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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fmnarfnut AunOuucemcu

no ALL PERSONS Afflicted with soau1l dlseascs
l such az SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ihro ENCE
\, 6 EET SYPHILIS, sc. SC.
The HOWAR ASSOCIATION, OF Philadelphia, 10
yio Of the awful desucton Of humau life and health,
cnusod by sexual diseases, and thu doeopuons which
are practised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases hy Quacts have directed their Consulting
surgeon. asa CHARITABLE AtI worthy Of ihelf
name 10 rive MEuICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 alt
norsons thus afflicted tNult or femae,) who apply by
latter with descriptions of thof condition. logo 0ccu-
nation hahts Of &c, aud in case Of esfcme pv-
eHy and suffering, 10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
or CHARGE.
The uownid Association is benevolent institution,
established by special endowment, Tor the Ioei OF The
srk and Distressed afflicted with " Nuuleni aud Eni-
demic Disease" " and s unds can bo used tof NO other
purpose. Il hos now a surplus Of means, which the
Directors have voted 90 advertise the nhove notice. II
is needless add that the Association commands the
highest Moocnlskli Of the age, and VIII luinsh The
most approved modern treatment Valuable advice also
given tu SICK and nervous temules afflicted With ah-
dominal weakness, Womb Complaint, Cosuvoness,
LeucouhoW, sc
Address, tpost pad) rr. GEO. 4. CALHOUN, Con
sutop surgeon Howard Association, No. 2, South
NINTH street. Ph.adolphia, Pa.
ny order Of the niociofs'
EZRA u. nEAkFWELL, President
GEO. FAtRCHILp, Secretary. W ly.
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E"g'ishmen, Scotchmen, Irish
mon

frWoud gladden. your syes nd rsfeab von, h..,,.
W i'''Fe regularly ono ~ your country papers bv
matt .Hy ihe London Punch, illustrated London Nr,s.
Woeky Dispatch, Belrs Life, Froeman n's Jonroai
Neehy iimefi sterling Joumal 0o2 ffso Won csn
INe hef ~ me above or any other paper nuhlisb.
90 90 tnsland, Iceland scotaad BY enrlo.ine sI n,
nnNafds tn A. WILLIAMS A. Go. Iiookseile,, lOo
Wilmington street, Boston, who receive regularly v
every steamer lull supplies Of ihe above and receive
pi'Hna Tor any Foreign newspaper or magazine
a. W. n 20 Me agents Tor Hunts Magazine kuirkor.
6ookef' God'yls Lady's nouk, Puinam's MONTH";
S,aMh"ate's teiiospoct, Lancet Medical Times
ihNng Aget and uil tho American magazines and 20,
subscriptions ior The same AZ ths oesi ,stc.
,li'faiy lnsuiuiiors and Colleges supplied al
sng ,,' hgenr and the tfade supplied with books
~ tWr"rPapeea a. wholesale ~ pubiishefis prices
A. w Nss lnf ~ years member oftho frm OF Reading
~ p hostnn aud viii give his personal attention te
all o,nefs nd h them promptly nt reasonab nr;css
~ Any hoos published nov or Old sent lree ~ n.s,
age on eeep' Of tho price. Information cope,ininr
~ p'lons or Nooks cheefhliy given. fIoliday G,f
BOOKS, ANNALS for 1857, hno asso nent a, los ,i
Alafos' A.WlLLiAMs A son.
Agents Tor hnfpef nfuihefis Pnbnretio,s
100 Warrington -tfsef no.,,.
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SpimnI CnninlninIs

