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Rellaicusarlo aloral.
10 Religion Beantlfnll

Always. ln,he child, the maiden, the.
viz, and mother, religion shines with q
hay benignan. beauty Of lie own, which
&iag osess.. mar. Neyeryet was
Ger perfect without The
lfie,y. Beauty, inte!lectu-
~ y y: hey are like pi, falls, darkin
Jsightess day, unless the divine light
unless religion throw her soft beams around
them, 70 purify and exhals, making twice
glorious that which seemed all loveliness
before. d
Religicni very beautiful-in health or
s3knesa. inwealth or poverty. Wenev-
Il enter the sick chamber Of the good,
sol music seems to float on the air,
d kihe burden Of their song 10, "Lo !
p is here"
ould we look into thousands Of fami-
Ii to-day, when discomfort sits fighting
ID EMILY with life, we should End the chief
q be Of unhappiness, 'eans Of religion
VI yomaa. @
Andintelons' cells; in places Of crime,
miery. desti.ution, ignorance. we should
ibel "a mall its most horrible deformity,
the nit Of irreligion in woman.
esligion! benignans majesty, high
on throne thou sittest, glorious and
exc Not above the clouds, for earth
clo] come never between thee and the
tn Nous soul; not beneath the clouds,
ios ve.hee 10 heaven, opening through
b vista Of exceeding beauty.
u ,s,es in the splendor Of jasper and
pre b. stones: white with dewy ligh,
,ha Either flashes moi blazes but steadily
prq de.b from the throne Of God. It's
tov bathed in retulgent glory ten times
tho tightness Of ten thousand suns, yet
'sofl 5ndazaling TO the eye.
"a there religion points. Art thou
've it whispers rest, up there, fOrev-
es. h thou sorrowing. aeternal joy.'
Art Iou weighed down with unmerited
liguc>b iny! "kings and priests in that ho-
" bpe." Art thou poor9 "the very
sresa5 before thy mansion shall be gold."
Art tiou friendless9 tthe angels shall be
'hy ecopan,ons, and God thy Friend and
Fsshsr3'
10 ssyion beautifnl' We answer, all
sdedDh tion and defOrnity were religion
Ai,noe.
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Hats, Caps, &c!
A new and large assortment,
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
and for Sale, cheap for Cash, or the usual
credi, to punctual customers,
at the 1Commercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect.
fully TO inform their old friends aud custo.
mers that they have removed their HAT
STORE from Inc Public Squareto Hagans
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock Of
Hats, OF every variety. style and
@ '''' ''4' Price, l
10 accommodate all who are halless, or fear
Of becoming so, with any kind, style OF
priced HAT,hey may desire. H
GT HATS Of any description made to
order OH the shortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope, BY
street attention to our business to receive
continuance Of the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morganrown, Feb. is, 1854. If
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MA HAVING located in this place fof
GB the purpose Of practising ny Pro.t',
sion, respectfully tender myserylces to thecm
liens Of tho town aud surrounding country. Ir.
ing stranger here, deem It but justice 10 n,f-
self to state that have had a thorough coil.l
ate course Of Medical instruction, have pracit"
under the supervision Of some OF the in"st y
tineuished Physicians Of Virginia, and have s'nse
been engaged in private practice. Saiis'aci"r'
Testimonials, also, as TO qualifications, &C.. can
be seen at any time by calling ut my office, whei,
is directly opposite the Court louise, and two
doors West Of W. T. Willey's Office.
~ 3 .s3s III. r. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
Morgantown, Va, Dec. 10, 1858. .a5.jtt
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For Cash or Trade Only!
Fresh .8rrical at the
Variety Store s Clothing Emporium No.
Righ streel, Morgantoaen, "a.

High street, Morgantoaon, Va.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Queensware, Glass,
ware, Stoneware, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill aide, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American Ploughs, Plough Points and Landsides.
LADIES' dress goods, Of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy color.
ed Grape shawls, and almost everything the ladies'
may want, and very cheap, too.
Gentlcmen's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer black, blue and brown Sack, Frock
and Dress Goats; pants, vests, drawers, cravuts,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
handkerchief, hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want 10 complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call, as our
stock is complete and we are determined to be
second to none. XII
We buy for cash we sell for cash; we have
but one price, and will sell our goods at the very
lowest figures. Wecan and will sell as low al
any house in town, east west, north OF south.
If attention to business and honorable dealing
will give US friends we are determined to have
them. Our motto is Quick Sales, small profits
and ready pay. LATER & FLEMING.
Morgantown, June. 8, 1854. .s
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATdOLICO CON,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
SUFFERING FEMALES.
SUFFERING FEMALES.

