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NOTiCE-all rnrsous mG.n,..

NOTiCE--!ili persons ind D,.,. q, rh' e., ...s
" W.Nvrr:- .! LOUISE c"""'y ~. -. :, '.s..
payment. and Ill those "som I- ,..ini.'
requested 10 presra: :.I.: '.,... ..r . @
rru,erly authenticated, l.. ord.' ''.' r"" 'nr r.
made or their rev"cui. ~ ;h' sr"sr!.-,'
avoid all Unu,cc.-ary ic- - u" aJuI.,;sivn =; -
:y.Ofice in Richmond IN t'o.eruor -'ra"r -. >
the .,ercu: Room ALEH. i. .;Ol.l&. -.
Mnr li-clw H-'..iOr 80 : ' '.-r f;
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10. A. II.

nIED. l.: Wondhourr- EiCunund oU - go. -.
OF Purg:aoIa, kubERT CaTE-BI, .om e, J. Iur... ...
l., Hrriint Davis, sIci yrar ,i,i IA Iuu..h-
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIR, PRYOR Il DUNNAfANr'
WIN F. RITCHlE ROGER A PRYOR, hpilon
rnI.,nanAH MARCH IL. 1856.
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n,oTOALL WHOM IT .IAY CONCEKN.

l~o-oaLL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
n t.~E l. hereby given that at the Of the
s'cG: Court Of Ecl!ax county, Virginia TO be held
sr. OF Nay next. shall move the ssid Court tc
u Tdef 10 pay aud deliver 10 me, tie guardian
:, l. G::iaE, ar infant orphan Of William Grif
C,y-, co!y appointed and qualified in the County
p,t NHii"ay county, in the State OF Missouri NIL the
NAV =, ana es:ne 10 which the said Samuel L. Gr fin
now H. ,ea!!ed In The said county OF Halifax Virginia
,sj ;v 20" hts Of William Sytnor administrator OF tho
william 3. griffin. deceased.
P-.r NJ r TARLTON,
S-"t" Guardian Of Samuel L. Griffin
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,.1o KDuENV =. EN>UH :-s!R:-lVa WA PIE,

yv,U kUDEkE +. ENSOH -s!H ;-lVa ",' 80 nf An
,,x. no,;,e tha: shul! ,ruc 81, NJ ne 0.se ~ I, a.
gus, 4 RunGoiph in the c!'y o; Richmond d" @ Sp
Of tL; day. to ae tep'ens .; " SGstyi H. eyisres @
spansn' . now rc an. ;tc Circui, Court
yt t, SO - r,in va. rrr .,.n'is::' rn3 am pHin,'r
Ui H .ne w. lid deposition. >as. from any cause,
IL S' or "a; rU.n,""cc!, shalt no; DC COM
S on the av ao.csnt The :aa:ng .! the said ospos'.
go a;u be- adjourned r5: :io 20 time, until The taking
of ,hc same shuli be- completed. ., ,,-,,
March la-cHiS ELIZA Am f.HSoN.
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To The Editors Of lie Enqvr1:
BurETorRT. January 81, 1SJU.