NJ-A new method Of treating SrtSsI piHs.,K,,
tuhfAruHE oF rnr SFiNR aud sFiSAL WEAkSE,s,
"ilhooi pam or spBerHg 10 tho patient you ng
OF iu,.ei now successfully praciiced by Dr.. J. A.
bo.ston, or OF his residence, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined the slhrESriNR SrRINa APPAR,.
rus used by ht j. A. Wood tho treatment OF LATERAL
cuuatures of the spne we recommend il as efHeient
aud comioftab le 10 the patient.
HENRY J. hlGELOW, NJ. d., Prof Surg. Harv. Uni
GEO HAYWARD, I'D, Ex-PIof surg. Harv. Univ
WlNSLoW LEWIS, NJ. ID.
v G SMITH, N H., Muyof cf Boston.
JohN W. WARREN, NJ. d. beston. July, 1851.
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WortIly of ConGdence.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY RALsAM FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
D-J-'Ihe la'a Rev. Or. LEoSAHp Woops, Abboit
ffoessof Of Theology in Andovor, Mass. savs-
" From loag use Of Dsgefa6s PaimoHary BaisaBi is
logical students, have been led to regard II a. snfs
and ellie aoous medicine" REED, co rLER A. co.
druggist, BOSTON, Hfoprietrr Be careful 10 get fhe
genuine a. mert are many mutations. sod by Aputho-
caiies aod Druggist generally. Price 50 cts. ana 81
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J. RusseII spnIdinY,s Rnsemnrr

lup0iOO0 BOTTLES SOLD i-thi. erest and ,oo,,I.
preparation is decidedly Of the nicost and best
n'l'les 10 ihe world ior the HAIR II mpaus a rich
emhclshes, removes daadtuf, ro'ieve. headaehe and
has probably heon used for restoring aud prevontinr
nny arclu ever known. IL has stood the test OF tio
and nse aud can rely upon D.. Sole Proprietor J.
Mu0SLid. SfALplNG. Manufacturing Chemist "a
= femoni ST. opposite the Museum, Boston, Mass
he facsimile OF bic signature is on every bottle OF
lnn EnnuIno. enld hN nnalnfa nnnnt-IIa-
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VOL. IL. NO. 9.....wHoLE NO. 261e.
Boston Special Notices,


9y-" We have found them Of great se,vise in NJ.
~. nlunshiai uu'auons, and n subduing honrsen ness
uuuseu pi Colds, and do our clerical brethren real
e%'a, 20 % we commend them 10 the attention Of pnlSs
PaNers aHd aHgers Tor clearing and siren tho
~ anu Others who are troubled with affections Of
~ % s,lmunf itnm persona knowledge TO their efIicl-
ely.,i 1a,ons Pictorial. /" A. preventive or feme
media agent W. know nothing or such ,,ondstf,f IN
ceeJ "A Browns bronchial Troehes or iozeages ,;eh
y. msstangefa ~ peace 10 the Cough ID relief 10
W. w uuietea who auhei from Btouohits Asthma and
.mple and elegant form for admiustornn In con,bna
lion several medicinal substances bel N sstos
iioaa.-i,r. a. D B,rsioe
Sold by aIl Druggists. po.,a,
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wiIbor's Cod Liver OH & lime.

preparation 10 alone attributable toiis intrinsic worth
" the cute Of Couehs, Coids, Asthma, Bronchitis
Nhonpng Cough hnd all Cousumpuve symptoms, IL
has no superior. 1t equal Let 40 one nfglect Tho
eafly symptoms Of disoase, when agent il thus 1t
hand which viii alleviate aii compb ints Of his Chest
Lunga and lhfont.
-, sod by ALEXANDER D. wILBoR, Chemist, i66
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ship, BOOIS--k neping,
Navigation, Engineering, &c.

~ Practically taught Comer's Commercial rolsge
l39 Harrington streei. Founded A. d. ls4O. Opon
dayand evening" Terms moderate. No Extra. No
class systrm Separate departments tuf Lauies Stu
dents aided ~ obtaining employment See last Annual
Catalogue which eau be had at the rooms or BY mall
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~ 10 u'eecss to describe the tottnres Of spasmod
&c Asthma. Those who have suffered f,ar, II. 5s,s
'ng patoNisms know full we'll what IA H.
JoNds HWTCOhB's REMEDY
,op',oa pY Joseph Huineit, No. Al. Tremont Street
oe"h ,n 'n' most severe casos, and frequently Il has
gtpciel permanent cure. For sale by ali Dtur,sts
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Hudson's american saIve ana