II stands pre-
eminent for its
curative powers
in all the diseas
co forwhich it is
recommended,
usually called
II 9 m lie
Complaints.
Ofthese are Pro-
iapsus Uieri, or
falling Of The
Womb; F2uor Al
bus, or Wales /:
Chronic Lfam-
nation and W.
eeration Of The
Womb: Mciden-
tai Hemorrhrge,
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emg DRUGS AND su4
MEDICINES ),1 -,
FRANK. NJ. CHALFANT,

Al tho Sign Of The Golden Mortar, corner Of
Diamond Alley and Main street, has the freshest
and purest stock Of Drugs and Medicines ever
found in Morgantown. For the truth Of this he
refers you to all the Physicians who have exam
med his stock. July 8, 1854.
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r. Z
" a,iayk that 1srt.p- Mark that text"
said Richard Adkins, to his grandson Abel
who was reading to'him the s3d Psalm:
MARX that text, He that trusteth in the
Lord mercy shall compass him about y
read lie my youth, and believe; and now ]
'1rad lin my old age, thank God, know
jtto be true. o, it is q blessed thing in
lie uids. ofthe sorrows ofthe world, Abel
"a ,rust in the Lord"
sDo;sg Geo1.-Very happy were the
last hours of Count Zinzindorf They
were spen.inprsising God for having con.
verted 50 many heather. alonly hoped"
s.,d the count, ito do . little good 70 see
. TIA poor heathen turn 10 the Lord, and.
l.saold, tsossas1shaye believed.' a
RS Georgia University has conferred the
+frre Of D. q. on Elders w. 7. Bsantly
~. n. NJ, Crawford, III Georeia-the former
r0lsssor Of Bellies Lectures insFnnklin Col
.srt ,ile latter Of Biblical Literature in
ryesr University.
4 s4ieiae ii Paris-The number ofsni.
! .is Paris during the year 1858 accor.
b, an account jus.publishsd, was 81. \
{7a Jf whun nearly one fout!h wsse ~ |
# III
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FAIRCHILD, LAUGHEAD 3 co.
MANUFACTURERS or
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, Jv:4GOJv.S

And all other Vehicles used for Toll
or Pleasure,
HAvE procured the very best materials
Ill employed the best ,rorkmen-and arc
operating with the best intentions, with all the
skill, industry and attention to business that
they are masters of-and have no hesitation in
saying to Farmers and all others that they can
turn out as good ajob, in as quick time, and at
as fair price as any other Establishment Of
the kind between Decker's Creek and shutdown,
no matter whether their competitors come from
North, South, East or West! ..'
Our work will speak, or rather shine, for IL
self Persons in want of Carriage, Buggy,
Wagon, or what not, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our Vehicles, shake them,
and take them IL they like. ',,-
Work made to order, at short notice,
and repairing done on reasonable terms. >.
Our Shops are situate at the mouth Of Deck.
er's creek, South side, close by where the
Slackwater 10 intended to be.
Morgantown, Va. June II, 1853. #
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AL ClFcult COutt ueIu W ouu W. NA""'
gala county, on the 10th day Of Sep'em'
ber, 1858:
Stansberry s. Lowman, Plaintiff
Us.
Levi Low, Administrator OWN. w. Hop,
kins, decd OF al, Defendants,
,at" IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on this day to be heard
upon The bill, answer Of the guardian ad Il.
tenn, Decree niisi and exhibits and was argued
BY counsel. On consideration whereof the
Court doth order, adjudge and decree, that a
master Of this Court do settle the accounts
of the defendant, Levi Low, administrator
Of the said William W. Hopkins, deceased,
in due course Of administration; that he
ascertain and report the different debts Of
the estate, with their order and priority, and
tina. to this end he publish in some paper
printed in Morgantown, netice 10 the Gre
ditors to come in and prove their debts, for
thirty days previous 10 the time OF taking
the accounts, stating in such notice the time
and place Of taking said account and that
he repor, his proceedings herein in order to
further decree in the cause.
And i, is further adjudged, ordered and
decreed tina, be ascertain and report the va.
lue Of the land in the bill mentioned Of is
acres conveyed By VIM. R. Hopkins to the
said VIM. W., deceased, b, deed dated -
day 0: -, 1851. subject to the widows
dover therein; and whether the said dece:
dent died seized Of any other lands or had
any other equitable interest in other lands,
and report the annual value o! each portion
thereof. A copy, Tesls:
G.S. RAY, Clerk.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the above
Decree, | shall on Wednesday the ed day
Of Angus, next, at the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cou,, Of Monongaia county, proceed
10 settle the accounts Of Levi Low, admir- Of
said VIM W. Hopkins, decd, ascertain the
different debts Of said Hopkins eslate-the
value Of the is acres Of land in said decree
mentioned, and wha,her said Hopkins died
sliced Of any other lands or had any equita-
Die interest in other lands at which time
and place all persons interested are hereby
notified to attend. GEO. S. RAY,
July 10. Master Commissioner.
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General Advertiser.
LIST OF PREMIUMS

