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do 4" pa'nps.
CloANs.--l}lue and black cloth ciosks, ever,
quality black aad tlHe pilot cloth ~ rAs'
4 variety Of Vests Ut csers quality and pat
tern also every variety ANA quality OF FaHia-
INNS.
Geaii,laca's Furnishing Goods.--i.lnen and
cotton shirts, ail gpHirws; check and eH.ion
hickory and night shirts, al quaiilieH; all
wool and super ribbed SHIFTS: gauxc, mcriuo'
cotton. li-ie thread, and flannel saifla; socks
of every quality.
Bogs and Chiidrcn's Clothing.
CONSISTING of frocks polka~ sacks, jackets
oyenoai., panlaioens, vests, aud cloals, %
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves suspnder'
OF various kinds crasats ana haukcrchiri, ol
esefy quality.
Also trunks, ,alises, umbrellas,
India rubber goods of every description.
o. o. Priss for t'10is, ami ao dfliaf'an.
IN visiting she oiiy. do not fail 10 ruil on
ALFRED NJ NitoE y CO.
W ap. 81 Magazine street
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". HAWKINS. l.. n. nrscAs
DAWLiNS, DUNCAN Il Co.. Cation Fac
IL Tors and Commission Merchants, No. 50
Garondelei Street, New Orleans. MS Y
REFER To--Jame- I Collier. Colonel G. II.
Cooper, ". ). Sanders, }. +. Roscborough,
Joseph A. Taylor, Harrison county. DR.. John
W Nassie. ]. J. Holloway Rask county; ~
Trawsk, Jefferson
We will furnish Hagging, Rope, and Pnn-
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, a. KEY.
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nFTIcs 4. 80. faa t'rAssr -t,fei Ne ~.
is@ns, L. cnffe fserr ScaisiAfad, 'Ssiir
swelling, rsres and Ulcers, oi every aeserr-
ton fJnn, &. 1861. p27 ~
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-. en- IS cords, t.sssis, loHps, or curtain
- holi, snvt~in banda and pins cornice Of
tod. Nssl nrtains, large and extensive as
$50 msai % AsnsinkS and holders.
to sale he lH ric~s. BY
IusIfI' E1'rER, Camp st.
jan q, 1853 n27y
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iloR NTlo d. HEWITT
90 IUIV -, WV VFIVAIT7
Jan. 10, 1859. ySr2s-

MILLER, HARRIS, 4 WALDO No. IL
w Camp street New Orleans, iihnissaif
and Il. iaii Bsssiers IA FURNISHING toods,
tyl0isery and Cabinet fTnastihg copds,
Pants, Dils, DC, Un hand, very large as-
-ori.nent al gu, and bsou1cd Lamps aud Gi-
r,nidole- ilhl Lamps and chandAlers; Tea
1m}~, various pa,tegns, Table Cutlery plaica
plani-hcd, Yin, lapaaued, and Wooden
Ware Glassware plain aud eolored Floor
Mating; Soaps, Wax, Sp,rm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale Lard, iansocdl Nealsiooi
and Chemical OILS Spirit Gus, tamphine, Al
eohel. aud rnFVeniine Paints, Of e,orf des-
cription Rsn.hcs; Window Glass; Patty
Sand Paper and Cline: Flowing, Polishing
Scrppine, furnfprr, Coach, Eack Japan, and
White Uamar Narnishcs Curled liair4 Hair
Cloth Springs t,ump- Friness Ticking and
Bed Lace; CORDED fassels dc. Also, picked
and common Moss ulsays for sale.
Jan. II. 1904. s3n29-ly
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Dissolution.

,IVHE copartncrship heretofore existing IN
This town between the Subscribers nndcr
The firm Of RorERr D~StLL a o. was DIS
solved On the III instant. by mutual consent,
FISHER s4rIl 81 authorised TO USE the name o.
ne bee ffll Ia I.4ndaiion.
aOBER1 DONNLL,
ALIEN McrONbftiiE,
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Paper iianglngs.

