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Another Fight with Indians.
We learn from Drs Williams and Johns,
Us. A.. who arrived in our city yesterday
mornine from the West. that pretty se>
we're and obstinate engagement recently
took place near Lake Trinidad, about for
ty>fye miles wes, of Corpns Christi. be.
tween Lieut.. Cosby. of the Mounted Rifles
,.i,h ten men and a marty of Lipan Indians.
'",.p''"s "o"' 90 " w "''''o
;. "op $50 ~ IL, ~.
''"ns Wv. '.,' JUS 80 ,i,a;. 49,
anu "o'e III '',9 'o' " ''.V'% r w. ,r. IT,,
ses' W raw "o s'o""" ""o ~ To-
P',po""''' "''s' ''"''I'' 80
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"'e anu s""su,'"'s connie '"s'e'' 80"
eV"''"ue'' "',"o'' ''''o'",'S''"' ~,
nan "ou'' "u''ns ""'0" i''su'' ""'
severely "o"""su !" NV "'"' ",'' VA" us
oi"'""s PeiSo" ~ many f'"'''' y,
One AFRO" pierced PoFf mon" IN we Poch
ct OF his pants, aud, had II not been 'of a
quantity OF gold CON, IN the port NOME
which arrested the impetus oi the arrow
he uuquestlonably would have lost his ille.
Lieut.. Cosby fought with the most admlra'
bile GOODNESS, and determined courage, III
I'll his ammunition was completely exhaust
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tHE ARCHBISHOP OF Ntw YORK AID
rrS SENATOR PROM NichIGAN.-Afch>
bishop Hughes has written letter IN the
New York Courier and Enquirer IN which
he promises TO reloIn. at length, to tho re-
mark latel, made ~ the senate OF the INT
'ed states oy "eh' Nas'' on tha subject OF
reiigious ireeoom OF conscience abroad.
This letter is written IA the peculiarly char
acterlstic VEN OF the reverend asthor, as
the following extracts will show
The undersigned feels mos, deeply the
disadvantages under which he must neces
sarllt appear IN ven'uflng TO review the
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" n hiiuy D. o candidate fat lasiic" Of the
Peace for Marshall Beat No > at the neat August
election.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

John y Aad,v,on l. \ candidate FOR Ius',o N hc
F,oe. IN Manhall Beat Ne ;, at she ensuing August
election
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The citizens Of Harrison county favorable 10 i'm
sr Courthouse, on Saturday ncsi, tho lfih inst
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or Matte Griffith " certainly has an
idea Vi love, embraces. Hear her on the
subject OF hugging aud kissing:
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Lgsses ~ Haitef Ia n candidate for Asssssoe and
Cotlsefor vi Harrison county Mt the ensuing August
election
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The nnd.nigpcd " thankful for past ayers, o.e'
,e.A ,hapii,fs presents he name bcloro iiiy ,pefs
nf iistfrDn county ~ candidate Tor The offire o.
Toss,y Nissl ~ thu ensuing August election.
T.. {. BEAILEN
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Richard s.. keii,r Is q Candidate for Asssssor and
CoH,ofet oi 1ases isr Harrison county at 10. ehsn
uig AugWi election.
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w.. arr svtiorts.,l o. annorne. the usBr Of q
lj,sdf,fk tr priecui Incumbent for f--stf iiun ~
The Ollie. Of ClssL II ,hc County teuf, tie ensF
ins August election
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or The Shclbyvllle Keveille learns that
Mr., VIM. IlarralI, planter living near
San Augustine, accidentally shot himself,
SIX or seven shot penetrating his thigh,
Tie is thought not TO be dangerous
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LAKE MEETING.

NJ Ds. =. l. Smith. Of 1srrani Hopkins county
!, an authorized agent Of the Republican,.
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fd.sDd Hin Is candidate for Constant Of War
shall Bent nuiuf-r 0, al the ensuing Augns election.
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Tnr editor of the Lavaca Register ~
Gently visited and inspected the wan
which has been done to deepen the chan
mel through Indianola bar. He ststa aa
the cut is $50 yards in length, and @n
width, and through the entire length, 10
the centre OF the channel, the shoaIss r.
ter he tound ras trelre feet. Near ~
banks OF the channel the water varies i'ss
eight to nine feet in der'h.--Cir'Iias,
We learn by private letter from View
phs, that the sweet poetess, Mrs. l.. wv
g'nia French, has become mother 10"
puts nm end to all Mrs Ginnie's " phlas
phancics
Cradles and NnsoS
The snucslrr Nho chooses
To rick nice baby nil day,
NlnHi make up her mind.
A. thu rest uf her Kind.
To pa, all her Tine thoughts away.
Guide Ga:ah
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LATEST NEWS.