OF the Greene County Agricultural Society.
Tho following Premiums arc offered by The
Managers Of the Greene County Agricultural
Society, for the Fair to DO held this Pail in Car.
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FRESH DRUGS.

JUST RECEIVED at the F. NJ. Challant Drug
Store, Sign of the Golden Mortar. The atten-
ton Of Physicians 10 especially requested, as the
Stock is large and complete and will be sold on
tens that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
July 8, 1864.
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w. 7. WILEY,
attorney at Lao,

LAS resumed the practice of the Law
IL in the counties Of Monongalia, Ma
ron and Preston S19s
t'sE REFERENCES.
I H. DEnIso, ESQ.,, ,,,.r,,,o,,,
s1 LING: =, H { Es,nT, Baltimore, Nd.
TN I. MEALS ea..a ESQ., vaetsins. Fs.
Smith, MURPHY &C.,, ! Philadelphia
SEXTON, SEAL & SwEARlxerN,} Pa.
September, II, 1852. l6l.u.
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How to Save your Money!
@ AND GROW RICH.
The simplest and easiest plan in the world t
save your money is to call and
BUY YOUR GOODS AT THE
R ED POST!

A new supply has just been received from the
East and purchased At unusual low prices.
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings,
Cot,ons, ladies dress goods,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries,
Glassware, &C., &C.,
parasols. purchased at auction and for sale at
manufacturers prices,
Dress trimmings Of newest style for less than
. wholesale prices,
Every thing will be sold off at the lowest rates.
Call soon before the bargains are all picked oyes.
The bea. rs Ct. BONNETs eve, sold in
town.
Don't forget the RED POST.
Don't pay too much for your Goods, but call
and got them cheap as dirtot
~ 4aeI OH. CHADWICK.
June II, 1854.
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MARRIAGE

Requires the falflment Of several conditions, In
order that it may DO really the cause OF mutual
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic wre,chedness be raised, and it's true
source in every instance disclosed in how many
could It be traced to physical disqualfca,ions and
their attendant disappointment Apply then
while it is yettime, in order to have your unstrung
and relaxed organization rebraced, revivfed and
N, hanaJ
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Moved Back to the Old Stan,
f. n. DEREvG r. "a.


#. n. DEREJvG r. "a.
rAvE moved back to the old stand formerly
I'LL occupied by them, and have jnt received
per Steamer /" Belle" a fine 10. Of pi,tsbnfg
Goods and Manufactures--not the largest lot eu.r
brought to to,cn--yet we have enough to supply
all demands upon US. We have
Several Hogsheads Mtao ORLEANS Saga,
/" ~ o. Molasses, Ciocer. Seed,
"."a Tubs and Buckets, 81
.a. Iron 8.Nails. N.O
And yarious other articles Of Pittsburg MANI
facture, which zoe o,H sell as lou as any mon es5
sell them in this market.
We expect to start East in few days, for a
supply Of EASTERN GOODS, and will he glad
to see our old friends and all others who may
give US call. We have no new platform TO OF.
fer, but will move on in our usual way am,dsl
the splurges and lounderings Of all around u.s.
ready and willing to sell as cheap as the cheapes,
March 4, 1854. Fla. DERlNG b Co.
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Direct from Philadelphia.
at ROGERS & FOGLE,

HASEJust retu1nea run ,n ma ~ ~.
their SECOND STOCK of
SUWJNER- GOODS,
which have been selected with great care, and
with view to the demands of the market.
ErTHE LADIES arc especially invited to
call and examine our stock as soon as convenient.
We feel assured that you will DO pleased with
our Goods, aud particularly with the unpIIece-
dcnted low prices at which they. will be Sold
Our efforts to do cash business have been more
than realized and we hope by strict attention
10 business to merit continuance OF public pa
N. D.-Ail who wish to buy bargains, call i'm.
mediatsly at Rogers & FogIe's CHEAP CASH
STORE where you can buy pretty and cheap
Goods. Dodt forget tho place-the TWO BIG
RED DOORS. n. -
Morsantown, June 10, 1854. ir
.
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THE MON ONGALlA MIRROR
4" MAN-KNoW THYsELF ~
An jnral,,asls Book for IS CENTS" Estry Jan-
! Nv should hare Copy" N

