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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHEg,
CARD,

For the convenience Of Duggss &
uals now using this Medicine in Tie 3
mont, constant supply viii be ki-l
OF our State Agent, FRED. E. SIT
applications or orders viii be P-0z5
the same terms as rkeR GdlrsSsisz
P. Y. +. COVENTRY & co "a
s. Genesee s.. AE-
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g A slave stampede recently took
place in Loudon County, Va.
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BACH'S
American Comm

TIME subscribers would ressse.ss
4 attention of the People Of Ven
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN C0Npr
As one of the best preparations bsi-.
for the relief and cure ofthe lolloE-,r
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore n,
omel, Nursing and UEqa
Mouths, Sore Nipples, Nsrcurs
FeUer Sores, Scroflla, Th
the Lungs and Stomach, q.
Complaints, Female Hsal7s
Irregularities, Fluor ABm. -
Coughs arising from a
Throat, Piles, Weak SIN
fact, an ang case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION al
BLOOD, USE THIS REgE
In the city of Auburn, WHERE -
| prepared, and the Proprietors rsss
of the most reliable and respecn
| efficacy have been furnished il
voluntary promptings eff those VI n
! lieved and cured Of long staniinzrss
aggravated affections Of the s5sys q
from a grateful desire to spread I'D
and promote tie good of Others Fs--
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been pecuIar7
cases of Bronchial and T7r9qf g4.e
slight to Chronic IaRqmnatioas sp5
| Also in some very marked eases ofFs-
ness and Irregularities SID mary
plants enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases OF thh
ter in our own State, IN which il has 3
with wonderful success, where Tor year,
many other remedies have failed 70 q
Its ingredients, among which Is S e
fluid extract of
"BEECH DROPS" Or "CANCEgl
and composition are such as 70 rer!-.-
| ly safe and harmless. requiring tie eIa
special care in regard TO the h2lls
vidual, beyond that ordinarily nscss-
From a personal knowledge Of 1al
not hesitate to say to all who are L en-
fiicted with Bodily Weakness, Ds
nation, Impure or Sluggish BLOT =
BACH'S AMERICAN C0y9
is recommended in the straHgss *
Relief and Cure.
FRED. Z. SMITH. K1
Wholesale Agent for the Staa T.
To whom all orders should be zi-z
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PIANO FORTES

H chandise, and all goods pertaining to his
branch OF business. large assortment Of
PIANO FORTES
from the manufactures of Chickering, Woodward
d brown, and Brown & Allen, whose instruments
are well known to be superior to any Others
manufactured in this country.
SERAPEAINES g. MELODEONS.
manufactured by Prince & Co., Buffalo, and Car
mart " Needham, N. Y, of all sizes and patterns
and every instrument warranted
Double Bass Viols, Violincellos. Tenor Viols
NIolns, Guitars, Flutes, Clarionets. Saxborns
Bugles Trombones, Accordeons. &c.
Italian, German and English Strings for y;oIs
and Guitars, of the best quality. Bows. Pinoe,
Boards, Tail Pieces, Pegs and Bridges Tnnine
FORKS, uning Hammers, Pitch Tubes Clarionei
Reeds, Metrenomes with and.without bells Mns;o
otahds, double refined Resin, Gases for Flutes
Blank Music Books and Music Paper. Insfrnc
ton Books, and Scales for every instrument.
HI Il IL II SIC,
More than 10000 pieces now on hand. and nj
new pieces of Music received as soon as nphlisb-
ca. 6iee Books and Church Music Books ofev-
cry description. u e'
Mr H. will sell all articles as low rs those Of m,
same quality can be obtained in anv CITY and !
lioeral discount made to Teachers and tho,e WIN
BUY to sell again. Grateful for the lioeral nat,
ronage he has thus far received, he viii snare y,
enort to keep complete assortment Of ali arti,
cies usually kept in Music Store, and nv con.
slant personal attention to his business. hones I,
sec IN MS new and commodious store. ali az hi
old, and many new customers.
Burlington, April IL, 1s56.-16-1y.
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Later from EurOne !

