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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
Hon. Samuel l.. Hays

Will address the people at the follow
ng times and places. We bespeak for
him a cordial reception by our people. and
guarantee good speeches by him:
: Johnstown, en- Roofing Creek, We'd
nesday. 10th.
Isaac Marsh's, on Ten Mile. Thursday,
18th.
Milford. Friday, 18th.
Union Meeting House, Saturday, 10th.
West Union, DOddridge CO., Monday,
2lst.
Robt. Johnston and A. S. Holden, the
Democratic candidates for House of Del
egates. will be at all these places, excep
Fairfield and West Union.
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FEARFUL RExCouNrER WITH A BEAR.-
On the 28th ult., citizen of Morgan
county, Va, was hunting on the Capon
mountain, when his attention was drawn
by the barking of his dogs to ledge of
rocks. Approaching the spot. he per-
ceived some object which appeared to be
the head of some animal. He raised his
rife and fred and Immediately a huge
bear rushed upon him. What ensued is
thus described by the Bath Enterprise
The hunter attempted to defend himself
with his empty gun; this the bear threw
from him with stroke of his paw, and
hurled him upon the ground and bit him
severely. The hunter then called his
dogs to his assistance. which engaged the
attention of the enraged animal, and
enabled the PROSTATE man to regain his
feet. He then had recourse to his toma-
hawk, and after tremendous struggle
finally succeeded in destroying the mon
ster. The hunter afterwards entered the
den and captured two cubs.
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Na'nralizsd oitizep. !; from


General Scott.
We publish the two following letters
from Gen'l Scott. written during the last
Presidential contest. Gen. Scott is high
authority. TheWhigs swore by these let
tiers then. Theycannot ignore them now.
We find them floating through our ex-
changes, and give them as we find them:
WASHINGTON, March l, 1851.
DEAR SIN :-In neply to your kind let
ter of the 9th inst, take pleasure in say
ing that, grateful for the partial estimate
you place on my public services, you do
me no more than justice in assuming that
| entertain "kind and liberal views to-
ward our naturalized citizens" Certain
ly it would be impossible for me to re-
commend or support any measure inten-
ded to exclude them from just and full
participation in all civil4 and political
rights now secured to them by our repub-
lican laws and institutions.
It is true that in a season Of unusual
excitement, some years ago, when both
parties complained of fraudulent practices
in the naturalization of foreigners, when
there seemed to be danger that native
and adopted citizens would be perma-
nently arrayed against each other in hos
tile factions, was inclined 20 concur in
the opinion, then ayowed by many leading
statesmen, that some modification of the
naturalization laws might be necessary in
order to prevent abuses, allay strife, I'd
restore harmony between the different
Glasses of our people. But later expert
euce and reflection have entirely removed
this impression. and dissipated my aPpre-
tensions.
In my recent campaign in Mexico, very
large proportion of the men under my
command were your countrymcn (Irish.
Germans, &c. witnessed with admira-
ton their zeal, fidelity, and valor in main
taing our flag in the face of every danger.
Vieing with each other and our native
born soldiers in the same ranks in patri,
otism, constancy. and heroic daring. l
was happy to call them brothers in the
field, as l shall always be to serve them as
couutrymen at home.
remain, dear sir, with esteem, yours
truly. WINFIELD SCOTT.
WM. E. RoD1NsoN, Esq
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WAsn1xGrou, March II, 1866.

GENTLEMEN Il have received your
note inviting me to join you st Philadel-
phia, in the celebration of the appro' ching
St, Patrick's day-an honor, which re-
greet the press of business obIiges nc to
decline.
You do mo but justice in aupposing me
to feel lively interests in Ireland and her
sons. Perhaps no man. certainly no Anne
rlcan, owes so much 10 the valor and blood
Of Irish as myself. Many of them mar
ched and fought under my command in
the war Of l8l3-'l5 and many more
thousands-;n the recent war with Mex
leo, not one of whom was ever known to
turn Lis back upon the enemy or 4 friend.
| salute you, gentlemen, with my COR
dial respects.
(Sigucd) WINFIELD SCOTT.
r Taller, G. NcCaullay. P. w. Conroy,
AMI J. McCann, Esqrs.. Committe &c
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GOdcy's Lady's Book for
1879.