N1f This C0mpHnnd has gained much celebrity for
tho cure nf hufns fculds, Cuts n,as Sore Lips and
Elthds Chapped u inis end Arms, sore Nipples, Dis
eusos OF che rtin. Inflammation, Piles, salt Rheun,
Sores ou Hhldfea aitsi Cofns, Bols, &e.i II ia also
"seseuf in all rH.s whcfs outward application IL
neehed. buhd, FOSTER & CO.. Genatal Agents
No. touhii, Boston. JOSEPH HUDSON Sole Pro,
piit'or Maitnpoithu, Masa.
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no The Murried OF bolh sexes.

Ana Hose con anrlatng marriage, valuable iniofma-
ton viii he iuinishrd G|ss Of cAargs. Address DR..
MONTGOMERY MEDICAL AGENCY, Hayefhill,
Mass, IA mo.
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DcFo act local and travelling agents In business
easy, useful aud honorable, at a SALARY OF slOO
PER MONTH. capital Of IS only required. No
p1ieni medicine Or book business. Fun particulars
three cent piece, and addfiss
A. D. MAETYN. pIn.sInu N IL
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Rcdding,s Rmssin snIYe-

Scalds It heals Tapidly-- Reduces ind,mnatioos
Severe chilvlains, frost ho- Sores old aud recent
u cures huins, hrui' 'es,-shiuges, - CONS buuions
All b. for sore eyes heal. bies feions ,ilo,
soto nipplcsi swelod breast,-Also for the nuIseiy
~ cuts bruises, sprnins, ,-soail head otnptions
Lac magtc a. viii cure, ,-- Also cfoul md scurvy
neniy ~ great value, a,---Narious sober ailmouts
Even sait fheum uleers--f ffysipelas, theumutismi.
10 Sold hy ulf cuuntr, sfofas
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80 DIR HD.v
Webster's Dictionary.

D OVAL OCTAVE, aud unisor.ty sdiiions,h by
IL +. N. WALTON.
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" We advise q u pufcohers Of rich Fancy Goods q
an{ deScfipiion Of Toys, 10 call at HOLDEN. CUT
ILh CO.'S, lo and II Kilby Street, Bo-ton-ono
9' inc most extensive French aud German importing
houses in TIE United stlles, having house IN Eng
and fans and Geimany. They are agents Tor Sander
son \ Lnnergnnl. rnlahfated Fifn Mntka
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ETysipelas. Scrofula, Kings Evil, letter,
Tnmnrs. mud SnlI Rhamm.

Fum Fi7cardipg Merchant Qf ~ Lois ftb. I, 1856.
Dr.. AYR; Your pills the paragon of a that Is
great 10 medicine They have cured my little daughter
u ucerous upon her hands and feet that bad proved
ncuuhle ur years. Her mother has heen long gieynus
y aioiel with hotocs and piupes on her skin and In
her hair AFTER child cured, she also tried your
pl- and they hace cured hor ASA MORGMDGE.
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thA % sue hNAfs
N1aaNed is alist ~ agents TO receive subscrir
90 ft 'ivofuseu7nts and Communications, aud ae
n1wla lfe ttyaant for tho same.
unksrsheid, in .POMEROY,
rtn7kdaid,f. H.sMiTH,
Cabot,C O.. BRowN,
p1oviue CHARLES s.DANA.
Elmofo, l. N CIRCUIT,
Hydepark, EDWARD 6. SAWYER,
johnson, G., W, SCOTT,
Marh6eH, ED PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, !. C. MOVES.
Mdlloscs, JESSE JOHNSON, Jt
NorhbeH, O.. SMITH,
Omnge, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Paindoif, At BANCROFT
South llafdwick, g. sHirWAN,
Stowe, JOSEPH g RAYMOND
suafod WILLIAM ROLLINS.
South suaHord. DANIEL W.JuDD,
Tonbddrc, AARON MIXING,
wat.6.h and Fayston, ORANGE SMITH
Wauon, FRANKLIN a. WEIGHT,
Winiimatown, DARIUS PRIDE.
Worcester, JONAS AuBOTr
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01g DR. g. HEATON, No EXETER PLACE,
ostuNi desires To inioim those ineresed that he ean
tnues 10 cure hefnia ur Rupture Ia all iis forms He
also attends To the treatment aud cure of Nnrcocele
htdfooolo, Diseases Of The Urinary and Uterine Or
gans
% DEAFNESS CURED, however eaused-
Letters addressed ,r DR.. BOARDMAN, u SuPTOLK
PtAeEi BosroN, au wofod. Remedies sent BY express
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S. v. & CO.
CORAL yAKNHsHES

