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ADvANCE IN RREADSrUFFS.-ll III viii be seen, hy
the report al lic New nk market, III ""'''. % T
- :, , . IN, ,h.r ran ,ii.rabk advance hrtaisull,
there Monday consequent upon The ne"s ny inc STEAMER
Atlantic. rht Journal Of Commerce q! Monday evening
says: , ..,;o, =, =. h;,h
mich and -four has advanced during The n1rnns ANU. ~
CENTS u.r barrel and wheat To cents per i-lici mi'ns
without much regularity or uniformity 10 prizes ,,n n n
uI,uu withnut stock here will work hn liilr hn''h''s
10 any one while il will have tendency !" ras "'lca. '' h
flour Throughout The interior beyond IN: minus ~ ~ "
SRrSS. !" Il, III
In PhiaLcIphia also. there was an advance ., - h nv
rcnrs nrr barrel IN Hour and 10 cents per o"'h '
wheat -, 49, o,,,n,arr,I hrnJ
haI there were large sales !" i"ur al The hasn'r' % ~
change this morning Al an "dvanrc :" 20 ". r ~ ,n
yrr Mondays prices ard 80 cents since ih' trc''pt W "
,.a,nnr's news - Baltimore Patriot OF 1ht%idy
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Iuy icwom Administrator o John X Sampson decd

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
AaS AWAY Iooprr's Hock, III Cumberland county Tue
II May my neg WILLIAM about 5ieet, io inches
broad Lace busy
Inclined reddish color of 9" his toe. cut " :
old The above reward aud dl! reasona
beyond the limits OF the Stale o N
gina $50 reasonable paid taken IN The STATE
VrtinIa and delivered Hooper's Rock CunDchn'
Couary Vi,snla ELISHA JACKSON.
InN
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GARD.
THTE teGdsIs his d the Citizens
Teacher Of Pilno Forte aud Vocal Music
both OF these branches will be given the most
approved Euo method nd Effort made to ensure Tho
rough Proficiency the part pupils entrusted I" is care
lis the following gehtieihen Key u v
Moore, Mr TazeweL Moou, Mr. John ID. Blair and Mi James
"o"dhoIse. with whom orders him 0r lelt
CHARLES l.. PETiCUIAS,
Aug I-c2swtl5tS.m Professor OF Music
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WASHINGTON, SEPT 6-It is rumored that Gen. Lass
has been rendered the French missions response a
been received from him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

NEW YORK, SEr7 6.The u s. snip A.nany atnv.' .ln't
~ ia ,cnw.rinn from his ale indisposllion
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frIIE EpIDElIIC AT NEW UKLF.iNS.

TIIE EpIDEMIC AT NEW OINI''''r' H., r,
Nrw ORtEaSs Sept The total number o' un"'E @ U
The mast "a hours amount 10 l33 {" when ~ w IN ne
n pp-.yoi,n endemic which is an increase ~ - w :,
iou rrnor, The fever beginning 10 aach sn",r :"
rur mos, wealthy citizens. Several Pr"nlncn.
arc now down with it, and in vry cfnea' no has
THOMAS ii here some time engaged pa,,ng p me - ry
lire uarm telegraph died Of fever Yesterday S t mis-
dickson wrknown citizen OF the N"f' "i,u n oGo nm
mo- II i srnrrsrd there not now more u'h' 49, ~
accna ted persons in the city .ar ;, y,rous noiuts
the epidemic spreading along The Sef a.
u. nj hnrnminn very falnl.
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL. COCkGuhN.Ia"u uas;oa .'I :"
;t.ms of news brought the last steamer y ",,' ~ -
,,,L r a,m;r,I Sir GEORGE t'ockburn, ui The BlsI
Nnyy lie died al bennington on The l9Iil OF Aus", .
the advanced age Of of eighty Two iso.c WI" @ al
hr IA c invasion o this country by Great hia', WI" ~;
nil 10 recnect the outrages-oGtrhHrs "hch Iene. -,
drcpes, disgrace the British Na'"sl- @
rho ou,bority and even in many cases uh"c' 'c
smncrv,sou oi the British naval coinnandsr. ne was
81 y;ed during the time he remained IN INC ""s' ', ' ~
, at VIcinin The "Scourge ui The Chcsapcah' IL "
during this period that The commodore burned ll HOUSE,
and robbed Ih: hcnroosts OF all VINO vcd near rnoIs
~ me shore To- be- visited ny the "arahaihs Pa', w. w.,
,,tcnrd nv him At Washington among "lhel "npnt ',
nbc atrocities he mulilted small monument cicei"
The m, moy Of these gallant men VINO stofiea T NJ
AIci.rs and reduced submission The pirates "' "i 49,;
rT,anean-a feat from which British commerce "'''
rycn motr benefit than that %! Ills country ,,
,Tb. occunnl of his death in lie lnnon ;'hes = 60
on;ct hv \ tr,nii Of lie services he had rci'"r'n ' h
,u and If The many lavo- he had received rom .,'
IT, ,y.. c,,,r,,y Il han ui iasn aij :" @', n'
val moves and il is Win r, gre; that "" ar a
rn,;.. ,h. smuIlncss OF III the Chcsalc"hc I;t
MI ' v,r;,nre with the hgh.snued gahnty c'".'"e"
for the officers ul The Efitish navy Da""t0''
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WlrHDRAWAI..-Mr. Hugh R. Pleasants in yes
terdays "Dispalch," announces his withdrawal as one
| the Editors Of That paper
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e'lEIr, IT JHTy ..T"-'WII
pxn 4: ,.sS,s sII,I ErftR SaIk

