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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Fno poSuonsu wncu my essev nrefwerccso ~. Fouss
lrs<ssco, IN Fsisys asRLp pioe6, nSd . doing
me gross injustice eyes Q: me puDc, preaoed
Ia by communicates from W 4. wessses. 4 hss led
hoso VITO DO mot know 70 believe that ir'e'er. ally
adnc.I having sandered Webster ~ be- i,s word.
The tue meassns Of my ,e,er pos'csy 5enounos
n Young Anderson for bs breach OF trus 70 me
IN n1'eaoipg mo ana publicly usinG fer MS csn pur
poes my private eta enepts and oplaons Abort We
given 10 him in confidence and with the dis under
stsDdps that my neme was MT IN he used blny with
WeheteY % ALL whatever statements nave maze apcu.
Webster retrsrs nothing. That part nj persona
y Know sm ready and aoie &c answey for. and the
rspder can he sunsiannsted ny the psvr~s who msos
them to me- VINO are 10 tp,s city ami tnem n
pc true u y. ElkhtAiniCk.
NEW Yo21, Seps D, 1857,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Nav YORK FIEKKn ON TEAxr-The New
York Engine &C kc. vii arrive by vow FORK and
Es Railroad 81 half past Ten Sunday mosnirg they viii
be ne ~ the depc by The members q Col mbls Eug1ne
Company Ne Al. and quietly ocnducicd 10 engine
hcurc, and afterwards 10 the American Hc,el. On Noe
dsv ssine %. Nc IL and her esh viii Ixrade thro gh
he principal streets IN rcmeus dres Ia the afternoon
On ner 70 be fen At the engine house 70 the No~ Ys-k
company. Monday evening the Eew workers. 10 h The
RAIL- and thence N knnvea, Qaebac white Mountains,
Portland, postn. &1 -HnTdjo Oburi>- s>rt
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sovs ssss Win the MOST sovrh,e sprscaepsssss -
wbss Ne psas dsy me bring cyih. Many q shsss,
oouYsecusy eurpceod W wevh their hundreds Of MON
sspS. 10 Day, frc- ro' What hour may ud them wcard
up b Sbesy osvecyc speouncp and soruUty turned acc
ca lbs ssyi DOZEN hin rosd 70 AsskvupsOy and dskosor
xilsorarss y ne nuadrsd sr,ish.ns throucsoO: the
ren, ssaly upon he sasranes Of No poss lAbror,
the sturdy ard dcsy:sod MschAr And the Industrious AND
frugal retail merchant Of wAose 1.-the deposits Of they
tAy gains, A;2e teaihs II Tie mort reprted rsenous
end +csdy Sanhins psttusioss Of the country make tho
Oedy OF &or capital. Let bIt . bsossh Or doubt 30
rarco thsosd, followed by tho inevitable .rUn Of de-
poss'crs, and the wreck would DC general and rare
ina ohies danger, no ~eyes 10 70 large depos.scrrthe
ssaEurcrs o. Sste co.ntes end heavy corp ,rscns tue
hopeless sad ISIS viii, We fear uso Gat
ere ofthe Trust Company In New York, by which gen
essy snvn'sed thrt me STATE n Chic hes lost from hah
billion 70 min or the Ssae's Money has stvucs error
INTO Tho hearts n those who bes comprehend whs; must be
Ee Ioasa constsr OF oheSs ASoS the nio-t extensive
banking institutions Of the country rhus the P1b conf
topss turned away nom the sSgee moreyed oorpcs lions
s1c men begin 70 realize that the, nat fall jSoh upon
smselvee and herses less famous for sueerdous
operations Ia railroad and ether socs for the hoes- and
ssse custody Of net sHly private but tubio mercy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

DISTINCTIVE FTRr Az CONFERENCE.-THE, Pa
Ahoui eve O'Clock, yesterday morning, the print and
tleschlpg works on The bapks OF the taylk opposts
Cpnphooocten, and under the Management OF NJ srs.
we're entJey 1esuoyed BY fire. The suiidnrs very
extensive and the machinery and socs 10 The essb1h
ment valuable me loss 10 estimated a. f1o,eoo, tee
amcun OF Insurance upon ehioh corld ascertain
These works, undcr,tand, crested rtou; sevcn
teen years ago, ard until within fee years svncd By
Mr.. Bethel Moore M James scyd, ESQ, cf VT row,
bss been 90 ing ~ sss 90 for Vie owpe.-Fsiiaderh,a
L<10ey. S>ra g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

ETcrTsyENr TX E,gBise1rPI.- There was con.
vfpuon 9 Tie citizens a. Corah coary, srs, toe etn
~ e consider and SCI upon he Of thee men, resi-
dents OF the coonty who reported 70 te engaged
orsng ee payers FOR ssvee, and kdns various ways
"a tteir pc. inds and zero res
adopted bUi NE psrdes mp stsd MISSING, and The
sell soEftged r7gr ooald only declare whas week Dc
va u taIrN y horle osssl aa1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