Gentlemen: While have been very much peasrd
with the course Of the Enquirer ~ to the 26th inst,
on the question Of Banking. rex to find froai Your
paper ut TINT date that, although your opinions IRE
stl unchanged, you are willing to compromise with
y,ur uppupets iu the General Assembly if they re-
init bonus of the halt Of one per cent 10 ail such
banks or branches rs may be willing to base their
issues OH State bonds aud purchase them Of he State
AZ par regret this gentlemen, for two rcnsons, one
of which s, that l. is in my opinion, exceedingly 1a'-
potc to build up two hostile banking SYSTEMS III the
Sta,e and TIT. other is thnt thu 'nnn;ilv" Demo-
cratic members who have changed their opinions, un'
der the teachings ur Bank Presidents since they ar
rived in Richmond, will quote You. alternative re-
Communications, in Justification Of Their vors wnen
they come before their constituents for rr-ecction-
Your original position wns lmprrgnabie, aud your
arguments su Gnauswrrablc that bunbiy think that
no compromise, no surrender, ought to be your inn"
and, moreover, Your views were su cun:onnnt With
the opinions Of the great MASSES ut the people
that We could not believe that :he most puo
rle members Of tue ..infant school, would fnr
Letray the interest ot their constituents ~ To rcius -
require all bHDkGg companies, or Individual bn'k-
prr To base their issues on State bonds But the nd
vautag.s Of the Stuc bond system have beeu 50 ably
and 80 repeatedly presented to year rrsders by your
selves and your correspondents that deem II unne
c-ssury to repeat them hrre aud my only object III
ncw addressing you, Is simply 10 beg you 10 stick 10
yvrr original position. Give the recnsant Democrat
ic member. no ud nor comfort IN ibclr recreancy
and il they perscvcre III their determination 10 seal
the Interests Ui their constituents II the "i hanks
for the smiles Uf their Presidents, o, the oysters End
clampagnn Of their satellites, the people will settle
accounts with thrn when they get home. Let tier"
refuse to- avail themselves of the golden opportunity
which tliey bave Of raising the value of State
bonds ADORE par by requiring the bankers to base
their isses upon them. md then tax us, IT they dare
10 pay the interest State bonds at or per cent.
dcior par, and will let them hear from Us III tones
that they will long REMAINDER. A TAX PAYER.
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VTIRGINIA.-At i!ui'r be &" -" N!'ik: - ~
the Circuit Court ol the 'I': O. 'icHn"'G -: ..
day OF March. 1875: ,,....
Stcpheu = Lee, George Guest en-! ":t".ta q -.--.
u,,chnue snd partners. rs"irs uud"r tbs sjic ~.
oil Stephen ;. Lee Co. 49,.
Ass:rst
Henri D. Lcwrepce. somc,iines chsd y y. I.w! 80,
and Charles Y Morris, johu frIc.r - jo.c -.
de1.ou partners truth: upl~: lr .iy. - .-Tg!- -.
Tnauer Rot-r' Archer, 4 II. I"sGts La! ,.cG' : ~
cher pGrners, 'raG'ng uu- ,- .yi-"' < sCCttA 90.
and ,he NdIv hisu Coal Mining CCn.fh:y,
r.--=!.ss,s.
The Oh ject OF I'll. SUIT is bLch the .i -
fcnisn, uenry ID LawrcGcc, IL 10. h,..s {: - 90:
de.cniuus, except the Nid!ota..u CcG. -''-'i
and al! debts due hncGuac due .!GSa --e'l r eve.
Lawrence, aud 70 subject sucL es.s@ ~! .os -
ment OF the chims Of toe p-.,n::5' aca,. the -
dar Heury D. Lawrence: agd stiGayt LT-'ns ht,-' "
1!sd tlH: the defendant, Henry y. La%. .. CO -
named Is n rrsidcuI Ot lis CD'HTI!,EtH :,
tc!.ndan; l. notified 80 .;r"nrn: :' km"- :" p .'.
the Clerk. Ct.ce % tue -uIu CUu!t the .r' -, 60.
May AID DO waa Necessity 70 .iI;'c; go ant
II thissut Co2y-TeSr,
March S--cwiw Eus ROBINSON. r;sTS.
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To The Editors Of The Enquirer.



Geptle,npu:--In the enquirer, soms weeks suce, |
np:e H proposition from some amouyin"rs cores.
p,ndem 10 the effect, that all no Of tobacco iu
Virginia s-t apnrt day 10 abstain fronl the Use "t
purchase Of tue Mount Vernon property. for tte
State of Virginia.
To this proposition give my hearty assent, aud
second il with all my heart; but would respectfully
beg leave of III. TO otter au amendment, 10
wi: That all groS. drinkers tnnd am VIic OF t.eih)
be included in the lis; of contributors. If t'is Pr"-
position be met, it should be, by every patriot. by
all Of firginias sons. and Daughters 700, and by eve
~ who desires to perpetunte the name ana iant
Of Washington, the thing is accomplished as proc.
of my earmestmess i'll the cHuse, | have conhencea
operations, and meeting with few neisheoFs az u
store yesterday, submitted the proposition wheG
avery man contributed his dime halt dime snd
some more. H.:
Will The mover suggest designate what dlrec rec
tinn shall bs given to the fund.- t1ink 10 oti 'H'
'"' PATRIOT.
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GENLKAL AGENCY, w.-:II>'!1.i> C,-

