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CARD

As will be seen above, Drs. ". Carr & Son
have removed their Office from the former Drug
and Tobacco Store to the new house OF L. W.
Tower & Co., on Main street, where they will
be prepared, as heretofore. 10 attend all calls
in Medical or Surgical Practice. Their former
encouragement, and success make any further
remarks unnecessary.
I, has been reported that the cold Doctor
intends leaving Morgantown in a fer digs
Such is not the case. lie will remain here for
several months, and may no, leave at all.
W. CARR & son.
Morgantown, January s, 1873.
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LOOK HERE!

ALL those knowing themselves in
lrb,ed to the old firm OF SIiEAN & RICE,
will do well to call and settle up. The books
,,c in tho hands of l.. S. ll0uGH, Esq. for
collection. Please call Immediately.
MI. .SHEAN will take it as particular
fayor if those who know themselves indebted
to him will please call soon, as he wishes to
~ Tas, nj an cnrly day. March &c.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Ky virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to
tho subscriber, ms Trustee, by Frederick X. x
Dabney X. Ford, for the benefit of Thomas D.
Curtis and Gus,ayus Crcsap, bearing date LIST
October, 1851, and duly rccordcd in the Clerks
Office of Preston county, will proceed 10 sell
to the highes, bidder, for cash,
On Monday tie 9M dug Of May nez''
in front Of the Courthouse in Kingwood, the
FARM on which the said Z. K. and D. X. Ford
reside; situated on the East side of Cheat !lver
nearly opposite VIM. Thompson's mill = iat y!
containing 100 Acres more or less. The IN;
proyemeHts on said Farm are comfortable anu
convenient. Such title as is vested IN me as
Trustee believed to be unQaes,ionaDIe) Will
be made 10 the purchaser.
JOS. A. AMMAN, Trustee.
march "a, 1853. l9 lw
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NOTICE..

r HEREBY notify and forewarn all per-
i sons no; to receive, exchange or trade
for four certain bonds, given by me to E.
c. Lazier, each for -Four Hundred and FIJI
ty Dollars, payable on the LIST day Of April,
1854, 1855, 1856 and 1857. as ! am deter.
mined not TO pay said bonds until compel
led by law. {. .. HAMlLloN'
Evansville, Preston county.
March 80, 1858. III 81.
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From the Baltimore American.
BALTIMORE, ArRu, $.

Cai,,r.-Priccs ranged from 81 ao'"
e,97 m the hoof, equal to S6aSS,jc
Hc,, and averaging 1915 gross.
EYonr has drclin"d to sl'75,
c,ojv.-Rcd Whcats at ITO to liz
,.hi,e do. at los To 10 ciS. Vel.
!, ,'n 10. cnru II, 5sa59 cls.; White j5aj6.
Oars were selling at 56aSS'
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FRESH AND GENUINE.
New York Cheap Variety Store.
SEED! & CORN! PLANTERS!!!

Are very useful in their respective places;
but our object, more particularly, is to call
the attention Of the public TO the fact,
tina, we are now closing out our present
Stock Of GOODS al reduced prices. As
one of our firm is now East buying, we
will give unquestionable bar9ains, in or
der to make room for the fresh supply.
~N N. B.-The person who lost his
Pocket Book, on last Monday, containing
some money, can have it BY calling and
describing the same. ao
CARR, SMITH & Co.
Morgantown, March ?, 1853.
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GRANGE FOR MARHEr.-s My dear,
what shall we have Tor dinner to-dayp
.one oil your smiles repliedthe husband
q can dine on that any day 'But |
CAN'T said the wife. 'Then take this
and he gave her kiss and Departed
He returned 10 dinner. This is excel
lent steak said he 'what did you pay
for i,p sWhy, what you gave me this
morning. said his wife. The deuce
you did j said he, ahen you shall have
money The next time you goto market
A JoL.Y BoAr.-A skilf with six
drunken men in ii.
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Board Of Public Works.

II We are authorized to announce
Col, WILLIAM HAMILTON, oil Randolph
county, formerly Of Monongalia) as candi'
dale Tor Commissioner Of The Pubic lPOrkS Tor
ibis District. 1856 pd. March 3, 1858.
~. Wheeling Argus please copy and send
bill 10 this Office.
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To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep.
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of


Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in the County Court of Preston county, at the
suit of Henry FELTON,, administrator OF John
FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff of Preston county,
against (yoursclf) Daniel Selton, Henry FELTON,,
myself, Abraham Notriny, Samuel Sndcr, Da-
vid C. Niles and William B. Zinn, as surctics
for you upon bond and $50 80, the amount Of
said judgment having been paid and discharged.
by me as one of such sureties, the llth day OF
February, 1862. Notice is hereby given yon.
that on Tic third day Of the MAY term next OF
tho said court, wherein said judgment was so
entered up, l shall move the snid court for
Judgment against you for the full amount
which has been paid by me as aforesaid with
interest thereon from tho time the same was
so paid. Given under my hand this leth day OF
January, 1853. MICHAEL WllETZELL.
April |, 1853. l9i;o''
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Yirginia.-.

Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
County Court Of Monongalia county, Oh 'hc
first Monday in February, 1858:
Peter Fogle, Plaintiff, nj.
Edward C. Brooke, Defendant, }
The object of this sui. is to recover debt
of thir;y-cight dollars and seventy four cents,
with interest at six per centum from the 3Uth
dcy Of March, 1852, due from the detcndantio
the plaintiff, subject however to credit OF
sl3 10 cents paid by Z. G. Brooke TO a. I.
barker Cd April, 1852, and TO attach the same
in the hands of Mary and Ruesani c. Brooke.
And the said Edward G. Brooke not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing ifoul
an affidavit filed that he is not an inhabiiant OF
this commonwealth II is ordered that he d"
appcar within one month after due publication
Of this order, ind do what is necessary t" pro-
tect his interests; 1t is also ordered tia; this
order be published for four successive weeks
in the Monongalia Mirror, weekly ncwspa-
pcr published in Morgantown, Mononga'Ia CO.,
Virginia and be also put up i the front door
Of the Courthouse ofsail county ofAonongaba
on the first day Of the next county corr. OF
said county. A copy-testc:
NJ. M Dent, CK.
II. Berkshire, alto. for plf.
march 10, 1853. lsS
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MOrGantown Mills.

1UCkWHEAT FLOUR Of nn excellent
quality, for sale low.
Also, 1000 lbs. of NEW BACON, at
wholesale Ur retail.
wCnsh paid for any quantity OF
WHEAT and C0EN. at the highest cash
prize. 81 February 10, 1858.
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LETTERS remaining in Ellington
Pos, Office, list April, 1853.
WIN. Richardson Sampson B. Frum
Basil L.Royse 2 William rrnm
Michael Courtney William Fftim, IT,
No,leyShut,lesworth Joshua jenkins,
Jnhn erosion Francis jenkins,
lanes Austin Wilfurd Jeffries.
Joseph Frum
WIN. D. SMITH, P. NJ.
UxcERrAIsrY OF RlcnEs.-A gentleman
formerly grca, merchant and man oil
wealth, who was reduced by an unjust
prosecution of the government, has re-
Gently been pe;ilioniug Congress for relief,
and while doing SO was engaged as day
l4bo,cr in the rebuilding ofthe Capitol
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SIackwatcr & Bridge!

ALL persons knowing themselves in.
debted, either by Note or Account, TO the
undersigned, Of longer standing than six
months, will please call and settle, rs we
are anxious TO 60 for Goods shor'ly-and
are very much in want Of lit lie more Of
the one thing needful (ready CASH US i,
is the one important crisis in this case,
G II you can't pay all, pay ratt-
aud by so doing you will much oblief,
Your particular friends,
Raymond j. Pickenwsugl.
March IL, 1853.
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Isabella l. Catawba Grapcs.

1--WE EDITOR Of The Nlirmr has lsken
Il an Agency FOR the sale Of M Thus.
Whites GrarN Vines NJ the Catawha and
Isabella varirrias. They should ho ?lun,.
ed EAR, N the Spring, al the latest ty the
Iit,' "f Nay.
Thu price of rooh thrifty roots is %
els, each, ~ srall quantities; and . r"n.
Siderable Discount w.wm 100 or more le
purchased u, h Time.
Orders, rosl.pail, will he promptly at,
wtlrL IL. Jan. -, 1853.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

WE are prepared to furnish Rcudy.mnde
w Clothing, on a large scale and very
cheap, and to accommodate every body as well
MS ourselves. We have employed p. r. NIT
CHELL, (who is well known hereabouts to be
a first.rate workman to make up Clothing for
us. lie will be found in the Shop lately occu-
pied by Kinsey Fife as Halter Shop, fronting
the court house square.
lie will make up for his customers and all
others their own clothes.
III We expect in few days, from Philadcl-
phia and Baltimore, large supply of Ready
made Clothing, with general assortment Of
other Goods-all cheap for Cash.
LAZlER & FLEMING.
March %, 1858. lS9f
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Pittsburgh, P@
Wholesale and Retail Dealers III
TEAI2DW ARE,

