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PEnMASSHIp. give Ia plume.l-proles.ol
MlLLAR & Bro., whose specimens Of Pen

MlLLAR & Bro., whose specimens Of Pen.
man hr as well Us capacity 10 instruct in
ethOl branch Of education, lave elected the
highest encomiums from the Press at Rich.
mond and the cities East and West, have ar.
rived in Morgantown, and will instruct a
class or classes in Penmunship should sui.
fcient number of pupils be obtained, His
specimens are beautiful, and he brings with
him the highest testimonials.
Due Notice Of the location and time Of be
ginning course Of lessons will be given.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Prices again declined to-day. Offerings at
the scales 500 head Of Beef Cattle; 100
driven eastward, and the balance sold al
prices ranging from s3,25 TO S,75, on the
hoof market for hogs dull, sales al 1915 to
.6al.
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, July %.

M0RGANToWN, July %
FIoUR-Sells al $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-I50 cents per bushel.
CORN-5G
OATS-37 l-2 /"
POTATOES-5o 62a I"
BUTTER-Frpsh rolls 10 cents.
TALL0W-l2 cents per ID.
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L0Ao.-For HE Information Of the fra.

L0.Ao.-For he Information Of the fra.
terity abroad, we can state that the Order
is liourishing hereabout. The "hy-degree'
was 10. have been conferred upon number
Of strue and tried neophyles" few eve
nings ago. but swarm of black bugs com.
PEELED the meeting 10 adjourn in disordef
As an example of the strict discipline Of the
order, it is stated that the President is under
charge, and will be tried in October for get
ting up unassisted to put question! Can
YOU beat that a, Parktrsburg, friend Sterrei!
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sroNE.WARE.-The first kiln of Stone!

ST1NE.WANE.-The first kiln of Stone:
ware ever manufactured in Morsanlown,
was burned iii, week at the Pottery Of the
MCssis. Thompson aud from the specimens
taken from the kin, we re'graiifed to state
the experiment has proven entirely Success
full. The enlerprising proprie,ors Of this
well known establishment have put up the
appliances necessary for the manufacture Of
every variety Of SIons.ware, so that hereaf.
Ter that article will be al article Of export
instead Of import, as formerly, al our wharf
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J9ElrricD:

On the Cd insl., by Ed. Eli Martin, WM.
II. SHIELDS. Esq. Sheriff Of TAYLOR county,
10 Miss MARIA Payne, of ClaysviIIe, same
county.
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PuBLIC SALE.

IOURSUANT to ia Decree Of the Circuit
Z Court Of Munonsalia county, Va, Ien-
dered III the case Of Henry Watson and 9TH
crs against James o. Watson and Others, the
undersigned os Commissioner will, on Mou-
day the 26th day Of June, 1854, being Court
dsy, at the Court-hou.e in Morgnntown. sell
at public sale 10 the highes, bidder, about
a Acres Of Land,
lying on Whire.day creek, in Monongalis
county, near Smitlilield, being Lois No. 4
AID sin the division OF the Estate Of James
G. Watson, deceased, and the same that was
assigned TO the heirs OF Thos. Watson, decd.
Also 6s Acres, being Lot No. 8, assigned
10 Mary G. Watson, in the division Of said
Estate. All Uf said Lois lie adjoining, and
will be sold together. This land is valuable
and the tile believed to be perfectly good.
Said sale to be upon credit Of SIX, twelve
aud eighteen months, The purchaser giving
bonds with security Tor the payment Of the
purchase money, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
May 20, 1854.
E'ostpnnemcMf.
The Sale of The above Property is pnstpo.
ned I'LL the 9Th MondOy in JaIy, inst, at the
place above. mentioned.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
OF tho Greene County Agricultural Society

The following Premiums arc offered by the
Managers of tho Greene County Agricultural
Society, for the Fair to DO held this Fall in Car
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SALE CT LAND in Preston County, Va,

SALE CT LAND in Preston County, Va.
John p. Byme, By virtue Of n decree
rs. rendered in the Gorego.
james 6. Wade, G. ing causes, on the 2OIh
William T. Tut duy OF March, 1854. by
Is. the Circuit Court OF
Same. Preston county, Nu.the
undersigned Commissioners will sell the
uuds in the bill and proceedings mentioned
lying at & near The mouth Ct Salt lick creek,
IN the county aforesaid before the front door
Of the court. house N Knawood, on the 10Th
day Of August. 1854. (being CouIl dayl TO
the highest bidder, upon credit Of 4, s, II
ond IS months, the purchaser giving bond
and goud security for the purchase money,
with interest from the day Of sale.
WILLIAM G BROwY, &
JHo J. BRowN.
25lh May, 1854. is
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A WAGON FOUND.

