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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS |
New MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using f.. & J. NJ
Clarke's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1884,
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-l
nary run D.; The whole machinery being comprised
In space Of "a by 4 feet, all within tho iinme.
diate notice oftbe miller burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only sc inch
es. This is great improvement on all devices
for the manufacture OF Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
MIL for about the expense incurred by getting
Millwrght to repair the old style mills. Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
TO call at Morgontown NJ ills, and witness and ex-
amino the operation OF Clarke's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superGnous ay-
.pcndages Of the old FIGURING Mills.
] have purchased the right of said patcut for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion,
purchasers. JAMES S. CRAIG.
Morgaatocn Miiis, February %, 1856.
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1Doetiral.
THE EVERLASTING MEMORIAL.


ut TIE aEv. uoRArIUs pokAR .. D
Up and away like the dew In the morning
Soaring from earth to It's homo in the sun,
% let mo steal away, gently and lovingly,
Only remembered by what hayo done.
Ny namo and my place and my tomb all for
Cotton,
Tho brisfracc oftime well and patiently run,
DO let me pass away, peacefully, silently,
Only remembered by what have done.
Gladly away fr ON this toll would Ia stem
Up to tho crown that for mo has been won
Unthought of by man in rewards or it praises,
Only remembered by what havo done.
Up and away like the odors, OF sunset
That swceten the twilight as darkness com es
be my life-a thing felt but not noticed,
And DO remembered for what have done.
Yos, like the fragrance that wandcrs in freshness
When the flowers that it came from are clos
ed up and gone
SO would be to this worlds weary dwollers,
Only remembered by what have done.
Needs there be praise Of tho love written re-
cord
The name and the cpitaph graved on the
The things we have lived for let Thorn be our
story,
We ourselves remembered by what we have
done. ..... .....
need not be mi ssed; il my life has been bearing
(As its summer and autumn moved silently on)
Tho bloom and tho fruit and the seed Of it's sea-
son, ...
sha IL still be remembered for what have
done.
aeod not be missed If anot her succeed me
To reap down tn oso fields which in spring /
have sown;
Tie who ploughed and who sowed i. not missed
by the reaper,
He is only remembered by what no has one.
Not myself, but tho truth that in life have spo-
Not myself, but tho seed that in life hs We
= sown.-
Shall pass on to ages, all about mo forgotten,
Save the truth Ihave spoken, tho things l havo
done.
So let my living be, so be my dying
So tiny name be unblazoned, unknown;
UBPraised and unmssod, l shall yet DO romem-
bered-
Yes, but remembered by what have dono.
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VIII Teeth IN Horses Wolf teeth
are quite common. and many gu cd hors.
es are made blind by them. had two
good horses or coils, which had them
last season. The cure is simple and ca.
sy: Take a piece OF iron with a square
end, one. fonrth of an inch in sizo. Let
enc bold the horse and open the lip so
as TO enable the one with the iron To
place it against the tooth; and with a
small malet knock the tooth out. There
is no root 10 tho wolf teeth. The best
way is to take horsss To a blacksmith
shop, and the smi;h with his punch
will knock them out in two minutes. -
When you see tho horses eyes begin
to run and look CLASSY. look for the
wolf teeth. 1t is small sharp tooth,
just forward Of the grinders of the up
per jaw Cor. Country Gentleman.
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Music serves 10 make home pleas.
ant by engaging many Of it's inmates in
delightful recreation, aud thus djspeli.
ing the sourn,s5 aud glnom which Gre.
srcntly arises from Disputes from NOR.
uhed vani'y, from disconten, and envy.
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HILADELPHIA

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
, 49, TO ALL PERSONS afflicted
~ with Sexual diseases, such az Sper.
EQ matorrhUa, Seminal Weakness,
lmpotence, GO0orfhCBo, elect, Sy-
phi,lis, the vice OF 0nanisna, Self. Abuse, {,sc
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia,
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health, caused by sexual diseases and the de.
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teE MORGANToWN, VA,
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to the touch. Rostcralives were ed.
ministered, and 10 few minutes the
man who came so near being buried a.
live was sitting up. He is now ia
fair way Of recovery.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

TO Scientific s. Practical agriculture.
BY Henry STEPHENS, f. r. S. Of Edinburg, and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

CILBFRT =. SAVAGE, AUCTIoNEER. -seoon ~
NJ order 81 assignee, q. N Hand, DIBBiEE -. Aur
will sell ~ The store of r. y white formerly White Under
hill corner Of John and William streets "Wednesday, Nov
ut 10 M the entire stock of superior city made seasonabe
ready made clothing cloths broaco,h cassneres vestnes
mems furnishing goods &C. In lots su city and country
dealers Terms OF sale cash hankable money Aso to be
sold the store, fixtures, counters tables, sheiyin &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