A H. LEIGHTON, Tin ana Copper Smith,
n. would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Craftsbury and vicinity, that he has taken the
shop one door north of the Orleans House, where
he will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
Parlor. Box and Cooking Stoves, and all kinds of
tin, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand.
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
and at lower rates than can be bought at any
other shop in Northern Vermont.
Call and see. Orders from abroad promptly
attended to.
All kinds of BARTER taken in exchange
for GOODS.
Craftsbury, June 10-24f
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Baeh's Family Recipe Bo0S { -
Of all Agents-you viii heFe ~ : :
SEES recorded-and you are llti's- =
cate with any whose eerlineA's'
order 10 prove them genuine,
CAUTION
An the genuine medicine sSf' i
p. V. r. COVENTRY s Gu %
wrapper. s. CO
Principal Office and Depo'' :
AUBURN, n. Y. ads
FRED. +. SMITH, General
Of Vermont. -. ,-.,As-.B Z
For sale by R. W. ME- s'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOHN PATTEN,S ESTATE

JOHN PATTEN'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court for the District of Orleans
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of JOHN PATTEN, late of Barton
in said district, deceased, represented insolvent
and the term of six months from the 18th day Of
October, 1856, being allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us:
Do give Notice, that we will attend to the
duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
of Laura Patten, in Barton, in said district, OIL
the 10Th day of November and second day Feb,
ruary next, at eight o'clock, in the forenoon, OF
each of said days.
CYRUS EATON,)
ABR'M. SMITH, Commrs
JOHN SWASEY,
Barton. Oct. 18th, 1864 :3w.
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s. Honesty is the best policy.
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MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON,
L. S. RUST

L.. 5. RUST
AS complete assortment of Musical Mer-
IL Il chandise, and all goods pertaining to his
branch OF business. A large assortment of
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HOyEY & SMITHS CASH ST0Ps

M Fn,roK:-We have Just received from Boston the ,,
1ds ever offered in Market We give you deIow
t Won and all other friends may know there is place in
Goods can be bought at fair value VS
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

o. u /. l.
PURSUANT 10 an order of the County
Court thereby give no,ice thst an Election
Will be held in this County ON the fourth
Thursday ia May next, for the folitwing OF
fcers, viz. W, = ~, 80,
Fur an Attorney for the Commonwealth.
For a Sheriff. .a y sfsti
Tor Two Commissioners OF The Revenue.
4, For two Commissioned Of Roads.
For four Justices, nf The Peace in each Ma.
g,s,crial District as5 Ia sg.sts
/, For Two aOons,a bies in each Mssis,eiial
District. 4ss' oaF N'tF -p''
For one Overseer of ,6e Poor in each Ma.
gisteriaI District. 81 5s.ts s..t
The following Commissioners ami Office rs
have been spptinted to conduct The said e.
Henry Watson. Moses Steel, and Nathaniel
Reed Commissioners, Somnel Hardin Officer.
Richard OsLorne's: Capci Holland, .Rioh.
ara o-houe, James Waison, Joseph Sn,iih
d jacob Csrttight, Commissioners. William
Wilsoh, Officer. 7sf ESQ
Ihe CounHouse: John Watts, Esq. Mil.
Ton Wiley, George 5, Ray T.. p. Fitch
Ralph L. Berkshire, Commissioners George
w. Fairfax Officer. -. far,
I JOHN Gusen,aas Il: Davis b. Weaver, sam
uei Iibbs, Samuel Bcali, Henry Kennedy &
Michael Muse, Comrniss toners. Edwin Clear
Officer. .'.aa ~"
Enoeh Ross: Jacob Miller, Lansle, John,
Ezekle Shay, William jain, and Charles Il .
Burgess, Commits. James Hare Officer.
anthony LofuSs John Rude, ANTHONY
Lotus, William Warman, John Bowers aud
Seth Stafford Commits. John BY Officer
Cushman's: Mauhos w. Davis, IT,. Isaac
Dean, Michael White, Wesley Courtney and
Daniel Dusenbrrry, Commissioners. William
w. Lazzell Officer 'r. .-.F.." n
CdssrHte: Purnpl Simpson, John Lemly.
Geors" Alexander, james Way and Thoma
LuzZell sen, Commissioners Reuben EIn.
nell Officer .- .ss..l So.
Laurel Point; Alfred c. Barker. Milton
Stewart, jain D. Waters, William Fear and
James Robinson, Commissioners. jacob Bar
ker Officer. rs..s e. r rgt ls.#-FrE
Cox's Philip Low William w, Price, Lr-
Vi J. Sreight, Elisha Snider aud ThaIIeus
w. Armett, Commissioners. William Fisher
Officer.
Wooresrille: Emanuel Bell. And'w Brown
Jacob a. Tcnont William Price & Lancas.
ter Minor, Commits. Eli Morris officer. ,a
dSa Tenants: Richard d. fTannant Jo-
seph Warner, ST., Levi Hanght Nimroi Ten
nant and James Eddy, Commissioners, Asa
Tenant Officer
DarTdh's: ADAM B. Tennan,, John Shrivcr.
Alexander Eddy. Joseph Darrah ana John
| Anderson, Commissioners. Eugenius llarker
Officer.
Warrcn Samuel finegarIner, JnsIus Ga.
rord, Hnharius Rice, James Wise aud Evan
Haugqt, Comm'rs. john S Lemly officer.
| ..a... JOHN I. FLEMING, Sheriff
April 20, 1896. Monongalia county.
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.
for the Deaf and Dumb and Insane. are
besutifut structures, ccmnodiously srsang.
cd, and surrounded By trasgnifcent gsftlens
and shrubbety we visited me Insape Asy-
tuin, ard passed through several ofits apart.
aepis attended ~ oue of,she een,lemahly
aseisten, ph,sicians Of the fns,i,utioo. The
sights we sew were ;n,eres,ins.ibut horrifs.
ing. Insanity in al i,s phases meets yon aa
/ you pass along. Hero il. one standing like
statue, gazing at yscency -ano,her stands
counting his fingers or, ,wirling his hair
others sing, lsugh, weep, preach, prayA one
imegihes himselfto be Deity-adother med.
iia,es The wrohes he has endured, ina ginary
or real and cuttes alike his enemies and be.
nefactors- -others, again, wAi' SIT with you
and conyetse so rationaily that you would
not think them tit subjects for such associa.
tons, but these you find in lucid interval
such as is common TO their class. The In
s,itution under the competent charge OF d..
Sribline, is admirably equipped and ar
ranged throughout. as :" a5s9' isas
We put up a, the Virginia Hotel, kept by
NAoco's. MSSiuHS StcIIotI, NHtIe ABOUT a
hundred and twenty-five of the Delegates
had stopped, so that there was no wanto
company: but on the contrary a livelier
HIST Of SANS particular friends, joyial and
good humored, were never housed together
in the Old Dominion. Our hossare noble
specimens Of Virginia gentlemen, and will
be long and favoraoly reInem Sered by their
guests on that happy occasion. xxx
#a l THE VALLEY. 70 @E7
The scenery of the Valley is beautiful
and imposing, aud rendered the trip pecu-
liarly ogreeable. To your right are the Ca
pou mountains--to the leitlooms the Blue
Ridge--clad in their May drtpery-
between the highlands stretches away ano
BILE expanse of fertile valley, clothed with
luxuriant vegetation, dotted with finely i'm.
proved farms, and embe llished everywhere
with the lively signs of prosperity, plenty
and contentment. saaasea
We left Staunton. on Thursday afternoon
aud made rather flying trip homeward, en-.
countering nothing particularly noteworthy
on our return, Space will not permit or we
should like 10 have extend ed these notes TO-
day: but other matters press upon US.
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la w. D. SIEGTRIED, w. P.
{ ii. ~ MARTIN, r. s. aTS323 ~, I,
Have you seen tho Procession /

