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Arrival of the star of the LWest-C.old
from California,

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-The steamer Star of the
West, has arrived here with 260 passengers and
S643 900 in gold Her dates from California have
been anticipated by the arrival at New Orleans
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wMark the Improvement.--Hobson, OF

~ Mark the OLSON, of
the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter vsitors-painting guiding, Competing, &C.
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort Of the old the mddlesged and the young for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
IN style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hob5on or his polite employees. Go, then TO Hobson
and get Clean nice shave, your hair cut in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser.
EF Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-J ohns0n Bar.
ber has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
son CALL as Ee warrants to give perfect satisfaction
charge.
Also TO be had FLErcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infal-
lible remedy for ell the ills that the human hair Is
heir to.
loTH STREET BETWEEN MvIN CARY STREETS.
no q
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the 29th instant, at St. Pauls
Church, by the Rev. w. II Kincle, HENRY A. CAR
RlNGTON, of Charlotte. to LOTTIE T., daughter of
the late DR.. Cullen, of this city.
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The s;teaUupr a rahia
The Mission to England.

HALIFAX, Jan. -, z. M.-There is nothing yet
from the steamer Arabia, due here with dates from
Liverpool, to the 10Th inst
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ET I. P. Chase, vi. d., Homeopathist.--
Office 167 Main street. opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va. la S---Sm
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2a-We are authorized to
state that the Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas has accepted the
mission to England
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..,IIE DAILY DISPATCH
~--->- - ~,..nm.rc,ai Convention.

The southern and Southwestern commerce.
c,,x.nt,ou viii meet To-Day at 10 O'Clock IN 'hs
Afriesn Church. Wear not able to speak IN aa
y.nee relative to the number of delegates una. wan
ukely be present. The weather we spprenenu
III b.v. the effec, Of keeping back great many
who would, under more favorable eircums 'ances'
hare attended.
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NOtice.--DeieaRtes to the Southern
and Southwestern Commercial Convention will
please report themselves in orderto have their
registered and receive their badges at the Commit
tee'sroom, Billiards. HOTEL opposite the Exchange
Hotel, ia 29--ts
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sPHc1AL MoTTCus.

# or CITY Suhoe11befS 10 the Central Pres.
fyferiaa S1ited and pubii6btd by Revs T. ". Moore
end n. D. Hose. may leave their ct the book
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1.-THE Adams Express Company having
made the necessary arrangements, are now prepared
to forward goods to and from the northern cities
daily. Merchants wishing to avail themselves of the
line can do so, assured that their goods will come
through regularly. ]. l.. MACDONOUGH,
ia 24-St* Agent
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From Wasbiurton

a mend from Washington gives 1t as his con.
eiuson from what he ascertained there. tina, there
"ih De no organization of the House while Banks
- N ,ne heid When he is withdrawn the pluraIi.
i"e WIN De adopted, and some conservative
"eesoner IAN anomaly indeed,) win be elected
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" DIR. o. A. Crenshaw, office I43 Main
Street, over Parker, Nlmmo Cos lately occupied
by DIR. Haskins ia 7-2ms
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E~The Adnms Express 90.

WDr. James DOve--ofiice corner of Bank
and 9th Streets opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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NorE.-Tbere was due by the company at the abov,
date about $50 not embraced in the preceding state
ment. THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Pres't.
Tho. L. D. WALFoRD, Secy.
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EOR HlkE.--Wc have for hire : HE.5.,
servant Man, Of high character, who l. sune "a
cerztaEs driver and house servant. AppIv 40 Tf.'
r. N. TkfH SON
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EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
E on EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE

CITY, wish sell exchange for property In tbs
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, on the Central Rail
Road, one mile north of Meadowbridges and miles
from Richmond, containing 81 acres The Land IL
of excellent quality, being admirably adantsd In asr
dening and gardening bv sny
in the vicinity OF Richmond an exaniustion viii
prove. IT'S healthy and highly desirable situston
the necessary out-houses in good order. Thee -
STrop Of wheat and Winter Oats seeded aud manfred
mere Is also planted in the garden everything for
berries young Apple Orchard. Hot. beds Asparagus.
81. 90 that purchaser might commence Operations
msnt. - $50 nv
The above property viii be disposed Of upon adyan.
tageous terms by early application to the subscr iber
at the Drug Store OF Broad and 1tl sfrets AZ
to &. ID. EACH0. WM. C. BATTAtLE.
The aboss il also excellent location for physi
clan. go IL Sa-so,ss
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M. r. SIMONS.
wr Exhibit of the condition of the Unfo

