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The Opelousas courier., 1853-10-22
From, tte Rev, J. Flanagan, of Ban5rook, C. w.

From the Rev. J. Flanagan, of Ban6rook, C. "
J. Winer-Sir: have made the trial of your
Canadian Vermifuge and with the most happy re-
suits. In my own family, and IN every case Which
has come to my knowledge, the expulsion of worms
ahassfollowed the administering OF your Yernifuge
and every here prefer to any other as its eff
eets are certain, and children take it more readily
which is great point gained in giving medicine
to children. sa zsF7s2 :
July I6. 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN
% Physicians generally now use Winer's Ca
madam Vermifuge. This medicine is a simple.
vegetable preparation, and can always be adminis-
tered with perfect safety and confidence as to the
result as it will always destroy worms and restore
the patient to health =
Over one thousand certificates have been sent to
the Agents frompanters, merchants and physicians.
bearing testimony to the efficacy of this infallibe
remedy-Warrantedi in all cases
Prepared only by JOHN WINER. Manufactu-
ring Chemist and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton.
Canada West.
1|S Sold wholesale and retail, at manufacturers
prices by j. WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans. -
Isl Chartres ST., under Orleans Honse
For sale in Opelousas by A. J. Thompson & Co,
also by John Posey-sotd in Washington, by s. D.
: Opelousas 18th June fa5s-1v
The Opelousas courier., 1853-10-22
Valuable Sugar Plantation for Sale,

- SITUATED in the
IL Parish Of st. Landry, con-
u 4 tanning 900 superficial ar
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
PIKE COUNTY cor HANNIBAL AND NAPLEs)
RAILROAD,

The Pittsfeld Free Press copies the
explanation Of our neighbor Of the Cou-
rier, respecting some comments Of the lat
ter which were supposed by the Quincy
Wing to favor a railroad TO Quincy. The
Free Press then says:
In regard to the whole matter, we have
but word or two to say. The people OF
this county believe they have been outraged
by the Estate Policy" party, particularly
the Quincy part Of it. Pike county asks
no lavors from that party, and will grant
none; and Hannibal is greatly indebted to
this feeling for what has been done on this
side Of the river, for the success Of the Sny-
Cartee Plank Road. In improvements, the
friends Of Quincy are not our friends, and
there can be no neutrality where there is
power for good or evil in the contest be-
tween the two. Hannibal must either be a
friend or an enemy. She must eilher be
for US or a9hinst US: and we believe she is
for us; it is her interest 10 be so, and all
former declarations indicate that she occu.
pies the position of an ally. The alliance
Of so powerful a county as Pike, in neigh.
boring State, and Immediately joining her
rival, is not, we think, to be neglected or
overlooked by Hannibal, and we had
thought that the matter had been we'll con-
sdered by the people of that city. We ex-
pect rails will be laid on the Sny-Carta
Plank Road some day, and in view Of this
fact advise our Barry friends TO continue it
10 their place. We will have the railroad,
one way or another; and Quincy can sake
up" her "Cross" and go to Galesburg, Gen.
trial Michigan, or Halifax, we care not
which. But, in the contest, we expect
Hannibal to be true to herself aud to US; to
discriminate between her friends and enc.
mics; we expect her 10 "love the one and
hate the other" as we do.
That is good, sound doctrine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
mit an0 6umor.
PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS OF AN OLD BACHELOR.

Fanny Fern gives the following as the pre-
monitory symptoms of an old Bachelor.
"When he cuts a certain number Of little
square bits of paper every night, and lays them
on his toilet table, ready to wipe his razor when
he shaVes in the morning-thdt'S a symptom
When he carries his fingers perfectly straight
in his gloves, for fear Of friction on the knuck-
les-IhdtS a symptom. When he leaves O
friends house in the middle of the evening, to
avoid walk home with lady-thafS a symp-
tom. When he keeps his hat on in lecture
room, till the latest permitted minute, on account
Of draft-thatS symptom. When he wears
a large mouStache and beard TO conceal certain
defects-thar's symptom. When he refuses
a hymn book in church, because he don't like
to be seen using gasses--that'S a SYMPTOM
When he can't 60 to sleep till he has ascertained
whether the seam of the sheet is precisely in
the middle Of the bed, that's symptom. When
an anthracite fire and wadded wrapper have
greater charms for him thana pair of bright eyes
jingling sleigh bells, and q tete-a-tete under .
buffalo robe, that's a symptom. When whis-
KY punch and flannel nightcap are the ne plru
ultra Of his earthly felicity, that's symptom
When he calls women 'humbugs, says 'pshawI
to children, and has q growing Partially fol
stuffed rocking chairs and we'll irOned linen
that's q symptom,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