The hind wheels and carriage OF Road or
Farm Wagon were taken up IN the river be.
low Morlm:own, few days since. For n
further description enquire at the Office Of
the Mirror. July ".
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q ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
q GEO. M.HAGANS & Co,

HAVE Just received lot Of Goods adap.
ted 10 the Season, which, with the former
stock, they win sell on most favorable
Terms. June Ia, 1904.
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Erirdtt Of letter from an eTitnsire Merchant in
Piaigisid, LirinssiOH CO., Mich:

" IsFttE JfuHt uf' tsA'''s'tt
Pi1iEfsid, Lirins;ica CO., Mich:
plaindcld, Michigan, april S, 1852.
Mr.. John D. purk-Dear Sr-Dr. Guysotrs
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilluis performing some
astonishing cures in this place. a Mr.. :. j..
Strickland has just informed me that one OF his
children has been entirely cured OF u very severe
case of Scroua by the use Of only one bottle
lie had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as tie child
continued getting worse. The sores arc all heal
cd up and the child apparently we'll, which IS
Justly asrrlbed to tho use the yellow DUckand
SarsapRrilla. Yours, truly, ,
LSIgusdl r. y. BEAL'
" Put up in quat. bottles, 81 rcr bO''le-s'1
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
NOr.hea., corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets
Cincinhutti, O.-:General Agent for tho west,
10 whom ali orders must BIO addressed.
ALSO, FOR SALE BY
j. ". Tovrr SEQ. Morgdn'otrt.
/. 4. Higgins J. Co, KngroOd.
G. ". HdgGns 6 Co. RrcndonriI't.
Logaa & Carr, FaIrmoaI'
hPrl -, ls5i-f'
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ASSISTANT EDlros's pEpARrxrSr

LOCAL NEwS AND VARIOUS MATTERS.
Morgantown, Saturday, July 2a, 1854.
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Tho peculiar maladies to which women are
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, ACCOM-
panied by Jcprossed and often gloom! STATE OF
mind. As the system declines in strength, there
is a loss OF nervous power, and this very natn-
rally impairs the energy OF the mind and tlisturhs
the cquanimity Of the temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this 10 be the mourniul truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop the
tendency to depletion and debility. Thisisdonc
BY renewing that fountain Of health and strength,
the Blood, and no medicine accomplishes this
desirable result SO speedily and completely as
DR.. Gaysotts Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock
and SArsaparlia.
Ladies' Of pale complexion and cOnsumptiyn
habits, and such as arc debilitated by those oh
structions which females arc liable to, are res
tored, by the use fabolt!e or two, to bloom and
IN
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RADRAYS REGULATORS.
Every pill taker should examine the theory on
which tho REGULATIONS arc founded. Every
one "who takes pills" will md Radrdy's Rt&u-
ators tho mostp pleasant aud sale Regulator OF Tho
Liver; Bowels, Kidneys, and other organs of the
system in use.
We have hitherto hoeu treating Of direasc OF
Inflammation in Tvs acute or chrome state aud "
, remedies the RELIEF on one lnnd and tic RE,
SOLVENT on the ottcr. We NOW pass 10 thu
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Best and most Wheat on five acre', o o
ID do.
Ses, and most clover seed on TWO contigu.,
| Gus HcrGs,
do. one.IOur,l acre Of Potatoes, :
Cd do do a
Best Swce; Potatoes, five bushels, :
best cultivated Farm, .
I'd do do
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81 beg your pardon; Sir; but ran
away from home, Sir, and don't know
what l'mgoing to do, cigar Off here. /
am slave, Sir, md some people ytold
me that TWAS better to starre than
be slave, and | shipped for Marseillcs
and I've come up here Il foot, and
haven't got cent; and | don't know
what I'm going to do, SO far of, Sir.
| wish you'd give me u few coppcrs
to get nights lodging, Sir.''r
& well, timts aS.pre,ty account to
give OF yourself. So, youran away?
Did your master ever beat vou?p
"No, Sir, he didn't never heat me-"
"Wcll, what are YOU going 10 don.
81 am a.goingto get down ~, 1lavrc
the best way | can, .andswork My pass
age back to the States, SIR
you were better of thcre than
you arg. hcre?" "Lord gracious, |
should think was!!"
."WelI, here, take that, and h9 care
'u with it, and another time don't
mind what "some people" tell you.
Good bye"
",Thanls you Sir, Pm very, much oh
iiged TO you, Sir; ifl ever get back
III stay back - Good bye Sir"
And he hnrrcd5oil' into the fog.
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The RAINING TREE.-The island y

