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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
Receipts. Exported.
1855. ISL ,Ssl.s2f t26,iso.Vo
lsa6, 9S, 1894 81, sa6,621
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED In THE WING.
RIAL AND PKHsosll rarar.


oct soA farm OF sst ZOO cleared In spo,,.yvan Co..
10 miles from i VIA va. .1s,y Ssso
saf M S1 and @ Sy a. %. s Si ." % street, be
Aso-commssione sale Of family OF by Pulam
containing nearly aerss yIOs Lii. Byrd
s;%s d;yT sr valuable farm. Ne. Kent
'ds. Of g, 6. A. Tor. Tor p p; sS Is, 40 u, -
''a.s' stock crop SEN the premises At II o'clock
in cAs~sl county c. BELONGING to the Of Nat Lee deed
sale Of OF ZACH
likely negroes. a1s share. R1a and char rornps
6h-Gt wallace Greek plantation in Charlotte eou.ty
.hon, reserve - valuable negroes all the stock
same day-a tract Of 800 seres, which gsd nine
xiia anS s.y Al ,Ja ~ ~, 'ns'n ,
clay between Sd aud 4t "
the RiehmOnd aud D.nyis r. Nth dwelling.
same day-At IT, dams. locks Ae Of the Coal
cleared, on the new eenir.
road ~ miles below Richmond, with excellent dwelling B
iG,mrGs ,s. IN Cs.,sEn'a county sa nqe
sins 6e acres for sale privately meanwhile and will be vdeo
day-rrusee sale Of the Phor foundry e.sr B.n.
at ihe Of Cary and 9 streets this city, " o'clock
scoiisvne continuing Oi acres 500 cleared via
be- S'.S rid '' s s,. s so Stock etc. on TIN
Of Spring land
Louisa county with dseng e also, nine valuable slaves
II tract Of ss acres only 80 clear balance heavily uu
6ersd In Hanover e"uqy about 10 miles om Richmond The
X 4 q. turnpike
18Th commissioner. of eight valuable BO.-e
la Louisa
county Air" contain.
Jog LILO situated the foot Of Center
the Mil tract" miles from scotSve. and
mills thereon Dwellings both
| meanwhhe Adv'd by w Undertake, All CO.
dayA tract q aI la Orange with dwelling
ou'houses; also .u1 bb stock Advd
1f q = Jones, deed.
o. inbered land 900 acres more or
/ less Charles City county.
2stTru.tees QncIuding aaie
the lower end Of Rockingham county,
4 advt OF 6-o. H. Msthews, TRUSTEE. Terms liberal.
Cmmi-soners' sale Of stock, crops
residence Of VIM d Coleman deed In spotsylvanIA county
| aivt
Hobson Johns factory DanyIe also vacant
lot adjoining the factory and lot aud dwelling
Il adv't.
IA Of 400 acres called Dunnyau" In ~hao,
county miles from the H-wl be sold by william
Il Cardwell,
2d-sae 2Oo 800 valuable negroes, Halifax ~ c.
/ sec adj OF 7. p DrvrreuI.
irh.-A Of 5pO New county from
Redmond the n Y. rAroAdfoF sale privately
/ while by q. a A.
aThA plantation containing acres In North Alabama
Jun. 9Th, ls5T-The county
containing 800 shout half In woods Advd by r.
/ Irving. com'r.
oct SOPerempory sal, pianos, 20 piano
| aud 3 FIRE proof safes, by Lsfus A shine, Aucs
8st-The stallion Bae Pryton sold to-day tie
Fair Grounds Sc advt giving ger,
Same dAy-In Norfolk sale Of oOO bags Peruvian GuAno. s
/ ady't under auction head.
Nor iI-sergsanfs Royal Blackburn at
| 10 o'clock A..
IRhTruec.' sale Of the hHure. machinery, Ac Messrs
Bans foundry Of Cary aud 9th
Of a mi engine boiler ~ miles from Me.
L ANW IN
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NEW HARDWAREHOUSE

u OBERT ,. DENNY begs 10 APP q. -
II - prize his friends and the public that he MI
just ned the new,y ntted up convenIently NIX
Store No and near CISSA
polite the Custom HOUSE, ans completely -
stock Of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS
purchased the most favorable terms and embracing
variety OF articles found In such establishment
lie respectfully socts share Of patronage, promising hs
prices shall be v a. I've al r and
used by him give sAaetion
IL Is his intention keep particularly good assor
pent Of HousekeePns aud Building Hardware
Orders the shall prompt
ton. III
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Committee Meetings.