H. Pr,oe is n candidate for rossf9H' ia beat
No. r. at the ensuing August election
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J. A. Cot Is a candidate for Constable, in the
MARSHALL beat No o. at ,i,r ensuing August Election
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g. W. Siof,t u candidate for Constable IA Mar
shal B,ai No. :, AZ Tie ensuing August election
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Johx " Hsa,ierson " candidate ipf TIE ofIlcr OF
U,str,e tisrs oi Harrison county al the ensuing An
gust election.
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COUNTY CLERK.

L. r. Fort n a eandidss l,f the Office 81 District
Clefk OF Harmon county at ihc eusung eivriiru.
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The small pox is raging violently a,
Jacksonville Fla.
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ASsTssON AND COLLECTOR,

Giiaf Wilson IL rsndida,c for She onier 81 A.
.es.or md foi,,for 81 Ja,c. io Harmon ,onay al
fi,. ensuing August eicrt,ou,
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II. joyce ~ = candidate ior Sherry, at the ensuing
Angari election.
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r. N SnnslarY Is a candidate fur Jssiief II ne
psat. In Marshall Beat, No D. at the ensuing Aufus'
election.
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W TAs Cotton Market, on thc , inst,
was aetivs, At the following quotations:
Ordinary 81 ~ C,a-i Mhlllisa 3. a -
tIsw MHiJiIns - II Hdsliiga faif % q -
Aihidis,g ;.;ifiiari Fair .tsfti ioa-
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J.F Hassaet. ~ candidate iur SAoT,g. at the en-.
sung August election.
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snaonnc- my-.f as a candidate for he uiisse Of
D,str,a tisrh u Harrison county, at the ensuing
Angus, ei.etion. " JOHNSTON
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

foha M4nisa Is u CAM late mr Commission, a
the ensuing August el.c'ipn.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Jss.s " a Il a candidate f1r Jf,assa,r Of Harm
son county, nj the ensuing hnaGst slscuon
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IDR Sli I,RtIl.
N H. Psrrg cut-'idaie for the Office Of ShsrF,
al tl.a .rssiug August rlsciiplL
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was doubtless destroyed IN thus unnatural
manner, to hide the shame and guilt OF the
parent.
The Houston Telegraph states, that res
Gently a man named Odum, deliberately
shot down an unarmed German named
Suhr, residing on Buffalo Bayou. The
Telegraph, commenting upon the case, re-
marks
The offence is a repetition Of VIVA, fire.
quenty occurs in Texas. bus 10 neserthe.
less an outrage upon the lowest advances
OF civilization. and would be punishable by
death among barbsriaus. Odum has es~
capped, aud the affair is likely to be forgot>
ten.
But suppose he had been arrested aud
tried, what assurance has the law abiding
portion of the community that he would
have been convicted aud punished.
This state Of things calls for reform,
Neither lie nor property 10 safe, when the
laws cannot be administered. II senti~
ment prevails among men 10 deter them
from finding persons guilty of crime, be>
cause they shrink from intllciing the death
penalty, let our criminal code be amended
and some other punishment substituted.
4 For our part, we are opposed to hanging
but while the law exists 1t mus, be- en-
forced or society is disorganized, and an.
archy substituted for order. The facts re-,
voaled in the charge OF Judge Buckley, are
no. only alarming, but diseracsfui in the
last degree To the people OF the Eleventh
Judicial District. II is time that this bru,
tai disregard OF human life were corrected
The neglec. to punish offenders is license
to the despsrado to provoke difficulties,
with premedtated murder in his heart; and
when it is known that no man can he pun.
ished for murder. we may look Tor its per
petration on every hand. and upon every
occasion OF drunken broil OF Sigh,
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CillEE IL Slice.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.