Paper lianglnss.
yINlIE attention OF buyers il respectfully
II called to the extensive stock OF wall pa
pspers and borders, both French and American,
Tor sale very low. at No 10 Camp street, being
eomposed OF the most beautiful patterns ever
Imported into this market. Those in want OF
the article would do well to call aud examine
this stock and learn prices. Also, on band u
.'enesal variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ETrER, 10 Camp st.
J'n. 8, 1H53 u27y
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ifl.aiicYl laril.
Nss.s.gsAe CARD.

At 8. \ MORGAN, has located pssns
= uceily . miles North of Marsh4il lisf
ug rceeHily supplied himself With siork :
hcsl aud genuine medicines, he is prepared.
pra'iic. hi~ profession IN al il, branches.
lie VIII be found At his residence at all tinlg
when nos professionally absent,
Feb 10, 1898. 49,
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Nls.s0X fsOE.E.
BARGAINS.
OSB. ~ NO Il Z.

1 RE now opening Mt the store lately occn.
d. \ pied by WIN, e. Trsbue, large as.ot,
meui Of Dry noofS consisting Of silks. Barge,
Muslin Jacone,, English, French, and Aneri
can prints, embroidered sleeves, cheni,elt,r,
Berlin, Silk, add Nd gloves, and large variety
Of fancy goods :. trunks, boots, shoes, hats,
ladies', misses, and children shoes .addlery,
hardware, cutlery, glassware and croekerywarc.
/ so,
large assortment Of Groceries and STAPLE
Goofs, which they viii sell low tor cash CAN
ana see.
Shreveport, April 30. 1853 "
l.. tAK LK, Commission and Ioymar,i-
- ing Merchant, and " Yoiesais and kaia,
DsaicT IN Grocertes, Provisions, L,gaors, Iiay
Corn, Oafs,. Rigging Rope, DE DR. Il c
Harris Brick Warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport. Ia.
" Liberal advances made on cop~gnmcn,-
of Cotton and Merchandise. Every de-srp.
tion of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms. us-y.
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- MONROE HYDE, Attorney ~ a
- seiior nj lar, Marshall. Tessa
Jan. 10 1853. mall
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llENNEKs, MosEI.Ey, 4 HALL A.
ID ness At lar. VIII practice in the sever,
court, OF the sixth Judicial district, aal 4 ~
supreme and federal eourss Of the state 4 n
Ut, ~
Address; y. q. Bcnnera. .. r. Mossly, II,
on 1eNasi VI ! Hall. Ms.-kalI. TeiaA
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JAMES N. MORpII1H, Attorney ~ 1-
81 ssllor At Lac. Marahsll. lIarrisee y:
Texas. n
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


IIORATID y. HEWITT. f-nee"ssor 20
| Tyler q Hewitt eNxl ANp "a ~
pY,,ta 60 Np .a0.l N.. orls Ilfs
aisnt. .alf .r u fIrai mi-
.... f. IA esd
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hANf H. HAWKINS, Faetors and Gcn-
Hu Cops,ai,sioa Merchants, No. 80
XAVIER ees, Nov Orleans. J. J. CAnnurn,
shaii, Texas,
her their best services to planter,
srf arts, and promise attention and
r.l -lt TO nv consignmeu,s entrusted to
.H,r $50.
3nl 1883. ly
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So DENTISTRY.
DR.. L. X. HUMM ELSHlNE,
Sytr.eUu EeeMfiSi.

N ESpECTfuLLY offers his professional ser.
*, vices 10 the ladies' aud gentlemen OF Nor
"a n,own and vicinity. lie is provided with the 10
tes, improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which will
be inserted on pivot or gold plate to LOOK as well
as the natural.
The cavities of decaycd teeth will be dressed
GU, and filled with gold OF tho finest qna'ity,
which will prevent their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and III
most cases during life.
The tartar aud other foreign substances, will
also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and
the gums and breath swctt and healthy.
Teeth aud stamps OF teeth, which have he.
come useless or troublesome, will be extracted
with the latest and most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, and
with the lras, possible pain. In short, he IL
preparrd to attend to every thing in the line OF
dentistry, and his performances will be warrant
cd to answer all the useful and ornamental pur-
sssod OF the art.
FJ-Persuns DESTROYS Of procuring whole o.
partial sets OF teeth, upon reasonable terms, VIII
do well to give him a call Immediately, as his
charges are quite moderate.
M Office in Sherrarl's Daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
References.-Drs. McLune, Scott L Brock,
Morgantown DR.. ". D. Eystcr, Rev. b. Sed-
wick, Rev. Moses Tichnell. FairInon;.
Tooth ache Drops, and Powders for cleansing
the teeth and preserving the gums are KEEP, con-
slun,ly on hand. .
June II, 1858. %Vo'i
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Frazer's Pills.

