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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-12
r & NJ. RIOS BAUM. Dealers il

T & NJ. ROSEN B A U NJ Dealers in
y. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1879 Broad st.,
are Offering great bargains in Dry Goods they law
ing bought the principal part of their stock rec emit
ly at "A great sacrifice for cash, which will enable
them to sell cheaper at profit than any of IL ose
houses that are selling Off at cost. Their assortment
OF Fancy and Imported Goods is very complete, With
3. full stock of WOODEN Domestic Manufacture -
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair, at 1919
Broad street. Oc 20
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,bscrihers are Anx-

kt,Es NUIINk.--I III u .JuIy Isf ~ and
ous 3, settle up their hooks I" rterestsd 10 this
wanld call the attention Of parties aur business
notice. Having made a change in all OLD ac,
name ana ASSOCIATION ve must clos" w MAN
counts GRoSUONG & tt.
~--fE
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\ b-Sctes of solvent suspended Banks OF Virgil
MIA Moth and South Carolina Maryland, Penns, !
yaniA or New England, receivea for goods at
Qular cash prices, and market value allowed fol-
sp.yia &C ID
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nOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMEtIT.

For the radical and permanent cure of Geuty
Affections and Rheumatic Pains, Indolent TumIrs,
Sweed Tendons, Bruises. Cramps, Sprains, Numb
% the Limbs, Stiffness or Weakness of the
Joints Also, Pain in the Breast, Back or Loins.
Pain and Swelling of the Face, Sore Throat. Munps.
This EMBk0CATI0N is a rare and valuable COM
bnaton ofwarIn stimulant and anodyne Ingredient,
and will be found far superior Ia any of the Opodel-
docs Linients heretofore invented for the above
mentioned maaaies. As an external application TO
remove pain and inflammation, its beneficial effects
are immediate and certain and in rheumatic painsor
equity affections is soothing and anOdyns properties
manifest after its application Prepared anu
sold by JN0. W. POLLARD,
no6 Druggist 18th street.
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@. GUNS, GUNS.-I have on

@ GUNS, UNS-I have on
-@wA. hand a splendid stock of Double and
Fsssrs5EyA Single GUNS; RIFLES; Colts, Aliens
EzSa@1i'sazH<sA and other REVOLVERS, and Single
PISTOLS Of many different kinds Also, SHOT
POUCHES and BELTS; POWDER FLASKS; GAME
BAGS; Eley's CAPS; WADDING ana SPORTING
GOODS, and AMMUNITION Of all kinds. Those in
want of goods in my ine may find to their inter-
est to call and look for themselves before buying.
REPAIRS of all kinds in the Gun way neatly and
promptly executed and on reasonable charges
Also, Keys fitted to Locks.
7. W TIGNOR, Gun-maker,
South side of Main street, be low the Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-12

IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS. 900
poundsassorted French Frnts, such as Apricots.
Peaches Plums Prunes, Cherries Figs Pears. Lines.
Ginger, and my own manufacture OF Pine Apples,
all perfectly fresh and perfect. For sale low:
A. ANTOSI,
French ConfectioDsS,
no II st. Nicholas saioJn.
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tFE INsURANCE.-Prud dictates
men In every kind of business, to obtain a
- to 4 INSURANCE ON THEIR LIVES No
necy affords BETTER FACILITIES for doing
Company
80 than the 9ENEF1T LIFE INSURANCE CO..
Capital over S.. e made annnaIiy and bald while
The dividends a. '"'' "''''
When the annual pi '
half is required In cash.
Call and see US. xN0WLEs 4 WALFORD
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CLOSING PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.

4 hOhAA'N As'N Ic a. 'As Shph Will
~ 800 yards Plaid and Striped Silks. at 20 and GO
cts; BLACK silk Robes at Sl7 worth s25; Black Grs
de Rhine aud Mourning Silks, at cost: Best Frercb
Mrrinos at l01; Rich Silk Robes guile at cost;
Poin, Applique and Valencines Sets at saving of 81,
to S. Il set. w, p PERKINS Il Co.
no ii Eagle square.
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DIFFERING to the advertisement of
IL my removal to 18th street, between Main and
Cary beg leave to submit to my customers and the
winter season
Lager Beer. Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider, bot
tied up IN q pints per dG4 81 Bottles included
half do, =" " 30 cents-bottles extra
charged.
Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels.
(the latter ones of gallons, package exclusively
for the city customersl Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels, at the lowest market price, Terms
cash,
N. B.-store and Bar keepers q ,nsiderable per
centage allowed. =. WILBACHER,
18th ST., between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Lai1ley Robinson corner
ith and franklin Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10Th and Main, or Ut my establishment, will be
promptly attended 10. &C ~
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orCO.PARTNERsHIp

