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Smyrna times., 1856-02-06
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Written for the Smyrna Times.
Remember the Poor.
BY EXPONENT.

BY EAPONENIs
When by your fire you sit at night,
Which sparkles high and blazes bright,
And gives to you both warmth and light;
Remember, then, the poor.
When at the table you sit down,
And luxuries on it is found,
And happy faces smile around;
Remember, then, the poor.
When on your soft and downy bed
You stretch your limbs and lay your head
With costly blankets warm o'erspread;
Remember, then, the poor.
When in the streets you do display
Your costly dress and bright array,
With shining scarfs and jewels gay;
Remember, then, the poor.
Though rich you be, indeed, to-day,
You soon may be as poor as they,
Wealth oft takes wings and flies away;
Remember, then, the poor.
Tucker Hill, near Laurel, Jan. 1856.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

BAD FOR EELs.-The Nantucket Inquirer
says the excessive cold weather has been par
ticularly severe upon the cells on the coast,
who had not sufficient warning to get into
their winter quarters of mud, and Consequent
ly were evertaken by the frost aud frozen stiil
as pOkers. Hundreds of bushels of them were
driven ashore, and raked up on the beach. and
after being packed in barrels, shipped for the
city market ..4. ...a .l. . .... -.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

FIGHTING AT DIsrANCE.-The French, who
have been making experiments on one thou
sand miles of telegraph wire, are gcing to try
to print from Paris to Kamieseh, and are con-
templsting the discharge Of projectles by tele-
graph. That will be delightful; the Emperor
Napoleon ILL., can sit in his Parsian Cabinet,
surrounded by a cohcil Of engineers, and touch
off the cannon before Sebsssopol. This will
make war much less hazardous. sa,sy ..9.g htr
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoMEN.-The New
York Legislature has bill before il, which
provides that any married woman, whose hus-
band, from drunkenness or prohigacy, or other
cause, shall neglect or refuse to provide for her
support or the support of her children, or any
married woman who may be deserted by her
husband, without any fault on her part, shall
have the right to transact business in her own
name, collect her own earnings aud those of
her minor children, and educat te her children.
free from the interference Of her husband. or
any other person. She may also bind out or
hire out her minor children. Also, hereafter.
IT shall be necessary to the validity of every
Indenture apprenticeship that the mother, Ii
living wtthiher hushand sign the same. The
bill aims at abuses that exist to an alarming
extent. 81 aiHa!gi7e dalga -a11t Hal 4a gsses
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NH EB Nc E9 C
- az REDUOED PRICES. sdi lsd

TJIE subscriber intending to rellnquIsh y. the
tn,ah.y business in the course OF the ensuing
,c,II now offer to The public a very large
stuck Of LUMBER, at prices below anything
ofr red in this market, consisting OF the ioiio@
inc. Wiz White Pine Beards, 'sid,ng ana
Plank. lHeinlock, Joist, Scantling ana Do1,a,
yellow and white pine Floor boards. ri9ss1s' ss.a
and Rails. plustering and shingilhg La'
Cedar and Cypress, Shingesin large auanf,yi egi
Persons wishing anything IN my Ivy ~. ~ ms
itgreatly TO. their advantage 70 Sahsss sSS,~'
stock. sa ssfI Hle - 81 ,-h' 4 :
Smyrna. Del, Jan. 23' '99,ind ii,ai A,iii'a.aa
- a. N ! /. --.-.--..-l lla D. L.-la-.
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or Many persons have habit of repeating
such phrases as "you know,p and "says he, =,
whenever they tell an anecdole or narrate facts.
Let such read the following lines, and judge
of the fitness Of these verbal extras:
At tmidnights in his guagded tent--you know,
The Turk lay dreaming of the hour--you
know,
When Greece her knee in suppliance BENT
wo1' you know,ais slli no az nod vs,is.aag
Should tremble at, his power--you know,
Strike till thelast armed foe expires--says he,
Strike for yoursalters aud your fres--says he,
Strike. for the green graves Of your sires--says
God and your native land--says he! 'io'
fA ~ sgGe8s 9en he8 4sif II a.tt a.. s.l.-.-
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

OF A pedagogue told one of his scholars, a
son of the Emerald Isle, to spell hostility
=" Horse horse" commenced Pat. "Not
horse tility," said the teacher, "a hostility"
assure" replied Pat, '"and didn't ye tell me,
the other day, not W say hoss! Be jabers!
it's wan thing wid ye one day and another the
syi, "a .ils io ai-a,. sai i.s gtT
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