~ 'Hallooi joint, ~ re 1851
'IIalloo yourself, JIM what's the matter y
whats the matterf Have you OF seen the
be autiful procession y s2s
81 have and i thought 1t was the grandest Of
all the professions ever beheld,' f.fE
'To be sure il was P
'And do you know why it looked so grand y
'To be sure do! They had fine now banner
ncnt regalia; crowd of good looking fellows ;
first rate Brass Band aud to crown all, they
had lots of beautiful ladies' in their ranks.'
'All,vory well but this was no: all that mad o
that festival superior to all others ever wit messed
in Morgantown; did you not admire the fine clio
thing of those gentlemen lra as
tYes did; and 1 wonder whore such nice
coats, pants, and vests can be had.'
'iIa! ha! didn't know whore all these fine
coats, pants and vests came from see you
arc ten ye airs behind time! Why, they came
from the Cheap and Fashionable Clothing Hons e
of a. FEDERLEIcHT s. CO., where there are
plenty more. taW 1E H
well, my friend, thank you for your infor,
nation; | wish l had known this before the
first time come to town l. shall surely call and
get suit Of Clothing, for sale so cheap by D. II
STINE.
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"A GARD.

|, AT o regular meeting Of Monongalia
Division, No. ga, Sons of Temperance,
of Virginia, heiaattheir Hallon Thurs
day evening, May Is, it was nnani,
mously voted, = ~, ~ !,
g That the, Worthy Patriarch be re.
quested tostender tho thanks of this
Division TO tho officers and members Of
'the M. EaChurch, of this place, for the
use oftlicit house of Worship ontl,e oc-
casion Of, our late celebration; to Bro
w, T:WILEEy for his prompt and able
response to addresssthe audience, upon
so short notice as was given him in con
sequence of the non-arrival of tho ex-
pectcd speaker, Rev. A. j. Collins /;
to the Choirs of the Presbyterian and
M. E. Churches, for the delightful vo-
cal music discoursed by them; and to
the Morgantown Brass Baud for their
creditabie performances upon the occa-
sion. $50 ~. -
a w. D.. SIEGTRIED, w. P.
III. 4. MARTIN, r. s. a|S32st5..S &, e
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The sona of Temperarce,