The Fillmore committee will bear in mind that this
Is the week work and that all Of the meetings should
be full and puuctualy attended. The regular time Tor
the CITY Committee IL Tuesday and FRIDAY afternoons at
O'clock nj the Headquarters, No. l25 Main street.
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Com MERO1AL.
noxErAEv AND oonnERolAL

L
osvH. ws,s. oct 90. isss
The Irsh Statistical Department has us, opened Ia An.
ns> Repsr q The Agricultural Of ssasy sis-
sd hat The ssess % usdsr uaxs has
cultivation said 70 eos6s esnsd<rsby
burh hnxdom There Il an Increase I'm
the wheat crop OF 5000 While
owing To pfoporonas
@ by saoo II year. barley RE-
hsans. taksa Ssso0 scrss
The the decrease Of $500 acre.
compared With last The remarkable
has bseu In the bs.d OF potatoes year The crop
gradually ST. 1854 TO iOa $50 In isss
than ia $50 In live stock the lnerva agricultural
decisive for the period nom 1854 being com
pu sterling hut. dec.ss
In The plumber Of the Increase
In the value Of ,hs computed decrease
In the number being ss SIR This decrease psousvs
during tbs nv. years, 1854 alone being exception
The Pennsylvania OF yesterday, says; 4 '-.
The foreign the <ohjecs Of
much nv and N. npc,,.ces o. s
ted fs~ believe tina, Bank Of vr.nes snly
s % spss ,'f @
be htey sn. dsas,sr American
.s,sSa spO. n, SSsnsa, has sss be.
psscr; s more
:i: s :sss
s
O.. s; n: % S IN her
worst Eas.nd stands aud h.lI
ss: ssss:
which nslghbo
10 -heh they compelled resort In order
the OF their Intimate
therefore, England
ths latter called
se fully able the matter OF being desire
possible oveplus
retaining gold silver
by the volume outgoing
of the American
has The specie
has this considerably Increased
have the receipts and the nnane-s q
he
also exists large deDsnd abroad products,
specie. n.lery ,h- sup
The receipts gold at New to
October 1855 1885, the exported
period. eompare follows: .. tl.t.
1885, ss S2l.s2s s2s ssoVo
isa6,
but addition this uncomfortable
ecipts OF New Orleans has
country holding continuance
dacs likely
disturbed utlrs abroad
prc. aoney seriously BY Undue
vii Of foreign
for profitable employment there.
The y. Y. Daily News oil yesterday, SAYS
The asonshed this
that
had failed. John
Beck died meeting creditors held
a but
estimates OF debt hm surplus
OF tl6nsS when realised The stock
lie had aoinng church,
lie only asks aud up
under extension Of credit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30

MECHANICS, INSrITUTE.-t;oy,rnor
X1wiSE prevented from Virginia
MchAns Institute 1dSsy, by recovered
.oe emily TO speak add VII deliver his address the Hall
txhibtion Tonight At ; o'clock. 0c3U-lt
OGtCE.An adjourned called meeting
II Of the Maneh- Cotton and Wool Company
will be held Friday night 8Is o'clock,
change Hotel, when the Stockholders particularly requested
70 sttend business o! Importance viii
meeting w. II. POWERS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30

