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Succession de Marguerite Richard.
ES acquerepTs d Ia vente DIES biens de- IL
Id succession de au Dame Marguerite Ri:
chards Veuve de feu Pierre Thibodeau, sonE
latsrmes Cue le premier paiemant est da lie
l5 Avril courant, et qua moins que les ere.
aneiers ne viennent payer sans delai, mon
domicile, des pouFsaites iadiciaires scront fAs-
tituees consre eux.
LEON THTBODEAU, l.
A6natststyGteNr.
Conlse Croche, st. Landry. Is avril 1854.
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dit TNE asseulbl6e des ereanciers de Ia sue
q eession de James Hargroyes. decede,
aura lieu Sameai, 29ate jour d. 4dvril, par
devant William Moutsn, Notaire Public, i
son bureau, dams Ia vile de Washington.
L'heure de fassemblee est midi, le but est de
fxer les conditions dc Ia vease.
STEPHEN wv. 0IIRK,
Aaministrateur.
Washington, Is AEriI 1854.
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vauxs 10 paires ct denie de btsuts
de tire, 81 tetes de betes q cornes
douees, 60 tetes dc betes q cornes
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tens;ls de cuisine, outls aratoires.
/ seIe ct bride, &c. Sc
Les conditions seEsnt snnUncGea l. jour 4e
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JOSEPH L. B0URQUE,
y ADMINISTRATORS.
Opelousss, q ATril 1854.
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m euysorr,s YELLOW DOCK and sAR-

m. GUYsoTT,s YELLOW DOCK and SAR-
sApARILLA, for the euro of disease, or as a
Spring purifier Of Tie blood and as general tonic
FOR The system, is anrirailed.
The curative powers Of this Extract atd truly
wonderful, and all invalds should make immcdi-
,,c trial of the "YELLow Dock AND SARsArA-
au,An ], cannot irjurc the most delicate pa
ticnt. A.-..i--
n seek hone, life and vigor from this PURELY
vrorrAnLE REMEDY. Therefore, however broken
in health and spirits, howcrcr lOathsonc to him
solr and others, let no ono despair OF recovery
Let tho patient only understand that his hope of
nhvsical restoration lies in "GuySotpA Extract
oryellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," and persuade
him 70, his LIFE's SAKE,
to try it, and we have no hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration to health
NJ Sec advertisement. s5i-4t'
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LoudOn County Agricultural Institute and
CHEMICAL ACADEMY.

TN ibis Institution, thorough instruction is
\ given in all the branches Of Mathematics aud
Science, useful to tho farmer and the man Of bu-
sincss. Tho students arc not taught the theory
only, bit they arc instructed in the practical APP
plica,ioi Of their studies to the oyGr5 day at.
fairs OF life. They are made acquainted with
the phcnbmena ofnature-tuught tho properties
of sois-thc composition Of minorals--thc util.
ity Of different kinds ofrocks--thc requirements
OF plants-laws OF mechanical iorccs--calcula-
lions Of the cost, quantity, and strength of ma
terials used for building and other purposes
surveying iarms-lcyelling water.coursos-lay-
ing out roads-making unprecedented draw.
ing-and calculations required in tho construc'
ton Of machinery, Sc. Agricultural chemistry
is thoroughly taught, and illustrated by thous'
ands of interesting experiments In the lecture
room, in tho laboratory, and oh the farm.
The advanced students are taught how to pre-.
pare purc chemicals, ahalyze soils, minerals!
marls, &c. .s.
A workshop is furnished with furnace, tarn'
ing lathe, and great variety Of tools for working
in wood and metal. Hence the students have an
opportunity Of seeing all the branches oil nc
chaanism, from the telling Of tho timber to INC
polishing and finishing Of handsome and costly
apparatus; every part of which is tamliiarly cS-
planned. Their attention is'not confined to the
class-book but they arc taken into the labora-
tory, the workshop, the garden, and the field,
and they arc made acquainted with hundreds OF
operations which every body sees but lew can
explain.
Tho design of the Institution is to prepare
young men for business; and, to accomplish TINS
desirable purpose, neither pains nor expense IS
spared in obtaining every thing necessary iof iuli
and complete illustration. The course Of IN
struction is varied to suit the drmer, the MGR
chant, tic engineer, SC.
The buildings arc new and commodious anu
tho neichborhood is not surpassed in morality.
Tho location has all the advantage of purity OF
water, salubrity of atmosphere, and beauty oil
scenery.
The regular aessions commence on tho first
day Of October, and end on the first day Of the
August. Young men wishing to enter
as students, should ifPossible, make aPp,,ca-
TERMs.-Sao0 per session Of ten months. onc
half to be paid in advance, and tho remainder on
tho first of March. This includes tuition, board,
lodging, washing, fuel and lights. Students IN
the Classical department arc charged $40 per
session cxtra-to be paid in advance.
Sons Of preachers and editors arc charged on
ly $3.50 per session. yHll-lr,
Books furnished at store prices, for which the
students are expected to pay cash.
Farmers can have their soils analysed and
teachers and students can obtain pure chemical
reagents at tic establishment.
BENZ. II. BENTON, Principal.
Aide P. o., Loudoun county, Va.
June 3, 1854. III
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Important Consideration
To those who want Bargains /! =!

