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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

az q PAINTS, OILS, &c, 4 ~
IN REED & BRoTHER,1 Dealers in Drugs,
~. Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs,
otc,, Front Street, few doors above Court,
Pomefoy,, 0hio.s = etl ~ tl@ ! dec25.
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sMANUFAOTURES.

DoMER0y ROLLING MILL COMPANY,
III Ffont Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Have con-,
stantly on hand and made to order, merchants
Iron Of all sizes. Orders solicited, and promptly
executed. VIM JENNINGS, Supt.4 ssI
LIE. POTTER, Agent Cincinnati, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

GUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, P omeroy.
~ Salt Thirty-fve cents per bushel. Office
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WAGON MAKING.

TOFlN ". HARDWOOD, Carnage maker, lower
ID partof Middleport o. Carriages, and Wag-
ons Of all kinds made to order OF repaired on the
Shortest notice. House painting, glazing, paper
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

wv. ,STIVERS, Manufacturer Of and Deal
W. err every description of Clothing.
Corner of Front and Court streets, Pomeroy, o.
The best twofkinen constantly employed. Cloths,
Gassimeres, and ,vestings kept always on hand.
Paris and London Fashions received monthly.
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y T0PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS.

n LYMAN Painter and Glazier, west side
E. Court street, fourth door above Court
Pomeroy, o. L.. ...,f..
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hUNO,AN SLOAN, Dealer in Groceries,
~ Clothing, Hats, Caps. Shoes, &c. Coalport
Landing. September 1s, 1855.
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CABINET FURNITURE ,a.
"a GATCHEL, Cabinet maker, and Dealer
IA in all kinds of Furniture, Front St., above
Court. Pomeroy, o dec2tf.
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N W.NC0OPER & co. Dealers in Dry
III Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c. Corner
ofsFfont and First street. Middleport, opposite
Coalport Salt Company s. Landing. August s.
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DoMERoy SALT COMPANY, Poneroygo o.
j Salt for sale at Thirty-fve cents per bushel,
for Country Trade.
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- BLA CKSMTTHTN TNG.

IN E. HUMPHREY, Blacksmith, Mulbeiry-st,,
r. opposite the, Court t-house, Pomeroy o.
Job Work, of all kinds, horse-shoeing, &C., ex
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. jan 80
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SADDLE AND HARNESS. MAhEKS.
r B. HAMPTON & co. Saddle and Harness
- Manufacturers, Front street, FIVE doors be-
low Court, Pomeroy, o.,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

m wHITESIDES, Manufacturer Of Boots and
i Shoes, Front street. under Telegraph prin-
ting office. The best Of work, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, made to order. ~
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- . TANNERS l. CURRIERS'. y
EVE0RGE' McQUIGG, & co., Tanners and
" Curriers', Bulternut street. (on Sugar Rum
Pomeroy, o.
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lTAMES WRIGHT, Saddle and Harness Maker,
81 Shop, over Black and Rathburn's store, in
Rutland, o.. Ft1 1tfa { a4f .tla- p
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FLAMING MACHINES. Nc.

!, 4. PLANING MACHINES. DC.
DNAyIS & MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome-
II roy, have their Planning Machine in good
order, andconstant operation. Flooring, wealth
er!bomding, &C., kept constantly on hand, to fill
orders.i Work warranted to give satisfaction. {
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GE0RGE H0SSICK, Baker and Confectionel,
VI Front street, few doors above Court, and
one door below Hotel, Pomeroy, o.. i. feb =
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COPPERsMITHING.

g L. THRUSH, Coppersmith, below Pome-
NJ roy Salt Furnace, Ponneroy, o. All kinds
OF Copper work for Salt Furnaces, Steamboats,,
etc.-execnted to order. der.----------.-----dec 2t.-
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~ BRANCH q CO., Dealers inI Dry Goods,
VJs Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &C.,
asst side Of Court street, three doors above the
sOrnsr Of Front, Pomeroy, o. ls" az ian30
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RABNEY SALT COMPANY, coalport. Salt
L tor sale at S6e. per bush. for country trade.
y N eS,se1 HOTELS. - .t.-,s -
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CtoALRIDGE FLoURTNG MILL. Pomeroy
~ and Crystal FIGURING Mill, Coalport. Mur-
docf wye, Proprietors.y Cash paid for Wheat
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IAMES RALSTON, Dealer in Fancy and
~ sStStie Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwafe,
Be6tsand Shoes; &c. Front street, three doors
below Court, Poineroy, 0.t-A WI IA, dec25. &
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TT s. HOTEL, AND STAGE OFlICE, four
NJ doors below the Rolling Mill, Pomeroy,
Meigs county, Ohio. M, A. WEBSTER, Pro-
pnetcr. n37 90
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
Serious Accident.

