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CURRYToN ACADEMIES.

TTNIE Exercises Of these Institutions will be re-
i suncd nn the third Monday in January next.
AS heretofore, Mr.. JAMES l.. LESLEY will
act rs Principal Of the Male Department.
The Female School, with the Primary Depart
mcnt Of the Male Academy, will be conducted by
Mr.. A. P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and
highly accomplished Miss a. L. ARTHUR, and
other competent Teachers.
Rates OF Tuition per Session.
First Class. Primary Department, ..........S9 90
Scrond /" Ordinary English Branches, IL on
II im " Higher ....l5 0O
Fourth " Greek and Roman Literature
with higher Mathematics, 30 90
French. Embroidery: Needle work, &C., usual
rates.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two Ses
siolls of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from the time of entering to the end Of the Session
Tuition in advance.
Guod Board can be had in the Village at from
IS to $40 per mouth
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Rirst. last and onIy Call!

T HEREBY warn uli persons indebted To me,
i either by Note or Account, I" come forward and
settle lh,. same without decay. ! am pressed, and
Without the above request is complied wh. will be
rnmpeiicd to use ;hc u.sl stringent measures with
a indebted. ] AN in calncst.
L. ii. SULLIVAN.
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GJNSOTTS
YELL0W DOCK 6 SARSAPARILLA

GUN-SOTT'S
YELLOW DOCK g. SARSAPARILLA
: nuw put in tie largest sized Bottles, and is ac
/ knuwI.l!rr,i To he The BEST SARSAPARll.l.A
made ~ l. certified hy The Wonderful Cures il has
performed, the orig inal copies Of Which are in The
lUs>c>>"n al llIr Ir"iririnr Remember, tins IS the
only aud original article.
SCROFULA. SYPHILIS. MERCVRIAL COM.
PLANTS. CANCER, GANGKEENE, KllEuM NE
rSM. and vast variety of "ther diseases are speedily
and pcrircily cured by the nsr "l this medicine.
READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.
TALI,Ir,>sA Co.. Ala. Jan >. ! -.
Dr,r Sal >,.II ;,r tbs certify tu ynw that Your
Extract at yellow D.,ch aud Sarsnrara has pcri"rnr'
lc the i,-, wonderful thai has ever been
r,r-r um m;l,l have afflicted lnr rty with
rruI"iIs my legs AMI ', ~ ISIS they :'h - ad
thai had l.! crucirrs and IN >l' id '.Iie leg
.imrr;i, a!"v" The km"r In a"u min" ini'i!> my
L.. broke ~; III ar. "a.ia. aa ruhn s'"r> rom
~! hn"" ;Gy '' "d 'iI,rstr-''! =r'' Gr. ~ % men
.c ,i:rr. ": @r!:::!' Irk. 'I' III !;r.' hi-S. which
discouraged '""i "i"is.'r ir"i'r ""I III II" s;r ':r
nay Iii nam! ar"L '" in l;r- ru!,=SufC' hrar! |" III!
rl,w. The misery iia :.;r Suffered ir r al l"''
wears r:l!i" ,!'r:hr - y"u IN such agony ilIa
never rr-t" '!:! ar II :h.
IN ''r"i"r .;.i my ~ bri:-i H." n' "i 'Ir !"!;!'
wrappers: rr:., il. am! l'n r"''r'i -: >'n" w"r"riT
i.'r:rt..,I 'y var i>!r.ri =: Yellow h"rk a;'
S:r.:i;:-i'a. sul w" h':.'> "r H. ;'' rh:'-
Il l"as it, In Two Week. my great :>I'';> !':,ri:i
my al hc"ai. easy. AID r' a!'l s"' all r=''l
sN ':' my -. well ~ il l'y "Xrlan'n"r have
Il,.w >, i: ii! r.= "fr> Of y"iiT " Extract 81 clw
lha.. ii:i ":r,ii;rlI. :d r'tIS''iT my sell wci
rIt -: II ;ll ;:-r /" tr! His rIr!Ir'I". Tor h'-
!:,,, viii an! In, 'iirasr II til" world! lay
::>..! ;l rrur :Ii f-i Try ii. ana; lr'ri;n' - =ri
wr' s.l,rr.lI= n:a:; ;. AMI rn!rra i;'r! m lakr il. i
il II r.:c ;iIr!i. u; j. well h!wn b. ,r-" lrr,
,I ~r,h #rma. nr::a i! Ai!''.a. a'! al! >iIlil
,i,nI r' a!"' nv il" ;!n L. cai ~ NJ" ''I
VII low :.: liz, hc f"iid in i"i"."'-a
EhNhLAI llCGllES.
9Th. l'.;rw !'"'i a':L sar'aTari!'a :, ".''arly
a'#r'.! :a.:i,.> ''' :'i;i! r>n'= r. IN rrr-'
Iar:;, -, i. >r:ti discharges an '.r i~'>''r I"ri'ii;r
i, .!r>.x. IL. vr::,'r l> III hi I"s>''>>'n Il =rra
nui,r rr.r:,:s 4 "Esy> l. r:ri''i :" iI' ;''"'I de-
,rri,.;mI We :>rc iIIc afflicted that bottle "r l"" ,'
DR. >,> rS,r;.r: i,.w li"rk mr >"rsaiar!lia viii
n; "l.. regulate !lo.c !irTcs aE' rrt"w the natural
energies.
80 Pm; NJ in q,,ar! h'.lrs.--l lr:" 81 per l",lr.
sol! v lr',rsar ai.' l:"t"i ly SC0VlL e. MEAD, III
Charres Street, n O., "'n'ra Ag"'s ''r 'ie s'''''fh
Sir"s In whom al "r,rr> :I,. IL" addressed.
sid a.n'! G. l.: rEHN. E:-ciisii G H.; W. T. TEif
FIN l.risrGr.>: WAEDLAW " LYON. Ahl"r,i!"t I: H.:
r. G. KIS EY l.aur.>yi!lr: H. /. fENfT x 60. New
mrry: llAvll.AEn. ElSiEf X CO.. Au:r3'a. Ga, ;'ni
liANIi.ANi. IEA.!:Al.l.v CO.. Clilrirs;'II.
Mar - l~..'. ~ IL
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Notice.

