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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
July IS, 1886.
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of administration have been gran
ted TO the subscriber, residing in Juniata Town
ship, on the Estate of Charles Zumbrun, late of
said Township, deceased. All persons indebted
TO said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against it are
desired to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
GIDEON HITECHEW.
Aug. Is, 1885,
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,.- st Louisville. Ii viii be remembered
u. greckinridge was one Of the distinguished
pr p'aosel.' who volunteered to quit his post at
w..bjnston to go and screen the rich aud gull
:. assassin from punlshment."
To this the Courier replies:
aVas there ever more rnonstrous labrioa-
80 There is no such feeing in Kentucky
NJ" NJ. Breckinrdge had nothing 10 do with the
W.,5 trial. He was not one of the 'dislin-
.,bsd COUNSEL He did not volunteer TO quit
Is post at Washington. So there IS one SLAM
-, =, mt down. Willthe Albany Journal have
y. courtesy and fairness 10 correct this error
.,ocprning Mr.. Brecknridge, since it might af-
t,ct him iqjurously :"
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Purify Your Blood.
The Wonder OF the NiAeteenih Century.
Imp0ytant md Of great Consideration 10 Aas
Suffering.
t, A. HURLEY's sARsAPARlLLA.


T. A. HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
OF all the remedies that have been discovered du-
ring the present age for the thousand Ills that flesh
heir to'' equal this wonderful preparaton.-
Only three years have elapsed since the discoverer
(whc spent decade III Studying experimentaiizng,
and perfecing t) first introduced il the public aud
il is already Recognized, by the eminent phvsi-
clans in all parts OF the country TO be the
prisng and effective remedy for certain diseases OF
which they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrnps of the root, have
hitherto failed 10 command the sanction of the fac
nifty, because being tested they have been found
contain uoxious ingredients which neutralize the
good effects Of the Sarsaparla, and often times
jure the health OF the patient. IL IS rot With
Hurley's preparation.
This is The pure and genuine extract OF the root
and viii trial, BE- found TO effect certain and
perfect cure Of the following complaints and dista-
sfs
Affections Of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver copaints
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Efyslpelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female irregularities, Scrolua or Kings Evil,
Fistula syphilis,
And all Skin diseases.
Besides curing the above, il is also known 10 be a
great and powerful tonic, Purifying the blood and IN
vigoratinG the system.
In short, il is, without exception in the men
toned and its general effect on the system. the
most etiicacious it is the most desirable remedy
OF the age. 1t is already extensively used through
out the country and is fast obtaining European
reputation The instances OF cures it has effected
are daily coming TO the proprietors knowledge, and
he has hesitation in recommending it TO one and
all who desire 10 procure relief from suffering. One
bottle being tried. It's effects will be TOO appaant
admit of further doubt.
Recoect HurleY's Sarsapara IS the ONLY crx-
TINE ARTICLE IN the market.
Price 81 per bottle, or six for S..
Gg@This medicine can be procured al all extern
sye Drug houses.
July f, lSj6-1y'.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

s. HERSHNlAN & CO, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Bedford County, that
they have opened Clothing store in Holidays
burg-No 5, Loyd's Row.
July /. 1886
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Look Out.

All persons tresspasslng upon the farm ofthe
subscriber, in Coerain Township, either by
fishing, hunting, taking or knocking down fruit
in any other manner, notified that they
will certainly be prosecuted under he late Act
OF Assembly without respect TO persons. SO
look out and save trouble.
PHILIP LITTLE.
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NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration, de hons non, on
the estate Of David Stoner, late of South Wood
berry Township, deceased, have been granted to
the subscriber, residing in said Township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make payment, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
JOS. B. NOBLE.
.Adm'r de doniS non.
I,i, 1Q 1o5e
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minstraion have been granted 10 the subscriber
upon The Estate of Conrad Gcypr, late of Juni-
alta Township, in the County of Bedford, de-
erased. All persons having claims against the
Estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated for srtipn~nt, and those indebted,
to make payment immediately.
HENRY G. GEYER,
.3dmiaistruf0r.
Juoiata Up. Aug. /, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that the next ses-
sion Of the Allegheny Male aud Female Semi
nary will commence on Tuesday the 9th day
Of August inst.
BY order of the Trustees.
JOHN POLLOCK.
Aug. !, 1886.
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STRAY HOG.