Just before going East, i, is our custom to
offer the stock on hands at very reduced pri-
cos. That time has now arrived, and those
who wish to buy Goods at about the Eastern
cost, can now have the opportunity by call
ing before they are all gone. We have ma
ny desirable Goods yet on hand, of which
are the following:
Yard wide brown Muslins, good, to sell at
CT cents;
Heavy Sheetings, yard wide, TO sell at 8 l-S
cents;
40 inch do. to sell at 10 cents;
s cent Calico 10 sell at ftp;
Nice Dress Goods in the same proportion;
all Of which we are compelled to sell. in Or
der to make Iroom for the new stock. So
come, one and all, and take advantage OF
our necessities, and thereby get your money
back All this fuss will be at the Ncw York
Cheap Variety Store of a
Nav 81, 1854. hf'
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Vocal MuSi8.

We possess, in this community, ample Ia
cililies for vocal improvement, and good
degree Of musical attainment is already
manifest, as tho result Of perseverng appli-
cation. Vocal music, as forming part Of
divine service, is worthy of'much attention I;
while as concomilant TO the pleasures Of
the domestic circle, singing has ever been
regarded withinterest, and comments itself
to the enlightened taste, as possessing pow.
or 10 cheer, and animate, and refresh the
Esprit and the understanding" As such,
then, the possession Of a cultivated voice,
and the faculty 20 sing well, should be and is
regarded as one Of the accomplishments most
to be admired Of the graces tina. adorn the
home circle, or as contributing pleasure.
Bile stimuant to devotion in tho worShipping
assembly.
The Presbyterian congregation has al ex-
cellent Choir, under theleadership Of Mir. W.
Samsel; and their singing speaks alike well
for the application Of the members of the
choir, and the faculty to teach and train in
their precepior. We could but admire, on
hearing them sing recently, the beauty with
which the different parts were balanced, and
the volume Of ha rmony and melody thus
effected. ,r5
The congregation at the Methods! E. Oh.
havc also large Choir, composed Of good
singers, who devote themselves to the work
and 10 improvement and as a natural con
sequence their public performances are adj
mirable. Mr.. Geo. NJ. Hasans is heirleal-'
er, and lie possesses the requisite qualifca-
tinns for the duties Of the station. -,
Besides The regular Choir in this congre:
cation, Mr.. Hagans has Juvenile Class
which meets weekly for instruction and
practice; and their performances reflect
credi. upon their training.
Rev. Layton, pastor Of the Methodist Prot.
Church, has been giving lessons 10 class in
Vocal music, for several weeks past, but
having heard them once only, we cannot
speak for their improvement. They meet
every Wednesday evening. We would drop
hint, just here, 10 the beaur, that the bass
is TOO weak for the treble up there. s;
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MASONIC CELEBRATION,