At the residence Of Major Thomas
the niEht Of the SSH instant WILLIAM DAyEN-
FORT, In the ait his HIS friends requested
tend his burial from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot
morning. at 81 o'clock.
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the term Of membership the time foe which psymsn,
made, soald not, adopted eectusl remedy or
this evil Tue Interest accrung the Investments OF the
Society and the receipts from old and
ding the Fss under the Inducements offered by the very
liberal discrimination OF the Rail Road companies gcneral
~ In favor Of merubers, added gate Zee. and other
cden,ia receipts OF exhibtons have usually supplied
pie Tor defrsying the and contingent
pea.es OF the Society end sometimes exceeding thcm-
But whether there s likely be Of receipts
expenditures this yea, not be foreseen.-
Such results not probable, o-ing to the extraordinary
expenditures already advertcd Should thsrs be do
6cieucy ho~ever unappopristsd balance VI the
dngen, fund adequate To the satisfaction Of any probable
demands upon il may be resosted fund which u has
been the policy Of the Committee to hold In
any failure In receipts from the ordinary Of
revenue while all receipts in Of such provisional
reservation have been invested In stock and added
the permanent fund.- the interest OF which only h thence
forward subject to appropriation Tor contingent pur-
poscs- .. 80
The following Is brief synopsis Of the financial opera
tons OF the Society. from its the pre-
sent time.
REcEirrs. -..N
Total amount Of Receipts since tho organization OF the
Society. ts2o7l.s9
pisaUR EASEMENT.
In City Scrip ct par now held perma
cut Investment $50
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xyaHIHD ann EXTENSIVE AssoHTMENT

OF Drug, Chemicals, Medicines Paints Fancy Articles,
Dye STUFF varuhes, wndos Glass, Putty, FLUID oils,
Brushes Hair Tooth Flesh Backing Shaving Clothes
Glue Patent Menes soaps Colosnss Extracts Pomade, uos
rtics Port Mnas Prrunery, Backing Matches baking
powder, EN.rat inger, Pile ontnent ndsbs Inks Rack
bi- aud laks Hair Dyes cholera Drops for DArrha
Mustard LnE-nt Cough Candy, Horse Powders Watch
vorns Extracts. yeruiUs,s pills. BAAms InstTumen Tr1ss
SYRINGE Cigars Tobacco rupentne os VArnies Pure bran
dy Wine ON and shnnpps sarapari4s srs Breast Pumps,
Pine TEAS Potash Cans, IDks, Garden Sd HeTb Spices,
Combs Pencils Pms. Hder spongs, snuH Cases,
a. &C 10 the greatest variety aud profession the pw possible
cash prices, 2. y. sEMPLEs, Drug Store,
nc.lI No lLrl ain
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n Is rel kuoNn that the leading Democrats At III.
North ere sdvocatiug The election Of Buchanan on Il
ground Of bic being in favor Of the oiious doctrine Il
squatter Sovereignty. Nou w. a. alleged by hs Sout
em supporter BpcnHnan entertains such opinion.
Why dOat he sret ouf and settle the question definite.
ly AID ~ onccg q es very principle Of patriotism
aud hor'r req NJ, ~ I'D burst through the mi--
CRADLE platform, holds tongue. and tell u ~her,
be really siaudsg are ne sople 10 be deceived, sur
perhaps the country g. b. cursed, merely 10 enable Few
diae politicians 70 gatiy her appcites iOr the spoil.
We cs npon Bachanan's supporters the South 70 De-
naud exPausron Of hs position on this question from
lie Own lps
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The omission q word yesterday IN our article on
Worth aod SoutliT makes sad nonsense what We inter
ded 20 s-y wss tsthst lbe numbers AZ the North whose
eyes are al length opened anong.t other tling. 10 q
great Truth tina, The sudden downfall Of slavery At the
South would De "a long ria 5scteryd. fooays Barb,
'iuH :" .ooi~f specf, and D,,pofiaa ~ political ono,
/ors"' ~ Ms moment iarge body Of actfre. aro~,s
81 aoieaf f,ieads e~d ds~deys Of hs South anSb,,
'-si''~pAs. ~, Generalization S,,s~ds a-d uan,ri,
fss'a, 80 III iafyspii and ostyoten d,noa-eers aad
searae'a y fts ss,sffe. snd a5ofoais than ee,y o.
49, srisfsstt N ~ Poio@ae !" but We do no, reere,
"'~'-As is., enables us 70 re-stats the opinion.
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II sale the lowest ter
pierced iron Tenders Of description
ronF enieTs Of 4 RET PATTI nd
Bras Tenders, assorted
Wire Nursery Tenders,
Beet English Coal seuttles Cnder slfters
re Irons and Stands o us
Tofe Tea Trsys aud Walters
Tabs Buckets Pals nd
useful 10 housekeepers. X. j. DENNY
New Hardware Store No 2Oa Main street,
ac8O The Haok
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT FAIR GROUNDS
GRAyGERS MAGIC CORN COB AND MEAL MILL

