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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-04
THE ToURwH."

Tho following is the order in which
"the fourth" will be celebrated in our
Borough, as correctly as we have been
able to ascertain it:
SABBATH SCHOOLS.
METHODIST Z. School meets at 8
o'clock.
PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL meets at s
o'clock.
METHODIST p. SCHOOL meets at 7 J
0 o'clock.
BAPTIST SCHOOL meets at = o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered, and the
usual refreshments served to those in
attendance.
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ODD FELLOWS.

The followingprogramme is furnish
cd us by the COMMITTEE of Arrange
ment:
Meet at Odd Fellows Hall at the
ringing of the Courthouse bell. The
Procession will be formed at l clock
precisely under direction of the Chief
Marshall, according to ancient usage,
and headed by the Morgantown Brass
Band, traverse the principal streets.
Route Of Procession.-Start from
the Hall and proceed down High street
to Foundry, thence to Front, down
Front to Bumbo Alley, up Bumbo Al
ley to High street, up High to its head,
thence to Spruce, down Spruce to Wal
nut, down Walnut to Front, up Front
to Pleasant, up Pleasant to the NJ. L.
Church.
Arrived at the Church the following
will be the order of the exercises:
l. Music by the Band.
2. Anthem--by the Choir.
B. Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
4. ODE by the Choir.
5. ADDRESS by P. G. S. Siegrried ,jr.
6. ODE by the Choir.
L. 7. Bcncdction.
8. Music by the Band.
The Procession will be reformed, in
order as before, and return to the place
of meeting.
Hay' Visiting Brethren are request
ed to report themselves at Odd Fellows
Hall, third story Towers Commercial
Building, High street.
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SOO"""Nibu "bbhLf FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH & LATlMER,
66 south Street, Bowly's wharf, baltimore
Appies,--Sales at $500 to s., 90 per Dbl.
nutter,--We quote western at l0al2 cts.; COM
mon roll 10 to IL; gladss, ; 70 to 90 prime 4alS
"acoh'--Qaote shoulders loall; sides, l215al3
mans, plain, l2al3; fancy, l3al5.
Becswax, --Sales at 26a29 cents per pound.
Beans, White 81 ,25a 90, mixed 60a7O
country Soap,--Wc quote at CAT cts perIb
clover Seed,-S7 ,00aS, 90 per bushcl.
Cattle,-The offering on Thursday last was a.
boat 900 head, 900 of which were sold S4,OO
aS6,0O on the hoof, equal to s, GOAL 90 nett.
Corn,--We quote yellow at S5aSS cts; white
S5aSS cts.
Deerskins,--S at 25 to 30 cts.
Dried Eruit,-Apples pared, l00al25 -
lt impaired, 5Oa60 cts. Peaches pared, SO, GOA
$780, impaired S2,00a3,0O per bushel.
CHARACTERISTICS at ST., 50al Copper bushcl.
i'lour,-We quote city mills at S7,3711, How.
ard street al S7,37I-
Ginseng,--quotod at 45a50 cts.
Hogs Live SS,b0a9,0O.
Lard, I'm barrels l3al5; in kegs 10 cts
Mustard massachusetts at 6 a cts
Oats, --Maryland oats 55a5S cts; Western Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania, 60a63 cts. per busheI
Rye,-Maryland sells at Goal ,O0.;---Westcrn
Virginia and Penn'a. GOA / ,05 cts. per bushel
Snakc-ro0t, Seneca sells at 45a50 cts Viz
GINA l5a20 cts.
TailOw SALES at l0all cts. per pound
Tlmothy-seed.-Sales at 3, O0aS3 80 per bushcl
Wo0i,-Unwashed at 20a24 cts, washed 3Oa3b
Whcat,-We quote Interior to good rods 81 10
ALTO; good to prime l75a 80; inferior to good
white, 81, 76al 1885, good to prime, 81 ,s5ai 80.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-04

tsWAat aiu you Drinks"-Lemon-
ade, Cream Nectar, Mead, Lemon, Sar.
saparilla or Strawberry Pop? Will
you try a glass of Small beer, with
gingerbread or some other nice cake !?
Will you have first.rate Cigar--half-
Spanish, whole Spanish, or wheel
ing Regalia'' All these can be fur
nished at the counter of the new Saloon
just opened by B. H. Saer, on Front
street. Also, Ice Cream for the 9TH of
July, particularly made for the oqca-
sion from arecipe to keep the system
on an equilibrium! A large lot of
eatables, and drinkables, and smoke
ables all the time on hand.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.