NOTHING like sticking to the mother tongue
Speaking of which the Comic Grammer gives
the following lesson:
But remember, though box
ln the plural makes boxes,
The plural of OK
Should be Oren not oxes.
To which an exchange paper modestly adds:
And remember, though fleece
In the plural is feeces,
That the plural Of goose
Aren't gOOSeS nor geeSeS.
And another exchange paper begs leave mod.
cstly to add further:
And remember, though house
In the plural is houses,
The plural of mouse
Should be mice and not mOuses.
We also desire to add our quota in the way
OF popular instruction, as follows:
And remember, though beet
In the plural makes beets,
The plural of foot
Should be feet and not feets.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06
PARLOR, MANTLE AND UFFIOE
a. n GD a. EsaA SS ~

Fine Jewelry, Silverware, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles, together
with a rich assortment of Ladies' Jewelry. of
the best style and finish--all Of which will be
sold at City Retail Prices. .
Having just replenished his stock from one
of the best Jewelry Establishments in Phila-
daInhia. he feels confident that he can please
all who may give him call, both in regard to
quality and price. -
0T CLOCKS, Watches and Jewelry, care
fulIy REPAIRED, and all warranted to give
satisfaction. -
y2 He keeps, also, on hand, an assortment Of
II Drugs, Chemicals and Medi-
.. .-s clmes. asi a4a. .Hs.
.. P. MANSFIELD, Smyrna, Del. -
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Ginger Snaps.

What utility is there in killing hogs, if they
are cured directly afterwards.
When is money damp? When it is deW in
the morning and mist at night.
What is the difference between an auction
and sea sickness! One is the sale of effects !;
the other effects of sail
Though lost to sight to memory DEAR" as
the maiden said to her lover, when his face was
was buried in beard and whiskers.
A Young Gent in LIE Roy, suffering from a
too strong sensation of the more tender feel
ings, defines his complaint as an attack of lass
itude.
The Scottish language is particularly rich
IN dlmlnutves. Thus, man, nanny, manniky,
little wee bit mannky.
Why is man who is catching dishes which
are pitched to him by another, like a celebra-
ted beed of fowls! Ans.-Because he's SCOTCH
in china"
To enjoy life you should be little misera-
Bile occasionally. Trouble, like cayenne, Is not
very agreeable in itself, bat it gives great zest
TO other things.
The following is an exact copy of a printed
label on the medicine boxes of a chemist in
Buffalo, New York, Cough Lozengers. Dose
One, three times a day, at bed-time.''
An old cynic, at a concert one night, read
in the programme the title of a song, viz:
80, give me cot in the valley | love-
Reading it over attentively, the old fellow
finally growled, "Well, if had my choice, |
should ask for a bedStead :"
ET A woman has suggested that when men
break their hearts, it is all the same as when IA
lobster breaks one ofhis claws: another sprout-
ing immediately and growing in its place.
o." Excuse me, madam, but would like
TO ask you why you look at me so very savage -
go beg your pardon sir took you for my
husband!"
0F Why is young lady just from board
ing school, like building committe! Because
she Is ready to receive proposals.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

t~a3 ltngat 80 s ea9 ua 4al aifala au. F1h
'u r,a' naaa aai W aUI4iv 30 baaa ai' ~ - 80
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

5tE2- A Yankee doctor has got up. a reme-
dy Tor hard times. 1t consists item hours la
eor Welltwofke9dn. 6'.H .ed ss}yassA .dl 1l
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

80. mi gaI'.ss1 WV ~ =. w, i. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

Hollo'rGy's Pills, the most celebrated Remedy
in the Union for the cure of discusses of the Ltv-
er and Stomach. Edmund Alga, of Coopets-
tewn. New York, was for the period Of nineteen
years u complete misery to himself, aud u bur
den to his friends, no suffered so severely aud
continuously from liver, complaint, and a disor-
dcred stomach, that he was constantly for weeks
together confined to his bed. The doctors did
him no goodspnd he 'therefore lett.of consulting
them. Nine weeks ago he commenced using
Holloway's Pills, and his wtfa caIlcd.Iast. week
at the store Of Professor Holloway, to ace now
ledge most gratefully that her husband is quito
cured, Professor Holloway hopes that tho thou
sand others in the Union who have been bcne-
fitted will now come forward - h. 1884, -
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SUNDAY SCuooL nooKs I
PurifY the blood !!