WASIIING and IRONING done 10 order
w Apply ut this Office.
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rsO! EOm CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE al! persons t" whom il n'ay concern
y Th. is /" c.rtily that Ill these ii''ch;cd 1t
Elizabeth EIiL!.cr, WI DC called upon b's"re return
day to pay a'dcniar!s. and ny $" dung ,hry WI
save trnuL,r and cost GEO. VI. lllEBLMR.
E,h "
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
IN E,IIIiIYA'
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English Prints,

VIIILE.IAM SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia.
w has Just received from New York supply
of English PRINTS. Of ncw and beautiful styles,
suitable for the Fall sc:lsoa. Also superior Mcrr-
mack aud Other AMERICAN PRINTS, Of the latest
styles.
Augusta. Oct 2 # IS
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EXlra IaCcilnE.

1 y Extra Communication Of Concorlia Lodge,
n No. 80, \. i. NJ, will BE- held on Saturday
evening the 9th inst, at O'Clock, e.: The purpose
Of lust'Ilationof Officers for tho year.
Bro,hrrn will take ,:uc Eo,;cc. AMI govern them
selves accordingly. ny order of The W. NJ.
y. &. TEAGuE, Scc'ry.
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Administrators Sale,

DY order o! III. L. Wright, | shall proceed |"
ID sell on Thursday the 2lst February at the
late residence Of John Dobv. decd. on the Five
Notch Road Icnliny 10 Hamburg. all the per onal
property Of the said deceased, consisting Of
About Fifty Negroes,
Eleven head Of Horses and Mules, I.ar-e Stock
of Cattle, Stock Hogs. lot of Sheep. one H"ad
Wagon one Cart. one Buggy and Harness, lirge
lot of Corn. Fodder. Peas P"tat"cs, Bacon, Lard,
Cotton SEED. the drceased's interest in lhl'>her,
a Sc, Of Blacksmith Tools Household and Kitchen
Furniture aud o,hcr articles not necessary to emu
mcratc.
TENSION credit until the 9th December
next. except Us 10 sums Of Ten Dollars and under
which must BE- paid in cash. Purchasers giving
their notes with two approved srcu'itics-f'llng I"
comply with the terms the property to be resod at
the risk OF the first purchaser.
MATILDA Dolly, Milk.
Y. B-Thc MOBILES Tract Of Lamd c"nulnnS
three hundre, and lu::y a"cs, will be rented 1T The
same time and place. for the present year
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Edgefeld Male Academy,