An accident took place on the 9th ult.,
by which a son of G. w. Linn, living two
and half miles northwest of Perry, ILL.,,
was killed. The circumstances are thus re-
lated by a correspondent Of the Pike Co.
Free Press:
Two boys, one about IL, the other about
I6 years Of age were at play, and having
zach dragoOn pistol, The older boy drew
s pistol, presented il TO the other and re-
lrked, suppose shoot you," when the
'tol, being on the half-cock, went of, dis.
.rging the contents, which lodged IN the
domen of the younger boy, causing death
about ten minutes.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
We desire that

She will be represented here. We desire that
some arrangement may be made to prevent the
destruction Of Linneus and Linn county. She
should be represented by her ablest men. We
have never seen more unanimity manifested by
the people, upon any subject, than in the con-
demnaiion Of this fraudulent location OF the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad.
Palmyra twill be represented" viii shep
This shows that the editor Of the Republican sits
in his sanctum and writes completely at random.
Scarcely knowing the location Of his own back
yard, he presumes to instruct the engineers as
to the location they should have recommended
to the Directors Yet these engineers are per-
fectly acquainted with every foot of the tOpO-
graphy Of both the northern and southern route.
We have seen a profile Of both, and there is a
surprising difference in favor Of the southern
route, all the way. The "Great Divide" is
ten feet lower with far more gradual ascent
on both sides, where the southern route crosses,
than it is at the point where the northern route
must cross. The engineers have large maps on
which they can show you every little creek and
streamlet and the names and location of the
farmers houses along the whole length of both
routes. Surely they should be better posted up
than the Bloomington editors as to which is the
best route. If the Republican editor can't per-
ceive that Hannibal is not responsible for the
location, he ought to resign his position IN favor
of some candid man with brains, for he is
only misleading the people.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

In reply to some remarks of the Quincy
Wing in relation to the Courier and the
Pike County Railroad, the Pittsfeld Free
Press says:
The point has been satisfactorily settled,
by the Courier itself, and other responsible
parties in the city Of Hannibal, and the
good understanding cannot be broken by
the attempt Of the Wing to increase what
it deems feud between this county and
the city Of Hannibal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

The Bloomington Journal takes nearly
the same course with the Bloomington Re-
publican, in regad to the railroad location,
though the former is shade more reasona-
bic. He says the Republican is endorsed by
three.fourths of that community.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

We have neglected, heretofore, to thank
the editor of that excellent paper, the ST.
Louis News, for his kind notice of our little
daily. We send to the Republican and Intel.
ligencer also, but somehow they don't seem
to have found out that our city is far enough
advanced to support daily paper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

A gallant was lately sitting beside his be-
loved, and being unable to think of any.
thing else to say, asked her why she was
like tailor.
II don't anow," said she, with pouting
lip, sunless il is because I'm sitting beside a
goose"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
DEATH OF MRS, FILIKoRE.
MAsaINeroK, March 30.

Mrs. Fillmore died this morning at o'clock.
She had been suffering with pneumonia some
time past, but no serious apprehension was felt
until within few days past. The immediate
cause of her death was suffocation, caused bv
the accumulation Of water on her lungs. The
family and the friends will leave early to NOR
row morning with her remains for Buffalo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

One Of our citizens has been authorized
by a gentleman in Indiana to purchase un.
improved real estate in Hannibal for him to
the amount OF $4,000.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

BEEF. = There was a shipment of $50
Tierces Of Beef on the JEANNE Deans, from
Hannibal, Of Samuel & Moss packing. II
goes directly fOrward.-[St. Louis Evening
News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
20 PLEASE TAKE spECIAL NOTICE. rn

Apetition at Mr.. Selmes' store, praying the
County Court to grant no more licenses to dram
shops in Mason Township (includng Hannibal
and having about fifty names on it, has disas-
peared. Also, a petition at Curtis & Lock
woods, having names on it. Persons who have
signed those petitions, will please call at Mr..
McDaners confectionery or Mr.. Browns Drug
Store this evening, as the County Court will
meet next Monday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There win be preaching at the Christian Chapel next
Sunday, BY Elder HATeHiTT in the morning, and DR..
HoPsoN at eandle-lght. (d-td)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

w. S. COnnevey, (late of Arkansas, more
recently of Columbia, Mo-, has become interes-
ted as editor and proprietor in the Fulton Tele-
graph.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

An article from the Western Waterman, on
premature Sepulture"---by G. F. H. Crockett,
M. D., will be commenced Monday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
PLANK ROAD NOTICE

FLANk ROAD NOTICE,
NEXT SATURDAY WEEK, april 9th. IA meetinv
wi DC held at Frankford to consider the subject
o. continuing the Hannibal and New London Plant
Road TO Frankfort; to open books for subscription
&C. large attendance Is requested.
(mch %. dtd-waf> .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02
TERMS OF ADVKRTTgING
IN THE DAILY JOURNAL.