HI
OFFER above nained tract u ai Tie resuehce "
pr rnnns T. Watkins, lsrs on Beaver Dam Greek
n the county miles North East vi the C"url
House Cr,ar Point Depot the James kiper Canal
md ID duuFe Richmond
THIS ncars 80 of which are III
agiGi aGgc proportion OF valuable re-. ii whi
als Tor cultissoh NAV ocr
,-,; Pliser a'ri o'iict a
6urcs under nrid The tract 10 wr "aleu a"u ~
mi, ,I.ur The Wheat Cun Tobacco &C ihe
% buck IMr,is With Se
ssry d. house aud az na honSc" e'es''
M arr, aniy occurring large croisai ol WHICH aie ch
good ieIdil 81. 80. ,,,,,., A.,
ir serpr crop Wheat preparations ior "ich are nov
r,y,rsug Full Isl JhhpaEs 'o'i. Ut rde
invited To view tts properly; ana m ~
yIs READING ON VIII take pleasure ~ so"lh IT,
pr-n,. rur further obtain The same W per
.oa addressing the subscriber al Caersve Cu"
H."S.ni .", :, " 80" y, THOMAS z. SHIELDS.
Aug lI-c~u hsEn. .oi .I.o ~. -. s-
C.LOUCESTEk LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE.
lliE sale his Farm on North kYef ~ Giou
crsa rouny upwards OF 1000 acres, oi wlch G'
srouus remainder high lands wei woole'
with chestnut pine The arabic land IS Cultivated IN nv
fields with chestnut fencing ana sehcra>
pretty clover Mari abundant in nearly all me heds
The and the barns, stables
bold sprung the dwelling ihe locahy l.
healthy and the ne eghhorhood y very desirable
voy select sarieties" all the nie'en
kns fruit The puhr vted Tor themselves
valuable Gs Mill, called Cow GLees NM
.ms j. D.. DENNS
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j CAR u

LADY Of Lmis!,el scHii"n, graduate OF 1he 'rn'a m ,
,tutr q, Sauntun, aui with two years experience 10 "
,.t IN 4, lnsulion desires naam inH i'ase a w.
.r.ct school il qualified 70 teach course oi E"s
acir> Aui Music.
Ai;.r,< Rev. X H. PHILLIPS, StaunI"n. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

According 10 Washington runor Robert j. Walker, Esq
has declined the mission China for Of PERSONA
nature We regret Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

John w Davis, Esq., OF Indiana, President nf the las
Baltimore Convention aud formerly Commissioner China
has been appointed Governu of Oregon place Of Genera
Lane who has been elected Congressional Delegate from til.
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RnNEK,S KEST EOk SALE.

.,y>G determined remove the SOUTH ofer Tor sale The
atic now ttsIc, 'y,". III ne .oaiy !" "a
,r, miles the Bowling tircc, mes from the kch'
,n ,l rksbuS Rail Road and miles roi ie Kappa
h.noos. Ths Tract contains about 'oo acres hele E
,r Inc a. sotDiNon 0 aigr Iamy About i'h acres W is
. cleared ar GOOD OF Improvement ihe icihdi'
sr !, NJ wnvJ pi which $50 the maiden growth
y. l.rrs OF sale Will be accommodating.
- give more nine ue
,nn ss wishing purchase will Undoubtedly visit and
r,,,.,a. h- land 3hlch they are invited To do ~
,t,r.s, ANTHONY THORNTON,
a., Rowling Caroline County Va
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The appointment of MIR. Philip Barton Key to the ucrn-
tive pas of Federal Attorney for the District of Columbia
is promotion not beyond his merits Mr.. Key is gentle
man and lawyer of ability.
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NOTICE.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UPPER APPOMATTOX


f5NHERE Will meeting the Stockholders lipper
pnmail"x C"nI,ny IN th' town oi Farlnvir the Town
Hall Thursday the r9th ui September lSl Tie
other officers the place a thai
,me, and il desirable that there be d ui
>. W. VENABl.E,
Agent Upper Arpomatux Company
FarmyIIs. Sept ), 1853 3-3lawtl lWhe cnnx
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- :. ,7cII rTI.,N WANTED