Moaat,t Lite sPins Sc 5PhmniK BitteFs.
FREE FROM ALI. AiINEBAi. sPOIsuNs.
r1tIE grO&t popularity which Moaats Life
j. ? Pflls and Phoenix BfttGTS havD attained In
consoQuoncel of the extraordinary SurOs effected
by Their use, rcndOrs It unnecessary for tho pro-
prietorsto etiter into particular aa ysts OF thor
medical virtues or properties. Having boon
more than twonty years bGfore tho public, and
having tho united testimony OF moro than three
millions OF persons who have boon restored 70
the enjoy ln6nt of porfeOe health by thoru 10 10
believed that their reputation US tho boat VogO-
table medicine now before tho public, admits OF
no dispute. In almostovoty CITY and vttlago in
tho United States, there ard many who are rea-
dy to testify to their efficacy in. removing dis.
eNsc, and giving to tho wlIIlU system reno wol
ViSor and health.
In the cases OF scroh,la, Ulcers, ssurvy or
Eruptions Of tho skin, the operation Of tho 1ife
Medicines is truly astonishing. often removing
diseases, by their purifying effects on the blood
Fevcr and Aguc, Dyspepsia, DroPsy, Pilcs, and
in short most all diseases, soon Yield TO thoiT
curative proper ties. No fGraily sliould DO with.
aud expense mny DO savod. Prepared by WiIlipm
3. MolIat, NJ. D., New York and for salO by
B. s. GRIFFIN, at tho post office, ClarlsburG,
Va. feb . ~
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Union House.

TT1IIE subscribor takesi this method Of in
l. forming travellers and tho public geno-
rally, that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW. Lewis county, Va, whore he
would be pleased to see all disposed to favor him
With call,
to render the visits OF his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
tain that object. 10
4 portion Of tho public patronage is. respect:
fully solicited. - N. ". BALL.
December 9Th. 1s55.-1Y - El.l.l 80
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MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
.Hoiloway's Ointment.


RYT aid Of microscope, NC sec millions
IL of little openings on the surface Of our boz
dies. Though these this Ointment, when rubbed ON
the skin, is carried to any organ or inward part,
Diseases of the Kidneys. disorders of the Liver,
affections the heart, 1ndalrationo OF tho Lungs
Asthmns, Coughs and Colds, are by its means
| ctfcctuaily cured. Every housewife knows that
salt passes freely through bone or meat Of any
| thickness. This healing Ointment fur more rca-
! Oily pcnctratGs through any bone or huslly par
OF tho living body, curing the most dangerous
inward complaints, that cannot DC reached by
otlicr means
Eryslpclas, Salt Rheum 6 ScoFbuiIc Humors.
NOrencly has done much for tho cure of dison-
Sos otthG Skin whatsoever form they may as
this Ointment No case Of Salt RhSunl, ScuFvy,
Sore lIclds ScroIUla or Erysip enS can long with
stand its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting the prin-
eipal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, giving
advice to its application and has thus been the
| means of restoring countless numbers TO health.
Sore Legs, Sore Drrests, Wounds d Ulcers.
| Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use Of this MOrdcrfpi Oihttnont,
when having 70 core with tho worst cases OF
sores, wounds, ulcers, glandulbr dwellings, and
tum9rs Professor Holloway, has, by command
| of the Allied Governments, dispatched TO the
hosPitalsEof tho East, large shipments Of this
Ointment, to be ascd under the Medicinal Stat,
| in tho worst cases of wonndA. It will cure ans
ulcer. glandnlar swelling, stiffness or contraction
| Of the joints. even of 20 years standing.
Piles and FistuIas.
These and otlicr similar distressing complaints
can be etfectuRlly cured II the Ointment DO well
rubbed in over the parts affected and by other
wise following the printed directions around
BotK the Ointment and nils should DO used in
4 tho following cases 8
Fistulaa, G0ut, LumbAgo, Merchrial EFuptions,
Piles, RhGpmatism, Salt Rhcum, Skin Diseases
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore ueads Sore ThrOats,
Sores OF all kinds, Sprans ,Scads, SWelled Glands,
/ k;H Tn;n TTnaPS Il, II
| AL kinds. ..s-..,-,,,,5. 49,, III g-.....55 ~
tg- Sold at the Mann factories Of Professor
4 Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and III
| StraLd, London, nnd'b 81 respectable Druggists
States and the civilized xofld In Pots, 1t IS cts
| 62L< conts, and 81 each. z - i-l5'. - - -
| f5- There is . considerable saving by taking
| the larger sizes. 40 ~ at.- -
N. B.-Direetiohs for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are aitixed 20 each Pot.
mari " q .Rn..aA ID $50. 1911
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