100000 COPIES SOLD
IN LESS THAN ONE
YEAR. A new edition,
revised & improved, just
issued.
DR.. HUNTERS MEDI-
CAL MANUALS HAND
BOOK for the AFFLICTED
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A true tale is told ofthe late Charles
Matthew'S, that, personating an eccentric
old gentleman family friend, be- drank tea
with his mother without her finding out
the cheat.
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Wool Carding.

ENhE Subscriber respectfully informs the
L. public tina, he intends 10 carry OIL the
Cafding business, al his Machine one mile
below Morsantown, where he will DO the
brst Of work and on the shortest notice.
Ills prices will be s cents per ID. paid down
or Ct cents il bnoked.
May 81. 3m JOHN HAIGH.
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ASisa. Mission.-on Tuesday eve
ming tbs a5th ult brother A. D. Philips
ora d,,a,e 81 Mercer University, Ca, and
S. .. Tremble, agraduate Of Union
Gnissrsity, Ga, were appointed BY the
noa,d nissionariesto Africa, to labour in
Yorrubs, 10 connection with brother Bow.
20 = Religious Er.
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5slsaarls. needed in africa.

2 stimony OF Bishop Fayne, OF
odiss church, shows the impor.
ending scores and hundreds Of
lies to Africa. In letter do
Palmss. January 2, 1854. he
bus Of the eight missionaries
/ arked from this country in No.
Ast. "You hope that we may
,S|6 niche for all the laborers now sent
.us.' Oh yes; and we can do SO fo' a
I ted OF a tAoasana more right mind
Missionaries. AssI sailed along the
IN September, ID Mourovia, aud
ID town after town, and tiibe after
e / asked brother missionary, in
q N ofheart, shall we live to see the
d When even the towns on the sea
~ along this small extent of $50
Of coast. shall have the light ofthe
sll's asked in sorrow, because
aired even Of this. But when my
and heart wandered towards the
olous interior. dependent on and
wing from US the bread Of life, the
prospect was dreary indeed. Oh! long,
long / fear, must we repeat,helanguage
of,he mercifal Saviour, "1ihe harvest
truly, i. plenteous. but the laborers are
few Long must we anxiousry pray
the Lord Of the harvest ihut he will send
for,., laborsrs into His harvest" /
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Iron and Hardware Store.

rT,HE SUBSCRIBER, would announce to tie
public that he has just received attthe.
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, alarge
and general assortment Of yog. o Btn
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part Of Mill, Csoss.cut Hand anu
lemon Saws; Broad, Hand, and chopping Axes;
Hatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Augurs, Braces an,
Bits, Gouges, Chiseis, Planes, Rules, Squares,
Guuges, Spirit and Plumb Levels; a great yari-
ETY. Of Door and Window FastcnlHgs; Till s,,d
Chest Locks; Brass, east and wrought Butt and
Strap Hinges. Afne assortment Of t''-f
Table Cutlery :"
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &C.; Hand and Beach
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anyiis, Bellows, Stock and
Dies; Screw plate; Files, Rasps, English, Gee
man and American Steel; Guns, Gun.loeks and
Gun-barrels; wall, paint, cloth and hair Brushes;
Brass and Bell-metal K cities, together with va
riety Of other articles which he will sell HOLE
SALE OR RETAIL, at prices which cannot fai!
to please. ~ .9,. -
As he does business on the {" Ready Psyn sys.
tom, lie adds no extra per cent. for bad debts.
Iron and + ::; y -: &; e, e.: g.:
prising all the various sizes Of Iron and FAILS,
+ his own manufacture and Of the hest qua!,i!.
51ff't1 =. H. 0LIpBANT.
Morgantown, Dec. l6, ls62.-l75:u.
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AT Circuit, Court held in and for Monon-
gala county, on the 10th day Of Sep'em'
Der, 1858:
Stansberry 5. Lowman, Plaintiff,
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SILKS! iSILkSt! SILKS =!
1854
2oth September.
GEORGE M. KUCkE1s n co.