T. 4 Pst,iio - candidate for re election o tie
otles Of Ch.f Jasi,ee al ile ealng Angnrl elrcIIon
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

Iwish to sell my Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on The Evansville pike, II miles
from Morgantown. OF this tract $50 a.
ores are improved, and about 200 acres
ure under fence. 1t is mostly scwn in
grass. On the premises are two dwelling
houses. a los barn and several out.build.
inss also two young apple orchards and
other fruit trees. The whole is well wa
tered, and the farming land in agood state
Of cultivation. 54s M,
Ny price is eight dollars per acres
The title is good, and possession will be
given on the LIST Of April next.
For view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call OIL the subscriber, living
thereon. " WIN. MILLER.
August "a, 1858, 2lltf
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
MenStraatioa, &c., with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer cxcepted,) no matter how severe
or of how long standing. .t.,
The Ca,holicon far sprpasses other remedies in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
tho system In better condition. Let all inter
cstcd call and obtain pamphlet (FnEE) contain
inn annie proof, from tho most respectable sour.
ccs, Of the beneficial results Of lis use ; togeth.
or with letters from highly experienced Phys
clans, who have used It in their practice, and
sneak from their own observations. ~ se'
rrlg n REFERENCES: tl5
p.B. PEcKriAM, NJ. D. Utica, MY. 3sl
, LID. ELEslvo, NJ. D. Canandaigua, N. Y.
NJ. II. Hills, NJ D Rochester, N. Y.
D.Y. FooTE, NJ D Syracuse, N Y. .t
Professor DUNBAR, NJ D Baltimore, Nd.
J. c. ORnIcx, NJ D
IS w. W. REESE, NJ D City fNew York.
w. Prescott, M D Concord, N II.
]. p. HEwLAHD, NJ D, Utica, N Y.
Rev. c. S. BEARD, Glenn Sprngs,S c. se'
Pamphlets can be had gratis at the Store Of
Z. W. TOWER s. Co.., Agents,
Druggistsa& booksellers, Morgantown, Va
And sold byIoGAN g. CARR, Fairmont,
'.'' Dr.WM. EYSTER, do
J.&. W. B.KERN, Nliddlcburne,
osta- Dr.. T. c. HAWKINS, Waynes.
burg, pcnra, and by most Of the
leading Druggists III the adjoining counties.
o. See the following letter:
81. HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin county, NC}
VIZ hF'l. r. November 2s, 1858.
DR. John D. ,Marchisi: ,eYi- 20, "
IO7ghl Sir: doom it my duty to express to you
my sincere thanks for your discovery of the cell
cbratcd Female Medicine, (Catholicon.) My
wife has been more or less troubled with flood
ing for eight or nine years, and found nothing 10
give her relief, antil, by accident, Igot bottle
Of your medicine, and found it just the thing
wanted. 1t acted like charm, and has given her
entire relief of permanent character.
With much respect your ob't scrv't,
, (signed) A. WILLIAM J. BoL1s.
~. J. B. MARoHlsI & Co. Proprietors,
.. Central Depot, s04 Broadway, N. Y.
February II, 1854. lIl tt Nd, 'l-.. 81.
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n ',a w Of an !Il;iissds,,.
PalitlsI00,as aistg Vests,

Consisting Of Cashmere, Cashmoret, Cloth, sa-
tinett, Tweed, Corduroy, Linen and Cotton Pants
oseycry variety Of style and price-somc rs low
as75 cents. Cloth, plush, cassimere, silk velvet,
marreilles, linen and other styles VESrS---some
40 Inv n g cents. '-..Jt- 2
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THE MONONG ALTA MIRR OR.
DIR. j. D. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHoLICON,
FOR THE RELIEF AM, CURE OF
SUFFERING FEMALES.

Hi1t' stands pre-
eminent for It's
curative powers
in all the diseas
60 for whichitlis
recommended,
usually called
8 Fc male
Complaints.
ofthesea rePro-
iapsus Ueri, or
fillins Of the
Womb; Ruor Al.
bus, or Whites ::
Chronic kfam-
nation and u
] eeratisn Of The
Womb: Mcidcn.
tai HGmorrhage,
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MoRGANToWN FLOUR MILL.

IA
EALL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done ut Rogers Mill,
aud all othels who ore fond Of good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term Of years,
a, cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill. ..u
With the advantage OF sundry improve.
men,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and a toll-dish just
right and right side up, he expects to com
pete successfully with his brother Nlillers,
and TO give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood by
Farmers and Others, lharall who bring good
whea, may rely upon having good -four.
p 10 The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES 5. CRAIG.
October 81, 1858. If sss
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IRGlNlA, ss.-At Rules held inthe
= Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Preston,
on the frst Monday in April, 1864:
SJoas Il. williAMsos,) 4MSDEBT, TO recover
.IE rs. f from tie Defendant the
RICHARD PolIYe. sun, Of ss4.G9 with inter-
cstfrom 9Th January, 1854, due from him to the
Plaintiff. 5.s.. 81. as 1. 9ils..
Tho attachment. issued in this cau,e having
been returned with service thereof accepted by
Guslayps Cresap, as Garnishee, and happening
that said Polling is president OF this State, u
10 ordered that he do appear here within one
monthaiier due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect hls interests in this
suit. n siit a copy teste y.
. bile, Alto. SMITH CRANE, Clerk. 2
Kingwood, April s, 1854. h a4a;5t
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Durbannah TannerY.