Charles Finnell, son of the propric-
tor of the Franklin House, lad of
perhaps IA years of age, was seriously
hurt by having his leg tramped by a
horse, on Tuesday last. He was riding
on his sled, and unable to guide it by
some mishap, it run directly under the
horse the animal kicked at but fortu-
nately missed him. The horse tramp
cd upon his leg below the knee, inGict-
ing severe bruise. His escape from
being killed is almost miraculous, and
we are happy to state that he is doing
as well as could be expected. Boys,
be warned by this mishap Of your play
fellow, and "look before you leap"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

8sA. Mr.. James Kerns, Carriage
Maker of this place, who was recently
robbed in Washington city of large
amount of money, received a very
handsome remittance of cash by mail
the other day, from friends conversant
with the circumstances of the robbery.
The following letter, containing the
remittance, is published by request of
Mr.. Kerns to correct any rumors in
circulation prejudicial to him:
Washington, d. O., Feb. 6, SO.
Mr.. J. M. Kern---Dear Sir:--I re-
ceived your letter to-day and was very
glad to hear from you. 1 would have
written to you before, but some of tho
gentlemen that contributed money to
you did not pay up as soon as / thought
in consequence of the dull times and
scarcity of money. Ienclose
you the amount / have collected. All
of your acquaintance join with us in
sending our best wishes aud respects
toyou. Yours very respectfully,
JAMES III. SHREyE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
p1- The War ON Worms, now wa

icy Inc war on worms, now wa
ging by DR.. !. Scott & Co., is throwing
Sebastoboi and its tragedies quite out
of sight. Read tho following Cortif-
cate from Mr.. SAMUEL HOWELL, (son
of Ed. Levin Howell, } who ia we'll and
fayorably known in this community:
This 10 to Certify that few days since, pro.
cured ofDr. ]. Scott a vial Of Nc Lanes Improved
Vefmiibgc. / gave portion Of IL TO two of my
children that were sick, and in few hours they
discharged largo quantity of worms and were
at ouce restored to health. have used in my
family DIR. McLanes old vermifuge and several
others, but i can unhe statingly cay that the In
PROVED Vcrmifngc of DIR. I. Scott & Co. is vastly
sup erior, and did my family moro good than any
other Vermifbge ever used.
SAMUEL HOWELL.
BIonongolia Co., Va Oct 10th 1866.
DR.. M'Lnnes Improved Liver Pills and Impro.
vcd Vermirugc, also DR.. I. Scotts Celebrated
w hite Circussian Liniment, prepared solely un.
d or the Supervision of DR.. ]. Scott, a Regular
NJ edical Graduate and Physician of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Or. l. Scctt
& Co., sole Projectors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DR.. M'Lanc's Improved Liver pills
and Improved Vermiiuge, accompanied by GER
tifcote Of C. McLane.
NJ All tho above Medicines are for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
ladies, Fair on tho DAD.

The Ladies in connection with the
Choir Of the Methodist Ep. Church
are engaged in preparing fancy arti-
Giles, useful as we'll as ornamental,
Tor the Fair at Temperance Hall, on
the evening of the 22d instant. The
display of handiwork will be tasteful,
and will embrace great variety of de-
signs. We bespeak for it liberal pa
tronage. We are told that is the in
tention of the Ladies to ask no moro
than a fair price for the articles offered
Tor sale. Go and see--and buy. u
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

Bsn- HoNowdy's Pills, an unfailihg
Remedy for all disorders of tho Chest s. Lungs.
Oliver Thompson, of Little Falls, New York,
was certainly in mos, deplorable state of health
BIN, were completely gone, his chest, and III
fact his body generally, had scarcely an atom of
flesh in it, so thin had he become In addition
to this he had cough which completely shook
him to pieces (these arc his own words.) He
has just called on Professor Holloway to info fm
him that all these complaints have been removed
by Holloway's Pills, after lie had used them for
seven weeks and two days, and he now feels bet
ter than ever he did in his life. These Pills wi II
readily remove all diseases OF the stomach and
bowels.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

E1~ Last Saturday and Sunday the
weather had moderated in such de-
gree that a "break up" was anticipa-
ted, and on Monday evening the river
was announced up to boating stage
barring the ice. But, oh scissors, what
change! Wednesday night was the
coolest night of the season, we believe.
Wc.see by our exchanges that the indi-
cations of q thaw had begun to stimu-
late business operations but what q
chill has come upon them. 1t would
seem that the aground hog" thermom-
cter was about to hold good, as the
pc rsimmon sign has been verified in
a very severe winter.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
THH SUFFER-.