Game to the premises OF the subscriber, living
near Rainsburg, about the ist OF MAY last, White
and Black spotted Sow, both off by dogs. The
owner IS requested 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
HIRAM SMITH.
Aug. !, 1856.
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Just Received at Shoemakpr's Colonade
Store, Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Gents shoes
And also Ladies and Gents Caters.
August s, 1856.
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JOS. B. NOBLE.
.4dm'r de honiS non
July IS, 1856.
FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, more or less
in Franklin County, Pa, is offered for sale
Particulars can be had by inquiring of the sub
scriber in Bedford.
VALENTINE STECkMAN
May 10, 1856
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BY@NO HUMBUG.-H. H. HUTZ'S CELEBRA-
TED Terfer Wash, is the only safe and remedy
ever discovered for curing the Teiter, RinsworV
and all eruptions Of the Skin. 1t is so infalaV
remedy, that perfect in all cases o. 'i9f
guaranteed, If attentively applied. In ordinaA
bottle will be sufficient perfect core.
cases, with letter of long standing. more VIII
required. Price % cents per bottle, For sale al b
B. F. Reamel's Bedford. April 25, l5j6-iy.
RANhY'S COMBINED REAPER AND MOVER,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT"
Farmers of Bedford and Blair Counties are inform
ed that this justly celebrated machine can be had by
application TO
W. w. JACKSON,
A. DE ARMtT.
Agents for Blair and Bedford Counties
July 4, 1886.
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BlGTERR RREOTiPES
AND A MBRcTYPES S

REA DER have YOU ever heard Of GETTYS'
ininitabir DaguerreotvPes Ii not 90 at once
10 his Saloon and see for yourself; and il you
want likeness Of yourself or friends, as true
as Nature and Art combined can make it, that
is the place to get it. If YOU want picture
put up in the most approved style and of the
best materals-or, in short, if you want the
worth Of your money in a splendid Daguerreo-
type or Anbrotype, go TO
GETTTS,
as he is the only Artist in Bedford County who
can take the new style of Daguerreotypes and
AmbrotypPs
He spares no pains TO give full satisfaction,
and permits no picture to go out until he is con-
fdent that it viii do SO. Having just returned
from the East, he is in possession OF all the late
Improvements in the Art, and can assure bis
patrons that he can furnish them with style of
pictures not taken by any other person in the
County.
Rooms at the "Exchange Burlding." or Odd
Fellows Hall, Immediately above the store Of
Mr.. A. B. Ctamer.
T. R.GETTYS, JR.
J,,a e 1e5f
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Fer Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, low, fine ton
ed Vienna Rosewood Piano Forte.
SAM'L. BROWN.
June 30, 1856.
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CAST IRON BOOT JACKS.

i O., anu anu and for sale, very superior article
iron Boot Jacks. Call and see them.
L,,, GEO. BLYMIRE.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.

dI1AtIE9 GIGCAMaIIl E4VpI IIttO4'
BI Boarders taken by the day, week, month
or year, on moderate terms.
May 9. 1896.
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MORE
\ Il II L 0 0 D 8
July IL, 1886.

THE undersigned has Just returned home
from The Eastern Cities with large stock of
Summer Goods, and is now exhibiting
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LIST OF CATSES

June 6, 1886.
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July 25, 1886.
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RSegiSfer9s Notice.

Aug. s, 1886.
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lew SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

June 90, 1S56-6m.
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MORE SHOES AND CATERS.

August 8, 1856.
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Aug. /, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
NOTICE.

A LII those having accounts or notes with the
IN. old firm of +. A. Dering 4 Co., or with the
late firm OF ii. Dering s. Bro, are respectfully
requested to settle the same. :.
Owing TO the dcceaso Of my brother, Hugh NJ.
Dering, who was member of both the above
firms, the necessity for prompt attention to the
above request will be apparent to all. ~ I'd
have sold out our entire stock, of Goods to
Mr.. Fred. A. Dering, who will continue the mer-
cantile business at the old stand, and take this
opportunity OF returning my sincere thanks to
our old fiends and customers for their long CO
tinued fsyors and patronage. II. DERING,
Ex'r. OF Hugh NJ. Derlng.
N. B.. The Books and Notes will be found at
the old stand, where my brother, Geo. NJ. Der
ing, or myself will attend 10 the settlement OF
business. .-.sE E.a. sr .Iua .r.r ii. DERING.
Morgantown, July IL, 1866. a.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
THE WHITE HOUSE RACE,