HAVE just received and opened their stock of
L L splendid SILK GOODS, comprising almost every
lie cfSik Goods worn. The, respectfully ask the
enon Of the purchasers Of silk Goods ID the follow
ing:
"a 26-2s-30-32 a. "a .nch sup'r Black Gro de
Rhine Silks
20 inch ,npr Black TuIetd Silk
Sup'r BIN Rept Siks-as,orted qualities for mourning
4" - Gro Grain do
" Black aud Colared Watered Silks
do md Polka figured do
do and Striped do
Brocade Every eleganD
Plaid Silks, assorted
Coored Brocade do . for Dinner Dresses
Plaid do "
White Brocaie do for Bridal Dresses
Rcpt do
Watcred do "
Glace do "
" Colorcd Chameleon Gro de Afrnges
Plan Colorcd Silks assorted, such as Asaos and
Bosses, Marin Loui.e, Tim, Sky Blue Pink, Pta
Green, Straw Lilac, &c, &c.
sep 30.d2m
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS

CuPERIOR VELVET CARPETS, (already madcl
- Superior Administer Rugs Ito match)
Mntfs 90 :"
ply Carpets
"a 3 4 and 5.S sup'r TwIlled Vrnctians
Chnae and rnled Rugs
GLASS and Chuae Mats
Al, Cd, 81, i6.i und 2l.i Oil Clot!s (for Dining
Rooms)
A, Cd and ST. Furniture Oil Cloth (very superior)
Blue Il Gold, Green Il Gold, Crimson & Gold Da
masks for Cura
Solid, Blue and Crimson Damask.or Curtains
Turkey Red MusIincs do
Centre Tasse- and Side Loops for Curtains match
Damask Rosetts and Banda
Window Cornices assorted (very beautiful patterns)
Sup Lace Curtains
Embroidered Muslins Tor Curtains,
All Of which We i'll sell extremely low and respect
fully ask a e III from all wishing purchase.
sep 80 12m GEO. NJ. RlCkER& 90.
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1.-The Trim is stopped for passenger between any
ofthe above named points the charge WILDE madc from
the point last pa sod by the Train and charge viii
he less thnn twente-isc cents IN any case
Passengers bn do not procure Tickets {cScept hosc
who take the mrs where Tickets are not 'old,)
will bc charged by tho conductor, per cent in nd
don Ia the regular "f nr", provided. however
That in no shall he receive ohm ten NOT moro
hau fifty from anyone passenger la any punt on
the road.
be left with he Ticket AGENT and ore with the Con tue
o whch passe, must be explicit inlgrunting the - VI
cre To- travel the Free coorcd persons " 4 be
required to produce hcirfrcc pnpcrs,or they viii MT be
permitted to travel ON the
lnn 10 h. II Gil J., 6rul SUPP.
~ All papers advertising tor this Company will
please stnpall adv rti.cncut- relation Passenger
In. and ipsstt tho tf,u4r snfrs
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GAS FITTING.
WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III, SILVERTIIORNA CO,
Main ST Lynohburg, Va


e WE Just received from the N"'thern CUES
"a a large suppl, Of Watches and Jc~el'y' when
were purchased in person and We can therefore
warrant every article sold.
In the stock wi he found fine gold and silver lever
Watches. from the finest CHRONOMETER. down 10
,iain article all OF which are genuine and perhaps th-
best assortment ever onened in this market
Ia the Jewelry line will sag that no article can De
ca led for which We not able Ia oHert
LARGE AND WILL SELECTED srocK at gentlemen
Vest and Fob Chains aud Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rigs 4 c. " u be found very attractive.
GoLp AND SILVER ,RF.-We invite speonl alton
non also to our facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver War; large assortment 81 which Il kept con
sianty on aand and deserves the inspection OF all Who
wish tn purchase.
RtrAiRlxa.-Natches Jewclry and MI articles Of
Gold and Siive, Ware repaired aud improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynchharg AM desiring any a,icl'
in our line will find their adeant 'fe TO cailnna eA
anime the stock. We are anxious tn exhibit these
goods knowing TINT the superiority ~ our imp"ihi''s
and the unsn-passe ,rkmanshP Of onf manufacturing
cannot be exelled.
ifs
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MERCHANDISE.
GEPTEMBER 3Oth. 1881.

LYNeHBuRG, Va
Resneeff4lig beg the attention of the Indies md GEN
risnet 10 tlie splendid stock OF rich mud elegant
Fall and Winter Goods just receg and opened.
Tho is very complete. Customers will ma
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