"A
14s an Aati- Bilious or purgatiye Pill they are
unsurpassed, being gentle in Incorporation, mud
leaving the stomach in n free healthy condition.
Persons who are suffering from Indigestion aud
arrangement Of the stomach can be- speedily and
permanently cured by the use Of Frazer'S Head.
ache Pills.
Read the following, being one Of thousands Of
certificates now in our possession
WASHINGTON County. March 3. 1858
MsssrS. Z. r.. ". Z. fraser. jr.-GcnIl"men:
This is to certify that gone tine since was al
tackled with severe and violent l!cad.achc from
which | suffered for more than week, in the
mean time taking different kinds OF pulls, until !
was completely exhausted IN strength. Having
heard olyour celebrated pills started for Cooks
town, 10 purchase a box, very much against The
wishes Of nv friends who advised me I" 60 t" he'd
and have physician sent for. When reached
your store had such acute pam N my temp cs
/ was hardly able 10 stand. After getting box
OF pills, Immediately took four OF them, aud
in three hours AFTER | was entirely relieved. |
continued using them until had taken the whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. sim
cerely believe had not taken the pulls would
have hah n violent attack ottever. | recommend
Frazer's pills among all others, ms the rery trst
pills in The World
Respectfully yours, INA y. HAPELi.
Manufactured and snh wholesale and retail
BY G. r. g. ". Il. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists aud Chemists, Cookstown, Pa.
and sold 6y @ t.. ". TOWER s Co.
June 4, 1852. AiOrgan'orn, Ia.
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Cheap Grocery.
R. L. & N. BERKSHIRE,

HAVING boush, OH, Mr.. james Shay
would inIulm lhr public that they keep con
anrIy IN baud, lal his old Stand opposite
h" Pubnc Square il Morgun"wn,) thr hrs'
articles in their linz .! business. They
i,uvp Just received from the East nnd Pitts
hursa fresh supply, and have, among nthe'
'Anss. au excellent article OF SUGAR
(m"wn, loat. pulverizcd andrrushr.I !, Coilee
lea from so cts. to 81 per n.y., New Or
,,'ans aot Sugar House Moiasses, Golden
syrup superior article
TOBACCO. Stuff, Cigars, a great variety
aud yrry bes, quality. CHEESE, Coniec'
Iion"ry al every variety. NUS, irniIs, &c.
lcwrlry, &c Stu AID dipped candles, pot,
monies, prriumrry. and great variety oil
notions" loo tedious 10 mention. Give
rs q call
Aptl %, 1855.
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Liquor among the Iaifaas--Gsn.
i,rnau, the new Governor Of Mime
.ata, has issued an order in which he
avs the liquor traffic among the ladi-
ms mus. aud shall be stopped" The
ugrn, is ordered to destroy all liquor
Tered f"r sale aiming them. The laws
,,e exceedingly stringent. and will sas
qlu the Governor in tho most decided
.neasu,es.
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Iron and Hardware Store.

THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to the
public that he has just received a, the
Commercial Buildings, Morgsntown, Va, alatgc
lrd Sere'A assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Tvs, sting in part OF Mill, cross-cu, Hand and
rsaNs Saws; Broad, Hand, and chupping Axes j;
S4S>ts, Hammers, AIDES, AuSurS, Braces aud
sl3s,, 6SGsrS, Chisels, Planes, Rules, Squares,
iaihS%., $P;it and Plumb Levels; great yari.
~, ~ .SNs agl Window Fastcnngs; Till and
slr.s .>>ks; Brass, Gus, and wrought but; and
$'54.f &ssSes A fine assoHmcn; Of
Table Cutlery;
>s3.sS;s. Shears, Racers, &C.; Hand and Bench
Sa;tt, SE,,ih's Vices, Anvils, Bellows, Stock and
As., $stewplaic; Files, lsnsps, English, Ger.
mar ard American Steel; Guns, Gun.ocks and
6ss-Sa'rels; wall, paint, cloth and hair Brushes;
s.ass and Bell-metal Kettles, together with va
,se;y Nf other articles which he will sell WHOLE.
SALEoR RETAIL, at prices which canno, fail
- ple.sc.
AZ he does business on the !" Ready Pay' sys-
;eE,. he adds no extra per cent. for Ind debts.
Iron and ~; !; y. {; E; :, e.
pr.iaE all the various sizes of Iron and Nails,
OF his own manufacture and OF the best quality.
+. H. OLIp!iANr.
Morcantown, Dec. IS, lS52.-l7b::tt.
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~ Tho young ladies' of BIoomins.
ton. ILL.,, recently held a meeting, aud
resolved to have nothing wia'ercr tn
!. witEany young man who indulgesin
me tuseiot Intoxicating liquors. A no
Dlsresdlution! Y
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.sEls' BAPTIST
HOOK Depository,

No TAG, Baltimore street. near C0irtTf ST.
rsNliE subscriber has recently opened BOOK
and Sta,iouct, Store in this city; where
WI! be k'p; CONSTANTLY on hand complete as
sorlmrnt OF all the Baptist works published in
this counlr! including the publications "r the
American BapiIst Publication Society: Could
& Lincoln III Boston; Lewis Colby. md Ell.
Fletcher, of New York. A,su tie works Of
the Amer.can >uulay School Union, and the
An.rican Tract Society, together with Erra;
variety "l Standard and lnvcn;!c works Of
moral aud religious character.
~ The BmkS, &c. uf ;h" Snnlh.
ern Bapust Publication Society arc also kept
for sale at this establishment.
have also Oh Iaal, i genera! assortment
OF school BOuKS and STATIONERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the loves:
prices.
III Orders from Virginia are respectfully
solicited. WM. 5. caoWLEY.
Proprietor o! the true Union,
No. l4S ENua"re ii.
APril s, 1853. II Baitmors, Nd.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Capital $4,000, with power to increase
IL 10 S2OO.(l(lD.

IL TO S2OO,OOD.
TENHlS COMPANY. having been duly
IL uI.unzrI. l. now nndE 10 receive
applications uui ss.~ Policies, ar'd OILERS
To the rlizrns al Virginia the unlurrnIent
oil hrmr Company i"r thu Sur insurance
Of all kinds Of Property. Merchandise, Sc,;
AT tair AID eqilahlr rates.
The DImclm> assure the public thai
this Company will te Conducted with
view IL prrmanenc,, AMI Oh the slrcies'
prinri pIrr Of equity. justice, and II close
regard lOeconomy aud the safety Of tho
insured ....
Presiden,,-Jos. S. Carson,
Serretary.-C. S. FuEE.
Acluafy,-0, 3. BREsBEE.
Directors jus. S. Carson, Jas. P. RE
IL, VIM. L. Clark. Jas II. Burgess. Lloyd
Logan. john Kerr. N. " Richardson.
G3-Olicr IN picradlIa STREET. meOr The
Valley Bank Winchester Va
K. B. CARR Agent. Mor"an'"wn. Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l.u.
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Duf's Mercantile College,
rfTTsBuRG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

ES 4 d LlSh ED IN loIV.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Nf
i Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary e'S;i;eS
Hon. William wilkins, late Ssese'.'! N'W1SS
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. LUwrIe;
Hon. Charles Saycr;
Gea. J. X. MooIkead.
FAc::5r:
P. DIFF, Principal. sashe, sc he ''Snss,
American Accountant" PVT. o. Re TSt1a, GrI
Practice Of Double.Eaiy SeN&.Nresdas, AHE
and Lecturer 90 comraescial Ss;ss;..-
J. D. WILLIAMS, Profess: 81 Nss:tlsal: GHS
Commercial Prnnanshi?.
n. B. HATCH, ESQ, q lie E;ass%sa st's
Prof Of Mercantile Law.
P. HAYDEN, a. ". PVT. Of NI;ss;at;;t,
This Institution occupies sve ssisssss ANkfs,
merts, and is considered the Etes:siit$S't as
perfectly organized Commercial College ~ Ne
tinted Sta,es. WHAT'S said cf;:s! the EsNs:sz
men, mercantile authorities in the country, AaS
Of tie Principal as \ Practical Accountant. As
sn experienced Teacher. AMI san Author; as
also OF his colleague. Mr.. Williams, as a Pen.
man, will be found in the pamphlet circular OF
81 paecs.
DutT'u Bookkeeping, PIP. 1872, Royal octave,
ilarper's. Price sl,5o--postasc 81 cts" The
mos. perfect combination ofins.tnc.ion and 9rac-
:ice published"
"Dnlf' IS Western Steamers Accountant
price 81 !, postage cents. ga perfec, system Tor
keeping such Books and Accounts"
lJ.Mctchan,s and Steamers can always bel sup
piled with thoroughly trained accountants.
" Send for a Circular BY Mail.
April s, 1853. l9lU
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The Latest intelligence.