Had avery imposing demonstration
in misplace on Wednesday last. They
met at their Hall at 10 clock; form
ed procession at 103, and proceeded
by our Brass Band, and a beautiful BAN
ncr with significant insignia, marched
through the several streets of our bor-
ough; returned to the Hall at IT, and
received the Daughters of Temperance
and with them repaired to the M. E..
Church, where the following was tho
order of the exercises: veg 81 y,
1. Ode by the Sons.
2. Prayerby Rev. Monroe, Chap
lain ofthe day.
3. Sentence by the Choir.
4. Address by w. T. Wiley, ESQ,
5. Oae:by the Choir.
g. Benediction--Rev. Monroe.
The performance of tho Band on the
occasion was such as to reflect the
highest credit upon their skill. The
choir sung delightfully."-, and electrified
the audience with the chasteness of
their singing, Mr.. Willcy's address
was eloquent, argumentativc, and APP
pealed at once to the judgement ofhis
hearers. 1t was one of his happiest
efforts, although entirely impromptu,
for a speaker had been invited from a
distance but failed to get here. The
days proceedings win doubtless advance
the cause in this community.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
The next Election.

The time to elect our County Office re- draws
nearer and nearer; tho politicians, too, arc get
ting hotter the candidates are getting hotter
and hotter their friends are getting hotter and
hotter; the weather is getting hotter and hotter;
aud oven license and tosos arc getting hotter
and hottef,--thorefore conjure you all, take a
friend's advice, and keep cosl, cool and TO
accomplish this go to d. II. Slime and getono Of
those cool summer suits which he is willing TO
sell you for $2,s5, throwing in pair Of superior
suspendors.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17

RayA GUsrAvUs CREsAp, ESQ, the
present incumbent, is a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, in Preston
County. We believe ho has perform-
ed the duties of the station to the salts
faction of the court and the people, in
times past, SO that he has a faithful
discharge Of duty, to recommend him
for reelection. j.. G. Bunker Esq. is
his opponent.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17

g1-Wo regret to learn that A. g.
Allison, ESQ. Merchant of Waynes-
burg, Greene county, Pa. and formerly
p. M. at that place, died suddenly in
Baltimore of inflammation of the lungs,
a few days ago. Mr.. A. was highly
respected as a good citizen and correct
business man in that community, and
his loss will be deeply felt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
ressy~ Hol,oway's pals have auai,

triumphed over every other Medicine litter
esting case ~ Emily Walton, aged II, of
Walnut street, Cincinnati, suffered much end Of
ton from sick headache, tottoring Of tho limbs,
numbness Of the whole body, and other symp-
toms which very much alarmed her fond parents.
The actual cause and notufc OF the complaint
puzzled every ono, II bore such variety OF as.
pects, and consequently there were variety Of
opinions on tho subject Three months ago the
mother boldly went TO work with Holloway's
Pills, which very quickly performed their part,
for in six weeks the young lady wasin possession
OF tho most robust health ! after every advice
and medicine bad failed. They are an excel
Iont inodicine Tor young ladies' entering INTO
Domanhood.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to decree of tho Circuit
IL Court Of Monon@aia county, rendered
et the April term, 1856, III the case OF James
T, Evesley rs. Robert Davis aud others -
shall sell, (as Commissioner appointed for
that purpose by suid decreel .'sa.. p. .".
On tie iii Monday Of Nay, neat,
Chat being Court,day) a, public auction,
on credit Of G. II aud Is months in front
OF the Court Humse in Morgamlown, the tract
OF land mentioned and described in the bill
and proceedings in said cause; i, being a
certain tract OF Land, containing Fody-0ue
and one.fourh acres formerly owned BY
Enoch Thompson, decd, situate on Robin.
sons Run, in SAID county, adjoining lands of
Matthias w. Davis aud others. The pur-
chaser will be required 10 give bond bearing
interest from the day OF sale. aud security
Tor the purchase money and a lien will also
be retained for the same I'LL paid @
r. l. BERKSHIRE, Comm'r,
April 81 1856.
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The whole world Conquered
Dr. r. scotrs Celebrated White
t%H'- SirCaSsian Eminent