Would Respectfully Sai Wv
Merchants and buyers generally 10 thH arg
assortment Of Hardware ever Uiered Ill '"e
lYesierH market.
Having enlarged our Store and made extern
siye additions to our former stock wo are emu.
bled to compare with any other Establishment
in the UaiOn.
Tho late addition to our firm will enable MI
r # ". To devote his entire attention to I'ur-
ch.sipr-spcudinr portion of his time in FL
r@Tr. taking every advantage OF fluctuations
bnyinr exclusively for Cash. Among our as
sediment may be found tho following, VIZ
G,OOO dvz. Knives and Forks;
5000 " Pen and Pocket KNIVES;
200 u Rnz0rs;
1000 ~ Pad, Chest and Till Locks;
1000 ~ Knob Locks and Latchesi
800 Gro. Tea and Table Spoons
100 doz. Hand and PANEL Saws i
500 mill and cross cut
5000 pairs Trace Chains assorted;
800 doz. Halter Chains;
200 " Gun Locks;
Gun Trimmings;
40 cases Planes assorted;
1000 doz. Chiscls and Plane Irons;
$500 Files and RaSps;
800 Axes, assorted brands
$500 Hinges
$50 - Grass and Corn scythesi
800 Shovels and Spades;
$50 u Hay and Manure Forks;
Bellows, AnyiIs, Vices, &c. &c.
Knowing our superior facilities for p'ocur-
inr Goods gives US advantages over others in
The Trade we would earnestly solicit an exam,
nation of our stock before purchasing and
especially from Merchants passing through our
City eastward.
*@*We would also inform sADDLERs and
Dealers in Scddiery Hardware that We have nj
ted up a sales room exc usively tor That Granch
Of trade, and hope in large and well selected
stock at ior prices to secure their iaHoFs'
March 4, 1858. lsb IT
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TOBACCO CHEWERS,
TEA DRINKERS.

Carr, Smith s. Co.'S is the place 10 buy
your Teas, wholesale or retail. We have
It put up in 70 ID. boxes, for lamily use,
very cheap. CARR SMITH y ".
NIorean,uwn, April |, 1853.
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Clothing! Clothing!

WE have Just received by Rice II
Brothers, Durbin's fast lines, from Phila del
phia and Baltimore, the largest stock OF ready
made Clothing for men and boys that was ever
in this market.
We have also purchased out Mcssrs. CARR,
SMITH & CO.'S ready mady clothing, and
would respectfully say TO their customers,
when they ore done purchasing of them their
other Goods, please call on US for their Ready
made Clothing.
IL We have also in our employ Mr.. ?. n.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing I" order
We are therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
To the Ladies'
We have nice assortmcn, of Goods for the
Ladies.
MEMS, JVomen's anil Childrcn's Boots
and Shoes,
Mems and Women's Hats & Bonncts,
Quccnsware, Hardware,
Groceries. Salt, &c.
Plows and Plow Points, large stock.
Stores. Crates, Hollow-'care, j..
As VIC intend to sell as low as any one else,
and perhaps little lower, don't forget to call
with your cash and approved trade.
LAzIER L FLEMING.
April 0, 1853.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above Sale is postponed until the
4,h Monday in March next, that being the
fiis, day of the Quarterly term Of the co'In-
IT, court Of said county-by order OF the
fluintiT. E.P. FITCH, Dep. for
A. G. Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia Co.
Dec. Is, 1852.
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To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late DcpG-
uty of John FELTON,, late sherl'l OF
Preston rOuDty,