MANUFACTURED by sTiMsoN, VALENTINE
& CO.,
90 BROAD STR E.IaT, BOSTON.
Az tbs Machatiei Fair recently held 10 Boston the
comntttaH OF which Dr.. A. A. HAYES, State Assayo
was chaifnBn, uwltt1i silver Medni 10 =. " a
Go. for tnoif supHliui Nsrnisbes.
LADY win h.s heon cured Of great nervous Dis.
bHiyi ahot mHny fnafs Of misery, desires to msko
lnown 10 all sufferers tho means OF relief Ad
aioss enclosing ialp TO pay return postage, MRS.
MARY 4. DEN lrf, BOSTON, Mas, aud ihe ore
scrption will DO sent, ffee, hy next post.
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- "u'ines- honorable salary sure. To secure a
chsHes addfrs simmcdiAtsv onrlosiog oos,a o.
~ NJ lhofoLllAN AGENCY oFFiCE. Hever,ll'
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R. SIiERBURNE, sup'i.

Nor's6eia, No, 3. 1856. Sc
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Lumber (! Lumber I!

flNUE suhscrihor manufactures and has constantly on
J hand for sale, spmoo, llemlock, Birch, Map'e,
Ash and Ras.wood. Also floor Bonlds Pluiuod nnd
rned fnshed fof use fence uh and all Kinds of Job
Wa done 70 order ai slnu not ice, Gig Saving &c,
Alsn he purchase Nuu ~ piles, Birch also Ash,
Bass aud Spruce ~ the Log or sawed, when demo by
his direction. Any wishibg 10 buy or sell viii do well
tugive him call,
Dash paid lor hory and nutlonut. sawed o. ia the
log A, w WILDER
Montpelier April lsi, 1850. ~
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For COstiveness OF Constipation, and as
Dinner PM, they are agreeable and eliertual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, lnhammn-
tion, sud even Deafness, and Partial Blind
ness, have been cured by the alternative action Of those
Pills
Most NJ the pills IN market contain Mercury which, al
though valuable remedy iu skUl hands, Is dangerous
n public pin, from the dreadful Consequences that ue
queuuy follow it- iuonuuus use. Ihese contain
curl or mineral substance whatever.
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lDutrbmau K 5tatr9uurnal.
rvplisurO tyrRr rRlDAr monNlyo.

TERMs 81 80 cash in rivancc s2. 100 payment
not made IN advance Interest always charged ftom the
end OF the year.
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ThOmpson's Vermont n Appendix

STATE or yEsAoNTs AT Probate csst' ;.
bate Office in Montpelier thin and Tor said District
on The 18Th day OF November, a d., 1851
AN INSTRUMENT pufportine 10 he he last viii
and to.tsmont Of STEPHEN PEARCE, late of Cslais,
In said nistot deceased, being presented 10 the Cuu
BY Ira do, the execution therein named. for PIubHtct
II h ordered by said Coufl, that all persons
cd theioiH be notified to appear at session f said
Court be hodoa at IN 70 Probate Ofioa 10 No APPEL
e, he 9Th day Of Deoemher le56,and snew cause,
II any they may have, against the Pi iubae Of said
Wiii ior which purpose, Il Is further ordoTod that
copy oi The record Of this order he Published three
weeks suceessiv,ly in the Vefmont Watchman and
State Journal printed Montpelier, previous 10 said
limo Of hearing.
A tue copy Of Re, ord,
lf:3 Auest, NLLsON A. CHASE, Judge.
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1ndlee.tion and Impnritr of the nIood