NWENTY-FlFTH year of Publication by the
i same Publisher. Tho only LGdy's Book ae-
knowledged by tho Ladies' OF this country %
worthy of its nRIno.
pRINcIPLB POINTS OF ATTRACTION ron 1885,
1t contains 100 pagcG ofrcadipR overy nnonEhA
numbor-not beginning with largo number OF
pages in January, and decreasing throughout
the year.
Beautiful Stool Plates Line or Moz4Otint in
every number.
Godoy'a reliable Steel Fashion Plates tcOlOrodl
IRE considered authority.
Knitting, Netting, & EmbroidOring printed in
coloIs.
Niusic--Two pages monthly, ~
Easy lessons in Drawing arc given monthly.
Godoy's invaluable receipts, worth alone TIRES
dollars n year-for Cooking, tho Toilet, Sick Room,
Nursery, and Miscellaneous House kOSpfng Re-
cciptO. r ~ go
Diagrams and Plans, with full directions for
Ladies cut their own dressOs, both Male Aud '
Female. 4-eu
Embroidery and Brsdorio Anglaiss Patterns
OvOry month great variety. r
ThE NUEsEEr.-This department Is iHyala.
MopE1 doTTAoEs.-eroas attention paid e.
this department. -
A TErATIsE ON the HAin,-A most excellent
article for the preservation and bGRutifyinE Of
this most invaluable ornament to both sexes.
Undoubtcd Receipts, Model Cottages, Model
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Chambre, CRpOs and GloRkS of fur in seasonLdns
hne, everything that can interest Lady = viii
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Remember that tho Isady's Book has alWayE
given Steel BngrSviDgR, and thHOug hopt the JeSTt
not publishing them in JhnuatJ and FobSpATy
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Magazines can furnish you With
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ries of articles peculiar 20 this Magazine. Every
one oftheSa Articles 10 illustrated with 81 lsaiE
eight wood enRrayings. This department. is ve.5
~ interesting, conveying information I'd an
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that cannot be obtained GlSowhcEe.s
The expense Of one number Of the Gady'A
Book incIuding Steel SngraVings and nt6Fafy
matter. paid for, not taken from EBRlisll hSGE4
zines fart exceeds that Of any otbsr Asgazine
PublithCd IN this county. We make no sTOsR-
tiCn, and are wiling 70 have tbs fest testod
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Two Copies one year, on one copy tEo IsaFa
Five Copies one year, and IN extra copy. % tbs
peTRon sending the club, 10
Eight Copies one yesf, 90 do Is
Eleven Copies one year, do do -
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Magazine will bntil Be sent one year for Sa,6O.-
To insure what jon Ordsr Being certainly ssnt,
no. rs chestpdt Street, PbflsdSlbhis.
"a Specimens setit q desired.
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DIED,

On the 9th inst, Of Typhoid fever, DAVID C..
in the 25th year of his age, leave
ing his relations and neighbors to mourn tho los'
of dutiful son, affectionate brother and kline
and obliging neighbor, at all times ready and will
ling to aid and relieve tho distressed. Although
he made no profession of religion, he has left
very strong assurance of his having made peace
with his maker and having met with happy ad
nittance into the mansions of bliss. J.H.H.
IT'S finished, the conflict is DER,
The spirit of youth it has fed;
The career of his life was soon run,
And now he's entombed with tho dead.
His times of affection are gone,
His days and nights of distress;
We SEQ him in anguish no more,
He has found happy release.
Then let US forbear to repiue,
That he has gone from our sight;
We soon may behold him again,
In new and redoubled delight.
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GROCERIESl
Ruckhannon MoteI.I

THE undersigned having purchased the we'll
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, and permanently located himself in the
thriving town of BuCkhanuCn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style UNI
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and oInfortnSlc is pleasant
ly located near the Court-bouse, and has all the
conveniences for keeping a frst-class hotel
His TABLE will be supplied with tho best the
country can afford.
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
BILE and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge Of So
Der, attentive hoStlers. I'D. W.
April IS, 1s55.-6m
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Certain Cure on mo- Charge.