SITUATION WANTED. :
,nS LADY educated OF the hs S;ho"is ih East
Il n VIRGINIA and whose has been pursued Win 4
~ "a t..c!n. il of obtaining situation ~
a. ~ asss,art ielnac S.a.ary Fer at
,, uI r,Gcne. Eag."G course iln 'e FRENCH
Usaace siu s permitted 20 ccsr 10 Rev Ariaiic sih' A. NJ
ry .nI,s smith NJ, principals OF the Female Institute
~ hu' ~ JI,rsSS r. Norfolk Va i3 civ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

CROPS IN EUROPE-THE EXCITEMENT IN THE BnEAD-
srurrs MARKrrs-The London correspondent of the New
York Commercial under date of the 22d u thus writes OF
| the excitement in the breadslufis' market:
The intelligence which you received by the last packer OF
King Naples having decreed the admitunce OF grain
Of all kinds into that country, duty ee, uh'i DeIeo.
produced decided effect on The London corn market
which further greatly increased by the measure Jusl
mentioned having been adopted In France 10 now
admitted to be unquestionabo that the harvest 10 Italy ano
the South Of France will seriously deficient and all Inc
purchases OF wheat &c In The Black Sea have lately taken
place with view 10 tho Of those countries ~he
within the last few days market has likewise been
resured 10 for the purpose.
To large stocks Of ODESSA wheat taken by capitalists
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nXE EnnNnREp poLLAKs REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE" ARD.
.,tNawAY nom subscriber about the hfst OF reouiy,
II t:5!. boy named lisa AAc GRANdER he Is aou' m
,rs uf age, high. very heavy du1,
L tuas head very and deaf Whcn spoceh 10
aelAs 3p,ck val the above reward nc IL return
styEt y -. a A. AKIN
Ptf,DuIc ENIess copy WEEKS a' srla ol 10 h's ONCE
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. 49,
NEGRO NAMED DASfa stout very alack ,lai ABOUT au
,ea 4gt ert6 i"chcs high asrunted from me lew
r No Particular mahs about HIN Known Ills eyes
-, r,r, .luu,! aud uniformly more Or less red
T ,y VAL Or his delivery 10 me IN klch
,.t ., ms commitment 10 any jail IN the state.
H'" " JOHN ]. wERTU.
-. .,,ulu, Agent Jas Dunlop.
,.,i,p :, session o school will the =si Mon
' .vth, o, add continue Ion Mnnhs lhe
,murt,on embraces Eng!is laln Greek aud Frcnc
the Natural aEi Moral ScIenee Malehaics
i Wn Board aud Tuition. s60 per hall payable
~ J,nuar, hall The Is, u judy. Circulars WIZ oe
f:ru,siIst On al. .y.icaon 10 l" Pi,nc'a 80, +, ,..,,
.i, 80 N,l,nIw lItmptou, Va
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SlRGlNLAN, compeen, Instruct in the Latin Greek
iench and English Languages and the branch of Ma
,e, wishes eni oymen Tutor private family, Sas
testimonials will bs given. Direct, stating terms
.a-ueNILt T o.. Amelia county. Va. An. 3i.wsw
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, DENTISTRY.
DR.. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
&ls,,gc0,L E2eMEtHG.

N ESpECrFULLYo offers his professional ser
u, vices to the ladies and gentlemen OF Nor
Tantown and vicinity. lie is provided wIIhthc
latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which
will be inserted on pivot or gold plate TO look
as well rs tho natural
The cavities of dccaycd teeth will be dressed
out and filled with gold Of the finest quality,
which will prevent their culture decay or aching
and render them useful toE many years, aud 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 stumpg of teeth, which have be.
come useless or troublesome, will be extracted
with the latest and most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, aud
will, the least possible pain. In short, lie IS
prepared to attend to every thing in the line oi
Dentistry, and his performances will be war
tanted to answer all the useful and ornamental
purposes of the art.
rJ-Persons DESTROYS of procuring whole or
partial sets Of teeth, upon reasonable terms,
wilIdo well give him call immediately, as
rs charges arc quite moderate.
~ Office in Stewards Daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
Rgereaces.--Drs. McLune, Scott L Brock
Morgantown; DR.. W. D. Eyster, Rev. b. Sed-
wick, Rev. Moses TichneIl, Fuirmont.
Tooth ache Drops, and Powders for cleans
ing the teeth and preserving the gums are kept
constantly on hand.
June II, 1853. 200tf
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IDulf'S Mercantile College,
pITTSBURG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1870.