Foa Rer y Hima Rla0r n ADVENT Church, BaoH
Dr. ArFR ! bs,e used your Pills with extraordinary
n my family and among those called 90 visit
ln distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have ever
known, and / can conhdenuy recommend them 90 my
friends. Yours, J. v HINES
WARSAW, WTomsa Co.. n. Y. oct. q, 1850
nEAn SIR ! anu using your Cathartc Pills 90 my prHo-
tice and fud them excellent purgave TO cleanse the
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IH8 T11rITI VI AdNHHC' Fhrtts II0T0 NO UTTIIFTT
puhlisheIs gINts additional Vtiuo o. theso kepuus.
t.prcHIt uuiuE Coo Qstt.uf tNrilnl ttIir OF Euro
penn Affairs, tntsmurh o. they con NOW uo p'ecad lu
tr iands o sup.cfihcfs about ss soon as to orslal
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Trains Going South.

LEAVE Monipeiiof at 929 M., AUDI IS r n.
Nouhdeldu al DO 90 " " 6.1I
NATi, TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with trans
from Oannrsnus0H and MorrHEAL ihe ui-ht before,
at Whiie River Junction aud Windsor with trains Tor
Hoston and Nes Ycrk arrrlg boston tr0 Agurs car
lisr than by any OIL her route
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connecta at houses
Point with trains fuu Ogdenshurgh and honifet stops
over night % White River Junction or Windsor and
connects with fuius arriving m bnstun az 100 p. N.
aud at New Nqik al y 81.
o. Tirkets Tor Chpaga, Detroit und the West, via
Grand Tunk and Great Weston kaiifo4 IDS Tor sale az
49, nrLunL..l .LaILmn.-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAyING observed, with much surprise, a
IL short squib in the "American Union'' UNI
der date of February ., 1856, from Henry Swim
dler, 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, $50, authorized said
Swindlcr to sell for me ,--and in consequence OF
the ine6icicncy Of said Swindler found elf
compelled to revoke said power of attorney, SO
given him as Aforesaid, notice of which revoca-
ton have heretofore given him officially, and
now find myself compelled to give this public
notice that have entirely revoked said power,
and that said Swindler is not now, and has not
been for some time, authorized to transact BUSH
ness OF any Kind for me. His sales, therefore,
after tho notices of said revocation, pass no
rights TO the purchaser, and it would be we'll for
the public to be warned in time, which warming
now give.
In Justice to myself will further state that ,
judging the future by the past, the only proper
criterion, il seemed highly probable that said
power would have to be handed down 10 posterifu
in order to complete the sales of territory there
in M antioned. JACOB BoYERS.
February is, 1866. 81 81
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TRUST SALE
OF Valuable Land in Preston County.

DURSUANT to the provisions of a deed of
IL trust executed by David Watson, in his Ii 70
time, to the subscriber as Trustee, for the use
OF Samuel Beall, dated the 10Th day of Novem-
Der, lS49, and now of record in the County
Court of Preston, will sell at public auction,
for cash, before the courthouse in Kingwood.
On Monday tie l2M day Of May neat,
being Court day,-Twe Tracts of Land in
said county, on the waters OF Decker's Creek.
The first tract is known as Watson's home farm,
on which he then lived, containing ninety three
acres, more oEloss. The other Tract ndjoins
the hrst-named tract, and is known as the State
band, containing about sixty-six acres of Land.
BY reference to said deed, more full descrip-
ton of said two tracts of Land can be obtain ed .
The title is believed to be good, but will con-
vey such title as is vested in me, this 22d day of
February, 1886. JOHN p. BYRNE,
Feb. %, 1856. Trustee.
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NEW MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using f.. & J. M.
Clarke's Patent Mill, (patentoi June, lS54,)
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
in space of "a by feet, all within the imme-
date notice of the millor,--burr, boiling chest,
and all The burrs now used only 36 inch
es. This is great improvement on all devices
for tho manufacture of Flour hitherto in uso,
and tho entire machinery can be put up in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by getting
a Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mill
ers and thooc about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime the operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfuous ap-
pendages of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patent for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion 4,
and will sell individual district rights, to suit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
MorgGnfoWn Mills, February 20, 1856.
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1yice Property for Sale,