TIME BRETHREN Of Newcomb lodge,
No. go, held in carmichaels, Greene Coy.
Pa will celebrate tho festival ass Of ST. ' Sss. THE
Lodges, Chapters and Encampmcnts, and So
ioarninr brcthro n in. good standing in Washing
ion. Greene and Fayet,c counties, and the adjon-
inc ' districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia, arc
cordially invited to come and assist US in teach
inc Good will to Mankind"
rho Procession will BIO formed at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and pass through the principal streets Of
tho town. The services Of an able and eloquent
orator ora and an excellent band of Musicians, will
be Obtained. There will be ample aceommo.
dations for all. Come, then, Brethren, oNsdnd
ALL, and unite with US in honoring our Ancient
Patron, -;
WM. Bowls, WM' DEAN,
A. L. LONG, Isaac BuRsoS'
/. GREESLEE, G. W. CoNYoR,
N. CLARK, I Committee Of InvilGiion.
Car michacls, Pa, May 8, 1854. 81.
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SU.W JWER GOODS,
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL. }.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully announce
i to tho public that he has leased the house
known as I. the Northwestern Hotel !" situated
in HARRISBURG, Va. The house and furni-
turc arc nowundergong a general course Of re-
in the country. The Rooms arc large, airy and
conveniently arranged. "A portion of tho house
is now ready for the accommodation of company,
and public patronage is respectfully solicited
No pains will be spared to render those who may
encourage tits house comfortable, contcnted
and happy. SAMUEL WALKER, Proprietor.
Clarksburg, Va, June /, 1854. IN
P.s.-A limited number of Boarders can DO
accommodated with rooms. ai1. hpe aiir
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Sale Of a Valuable HOUSE and LOT,
in BrandOnYille, Preston Co.

Moses Shehen The decree Of the Circuit
Us. }Court Of Preston county,
George ]. Leib. rendered in the foregoing
cause on the l7lh day Of March. 1854, in
which the undersigned are named as Com
missioners, directs said Commissioners to
sell the House and Lo. in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, TO the highest bidder,
before the front door Of the Court. House IN
Kingwood, upon credi. Of 6 and y months,
the purchaser giving bond and security with
interest from the day of sale.
The sale Of said House and Lot will be
made on the I'd Monday in August, 1854, Ut
being Court.day,) at the place and on the
terms above named. WING. BRowN,
25th May, 1854. JNo.J J. BRowN.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale a valuable
Farm, situate about two miles from Morgan
town, on the West side Of the river, on the
road leading to Indian Creek, adjoining lands
Of Moses Cox and others. There is on the
premises good iwelling-house and kitchen,
with q barn and fruit trees, and good well
Of water. This farm contains about 100 a.
cres, Of which fifty acres are cleared; the rest
we'll timbered. Call and examine for your
selves. The terms will be made known by
JOHN G. LEN0X.
April s, 1851. 242St 3
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For Cash Or Trade Only!
Fresh .g,rivGE at the
Variety Store & Clothing Emporium No.
HIGH street. Morganto,cu, Va.

i1lSR street, Iti0TSaHtoU", w. ..
GROCERIES, Hardware, Quecnsware, Glass,
ware, Stoncwarc, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American plohghs, Plough Points and L1ndsidcs
Ladies' dress goods, Of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy eolor'
cd Grape Shawlsi and almost everything the ladies
may want, and very cheap, too.
Gentlemon's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Frock
and Dress Coats; pants, vests, drawers, cravats,
shirts und shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neet
hundkOrchcfs, hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want to complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call, as our
stock is complete and wc arc determined TO be
second to none. . .,.
We buy for cash wc sell for cash wc have
but ono price, and will sell our goods at tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
any house in town, cast west, north or 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 s. FLEMING.
Morgantown, juno 3, 1854. $50 g
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IMPRovlNG..-Messrs. Hays & Brgh,
have frightened up their stock on the Stage
line to Fairmont. They arc now making
good time with the Mails, and carrying lots
Of passengers. Success to their line, until
the Railroad is made
q Have you seen those superb, new fan,
eled shirt. bosoms up at Rogers and Fogles,
They're touch above the common wh0''le'
berry, and ready plea'ed at that a
o~yThose long hot days of sunshine and
sul,ry atmosphere, were very hard on vege.
,a,ion and standing collars, We noticed q
oroara,ing effect on both -
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COME THEY HAVE!