A UCTION SALEM CONSEQUENCE OF THE HARD
IA times J. L. SMITH CO, auctioneers, will sell spen
did rosewood and mahogany paror chamber furniture
inlad pianoorte gilt frame mirrors oil paint
plate china &c, this day at l0 O'Clock at
ZIG West Fifteenth street. Seventh
without all the rich and splendid suits OF chamber
aud dining furniture, in part foows-Two magnih
Gently rosewood paror suits covered In the richest
SAITH brocade heavily carved suit in silk velvet nine
pieces several Dresden large size and manel orna
ents imported for the owners and are of the most
with rich gold frames, selected with great by
q connoisseur; octave panoforte, pearl
1nlad 'front.' rosewood frames warranted tor two years;
rosewood library bookcase, statuary marble top etc
ceres doors and backs rosewood cabinets solid
marble top side centre and loo tables richly
Noare chairs In rich French satin two
large with standards heavily gilt lace
and window curtains shades and reception chairs
c The chambers furnished In the most
ample having two solid gothic rosewood beseahs
with dressing and washsands marble top To- match;
hair mattresses eight superior spring mat
tresc spring mahogany chairs and rockers so beds
stands Brussels ply and ingram carpetng
library bookcase mantel mirrors clocks vases and orns
window shades, curtains and cornces also two solid
black walnut bedseads mahogany do rocker,
bolster and pillows bedding &C. rosewood hall hat stand,
ocloth Dining roomOak extension dining table 10 Ieet
long solid and dining tables sofa oak cane seat
chairs mahogany French china tea SETS dinner and des
china and crockery plate glassware castor plated
spoons forks table cutlery and general assortment OF
table solid oak buffet plate glass back and
other will be described catalogue TO be had
morning Of sale No poStponemen account WIN
the weather strangers may rely upon every
thing being sold without reservation.
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:, co,-oy ,rcrIoyrrp ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

Il COTTON AUcTroNEER I'm cnr,sns velvet
carpets silver ware parnr suits, SC, &c r. sohON W..
sell this day Monday Nov at l0 o'clock ~ 70 ~. ay
tee furniture ~ the house which IN elegant ornef anm WI
in part III rich and gold brocatel
velvet tapestry three NV and Ingram carpets ocoths very
elegant g and bronze chandeliers, pier ana other mrryr
oval do oil paintings. bookcases and secreles u.e-k
aud plain bureaus French beds'esds spring hau
feather beds sterling silver and silver plated ware cha
glass ware bedroom and kitchen furniture &C. 49,, 49,
all the coal and wood In cellar; also, very yauaDe e
Monday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
IA and piece goods.-A. NJ. CRISTAbAR, auctoneer, y
Bowery will sell Tuesday Nov 1851 AT l0i O'Clock,
full assortment Of the aforementioned goods comprising
cnh and frock Cashmere,
doeskn cloth pants silk satin cloth and velvet vests
ahrs drawers oyeras handkerchies and crsyas cloth,
cssslmere doeskns vcsng alpacas Innings, sesias and
large OF other goods numerous To- mention by order
ri N STITCH, Assignee.
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-IoLABoRATE AUCTION SALE.

-vyr,ABORATE AUCTION SALE -
N nouhIe silver plated silver from extensive esab
j,shmsn,s BY Ms MoRREII. auctioneer. THIS mon.
aa ,nornng At lO O'Clock at pt broadway, corner Duane
1880 ,cb embossed coffee tea sets sin pieces, bread
ana dinner and breakfast castors cut glass ice
aha,s snun iadle moasses pitcher sugar bowls candle
dinner and fors dinner dessert and teaspoons
bner dishes also gold Jewey ~ a,es nessns mass a
buttons and other ornaments All o. elegant pat
sesa and Approaching Storm gold gu, frames eegan
military coat II arms oval mirror and parior pamngs E,,
,a ,nabogany plar extension dining tables black wal
mt sofa bedeads premium mahogany ,es ,e.esi easy
ycckirg and peror chairs clocks thirty yards car
no, so3as lo,nees marble top centre Table prems COON
stove splendid singing ca~sry birds i"" tiVsns upnra
segars choice books, lamps, deSss ~ 49, 49,
-standa &C. -. ..--, - a. oxar,i,e nv ,he,r
Hilfnl Acr
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BILLIARDS.

SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE IN
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price, makers name aud where may be seen
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sIx,RTING.

NOR sAt,F-ap BELGIAN LONG BREED CANARIEs
also an assortment Of German singing birds just arrived
per shin vskng Antwerp also ahortsl ging
Ing birds No 20 Watt street corner of Washington street
New York.
GUNS RIFLES PISTOLS, &C, CHEAPER THAN
" ever wholesale and retail at REYNOLDS, ~ Chatham
and No Frenchs Hotel opposite the City Hall The
largest assortment o in the c and warranted as re
presented Also sole agent for the United states for Star
hey celebrated gun caps.