I oiier for sale on accommodating terms.
Aweli improved farm ol 200 acres, situated in
Marion county, Va, on the waters Of IIellens
run, branch OF the West fork of the Monon-
gahel ia river. Said farm is about two miles from
the iourIshing village of Worthington Ton the
fivcr,) and about the same distance from Farm
lngton, depot on the Is. s. o. Railroad. About
l2o acres OF the tract are cleared the balance
lSso"d timber land, and can be nearly all cult
waited. There are two apple orchards ON tho
farm, one OF which is a choice variety of GRAFT.
ed fruit. The dwelling is a new frame ? stories
high, and commodious. Coal and limestone are
found IN abundance upon the premises.
FOR further particulars of terms, price, &c. :,
inquire OF the Undersigned, residing at Morgan
town, Va. SARAH HANWhY
April nth 1857. If.
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GA SPUR IN THE HEAD"

The Piedmont Independent says:--
We saw few days ago chick en- cock
with spur protruding from the centre
of his comb. 1t resembles, as near as
may be, the spur on the leg; and, as he
had but one on his legs, We concluded
that the old adagc, ga spur in the
head is worth two in the heel" was
literally true in this instance. The
chicken was purchased by rhos. Pax
ton, of this place, and can be seen at
any time by calling on hilr.
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THE NEW ATTORNEY epyse,,

The Richmond Dispatch says :-':J.
RanaoPh Iuckcr, the lately elected
Attorney General, qualified on the 18th
inst, and has entered on the discharge
of his duties. Mr.. Tucker is a young
man, but one Of the most brilliant.
powerful, and well trained intellects of
the State. We welcome him, with the
most sincere pleasure, once more to our
community, and predict for him ca
reer of great distinction and useful.
ness" ......
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust executed to
~ me by Martin N. Rymer & VIM. p. Lazzel
oa'ed 2ith MIrch, 1857, to secure the payment
OF certain debts to Joseph S. LazzelI and others,
, sha'I, on the public ground before the Court.
mouse 10 Morgnntown, Monongalia county, Va,
sell to the highest bidder at public auction, on
The (ourM Monday in July, nett.
two undivided third parts of the houses and lots
III Granville, lately sold 20 Joseph &. LazzeIl
and the said Rymer, and WIN. p. LazzelI, by
Thomas 5. Bankert and wife, on which there
are a tavern. house, store-house and other con.
venient out-buildings. lfdesired, arrangements
will be made on the day Of sale, with the owner
OF the remaining third of said houses and lots,
to sell the whole together. ALSO, all of the
house and lot in Granville, formerly occupied
by David Michael.
TERMS.--Six and twelve months, with inter-
est from date, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security in payment Of the purchase mon
ey, and title retained till purchase money il
paid, or IL deed be Immediately desired, n lien
TO be retained thereon for the purchase money.
July d, 1907. WIN. DURBIN, Trustee.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-04

ESy"" WOODLAND CREAM'-A PO-
made for beduiyymg The HAIR-highy
Peflumed, superior to amy French article
imported, and for half the price. For dress.
ing LADIES' HAIR 1t has no equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. 1t causes
Gentlemen's hair to curl in the most nalu-
raj manner. Ii removes daEdrun, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being
fresh 'shampooed. Price only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE& CO. Proprietors of the
g Balm Of Thousand Flowers. =
For sole by all Druggists. 1881
New York, FebrnarN 81, 1857.
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Dsg" The pastor Of the Second Pres.
byterian Church of Richmond, on en-.
tering his pulpit on last Sabbath morn
ing week, found on the pulpit cushion
q purse containing between four and
five hundred dollars in gold, accompa-
MED with letter ON behalf Of the do
nors, expressing their earnest dosire
that the pastoral relation between them
might be continued unbrokcn through
life.
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Who Can Beat II?