The subscriber in withdrawing from the firm of
PEYTON & PATTON intending to remove South
confidently recommends the new house 10 the pa
irons OF the old firm. j. w. PATTON.
no II-d2t cWlm
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COLE LEATHER.-l000 sides "Good'
- ana pa"isssu o'A l. q. B. DAVENPORT.
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s% WHY SUFFER- WITH RHEUMATISM

H~DR. Cooss, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Na-Of1ce aud residence 81 street, west side, be-
80. 81 and CIav streets BE l9-d6m
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FACTS WITHOUT PUBLIC
bA.aA9 SHOULD KNOW THEM.


" ".a New YoRK, October 10, 1852.
Mrs. Hardy, No ll9 suffolk street, writes us
that she has been troubled with worms for some
three years, and that she used ore rial of DR..
M'Lane's Celebrated Hrmyugc, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa, which brought a :
way over .Gffy large rormS. Her usual good
health Immediately returned. NJ
Mrs. Quigby, No. 1872 Essex street, New York,
under date of November %, 1852, writes us that
she had achild which had been unwell for bet
ter than two months. She procured bottle OF
M'Eano,s Vermifuge, and administered it. The
child passed large quantity Of worms, and in a
few days was as hearty as ever it had bcen.--
Parents, with such testimony before them,
should not hestat when there is any reason to
suspect worms. and lose no time in procuri n
and administering DR.. M'Lane's yerm fage.--
1t never fails, and is perfectly safe.
IErPurciasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE Z, man.
uiactured by FLEMING BROS. ofPIrrsBuRaH
PA. All other Verhifuges in comparison arc
worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Vermifuge
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None genuine
rithom The signature Of
1861 FLEMING BROS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02

DS9, Speaking of the anti-ssavery
movement in Missouri, the Wellsburg
Virginia Herald, says
"a similar state of feeling NAV
spring up any dayin Western Virgin
Ia, and when it once starts it will grow
with the increase Of an avalanche,
every successive movement giving it
weight and momentum. The popular
laind is ripening for such movement.
The parallel is fair one between st.
Louis and Missouri, and Wheeling, and
Western Virginia. Missouri is destin.
ed to be free State, and however i'm
probable the assertion or unpalatable
the fact, it is morally certain that Vir-
glnia, intensely slavcholding as she
. appears now, will follow in her wake
or split, sooner or later.
The Wellsburg Herald speaks truly,
no doubt, as to public sentiment in the
qpper end of the panhandle" but it
does not represent that of N. w. Va.
generally. We have lately Travelled
through more than dozen counties,
extending from Mason & Dixon's line
to Jackson, (the nearest county save
one or two to the Kentucky line and
1T is our deliberate conviction that the
people of all parties and sects regard
the peculiar institution" with no spe-
cial disfavor. In any portion of the
territory above referred to an Adolf
ZIONIST ofany intelligence would prompt
ly receive ''leave of absence, with or
dcrs not to return"
Mess. g. Rcc6r3er.
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HoLLowAYs OINrMENf AND PILLs.-Neithor
caustic nor the knife can ever be required in
the treatment of wounds, ulcers, tumors, or
schirrous swelling, to which Holloway's ONT
ment has been applied in time The effect OF
the Pills on the digestive apparatus is all but
miracul Gus. There is an unfailing test by which
to know the genuine, viz: the Wdier-mark, FHoi
ioway, New York and London which appears in
sctni.,ransparcnt letters in every leaf of the
book of directions. Unless the sanc are plain
ly seen in the paper when held between the eye
and the light, the book and the medicine it en-
yolopes counterfeit.
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Yls AlglllAN -DN1DNs
MORGANToWN, OCTOBER Q.

p8- The money panic has not both
cred us much here yet; although some
persons have been little "skecred'
lat the temporary suspension of our
Bank. We would advise our readers
not to suffer themselves to become so
ALARMED as to submit to having Wheel
ling paper shaved. 1t will be all right
after while, when the panic blows
over little.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02
American BIBLE UNION anniversary.