GRAyGERs MAGIC CORN COB AND MEAL MILL
!, Ahcnd or az others.
THE MOST DURABLE MILL IN THE COUNTRY.
4 NRANGER's MAGIC MILL. va. awarded the nrst
N premium
Pennsylvania State Fair 1855 and 1856
Nov Jersey do do 1856
New York
Ro< hester, New York
BostOn Mechancsl fair 1916
Maryland STATE Fair 1856
Petersburg, Virginia 1855
And bound TO have Il at Richmond MS FUR.
IL he the Pair
nation appiy BALDWIN, CARDwELL A co, or
GEORGE q. HOPKINS, Agent 1t Fair Grounds.
~ Address letter. 10 CKESSOR. STUART PETERSON,
I-d2 Manu- PM All Pa
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LYONS C0NICAI. PEN-HOn DERs.
lPhrENTED erH AUGUST. 1850

- . - FFOIH t4e x allaoad D1spdfcA-
we write with pen holder, by LION Of
.s city which seededy the best have
neve Ne have tested all kinds that Nos,
iseeahy, and the soiny the fingers When
laid down. ne often Is the With kind the
which the writer using anything .i, or
Injured by mkt In does handle Is laid
upon aud therefore u boted simple durable aud
Tvaily the best invention yet In the Of pen hoarr
by w GEo N ' Wss ss'e'
oc21 lSih ,,re,t ns.r H. Do, or,.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
" Asl,JI 5 5s eJEGE5}rJ'VYYe
PUBLIC PRINTING.

Some change ough, to be made in
the system Of public printing. The
Houses OF Congress aud tho various
branches Of Government, are paying e.
normous prices for very indifferent work
Our ordinary public documents are no,
what they should DO and yet ,hcy cost
oxtravagant prices. For Instance. Lieut..
Gilliss' great work on the Astronomical
Expedition, comprising no less than
seven qunlto volumes, cost about eigh-
teen doilarsper volume and Commodore
Perry'S account of the Japan expedition
is to cost twenty dollars per volume
am informed by an experienced prac-
ticGl printer, that they could have been
got up in the same style. in a first class
printing establishment, for one fourth
that price, and a handsome profit still
made.
Messrs. ChIdS & Peterson, of your
city, will sell at retail, thoir two vol.
umes of DR.. kaue's work for SIS dol
lars, and Government has never pub,
lshed work that will begin to com
pnro with that. 1t is perfectly evident
that large amounts Of money, are annu.
ally wasted in the present systom. The
expense Of printing for the present Gs
ca! year will reach the astounding aggre.
gate oflwo millions of dollars! There
seems to be but one remedy, and that
is for The Government to establish 0
mammoth printing establishment of its
OWN, under the charge Of faithful and
competent Supcrintendenrs, and here.
after do its own work. | am persua.
de1, from al that I can learn, that more
than fifty per cent could thus DO saved.
Ger. Phih Mqairer.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
INDIAN CUNNING.