The RAINING TREE.-The island of
Fierro is one ofthc most considerable
OF the Canaries, and conceive that
name to be given it upon this account
--thatits sol not ailording so much
as drop of fresh water, seems to be
OF iron from; and, indeed, there is in
this island neither river. nor riyulct
nor well, nor spring, save that only to.
wards the sea side there arc some well
but they lie at such a distance from
the city, that the inhabitants can make
no use thereof: But the great Prescr
Wcr.an Sustaincr of all remedies this
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Inconvenience by u way SO cxtraordi.
nary thata man will &c forced to sit
down and acknowledge that, lie gives
i'll this, an undeniablc demonstration
of goodness and infinite Providence.
For IN the midst Of this island, there
is tree Which is the only one Of the.
kind, isasnuch us it hath no rescm-
biancc TO those mentioned by us in
tins relation, nor to any other known
10 us in Europe. The leaves oft are
long aud narrow and continue in aeon
stanl verdure winter and summer: and
It's branches are covered with n cloud
which is never dispcIled but resolved
INTO moisture which causes to fall
rom It's leaves Il very clear water and
that in such abundance that the cisterns
which arc place.! at tie foot oi,he tree
t"rccc'vc it arc never empty, but con-
tain enough to supply both man and
pcast.-Nunaelslo.
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------rs. -<.sz>. ..,.