T>ns exercises of this Institution recommended on
| the 18th January. under the charge Of MIR. " :.
+. McCASLAN, who has Classes preparing TOR the
Fr, shmau and Sophomore Classes in s. G.. College.
Those wishing to enter College will do we'll to join
them forthwith.
Particular attention will be given To exercises in
Co,uposition and Defamation, and also to weekly
reviews. Parents should consult the interest of
their Children, start them at the beginning with
their Glasses, and keep them regularly at School.
Pupils will bc charged from time Of entering till
end uf the Session except in case Of sickness.
Terms,
Primary Studies, per. quarter. .........S1 'Un
4. SIAlKINS, Chair. B. T.
Jan l6 Il
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FIedical Gard +!

nR. vi. W. ABNEf now occupies as an
- Office the building Immediately below the
Court House and npwrsiie Col. Carroll's Othcc lie
will at all times be found either at his Office or at
his dwelling adjoining the Male Academy. lie
will attend strictly TO all calls upon him.
L., #
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For Sale,

A FIRST RATE Tanner and Currier
N Also, Il good Blacksmith for sale or hire.
Enqure q: OCoNNoA,
Nit. Vintage Ed=cticld District, Jan ! If So
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
seiseteo Poetry.
The Good Old Plow.

l., Them sing who may of the battle fray,
And the deeds that have long since passed:
Let them chant in praise eft the tar whose days
Are spent on the ocean vast,
Tweud render to these ali the worship you please,
would honor them even now
But I'd give far more from my hearts full store
To the canse of the Good Old Plow. =
Ietthenl land the notes that in music floats
Through the bright and glittering halls:
While the amorous twirl of the hairs bright curl
Round the shoulder of beauty falls
But dearer to me is the song from the tree,
And the rich and blossoming bough.
@. these are the sweets that the rustic greets
As he follows the Good Old PIow.
rIu many tisIe be that we daily see,
With selfish and hollow pride,
Who the plgwman's lot, in bis humble cot,
With seoTniul look deride
But I'd rather take, aye, a hearty shake
From his hand, than to wealth Pd bow;
For the honest grasp OF his hands rough clasp,
Has stood by the Good Old Plow.
All honor be 20 these gray old men.
When at last they are bowed with toll;
Their warfare then DER, they battle no more,
For they've conquered the stubborn soil
And the cilapiet each wears. is his silver hairs,
And ne'er shall TIE victor's brow,
Nth u laurel crown to the grave go down
Like the sons OF the Good Old PloWH
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
LAWRENCE KANSAS TERRITORY SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1856

grant to the Duke of York, but choosing
no longer 10 rely on so precarious ten
ure. application was now made to the
crown for confirmation of the claim
This application was supported by petl-
ton. purporting to be signed by great
number of the settlers on the New
Hampshire grants, representing that 1t
would be for their advantage to be annex
ed to the colony of New York, ,'and pray
ing that the western bank of Connecticut
river might be established as the eastern
boundary of that province. In conse-
quence of this petition and application of
the government of New York. his Majes-
ty, on the Goth of July, 1854, ordered
that sthe western bank of Connecticut
river, from where it enters the province
of Massachusetts bay, as far north as the
45;h degree of north latitude, be the
boundary line between the said provinces
of New Hampshire and New York. -
This determination does not appear to be
founded on any previous grant. but was
Il O6CISlOu WHICH tHO hISIASo sbuO SOhsSfi
fence Of the people were supposed to de-
mand.
Surprised as were the settlers on the
New Hampshire grants at this order, it
produced in them no serious alarm. They
regarded it as merely extending the ju-
riSdiction Of New York, in future, over
their territory. To this jurisdiction they
were willing to submit; but they had no
apprehension that it could, in any way,
ailect their title to the lands upon which
they had settled. Having purchased and
raid for them, and obtained deeds Of the
same under grants from the crown, they
could not imagine by what perverslon OF
justice they could be compelled, by the
same authority, 10 re-purchase their
lands or abandon them. The governor
oil New Hampshire, at first, remonstra-
ted against this change of jurisdiction ;
but was, az length, induced to abandos
the contest, and issued proclamationrec-
ommendins to the proprle.ors and set
tiers due obedience 10 the authority ans.
laws of the colony OF New York.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
(1e BIZ corrrsuzD. ]