rnR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRNIARY,
~ No. 81 SOUTH GAY Sr.,
(BetIceen Second and Lombard sts., Bah)
SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED OR NO MO-
NEY REQUIRED.
Over 90 years experience.sof the treatment of
all forms of Diseases enables DR.. HARRIS to in
suro sound and speedy cure in any complaint
His remedies Hre freesfrom disgusting Oils, Bal
jurious Drugs, which so often lead to discovery,
rendering tho unhappy sutfcror an invalid for
life.
THE LOCK INFInMARY celebrated throughout the
Union for tho etectual euro Of all classes Of dis
case, in tho shortest timo ever complishod by
proper and safe remedies was established in this
city over IS years ago, as RofuEc from Quack-
cry. No public notice of his Institntion would
BIO required were it not for tho number of stran-
gers in large city exposed to imposition from
tho alluring bats of Nook DOoToRs, who will
promise anything to entice strangers to tLoit
whitcd sepnchres
ESFEEBLEE MANHOOD may hero find certain
restorative. Tho remedies of DR.. Harris in re-
novating the mental and physical powers, and
removing NIL organic disability with other evils
ontailcd by the solitude of youth, arc innocent in
action, certain in effect, and unsurpassed by any
discovery of the age.
TO FEMALES. DR.. II. has given particular alton
him to relieve safrly and speedily, NIL Irregular
tiles, Nervous Dorangement, Constitutional
Weakness. General Debility, &c.
Prompt attention given to letters, and treat
ment marked with skill and delicacy. Commu-
nications sacredly inviotate.
Distant persons cured at horne, by addressing
DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Md, (lOt-
tors ost- paid
Medicines sent in any direction by mail.
RuS0 ~.
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RB-" SDiritualism" huurishes in !

BB-" SPiritualism fourishcs in New
York. a new medium named Wolfe,
formerly attached to the Bowery Theatre,
is said TO be producing or rather eli, iting
the most astonishing phenomena. 1t is
avcred that, in the !" circle" over which
he presides letters from the Spirit land
fall in showers over the table, and pic
lures worth from S25. to 500 each, nre
thrust by Spirit hands through the floor
We should rather like to belong to that cir
Gle. The chance for picture might be
better than in an Art union"
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To the heirs OF Odicers and
SOIdiers5OfStll FeeVolutIoIl-I
arysand other Wars

-
John S. GALIAHER, former
y ly Third Auditor OF ihe 10. s.
Treasury, & R0BsT II q ISI5A Isl 81 ~
HER, Attorney for Clairnants
Todds Marble Built 3 JVasbin0.. - =, "
ton city, continue to give tlisir rls1- NV
al prompt Attenhouto the prosecu- ",
ton OF EVERY pEsoEIFIIoN of claims against the
GENKRAL GoyERNaEEST. Their familiar with
the general routine of business connected with
the Several Departments, and the expSTience
they have had In the management Of Die lnrre
number of cases heretofore entrusted TO theiF
care, warrants them in rendering their services.
representatives of 0ficers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary and other Wars, who have be-
come entitled, by acts of Congress, to commuta-,
ton, half-Pay pension, or bounty land.
In addition to their experiences thay possess
much val pab BILE record and documentary evidence
appert aining to the numerous classes of claims
Tmy Officers, Soldiers, Teamsters, Ma
val Qthcers. Seamen, and Navy Clerks, or their
surviving widows or minor children who served
in the lutionary War, War of 1912, Florida,
or any of the Indian Wars, for period of not
less than FoURTEEN DAYS are now entitled to a
Land Warrant for $50 AoREs. Those who havg
deceived their g or SO acre warrants are now en-
titled to an additional quantity to make thsira
equal to leo acres. sgt II
FERs-For obtaining an so acre warrant, So;
100 acres, IS; 100 acres, SO.
~ Regular CORES pondentS who prepare ca
SEES and forward them to the above address, for
management here, will be dealt with libcrally.
fBA CoURr OF CLAIMS having been created,
by Congress, before which ALL PRIVATE obXI&s,
not heretofore provided for by law, arc to be
presented for adjudication, heunderaigned will
undertake the management of any cases requi-
ring attention before that court, and devote their
best energies to the interests of their clients.-
~ They ask no fee in advance, nor do they
make any charge for their servic S Except
where previously agreed upon unless they are.
successful in obtaining something for those who
employ them. Address
JNO. S d ROTH. QA1LAHER,
Washington, DC.
N. BLAND WARRANTS BoueuT AND Sour
We buy Land Warrants and Revolutionary
Scrip Al highest market rates, giving gener ny
higher prices than any other markets afford, OK
cePt those Immediately in tho vicinity of Land
Offices where Warrants arc located. Tho advan-
tage OF sending Warrants to Washington is that
discrepancies in assignments, which often occur
and produce difficulty, can be rectifled, frequent
", at the General Land Office.
ap11 If j. s. & RIO. II. G.
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From the Purkcrsburr News.