The universal relief afforded By applications
OF this Celebrated King Of Pain X iliers in ca
Sos of Rheumatism. Govt, Lumbago Sore Throat,
Bruiscs, Sprains, Swcllings, Stiffness of tho
Joints, Sciainoh, Pains, ScaIds, Burns. Aches,
or any other disease Tor which Pain Killer or
Liniment is used, enables us to assert positive
ly that DR.. i. Scotrs Celebrated white Cir
cassian Eminent is the most reliable, safe and
pleasant remedy yet discovered, possessing as
rTuE rRomPT ERADIcATIoN OF PAIN. The many
aucsiations TO its virtues, given by persons Of
enlightened Judgment and strict integrity, should
induce all to adopt itasa standard Family r en-
edy. The most incrodulous will require nothing
more than the following testimony Of DR.. c.
McLane, distinguished as great discovcrcr of
medical nl, .
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EAgh! IsEAB!! EsEAD!!!
NloRGaNrowH, VA, Sept. II. Is

MoRGaErowE, VA, Sept. IL, 1850.
TINS Is 10 CertVy That have examined the
Recipe for preparing McLano's Improved NGr-
miinge and Liver Pills by DR.. |. Scott, who has
been IN THE HABIT OF PREPARING AND USING NY
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 rs / hare interest ia them
U6afccer. would further state that have ire
quently usedhs CELEpRArED WHITE CIPCAssiAN
.LINIMENT in my practice, with tho happjest eff
fccts, and thati can conscicntiouSly recommend
it. 81 H.. "=. C. MCLANE, NJ. D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely
der the supervision Of DR.. |. Scott, Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere
The genuine Dr. c. McLanes IaPRovrp Liver
Pills and IMPRovED Nermiiugc are signed DR.. |.
Scott & Co., accompanied by certificate OF c.
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White Cir
cassian Lniment signed DIR. /. Scott s Co., ac-
comPancd with signature OIL. Scott, Nj, q,
DIR. !. SCOTT & CO.,
.... .a ..... ... .. Sole PruprietoTs,
..... .... Bank Place, Morgamtown, Va.
January | 1896.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
Where they are Tried this is what
they say:

Taylor County, Va., April 10. 1856.
Da l. ScoTT s. Co., 80 r1
Gents was very much afflicted with
pain in my head for q long time also my
wife was similarly afflicted. procured d
lot of your Improved mcLanes Pills, from a
pedlsr, and gave them aud took them Us per
your directions accompanying the Pills
They entirely relieved me and my wife, and
am compelled TO state that they are the
best Pills / ever used in my family. feel
1t TO be my duty TO recommend them 10 the
public. BENJAMIN M0USER
Witness JACOB BoyBRs.
DR.. M'Lanos Improved Liver piiis aud Ifnpto-
we'd VekR.iiugc, also DR.. I. Scotrs Celebrated
White CNtassian Imminent, prepared solely IN.
der the supervision OF DIR, i. Scott, "a Regular
Medical Graduato and Physician Of extensive
practice. peH
None &c nuine only as prepared by Dr. f,scou
u Co., sole rropretors, Bank Place, Morgan-
town, Va. DR.. M'Jano's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved vcrmiluge, accompanied by cer-
ti6csto Of G. Mcbane. ~
W All tho above Medicines are for sale by
Druggists and Merchants evofywhore.
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Wool Carding,

What is that which makes the wealth Of
individuals an nations? Al will aufrc
that II Is Home Industry and Home Mann.
lariute. Now we the Undersigned take
this method to inform the people OF NJ ,mon.
gala county, and every body else. who wish
10 make their own clothing and thereby
make themselves rich aud independent, hat
they have put up n Grst rate set ol Carding
Machines il the Steam Mill belonging to
AMHERST MlLLER, on B,o,Cs Run, a.
bout miles North West OF Morgautown, 6:
on the Pike leading from Moraantowu 10
Waynesburg and Blacksvile, whore they
are prepared 10 Card either By Water or
Steam Power, all kinds 81 Wool in he tcs.
manner nnd on vct~ short notice Their
Terms are D cents per pound for common
wool il paid down and 81 cents il charged.
Fine wooI'wili bc charged for ia proportion
to lis quality, All kinds of gain will be
received IN payment iur caiding q market
mice Wool viii he received y, Demain's
Store in Mo gantown. aud The Rolls reformed
there every two weeks.
JAMES NJ. MILLER.
JAMES y. MILLER.
SCoiiE Puu Moronunlin