INCORPORATE by the Legislature Of
l Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter
BOARD or TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretnr! ofSta'c;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary OF war;
Hon. Moses !lamptun;
Hon. Walter II. LowuC;
Hon. Charles Nnylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhead.
FACULTY:
?. DUFF, Principal, author Of the North
American Acronntant,H Prof OF the Theory
aud Practice Of Double-ENuy housekeeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
J.D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Mercantile
and Commercial PenmansIiip.
n. D. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof, of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
mGrts, aud IS considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial College in
the United States. What is said Of il by the
mast eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and of the Principal as Practical
Accountant, as an experienced Teacher, ana
as an Author; as also of his colleague, Nh
Williams. as pGnman. will be found IN The
pamphlet circular of 81 pages.
Da6''s bookkeeping, PIP. 1872, Royal oct''
70, larpcr's. pricc Sl,6O-pos;age u CITE
"Thc most perfect combination OF instruction
and practice published"
"buir's Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage ctnts. "a perfect system
Tor keeping such BOOKS and Accounts"
~ Merchants and Steamers can always he
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants.
~ Send for Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1858. l9lu
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nINuRNFIIA IGNORANCE.

The Zulus, in South Africa, when
asked who made them aud all things,
say. .The first man mad" u.s. When
asked, who made the first man, they
saw, He sprapg fronn reed on The riv-
er's baak.' But when the inquiry lol.
lows, .Who made the reed? they are
a, asland. These dark-mindrd crra-
tue; are Of the sume race with US
who made US TO differ from themE
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FEW BUT FAITHFUL,

Wh"n The Karen church nowatNew-
vile, above Tavoy, euigrateH from
their former location far up,he Toung-
hyoukr, in an almost impenrtrable jun
gle, four Of its members were Jeff be-
hind, aud have since lived without pas.
toral supervision. Mr. Thomas regent
ly visited them. He observes:
They have lived here without an as
sistan, and withibutSone visit from any
missionary Tor abou.tpn years. yet they
remain firm. An old man said that il
there were no assistant stlit,ior eyrn II
the teachers themselves should leave
the country or prove false 10 their trust,
he was dttprminedto serve God until
his eyes We're dunedin death. One
Of their number, who can read; has
met with the oihsrsthree on the Sab
bath, and read, exhor,ed and pra,yed.-
Thus God has preserved them. Taking
these as examples, what would be the
result, il in Independence Of God mis-
sionarips shouIdIbe removed from these
provinces! | believe il would be long
before th4 churches Of God would Who'll
~ disapppar, ThePresence Of mission
aries, however, in both these provinces
is vet essential ID the best interests Of
Zion.
After the disciples had spoken, ten
interesting persons gave in their names
ms those who had renounced hpathrnism
and begun 10 serve God. Five were
RECEIVED as candidates for baptism aud
received the ordinance towards eve
ming We gave them to understand
that they were recognized as a church
OF Christ, and exhorted them TO be as a
city set on hill. Hereafter, they were
told, God willing, there would be man
to assist them during the whole year.
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PIX orEsTANT AMERICa's BOOK
FOR TIEE'TrMEs.
DroDoyling's History of RCmaHiSm,