EThe Boston journal mentions
rumor. from source sllich snlities It to
credit, that ex-governor Baker, Of New
Hampshire, Is % be appointed Gorsrner
of Kansas IN plses Of Goverher Shan
non, who is nov on his uay % Wishing.
soa, lof the purposs. Il IS stated, Of re-
signing his cenmiszien. Gor. Rsker
has recently sold his properly in Cons
cord, n. IL, uith llls ldea Of removing
70 the Wsst- 0seid dsasek Assssss<r.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
CHAPTER II.

When the English commenced their
establishment al lori Dummers that tort
was supposed TO lie within the limits OF
Massachusetts,, and the settlements In
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-25
Spring & Summer Goods

John IRWIN is now recei wing a large and
- choice assortment Of
New Spring aud Summer Goods,
which cannot fail to please the most fas,idious
taste.
HIS stock Of ladies dress goods embrace somc
of tho most choice and beautiful styles and pat
tcruS.
He has also large lot of Clicoes. brown and
bIeached Muslins. Table Linen, &c,
Gentlemens Boots, Shoes, Cutters, Hats aud
Caps.
4 nice stock Of Ladies Kid lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses and Childrcn's Shoes aud
LISTING Cutters. French worked collars und
mourning Goods Of almost every description,
A large assortment Of ladies gloves aud Inits,
aud genlIemen'S gloves.
Hardware of all kinds, including 6uo lot Of
Hoes.
A choice assortment of Queensware.
Groceries of all kinds, including Fish, Salt,
Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Rice, &c,
Our friends and the public are respectfully in
Vited to give US call we shall ut very low
prices. mlru
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Late Arrival Of
N Ew GOOD S

'INHE undersigned respectfully informs his
i old friends and customers, and the public
generally, that he has just returned from the
East with large and elegant assortment of nov
and seasonsbIe goods, which will be sold at ex-
ceedimgly low prices,
lie invites the attention of gentlemen TO his
stock OF fine dress goods, consisting Of Black and
Fancy Colored Cloths, Cussimeres and Vestings,
which will be found to be of the best quality and
latest styles also. ReadY-made clothing Of eve
ry variety His stock includes every article of
gentlemen's Dress Goods.
The Ladies' will find large and general az
sortulent of Dress Goods. of the best style aud
quality, including Silks, Tissues, PopIins, White
Goods of all varieties, &c, SC. His stock of
Gloves, Fancy Dress Trimmings, Bonnets, &c. ,
is large and we'll selected, and will be found We
~ cheap.
He has complete assortment Of Queensware,
Hardware. Cutlery, Groceries. II ITS, Gaps, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes, Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Dye-Stuffs, Cotton YurnS, School Books, and h
fine lot Of Stationery.
The best aud cheapest assortment of
JEWELRY -.-.
ever before offered in this place. A large stock
of Tobacco, Segars aud Snuff, embracing some
kinds of very superior quality. VI. &c..
Purchasers will find It to their advantage to
give him call before buying elsewhere. =
Highest prices paid for all kinds Of country
produce. CHARLES LEWIS.
myl9-H
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iyls Il
Sale Of VaIuabIc Land.

by virtue of decree of the Circuit Cour, OF
of May, 1886, III the ease of Clarissa Crislp and
others, compfainants, aud Nancy Crislip, defen-
dunt. Tho undersigned, commissioner appoint
ed by said court, viii OH Monday, tho 4thd day of
Court OF said county Of Barbour, before the court
house Of said county, soil TO the highest bidder,
tho farm ON which, William Crislip resided before
his death, lying on tho road leading from Phil
bour. Said tract OF laud contains l76 acres, q
large portion Of it is cteared and well adapted to
grazing. Thore is stnaIl dwelling house on
said land.
Tx4Ms OF SAIE.-Upon a credit of one, two,
three, four and Two years, taking from this pur-
chaser bond with good security, bearing interest
from date, payable annually, aud retaining u
lien upon said land, to secure tho payment of tho
purchase money. J.. y. MORRALL.
juno So, 1856 -jy45t Commissioner.
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NO FlCE.
sale OF Lot in the town of West milford