To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late DcpH.
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff OF
Preston county.
SIR; Judgment having been entered nP
in tho Circuit Court Of Preston COUNTY; ~ 'n'
suit or John Doc, on the demise OF william
Deckins, ct al, VS.. Samuel W. FELTON,, Dav'I
FELTON,. John FELTON,, Gilbert Boyle, MIcnnc'
Wbc,zcll, Abraham Natrino, David c. N.ies'
Henry FELTON,, William D. Zinn, William .on-
ncr and Samuel Snider, as surctcs Tor you "p
on n bond, and 500 Is, 4 part Of the amonht",
said Judgment having been paid and aisc GU,
by me as one Of such surctics on the 18Th Jay
OF December, 1852.
Notice is hereby given You that on the him
day of the next term Of the said Court, where.
in said judgment was so entered up, snail
move the said court for judgment against 20"
for The full amount which has been paid by me
as aforesaid with interest thereon from the tilnG
the same was so paid. Giren under my hahd
this 18th day of January, 1858.
MICHAEL wIIETZELL.
February 10, 1853. iS4''o'.
yIRGISIA.-AtR Rules held IN the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of MonongalIa
County, on the first Montuy in February,
1858:
George Bartlett ( Co., ComPlulnants,
rs.
James IIethcrnrtcn, CT al Defendants.
IN CH.ANCERT.
The object Of this suit is to subject certain
lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned IN
the county Of Preston, to the payment OF tiic
purchase money, the bonds OF TIC same having
been ASST encd by James lic'hefiHg'on 10 THO
Compliments
And the said William ling, Administrator
Of John King, deceased, net h:vii': entered
his appearance, and it appearing from m min
dnyit filed, that he Is not an inhnbilant OF ui'S
Commonwealth il is ordered that lie do appear
within one month after due publication OF ms
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect MS
interest. IT.,
II is also ordered that this order be publish
cd four successive weeks in the "AlononsaiIa
Mirror" weekly ncwsruperpnblished, in Nor
rantown, Monongalia county, Va, nnd be a'sn
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
Inc said county Of Monongaiia, on the first day
Of the next County Court Of said County
copy.-Testc,
C. S. RAY, Clerk.
CIR. c. Allen, Alto. for Comr!Ns.
February &c, 1889 ls5:;''
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Large e. Handsome Stock
OF
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

Just Receivcd at tie Red Post.
WE have all the usual varieties Of
Goods kept in our town, and will sell them
at very reasonable prices. Our assortment
is nude up Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen'S Wear,
BoNNETS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Parasols, Umbrellas,
GROCERIES, HARD WARE
oueensware, Glassware, &c. SC. &c.
We will always be happy TO show our
Goods, and guarantee the price Of every
article as low as the same in kind and
quality can be purchased for any where in
Western Virginia.
ug- Come and examine if you wish TO
purchase, or il you only want to look a.
round. D. H. CHADWlCh y W.
April 9, 1858.
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Sa"to"h'or
April, 1898:
Anderson VIM.
Adams Alvina
Addison Stephen
AsI, VIM, 2
R.ny Solomon
Bralidon E. I.
Bell Jesse
I,arrlckman Jacob
Blue U. L.
Bendle r. NJ.
Blosser Nicholas
Blosser John
Beam G. F.
Borleymau Geo.
Dra,llor,l WIN.
Brooke DR.. B. C. 4
Bankar,I Nimroi /
Baker Mrs, Amy
Byrne Rush
Baldwin VIM.
l,oyd John
I;eil Henry
Crane James H.
Carr O>hran
Carr Dnnetrand
Cohen Epl,rai,n 2
O. Nj; Nio,ce,Ia
Coy Mrs. Hester An
Cox Rufus E.
Gov w. w.
Cox R,ber, b.
C,os,olo VIM.
Costello John
Courtney Michael
Crothers Joseph
Camp john
Chisier Michael
Carney John
Col,,,el Miss Roseal
Conn Isaac
CI,ipps David S.
Cotton james
Collect H. Pa.
Dtabell John
Dnbell Agnes
Dorlen MIN
Dorsey Miss Eliza
Davis Samuel
Dancer Saxon
Evans Miss Pertlle
MIA 2
Evans Miss Rebeccl
Evans WIN.
Evans Evan
Evans Miss Adelia
Fogle E. D.
FeI,y Marcus
FLOYD John L.
FIoyd Thomas
Erve James ",
cr;f;,b BENJAMIN Fl
Grove WIN. E.
Gusernan Thos. A.
Guthrie Joseph
hummelshine, L. X. 4
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Further POstpOnement.
The above Sale s postponed until the
4lh Monday in APRIL next, lS5S-by Or
der Of the Plaintiff.
E.P. FITCH, Deputy
for A. C. Dorsey, Sheriff Mongolia Co.
April G, 1853. Total Pts. fee 50.
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CARR, SMITH & Co. are now recelv'
ing and opening as fast IS the press OF bn-
siness wiliadmit, their gbneral assortment
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n List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post.Ofiic at Nor, .
gantown, Va, on the 1st day Of
,r;l 1879.
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Transbiprnent at Lynhh burg.