A Spanish Traveller met an Indian
in the desert; they were both on
horseback. The Spaniard, fearing
that his horse, which was none of the
best, would not hold out to the end of
his journey, asked the Indian, whose
horse was young and spirited, to ex-
change with him. This the Indian re-
fused te do. The Spaniard therefore
began to quarrel with him from words
they proceeded to blows; and the ag-
gressor, being well armed, proved too
powerful for the native. So he seized
the poor Indians horse, and having
mounted him, pursued his journey
The Indian closely followed him to the
nearest town, and Immediately made
complaint to q justice. The Spaniard
was summoned to appear and bring the
horse with him. He, however, treated
the rightful owner of the animal as an
imposter, affirmed that the horse was
his property, and that he had always
had him in his possession, having bro't
him up colt. There being no proof
to the contrary, the justice was about
to dismiss the parties, when the Indian
cried out, "The horse is mine, and I'll
prove it." Hc took OF his blanket,
and with it instantly covered the ami
mails head; then addressing the JUS
tice, he said, Since this man affirms
that he has raised this horse from colt
command him to tell in which of his
eyes he is blind" The Spaniard, who
would not seem to hesitate, instantly
answered, "In the right eye" "He
is neither blind in the right eye nor
the left" replied the Indian. The
justice was so fully convinced by this
ingenious and decisive proof, that he
decreed to the Indian his horse, and
the Spaniard to be punished as rob-
Der.
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Words Of wisdom and Warning.

~ Against the nsdious wies Of Foreign Influence
cOnjuro you 10 believe me Foowcitizois tc jealousy
of FREQ People ought 10 BIO constauiy swakC one
IL the most bnncul foes Of Uopubicnn Government
WASHINGTON
tw' II is time tbai We should become h,tlc moro
Annrcnnzca, and instead Of feeding tho Paupers aud
JnSofora Of Enginhd feed our own or clsr IN eiort
time, ny OUR PRESENT POLICY we shah be Peupcrs
oursclvcs--JACKSOf.
~ hope VIC msy find Como means in funrc Of
siciing ourselves from Foreign IDhucncc Political
Commercial or IN whatever form mty lie attempted
ish there wefo of Fire between this and tho
old wOrld.-JBfFBRSUN.
~ ogor The Libor,ies Of this c9n.ry ere DESTROYED
win be thr9ugh the Vaccinations Of tonish Priests
la FAYETTE.
" Foreign Influence Is GreciAn borse 10 Tho Re-
MADISON.
iT Tbcrc Il on imperative nsecfsi:y fer reforming
'hc No'urshia1pn Jss5 q the 3ta'ts....wEreJER,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
THE DEAD CHILD.

Few things are so beautiful as a very
young child in its shroud The little
innocent face looks so sublimely simple
aud confding amongst the old terrors
Of death. Csimeless and fearless, that
little mortal has passed alone under the
shadow, and explored the mystery Of
dissolution. There is death in his sub.
bhmest and purest image: no hatred, no
hypocrisy, no suspicion, no care for the
morrow over darkeued that little face;
death has come lovingly upon it, there
il nothing cruel or harsh in its victory.
The ycarning Of love indeed cannot
be s'iied; for the prattle and smile all
the littio world of thoughts that were
so delightful. are gone forever, Awe,
too, will overcast us in its presence, fer
the lonely voyage,; for that child has
gone simple and trusting. into the pres
encc of it's all-wise Father; and Of such,
we know is tho kingdom of Heaven.
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SUITS TO ORDER
NJ. Hayes, Merchant Tailor

OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
MORGANTOWN, VA.
have just received and opened out, at my
Clothing & Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
choice assortment OF fashionable s. scasonable
CLOTHS, beautiful and cheap;
CAssImEREs, fancy, neat and plain;
CAssiHETrs, stout for men and boys;
VEsTrNos, all varieties Of style and price very
pretty, iashy or plain.
Shirt1, Shanghai and stand up Collars
Neck Handkerchief, Stocks, &C.;
Pocket Handksrchieis, &c., &C.;
Gents Lambs-wool Socks, very nice;
Kid and warm-lined Cloves, nice for sieighing
or outdoor promonades.
TRIMMINGS OF ALL SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1855, respec tful-
ly invite the attention oil purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that my stock is such
as cannot fail to please every taste and fancy.
Call and see, for charge nothing for showing
goods, and will not be displeasod il fail to
suit you and you do not buy.
continue, as heretofore, to make to order all
kinds of Gentlemen's outer garments; and hav-
ing received the latest fashions and tho goods to
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
TO their entire satisfaction, M. HAYES.
Morgantown, Nov. 3, 1855.
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poetiral.
PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE.
BY JOSEPH n. POWELL.