q Exhibit of the condition of the Union
BUILDING FUND COMPANY, on the 3lst day of De-
cember, 1855:
Whole number of shares held in the Company. 1000
Number of shares redeemed, 208
Average of redemption ................S99 85I
Estimated cash value of shares ............ 20 96l
Cash on hand 90
Amount due the Company. 19l OF
LIABILITIES:
Due to sundries S27 81
Due to shares of stock redeemed
awaiting approval of security, 649 90
Balance in favor of Company. 1873 40
$3.50 "a 1910 "a
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CITY OF RICHMOND. TO WIT:


This day personally appeared before me, Al
derman for said city, Thos. M. Alfriend President
and Thos L. D. Walford, Secretary, of the Union
Building Fund Company, who declared on oath that
they believed the above statement TO be correct
Given under my hand, this 10Th of January, 1856.
ia 30-lt &. w. TOLER, J. Z.
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ID LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST
JAMES WOODHOUSE CO, have received
THE Amsricar Alminac and Re pository, OF useful
knowledge, for the year, 1861
I2mo. Boston edition, good print 40 cts. each;
and Buffers edition, avo., paper-25 cts. each.
ALSO,
HARPER'S Magazine, for February.
ARNOLD'S Christian Life-Its Course, Its Hind
RANGES and Its Helps.
LLOYDS Steamboat Directory and Disasters, on the
Western waters. E
LETTERS to q man bewildered among many Coun-
sellors By Rev. II. c. Lays cts.
THE Pastors Appeal TO his Flock-6 cts
THE Virginian History of African Colonizati on. By
Rev. P. Slaughtered cts.
THE Words of Jesus, and the Faithful Promises
together in one yolume-S7k cents.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Mnrketr, January 29, 1856

FLU R.-No transactions to-day.
WHEAT.-No sales that we hear Of $1.90wss of
fered for lot of prime white to arrive. The mills
ar! not yet In operation The ice in the forebay of
the Haxsll mills cleared out to-day with the pur
pose OF making beginning tomorrow Wheat has
begun to in by railroads, train by the Danyilfe
bringing in considerable amount to-day.
CORN.--Ws quote at IS cts. dull.
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1856 commenced making Ambrotypes 1t was no t
long after this, before a man-who was verdant
enough to pay for right to use two gasses-came to
the city, and seeing that my pictures were superior
to his became quite uneasy and was ut loss for
pan TO prevent making them. At last he hit upon
one as he and the public were surprised with
clustering card, threatening me with prosecution
for using the word MISUNDERSTANDING the hrst-
This fruless attempt of his to rghten me on LED me
TO an investigation of Cuttings patent, by which
found that he had DO more right TO the exclusive
use of two glasses than he had to the word Ambro-
type. | accordingly used two glasses whenever 1t
suited my purpose better than one This gave the
patent man still greater uneasness and he attempted
again to frghten me, by asking for Injunction in
which he failed-humbug the second. After finding
that he could not monopolize the art to himself he
came out again in card; telling the public that
still infringe upon his patenE but before he gets
through he contradicts himself by saying that only
initiate the genuine strange MISUNDERSTANDING
the third. For if mine only imitate and are in
ferior to his why object TO my making them And
if genuine, and an infringement of the patent, why
not have it decided at once-whether it is patent
right patent torong? But no. he is satiied with
sng himself but must get his cousel to help
him. who says in standing card, that the question
,rW be tried BY jury the Judge not being acquainted
Nth that sort Of misunderstanding the fourth Who
ever he ard before that jury competent to
decide question of law than q Judge?
iaS0-lt NJ 2. SIMONS
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JOHN w. DAVIES.
l2@tA

w. DIR. ID. =. Watson offers his Profess
sional services to the citizens Of Richmond.
Office and residence corner of Franklin and 9Th
streets ia Sim
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oo'Ah cRoP.-At a convention of those
=. eeteo In Tue sugar trade. held in New Orleans
~ Wednesday last, Hon. John Moore President
meeting, stated that the sugar crop Of 1855
nsr 0a o. 'io'oa5 hegsheads of sugar. worth $40
- Aosshssd' and $3.50 barrels of moasses.
v.,.a.s =. per barrel In round figures, the
49,. =, 'oe sugar was 81, 600 600 and of the mo.
,os,,,.n $4,000, making in an say seventeen
lsss - o Collars he put down the eyso Of
ana ooo a. 1900 hogsheads Of sugar worth. saw
81 soo ~ ana $50 600 barrels of molass.s worth
''OVooi making . total of s2a 5oo.ooo.
Lnos. q 1lanehard, Editor of ths r.ek son x,,.s
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re- 1 hereby announce myseIf +. ...x
date Tor the Office of Constable OF the second ~
trict OF henrco. TO ell the vacancy asone by ~.
elected, to fill the Office faithfully
JOSEPH g. METTERr
Richmond. Jan Ie, lss-t3Ik
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SOMETHIN1i NEW-POPULARB OOK $