vVIHE srb-criber formerly R.c1Ei:7,.t v.:.:a.
4 inr established o;.cG m. cit;, -.-r:.
few doors u fron OF tie Tres-gy D"lri-a.s. '.r.
his services 20 citiman,s upon t!r ,rpTcs'"G ,-'!
tor revolutionary scrvccs riI .p- ir.H 1;'- 81. e.
sious un!cr Ike recent ucis OF Coagr:.s.
Having nurcaa ei :!c riarrsc-,. =! -:s ias =
.ingtnG b. has, pcrnnp- the only index "T.:'s -;
nnic " tGG iNnrLsc u; :c"G,COlt-H "|... g.
flrft Auditor. Od.c- In lic:r I'D lc n"- =. "a. -
pous index 10 rG" PAPER. ~ all ::ie other i"v.: t
tho Capitol Of Tr.ins. rbe-e MD i!;c a,S-a-...
iro'm othor ITca;y yesI= e@T"T.s. .E'
aim 10 cope that L Claim .nru.tcd 20 h:?' >" .r:
be nhlc show H. whore Tee c!.-.acE: t.ss.. -,
De entirely unable ~ cu...
For claims u!cr Of ID NT.c: -y. 60.
III, I'D sc1cs OF band % all who 5ar.o .. ".3
served fourteen iays, ii, charges viii b" very -
fE.iN ....--.--.ia-
REFERts,.S.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Acc9:nar, Virginia
Janlc, Ly0ut Esa., Eicam rHt. -.
james t. Heath late Comm, rnr-r 4 ?"ns:o4. '.I-
nout, Va
Stafford Il Parker, Register Lnut C.sr '!eai=0a1'
Hou john E nradi.toD Cuip"p-r e. +, -
Hon. samuel ChIon Washington. D. -
Wiz. }. Ward Ed. HaltiInO!n
Lewis Tl.n.crlaSe, Esq. Sew Yo-s ~
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JNO ID. ASHTON,
a TTORNEY aNu IOUErELLCA - -&@,
"A SHAWNEET0E.N. ILLINOIS.
Oct 2-wPu
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AgElns. ~ 49,, -,
George n Hs,thevs Executor oi Thomas Miller, decd
Roherr C. Msccn W ~ Crump, s:e Sheri5 ot fowhathn
coup,v IND administrator Edward Ncs"let, deceased
Iobp Wsrktrs administrator ot ::sn-y W. n'Rns ds
cassad Hrry Gordon rhe::r -: r"vvhss, End rs anc:
s!u;,,rs,o: o, Joscph Brncsc't. dsceh-ed ot ih"e'
W.,k;ns i.cep.ed ard OF Francis Wa;I:ns. der"ased
-- Sherit o! Cumberland, hrc administrator "'
Richard W,n,sn. tec.as"d Edward w Bass, ""o vas
administrator with the w annexed VI EI,a,rd bus &C.
ceased Win H Bs... Jan"- Bs-'":. Thaddeus II !vey,
Jobu r s,rpusun Albert !? ElaT, ssan' Farley IEos
A Rss. Willis J. Dance, administrator 0! lsaac y CSrdo
70 deceased Thsddeas H. vey. administrator de bonis
non with the will Of ths sid Richard Bass. de-
ceased Wc Liyou sduoinlrst.. OF Joseph b. Davis, de-
ceased Ben, amin T. Davis Jaa:es Ncrrnan, ndmn!stra-
Tor of Thomas Herriaia deceased and Henry W. Wat.
kins adpiuss,.a,Vr o. Claiborne Wa;k!ns, deceased,
Defendants
The ob,er, of ~. sui. Is to recover Of OF the ds.
icudsns tcr proportion. of the uUour ii Judgment of
TIE fcraer Circa Su?t,. Court of Law and Chsncery
for The ccua:y Of fo"ae:ua rendered the 9th dny Of
Norer-5- $50 IN Of Thomas Miller, against the
p.n.iAs IL this ccGse
Aud FL been ed in the that the de-
fepds;:s, 10 e.! = Macon, Wm II Bass and benjamin
T. Dzvis !n1sban,. Of this State. on the morton
the rau: i. orderrd, that the said Robert g. Ma
con- Wn Bss aud Beuj 7. Davis. do nppeur here
w!.a ollh after due publication Of this order and
do VIA: nrcessary protect their interests In ts
sui; aal thai copy OF this order be published once a
:our s!ys weeks in the Rchmcad Euqui.
.p-?c. Published in the city OF Richmond md
that another copy ~ posted the front door Of the Court
House 0: hio coy the drst day OF the next County
Court. 4 Cc;y-Tes.e:
Feb S2-c,v,w WN s DANCE, G.
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T-IRt:INIA.-A: Ra!cs held IN tas Clerk oE:ce o.
II. County Couri ot Louisa County, OF Monday,
March ;ho 30, l-jf: ~
Ba!srd Smith. aud Mary :. his wi:e Hnd Raslard W.
p,ic. and T.. (. Price, als "ii", flHinhas
Against 49,. 7,-,.. 81 Die. ron
.e T. puke. and Kitty. his witt. the csndren oi wilson
p-;.s deceased whose and number "re unknown
AMI oEc:s, ., ,h' ,.
., - ~ acres of land lying in Louisa county. and
S,,..S bv William Price. deceased TO Mary l. smith
V.ms-i " Price sarah Price. and the children OF VIII
p,;rs deceased. and for division OF the pro-
A .,Gnr me parties entitled thereto; Ind rfftuvit
t.vns 5cs made rnd died hn, The said
~. known; and non.rcsidcu,s OF this state;
S S:.1l Q. s aias by hsir attorney II !, ordered
va: .be .rii dc:c. en- ard parties uxno"t 40 TPPen
80. ;,i;n o,. r,oaa after ile publication OF 'ho ORDER
yta. "a necessary 20 protect ;hHl: ia''rr-s hiu
.ss. cypy OF ,- order b: pEbishe! oa'" week 'os
, 80 -. vn.k. n n" Richmond Enqa.r"rn news'
~ ,sr,.sca in II! c::y Of !:!ShmcaS. a"i aso ."
pa, ~ 900. ct the CuuI, House 81 tE;s coun'
Is OF - 80: a,r o; the ncN; County court
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u MI. -, iEA-iy Roxe. Of superior quality, FOR
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. 90.
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NEW GREEN CUHfh*i.
TIME Annual Meeting o! lE- S'DcT"o:d"Ts "i IA -
Creek Company viii b. held tt - .:"iace, ~ w. Do
nut street, Phiidep:iia. Mp..'As. III - 5!", %
p'c,uck 4 NJ wl.a al r:-..ioii b..'g ~.
held d. u NJ. - >='.=.a'--
Phiindelphia, +. b -. !si.G-c2~'
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1\CuI\CrVY-STArl OF VIRGINIA, TO W.T.
N a, ;i... b., -r- H. C:rr~!: EUu't - r"w:a'H;
Coua,y il he C,~,,- QLi.c Of The sn.d C.r'"' tou;t
f.o7 Tho .-,o "a sd day OF October, Inclusive III 'o'
viz: Crr.ap. JOIN Il S;eser Snd samuel Jon.'.
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Legal Notice