First insertion, Five Cents Line,
Each Insertion Afterwards, Two and Half Cents a
ifns.
Advertisements will be published from six to twelve
days at Tive Gents Line for each insertion including
the frst.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

The January yield at the Australia dggings
is reported greater than ever.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-02

meeting, at this place, which, by common, con-
sent, is fixed for the third Monday in April nsxt.
Palmyra must, and does SEQ that her throat is
TETEHTISEAhLT,cutb by this HAL,OEAHT lOcStiOR'
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Live Oak Psper-NiII,
MERCHANT MILL & FARM,
F5sKs FsE'sST. :

Tin s,,hscribcr oaors for Rent, hls
Piper hlil', on l1fckSF's cT.Gk. within hH T,s
mile Or iibu t:ortl.hnu Gin Norsanteowh, ine
hulidinr is cf spli! dressed ,tons, loet s,o,'is
hi.h, q i, So icot. The 'uppIy o. %s'f I,n
iaS MI 5f ls fSct With;ike above ! WI
rsss Dwelling House, with q Ga .a a1 aaa
pa.,s,o Lots This property has 5ren oeca,
pies 70, thir,ecr years past by N. iia'h, an
p.,imsbls gentleman ind practical PaPer'n'ac :
kcr, and d now offered on lease iora te'nn :; !,
FIVE or ten years, oil very liberal terms, ~ w.; ~
will be necessary TO provide some new inacn.'
ncry in order 10 manufacture paper success:
fully. II would bc an sasy matter 10 co'i'e''
this building iD,or ~. q,
Wooden or Cotton Factory
IN il Is we'll adapted to Other purpose. Pott
session viii be given on The Is! Ut Apsi' Eo"'
Also, for rent, my ...
FARM OF $50 ACRES, 80
adjoining Morsan,own. 0: !his taIm three
hundred acres are in clover ana ',llo'hy; ~
| is well watered, conveniently divided, and u''
der good fence. Also,
Morgantown Merchant Flour allIls'
Possession Of tho Farm will be given in
August next, and Of the Mills in September;
Persons wishing to examine the property,
or to learn any further partieulata concerning
H. Will p''4'' 'p''J JOHN ROGERS, J.
February %. 1858. Il Morgantown' va
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]. B, WOODWARD,
Saddle & Harness Maker,

Ilas ius, received from Philadelphia, and
pittsburr, a splendid assortment of,naterials
for the manufacturing of all kinds Of Studies;
molc general assortment OF saia as" .ho
than can be got in any other shop in the
country. Also, Harness, ofevery description
fms md common buggy hurness, of all kinds
wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &C.,
MI Of which he has and vii. continue to keep
on hand, and make To order at the shortest
notice. nj. his old stand two doors east OF the
Court house, IN Morgantown Va. and will sell
N old md new customers on tho most scassn.
mile terms. Citizens Of this and adjoining
counties, ure respectfully invited to call and
canine his stock, before purchasing else
whn,s J.B. WOODWARD.
April 1th, 1853. l9l,-6in'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO
the subscriber, as Trustee, by Frederick. Is. =
Dabucy X. Ford, for the benefit Of Thomas p;
SUI an, e,us,a sus cteSap, bearing uats fsl
October, 1851, md duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Preston county, will proceed 10 sell
to the highest bidder, fos cash,
On Monday the 9M day Of May ners'
in front of the Courthouse in Kingwood, tA!s
FARM on which the said T. X. and D. X. Ford
reside situated on the East side Of Cheat ave-
nearly opposite VIM. Thompson's mill T. fa!mi
containing 100 Acres more or less. The i'm.
psoybments on said Farm are comfortable and
convenient Such title as is vested in me as
Trustee believed to be unquestionable) will
be made to the purchaser.
-. JOS. A. AMMAN, Trustee.
March "a. 1858, lS9 4w
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Hats! Hats !!
Removal to "Commercial Buildings

Removal to Commercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect.
fully to inform their old friends and Gus.
toners that they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square to Hasan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with a large stock o!
Hats, Of every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who are hatless, or
fear Of becoming so, with any kind, style
or priced HAT they may desire
rs-HATS Of any description made TO
order on the shortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope,
by strict attention to our business to re-
ceivs continuance Of the sa me.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, April %, 1859.
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April 70, 1858.
<. A. DERING 4 CO,