a. RuNAwAY SLAvE] IN pAnrs.-The
l'arls correspondent ola morning paper
relates the following incident, which
we publish for the edilication of our
abolition friends:
was standing, late last evening, at
a corner ola deserted street, the FOG
almost qucnchirg the light ofthe lamp
"hen was accosted by voice that
spoke English:
Are you an American. SIR"
My qucstioncr was ancgro boy, per.
haps lS years of agc-taIl, somewhat
cmacIated; jet black, and dressed m n
blouse or smock- -lrock. rF
"lcs, ! am. What then?"
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a FAST Srony.-An EngIlshlnan
was Dragging OF the speed on English
railroads torai Yankee traveller seated
at his sideIin one. Of the cars Of fast
train, in England Tho engine bell
was rnng rs the train ncarcd Il station.
1t suggested to the Yankee an orporlu-
nifty Of taking down his companion
apcg or two"
whats that, noise" instantly in
CURED the Yankee.
We arc approaching town. said
tic Englishman. '1hcy have to com
mcncc ringing about ten miles before
they get to q station CT else the train
would run by it before the bell could
be hcarR Wonderful isn't it! sup.
pose they havcn't invented bells in A.
merira yct?"
"Why yes" replied the YANKEE;
"wr.ve got bells but cant use them
on our railroads. We rum SO tull.al
fast that the t'ain always keeps ahead
OF tic sound. No use whatever: the
sound never reaches the village I'LL ii.
ter the train gets hy.;'
''!ndccd!" exclaimed the I2~glSh,
man. 'l'act,'' said the Iml,.ey. had
to give ny bells. Then we lri,d steam
whis,lcs--but they wouldn't answer.
either. was ou The locomotive when
the whistle was tried. We were 90.
ing at Il Tremendous. ra,c-hu,r;caucs
were no whar. all' had 10 hold nv
hair on. We saw IL two horse w:agnn
crossing the track about iivr niles
ahead, and The engineer let tlc VIII. .lc
on, screening like trooper. 1t scream
cd awiulIy, but It wash, no nsc. The
first th;n,r l,uov. ;.,;;
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he following anccdote-a true one
Is from a private letter. 1t is worthy
"iapace III the next monthly conmcli,
OH The sayings OF little folks, in the
kn!ckcrboci.rr, in which this depart.
mrnt forms one "ilhc most agreeable
OF lis many attractions:
he other day, i)r. SIS three
children, ilcp!ayins in the nursery
decided /" have Il ,niI road excursion.
;" they all mounted up into the crib
ana commenced rocking .tHN xpecd.
At,cr awhile il WAS proposed to have
an accident thinking, suppose it would
he uniaShlolIablc 10 travel far without
one. so they all took hold and little
Mary broke her arm short oil.
Miss B went to see her. and
was plying her very much with her
helpless and bandagcd arm when Mary
said:
"Wcli! if ever ! get well, III sue
the company for $4,000 damages? |
think that will be enough, for father
says ain't any great affair after
all.
That is the best sarcasm on the
present state Of rail roads that |
know Of
She is the same little young one,
(scvcn years old,) VINO said of her
little brother Joe, who is a great tcazc
that she wished our Heavenly Father
either hadn't made Ter or her brother
tJnc-it didn't make any difference
which.
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DIP YOU EVER l,EAn OF Mr.. oTnEY
SAf!'-l Saa'nt ask you if YOU cv
cr saw him, because | know that, like
other towards, he generally skulls out
OF sight; bnt I'm very sure you could
get peep at him, You would find that
he had Il ''clov2n foot" But if can't
tell you ~ho Mr.. "Thcy say" is, can
tell you sehct he is.
lt1nitc drives him frantic to see any
person happier ll,an himself, or more
fortunate: and as sure rs any one ccts
more love, or more money, than he
has, he vii! knit his ugly Lrows to con
triTc somehow to give them the
hcart.achc.y Sometimes he will do it.
IN one way, and sometimes in anoth-
er; sometimes he will do it. by shrug
gng his shoulders. shaking Ills head,
and looking rs if he could say some
thing dreadful bad about a person. if
he only had 4 mind to. He has made
many u poor woman, who had no
brave arm to strike the coward down.
weep her, bright eyes dim, till she
longrd 10 lay her aching head with the
silent company in ,hcIuict church.yard.
You'd suppose that nobody who
owned :; heart, would ever choose The
society Of such Il wicked villain. You'd
suppose nobody who loved God. would
ever listen to him, or repeat his false
say inss; but, alas! people are SO fond
OF hearing ''sumcthiug nrw,,' that they
can { make up their minds to turn their
oacAs upon him; SO they sit, and
smile, and listen, till he las nothing
m"rc toAcll, and then they draw down
faces, and tell hin, he "oughi uoi dilk
so!"--j"SJ is il Mr.. They Say did
NJ sec that they were perfectly de
lighted with him! Certainly, he gocs
oil laughing in his sleeve to think ticv
suppose him such Il fool.
"Nlr. They Say" is very great
traveller. 1t is astonishing how much
ground he can get over without the
help OF steamboats,, cars, stages, or tel
cgraph wires. He may be found in
Thousand places at uiicc-in every fit
tie village iii the United S,ates-in
every house and shop and hotel of:
iicc. Editors are very fond Of Mr..
They Say They always give him
the best chair in the office, for he is
an amazing help to them. In fact, it
is Aunt lanny's opinion, that their
newspapers would die natural death
without him. To be sure, he some
times gets them into shocking scrapcs
with his big tibs; but they know low
to twist and turn out of il.
lr*, Mr.. They Say" is Il coward
ly liar! He could Mt look AN hon
est man straight in the eye, any more
than he could face Il c:.i!uonball. lie
would turn rs pale rs snow wreath
and mel. into nothing just about
as quick.
Oh. Aunt FANNY knows ali about,
him. >" Wien he comes OH hcy
track, She look, Straight at her ink.
stand, and MIND, her Own business.
.she s.no"s Chat nothing plaques .he
~! fellow ike hcing tr ;tcd with per
feet Indifference. lhe!'s the way
TO Kill han OIL!
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New York Advertisements,

yrwsr,r En AprERTIsING AGENCY OF
s. NJ eWIINhILL, ~ co.
I'D Nassau 81, New York, and 10 State ST.,
BOSTON. wLS are III e Agents of the bestan,l most
widrlyrrifculated newspapers in the United
Sta,es and Cnnadas /; nd are authorized to take
advertisements and sui rserlptlons at thcpublish-
ers lowest rates. N
Oct. ~, 1853. so II
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Cheap Grocery,

TIE Subscriber having opened gro
Gerry underneath the Town Hall, designs
Keeping constantly on hand, a supply OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCkWllEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON, LARD, BUTrER,
CHEESE, MACKEREI.. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c.
In fact little o! almost everything that is
good to cat; all of whct will be sold low
for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
ducc. He promises /" attend 10 lis own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive Il liberal share of pa
tronasc. ]. NJ. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1853 4O-u
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF INTEN MINUTES !!
Isr-;ala,s Ea.aIs,rGssic E.Nnfcrs