|IATHARINE + SPILLERS, of the State of Iowa,
" win take notice that on the 18th day of
August 1855, at the instance of William No
Knight as Administrator of William G.. Martin,
deceased, a summons and order of attachment
was issued against her by Joel +. Randolph,
Esq, Justice of the Peace in and for the
county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, demand
ing $50 with interest from April IL, 1861.
That said Summons was returned defendant not
found, and said attachment returned endorsed
no goods, Sc. found to attach with suggestion
that said defendant had an interest in real
estate in said county. The said Administra-
tor afterwards on the 30th day of August, 1856,
filed transcript of the said proceedings in
the court of common pleas of said county,
upon which the said Administrator obtained an
order of attachment from said court, for the
sum aforesaid, which has been returned served.
The said defendant will also take notice, that
on the 30th day of August, 1856, said plaintiff
filed in said court his petition in civil action
against said defendant, demanding said sum of
money; and that unless said defendant shall
appear in said ,corrt, ON or before the third
Saturday after the 6th day of October, 1856.
and answer said petition, that at the October
term of said court, 1856, the plaintiff will ask
for judgment against the defendant by de-
fault for $50, with interest from the 18th aay
of April, A. D. 1851.
HoLLisTRn, OKEY Il HoLI1srER,
sept. ., 1856. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice 4 sisol s

