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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
60, 60.

Are received every week-amonp the
latest are fresh supply OF Ci.ra.e Of Mag.
nesia. Tarrants Seltzer and Apcuient, Coxe's
Sparkling Gelatine, Clevcland's Cologne ON
draught, BALM OF A TMOUSAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash 10 Cans. with full
directions Cor saAing hsSd and soft Soap.
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For Sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles South OF Lancaster, on the Camden
road. MAGlIL e. CAUTHEN
June llth, 1856. l7tf
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ss0gs! Hauxtt

l0,0n0 lbs. OF Rags wanted, for which
goods will be exchanged at low prices.
J. b. COUSART.
June llth, 1856. I7.tf.
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New Advertisements.
Notice

Is hereby given, that all persons who have
subscribed ~ in aid Of sending emigrants 10
Kansas, are required to pay over TO tho
treasurer tic sums subscribed, on or before
Saturday next.
NJ. =. CRAWFORD, Treasurer.
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MaAllCd

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or lea
cents IN trade, ~for Green HIDES" we will
PaJ ccats per ID. We do not limit the
quantity We will take all we can get at
above rates MAGlLL g. CAUTHEN.
June lIih, 1856. I7-tf
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FOR CLERK

We are authorized TO announce Capt. A.
J. SEcREsT as cannidate for Clerk Of the
Court for Lancaster District, at the next
election.
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Mn. EDITOR Please announce DIR. w.
Z CAUTliEN as n candidate for re-pl.c.
lion to the Legislature, al d oblige his
FRIENDS.
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MR. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. GEO.
McC. WlTHERSPOON as n candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS
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We nre authorized and requested to an
nounce J. WILLIAMS, Esq, us candidate
for the Legislature, at tLe next e'cciion. by
his NUlIEROIJS FRIENDS
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Business Notices.

WE are requested 10 state that the Rev. L.
p. RoLLNcs Will preach at the school house,
near 10 air. 4. =. Gi.io$rses's, on the E,ar;a
Sabbath In August next, at u o'clock q. m.
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G ii T. S L T. Il.
Carriage FACTORY.

oBE2 The undersigned is now pre-.
GS9@sH pared to manufacture, at his
-- New Establishment in Chester
vile, adj kiads of CARRIAGES. adapt.d
to our rough and hiKy country, aud Of the
best Materials. He would suggest. as al
most every man in the up-country is more
or less a ju lge of timber, before you buy
or order n Carriage. no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition il is kent
The Carriage Maker may Lie, Boast or
Bius'er rs much as he peases, but the grand
secret of carriage- making lies in the LUM.
BEg-pile.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, is TO verify the old adage: PENN
cise and oundJooiish. Give me fair price
for my work, and then if it is not made
right, hold me responsible.
II it were not for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would We poor Carriage Makers do {!
G. +. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81. 1855 I9.tf
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

Mr.. EDI:oE:-llcase announce Mr.. T.. II.
HAMMOND as candidate for the State
Scuatc at the next election and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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CoLrSniA July lS.
There Is still very title Cotton Offering in our
sarkct thStgh all Altering is freely taken at full
prices. One small lot of 6ne Cottsa ..s s..jd
: day at III lie.
NEw YoRE, July Ia.
Cotton firm with sales Of 300 bales. Piour
hrm, Ohio t6.lo; Southern $3.50. Wheat aud
Corn unchanged.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

The friends of JOHN w. COOKE, Esq.,
announce him rs candidate for the Hou e
of Representatives in the next Legislature.
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Ma. R.EpiToR;--Plense announce Mr.. J. T.
II. bEi-k, MS a candidate for the l.cgisla-
ture, and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
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State of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas


JOHN LEVERTON, who is in the Gus.
tody OF the Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by
virtue of a writ of capias nd satisfaciendum
1T the suit of w. J. Clawson, having filed in
my office. together with schedule, on oath.
of his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit Of the acts
OF Tue GENERAL Assembly, made for the re-
lief of insovent debtors. 1t is ordered, that
the said w. J. Clawson, and all other the
creditors to whom the said John Leverton
is in any wise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear
before the said Court ut Lancaster Cont
House, on the third Monday in October next,
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Crk.
Office ofCommon Pleas, Lancaster &. H..
April II, 1886. 2l-2m
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CATAWBA LODGE.
/. @. O. F.