sale of Lot in the town of West N ford.
IN pursuance OF decree Of the County Court
J. of Harrison county, rendered on the llth day
which Daniel W. Lynch was complainant, aud
Jonathan X. Hodgca, defoudunt; The under
signed, q commissioner named in said decree for
that purpose, will GU tho first day of the August
term OF Iha ucxt County Court of Harrison Coun-
ty, at the front door Of the Courthouse OF said
county, soil at public auction, to the high ,st bid
dor, house and lot in the towuof West Mil
ford, Harrison county, Virginia. Tho purchaser
the cost said suit md for the residue will ro-
ccve credit of six, twolvc aud eighteen months,
ho giving bond with approved security, aud as
house and lot ui.il the purchase ,uouOy shall DO
paid off.
rhs said house and lot is situated on tho north
silo Of Gross street, and contains about As poleH
being the sans purchased by the said Hedges Of
tho said Lynch. C.S LEWIS, Com'r.
JunU Is, lS56.-jy lI4t.
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Notices, Sales, &c.
Tn Chamcerv.

COrnslius Reynolds. + ssRss eomPih.-
Naiiala Ing a r,hur sIgale, Selma lngle, WI
liam 4Ipge, .Thonas j. Ingle. Elizabeth Ingle.
James K. IngIe, John Ingie, Floyd Nicely. ex-
ecutor OF the last will and testament of y. In.
gle, deceased, aud F. ID. Hickman. guardian, I'D
Item Of the said Arthur, Selma, William, Thos.
j., Elizabeth, james K. and } ohm children and
heirs at law Of the said j.. j. Ings, deceased
John Curry, g. =. Stewart, executor Of d. y. Da-
Wis, decd :, James Davis, Elias l.. Davis, Joseph
]. Davis, Jne, t. Davis, Lafayette Davis. Thos.
J. Davis and Thes. s. Grays guardian of said T.
J. Davis, son and heirat law of sEhos N. Davis,
decd .-Siias III. Curry aid Adaline his wife,
formerly Alkaline Davis und Elizabeth Davis
James F. Inghram, Thomas Inghram; Mary @.
Inghram, David L. ing hiram, Edward Il. lngh-
ram, Robert Inghram and Floyd Inghram, chill
dren and heirs al lawof Delilsh Inglram5 deed,
late DeliIah Davis. and Thos. s. Nicely, gaandi-
an Of the said James f. Inghram. Thos. - :, Ma
,ry c., David. L., Edward, Robert and Floyd I'm
ghram infant children and heirs at law, Of Jtai7
son Inehram, deceased, and Delilsh his vile, de-
ceased. and Thos.- Drakely Ephram Bee, WI.
Foreman, Isaac W. Lougncres James ii. Long
acre and Archabald w. Leach, def'ts.
The parties 10 tho above cause. will take no.
ice that pursuant to an order Of reference made
in said cause at The falisrmsl S55 of The Circnit
Court Of ,Doddridge. Ishaliiatt the Coart-hossr
OF said county, on the 5th day of August next
proceed to execute said. order Of relerence.-
This 10Th day Of July, i $751;.
~. THOMAS A. JONES, Com'r.
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New Advertisements.
Sale OF Valuable Mill Prop
GrfY.

10y VIRTUE OF decree Of the Circuit Court
- Of p"diridGo county, pronounced at the
highest bidder, at tho front door Of the Court
house Of DodLridgc county, on the fourth Mon
day i'll August. 1856. that heing court day for
Dodird2e county n valuable Mill property and
the to~n Of West Union, podIridge county.
TKHxs OF SALE.-A credit of &, IL nll Is
months, with interest from the day of Eslu, the
purchaser giving bonds with good personal &c
H"rity, and Ms further security, lien win be
retained upon the property.
jy25 It Edwin MAXWELL, Com'r.
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VIRGINIA at Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of she Circuit Court Of Barbour
county %aay on The +. Menaas In July. 1856;
moses Arnold - " = y compile.
sysss & 80 goaF 4stl. sI.Aua.<..rA
Watson Bean, ~ s...,rs -,t,s-.-f ,,der,..
The object OF the bill In this cause Is TO en-
Join thed defendant, his agentor attorney, from
ths eollsctions ofs judgment rendered inihe' Cir
suit suit Court ef Barbour, at the August Term,
1888, Pr said Court, in favor Of tho defendant
-agalnst the complainant, for the sum of s42o,50
With interest on 400 dollars, parcel there
Of, from 2sth October, 1858, and Interest on $40
dollars residue thereof. from 2eth October, 1854,
Hunttlpaids and the costs. Subject to a credit
Eof, leo dollars, Sept 24th, 1883, until tho mat
ter set forth In said bill caube inquired into.
Il appearing by affidavit filed that the defen-
dant is not inhabitant of this State, It Is or
dered that the said defendant, do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice, aud do what is necessary to protect his
interest IN this suit. A copy-Teste.
L. D. MORRALL, Clerk.
REoER-Ary. 80 ie25 At
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IDaguerrean RaHerx.