Tune. -" Camptovn Races."
There's an old Grey Horse whose name is Buck
Du da, du daj
His dam was Folly and his sire Bad Luck,
Du da, du da day.
CHoRus--We're bound to work all night,
We're bound to work all day;
. I'll bet ny money on the Fillmore Nag,
Will anybody bet on the Grey1
The Fillmore Nag is young and strong,
Du da, du da
Ills wind is sound and his knees not sprung,
Du da, du da, day.
Tho old Gray Horse ie G well.known hack,
Du da, du daj
He's long been fod at tho public rack,
Da ds, du da day,
The Fillmore is furl-blood colt,
Ho cannot shy and he will not bolt,
Du da, du da day.
The old Gray Horse, when he tries TO tro',.
Du do, du da;
Goes round and round in the zane old spot,
Du do, du da days
10 '"'"'''' S''' ~ ''' Du da, du da,
He's bound TO win the four.mile race,
Du da, du ds day,
Then do your best with the old Gray hack,
Du da, du da,
The Fillmore Nag will eloar the track,
Du da, du da day.
Cgosvs---We'ro bound TO work all night,
Wo're bound to work all days
III bet my money on the Fillmore Nag,
You'd better not be, on the Grey.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
To Periodical Publishers.

The editor Of tho w ashington, I'd.
CO. Spectator designs.to publish, about
August next, list of all the periodicals
from monthlies to dalies in tho United
States--embracing California and the
Teiritories-with terms and general
character, so far as he can ascertain
them. ..-..
To aid in making up his list, and in
carrying out his further plan he in
vitos all publishers to send him three
copies of their publication, first issued of
the fourth of July, Tor such as shall con-
tain fullest accounts of the occurrences
of that day. These he proposes to
bind--one set to be filed in the Congress.
sional Library oftho Smithsonian lnsti-
tution-the other for his own sanctum
He also requests this notice may be
inserted once or more times, in tho
editorial columns of his contem poraries:
Those publishers who give it a place
and send him a copy Of their papers
containing it, will be furnished with
Of the list when published.
WAsnINGroN, D. c., May 8, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
uURRAU SONG.

o'a ~ I, lno ooy 10 WIN inc race
hu,ran' nurtah' hur'ah'
'i'"T9 inc anus , wear a i"ng race
-, 49, iiur'""' "ut ta"' nu'rah'
WEI pace MIN IN the PRESIDENT
'"a'r
n cna"ge you know "ouid Do out falr,
our Iouh'ry heedS II you 10 aware
fierce must go our, that certain now,
Hnrrah,
On the Sun OF March nell make his bow
Hurrah.
ana none VIII grieve that ne IS DONE
W envy MIN the laureis won,
were g'au MS race so near Is run,
-. ;,
VI one.horse statesmen we near enough
Hurrah'
1heyle not OF inc right sort OF stuff,
Hurrah'
we want statesman pure and good,
WIN no TWO races meath hood,
vi nerve ana wisdom, pluck and blood
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
WABaJ,JEnz,pYe
Singular Effect Of Electricity on Negroes.

-o~uA -N'SsVi oASVuNVisy w neSIUtS.
During the recent thunderstorm, says
the Montgomery Advertiser, friend
related the following: $50. ...l
A gentleman residing a few miles out
oftown recently carried home q. small
electrical machine for making some OK.
periments. AS soon as he got home,
the negroes as usual flocked around him
eager to see what master bad GOT
There was boy among these durkies
that had evinced n strong disposition to
move things when they wanted moving
or in other words to plfer occasionally.
"Now jack" said his master, "look
here; this machine is to make people
tell the truth. and if yon have stolen u
nything or lied to me, i, will knock you
down. :.
"Why master" said the boy, al ney.
or lied or stole anything in my Iife."
"Well take hold of this;" and no
sooner had tho lad received slight
shock, than he fell on his knees aud
bawled out, ooh. master! l did steal
your cigars and little knife, and have
lied over so many times; please to for.
give mo-" af.- ....l ..s.... .
The same experiment was triod with
like success on half a dozen Juveniles
At last an old negro who had been look.
ing on very aItenlively. stepped up.
master" said, he "let dis niger try
Dat masheen is we'll enough to scare
de children wild, but dis niger knows
better" /
The machine was then fully charg.
ed. and he received stunning shock
He looked first at his hand and then a,
the machine, and at last rolling his eye,
'Mas,er" said he sit amt best to knows
too much. Oars many soul gifts to be
damned by KNOWN too much an its my
'pinion dat do debil made dat mashee
just TO ketch your soul afoul somehow
an | reckon you had best jest take an
burn it up an have it done gone"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