Levi V. Hcnnen wishes to sell his
dwelling house, near Morgantown Mill,
and says that he will dispose of it a
bargain to the purchaser. The house
is neat and comfortable two story
dwelling; has a spring of soft water
near the door; the lot (half acrc) is in
good cultivation, and very productive,
and has thereon the choicest varieties
of fruit. We have no doubt but that
the property may be bought very low.
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a CARD

The Odd Fellows Beneficiary Sup
per having passed off in a manner so
highly gratifying to the membership of
Monongalia Lodge, an expression of
the estimation in which they hold the
bencvolence and generosity of the COM
munity, exhibited in aiding the happi-
ness Of the occasion, is deemed appro-
pirate and called for. The citizens of
Morgantown therefore, who though not
Of us are yet NTH us in heart, as evinc-
ed by their donations Of substantial
good cheer, or their patronage of the
Supper, viii accept our hearty thanks
for their manifestation Of liberality in
behalf of the enterprise. 10 the La
dies, one and all, whose onerous labors
spread the banquet-whose grace pre-
sided oyerits admirable arrangements
whose faultless taste challenged the adj
niration of all our guests-wc present
our need of praise and vote of thanks.
The Committee of arrangement too, for
the zeal they manifested as well as for
their praiscworthy foresight, are enti-
tied to our acknowledgements of graft
tude. The recollection Of the pleasur-
able occasion viii be freshened by
the presence and guardianship with us
OF the Widows and Orphans Fund,
and the gratifying incidents of its in
ception viii be enhanced by the re-
membrance ofthe kindly sympathies of
a'&neyolent community.
Published by request of Moncngalia
Lodge, No. 62, 1. o. 0. Il.
S. SIEGFRIED, Jr., ". q.
Odd-Fcllows' Hall, Feb. 16.
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Morgantown Mills.
IN NEG g rupAUr

"AYING extended his lease OF the Morgan
Ii town FIGURING Mill, belonging to Mr.. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has remode lled the
Machinery in said Mill, and is now prepared to
Being now fully prepared to max good work !,
by additions to machinery and convcniencos,
shall spare no pains to render general satisfac-
ton. Customers may always be promptly sup
piled with Flour,--ether Family, Suporfne or
Fire, to order. Customers bringing their Wheat
with them can have it ground promptly, or can
have it exchanged for Flour to suit their conve-
nience. My aim is to accommodate and to rem
der s. iisfaction to all.
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TAKE this method OF informing my custom
IL ers that am now out of stock and out of
money,-especially the latter will con-
slider II as special favor if those who are in
debted to me will call and settle the same 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 operation.
1t is fact that many persons act upon the
principle that Mechanics need but little money
TO carry on their business. But this is a mistake
which often proves fatal to our interests s. sue.
cess. | hope (wiihodt fuxther argument) that
my request will be promptly responded to, when
shall continue your humble servant
WIN. II. SAMSELL.
February o, 1856. 33 If
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III AID p1ONOGRAPHY been known 40 years
Ill ago it would have saved me 90 years of
hafd labor.-lfon. THOMAS II. BENToN.
Some of Our Students not yet 90 years of ago =,
are making more money by Photography, than
The Principal Of the High Sbhoot, after having
gwen himself FOR more than twenty years TO his
representations S. HIATT, Principal of the
High School, Philadelphia.
This beautiful system OF short hand taught
through the mail, by NM TEBBS, phonogra-
plic Teacher, Providence, Rhode Island.
Terms for course Of twelve lessons, includ-
ing iuli explanatory corrections to all exercises,
FIVE dollars.
a. .** ANY newspaPnr, periodical, &C., giving
tnis advertisements TWO Insertions, including this
notice, and forwarding copy as above direct .
ed, will receive the lessons. Gcb2 ,5G