The undersigned hereby returns Ills
thanks to generous public, for the liberal pa.
,ronase heretofore bestowed upon him, and would
also inform his old customers, as well as those
who wish TO become new ones, that he still car
ries on the Tanning business at his old stand in
Durbannah, opposite the Foundry VIM. Luzier,
ESQ.,, near Morgantown, Va, where he keeps on
hand all kinds Of LEATHER usually tanned in
this country. lie has now tanned large lot Of
Hips, which he will be happy to finish to order.
GEO. M. REAY.
February 3, 1854 -a' 2SS Sin =.
p. ST. also find it necessary to call
on those who are indebted to nc to call immcd-
ately and make payment, as | need the money
and must have it G. NJ. X.
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1Y.TTtg and CPS;

SconaistiSg Of silk, Fur Kossu.h, cuban, Pnna.
nd Leehprn md Palm Hats, Of all qualities and
styles;Ssilk, plush, cloth and glazed CAPS.
BOOTS IND SHOES, 2
STOC KS, CRAP ES, SHIRTS, &c.
A large and beautiful assortment ofStocks,
crayats, Shirts, Collars, Handkcschicss, Socks,
suspcnders, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, SC.
tItJ- One Of. the firm is n practical Tailor, hay-
Ing been nj the head Of some Of the most fash
ioaable houses in many Of the European and A.
laerican cities; having this advantage, he feels
thut he cannot iailt please.
Call a. once four doors north Of Wallace's iio.
el,atthc Store room recently occupied by P.A'
Defing & Co. II
7Morgantown, April S, 1864. sm.
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9tCseNl Eu6tkiC Observation-Disclosures
3l9, 32l, 1923, Liberty Street,
Opposite smithlcld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old and now stock, Of my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
hand ut the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Millstones
always on hand. Mill Spindles, mill Irons, mill
& Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen Wire, Corn
and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron proofStaves, Lcath-
or Betting always on hand.
LulI's Patent French Burr Smut Machines, a
superior article, used in over 800 ofthe best mills
in the West. Tncy run light, clean well and fast,
and will last life time. When they become dull
the edge can be renewed by cracking the Burr.
We annex certificate from ono Of the laFgest
Touring mills in the West, and for further par
ticulars refer to our hand bills.
Dds, PITTSBURGH, juno 20, 1862.
W. W. Wallace, Esq.--Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smut
machines; they work 10 our entire satisfaction,
d,they arc durable, not liable TO get out OF
order, and we consider them the best machines
new muse. WlLMARTH l. Noble.
All orders promptly attended TO.
WV. WALLACE,
l9Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TO.pAY.E
4 Newspaper for The Tirlcs.

To NEE, the demands Of the reform, and in
!, compliance with tho urgent entrcates OF many
Temperance men, tho subscriber has determined
10 publish his paper, from and alter the 18Th oi
April, attle low price of ONE DOLLAR PER
ANNUd. To do this, and to ensure the greatest
snccess, ne has determined upon several other
important changes in the journal heretofore
known as the SOUTHERN ERA. Among these
~, a change ofinamc, u slight reduction in the
size ofihc sheet; md q substitution OF smaller
type, so as TO eiyeithe same amount Of reading
matter in a smaller compass. Along with these
changes, there will be such notifications in the
conduct oftle journal, as to render it acceptable
10 all who desire TO be informed ofpassnE events.
A,rhe reasons which induced the change OF the
name ofsthe paper, and the motives which led 10
,headoption OF title SO singular, as TO-DAY,
will be given in the first number Of the new iss1c
The paper will be devoted to Tie ads0t1ey. Of
The Temperance Reform, and especially to ;hat
phase OF this great movement, which looks to the
Tepal ofthe License Lar, and the total prohf6t-
ton Of he traffic In liquors. The Editor is more
than ever of opinion, that such paper e&ten.
isluey circulated in Virginia, is the great want o.
the times, and SO far us he may he able, no VIII
.giyeih;s readers all the information that Gun be
collected in this State, and from oil tho other
States of,h!s Union othor subjects will recciye
n que kNHle titelttous sSISStbss ''''a
be g;ycn,a general summary of news, correct
and full reports iofthc Markets Of Richmond and
the chief Northern Cities, and all information that
isusaaliysopgh in the columns ola weeklyjous-
nal. Indeed, II is the purpose OF the Editor, to
discuss calmly all topics n.tsectarian, and espe-
cially 10 labor for tho development ofthe fesous-
ecs 81 Virginia and tho Soutl,.i,iis ~
.PAYMENTSlN ADYANCEw will be the invaEi
able rule Of tho Office.
with this explanation Of his intentions, the
subscriber commits himself to his work, and ear-
.ncs,ly requests all temperance men, and ,allwho
desire pure Southern Literature, TO give him
their, support in this enterprise. Remittances
maj, be made by mail, and letters should be ad-
dressed to the Editor Of To-day, Richmond, Va.
Persons sending money sheuldwrite plainly the
name Of the person, Post Office, County, and If
aotinyvirginia, the State 10 whichthe paper is TO
be sent. Postage should be- paid on all letters
Papers which have heretofore honorcd us with
an exchange will please continue that favor, and
will receive our wsrmcst thanks by giving this
prospectus few Insertions. Especially do we
ask oil gu, Virginia Exchanges this courtesy, and
such further encouragement ms they may be dis
posed to grant, and any paper with which we do
not now exchange, will receive our wariRcst ac-
acknowledgements for similar act Of kindness.
April %, 1854. N. A. S'ruRDiVASF.
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Fraze1.'s Pills.