Il Gross Hum6ug.-The Wild Wo.
man, who has for some time been on
exhibition in this city. was tried yester-
day on charge Of lunacy, before the
Probate Court, number Of physisians
of the first responsibility being present
and from The evidence given and tho
facts elected in the examination of her
person by the physicians. it appears that
the largest portion of the mystery in
the case is humbnggery. She is wo-
man Of remarkable appearance, and
when bro'tto the city, was about the
widest looking human creature that we
ever saw. If her wildness has been
acted, then she is an actress of no OF d.
nary capacity. Her female attendant
seem TO have been deceived; and North
cote, who told tho wonderful story a.
bOu, capturing tho creature described as
dressed in skins sewn together with
grass, with his dogs. has suddenly de.
parted. The testimony OF the physic-
ians went to show that she has been
mother, and if wild now che had not al
ways been so. She has been sent to
the Lunalic Asylum Gin. Com. s..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
= G. B. WATTS = ;
SHOE STORE.

have received the largest stock Of Shoes
and Boots that has yet been offered in this
market, selected Of the bes, manufacturers,
of the latest styles, to suit this marke,.--
They will be sold low. Call and see them.
My motto is, not to be undersold BY any,
have got q large stock Of sgr
Gent $ fancy Shoes and Ladies fancy
Shoes and Caters;
Morocco Lining and Binding Skins:
Lasts, Boot Trees, Wax, Bristles, Thread,
Sparables, Pegs, &c. Thankful for past
fayors, hope by strict attention TO business
to merit share of public patronage. sas
Morgantown, April 10, 1856. CIV q
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
S. o U G. S .
Fiil,nore's Going Home.

TusE--Fcr Days.
Come, cheer up boys and let US sing,
Few days, fow days,
For Fillmore make the wclken ring,
Fillmore's going home;
His homo will soon be Washington,
Few days, few days,
"e'll send him there with Donelson,
FiIlmore's going home.
Chorus,-oh the Locos now are signing,
Few days, few days,
They see there's no use trying,
FiIlmore's going home
Our cause is frightening every day,
Few days, few days,
So "Buck" and Fremont clear the way,
Filsmore's going homci
'O!d Buck is but a quarter nag,
Fow days, few days,
And the Mustang now begins to fag,
Fillmore's going home.
Just see how blue the Locos look,
Few days, few days,
As if their friends had them forsook,
Fillmore's going home;
OH how they trcm5lc shake and SILVER,
Few days, few days,
They know they're destined up Salt river,
Fillmore's going home.
Wen send the rooiy heads there too,
Few DAYS, few days,
Oh what mixed and motley crew,
Fillmore's going homo;
Old Giddings will command the force,
F9w days, few days,
With Greeley and the 'WooIly Horse
Fillmore's going home.
On the voyage 'Buck' will lead the way,
Few days, few days,
And pay the crew ten cents a day
'.".. Fillmore's going home,
The fare will be 'Grasshopper cakes,'
.. Few days, few days,
With roasted Bear meat and 'Mule stcaks,'
..." Fillmore's going home.
Now let each honest heart rejoice,
Few days, few days,
That Fillmore is the atoms choice,
Filimorc's going homef
Then let tho millions join our song,
Few days, few days,
And swoll the chorus loud and long,
Fillmore's going home.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