The Beneficiary Supper given by
Monongalia Lodge, No. so, /. 0. 0. Z.
on Thursday evening, came off very a
grecably to all present. Notless than
two hundred persons partook OF tho
we'll provided and bounteous repast,
and Notwithstanding the Halls were so
crowded, there was not an untoward
incident transpired to mar the general
enjoyment.
+ The Table, loaded with its weight Of
meats and delicacies, arranged in the
most attractive style by the Ladies of
the Degree of Rebekah and others as
sisting, presented really beautiful
appearance, as was expressed by the
many who reviewed it before the Sup
per hour. The refreshments also, were
served in superb style. AS to the
plenitude of the provision made, we do
not think there were any who went a.
way unwilling to cry hold, enough
The occasion we believe may be class
ed as one Of the brilliant affairs of the
season.
We speak in the name ofour brother
Odd-Fellows of Monongalia Lodge, to
say that we feel unalloyed pleasure in
having pleased and gratifed our large
company of guests; and in their name
also we present our acknowledgment Of
thanks for the liberal patronage bcs-
towed upon the benevolent object Of
the occasion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
DOES THE SHOE FIT /?

II TAKE this method OF informing my CUSTOM
i ers that am now out Of stock and out of
money,-cspecially the lat,cr,--and will con-
sidet it as a special favor if those who are in
debtcd to inc will call and settle the came very
shortly The amounts may be small, but from
thereby be enabled to prosecute my business
My means are limited, and consequently / am
compelled to request prompt payment, or close
doors and find some other field of opera ton.
It Isl fact that many persons act UPON the
princple that Mechanics need but little money
to carry on tn cir business. But this is mistake
which often proves fatal to our interests & sue.
cess. l hope (without further argument) that
my request will DO promptly responded to, when
l shall continue your humble servant.
WIN. II. SANtSELD.
February 9, 1856. 33 If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
On Monday the nth Of March, next,
Sale of LAND in PRESTON COUNTY.

DURsUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Court
L OF Preston county, pronounced on the 2ith
day of August, 1855, in the case of Abraham
Listen and others against Jonathan and Graham
jenkins, ] shall,
On tic 17h day Of March, nert,
before tho court House door Of Preston county
sell the land conveyed by Abraham l. listen and
wife and others to the said Jonathan and G raham
Jenkins, reference to which deed is herein made
for particular description of the land, the dc cd
being filed in the papers OF the cause.
TENNIS: Credit of s, 16, "a and 80 MONTHS
the purchaser giving bond with good security,
bearing interest from the day OF sale.
GUY r. C. ALLEN, Commissioner,
February 0, 1856.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAV1NG observed, with much surprise, a
IL short Sqmb in the "Ameficau Unionn I'M
der date Of February 8, 1856, from Henry Swim
dier, with reference to his determination to sell
certain Territory in my Improvement in Churns'
which territory had by my Power of Attorney
under date of August goth, 1866, authorized said
Swindler to sell for me, land in consequence o f
the fac6iciency Of said Swndler 1 found myself
compelled TO revoke said power OF attorney, so
given him as Aforesaid, notice of which feyoca-
ton have heretofore given him o6cidty, and
now find myself compelled to give this public
notice that have entirely revoked said power,
and that said Swindler is not now, aud has not
been for some time, authorized to transact bust.
ness OF any kind for me. His sales, therefore,
after the notices of said revocation, pass no
rights to tho purchaser, and 1t would BIO well for
tho public to be warned in time, which warning
now give.
In justice to myself will further state that,
Judging the future by the past, tho only proper
criterion, It seemed highly probable that sal
power would have to be handed down TO posferitp
in order TO complete the Gales OF territory there
in mentioned JACOB BOYERS.
February l6, 1856. 81 St
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DIED:

In this town, on Friday the 18th
inst, of disease of the heart, Mr.. AU-
aUsT1NE WELLS, aged IS gears.
10 his relatives and friends at = dis
lance it will be gratifying to know that
in the progress of disease he became
most humble penitent, and died in the
possession of a good hope of salvation
through the merits of an atoning and
interceding Saviour. - Communicated.
DEgr The funeral will take place to-
day Saturday afternoon, at 2 clock.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
A NEW INSANE AsfruM.