The mkt Anniversary Of the American
Bible Union will be held in New York com.
me ncing Wednesday, October z, 1857. al 9
O'Clock, A. M. The Sessions will be held,
as usual, in the Meeting. House of the First
Baptist Church, corner Of Broome and Eliz-
sbelh streets.
Some Of the most prominent advocates Of
the Revision Enterprise will be rresen, aud
address the Union 1t will be- on occasion
of unusual interest. Much time will be oc-
cupied in FREE CONFERENCE MEETINGS, il,
which brief addresses are expected from al
our friends. These meetings have hitherto
teen seasons OF great jcy. Words of cheer
OF exhortaton and encouragement, have
been spoken by multitudes, and made onr
Anniversaries rich feasts 10 Eevery pious
heart. "f f's
We hear Of large numbers who intend 10
be with us on this occasion. Those who
purpose attending the Anniversary will
greatly obliae us by giving early informa,
ton 81 their Intention, as 1t will gteatly aid
us in making arrangements for their accom-
mediation. 5 2tl2k $50 NH# 3ElAts35
A Committee of the Board will be IN at
tendance at the Bible Rooms, No. $50
Broome street, on "Wednesday morning, to
assign to delegates places Of accommoda-
on,during the Anniversary meetings; which
will probably extend through Two days
%sf w. IL. WYCKOFF, Cor. Sec.
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! ECLECTIC, COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
CINCINNATI. Oa,iO.

rINHE WINTER SESSION of 1878 viii com.
Il mence on Monday, the l2th of October "a nd
continue sixteen weeks. A full and thorough
course OF Lectures win be- given, occupying six
for attention to practical Anatcmy, aud with
ample Clinical facilities at the Comm ercial Hos
pital. Tie preliminary course OF Lectures will
commence on Monday, the 2Sth September "a nd
continue daily until the commencement Of the
regular Lectures. & XII
Tho arrangement Of the chairs will DO as fol-
lowe: A.# -sFtas~r
r. E. ST. JOHN, NJ D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physioiogs. ..
c. ID. LEWIS, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry ard Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, NJ. d., 'wsa
Prof ssor Of Surgery. sn $50
II G.. II. LEA VELAN ND. NJ. D.,
Professor Of bfaieria Medica and Therapeutics.
WIN SHERWOOD. NJ. D..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. II. BUCHANAN. NJ. d.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING NJ. d., nr
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Womoa
.'l and Chiidren. ~
The terms for tho session will be tile same as
heretofore, viz:-Matriculation, 5000. Tui.
ton, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket. ST, 90.
EVERY Student is required to engage IN dissec-
ton one session before Graduation) Gradua-
ton, $4,000. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optional), $500.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a, central locality lin
College Hall, Walnut street, where students will
find it convenient to call ON their arrival. ~
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Fem Of The Faculty, at his Office, No. l l3 Smith
Street, or Of Prof e. II. CLEAyELANp, Secretary
of the Faculty, No. l39 Seventh street, near
Elm. 'E'0-' ',TT.
July s, 1857. JOHN KING, NJ. D, Dean.
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gsA. Mrs. James Kern, of this place,
has sent us fine specimen of Molas-
scs, made from tho Chinese Sugar
Cane. 1t is very pretty article
about the consistency of Boston Syrup
and argues well for the success of
the cultivation of this plant, for the
purpose of manufacturing molasses, and
eventually sugar, of fine quality. We
hear Of others, in this vicinity, who have
also been experimenting successfully
in this line.
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RxS- Frank. Berkshire has purcha

BxS~ Frank. Berkshire has purcha-
sed the cabinet making establishment
of Edward Price, near the courthouse,
and will carry on the business there,
in all its branches. Frank. is an ex-
cellent workman and we'll known by
the patrons of the establishment he has
just purchased, he having done all the
cabinet work there for Mr.. Price, to
the satisfaction of all customers for
two years past.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02

Dayr In business note to the Edi-
tor, ED. Albert G. Eberhart, formerly
OF Greene county, Pa, says:
"Waterloo is the county town of
Black Hawk county, Iowa, and one of
the most attractive points in the inte-
rior of the State. The town is three
years old, and numbers, / am told, near
1000 inhabitants. 1t is located on the
Cedar river, one of the most beautiful
streams | have ever seen, although not
large, it surpasses, in one respect at
least, even the dear old Monongahela.
Its current is rapid, over bed of rock
or pebbles. Although it rises high
at times, no murky waters flow thro'
ats channel. Tho purest waters flow
'ng from the Allcghcnies are not more
transparent than these. This river
flows through the center of our young
city. AT this point it is 500 feet in
width.--Mess. s. Rccoraer.
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say- DR.. NJ. Y. Wiley has sold hi