sX%Nk viii hold their meetings every
Sssssfss<S Thursday Evening at O'Clock.
by Order of the Lodge.
J. Is. COUSART, Scciy.
2Sly
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. EpIToE You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq rs candidate
For Sheriff Of Lancaster District, at the en-.
suiag election, and oblige
MANY SUPPORTERS.
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Ma. ENRON Please announce JOHN
Il. WELSH, rs candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, and oblIge his friends.
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contains two hundred and seventy acres, AID
lies two and half miles south Of the Home
Tract
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Mn. EDITOR - Please announce Mr.. X. G.
Biihngs as candidate for Sheriff ut the next
election, and oblge, Many FRIxsns.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
To THE AEBRlCAE Parity OF YIRGIgIA,

n number OF letters have been received
by the State Central Commi,'ce making en-.
cures in relation 10 Documents for the
Campaign. For the Information Of the mem.
bers OF the party, Will state that ARA nsc-
menls are in progress Tor furnishing sup.
ply OF Documents which wr hope will soon
h. completed. Meanwhile would respect.
fully, bot earnestly recommend that the
Clubs in the various counties Of the State
take neasnTrs for raising the amOuni nsccs.
sary for dsfrayirg the expenses OF publico.
ton al such documents IA may be needed
for circulation in their localities alI dars
Will be promptly attended TO. Letters on
business connected with the interests Of The
party will receive the most prompt attention
when addressed either 10 myself or TO Col.
Chas. II. Lewis, the Corresponding Secretary
Of the Committee. JOHN DOVE,
Chairman State Genital Committee.
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HEAR TIE OLD PATRIOTS.

t Against the in8idi0us wilcs OF Foreign Influence
cOnurc you believe me- FellowCtiZsge the jealousy
Of Free People ought 10 BIO constantly Hwnkc- is ono
OF tho most hunefu foes Of Republican CoTurnncii-
NA$IIINGTOH.
~ Il 10 time that should became little more
AnIcrcariscd, and instead OF feeding the P"upcr5 md
L0borcrs Of Eng!and, feed own; else in short
time, BY OUR PRESENT POLICY, we shall be PaUpcrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ hope may find some means in future of
sh!siing ourselves from Foreign ludu'ECc-P0 Political
Commercial or in whatever form may be attempted.
wish there OF Fire between this end tho
old w0gl.-JEFF ER%ON.
~, fcycr tho Liberties Of this country are destroyed
u xii BE- through the Iaations Of ROm!gh Priests
Ia .nIGTIE.
y Foreign Influence is n GTocian horse TO The Re
MADISON.
~ There is imperative ucccasi;y for reforming
the Naturalization Lnws of tho u. Statcs.--WEB%TER.
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Wool Carding.

What is that VIII oh makes the wealth ,s
individuals snl nstions3 An sw,ll s,rss
that II ia Hcme Industry ami Hume Mann.
iaeture. Now we the undersigned l.L,
this method 10 inform he propt. OF NJ mon
gala county. aud every body else who wish
10 make their own clothing, and ,herety
make themselves rich aid Independent. ia,
they have put up fiist rate set al Catdi,a
Machines in the Steam Mill belonging 10
AMHERST MILLER, on Scots Run. a,
bout miles NORTHWEST Of Morgan,own &
on the Pike Leading from Morsantown Ia
Wa. ne-burg and Blsoksviile, where thay
are prepared TO Card either by Water a,
Steam Power, all kinds Of Wool in the best
manner aud ON, very short notice Their
terms ate o cen,sl,pet pound for comunon
wool it paid dewnr and CD cents il charged
Fine wool will be charged for in proportion
to it's quality, All kinds Of grain win be-
received IN payment for caiding at mark, /,
price. Wool will be received at D. mains
Store in Mot2an,owii, aud The Rolls returned
there every two weeks.lis siI ssUaa4H ~.
JAMES NJ, MILLER. .
I. JAMES T.. MILLER.
Scotrs Run, Monongalia . sa
Co. May 8, 1856.
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IN Uncommon Occurrence. - The AL.
bany knickerbocker STA very
singular affair occurred in the Court OF
General Sessions a; the lastterm. A
woman was brought up and arraigned
before her own brother who wda on the
bench. on a charge Of Keeping house
Of prostitution. The brorber sat mo.
'ionless and pale as marble. but stern
and in1oxible as the Roman father who
passed. the sentence ofdeotb an bis own
son. The woman though old 10 crime
onG loot 10 shame, was so overcome by
the scene that on reaching her seat, She
wopi burning tears It was a scene that
is rore)y Witnessed, and we bope never
10 $50 the IKE again"
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ACAD ENVY OF M USIC,
WHEELING VA.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..

HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
PnoF. G. ANTON, PRiHcIPAL 4
PRoF l.. B. EYrH. tf Fl lssrRucrop ,
dos PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS. Z :
Miss "a, VI. Roosss, Miss T.. DioxEY.
barge per quarter ofli weuks, for Beard, ,,ag
Washing, use of lns;rrment aud instruc-
ton upon the Melodeon, Piano, Guitar
- or Violin, and in Vocal Music, S6o,co
Eali Terra Commences Monday
,sse asa G;,y % Scltcmncc.
Circulars will bo6on,to all ~ho desire farther
information. aaf res ser 10 Jag Egd
Application 10 30 madcto Miss a. S.Curts,
Principal Of the Laaies Department. Wheeling,
c6SngcySd With the i8cadea} IS t6 ] SstaaatSo
for the Voting Eaa ,csiI the C6aGSoa
and Higher Brrte6cS or da EaekM EkgcSiIoa,
the teachers Graduates OF tie State Normal
schools OF New ork and New Eug,tRi, and
fitted by ASqpiteliious and e&pericaEe' TOT, their
Responsible statiph., TRdcol(rse IL q very. thutr.
opgh one, embracing JutIior Ehgbsh, Mtddln
English cnl Senior Enshsh DtpoftmGntS. 10
Departments a certificate Of scholarship VIII bc
gtycn,--to those who go through the whole
course OF three years Diplomas viii he awarded.
TERMS
For Board, Washing, and Tuition in En-
gish, per quarter of II weeks, $40 ,OO
Instruction in Frcnch and German per Or. 100
Terms per Qtiartey Tor Day Pupils an thc Eaglfsh
DO .... r nE. d. 6aI Department. 70 .a5 80 '.-. CIV
Senior, $500. Middle, 5000 Junior, 5000
Pupils in the English Department, who do not
wish TO go through regular cour SO o / Music in
the Academy. butwho wish 10 devote some por.
ton OF their time TO this study, will receive in.
structon from the Teachers OF the AcaG cmy "A nd
| thus will enjoy in this branch Of study advanta.
ges superior 10 those afTorde ed in other institu.
tons OF the kind Those desiring to become
students in either Department, should Make Ap
Pltcat'On Soon, as the number OF pupils is limit.
ed until larger buildings can be obtained.
July 26, 1856. ...- ... 81 If so
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II beqoea III tony we'll beloved nephew,
ANDREW J, DONELSON, the elegant
sword presented TO me BY the State of Ten.
nessee. with this injunction, that he fail not
to use ii when necessary in support and pro-
lection OF our glorious UNION aud for the
protection Of the constitutional rights of our
beloved country, should they be assailed by
foreign or domestic traitors. This bequest
is made as memento of my high regard ,af-
feclion and esteem which I bear TO him as a
h!gh.minded, homes, and honorable man.
ANDREW JACKSON"
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Which as THE /
F1EAMORE.

I am determined to
make q clean breast Of
il. | will wash my
hands Of the conse.
Quences, W h alever
they may be- : and |
tell you that we are
treading uponthebrink
of q Volcano, that is Ii.
able at any moment,o
burst forth and over
whelm the nation. |
MIGHT, BY SOFT WORDS
HOLD OUT DELUSIVE
HOPES, AND THEREBY
WIN VOTES. BUT CAN
NEVER CONSENT TO BE
oEETuING totheNoRTH
AND ANOTHER TO THE
SoUTH. | should deS.
pise myself il ! could
be guilty Of such eva,
sion. NJ. Fiiimoye's
Albany Speech.
If THERE BE THOSE
EITnERNoRTHorSouTH
WHO DESIRE AN ADMIN.
IsTRATi0N FOR THE
NORTH As AGAINsTTHf
Souri, OR forlha SoUrn
AS AGAiSsTrIIENoRTH
THEY ARE NOT TnEMEN
WHO should giyeTnElS
SURFACES TO ME-. Fol-
nly own part, l knou
only my country, M
who!e country. and no
thing bit my country
BIZ. FHlmore's Men
York Speech.
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AN for the Crisis ?
BUCHANAN.