The Dispatch few DAYS since. was the
medium OF a complaint against the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad company for not af-
fording those facilities OF transhipment which
its charter requires. We are informed by
Mr.. McDANIEL.the President of the company,
that these complaints without foundation.
1t is conjeciured that possibly the complaints
originated in the necessity Of paving freight in
advance, and the employment, of a commission
merchant to pay this freight, consgning to his
care, and thus mourning a commission. We
arc informed that if the shipper will remit the
freight 10 the treasurer of the company. his
goods will be passed either to OF from the ca.
nal by the Railroad without charge.
The complaint came 10 us in all sincerity
and # il is the means oil enlightening the com.
mercial public as to the mode of avoiding un.
necessary charges, me good V i'll have been
accomplished by l.. We have, as we before
said every confidence in the President and
the officers OF the company, and are sure thar
they will fulfil their obligations to the GONNA.
ny and the public as faithfully as possible.
The President assures us that no Railroad
in Virginia has better depot than that which
the Virginia and Tennessee road has nearly
completed. II is Immediately upon the canal,
and is supplied with hosting apparatus and
other conveniences for loading and unloading
canal boats and that the clerks and hanus OF
the company give every possible aid TO faci
tate The operation In no case he saws have
these facilities been withheld-nor has there
been any extra charge whatever for it, There
will soon be added very extensive hoisling
apparatus propelled by steam. which will very
much increase the facilities oftranshipment
The President states that the Board of Di.
rectors have in their spirit of accommodation
to the trade, gone beyond he requirements o.
the charter. A merchant in the South West
can pay the freight on his shipment from the
starting point to the end of the canal, and il
will be placed on board the canal boats ard
forwarded In return, his goods will be SEM
to him if he lives on the line, or if off the line,
wagons will be engaged and they will thus be
forw arded to him-ne additional charge being
made for the services Of the company, and il
is only being required that the freight be paid
before the delivery OF the goods.
| In addition to these conveniencies, the Pre-
sident contends that the tariff of freight and
the passage fare on the Virginia and Tenn s.
see Road. are ps low, if not lower than on any
other road in Virginia. He assures us that
the Board of Directors determined to al
ford every facility in their power-ex extending
their disposition to form arrangements for this
purpose, beyond the requirements of their
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ence 20 The cheaper conveyance along the
South side. The Norfolk and Petersburg roads
and the James River and Kanawha Canal.
Ia tide water. But these obstacles will
not exist at Staunton. The immense shipping
interest of Baltimore and the facilities afforded
thereby Tor foreign shipments Of produce. 10.
gether with the nominal cost of transportation
from Winchester. will all give an additional
and powerful stimulus to direct the tonnage
Of the Central road down the valley 10 that
point. Against this state of things there Is at
least n partial remedy now at hand; but,
strange to say, II is rejected by those whom il
most vitality concerns. We alude 10 the adop.
ton of the five feet gauge on the Covington q
Ohio Road. The Richmond Dispatch believes
that break ofgauge adds most detrimentally
TO the cost oftransporiation; ifit be correct in
Its view, should II not be the policy Of Rich
barrier between themselves and Ballmore2
With the canal from tide water TO Covineton.
and by means of the New River Branch, and
the Virginia and Tennessee and he Southside
railroads, it would appear that Chrnssc wall
across the valley outlet to Baltimore could on
ly secure more effectually to Virginia thai
boon OF commerce for which she has expend
ed so many millions ofhe treasure Bui we
drop the subject. If the people and the press
Of Richmond be satisfied with the chances Of
open competition from Big Sandy by Stnun
ton with Batimore,be il So We shall not as
sumo to advise them Of their error.
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1853. + A l. l. L R ID E H.
INCREASED FACILITIES

JOHNSON & VOOLFOLK take great pleasure IN
- calling the attention of Their friends aud the pull
to their extensive facilities for the prompt, neal aud
economical execution al JOB PRIHTING of every yle
Determined to give entire satisfaction to their Gu"
TONER'S they have spared expense in procuring esrH
necessary material for Faa Class Work.
Owing to the great increase of their business w.h
the last twelve months, and finding it impossible oeSe
cute orders promptly with Hand Pres, the, Ia'e re
Gently put i'll operation in their establishment one Of W
celebrated Ruggles' Fast Printing ENGINES, w'nG
will in future enable them do work at shortest pos
Bile notice. This beautiful piece Of Machinery IS ea'
BILE of printing, in the best 81 yle of workmanship
From 1900 10 1000 Sheets per How!!
Thus reducing the work of an entire day to s'ns
hour. This, in addition To two HAND PhEoeh'
gives them superior facilities any other office IN W
city, for the execution of all work in the fflhhs '
in shorter time-neater manner, and at lower rlt'
In returning thanks to their numeI Gus patrons u"
past avnrs, they them that their personal ot
ton will be paid to the omrt and correct eSe['n
ct all orders in their busi'e-s, and that the best u
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