JUST received per Adams Z Co.'S Express the
largest and best assorted stock Of Embroldctics,
in this market certain. ALSO, another lot OF
silk and Straw Bonne,s, Misses Flats, hand
made Mills, pink, blue, white and tan eolorsd,
would respectfully invite the attention of Ladies
10 The above goods, as being nice and cheap.
May 0, 1854 CARR, Aa&Ip4Y & Co. 3
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NEWARK, New Jersey, January

N n NEWARK, New Jersey, JnhunTy 20.
Mr.. 1cnnct,-We take pleasure 10 stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case. ~. T.. .,,,.
A very respectable gentleman inf6tnea IA
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
mcnstrlation'a and other diseases peculiar to Ter
sex. Sac had not had her regular menstrual dis.
charges fora long time; but by the use ofDr.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla was rad
ically cured. Sheused Townscnd,s and others
without. receiving the slightest benefit. He had
one daughter die from the same disease.
J.B. TRIP G. Co.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to q Decree Of tie Circuit
j. Court Of Monongalia county, Va, rem
dered in the case Of Henry Watson and 9TH
ers against james o. Watson and olhess, the
undersigned as Commissioner will, on
Monday, the 26th day of June, 1854,
being a Court day, q. the Court. House in
Morsantown, sell at public sale to the high
est bidder, about
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"a Acres of Land,

lying on White day creek, in Monongalia
county, near Smilhfeld, being Lots No. 4
and sin the division Of the Estate Of james
G. Watson deceased, and the same THAT was
assigned 10 the heirs Of Thos. Watson, decd.
ALSO 81 Acres, being Lot No. 8, assigned
TO Mary G. Watson, in the division Of said
Estate. All Of said Lots lie adjoining, and
will be sold together. This land is valuable,
and the tile believed 10 be perfectly good.
Said Sale to be upon credit Of SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security for the payment OF
the purchase money, bearing interest from
the day Of sale, 81 'Eaa5 a.s. 81
EDGAR C. WILSON, commissr. %
Z May 20, 1854. Us .!' ''.ii .
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WATER! FIRE.! WATER ~
HOE &5CO.'s Patent GROUND SAWS.

rU,HE Subscribers manufacture from the best
CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from
two inches to eighty inches in diameter. Their
md finished by machinery designed expressly for
the purpose; and arc therefore much superior to
those Ground in the usual manner, as they arc
Strengthened and stifcncd BY increasing them in
thickness regularly from the cutting edge to the
centre, consequently do not become heated or
buckIcd, and produce a great saving in timber:
They" They also manufacture cAsTsTEEL MILL = I,
PIT and CRoss.CUT SAWS, and BILLET
WEBS, ofsupcriot quality, all Of which they have
Hardware Merchants throughoutthc United States
md Canada: II. HOE & co.
III : % and 81 Gold-strcet, New York.
~ Publishers Of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times, with this note;
and forward US a paper containing the same, WIZ
be- maid in printing materials by purchasing four
times the amount Of. their bill for tho advertise,
ment. $40 St May)92, 1854.
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CO This isa world of disappointment,
truly, and the latest practical exempliicalion
Of The fact, is the dissolution Of the band of
Virginia Minstrels," whose programme Of
performance was already before the public.
The Olympic entertainment, iaembryo, then,
will not attain perfection, and the notes of
preparation which have recently woke the
echoes SO merily, and scared tho rails so aw-
fully, in the region of the late Odd Fellows
Hall, 90 into the account as SO much clear
gains tower The left, you know" "Well,
perhaps it's all for the bcs'!'
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

A Convention Of Delegates from the sew
eral Towns and Counties interested in the
nro Dosed Railroad from the Pennsylvania line
along the valley ofthe Mononsahela river,
to Ravenswood, will be helda FAlRMoNT
on Thursday the 18th Of June next.
rAsoNIC.---THE brethren of Falrmont
M Lodro, No. 9, A. Y. NJ. will celebrate the
.an1soacIinr anniversary of St. John the Baptist,
GJanc s1thj with the usual and appropriate, cor
smonics. Tho neighboring Encampments,, Chap
,ers and Lodges, and all sojoarning brethren in
good standing, arc invited to attend anu PT','c'-
patio upon the occasion. - lAPfN =.
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IMPORTANT TO MANY.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to the late firm Of
IN Raymond 6 Pickenpaugh, and also to the
Estate OF Nicholas Pckenpaugh, deed. rehcre-
BY notified that the Books, Accounts and Notes
duo said Firm and Estate arc now in my posses
sion las Executor of N. Pickcnpaugh, dec'd( io'
collection and settlement, and all persons indcbt-
cd to said Firm or Estate arc earnestly requests
cd to call and pay and settle their respective
debts, as tho business is bound to be closed up
as soon as practicable.
juno Z, 1854. Err. GIN. Piekenpaagh.
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meteorological.