LaIis.'1 tNas 'HHIr
n S an Anti-Bilious or purgatve Pill thy are
Unsurpassed, being gentle in their operation, and
leaving the stomach in free healthy condition.
Persons who are suffering from indigestion and
arrangement Of the stomach can BIO speedily ind
permanently cured by the usc OF Frazcr's Head
ache Pills. ....., ,,,.t-,...,,f .,f az
Read the following, being one Of thousands OF
certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON COUNTY, March 3, 1858.
Messrs. CITY w. e. Frazer, jr.-Gcntemen
Thiss toccrtifythat some time since was at
tackled with severe and violent Headache from
which suffered for more than week, in the
mean time taking different kinds Of pills, until
was completely exhausted in strength. Having
heard ofyour celebrated pills started for Cooks
town, to purchase box, very much against the
wishes fmy friends who advised mo to go to bed
and have physician sent for. When reached
your store l had such acute pain in my temples
/ was hardly able to stand Alter getting box
OF pills, Immediately took four OF them, and
in three hours alter was entirely relieved. !
continued using them until / had taken the whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. i sin
cerely believe Ind | not taken tho plls1 would
have had violent attack offcrcr. ! recommend
Frazer's pills among all others, as the rcry best
pills in tie IForla. ~ . -'-l e}"l ~ 800.
Respectfully yours ASA s.HAYELY.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
by ''''7''''' c. g. w. E. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, Cookstown, Pa.
and sold by s1pa L. W. TOWER s. Co.
June 4, 1852. Dforgantopn, Ia.
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Hats, Caps, &c!
"A new and lnrge assortment, u.g .',
~ wv JUST RECEIKED,

n uGW uHu Ihise ussol tih'Ht B. .H.F I'
: '' WV JUST RECEIKED, ,
and for Sale, cheap for Cash, or The usual
credi, 10 punctual customers, wrl
at The "COnlmercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully 10 inform their old friends and cnsto .,
mers that they have removed their Hal
STORE from the Public Squareto Hagans
new building, High street, where they arc
prepared with large stocktof =,
Hats, OF every variety, style and
Price, .jag VA.
10 accommodate oil who are hatless, or leai
of becoming SO, with any kind, style OF
priced HAT they may desire. ~
Z OF HATS Of any description made &c
order oil the shortest notice. a.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope, BY
strict attention 10 our business TO receive
q continuance Of the same. ,..tn.e
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, Feb. is, 1854. II u.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-05-13
THE CRYSTAL PALACE TOTALLY ECLIPsED IN 1854
r. BY THE Grand ExH1B171oN OF NEW GOODS At
Carr, Hanway 81 Co.'s.

havo length and prepared %r@
by CARR
York and Philadelphia Summer Goods extensively and u
fully assorted, in olows: 4 oaHra '
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all shades and descriptions, VIZ
SILK Lawn and
Bonncs, all prices from % 50 90
In the Gentcmens department we have we think, any nng e
Plain Shoes Coonade
would
Blcacd Brown MuSLiNs.
All ready Tor lheIo,
Inc
BARGAiNS" we say
and Goods thereby '
49,, avn ,v 4. m
MOganOpn March 20, 1854 CARR, AAN"Af 9 w.