b TUsT;pUBLlSIIEDA NEW AND ENLAR-
81 GEp EDITION OF DIR. U0TFLlNG'S
HISTORY OF ROAIANISM.--T'hiS popular
and valuable work, which is Protestant, but
otherwise unseclarian, las been pronounced
by all Protestant denominations TIE Standard
History on the subject Of which threats.
In consequence OF the late tire in the Pub
Iisher's establishment, he has been unable for
the last few months to supply the frequent OF
ders for this work. He has now the pleasure
to announce that Dr.. Bowling has prepared
valuable and extensive supplement OF about
$50 pages, including all the recent events Of
interest i'll relation to Pope Plus IN, the strug-
gle for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, G"v9zsi,
&C., &c. /; and that the enlarged work (muking
a noble volume of Sl5 pageSl lie now ready,
and will be supplied to agents, booksellers,
and the public, tcithOat any derance q price
upon the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished
clercymcn, scholars, presidents of collcges,
and Others, have been received, testisying %
the fidelity and value Of thia History. A sins
gle one OF these, from the pen OF that cnt-
ncnt Protestant scholar, the Rev. George r.
Chccycr, D. D., is given as specimen OF the
whole:
0Th,s excellent and beautiful work." says
DR.. Chceyer, "possesseS many and very strong
claims for poprlar favor, and we do not doubt
shat i; is destined to have an extraordinary
sale. 1t ia one of the most elegantly embel-
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issued from the American press; continuing a
large number Of highly finished engravings,
illustrative of tho ceremonies, superstitions,
ncrsecutions and incidents ofRomanism, which
n(ten tell most eloquent tale, and arc 6freal
utility as well rs highly ornamental. The
work itself Is characterized By great research,
and comprehensive and scrlptural view ofttIe
nature and history Of the Popish system. 1t
presents asuccinct, but sufficiently iuIl history
Of the rise, progress, errors, cruclties, and
present condition ofthe papacy, authenticated
by reference to the most undoubted historic
sources, related in a spirited, engaging and
impre ssiye style, aud arranged IN the most I''-
cid manner. 1t abOnnds in facts and incidents,
and, with its beautiful Illustrations. IS better
daqptcd TO furnish d ririd and impressive Por-
trqiturc of RomcatSm as IL is, Than any other
Gook wr knog If, Itsupplies great lack in
our theological literature; and now that con-
ilict with lotne isforced upon us, and is soon
10 become the business OF all clergy and lAi-
~, a work so richly stored with facts and argn.
ments will be most timely and useful. We
should be glad TO see IL in every family, aud a.
dorniag every centrt.tetlc IN the iaaa."
r7- Agents for the above work, to whom val
uuhIe inducements will bc offered, wanted in
every State Of the Union, Apply to
EDWARD WALKER, Pu5hisher,
III Fulton ST., New-York.
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Religious & Morol.
NOT A NOVICE.

Mention was made, q month since, oil
The o.dina,ionot Knen preacher III
the vicinity Of Rangoon. Mr.. Vinion
communicates the following particulars
respecting him.
The examination was thorough and
most satisfactory, aud all the exercises
were deeply interesting. II is about
twenty years since Mau Va was bap'I-
zpd. He has been an assistant about
fifteen years, aud the church, in their
letter asking his ordination, bear testl-
mony TO bis uniformly Christian de.
pertinent and ministerial GaiIhluness.-
He has suffered much for the name Of
our Lord Jesus Christ, has been fined
aud whipped, imprisoned aud condemn
I'd 10 the worst Of all kinds Of slavery.
He was made pagoda slave, and re.
CURED TO spend hS life in The service Of
a god he knew 10 be no god. His bu"
siness was to keep the pogoda in repair.
He was rescued IRON this dreadful state
by the kind assistance Of Col. Burney,
who had been long and intimately ac-
quain,ed with the governor, and said to
him he should regard il as one OF the
greatest personal iIvors he could do
him, If he would give that young man
aud his associate (now dead) their lib
et'y. The governor yielded, and Mau
va has already been the instrument, in
the hands OF God, Of The conversion
from h"a,henism Of some scores, II mol
hundreds Of his countymrn.
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AN ATTENTIVE CONGREGATION,

Mr.. Thomas, of the Tavoy mission
relates the following incident oil a jun
gle tour;
This evening preached to about 80
on the words of Jesus to Peter, Lowest
thou meg When ! concluded my ser
mon all remained. went round the
little chapel and consersed with them
individually. They still FemaInpd.-
| could say nothing more, and set Kau-
lapau to preaching. He read a few
verses and made very good eShorta-
ton, when the people left.
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Respectfully yours.
ASA s. HAVELY.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
BY c. IT'S ". Z. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, COokstown, Pa.
and sold by L. W. TOWER & Co.
1889 hforp1nfoMu IN
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
Iron, Nails, GLASS, &c.

NE7E have just received a Bigsnpply
w Of IRON. well assorted, which we
will sell little less tive won't say than
others) but less than our former prices, TO
cash purchasers or prompt payers on time.
1t makes too loug a string to give all the
sizes. We have all you want.
ON HAND,--NaiIs, Glass, &C., Cast
ings, assorted; Ploughs and Points.
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
OF fresh Dry Goods, Queenswarc, &c.
Which makes our Stock about as good as
there is in Town.
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend to keep
a nea, assortment of Goods which shall
be sold very low for cash. We shall be
glad to supply all who want good bargains,
LAZlER s. FLEMING.
July "a, 1852. l54-tf.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
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