Elizabeth Rowies, N IcHoLAs RoWLEs, the
VS.. ~ defendant, now resid-
Nicholas Rowles. ing in parts unknown to
the plaintiff, will take notice that Elizabeth
Rowles, of the1County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, did on the 9th day of August, A. D.
1856, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, in
said State of Ohio, against the said Nicholas
Rowles, defendant, setting forth that the said
Nicholas Rowles gave Mortgage to the said
plaintiff ON the south west quarter of th6north
east quarter of section No. %, of township
No. 2, of range No. 8; containing 80 acres and
SO hundredths of an acre, in the District of
lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio. Also,
a lot of land being the south west quarter of
the south west quarter of section No. %, of
township 2, of range S, containing 80 acres
and 81 hundredths of an acre. And also, an
other lot of land, being q part of the north
west quarter OF the south east quarter of sec
ton %, of township 2, of range 5, it being on
The west side OF said lot, the east line running
with the middle of the big-lick run, containing
ten acres, more or less. Said lands, first and
third named tracts being in said county of
Monroe, and said second named tract in the
county of Washington, Ohio to secure the
payment of seven hundred and fifty dollars
according to q certain note referred to inisai1
Mortgage, and praying that said defend ant may
pay said sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
rom the 22d day of ,DeceHber, SlS45, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same;
md the said Nicholas Rowles is notified that
ne Is required to appear and answer said petit
ition, on or before, the third Saturday after the
18th day of September, 1885,. ~ til
JOHN SINCLAIR.
Aug. 13, 1sss-ew. Atty FOR Plaintiff.
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re Principle Street Of d NsigA6orsmg
Cays hour, o'c1oek, a. m.--A well dres-
ssdt'indigidual." half-seas.over, his head
pillowed en.a policeman's doorstep.
Policeman sHaloo, therel wake up
Whstare you doing here, at this time Of
night; are you sdrunk?n Individual
ooh, not at all Aiccup,l I'm a little bit
tired, that's all I'm only resting.1 q
P.esWhat makes yen 80 tired?"
ssyqI. I've (hiccup,l been to tbs. thea.
tre." sls-sfsr.5sik. 4
P.-4What was the fplay?" 09a
sssaIs-"Whys (hiccup, = and hssitating,,
sHasihoas Prince Of Duiksrkinq yssiIe,4
low long have you been lying
here Il saa4aaass 81 ssa .s.sal,..,ss. 80.
kassIs-7(Scraehing his bewilderedi snoddle.
II can'tsay 'zackly {hiccup,). I've heard
the clock strike one a number of times 7
ErsuA omaes, to the watch house. =
Opal es@a8as iss7sssi ), saa.s,s .ssasl..,.s
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Legal Advertisements.
NUto,tice.

= e.
NANCY Finn, of the. county of Fauquier,
In in the State If Virginia, is hereby notified
that James Finn al on the 21st day of Au-
gust, 1856, file his pssitionl in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, chars.ng the said Nancy
Finn, his wife, with wilful <bsence from him
for more than three years pas. and asking that
he may be divorced from her, tl:e said Nancy
Finn. Petition will stand for hvaring at the
October Term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county of Monroe. tzsa 3.
. The defendant, Nancy Finn, will take notice
that dispositions will be taken in this case by
the plaintiff on the 18th and Goth days of Sep
temher, 1856, at the court house in the county
of Preston, in the State of Virginia, between
the hours of O'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
of said days, before competent authority.
Dated this 2lst day of August, 1855. haft
s'S JAMES FLINN, Il
Aug, 81. By WrRE HOLLAND, his atty's
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAIL-Leaves Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen Bayard,) at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays; arrives at
Sunfsh same days at l o'clock p. M. Return
ing leares Parkersburgh 6 o'clock A. NJ, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives at Sun
fish from to o'clock p. NJ, same days.
WooDsFIELD MAIL Departs Mondays and
Thursdays at p. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
and Fridays by 3 A. M.
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araas 4. good as 3 rsieger.

- - Are you for F.emontf" asked dark
ezsssts yparfy back .ssssg ssss1 S assi..sf G
Ashe tapptd ak n, with smile, on
-. 2 issthe back, asss sss's sesi f'ss' sas
5. go !. N5Eb . smile that Soon spread to a
= s.ss spiggeri go s sss,,ss IS s..iss
"No, sir, he replied, s'for Fillmore 4 go,
a AIittIe erehection has taught me to
teezsls <knops1s fla ~ ssres sstsesas az q.
! ssy14eta white mans as good as q nigger. y
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THE LAW OF NEWSP APERS.
!. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice I. the contrary, are considered as Wishing
to continue their subscription. 49,
|y,3. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
). If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that refusing to
take. periodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud. ~
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For the q aspirit. >
Arithmehoal Problem