n EMILEER would respectfully annonneeto
u .sths.cftEzsfis OF AEksbdfg and vicinity that
he has!oPeHed his Daguerrean Rooms st Bfdge-
port where is prepared 20, take pietures3n
every variety Of style known so the ErE Dark
dresses always fake best in DagaerreotyPss; a.
He keeps constantly on hand . large and els
gaut assortment Of Plain and Fancyi ozses, Gold
and Commons Leeksis Medal Hons, de-, IA which
Iikenssses viii be securely and neatly set.
Gala are respectfully soIicite5 from ell, = ~
desire good piceurc. iyil -.
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mem.flE,Is,,. MnflLe,i.

H1HE undersigned having reftisd this popular
II hoteis situated on the south aide OF pike
street, In abont the centre OF Glarksbarg, rs
spectfulty Invites Ills Old friends and tho public
generally. to give him aeail. His aim Is TO keep
q quiet and orderly house and afford tohis gRests
The comforts ofa home, -, - = -,
! HIS table Will Do supplied with ali ths;Rafket
affords. 80. :. f. O.. 4,~-g7F - -
HIS bar IS stocked with a ohotossuppls of1the
best liquors. . x- : a. s.es g
Hs'tias extensive stablilg eounsoisdy ewiIha6s
house fof the accommodation ofzdfoysrs and
Others. ~ - - Asf4-s% ~ SEX s~sfs
Every attention ,silt b paid 10 all who may
~ =, II: DENT.
je21 .,t-FS Proprietor,
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NORTHUMBERLAND Hntei.

i 70 the public, that he has leased tho house
known Us the .tEorthwestern Hotel, p situated q
Clarksburg, Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course ofrepairs, which
when completed, will render this ono of the most
pleasant houses in the country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
of the house is now open, and public patronse
is respectfully solicited. Nopainswi be spared
70 render: hose who may encourage this House
comfortable, contented and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clsrksburg, June list, 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number Of boarders can
accommodated with rooms. je7ly
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Buckhannon Hotel.

THE undersigned having purchased The we'll
Cooper and permanently located himself in the
thriving town OF Bnekhannen n, ia now prepared
TO entcr visitors and travellers in sly nm
surpassed in Western Virginia. T. - -
His house is large aud comfortable, Is pl easant.
ly located near the Court house, and has ali The
conyeniences for keeping frst-class hotel.
His TABLE will. be supplied with tho best The
country can afford.
Every attention will be paid to rcnder all who
may favor him with their patronage, o6mfotsa-
BILE and happy. LID. .L0RENTzr
..5..,.. Proprietor,
n. Bills STABLE Will be In The chafgs,of So
Der. attentive hostiers. L. D.SL.
March 7th, 1s56.-1y - $50; "a
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Aollosos's oiatu.nt end Pills, an astOnishin,

HollOsO,,s oiatnsat spd Piiis. an astonishing
Remedy for Erysipeias. Mr.. Henry Turner, Of
Dover. Maine .seffsessdEysith Erysipelas.
Largo purple blotches came on his face and neck,
and all parts Of his body, and despite of,the ma
NY remedies he tried, hewas not benefited. Al
length, he had recourse to Holloways's. Clint
rnent and Pills, and made up hts mind 10 per-
severe with.these remedies, which he did. The
result WIS. that in few weeks he was perfectly
cured, aud his general health wonderfully
improved. This ease has created quito d sensa-
ton in Maiae.- ssff t.,al - ssatJ