ARE cow opening at their new stand,
10 tho room formerly occupied BY cnn&
Co. as Drug Store new stock ct
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part ola complete assortment
Of Ladies' Dress Goods, .Calicos, Mouslins,
and Berasos, DeLaass, Robes, Ginghams,
Chamb'as, Silks, &C., &c.
Ribbons, Gloves, Lacss and Bonnes''
Nous and Boys Department.
Ready. made Clothes. Coats, Pants and
Vests, made up and in the piece, as
cheap as they can be found in any es'ae'
lishmcnt in this country.
Hats, Roots, Shoes,
aueensware, and GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT, IRON NAILS, SUGAR
and MOLASSES.
In fine . general stock Of Goods may be
found in our Store. We are not III the
habi, Of putting and blowing--we meal,
what we ray, and want il understood !ha'
we will not be- undersold in any as'lcle o.
merchandise that we keep.
F.A. DERING & co.
jus,2 doors above the old stand
Mnrgantowu, April %.
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FistsbssrSh, f'0.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE

Would respectfully cal! TIC attention Of
m,rebsnts md buyers generally 70 :hs hrgest
as,ort rr,nt Of Hardware eTe. offered III the
Western market.
Having enlarged our Store and made extern
,;yo additions 70 our former stock we are ena.
blcd to compare with any other Establishment
in the Union. ,.:.
tho late addition 10 our firm sill enable Mr..
c, II. W. to devote his entire attention 10 Pui-
chssins--spending 5. portion ofhis tipe IN ~
rope, taking every advantage Of hnc'aatons
buyine exclusively Jor Cash. Among our a.
sor.mcnt may BIZ found the following VIZ
5000 dor. Knives and Forks;
5000 u Pen and Pocket Knives
900 Raxorsj
1000 u Pad, Chcs, and Till Locks
1000 - Knob Locks and Latche';
500 Gro. Tea aud Table Spoons;
100 doz. Hand and PANEL Sawsi
500 mill and cross cut ,g. -.
5000 pairs Trace Chains assorted
500 doz. Halter Chainsi
200 Z" Gun Locks;
Gun Trimmings
AZ cases Planes assorted
1000 doz. Chiscls and Plane Irons;
$500 (" Files and Rssps; .
500 " Axes, assorted brandsi
$500 " Hinges;
$50 Grass and Corn scy.hes;
800 " Shoyels and spades;.
| $50 - Hay and Manure Forks;
Bellows, Anyils, Vices, &c. &c.
| Knowing our superior facilities for procu!r
ing Goods gives US advantages over others II
tho Trade we would earnestly solicit an exam
nation Of our stock before purchasing; and
especially from Merchants passing through ou'
City eastward. n.......-L., f.,
*x* We would also inform sADDLERs ant
Dealers in Saddlery Hardware tina. we have ut
ted 10 a sales room exclusively for that branel
Of ;tede, and hope in large and well selecse'
stock a, lou prices to secure their iavof'.
March a. 1853. 1856 Ct .......
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TO Mr. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep.
uty Of John FELTON,. late Sheriff of
'reston county.

fTeSlOn county. IA t
,siRaTwo judgments having been en-
tered up 10 tho County Court Of Preston county,
at the sui, of Henry FELTON,, administrator .
John FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff ofPrsston
county, against YOURSELF Daniel FELTON, Hem
y Feltox myself, Abraham D. Notriny; WI.
liam, Conner and Elijah Brobst in one cause,
and in the other, against (yourself,J myself,
Abraham .. Notiny, David c. Miles, Henry
FELTON,, lillian B. Zinn, William Conner and
Samuel Snitier, as suretios for you upon /, bond
and $50 10, part Of the amount Of said judg.
ment having been paid aud discharged by me
as one of such sureties on the 18th day Of May,
1850. Notice is hereby given you tina, on the
third day ofthe MAY term next Of the Court
wherein said Judgments were SO entered up i
shall move the sud Court for judgment a.
gainst you for the full amount which has been
paid by mo as aforcsaid, with interest thereon
from the time the same was paid. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of January, 1853.
April !, 1855. loi@5t
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DuN's Mercantile College,
PrTTsBURG, Pal
ESTABLISHED IN 1910. =