| have been placed
upon n platform OF
whichIMosT HEARTILY
APPROVE, 81 THAT CAN
SPEAK FOR ME. Being
the representative Of
The great Democratic
party, and not simply
James Buchanan, /
must square n,yconduet
according 10 The Plat.
form of that pariy,and
tmsertno nesc plank nor
take one from Mr..
Buckandn's Whcdtiand
speech.
! In accepting t h e
nomination, | II e e d
scarcely say that ! &C.
cept in the same spirit
the resolutions consti.
I,utirg the platform OF
principles erected hy
1.-The Convention. To
THIS PLATFORM | IN,
TEND TO coEriNE MY
SELF THROUGHOUT THE
CANVASS, BELIEVING |
HAYENo RIGHT, as the
icandidat lie OF The Dem
iocrallc party, by on.
swering inlerroga!o.
ries, 10 present new )
different issues bcGo e
The people. BuchGndm's
, Letter Of dccep!cace.
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The Scientific American.
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Reports of y. S. Patents granted are also
published every week, including official cop.
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news and information upon thousands of
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The ScienlifcA merican is published once
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FANCY PRINTING.

We have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green lnk--fne glazed Paper Of various
hues, &C.y aud we have the requisite skill
and experience to use them TO advantage -
Orders for fancy labels &c. will be prompt
ly attended TO,
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MDssGlAN'FSpTyN NEaaES. !,
Ft.H II MES - rRAlc ...t - =

fEy'AViNG extended his leasc.nf the Morgan.
4 IL town FIGURING Mill, belonging TO Mr.John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has remodeled the
Machinery in said Mill, and is now prepared to
Being now fully prepared to make good work,
by additions to machinery and conv enienccs,
shall spare no pains TO render general satishc.
ton. Customers may always DC promptly sup
piled with Flour ,--either Family, Superhne- or
Fine, to order. Customers bringing their Wheat
with them can have it ground promptly,, or can
have it exchanged for Flour to suit their conve-
nence. My aim is to accommodate and to rem
der satisfaction t. all. ss lsatrfeI mo srtg
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber has commenced the above
business at Mr.. John SincIair's Smi,hshop,
on Vests Run, Mouongalia county, whore
he will attend promptly to all orders in his
line Of business. ug-.t
SHOOTING neatly done at $500 all round,
and other work in proportion. He Is we'll
supplied with oliphenps best Nail and other
Iron. BENZ. +. WATSON
April 10, 1866. Is DE at IGf
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II SUggs TO ORDER
NJ, Hayes, Merchant Tailor,

OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
MoRGANTOWN, VA. &
have just received and opened out, at my
Clothing & Gentlemsn's Furnishing Emporium
choice assortment fashionable seasonable
CLorns, beautiful and cheap;
CAssiarREs, fancy, neat and plain; q y
CAssisErrs, stout Tor men and boys; as
NEsriNos, all varieties of style and price very
pretty, hashy or plain. ',',5 - y ~
Shirts, Shanghai'and stand up Collars; ~ (L
Neck Handkerchets, Stocks, &c., 1890,
Pocket Handkerchief, &C., &c.; -
Gents Lambs-wool Socks, very nice, afa3z
Kid and warm-lined Gloves, nice for sleighing
or outdoor promonades.
~ FRI INNINGS OF ALL SORTS. =
r 10 my nassortintnt for 1865, II res ectful-
Us invite the attention of purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that my stock is such
as cannot fail to'plcasc every taste and fancy.
Call and 9see, for I charge nothing for showing
goods, and will not be disple0sed if l fail 70
suit yon and you do not buy. "N@
Icon,inua, IA hereto tore, TO make to order all
kinds of Gentlemen's outer garmcntsj and hay
ing received the latest fashions and the goods to
correspond, ! am ready to wait upon customers
TO their entire satisfaction. NJ. HAYES.
Morgantown, Nov. 3, 1865. ~
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MRS BEAR q ADAMS.