: Speaking Of the proposition made in
our Legislature to found lunatic asy-
lum in the Northwest, tho Mountaiss
Messenger sayss
"For purity Of atmosphere, and iso-
lation from tho noise and confusion of
crowded thoroughfares ind great cities,
there is probably no place in the State
that will bear comparison with the
glades of Preston but for convenience
of access to churches, seminarics, &c.,
and the best markets, location near
Morgantown, Fairmont, or Clarksburg
would be decidedly preferable"
Morgnntown is an inaccessible place;
Clarksburg is the seat of the Federal
Court, and has crazy folks enough al
ready. Fairmont is the place for the
new asylum.-Tai,mom Viryi,,ian.
Eas~ Moryantoscn "an inaccessible
place" Tut, tut, Mr.. Drinkard-
what are you thinking about? Nor
gantown never was an inaccessible
place to algcntlemeh or u,yortainates.
If we mistake not, you yourself have
found access to this place once or twice;
and may come again as often as you
please, provided you do not transgress
our wholesome and salutary laws
But only think of it! With broad
and noble river, nearly Stacked to with
in the sound of steamers whistle =
with seven turnpikes and graded roads
radiating from this place as common
centre with Hayes & Bright's fine
Stages and fast teams, besides other
fast lines,-with our two Academies,
well manned with students from almost
every quarter with the tallest kind
of Pill, Ver,nifuge & Liniment Fac
tory,-besides every thing else that
indicates and perpetuates the highest
state of social culture, -Morgantown is
can inaccessible place." is it! 500
to-, young man, and take lev more
lessons in common school geography,
before you again venture an opinion
touching the inaccessibility Of Morgan
town.-Ed. Messenger.
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SUITS TO 0sDS.ss
NJ. HAYES. Merchant Tailor.
OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
MORO MEDNNN V,

OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
MORGANTOWN, VA.
I have just rccG tod and opened out, at INV
Clothing & Gentlemens Furnishing Emporium
choice assortment Of fashionable & scasonabie
CLOTHS, beautiful and cheap;
CAssInEREsS fancy, neat and plain;
CAssIHErTs, stout FOR men and BOYS;
NEsrGNc5, all varieties Of style and prico,y
pretty, nushy plain.
~ Shirts, Shanghai and stand up Collars
Neck IIandkorchieis, Stocks, Sc; ..
Pocket handkerchief, &C., SC;
Cents lambs-wool Socks, very nico;
Kid and warm-lincd Gloves, nice for s!cicISao
or outdoor promenadcs. .
TRIMMINGS OF ALL SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1855, I respcctGpI.
~ invite The attention Of purchasers, Old md
"ow customers, assured that my stock is such
as cannot t'Il TO please every taste and fancy.
Call and sec, FOR charge nothing for shaving
goods, and will not be displCascd if / fail IL
suit you and you do not buy.
continue, as heretofore, to make TO order all
kinds OF Genticmen's outer garments and lav-
ing received the latest fashions and the goods 10
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
to their entire satisfaction. NJ. HAYES:
Morgantown, Nov. 3, 1906.
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Apples, Sales a, $500 to $500 per Dbl.
Butter, I've quote western at l5alf cts; com
mon roll 16 to 20; glades, 10 to "a primeis a24
Bacon, Market less active, prices dropping
quote shoulders at SAG cts; sides, 9alO;-
hams, plain, llal2; fancy, 12al6.
lSeesSYax ,--Sales at 20 cents per pound
Beans, ~-White 81 ,50a2; mixed ST ,00a so q bu
Glover Seed ,-S ,900a9,25 per bushei.
Chestnuts, -~Salos at $2,00s3, 90 per busheI.
Cattle Tho ofering on Thursday last was a.
bout 600 head, 400 Of which wero sold atS3 20
asa, so on the hoof, equal to S6,50aS, rs nett.
Corn I'VE quote yellow at 63a66 cts; white
60a65 cts.
Dried Erpit,--Applos paired, s71Sa$1 90 So
impaired, 50a62 cts. Peaches pared, So ,o0u
$3.50; impaired 81 ,ooal 80 per buslcl.
Deerskins, Sales at l6 to 90 cts.
Eurs ,-Salos Of Rab lit at 1a2 cts; Red F OK BOA
rs; Muskrat, 6a7; Mink, 62a75; Coon and Grey
Fox, 15a20; Otter, Sla3.
Fiaxsecd, --sales at 81 ,S0al ,95Per bushol.
ard street at IS, 90 Title last news from
Europe is unfavorabe and with continued dull
moss in our markets we have TO notice de-
cline in prices, with downward tendency.
GinsenG,--No demand, quoted at25 cts.
Hogs,-Liye $7,00a7,7 10; slaughtcred $6.b0a7 90.
Lard I'm barrels Hale cts.j in kegs 12al3.
Mustard Seed Sales at g to Z cts.
Oats, Maryland oats 33a36 cts; Western yfr-
gina and Pennsylvania, 3Sa4I cts. per bushol.
Ryc,--Maryland sells at I00a1l0 cts.j-Westcrn
Virginia and Ponn'a. 1i0a120 cts, per bushel.
Snokc-root, ---Seneca sells at 50a6o cts.
Iallow, --Sales at lla12 cts. per pound.
Venlscn Prime saddles at 10 to IL coBts.--
Whole deer at to cts. per pound.
Wool ,---Unwashed at ISa20 cts, washed 2Sa30.
quote inferior to good reds 81 go
ALTO; good to prime 170aI80; inferior to good
white, Sl.7oai 80; good to prime, 81 ,Soai 80.
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Land,