The enterprising firm of Fairchild,
Lawhead, u Co., lately sawed poplar
tree, cut from the lands of GEORGE w
Dorsey, which made 1850 feet of boards.
1t was sawed into 1 inch and II inch
boards, and one log which will make
about 400 feet is yet in the woods
One log II feet long, cut from limb of
the tree which put out sixty feet from
the ground, made over ], 900 feet of
boards, When prepared for market
by seasoning, tho boards from this tree
will bring the owners over one humid
red and thirty dollars. Who can beat
old Monongalla on trees ?--Star.
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MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Morgantown, Va.}

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Morgantown, Va.}
June IL, 1857.
TO Nathaniel CriAfe'd, Comp aqd Jonathan Co.
burn, Ell al, DeftS.:
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon Monday, the Goth day ofJuly, 1857, at nv
once IN Morgantown, Monongaia county, Vir-
gina, TO execute tho order of reference as con-
temPiatcd IN the above decree, at which time
anu pace you are hereby required to attend with
any necessary and proper vouchers and evidence
10 enable me to discharge my duties, under sa
order, properly.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Cnancory OF the said Court the day and year first
aforesaid. L. 3. U6IJGu
June 90, 1857. IO4-dt
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Morgantown, va.)
hmm

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Morgantown, va.)
-. w June -, 1857.
TO NANCY WELLS, Comp, and JOHN ii.
EASTBURN, ct a., Dcita.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon Wednesday, the 22d day Of July, 1857, nj
my office in MorgantOwn, Monongalia county.
Virginia, 10 execute the order Of reference in
the way and manner set forth in the above de-
cree, at which time and place YOU arc hereby
required to attend with such proper vouchers
ana evidence as Will enable me properly to dis
charge the duties deyolying upon me by said
decree.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chanccry Of the said Court, the day and wear
hrst aforesaid. J.. s. HOUGH.
tWilley, Atuy.l June 2O.-l04.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-04
Holloc0y'a Pills are tie best Rcmedy
haOac@ IN tie w0rId far tie J1ilov-

L0HoWHVS rus are tie best Rcmedy
haOac@ m tie scorId far tie J6iloO-
ing Diseases
Asthma Diarth@a Indigestion Stone & Gravel
Bowel om-propsy influenza Secondary syn,
plants Debility inflammation ptolna
Coughs fev,&Aguc Inward we Vencreal ac
Colds Female com akncss fccuons
Chest Dis plants Liver com Worms Of all
eases Headaches plants Kinds
acknowledgement Piles Lowncss Of spirits
Ug" CAUTION. None are genuine unless
the words :" Hoiioway, NcW- York AMI London. >,
are discernblc as a CdiCr-mdyk in every leaf Of
the book Of directions around each pot or box
the same may be plainly seen by nothing Tie
leaf 10 The Hgh. handsome reward will be
given TO any ono rendering such information 90
may lead to the detection Of any party or mar
ties countericitng the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them to he spurious.
%4& Sold at tho Mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and
by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Med.
icinc throughout the United States aud the civil
lied world, in boxes at 90 cents, 62J5 cents.
and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking
The larger sizes.
N. B.--Drccuons for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed TO each box.
June 20, 1857. foow-iyi
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M a Il r | r. D..

On Thursday, June 25, at New Con-
cord, Ohio, by ED. W. d. Siegrried,
Mr.. HENRY ?. BOWMAN to Miss HAIR
RIET B., daughter of John S. McKin-
ney, all of Muskingum county, Va.
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1@ AY Il RS
t,2 II / L T. S.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ORA
ia Nj lily PHYSIC.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public demand for en-
effective purGativc pill which could be rclic on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared tn meet that demand, and an extern
Slyc inl of its virtues has concuSiycly shown with
what success il accompanies the purpose designed.
1t is easy TO make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best of all pills - one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit L.
the public decision. 1T has been unfortunate iuT
the patient hitherto that almost every puryativc
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the low
els. This IS not. Many of them produce 50 much
gripping pain and rnyulson in the system AS to more
than cOuntcrbalance the good TO be derived from
them. These PtHs produce no irritation pain,
unless 1t arise from previously existing ubStruc-
ton or arrangement IN the bowels. Rcing purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their in any
quantity; but IT ii better that any medicine should
We taken judiCiouIly. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are mp
piicable are given on the box. Among the cont
plants which have been speedily cured 6Y them we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
NJ Jaundicc, Indigestion. LanguOr and Loss of Az.
petite, Lstessncss, lrrtabilitv, Bilious Headache
Bilious Fever, Fever and Aguc, Pain in the Sdu
and LoinS; for, in truth, all these arc but the con-
sequence of discussed action in the liver. Al an
apcricnt, they afford prompt and r4cf in Cos
hrcncss, Piles, Collie, Dyscntcry, llumors, Scrot-
ula and SCurvv, Colds with soreness of the lody
Ulcers and impwfty of the blood; in short, any
ana every case where purgatiNc is required.
They have also produced some Singutarlv sue
ccSSlUI cures IN rheumatism, Govt, DrOpSY, Gravel,
hrySipclos, PalpitItiOu OF the Heart Pains in tho
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should lie freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify tho blood
and prepare the system for the change Of Seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
towels into healthy action, and restores the anpo-
ct" and NGor. They purify the blood and, by th,lv
Stimulan: action on the circuatorv system, rcro-
waite the strength OF the bntv and restore ,r,,
wasted diseased energies of the whole organ 7r,
Hence an occasional dose il advantageous, C,.0
though 10 serious arrangement exists; hut NJ
necessary dosing should never he carried too -,-
rs every pUrgative medicine reduces the strcnf-ta,
when tax TO excess. The thousand cases in wh..t
physlc Is required cannot he cnumolutod here ll;
they suggest themselves to the reason of ever,
body; and it is confidently believed this pill vii.
answer Il better purpose than any thing which ha,
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy 20 employ When il. mood oI Il
Ci,thartiC medicine
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LNeC PSsYss,r,.SEsSD.