OMETHIN(; NEW--POPULARB BOOKS
- FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.-The Franklin
Book Company, acting for the leading publishing
houses in the United States have opened store at
No. le7 Main street, in this city for the disposal of
new and extensive stock of valuable publications.
the popular authors and will be sold at prices below
the usual retail charges. As an dncenlent TO effect
quick sales they dispense to each puretaser present
varying in value from 10 cents to $780, (for schedule
Of which, small bills at their store.l Each pre-
sent is giving with the book. For q full explanation
nation of the presents they offer, call at the store,
l61 Main street. ja 30-its
HEAVY WINTER CLOTHINts.-.Our
l. .rtment of heavy Winter Clothing 10 still
large and desirable. embracing large variety in
style aud quality of Over Coats Talrnas Togas heavy
busint Suits Rich Velvet, Silk and Mefino Vests,
heavy Mems Shirts and Drawers, Sc, to which we
the is far advanced we are offering the greatest
inducements 10 purchasers Call and see for your
selves. ~ p ss KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
ia 30 i02 Man street..
DOCKS ADDED TO O,NEILL,s CIR.
- CULATfNG LIBRARY-Maeaulay's History Of
England, vols . and 4; Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern;
The Psrtisan, by Smms Life OF Curran. By his son;
novels he had soon as they come out. Sub
scripiisus only twenty-five cents month, Subscr-
bers required deposit before taking out any
books. The deposit IL returned when you wish TO
withdrew. JOHN O'NEiLL,
ia so-it" Next door TO Broad Street Hotel
NOTlt E.---i have this day assecinied
I with me in the confectionery and fruit business
aosT J. IoSEs The .5s 1sE :; .as CO GRO win be
Thankiui ior. tLe liberal PATRONAGE heretofore tx.
Of the sans. ias8 DAVID n JONES,
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~ Board Of Trade-- Csmmiftee Of Ar.
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.g
J.mgs DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RIcHARDssN.
-. BEsg G. 0RAy, JoaN II. CLAIBORNE. p
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Richmond, Jan. II, 1885.

Mr.. p. +. GIBBs-
Dear Sir: As Mr. NJ p. Smons seems TO doubt the
ntbfne "a of your statement made in the Dispatch
If The 9TH instant hereby certify that handed your
note of the 9Th inst. Mr.. NJ. p. Simons He 6ecln
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he
NOT but insisted the forfeit of one hun
dred dollars My reply him yes, that you not
a betting man. but that would take the forfeit for
YOU which he declined, by saying that it wasnot
yeneut for him to put up hundred dollars at that
time To which proposed to him to make note at
from one six months, which he also declined there
by backing out from his own challenge.
Yours, respectfully,
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ia S6-2t
MOOD WARE, BROOMs. Nc.--fSrass
w bound Cans and Buckets; Tubs in nests Willow
Chnirs; Clothes Hampers; Market Baskets; Feather
busters: Hair Brooms; Wall, Stove, Shoe Scrub and
other Brushes Butter Trays and Stands Bread Trevs
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins; Hair and Wire Sit
tiers; Flour Pals; Floor and Cup Mats English aud
American Door Mats; variety of Japaned Tin Ware;
Cocoa Gourds; Patent save all Nutmeg Grsters; fine
French milk strianers; Iron and Wood Spoons and
Forks; Apple Corers; Apple Pealers; Corn Peppers;
Iron Kitchen Lamps for burning grease and variety
of Yankee Notions. for sale cheap for cash. at lis
Wood and Willow Ware, and Brushes nA nsse IL or
der. ia S06r
NOTICE.--I own Il very superiar Saith.
Y young, stout and healthy, and a most excellent
dispos negro. will hire him in Riehmond by the
mouth Address J. T DICKINSON,
+. Hall Depot, Louisa county. Va
;. % Stating price that will be paid situation Sc
RnghS, PATENT Glaze THREAD,
= CHRISTIAN LATHROP offer the above
Spool Cotton for sale, with the assurance To pnr
chasers that is the best article in every respect
ever offered to the public Call and try it-9s Main
street ia 30
l stock Is unusually large for the season, viii
ofer great bargains in
Rich Velvet Moire Antique, Satin and Cloth Cloaks
Plaid. Long White and Black and Cord Tbibet and
White Grape Shawls
French Z, Mernoes. Csshmeres aud Mouselines
Plaid Merinoes Plaid Fanntls and Comforts
Bed and Servants Blankets
Pententiary aud other Plaid Linseys SD 81
10 Sheep Grey Satinets fuied Cloths aud other
goods for servants will be sold at great barsains
Also, in Carpetings great reduction viii he sub
ntted TO 10 rich Tapestry Velvet and BRUSSELS Car
PETS to prevent carrying them over to the next sea
son.
Cash purchasers particularly invited 10 call. be-
lug assured that il will he their interest 10 do
at 81 Main street. CHRISTIAN L. LATHkOP,
ia 80. The Ceas Store.
nVERC O A rs. OyEK(OA'fs..-T Those
- Who want q cheap OvercaAf can he seeefnmoda.
LED al A. Laws. He has them al So. ~ ~ and
No They are really cheap.
ja 80 f A. LEVY, "a Main street.
GLENNss Toilet Waters and .tiennine
~ 49, 80 - w. c BArTAILE,
jag Druggist, cor Broad and ltli a.,
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gpECIAnrNorrCns.