Alb and G. own horses, which do to
the omount J Of sac, As worth Of work.
A. and 3. can do Z Of it, B. land G. 9
teaths and a. and G. s1s twentieth
II thsy sll work together, what part o
the $26. IS is coming 70 each.f
a CouNrRY PEDAeoauE.
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Mail Arrangements.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE of the Mails at
IL and from WooDsFlELD:
BARNEsvILLE-Arrives every day (e-cept Sum
day. at II o'clock NJ. Departs every day {ex-
cept Sunday at o'clock Pm. - s i
GAINESVILLE (via Calais -Arri, Js every
Wednesday and Saturday at l2 o'clock NJ. De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at ! p. NJ.
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at Z +. NJ. Departs ev-
! cry Nor lay and Wednesday at 8 A. M.
MARIETTA (Southern route) Arrives every
Saturday at p. NJ. Departs every Friday at
5 A. NJ. 3'astts esf ~ g aee 81
SuNFlsn (Clarington) )-Arrires every Monday
and Thursday at II NJ. Departs same days at
| p. M. "t5es "a s5tsf lfssS 7'sIs'fse
ST. CLAmsvILLE-Arrives every Monday and
Friday at P. NJ. Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at A. M. ae sslsSel9s ss f4s
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.COVERLET AND CARP
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= NIiE undersigned is engaged in weaving Gov
i ERLETS and CARPETS Of every styls and
variety. s,s ~ - is:s. -
He has two looms one of which weaves two
different figures, and the other eight, as follows:
Philadelphia Beauty, Bellsville Wreath,
! i beauty of the West Lady,s Fancy.
s@ss bsi Gentleman's Fancy, Highway
..t5os sgs d Bloom, Cranberry Vine,
saSS aus 81 Farmers Choice, s. ~ s
.asg ass Enterprise, and North Star.
{ The last eight are woven with = seam, and.
the first two without seams. ssSs<
Either double or single Coverlets woven ON
the shortest notice. ..rt, &s.ass s.. ~, -
Those having no chain can be supRlied by
the undersigned, Thefallowipg ase Els terms:
+ !, Coverlets. per pair. $500 or 2, rs each for
three or mere Cqyerlets-aM woven without
seams. Carpets Common n. cents psE yard.
double chain l23 ccnts per yard. = ~td
ssefs "a CHARLES BRUNER,
MlLroNsBuReH, June 25, 1856.
N. b. coloring done in the best possible
style- I'm. & Is &
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: s. Eclectic Pills!
ENTIRELY VEG ETABLK
I. . :. A. FAMILY MEDICINE,
These Pills are UnequaAsd BY. any Nod.
i.icine k'oaca for Curing Diseases uris.
ang from a Dsranged Lipey. ss
( PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.


AS remedy for fuaiiy of the diseases peeu.
liar to the West, the Eclectic Pills hays NO
equal; such az Bilious Disease, for cleansing
the system generally--in chills, Fever and
Ague-to act on the Liver and Secretious--
cure Dyspepsia Sick Headache. Jaundice. AT.
iections OF the Kidneys, and diseases Of the
Biood--cure Costiveness, &c. They cleanse
the Stomach and Bowels, operate specifically
upon the Liver and Secretions, give tone to iii.
Digestive organs, and establish healthy as.
ton in the whole system. Thus not only .rs-
moving present diseases but preparing the sys-
tenn to resist future attacks of the same.
These Pills have been before the public aboat
four years, and they have acquired a reputation
for the chre of LIVER COMPLAINTS-as we'll
as other diseases for which they are reoom-
mended-which has never been squalled by
any remedy, heretofore offered to the public.
in the same length of time.
! ES All the foregoing Family Medicines are
prepared and sold by DIR. S. FELLERS.
"a His only authorized agent in Woods
field is A. d DRH3Gs
June 4,l1ss6.-Iy.
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THE FASHIONS HAVE ARRIVED
HNHE undersigned has just received the larg-
est and most fashionable supply of /
Spring and Summer Clothing,
ever offered in Woodsfeld; including every
49, go 3 style and variety of ,..afe,s ).
Dress Coats, Business-Coats, Vests. Pants,
Fine Shirts, Cravats, Neck Ties;
in short every article usually kept at q
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