ID ESPECfFULLY inform the citizens Of Nor
III gant"wn and vicinity that they have asso-
Grated Themselves in the
Millinery y Mantua- Making Business.
They will be happy to receive aud execute
with ncatness and dispatch, all orders for Bonnet
Making and Trimming, Dress Making, and Chill
drcn's Clothing ofal descriptions.
BRIIDING 8, EMBROIDERTNG,
Of all descriptions, will be done in good style.
Articles Of Gcntemon's apparel, Of light fab.
rio, will he made up to order.
u Persons wishing anything in tho above
lines, will please call a, the residence of Mrs.
Adams, corner Of Walnut and Front Streets
CORNER residence of Elias StiIIwell, Esg.)
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FILLMORE ( DONGLSOu

.O-S""The foundation Of my preference is
that mir. FILLMORE has administered the Bx.
ecEiive government with signal success and
ability. he has been TRIED and found TRUE,
faithful, honest and conscientious. ".-.H. CLAY.
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| NJ NJ IGRATIO .
ITS EVILS md CONSEQUENCES

The above is tho title Of n valuable liulo work
jest issued from tho Press Of Robert NJ. Dc Witt,
(lnte De Wit & DaYenporD 100 and 1862 Nassau
etreet, New York. Tho book is valuable because
II Is clear, argumenAtive and forcible, backed
up by figures and facts from Census Re ports and
othor reliable documents, and free from cxtravi-
gart staten oDts or false assumptions. Tho book
10 highly spoken ofby Members of Congress and
others who ought 10 know ITS value, as The fol-
LAYING xYill shoNv.s
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possngc on Ncyrspnncrs.

In the County where published, rpEg.
Out Of the County, end in the State, IL
cents year for weekly papers.
Out OF The State, and within the U. States,
% cents a year for weekly papers.
o. Postmasiers receiving more than these
rates are guilty OF eStoriion, and liable 10 a
rEmllty.
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LET THERE BE LIGHT.

We subjoin tho fecomm endation OF the load.
ing American Members Of Congress .....H
We, the undersigned Members Of Congress,
have examined the work by Dr.. Busty OF this
city, entitled "lmmigfaton its Evils and Con-
eequonccs," and chsoriuily recommend i, to tho
Americans as valuable compilation Of facts
and statistics upon some Of the important gues
lions Of the day. ....
G. s. HAVEN, HUMfiiREY MAaSHALL,
JACOB BRooM, JoHN s. CARLISLE, .
i, X. ZoLLtcorrER, j, MoRRisos HARRis.
joins VI. CLAYTON.
Published by Il. NJ. De Wu,-prco 25 cents
per copy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
DENTISTRY.

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r. & w. MORRISON, "a,
IIEREBY respectfully notify the citizens o
IA Morgan,own aud Vicinity that they may DO
found the
Office Of DR.. Campbell, near Court house.
where they will be at all times ready TO attend
10 Ladies and Gcntlcmen who n,Ay favor them
with a call Tor services or advice in their pro-
tession. AR rlFlciAL TEETH inserted on the
m Gutin Pcrc.a improvements,
of Dr.. II. Slalof, or any other approved node,
hom one 10 a whole, set, ON the most favorable
tcrpR, q.
il1 Satisfaction Guaranteed.
}. Norgdntowns AugtYst 10, 1856. ,.-,l
Ia all - bl9iSl ~ }F7l iFN .hsh1i
MARBLE" & STONE CUTTING.
IIgBp RR N, NARSpELAER,
Respecfals infurms his iiiiiaIs aud the pub
tc that he has just received from Baltimore
anf lqlepls ak'epine cnnstht1ly ontla,d, AN
assogtmem, OF
ia MERlC'AN 81 ITALIAN MARBLE
which will enable him to I'll! promptly all
orders for aus
Monuments, Head and FOOt Stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE PIECES, sc.
in style OF art not surpassed in this sec.
ton OF the country he w,ll also execute
all orders far building work in country stone.
Gsg Shop at he Head IF Front street,
IA, the old >,und.) Orders solicited and FIJI.
ed al reduction of 25 per cent. on prices
! heretofore.
| CALI. AND SEE, before purchasing else.
! where. 2 70 BgP MARSTELLER.
July S, 1856. s. as .ayigs