r.sss~rura rafms {
- 1880 ~ : Ictter frcr1 Norfolk. NJ lated
- !, IasG. 80
~, -, = u.v.,xc 4 - 0sntt1naeu On the
3 nns,1,,. las, W.,rr. adans & co . Expyess
49, ~ ;,n.,sa IN large fonr story briek building ia
gno., 10 t..siIy ds.,,oyed hy sra and their safe
1nls cry - 4; ~ $50 80. ,,n,i! vssteraay
90 80 ,,t "a 49,, th.r Sa,,y,a surround-
Wnen y H.. .l. Tsnd aIrost ,ed bot irnn Law he
GO VIZ. ~ No.. ,,, en,s End nnbs melted afr-
WEI I'm. !. !. 1870 g.. .aaia no, hs hotter
resist sncn neat = W. i.ISa s,,;Gcsts
-. u arpsiss ,sto .. nv !, ansrsd =. 81 r
from several parties VINO saw ~ 4Rens IN :. upos
foursir"y, NJ IAND
eksIIfNAIh, - ,osc
5000 -; !. n ~ "a. - :, ma a.
By request OF Messrs Rowland Bros we ta's r asy
attended the opening of one of Herring FRS
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EEO. m. WEST--Nos. and Exchange
VI Place--offers for sale this day
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository of
useful knowledge. for the year 1885, 81.
HARPER, for February, 1856 single copies, 25 cts;
yearly subscription, if paid in advance. $3.50
.iaraI me- 3 in a
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~ In ascsrdnnee with the pvb,,.....
,n me DAILY pspstch Of the Eth instant Ened Wa,
Office Of Constable in the "a District sboaIs !, ne
the voters in said District 70 elect ma ~ -, peas
wiu serve them faithfully and to the best Of INV shi
ty. ISstyN ~ y, rnsi-
Richmond, January 18th, 1885. Il Ill -.
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e11 Sos ". Blanchard, editor Of the Jack sonv,,e
"A' Republican. disd en shs 10Th inss,
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RARGAINs IN READY-MADE CLO-

- THiSG.-I have still on hand u large assortment
of Goats, Pants and Vests also, furnishing goods Of
every description, which will. sell and below cost
to close Those in want Of any thing in my line
make great save by calling at my store.
A. LEVY, 80 Main street
10
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CAWp1UATUe roe or,,,-<.-s