THE undersigned have this day entered into
partnership for the practice Of Law in Monon-
gala comfy, under the name and styIe of
BROWN x BARBOUR, and will scdulouslv de-
vote their energies and labors to the proSccu-
ton of all business entrusted to their charge
OfficE-West end OF Protzmun's Building,
near the Courthouse.
WIN. G. BROWN,
npril 2S. ALFRED NJ. BARBOUR.
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sHoLLowAY's Pills purify the secretions which
enter INTO the composition of the blood, and
thus produce snlutary effect upon every organ;
Tor the blood feeds and sustains every fibre of
the body The cures accomplished by this ia
nous remedy are complete, because it evpels
from the circulation the seeds Of disease. The
Oldest practitioners are thunderstruck at the ra-
pidlty with which chronic dyspepsia and liver
complaint are or adicated by IIolloway's Pills,
alter all the aperients and toncs in their roper
torres have been tried In vain The philosonhv
OF the mattcris this-Nature is first relieved of
the poisonous influences which paraIyzed her
action, and then assisted in her efforts to recu-
perate the system.
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DlGGWH, UTlDE1a

IFHE Law Partnership heretofore existing
Il between Philip II. Keck and Alfred NJ. Bar
bour, under the name and style Of Keck & Bar
bour is this day dissolved by mutual consent
p. II. KECK,
April "a, 1857. A. NJ. BARBOUR.
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ALARMING DISORDERS

dyspepsia and arrangement of the liver, the
source Of nfrmity and suffering, and the cause
OF innumerable deaths, yield to these curatives,
IN an cases, however aggravated, acting as
mild purgatve, Alternative and tonic they re-
licyc the bowels, purify the fluids, and inyigor-
ate the system and the constitution at the same
time.
General Weakness Nervous CompIaints.
When all stlmulants fail, the rcnoyatnC and
bracng properties Of these Pills give iirrnncss to
the shaking nerves and cnfccblcd muscles ortbc
NIcilm Of nnnnrnl dnhilliu
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A L n CIRCUIT COURT held in and for Mo-
"A nongalia County, Spring Term, 1857:
Nathaniel Crihfeld, Comp.
Jonathan COJHrn, ct al, DcffS)
This cause came on to-day to be heard upon
inc oiiI, and answers ofJohn Hanway in his life
TINE and that OF his representatives made Dar-
ties in his stead, subpgnas only served on De-
lchdantS, decree nisi, exhibits and dcposItons
and was argued by counsel, oh consideration
whcreoIIt is adJudged, ordered and dccreed that
thIs cause be referred to Master OF this Court
TO ascertain and report
LIST. The state OF tho title to the land in tho
Dill and proceedings menti oncd, aud to state
what liens exist thereon by way of judgment or
otherwise.
I'd. The character and incumbrances occa-
stoned by any or all of the heirs of phebe Trim
pett, deceased, and subsidiary to this 10 asccr.
tain when Jesse Martin died, when Phcbc Trim.
pctt married, and how old she was at the time of
her marriage, whether there was any division of
the estate OF Jesse Martin, deceased, binding
on the SAID Phehe TrIPpctt or not, and if so,
what was such division and how made.
sd. 10 ascertain the title of the heirs of Fam
ny watkins, and whether the same has been
p"hght III or not, and whether barred by the
statute OF Limitation, and how barred
4th. Whether {. n. Martin purchased Of any,
ana II so how many of the heirs of Jesse Martin
whether OF children, grand children, or great
grand children, and by what kind OF conveyance
The titles have been assured. And in connec-
ton with this, what relation does TaswcIl r.
Martin and Sarah liildebrand hold to this 400
acre tract or so much thereof was purchased
by SAID ConwcIl from Charles IL. MartIn And
that said Commissioner report any lien or in
cnmbrances on said land, and the nature and
extent thereof.
9th. That said Master report any other mat.
'ers touching said title, desired by any of tho
parties, or deemed pertinent by the Master, and
IN al
testimony. But before making such injuries,
The sad Master shall give notice by publication
Tor four weeks in some paper published in Nor
gahtown OF the time, place and object Of said
report. That said Master report his proceed
lheS herein TO the next term of this Court for
further decree to he had herein.
copy teste:
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
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NbR85D