RSs- DIR. Nj. Y. Wiley has sold his
Book and Drug Store to Messrs. Chalf-
ant & Fitch, of this place, by whom it
will hereafter be carried on. Messrs.
|C. g. +. are excellent business men,
Franks knowledge of the Drug and
Chemical branches enables him to COM
pound preparations for customers and
with accuracy. We wish
the new firm abundant success, and
doubt not they will achieve it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02

The Rev. G. y. Burnett, while laboring as
aMissionaryin Southern Asia, disc overed sim
pie and certain Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Debility, aud
all impurities ofthe Blood; also an easy and er.
fccual method Of inhaling the Remedy. Actu.
atcd by desire TO benefit his suffering fellows,
he will cheerfully send the Recipe ffreej to
such as desire it, with full and explicit rections
for preparing and successfully using the medi.
cine. Address Rev. c. S.,BURNET,
83l Broadway, N. Y. City.
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M AR r D,
o B | r U A r Y /.

#
Departed this life at Fetterman, Tay-
lor county Va, JULIA FLEMING,
wife of John j: Fleming and daughter
of VIM. and Mary A. Lazier of Nor.
gantown, in her 32d year. Her suf.
feriags were long and severe, which
she bore with Christian fortitude and
departed in great peace, having full
assurance that her peace, calling and
election was sure. But very short
time before her death she told her hus-
band that she could see the angels how
ering around her. She retained her
senses to the last. She has left fond
husband and three small children with
many other friends to mourn their loss.
But their loss in her gain. L.
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't.s,s.s SALE OF
v aluable Real Estate.

l. URSUANT to Decree of the Circuit
Court OF Monongslia county, rendered at The
September Term, 1857, IN the Case of Frau.
cis MADEIRA and Others. va. Albert MADEIRA,
shall, as Commissioner proceed to sell,
On the fourth Monday IN October neat,
Chat being Court day. in front Of The Court
House in Nureaniowna II, Public Auction, to
the highest bidder. the Real Estate Of Mich.
o'as MADEIRA, deed, in the proceedings men.
toned, consisting OF the
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House and Lot.
n Morgantown, on Fro,,t s

liiis 2S in Morgantown, on Front Street,
on which the said Nicholas b. Ma.
dera.resided up TO his decease, and an OUT
LOT containing about Three Acres,
called the Stoue Quarry Lot, situate about
one.fourth of mile North of Morgantow n.
The terms OF sale are credit Of one, two
and three years. the purchaser giving bond
hearing interest from date, and good security
Cor the purchase money, and a lien " i'll also
be retained Tor the same until paid.
l1ELy X. l.. BERKSHIRE, Commissioner.
September %, 1857. r llS st
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1858. BAPTIST, ALMANAC FOR | 1858
NO IY READY

".
This important Annual of the American
Bap,is, Publication Society is ready for 1855,
and contains large amount of .denomina-
tional information. Its statistical tables are
more than usually full and complete.
agE }a.s TABLE OF CONTENTS. ..r.....r
Astronomical Calculations.
Monthly Calendar. 'sa# "# ..Na'
Baptist Periodicals in the UnitedStateS and
British Provinces. 49,, .,.....,......
Baptist institutions of learning in the u.
States. raJ ... -. ....
nation. . ..t. = ~ - ,'-S'N.
Statistics of the Associations of the Ameri.
can Baptist Churches . d..
General Statistics, besides Miscellaneous
and UNCONVENTIONAL information Of a yariOd
and interesting character. Wy ..# - :
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
TERMS. Single copies, 6 cenls-5O cents
d"zen-20 copies, postage pad by mail 81.
Address,
JAMES A. DICKERSON, Depository Aecn,
July 10. $50 Arch Street, Philadrlpl.ia.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
There will be offered at public sale at The
residence of the. Subscriber, miles Old
Siandl on the Motganiown aud Kingwo OF.
Pike. fourteen miles from Mugautown. on
THURSDAY, The FIRST OF OCTOBER,
next, the following
A Number or Cattle:
A yoke of Work Steers, few three
year old Steers, small number of
two year old Steers; excellent Milk
COWS; a young Devonshirc Bull,
full blood ;--AESO, q young Mare,
good quality; good breeding Sow
and Boar, Of improved Stock.
Also, One Carriage.
TERMS OF SALE.~-Nine months credit
with approved security, or reasonable dis.
count for Cash. ~
sale to commence at O'Clock, p. m
G. a. HEIDELBURG.
August &c, 1857.
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LOOK AT THIS.