Know-NOthings Resigning in Jackson.
The following resignation or withdraw
al of an entire council Of Know -Nothings
IN the county of Jackson, has been sent
us for publication. We hear, too, of ma
ny more who have gone before, or will
follow sI!t. and there is now not a doubt,
that jackson county will give a good
majority to the Democratic ticket. The
number Of Know NothinSs, who have al
ready withdrawn, and who have signiGed
their Intention of doing SO before the cleo
ton, is not less than one hundred and fifty.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Jack :
son county, having Withdrawn from the
order known as Know NolhingS, desire to
make that fact known, and also the rea-
son which influenced our withdrawal.
w were induced to believe that its o.
Jects were conservative, without regard to
any party principles or prejutices, and
for the good of the country alone. In
stead ofsuch being the case. we have dis
covered it to be the old Federal Whig
party in disguise and its real ends to be
spoils of Office, and the resusctation OF
the whig party. And to carry out these
ends. and to sustain this party, we are
called upon to support for Office those to
whom we are personally and politically
opposed, and reject those who enjoy our
personal and political preference. Ex-
erclslng our ri ghts as free men, we de-
cline to cooperate any longer with an
order which demands such sacrifices at
our hands, and whose practices are not
IN keePlng with its avowed faith but we
CONSIDER ourselves Americans, in truth,
and IN fact. as much SO as those belonging
to this secret organization, and agree to
most OF the principles of their published
platform, With which their practices are
not in keeping.
A. &. CASTOR, President.
IVN. GOODWIN, Vice President.
Z. II. Bush, Secretary.
JACOB WHErHERHoLT, Marshal.
r.. Casio, Sentinel.
Abraham Wolf,
F. M. Post,
G. ". Post,
H. Williams,
John s. Hacker,
A.. J. Bush,
NJ. Critics,
Abraham Critics,
Jonathan Pfost,
Nathan Casio,
George M. Fore,
George Caste,
Samuel AToKown.
Riley Casio.
The Town of,C"rlisle, Pa, has imposed a tax
oil i
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Rounty bands.

& The undersigned will devote his attenticn
IN to the prosecution Of claims for bounty
IN lands, under the act Of Congress OF March
Sd, 1855, giving to each person who vas an
jill gagged in the military service Of the United
States for fourteen days or more, $50 acres OF
land.
Tho widows and minor children Of soldiers
who served as aforesaid nre also entitled.
Persons who have heretofore received land Tor
military services will receive \ warrant for as
much more as win make in the whole, 100 acres.
Soldiers of the war of 1919, aud otheTET Ytbo
wish their claims promptly attended 70, Eip
please call on NORYAL LEWIS. 5
f'G CIarEsbuTg Vs., March 18th, 1s55.-sm
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rlnge, or Flooding Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation, &C., with all their &c
comPanyng evils, Cancer excepted,) mat
ter how severe or how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty Puffs and misrepresentation, is it
intended that its present popularity shall be
tanned by any medium but its merits and the ap-
probation of the public.
REFERENCES
have no hesitation TO saying, DR.. Marchisi's
Uterine Catholicon is invaluable in uterine disea-
scs generally. have used it in Fluors, Albus
AmenorrhGa, Prolapsus Uteri, and in cases OF
extensive liberation Of tho vugine and os uteri.
1t is worthy of the notice Of the Faculty.
JOHN C. ORRICK, Nj. D.
Baltimore, Md.
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"A practical experience of over 90 years en-
abIes DR.. H. to insure sound and speedy cure
in certain class of Diseases, which have too
long been yielded by regular physicians to the
hands of Quackery. He may he consulted con-
fdentiaIly, either in person or by letter.
10 Persons at a distance distance cured at
home by addressing letter to DR.. Harris, Balti-
more, Md, All Communications confidential
remedies sent by mail to any part of the U. S.
See advertisements in other parts of the paper.
au30 ly.
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Pamphlets containing much useful infOrma-
ton touching the nature and symptoms of tho
above diseases, together with testimonials from
ladies of the highest responsibility, as certified
by the most satisfactory authority, to all which
the attention of ladies and practitioners is respect
fully invited, can be had gratis at the store of
A. F. BARNES, Agent,
Druggist, CIarksbnrg, Va.
Also sold by DR.. Jas. Hall, Weston; Stephen
NJ. Holt, PhiIliPpi; ]. & w. B. Kern, Middle
bourne and by Druggists at Fairmont, and in
all tho adjoining counties. S. S. Hance, WhoIe-
sale aud Retail Agent, Baltimore.
J. B. ANARCHIST g. Co., Proprietors.
Central Depot, GOA Broadway, N. Y.
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EHarrisOn House,
BRIDGEPORT. VA.