HNK etEl " II StEaiL LWasEss S.|SVISHS y
nrc unfniliug i'll the cure of CoUCns. COLDS,
ASTHMA, BKcNCHrrIS, SoRE THROAT,i lloARS-
NESS, DIFFICULT BREATHING, INtHpIENT
CoNsuMrrioN, AND DISEASES OF TIE l. pNGs
They have no taste 0i medicine, ana any ,;Jll'
will take them. Thousands have been US
lorcd 10 health that had before drspared Tt5s-
,iinony given in hundreds Of eases. A sngI,,
dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
ASK for Bryan's Pulmo;iic Waf.rs-the origin
nj and only genuine s stamped "Brym.''-
Spurious kinds nrc offered for sale. Twenty
five cents a box. Sold y dealers generally
BRYAN ~ CO., Rochester, N. y, Proprie-
tors. Wholesale by ~
pm. COHEN tG co..
shr Charleston.
Oct. IS, 1853. SO 3m
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,ofies Tie
c,ilzens OF this, and The adjoining Districts,
That he has removed his Stables near the De-
pot OF the w. ~ NJ. Il. Road, where hc is ready
at all times to take charge Of diseased Horses
ior " moderate charge in all cases where ller.
Is no cure no pay will bc expected. He also
continues ie fake Passengers io rnGi from ,Ie
Depot, and expects shortly TO receive New
Omnlbns for that purpose Goods he will haul
ut ne OLD rate of 10 cents per package, and
soiici's the patronage of tho public : 'f..s
Feb. y, 1853 80 l1--fff
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past f;,rours the subscriber wish
rs 10 inform the public that lir still .nanul;,c-
lures Cotton Gins III his establishment in Slate
burg, on The most improved and approved plan
Whlc: he thinks that the cotton si.,nud OF, one
OF those gins Of The late ilnpr0y ainenI is worth
nj least 1t quarter of cent inore than tile cot
ION slnn"d on the ordinary gin. He also man
nlnr'nrcS mem on the most simple construction,
oi the finest finish and of the hes, materials ,n
VII, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 50 per Saw
IL" also repairs old gins ana puts them in com
plrir order II! The shortest NJ ice. All orders for
Gins wil! he promptly and puncilaly attended
To. WILLIAM T.! IJSON
Staicburg, Sumter Dist S. C. Feb II. oG.
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C3GEGalGE3Oa3o

AT TIE OLD STAND OF s. Il J. GILBERT.
RS S. & T.. NJ. G IlnERT
Ig3t-.::11rr5@5I- continue the CARRIAGE
-SA-----.---BUSINES;S nj tue above
S,and--No. 3j and 40 Wcntwor;h-sir street.
Charlcston-wherc they vii! be pleased TO
exhibit TO their old friends ard customers
a very cNtcnsivc Stock Of Vehicles. com
prISimg those OF their OWN manufacture.
together with various other styles usually
found in tbs :"#rket. Their long acrmaim'
aacc with this market rs manufacturers
and dGa'crs VIII enable Them Ia oiler great
Inducements 10 purchasers both in styles
and prices
August II, lSj2 4I-tf
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MegTO Shoes.

The subscribeF has made arrangements for
Inc manuiaciuro Of from Four 10 Five Thousand
pairs OF The above article by thcEAI.L. For
Ieieremce us 10 qualify, he would respectfully
oi nm, to those who palronizcd him Inst wear
can be offerded ~ " 80
May % M0pc,r
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Webb GlarlkS'ss s Hotel,
,sJ5HT,E.1sJ J,lI.lls

f,sjsa IL Fsa He subscribe rwci,i III Ys rs
I::;'sss ;s3 fully inform his pafrans Sid
2 frAa.ie4 = Puh bic general Hat no ii
70 accommodate al {. II ia p3ys!s
him him call.at thc<old stsssl, az eisiiiiIe
rates; Ills servants ureaactIVe nd ii tar-,
,y f,sll'tsiable y shall be Well supplied With
tlieiestlh Y he marEet vii aiiisfsl, Is 4
come frang genien,ss o his esttii
y inent !H13: silail Y, beSorderl and /. ~,
:pecifi4ii s0iicits share tlf i;ili ioissc &,
nv w ffssls b. sIia III b ~ s.
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duuoioatcs.

Mr. EditOrs Please announce
Capt. Il. DEFnNnsos as II Candidate for
Sheriff Of SumtS' District at the ensuing
election.
Aug "a, 1853
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