ESTABLISHED IN 16iC:
INCORPORATED by the Legislature
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter
BOARD OF TRUSTEES; -
Hon. james Buchanan, late Secretary OF Stast
Hon. William Wilkins late Secretary ofWa'
Hon. Moses Hamptuni
Hon. Walter II. Lowriet 2.
Hon. Charles Naylotj
N y Principal, author Of the 10y NV
,Perican Accountant, ~ .t. Hook- tthg,
and, and Practice of Double ysa SS
s snd Lecturer on Commercial se'erss.feantile
'' In, WILLIAMS, Professor o.
:. Commercial =, penmanship. 'bursh Bar,
a"S n HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the w..
y, N: o. D. Mercantile Law. { Mathematics.
f' p HAYDEN, a. NJ. PrSe spacious apart
r,;s Institution occurthe most extensive
ments, and is consia somh, "aiI " H !, hy,ts
and perfectly orgar aas au ,I" in be
tho uhseu S,' ne Principal rs q Practical
.,v' anadn experienced ieaes. M saa
eo"un.sntani as also OF his eoi!easss91, ,hn
Ash AS a penman, will DO tepp' ~ sis
sit'ilIia. circular Of "a pages, pov,,io II
paM''s Bookkeeping, JRSpe;.posiare ii cts
Z, HarpeI's. Fl Continuation Of instruction.
.l II most published" lysl
NV Hf's Western Steamers Accountant"-tl
rice 81, postage 8 cents. Z" perfect SYSTEM
" Keeping such Books and Accoun,s.'' VA
W Merchants and Steamers can always ID
ipplled with thoroughly trained accountants.
" Send for Circular ~ Mail. ~. : AL
April s, 1858. ioltf %aI
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To all whom 1t may concern,

&+oTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an sp-
pleaton will be made BY ps.,StSSn ion .n IN uav
lStS Mo q Va at its Spring term lsSa,
aGt i Sn Sisr NEWTON DAVIS who Is reslaen.
Of ,Ss st,ts Of Iowa, BY HIMSELF bis agent OF
o, she $40 ,o se for recover and receive, any
a nsssana.y, money other estate TO which 'hs
W ss,u D ord to invest the said foreign Guardian
In t us power to remove the same into tho
su ' into which he was appointed and 9u'i',
s es with such other powers and authority a.
case made and provided. March 10 'sa.,
WILLIAM DAVIS, Guardian
Of Isaac Newton Davis BY Henry
E. Smith bis Attorney
march is, 1858. !ss w
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Notice to all.

rT,HE Subscribers having sold their entire
Stock Of Drugs, Tobacco, &c., at their
SIorean!owh iIo1ss,"to the above frth Of
Il. w. Tower & Co., respectfully Recommend
them to their former customers; and as they
will, for some time to come, have the assist,
ance OF Drs. W. Carr s. Son, in the Drug and
Medical way, the Public can rest assured Of
having their Medicines carefully selected and
their prescriptions accurately compounded:
Morrattown, January s, 1853. ;a.
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A Fact for Filliba,ter,'-Tlie edit
or Of the New York Mirror has recent
Overturned from Cuba. He says the
Cubans do not desire annpxa'ioni he
thinks if petition to be admitted into
tho American Union were circulated IN
Cuba to.day,wilh full permission from
The Spanish Government for every nom
inally Tree man to sign it, not one-iith
of the islanders would place their names
on the list.
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Large a. Handsome Stock
SPRING G. SUMMER GOODS,

A<~A DE-
OF
SPRING e. SUMMER GOODS,
J... Received at tbs Red Post.
WE have all the usual varieties Of
Goods kept in our town and will sell them
a. vety reasonable prices. Our assortment
is made up Of
Ladies' and Gontlemsn's Wear,
BoNNETs, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES,
Parasols Umbrellas,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Queensware, Glassware, &c. &c &c.
We will always bo happy 10 show our
Goods, and guarantee the price Of every
article as low as the same in Kind and
quality can be purchased forany where IN
Western Virginia.
ny Come and examine if you wish TO
purchase, or II you only wan. to look a.
round. b. H. CHADWICK ECO.
April 9, 1858.
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"A CARD

Az vii! be seen above, Dss. " carr 3 Son
have removed their Office irofr me former D.s
and Tobpsco Store to the .ew house o. Esu ,.;,;
T T%u & Co., on MAR .tree', where tssy VII
h PREPARED; ID bEItoiorc, to attead a! calls
ri jnriftal o. surgical Praeiic" Theirtor:ner
encouragement and success make any further
remarks unnecessary. n.
It has been reported that the 0.old Doctor"
intends leaving Morgantown in fep days
Such is not the case. He willremain here for
eperal months, andmay not leave at all.
-, W. CARR s. son.
Morgantown, January s, 1858.