DIM DO III OIEI 7 ~
TIME undersigned would respectfully announce
i to the public, that he has opened Public
House in Bridgeport, Va.
up expressly for tho entertainment of the
public, he feels confident that lie can satisfacto-
rily entertain all who may favor him it'll call.
Ills STABLE is largo and convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges will DO made at all times as reasona-
ble,as circumstances will admit.
D. D. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, 1S55.-1y
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coantn Appointments.

Robert Johnston and A.. s. Holden,
Esq'rss, the Democratic candidates for the
House Of Delegates, will address the peo-
pie of Harrison county at the following
places and times .
At Union Meeting House on Brushy
Fork, on the Sd Saturday in May, i. 9.
the 18th day Of that month.
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NOW READ THIS

"WhiIe would uncompromisingly op-
pose any interference with tho rights of
I Roman Catholics as citizens, by any le-
gisIative enactment, yet by full and in
dependent exercise Of the right Of suffrage
and appointing power, they sho~ld be ex-
cluded from the offices Of the government
in all its departments" -EI1ract from
Mr.. rs. letter Of -1cceptance.
Now pause and reflect, and indulge
your feelings Of wonder
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Circular OF Prices in the Baltimore
Market,
For the eoeek ending May IL, 1855.
REPORTED by
RANDOLPH g. LATIMER,

20 o0utn street BoWly'S Wnar1.
ApPLEs-Sales 50 ,00@$4 per Dbl.
BUrTER-Receipts moderate and market quiet.
We quote
Glades g l4@ % Prime +" 1924
BAoov-Market more active without any
change in quotations
s Shoulders ag5 Hams g1ain 5P@1s
COUNTRY SoAP-We quote 1850.
CArrLE-The offering OH Thursday last was
a bout 15U head, OF which were sold at
SIS. 5O@6.75 on the hoof, equal to SIl.O0@sl3.OO
nett,
Conx-An active demand, with light receipts,
and we notice an advance in prices.
White 1,O2@1, H4c. Yellow l'14@lO8c.
CLovEnsrED- De,nand very light and market
dull Sales Of old at $5.75@.60O. New at Sc
to $3.50.
DEEnsKlNs-In good demand, with sales at IL
to 22c.
DRIED FRUIT. We quote Apples Sl,l2@137 per
bnsheI. Peaches 10000
FLoUn-Howard ST., at $1,000. City Mills at
$1,000
OArs--Md. 60 to G5 Pa 65 to 10.
RYE-Md. 100 TO lao. Pa LAO to so
SNAxEnooT- quote Seneca so TO 55c. Vir-
ginia IS to 20:
TALLow-Market dull-at II to l2l1c..
TIMoTHYsEED-We quote $50 to S4.OO
WHEAT.
Inferior to good red, S9.25 to 2.35.
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Appointments of MIR. carIiIe.

The following are the appointments
made by Mr.. John S. Garlile, the Ameri-
can candidate for Congress from this
district !:
will address the people at
Doddridge, 18th.
Wood, elst.
Joar & CARJrTr
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The CothOlicon is good and doing service he-e.
All the patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but One-and that ono no.
thing will help. Truly yours,
WIN. LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Ohio.
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DR.. J. B. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CathOI1cOn,

For tho relief and
cure of suffering
Females. 1t stands
Pre-eminent for its
curative powers in
all the diseases for
which it is recon-
,mended, usually
'called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these arc Pro-
lupsus Uteri falling
ofthe womb; Fluor
Albus, or whites
Chronic liberation
of the w omb ; In
cidental Hemor-
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I would BIO glad to have further
supply, as the medicine is becoming very PoPu-
lar, and think will continue, as it has given re
lief in every instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Mt Vernon Ind
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DANIEL M. AUVILE,

8. COUNSELLOR At LAW,
WILL practice in the Circuit and County
w Courts of Barbour and adjoining counties.
Address, Nestorvic, Barbour CO., Va.
mYlG "
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ReIIfnS Omf ~ Coz

TINE subscriber respectfully begs leaYa 70 M
entire stock Of goods recently owned 81 ~ As
Jennings, IN West Union, DoddEfAgp county.
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