BY JOSEPH n. POWELL.
Whenc'er look back through the vista Of
With hope tina, my hear. may fee! glad.
find tina, my vision is los, in my tears,
And pleasures ure all lost in sadness.
Q, yes, il is sad to look back on the past,
Fen though we bring JOY in review
For, the fairos, and sweetest that DER us
Were cast,
Are tribes both flee.ing and few.
never have known true Joy OF today,
But met with its bane on the morrow
Yes, vanish as cloud into mist and away,
And yield to the triumph of sorrow.
How drear would The life Of the sojourner be,
Willis! sunk in the depths of despond
And vain were our hope from the ear IN 10
be free,
If Heaven were nothing beyond.
hope o! joy-an enrapturing Joy
In faith that's mistaken by ills;
Nor time nor change, nor sorrow can Cloy,
But holly heightens and thrills.
Then what arc the trials Of pilgrimage here,
Compared with the hope that's in view?
fear rot 10 feel that deliv'rance is near,
When this life shall be put on anew.
Let Us hail now the hope OF promise made
sure,
BY the seal OF infallible truth -
That though we are passing, and cannot ell.
dnre,
In death we bu, rise into youth.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19

Neatly D0nc--ln u mixed company
ofladies and gettlemen,a Yankee in Eu,
ropc was asked:
(which are the handsomest the la.
dies Of this country or the American la.
dies'
Il mast confess was the prompt reply
That think the palm of beauty is with
tho American ; but had met the la,
dies around mo in America, would
have supposed them to be my own coun,
trywome1.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19

A Good Joke, says the Albany
hnickerbocker OF Tuesday happened
in the House during the afternoon. Mr..
Mahan of New York made BIS appear
ancc, shorn Of huge pair Of wills.
kers aud moustache. which had orna-
monted his "phiz' all winter. This
cutting off SO disguised the member
from New York Iha, hardly man rccog-
nized him. When he roso TO address
The Assembly, Nh Dudley got the floor
and to question Of order, inquired IL
"the gentleman addressing the House
was a member Of the House" All
eyes wcrc Immediately turned to Mahan
who succeeded IN proving his identity
amidst roar oflangh,cr.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19

AT Printers Festival nj Boston q
short time since, the following capital
toast was drank.
The EDITOR The man who is OK.
pected TO know everything, tell all lie
knows, and guess at the rest; to make
oath on his own good character, cstab-
Iish the reputation of his noighbors, and
elect candidates 10 Office TO blow up ev-
erybody, and reform the world to live
for the benefit of others, and have the
ePitaPh on his tombstone, Here lies
his iast;" in short, he is locomotive
running on tho truck Of public nororie-
ty; his lever his pen; his boiler is FL.
led with ink his tender is his scissors,
and his driving wheel is public opinion;
whenever he explodes it is caused by
non-paymenls Of subscriptions.
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MorgantoWn Marble Works
SHEETS & LAFFERTY,

kOIIIIII Il y NN IJIlI L III i II
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Marble,
Manufacturers Of Monuments, Tomb.
stones, Heodstones, &c.
Have established Marble Factory in Nor.
gantown, and are prepared to finish Grave
stones Of every description, on the shortes,
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
style, as they employ none but the bes, OF
workmen. Persons wishing to purchase a
splendid article of the kind will do well TO
give them a call. All orders, either by let
Ter or otherwise, promptly attended TO. Shop
on Walnut street, near Front.
Their Prices are AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
and their work unsurpassed in this section
Of the country.
Morgantown, Jan. 10, 1856. If
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ola me- sighed Mrs. Pat,ing,on,
"here ! have been suffering tho biga.
mics Of death for three mortal weeks;
first was seized with bleeding phren-
oIogy IN the loft hemisphere Of the brain
which was conceded with stoppagc
OF tho left yentiiator oftho heart. This
gave me an inflammation OF the borax. -
There's no blessing like health especial.
~ when you are sick.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19

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