On Wednesday afternoon last, as the
wotkmen were engaged at the excavation
for the Eastern anchorage Of the Suspension
Bridge, attention was attracted 10 some ra-
,her singular Mineral deposites that were
being exhumed from their peaceful slumber
of ages. In a mass Of commingled iron ore,
mica, and sand, were found distinct impress
sions of sea-shels. varying in size aud shape
very considerably, and presenting strange
contrast with The solid mineral composition
in. which they were SO firmly imbeddel.-
Some Of these Specimens were beautifully
curious-lhe impressions being as plain and
well defined as though made with the otigi.
nal shell in plaster paris. As the mass was
broken.ino smaller pieces, these she'll prints
were disclosed ad minimum, and although in
such, sale Of decomposition as 10 render
the seeming shell inseparable from the Ore
and sand, yet some few were gotten out en-
tire; among the rest what seemed to be. in
its several prominent features a petF.lea
turtle, Of small size. THESE cuFosltes
would have afforded the peeF,nS aeol0slst
a theme Tor investigation and thought anu
we resTetthat there was no sucf an one on
the ground. we brought 10 Inc oti'ce' LOT
exhibition severe! Oh 'aese specimens as III
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Erysipclds cured by The use Of DR.. Gugsott's
Extract of Yellov Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Scot, township, vanderburg, CO., Indiana
Jvly Ith 1879

]. D. Park-Deaf Sir-1tis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects of your, "pr.
Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and sSarsapa-
rilla," upon my Daughter. who has been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipeias, with
which she was attacked in 1915, and she was az
tended by some of our most eminent physici1uags
Tor eight months perseyeringly, without any ben-
cfcial effect whatever. Sie'became reduced5to. n
perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from, lsr,,ii
shoulders % her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians proc
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond the resells
Of medicine. My neighbors and myself thought Is
her dissolution near at hand. One OF my neigh .
bors insisted on my trying &C Dr.. Guysott,ss Ex-
trac. Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla,' as alast "a
resort, for as all Of our physicians had given her ~
up, there could be no detrment in it. conscnt- Il,
ed to do SO, more from a restless desire TO do
something for my Daughter while life lasted than
ed using the medicine according % directions,
and to my great istonishmeht, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles.
she was abIc towslk out. She used, in all, -
bottles OF Dr.. Guysott,a yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla, which restored her to perfectheaith, in
December, 1859. She is now entirely free from
any testige ofthe cothflaiSt. ,, 80 vi. 4
Imost earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease ~ ~
n " ile57..f' 70 b. L. MARTIN. "
do hereby certify that ny fathers statement
of my late illness is not BY any means o1aggeiat-s
ed. My health is now perfect, which, ascFibesI
whollyto the use Of DR.. .Guysotrs Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. eVp II .4it,5
g. ~. ifs -, asi.ia ~ - p
Extract ola Letter from an ertensfpe Merchant IN
PiaiEdeid, Lirtrgs'om co., Aica.: fsi
plainacld, lfisSisnn, April 1852.
Mr.. John D. Park-Dear sir-Dr. Gu&sott,ss
Yellow Dock and sarsaparillais performing some
astonishing cures nithis place. "A Mr.. S.iB.
Strickland has just informed mo that one of his
children has been entirely cured of very aeverei
case of Scrofula by tho use Of only one bbtte.--
He had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. The sores are all heal
ed up and the child apparently well, .whichis
justly ascribed to the use Of the Yellow Dock and
Yours, truly, !. -ssIs
! [sgnedl H. ,.ss R. A. ZEAL.
NJ pu. up IN quart bottles; 81 per bo,tle-as,
) Sold BY n j. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, i
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
Cincinnati, 0.-General Agent for the West,
to whom al, orders must be addressed. 49,
gslsee Also, fpR SALE BIZ ~ gaia,i ~ :
( .5E. ". Torcr 4 Co. 1lorgantoirn.' ~
o. a. Hagans 4 Co. Ktngteood.
bseG. ". Hdgans Co. Brandonuille.j
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