WM6-SS IHE UNDERSIGNED are making
arrangements to 60 East for their
Fall and Winter supplies Of Groceries, Ac., and
need and must haze funds. Those, therefore,
who are indebted to us are earnestly req uested
to como forward at once and PAY UP. We can.
not and wU not trust longer than four mont
for Grocorio II. LIS N. BERKSHIRE.
September 80, 1857.
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tloIloway,s Ointment.
The GREAT COUNTER lRG!TAhT:

NE Virus OF disease often makes It's way 10
IL tnc 'hiethai organs through tho pores Q {
the skin. This penetrating Oinimer, mcjt;r,,
under the hand as it is rubbed in, il absorbed
tnIop8h The same channels, aud, reaching tho
seat OF Inflammation, promptly and invariably
suod"Gs It, whether located in the kidnevs, The
n'er, the lungs, or any other important organ.
ltPenctratcs the suraco to the intcrior. ,hro,,,b
tne countless tubes that communicate ith m.
SKIN, as summer rain passes into the teysr.J
earth, d'iiusng its cool and regenetatmp infr-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02

ARREST OF CoUNTBRPgITERs---A cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
writing from Montgomery county gives
an account of the arrest of VIM. A..
Poff, and DR.. Isaac j. Scott. with his
wife and two daughters, on the charge
OF coupterfeiting PoG was to have
been married to ono Of the daughters
on the day Of the arrest,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-02
R.gNAW:Y%

KsTsS.AbHa ~
Runaway from the subscriber, some
two weeks since, an Apprentice. 20 the
farming business, named JOHN Lii.
LY aged about l3 years.
All persons arc forbid barboriDg or
trusting said boy on my account.
SAMUEL BEALL.
Sept, 90. 1851 1875.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of two Deeds of Trust now
Of record in the Clerks office Of the Comfy
Court OF Mononealia comfy, and executed
BY Michael r. Chalfant and wife 10 the I'M
dersigned, George Kiger, Trustee, dated III.
10Th March, lS49, in order 10 secure a GER
tain debt due TO Fielding Kiger and the
other executed by said Michael r.. Chalfant
to the Undersigned, Jesse Fitch Trustee
dated the 2Sih January, 1857. in order 20
secure sundry debts TO other persons, To wit:
Euoch p. Fitch, David II, Chadwick, Enoch
L. Fitch & Isaac Scott, and Augustus Hay
mond, we shall on the
Goth day OF October, 1857,
on the public ground before the Court house
in Morgantown, sell at public auction TO the
fffs4 highest bidder for ready money The
.LHEsssl. HOUSE and fraction Of Lot in said town,
on Foundry street, where said Challaut now
lives, being The same which was conveyed
TO said Chalfant by George Kramer and wife;
ALSO, the SHOP on the public q ound in
Moraantown which is nov occupied by said
Challant as Tailor Shop Also, one OUT
LOT, on Failing Rum near The residence
OF MIS-. Ray, the same which was conveyed
to said Chalfant by Fielding Kiger; Also,
four feather beds, bed steads, and bedding,
one bureau, three tables, and one lot of car.
petng, respectively as The same are convey
ed to NO. ,r0.... ...sa.a. r.....
GEORGE NIGER, r-.,.,.
Aug is. JESSE J. FITCH, 1'"S'esS'
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NEW POST oEFIcEs

Leroy, Jackson CO., Elijah Baker,
postmaster Directly on the route be-
tween New California 3 Raycnswood.
Readsville, Preston CO., Abraham
Elliott, postmaster, on route between
Springdale and Kingwood.
Oak Hill, Fayette CO., Va, james
II. Phillips, postmaster, on route from
Gauley Bridge to Red Sulphur Springs.
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SKIN DISEASES. AND cLANDuL.K
--------- SNYE,IlINnS ~ - -

Every species OF exterior irritation is quickly
rSSdpccd by tho ant-innammatory action Of thrs
nn."tmeht. Angry ERUprioNs, such as SAT-
RHEUM, ERySipELAs, letter KINnw"y,, Go 49,.
lead, NErrLE RASH, SCABIEs, Tor lrcIrA Sc.
u'e out, to return no more, under its urrIlca-
uon. Hospital experience 10 All parts Or lF..
world proves its iniallibilihIty IN diseases .ni
u'G skin' the muscles, the joints and tho glands
ULCERS, SORES AND JUNIORS.
The efIec, of this unrvalled external remedy
upon Scrotula, and other viruient ulcers and
sores, is almost miraculous. 1t first discba,re,
the poison which produces a suppuration and
proud tlesh, and thus the curcs which lis beulin,
properties Afterwards complete arc safe as we
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