IN pursuance Ola decree oftho Circuit Court
J., of Randolph county, Vrginin, pronounced
on the 26,h day Of October, 1855. In the case Of
Jacoh C"nrnd and Aaron Ball. administrators Of
John Currence. ST., decid. compIuimnnts. and
UIery Conrad aud other, heirs at law OF the said
John. Currcuce, sr., defendants, Tho UNDER
signed, commissioner in said decree named,
will proceed on The 2lst-day of April, $50, at
the Clerks Office Of the said court, in Beverly, to
audit aud settle tie accounts of the plaintiffs
with the esIuts of tho said john Currencc, sr,,
deed; and also, TO ascertain the advancemcnts
received by each Of the defendants Of tho said
John Currrncc, who, or whose descendants or
representatives come into distribution of tho
t,tc aforesaid and whit amount of such estate
in the hands Of tile plaintiffs eactof the defendants
is entitled 10. The parties Interested, are th ,re
fore, hereby notified to attend ut tho time and
place aforesaid, with necessary vouches, testi
momy, sc. d l.. BROWN, Com'r.
March 18th, S56-2l 1t
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Harrison House,

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to tho public, that no has -opcned Public
This House having been built and fitted
up expressly for the entertainment of tho
public, he feels confident that lie can satisfncto-
rily entertain all who may favor him it'll Gull
Ills STABLE is large aud convenient and
will be carefully attended,.
Charges will'bo made at all times rs rcasona-
bic us circumstances will admit.
d. d. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, 1S55.-ly
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WestOn Hon ga.

aJTTESTON; Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
Z. Wilkinson.
The proprietor bcgs leave to inform tho trnv-
Cling public, that he is prepared to give tue
weary traveller pleasontiretTeat.
His table is furnished with tho bost the mar
kct affords, his bar is supplied with choice IL
quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. Tho attention of the house is prompt
as!s my friends Of Harrison, Gilmcr ind
Lewis, and tho travelling public generally, to
give mo call, and winEtry my bost to mako
my house their home. JOS. Z. WILKINSON.
WESTON. Aug. 1st, lS55-1Y.
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mo. 4. |
R1cnMoxp, Va, Feh. 29, 1851

RICHMoED. Va, Feb. go, 1856.
Hon. S. CLEMENS:
Dear Sir From thorough develop
ment of the facts, concerning which sup
posed myself aggrieved and injured, as
we'll as from an interview had with you
this morning, am satisfied that through
out the whole matter, was mistaken in
the position you occupied. .,. IS.
Believing this. and therefore, believing
that you are entirely innocent in the
premises, know and feel it to be due to
you, for me in this tangible way to say
so and to express my profund regret. for
all and anything. which has heretofore
transpired between US, relative to the
matter. -.. ..
OF course, l beg pardon for the insult
offered you by me. while labored under
the aforementioned mistake,
You are, Of course. at liberty to use
this in any way that will be of service.
Your friend,
O. w. LANGFITT.
Richmond Enquirer.
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DIED,

10y Ut Pneumonia, on The sth of March,, at bor
rison county VA, Mrs' AIeiNTa WTPGif NAY
hhItNn" a a in the 2sth year of her ago. -
nor Suherings were severe but she endured
~ %ttn enFlstinn fortitude and resignation
she LETT husband and three small children to
mourn her loss; yet they sorrow not as those who
nave no hope' for she died in certuin expectation
o. tho christians reward in heaven. She was 4
member me of tho NJ f. Church, South. May
heaven bless this instance of his Providence to
Inc good Of tho bereaYel. KisSIse y
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VIRGINIA MONEN,

PY II A. BARRON, -PHILLIPPI, Va.--.
ID The proprietor has re-opened his house
for tho accommodation of the public, aud re-
spectInlly soIicits share of patronage. Ills no.
tel has inst been enlarged and fitted up in good
the comfort aud convenience of those who may
blvor him with their custom.
W There is attached to tho house good sta
bic attended by careful.aad trusty hOstiers.
October 9TH, IS54-lY
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4Northwestern Hotel.

ITIHE undersigned would respectfully announce
- i to the public, that he has leased the house
known, as the Northwestern Hotel, situated q
Clarksburg, Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course of repairs, which
pleasant houses in the country. Tho rooms sre
largo, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
of the house is now open. and public ,patronag
Is respectfully No pains will be spared
to render: hose who may encourage this house
comfortable, eontentcd and happy:
,- .rs.t t,F 80. SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1854. Propriotor>
r. S.-A limited number of boardcrs can
COON moo ated witllrooms. ie7 "
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The Newspaper Record.