q Cepstssie fer - Disfrsef q He.rs..
lannouncs myself q esudidsfs 70 fIl ne 1870.
cssioned By the resignation Of L. w Tfyoh..,ay &C.
Constable q the ID Distsiet u Henrieo eann,. I.
elected. Ipledse myself 70 discharge "a. AL
Office faithfully and promptly ISSUES Of tbs
Respectfully. Ak rpr-.,r
jaA-t3lJ
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~ A Card.---P; T.: lido, ,sa9 ~ ns.e h.. dsei
"a ia, Nr simous Is not infringing your Ambrotype
pstent. So far from that being correct the case u
ain pending at the instance OF Judge hsiyo burton
Mn.ef in order to have the question tried BY Jury
the Judge not being acquainted with that sor, OF ou-
snsss ne he could not be expected to be; and this is
the familiar practice In such cases ,.,yu
p;.Lropd Ian IL lag
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rrAuctIon Nofice.--Having retained pos
.essien Of the large warehouse i4th street. recent
" occupied by ms, we are prepared ts rsceIye cor
SHOES SHOES HATS. CLOTHING, FURNITURE: or an
other description Of Merchandise, The premises Ar
,,enJtassousiv exhibited Terms liberal, end promI
returns rendered <o
de 2l--ts NEWT. rAiNh' y WV Aus's
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MILK, MILK.-.-I have from 8 to d gal
WI Ions of very nice MILK per day unsold, which
would like to sell and deliver TO two custom
ers regularly once day. w. +. WALLROP,
At the Richmond Planning Mill,
ia S0-4t* In rear of the Paper Mill
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W5Si757S&A the following viz:
Ladies' French Morocco thick sole Boots
Misses do do do do do.
Children's do do do do do.
Ladies' Goat Morocco Boots.
Misses do do do.
Cbildreus' do do do.
Those persons who have waited with 20 much pa
thence, requested to call and supply mselv,
No. 49, Broad street. w. z. w. TAYLOR.
in st
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n.. FOR RENT-BlARLBORO former
M;:s ly WALL STREET HOTkL--This properly
NEIL is situated on 18th, between Main and Frsnklin
thorough repair. 1t accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is large bar ,oos
about thirty by forty feet, parior Is by so feet
dining room 80 by 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake and extensive cooking ranges all NJ
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms convent
for coal and wood, is well supplied with water
in the kitchen, bar room and the second floor
gas has been introduced into the house. and there
every convenience necessary for such establish
ment
Possession given the LIST of February next
For terms apply to Kendall GRIFFIN
10
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- b ADAMS T. 4 X 3 H,--Kes
co., ceived this morning (30th january by Ad.
ans L Co.'S Express, the following season.
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses:
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco Boots.
-" spg
gum elastic Over Shoes.
Misses thick sole morocco Boots.
4" " goat %
Tof ether with many other styes to which respect.
fully invite the attention of ladies.
JOHN C. PAGE, Jr,
ia 80 ....- No IS Market Brdxe.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Frlify the BIood!

monat'sIle Pills 81 Phnuix Ritters.
EREETi1M ALL MINERAL POIsOSS.
VIE ghtipopularity which MoffAt's Life
l. PillsAdP hpnix Bittcrs have attained, in
consequep Of tho extraordinary cures effected
by their renders it unnecessary for tho pro-
Prietors ftcr into particular analysis of thcir
medical tues or properties. Having boon
more thanYenty years before the public, and
having I'll nitcd testimony Of moro than thrce
millions 9crsons who have boon restored to
tho cnjoYnt of perfect health by Thorn. it is
believed u their reputation as tho bSst voge-
table incline now before the public, admits of
no disput In almost every city and village in
the uniteitates, there are many who are rea-
dy to testtto their efficacy in removing dis
ease' and Eng to tho whole system renc we'd
vigor and nth.
In tho Ses of Scrofula, Ulcors, Scurvy or
EruPtions Qhc skin, tho operation of the Life
Medicines trrly astonishing, often removing
IN few day etery vestige Of these loathsome
diseases, 6yheit purifying effects on the blood.
Fever and Aie,p Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and
In short mo a diseases, soon Yield TO their
ont them, as Heir timely use much suffering
and expense tLye saved. Prepared by william
3. Molfat, MD Now York and for sale BY
3. S. GRIFFIN tho post-ofice, yClarksbure,
w. feb22 w
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Wagon NIanufactory.

n AEgSSS> The subscriber would announce
-GSss1ST to tho citizens of Harrison and the
w adjoining counties, that he has re-
turned to Clarksburg, with largo lot of season
cd timber, and is prepared to do all'work in his
line of business; such as making new wagons, or
repairing old ones. am also prepared to repair
carriages in tho best style. extend q cordial
invitation to my old friends and customers to
give mo n CALL and they shall have tho best in
the shop. Having had considerable experience
ut tho business, hope, by giving it all my care
age. -se.-
have two new two-horse wagons on hand and
for sale. -
Nav 9th, 1S56.-tf