IN IRESlON COONl 4.
Eliza G. Laaicr, otal, Piffs., } TN Pursuance
vs.. OF Decree
Ferguson Jenkins, ., al, Defts.S Of tho Circuit
John Ilanway's Ex'cr., Court ofProston
We. , County rendered
Ferguson jenkins, in these causes,
tho undersigned, as Commissioner named in said
Decree, will sell at tho front door of the Court
House in Kingwood,
On Eonday the 18th Of March, next,
(bcing a Court.day, three several TRACTS Of
LAND, lying in said county, on the waters Of
Upper Sandy; ono tract containg 1875 acres
one other tract containing I55 acres,-and tho
remaining tract containing Ga acres.
shall sell the first named tract ilrst,as dircc-
ted by said Decree, which tract is described in
deed from John Hanway and wife aud G.. X. c.
Allen and wife to said jenkins, dated Sth Sep
TENDER, lS49, on a credit OF 3, 6 and months,
taking bond with good security from the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day Of sale, for
thc purchase money. The remaining two tracts
will be sold on the same terms.
The titles of said Tracts Of Land are consid-
cred good, but selling as commissioner, shall
only cell such title as am authorized by virtue
Of said decree. JOHN p. BYRNE,
February 0, 1856. ts Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
DIR. G. McLANES
Liver Pills g. Vermifuge
IMPROVED

DR.I. SCOTT, regular graduate pnd Phys-
clan of extensive practice and experience, in
duced by q commendable desire TO alleviate hu.
mon suffering. as well as to excel, has effected
an IMPROVEMENT on the original LIvrn
Pill and YERMIruoE of DIR. 9. McLArE, having
prepared these remedies as tho medical partner
Of DIR. c. McLano, for many years.
2 Our Improved Liver Pills and Vermifdge pos
sess greater efficacy and are more mild in their
operation than the Liver Pill and Nermlinge pre-
pared according to the original recipe Of DR.. e..
McLanc. Wc mako this declaration undcrstan-
dinghy, and recommend them to the afflicted as
being both pleasant and curative. and believe
them superior TO any other Liver Pill or Nerm-
uge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of DR.. C. McLane, below.
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READ! READ! READ!s!

MoRoANrowE, VA, Sept. IL, 1853.
This is to Certify: That have examined the
Recipe for preparing McLane's Improved YER
miluge and Liver Pills by Cr. I. Scott, who has
been IN THE HABIT PREPARING AND USING
ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE during the last
THIRTEEN YEARS, and that believe he has M
PROVED THEM. make the above statement
the more willingly as Ihare no interest in them
rhatcrer. would further state that have fire.
quonty used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIpcAssIAN
LINImENT in my practice, with the happicst eff
fleets, and that can conscicntiously reco,nm end
it. &. MCLhNE, NJ. u.
All the above Medicines prepared solely i'm
der the supervision Of DR.. |. Scott. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere
The genuine DR.. c. McLancs IMPRovED Liver
Pills and IMPROVED Ycrmfugc are signed DR.. /.
Scott Co., accompanied by certificate OF c.
McLanc. The genuine Celeb rated White Cir
cassian Liniment signed Dr. I. Scott & Co., ac-
companied with signature Oft. Scott, MD.
DR.. l. SCOTT s. CO.,
... -.... Sole Proprietots,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
January / 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS, by articlca Of agreement be-
w tweenJacob Boyers and Henry Swindler,
Of tho goth Of August, 1856, sad Boyers author
lied said Swindler to sell his improvement in
Churns in the States of New York, New Jersey,
Illinois, and the greater part of Pennsylvania,
the said Swindler to have certain portion Of the
proceeds OF saic. Now, hereby notify all per
sons not to purchase the right for said States of
New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and the nor-
items OF Pennsylvania aforesaid, from said Boy
ers or his agcnts, as claim the right myself to
sell said Territory, and shall assert the same
HENRY SWINDLER.
February 0, 1856. 33 4tp