4 COLLECTION OF newspaper fnCts and sta
n tstics, contninIng complete list OF news
Britnin.
The OnlS reliable work OF tho kind in tho
world. An inyauablc ASSISTANT TO the Editor.
Book Publisher aud GUnet i Advertiser Beau
tifnlIy printed on fine white pnpUr, octIVo size
This book will be- promptly sent toHhy part %
the country on the receipt Of three dollars. cd!
dressed 10 LAY & BROTHER, No. Is. sout,
Fourth Street, ayove Walnut, PHILADELPHIA.
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Daniel M. AUgil,

ATTORNEY g COUNSELLOR AT Id "
iyA1EL practice in The, Circuit and &c unity
wv Courts of Barbour and djoining puptios
myl6 Ivy ---aa-syal st1s - FsqiSfsl ysea
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TIIE, COMMO NWEALTII OF VIRGINIA,
i To THE SHERIFF OF HARRISON COUNTY,

L 10 TIE SllEHlFF OF HARRISON COUNTY,
Greeting ssa Er slfl
We command you from allgfurthcr proceedings
on judgments of the County Court of Harrison
county rendered on tho 10Th day of May, 1864,
ans, on the 23t day of NoYember 1885 in II certain
proceeding between the North Western Virginia
Rail, RQaI- Company, plaintiff, and Ashsur r.
Barnes, defendant, whereby itswai ordered that
tho rcPort,oft I'll C Commissioners appointed i'll
said cduse, be confirmed aud recorded, and on
motion of the defendant, the court reserved the
questions Of costs for tho future decisions of tho
court, and afterwards, to wit !; on the esd day Of
November, 1855, at q court held tor said county,
the defendant by his attorney, moved the court
to render Judgment for him against the plaintiff,
fIr the defendants costs, incurred by him in
sud proceedings, which motion was opposed by
:he plaintiff, and the court on consideration
thereof, ovcrrulcd snid motion, you altogeth er
supctscde which Judgment before tho Judge of
orr Circuit Court of Harrison county, for cause
Of error in the same, to be corrected on tho pcti-
ton of the said Aslsur f. Barnes, NO have
caused to come, he the said Barnes, having given
security to prosecute with effect, and il the iIlLg-
lnent aloresailashall be affirmed to pay the same
and all such damages and costs Us sha' l. lbc
awarded. We also command you thatsyOu gi We
notice to the North Western Virginia Rail Road
Company ,thRt they be before tho Judge of our
said Circuit Court of Harrison county, on the first
day of the next term, the a and there to have a
rchearSing of the whole matter in the judgments
aforesaid contained, and have thOn and there
this writ. , l- -.i...
Witness Granville G. DAVIDSON. clerk of our
said court, ut the. Court House aforesaid, this
10th day Of February, 1855, and in the SOth year
of the Commonwealth. .. a copy-Tcsee.
,mar9I It GIG. DAVIDSON, Crk.
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Book Agents Wanted.

A GENTS wANTEDi in Ovory town and cou n
"A. ~ in tho United States, 10 SalI the most pop
ular and Salcable books published, many Of thOm
beautifully illustrated with COLoiED EAGt tAyIN0a;
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Intelligent and entcrprsing mon will fad Axis
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- NO WAR,
EBst 81 New Branch Store
AT THE WEST END OF TOWN!

4
AT THE WEST END OF TOWN!
ID F. CRISIS would most respectfully in
IGo form his frsnds and the public genera lily,
that he has just opened FINE STOCK oFGOoDs at
the west end Of town, In the brick building lately
occupied by E. rritchnrd, Son s. Co, where
there will always be kept full stock Of goods,
aud sold as cheaP as Gun BE- sold. in the country
by any we'd brou ght up, Merchant, The business
will be conducted ut that Store by f. NJ. Crisis,
who is perfectly qualified TO trnusuct any hus-
ness IN thai line. lie speaks none but the Eng
isl language but bought goods suitable
TOR American ctfze MS. instead ofdIIottehtots, he
will mako out to get aloug. 81 ~. .' ago. .
Il would also inform my old friends and custo-
incrs, that will sill Keep up my large and
splendid stock Of gAoGs, in town, in tue west
corner. room of the, Brick Building on Pike
Street, where my, friends and tho public gene
rally. canIbe accommodated at ullT tunes, with
any article they may want. Il -s5 nats-rs.. y
., Country Produce will be received in exchange
for FOOD y III either Store. as.- R.IF. CRISIS.
ha Clurksburg, July l4th, 1so5.-l9u .-..a.
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TO TIE C'ttsens and Voters Of Ups1ur County So
take this method of announcing myself as a
candldAts for tho oiec of Sheriff, of said county
Htthe ensuing election, to be held in May, 1856
sRa elected, | will eudeavor 10 perform tho
in connection with my deputy, T! s. Heavier.
Eyery Respectfully, JOHN .. GORE.