On Friday the 10Th June, JAMES W,
son of John E. Ruble, of this county,
in his 10Th year.
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ns3" 4 Ladies Breastpin was lost
lon Wednesday evening last, on Main
0treet as is supposed. The finder will
confer special favor on the loser by
yeaving it at this office.
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Scientific H2sahOrscgncg,es,

The London lancet the London Medical
Review and the most eminent ofthe faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have oulo-
giscd tho Pills and their inventor.
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Land Sale.

In PURSUANCE OLA Decree rendered in the
Il SrGuit Court OF preston county, Virginia,
on the 18th March, 1857, in the case of David
Wonderly rs. William NJ. Thoms and Thomas
Ward, shall on the SECOND MONDAY IN
JULY next, on the public ground before the
Court hous" of said county, sell, at public auc-
tlCn 10 inc highest bidder, Lot No. on the plat
OF the town Of Rowesburg in said countv on
credit of six and twelve months, the pnrchas-
ers giving bonds with good security for the paw
meht OF the purchase money, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
w. WILEY, Commissioner.
May IA, 1857. lOO-7t
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WE w. C,FREe,$.

TO operate with he is now prepared To- card Wool
on the shortest notice, and in the best manner.
lie lnsures all cardng done WELL and will pay
Tor any wool he spoils in carding. His terms
are cents per pound when paid down, or Ga
cents If booked. The Machines will be run by
steam power, therefore people need no, be a
iraid OF having to wait on high or low water.
Wool viii be received at Deman's store in
Morgantown, and tho rolls returned there every
week or two. JAMES +. MILLER.
SCOTS Run, May 90, 1857. lOO-,f
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Editor Am eracan Union :


Having been credlbly Informed that
it has been reported through our county
that the cIIiZens Of the Borough Of Morgan
town pa! no poor tax for the support of The
poor--to correct this false impression VOID
stale that the ciizeus Of the Borough of Nor
gan'own pay. and have paid, each and every
year since they were separated from the
comfy, twhrch separation opposed from
one hundred and fifty TO two hundred and
nifty dollars per year; and that by a tax lev
led Tor that purpose, the Borough OF Nor
gantown has appropriated for the present
year: Tor the support Of their poor, s i45 96I.
and have no doubt but that it will cost The
Borough the further sum Of Sl5O, as the
poor OF our town must be further provided
Tor during the next winter, Any person
wishing to see The separate appropriations,
making The sums above referred to. can do
so by calling on me at my Office, opposite
the Courthouse in Morganlown.
lam yours, very respectfully.
Il. p. FITCH, Clerk
June 20 1851 Borough Morgantown
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KPclICaGC KIcshp0grN,

All irregularities and ailments incident tn the
delicate and sensitive organs Of tho sex are re-
moved or prevented by few doses Of these
mild, but inialIibc Alternatives. No mother who
regards her own or her childrcn's health should
fail to have them within her roach
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NEW COACHES,

Mr.. Alex. Hayes, the Proprietor Of
che Daily Line Of Mail Stages between
this place and Fairmont, has recently
put upon the route two new and hand
some coaches. They are called CDR.
Kane and "Kansas were built at
the Excelsior Coach Manufactory of
Messrs. Fairchild, Lawhead g. Co..
and for beauty, comfort and convent
ence, they surpass any vehicles hereto
fore employed ON this line. Our main
travel being over this route, connect.
ing us with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Mr.. Hayes, we trust, will be
Handsomely remunerated in his efforts
TO accommodate the travelling public.