Great Inner Sea in Equatorial If
rica.-A communication has been adj.
dressed to tho London Athenaum, by
Mr.. Augustus Pe,erman; reporting the
discovery Of large sea in Africa seven
hundred miles long, and four hundred
and fifty broad: l.'Hs III"
"This immense body Of water with
an area about twice as large as the
black sea, with tho sea Of AzoH,) is
inscribed with tho name Of Ukerowe,
or the inner sea Of Uniamezi, its mar
row elongated south eastern end bear.
ing that Of Lake Nyassa; and the discov.
cry is said to have been arrived at by
tho concurrent testimony ofsDme native
dwelling on or close to the lake, both
on the western shore, with whom the
missionaries came in contact"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber has commenced the abO7'
business at Mr.. John Sinclair's Smilhshop
on Vests Run, Monongalia county, where
he will attend promptly TO all orders in his
line Of business. "ai ~ ono
SHOElNG neatly done at 80 cents round
and other work in proportion. He is wei
supplied with ELEPHANTS bes, Nail and 6thei
Iron. BENZ. +. WATSON,
April 10, 1850. d. 3t ,...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

BY the recent survey Of the field Of
Braddock's defeat, made by Mr.. Ban.
croft aud his party, ii was found
that the typography did not agree with
the maps Usually polished, and Mr..
Bancroft at once commissioned Mr. La.
trobe, the distinguished engineer to
prepare correct map Of tho ground ot
this important scene.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

THE CAM 1T bas become quite a
common sight to see camels and drom.
edaries marching through our streets.
The camels are now employed in car
rying government freight from Powder
Horn to the depot, They carry the e.
normous weight Of 1000 pounds, and
with the greatest ease. The sight Of
them stampedes all the horses and mules
that come within sight ofthem. They
are certainly not handsome creatures.
A horse in brisk trot can scarcely
keep OPP with the samels when in walk.
They apparently go slow, with their
long measured tread, but in reality they
are moving rapidly Icnds Paper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

L. u FFER'S @
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE,
Removed from No. 80, Fifth Street,
To " Fourth street, between Wood & Market,
Nearly opposite tho old Bank of Pittsburgh, in
the room formerly occupied by B. Darlington,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Our object in coming to Fourth Street 10 On
account of the chcapDess of the rent, (and rOf
business it is no doubt equal to Fifth Street y
Having taken the store room for term oil years
at three-fourths less rent than any wholesl'9
Book Store in the city, consequently wo car &
do sell from 10 TO 90 per cent cheaper on al
average, either wholesale or retail. .''.
, Having purchased large stock OF Books and
Stationary, at New York and Philadelphia Trade
Sales, at the lowest cash prices, Merchants and
Others will find it to their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and compare our lis;
of Prices with other Houses. And further, we
will duplicate any bill purchased East. 49,.
All kinds of Blank Books, Dock cts, bound &
unbound, made to order at the shortest n office.
Book Binding done In all Styles.
Printing Of all kinds ncatly eSecuted,
All orders from abroad filed with accuracy
and dispatch and five do not give satisfacho1
good will be taken back. April &c, 80.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

ODE WALNUT STREET,
MORGANTOWN, Va.
have just received and opened out, at my
Clothing Il Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
a choice assortment Of fashionable Il seasonable
CLorns, beautiful and cheap; +
CAssIMEREs, fancy, neat and plainj
CAssfNETTs, stout for men and boys3
VEsTINGs, all varieties Of style and price very
pretty, hashy or plain.
Shirts, Shanghai and stand-up Collars
Neck Handkerchicfs, Stocks, &C.;
Pocket Handk srchiefs, &c., &C.;
Gents Lamhs-wool Socks, very nice;
Kid and warm-lned Gloves, nice for sleighing
or outdoor promenades.
TRIMMINGS OF ALL SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1865, l respectful
ly invite the attention of purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that nay 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 dispIeased if l fail to
suit you and you do not buy.
continue, as heretofore, to make to order all
kinds of Gentiemen's outer garments; and hav-
ing received the latest fashions and the goods to
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
to their entire satisfaction. M.HAYES.
Morgantown, Nov 8, 1866.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
MorgantoWn Mills.
JAMES 8. CRAIG.

HAVING extended his lease of tho Morgan
IL town FIGURING Mill, belonging to Nr. John
Rogers, takos pleasure in informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has remodeile tho
Machinery in said Mill, and is now prepared to
make the bost article of Flour and plenty Of it.
Being now fully prepared to make good work !,
by additions to machinery and convenienccs,
shall spare no pains to render general satisfac-
tion. Customers may always be promptly sup
piled with Flour,-either Family, Superfnc 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-
nience. My aim is to accommodate and to rem
der satisfaction TO all.