNAKE this method Of informing Gus
Il. TONERS aud Dealers, that they arc
nuw in receipt Of their Full Supply. which
has been selected with great care from
the Munufactoties Of Europe aud The
Eastern States.
Our stock comprises much larger as
sorlment rImn is generally kept by SINH
lar establishments, and is particularly a.
dapted 10 the country trade.
Having superior facilities Tor procuring
goods, il is without hesitation that we
defy competition tom any quarter, ;,
We are now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased aud
forwarded BY one Of the firm who mas
been spending some months in England
and Germany, aud who will continue 10
keep us supplied with fore'g" Hard
rare bought from iiyst hands only. :,
Western Merchants are respectfully in.
vileL 10 m examination OF our stuck aud
prices previous TO going further eastward.
Among our assortment may be found
the following
5s24 dozen Knives and Forks,
sl4 Pen and Pocket Knives,
1900 =" Scissors < SHEARS,
slO =" Razors in eases,
50 /" Plated Tea s. Tab. Spoons
ESQ !" German Silver, Il" do,
$50 Gross B;ilania do do,
$50 doz. Hand and Rip Saws,
IS " Tenant, do,
400 Mill, Pitt & Crosscut Saws
1900 pairs Trace Chains,
400 dozen Halter & Orgy Chains,
$50 " Axes, assorted Brands,
100 " Chisels & Plane Irons,
80 CASES rIdHeS,
5000 doz. Files and Rasps,
2l7 " Gun Locks-Gun Things,
IS Bales Deer flair.
100 doz. Knob Locks 4 I.alches,
5000 " Pad, Chest & Side Locks,
$50 " Shoveis & Spades.
2l7 " Hay s. Manure Forks,
Gum Cloth,
Believes, AnyiIs & Vices.
Cast. Sheer & Blister Steel, &C., SC,
S.ADDLERY H.ARD WARE.
We are continuing to make large add.
tons to this branch Of our business.
Sept. 10, 1853.
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Nspw 0pEyISG!

IN E have jus, received, and are now OPEN
W ing, at tho n. Y. Crystal Palace.
Our Summer, Fall and Winter Goods are
here and coming all the way from philadel-
phia and Baltimore, and few from New York.
Come right along, tticnda and fellow citizens,
and all creation, md look At about the cheap
cat and prcttest stock Of Goods thia side Of
the Worlds Fair. We have
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard,0are, Queenswars,
Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Caps, Boansts, &c, Sr.
We especially invite the LADIES TO come.
We have some very nice and cheap Goods for
you
READY MADE CLOTHING.
n Don't mind what others ray abou, their
Ready Made Clothing! We stand head there!
Nice Vests as low as IS cents; Linen Coats as
low as rs cents; Cloth, Tweed and Ss;inett
Coats and Pants for men and boys. Jus, exam
inc them and you will buy. In word, ifyou
don't come and examine our stock Of Goodu
you will be sorry some day.
Castings, E'20trs, SC.
We still have a stock ofPlows, Points, Coal
Stoves, Crates, &C., which We will sell al less
Than any body can afford to make taem
SALE!
We have also good supply Of Salt.
We have talked about enoush--if you don't
wan, Cheap Goods We can't help it.
Come, old friends, whose accounts arc due;
we want you to call | Our terms arc sir months
to prompt payers--don't forget that, and for
cash down cheaper still.
LAZlER & FLEMING.
Morgantown, August 90, 1853.
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SADDLES,

A more general assortment of said article,
tina, can be got in any other Shop in the coun-
try. Also, HARNESS Of every description,
fine and common Buggy Harness of all kinds.
Wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &C.,
all of which they have and will continue to
keep on hand, and make to nrder at the short
est notice, at their old stand two doors East
OF the Courthouse, and will sell TO old and
new customers on the most reasonable terms.
Citizens of this and the adjoining counties
arc respectfully invited 10 call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nav 81, 1853. 3mo.
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Hats !! Hats !!
Removal to "Commercial Buildings. -

lLeElUFal W tOllllicIC!ai DullulnSS,"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect.
fully to iniorm their old friends aud cnsto.
mprs that they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square to tlagan's
new building, High street, where they ore
prepared with n large stock OF
HATS, Of every variety, style and
price,
10 accommodate oil who are hn,less, or fear
Of becoming SO, with any kind, style OF
priced HAT they may desire.
G- HATS Of any description made 10
order on the shortss, no,ice.
Thankful for pnss patronage, we hope, by
s,rn, attention to our business to receive
q continuance Of the samr.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgantown, April %. 1858.
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10 William Z. CtaFh, .liars@aH GfarE
ant Hester has rye, ana Oaet@
Clur& and Lydia his wy&
NyOU are hereby Notified that on the
4 9th day Of October next, in the city
burn, Esq. Ton Fourth street between
Smi,hfeld und W"ud s'feelsl and on
Monday, the 3lst Of the SANE month q,
the house of VIM. Chambers, N Jefferson
township, Allegheny c0nNty,-l shall take
euudrv drposi,l0us to he read in evidences
in the suit now pending III the Circuit
Court Of MonnngaIiu county. on the Chan.
cery siGe Of said Court. wherein ! and 9TH
ers are Plaintiffs and you are Defendants;
and If from any cause the said dispositions
should no, be commenced OIL that duy. or
being commenced should not be complet-
ed, they will De continued from day TO
day (Snntays excepted until the lestlmo-
ny be completed.
JOHN DUZENBERRY,
Efeeu'or Of IN Henry DnseHS''ry' deed
september H. 1000 zi''
f c,,s,.,. n,Foo nf ,hs Count conr, nf
S.s'n . " an Tho fire., NonJsv in Sen.
.o .st'on' , S ~ "
"'''e'' ,0',
'ohh a. NaF'ln'
u.s. Gill;
Peter btahcn am sauna c,
h'S%i!e, late oaSs'Ia h'nsh' IN '"o"es'y'
our, Ei ,l:S A., a: ef ray. a s, su-
ma Ridenout aud John A.
Ridenoar.
THE object OF this suit Is 10 OBTAIN
deed for the undIv'ded' interest OF the de-
PENDANTS in certain keal Estate m sn.s
sIansy ?"s sad sp p b "dsS
that the said defendants are not residents
Of this State, they are therefore hereby
required to appear here wI.hln'one month
after due publication OF this order, and 10
what is necessary 10 protect their inter-
es,s. a copy 'eSte:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John A. Ollie, Compi',s Counsel.
o. The Defendants in the above order
Of publication will take notice that on