Cat a late missionary meeting in
New York, the Secretary thus remark
oj:- sas4
- !" From China some interesting partic.
eulars were communicated. The mis-
summaries met withlille ONO opposition
from the people oi' the rural districts 8
hut only FINN The inhabitants Of Canton
The rebel chiefs were actively engaged
in distributing tracts. Rev. Charles
Taylor was now Oh his ;hirdtripto their
camp, and Rev. Mr.. Roberts isin com
iisny with him hoping to reach tho chief
wl,o was once Mr. RS catecl!umen and
CUES, at Canton. 1t would seem lhat
this chicfgained his first religious know
ledge -his first knowledge Of Christian
sty-lrnm tract entitled Good Words to
ytanontsd he Aye, or. some similar me.
nany years ago, while student al Can
,n!,, aud that far having embraced these
new doctrines. he was elected from his
place of sch"oI teacher Friendless
and penniess. he came to Mr.. Roberts,
Yith wi,omho remained some months in
Inc Spring or Summer Of lSl7. subse-
lpenllyhe aud his fellows were persecn-
ted. mud two of them put 10 death. The
others, and this chief among thu rest,
were driven to make resistance. Hence,
apparently, tbs origin ofthe great move.
nent."
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and iT'eEi-
lar MsnStra1!ion, &C., with all their accompa'
nyng evils, Cancer eScepted,l no natter
how severe or how long standing.
The Catholcon far SURPRISES other remedies
in being mors certain, less expensive, and icas-
ing tho system in better condition. lie! o..
interested call and obtain pamphlet lrAEE)
containing ample proof, from the most reapee'
table sources, OF the beneficial resul!a OF ita
usc together with letters from highly expert.
enced Physicians, who have used it III their
practice, and speak f.or, their own o9ssrss-
lions.
P. .. PrcgHAx, N. D. Utica, y. y.
LID. ELsmIse, N. D. Canandaigua, y. 7.
III. II, MILLS, NJ. D. Rochester, n. Y.
D.. FoorE, NJ. D. Syracuse, Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Nd.
W. W. REESE, NJ. D. City OF New York.
". PaEsco77, 81. D. Concord, n. II.
Up. NrwLAyp, NJ. D., Utica, NY.
Rev. C. S. BEARD, Glenn Springs, sc.
Pamphlets can be had gratis Of our Store
E. w. TOWER & Co., Agcats,
Druggists and Booksellers, Morgantowa, Va.
And sold BY LOGAN & CARR, Fairnors,
DR.. WIN. EYSTER, do ...
J.&.W.B. KERN ,MiddebuIre,
Ds.T.C. HAWKINS, Wsynes-
burg, Pa, and by most OF the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
LITTER addressed to cc,r Of Mr. CARTS Ha::h,
agent CT Rarsaad, Ohio. =
To Dr.. MARcnist 81 have been ten years
troubled with Female ompa!nts--p'olaps's
u:eri, and all the attending difficulties; at times
rendering ny life most miserable. have hae
the attendance Of some OF the best physicians,
with bp: little SUCCESS the mos; they could co
was 10 rGlieve--a euro was out the question.
For five months before commencing with your
medicine, | had no. been aOle to perfnrm any
labor, could walt hu. few steps at time.
and scarcely went out ofdoors--in short, was
completely pros,ratod, both in body and mind,
and expected to drag out the rest Of my daysin
suffering and misery. But, reading your AZ.
yertisement, was induced 10 ;ry ycus inralu-
able medicine called Uterine cathoiicon, ms
the las, resort. had not used it week be-.
fore fsl, like anotke! woman. BY the use of
three bottles was enabled to perform all The
labor for six in the family with ease, and could
walk any where in the neighhnrhOod without
injury. Nothing hut i sense ofmy duty you
and 10 the afflicted, has induced ne to state
nv Gaze 10 the public. | can safely RECON-
mend the preparation to al! those suffering like
myself lSigned,l Mrs. SARAH a. Bisuor.
FREEDOM, Portlse Co., ONO, Dec. 81, 1859.
TJ. B. MARGINS! & Co., ?rco.ie,en,
Central Depot, 304 BROADWAY, New Ysrk.
July l6, 1858. :oG-6m.
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y. w. TOWER & Co.

C0mmerclNl Buildings, M0rgahtoWh,
Have Just received, and new offer at low pri-
cos, wholesale and retail, large stock OF TO-
BAcCo and SEGARS, comprising the following
kinds, 10 wit:-LaRghove 4 Son and Charles FL
Iis's Gold Leaf ID. Lumps. Uncle Ned Twists,
and J. r. Recse's Jenny Lind Twist,
j. pricpard's 5s, S., los, Lumps;
James Riloy's do. do. do. do.
T. y. AIoncure & Co. do. do.
Sheffield do. do. DO. do.
Tom Burr do. do. do. do.
10 tlullne do, DO. do. and ID Jumps
Clay T = F do. do do. do
1900 Cathedral Cigars;
10000 Spaniah and half SpanSh ditto;
1900 Fortunate ditto;
1000 IIaIfSpanish J. cPyhers' 1nper;
10000 common ditto, &c. &c.
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" In he New York Recorder Of Nov.
aal, Premium of $500 is offered BY "an
n4r,l frdidn Of the editors for the best ap'
proved ,r&s,ise on the subject Of PEACE BE-.
tween natjq6s.--io conta !, not less than $40
ngl more than 400 rpgss Here is a fine
atd osphiaathropic writer's
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
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Wear ~ 0?gHns0i1n, Va.
VNAls Establishment, for many years past con-
Quoted BY Matthias Tiitoa, has been tcft,ed
aud supplied with New Machinery, capable Of
making good wctk.
The undersigned will vis, the Merchants and
former patrons oil the concern, with supplies o:
frst.ratc Qualities Of
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
Religious ano M1oroI,
BJRMAN.

Tho followiugextrnct finm private
letter from Rev. Mr.. Kincaid. dated in
July last, contains sketch OF events at
Raugoon since his return to that city. 1t
has l,ccn furnished us by those 10 whom
j, was addressed:
NJ returned TO RRngoon on tho 18th
of April. 1859. and on the following day
,Yo< an eyewitness Of the groa: battle
where the Burman army twas broken
and fed. Three days after lclenrrd the
ilo.s out of allargc b4ilding. and. taking
large box for my pulpit, began to
preach ,heg"spel. In few days, DR..
Dawson and Bro. yin,on came; the M.
rive Christians came around us, and the
brathcn came, aud the wnra Of God
was mt preachedin vain. BY the mid
die Of July we began to bcpiize, aud ny
20 this time being ono year. we have
baptized 12lsconverts-e6 karens, "a
Burmaus. and Eurasian. Three new
churches have hcen planted, and three
men nrjsinei to the work If The rrinis
try. At this present time we have many
inquiring the way to Zion.' Mira
Kincaid adls:"Yon will be glad toknpw
,hurthshea,hen are listening to ,hetrnh;
and our hearts areSgaldenca almost
every Sabbath bssseins additions to
the little church, ntt,is place. We have
large congregations every Lords day,
aud nnw there is no fear from tyruni-
cal government, as formerly. N"w we
car preach the gospel without fear ef
i,nprionment or fines, and we hope we!
shsllsee many thousands ;apcking to 'he'
standard of Christ. We&haye not the
tmeans for carrying on schools that we
would like,especially among the fe-
males. should have had large school
but have not the means TO support a
teacher. which would cost about IS o
month"