VIGILANCE Coxa-TTER nnrses AT WABsxw, IL
EsoA- DO wsrsE tllinos) G.ssis, Of tie 2cth alI
ives the mliorpg aoooun, o. late operations ~ Wat
lance Committee &. ths. place "A; 10 o'cl5 sl n!ght
~ er Ktrreay kai been discharged, he vigilance Comua
tee assembled, Irea and equipped msre,ed "a
the house or krE WEIGH and iai tho use
on srgst rose oct popped Kennedy Who troughi
me pound ~ gun shos, and nov iAys in tho irslcc
CT C bncly vctpded. Tho hoGso sss then searched aud
"a red fesibered str ppsd and down river
boat BE iod iha .hc ftoIen roc Do belonging 70 kess
insmep, WEBB, Cole and Others, were hid on. In The
graveyard IN ttrE. Tine abcal one c's1cx. NEXT ,
ncn vas the hspg o. Esrfofd, uo3 made We b-ag lha.
here not enassh IN tc~a 70 drive s.m OF. TIER
were, In connection nth "snsDgaso Bill stripped, heads
shaved, tsed and feaihcred, put n bos and sen
down the liver Dr Wood confessed 70 tie garsoung
had been demo aey Holden, tho Dutch ioc.or, Gordon
and johnson veYo notified 70 esse within twenty
hours, be served sne treatment tie cid Ereucry
hovse Main sfeei bin ~ss scrn down.
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NJ. o. :, ssnmis, proprietor OF The Sur. ric.e has
been appointed Postmaster OF rue Issnd1e rrsi dignity
Of the kind conferred On ,nss ocahy.
Hon. Martin W. Hsses United states sers;c. from cels
ware bar been quite III for the past weeks .: his re-
sidspoe IN Dover e, confined his bed end for days
he's constant pain in and around one Il his eyes1.ns
one on which be had an cpersIoc performed lew weeks
sinoe.
krs General Gaines visited rnlsdelpes On the ssh
rmc and .nsr.cd .nct ries In tie yueny second vart
70 obtain fsns relative be time of the Heath Of be.
Usndn cher Ozark, who long lived In Ger IN, and
whosc remains lie N the lover cemetery ef place
sbe says she has been N coar twenty three year-has
completely gained Der osuse and she hrs ecs 70 do 70
cbsn pcssssson o. her fAh, 70 properly simply 10 In
sttutc sris O. ejccsmen:, which vii &c ccne uL,e
tsfsctc'y comprcnIc . Elected Yrs. G. lookx well
Sill young-anf a tna geEc - ever
reported In Bss.on tts. Judge Arbci viii socn 70.
sign lis sess On tho Superior oenct and HE for
occupation John Andrew, Esq . thsro -gh reprtn.
ON, Ii said, vii De his fucocsscr.
hosese'r simsn - declined 'ne appointment q Pre-
rdeni Q. ksuona, CompeneAtor Emsnc.rGaor Society
recently Organized Ct Cleveland Chic
henry She.ton Sanford WEE. out n he Ear c. West
on Saturday, n Scs:s FOR Central Ameros and venezceA
TIE roIio-ng honorary degrees conferred IL the
uocd, Providence, 4 Pew Leonard -sr Providence
D D. Rev Samuel g. e~sin. Csrisridro, ksss r. d. !:
Bon. B. \. Curtis, Auoc-ae Judge 2. s. Court, LID
me vcaerscle Rembrandt Pssie OF Pn,sdeiphs row In
rs eishtsh year, % s owning uss- so~oa Ths ds
euDhed artist 10 the only painter now living - whom
Washington sci so- bis pors ait Mr. resss fre ysl. 70
Yr.eec ado In 1906 ~heu be painted Tbof~ sdsen
Isr-mord, says Inc Montreal erst:, tnas the Gcvcr
nor General thort c feurn In he ncx! Cana
err and sr William Tyre u 70 be recalled for ICE purpose
Of taking . COMMAND n india
Com. srlpehap, q G. v Eor r c ca ,er az Flo
rda; Boa John Bots, Of Virginia, ans he Ecr. Bar
cay tsrsn, q Tennessee are roe 10 Washington.
I.siae skas q President Fillmore e seou; N marry
ady CT Montreal.
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MISSOURI.

rK1 SOLID nkE OP 81. Louis.
from the 81 Louis IntelEgenoer, Sept 81
WhGaver may be Che effect oil The financial perio In
oser O. es. well assured hat II viii snd 1Sn
shake the confidence thai exists between the citizens Of
81 nrE srd their banks and bankers aere Tnst mser
hs been tried opce The esrr Of reople excited
once they lad been beive and rua1sd
panso-sFicken % the hSn.s FOR their deposits
Bat In that crisis the fI brotherhood ofhe city was
aroused. and ney and properly by Tho million was To-
edisey Pledged 70 ,pstaip the banks and secure the
depoeitors. Tho effect instantaneous ard efscive
The run died or snd it 70 nxrdy within the bounds OF
pCssis i.ty that I. ever se revived.
This d occasion FOR The citizens OF 81. Lonn again 10
show their isyAy 10 hey Sly. &, the.r benk9 ard 70 one
another Lot eve,y who bss dollar idle g. home or
In bis store Ss Workshop tase II 70 lis baoker, and
deposit 4, and bid Inn promptly In giving relief to
nose wso most In need Of aid. INF ~eek % one Of
TRIAL in e. Louis. Iss be ne. HaIfully, hope
fGlly ard hprapeiy, and ali will he well.
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o
wee ten
Belcv we rye Ess % TIE deegk.es elected 70 lne Con
s-.ttort Convtr5or of Kansas, a. IA ~ returns have
teen -sde 70 The Secretary oftfs Tsrra<u-
P-t Rrrs.s-fotiphsn oouDiy Js. :. Eyno'ds, Dan 81
Vsncerracc, q. W. Toremsu s. y Blair, wnL Hsihees,
KILN 2. Bryant rbomss j. geyr.
syif I1nrtct-ErJvn ssd NemEts ocurpea: cyrrs
Dtlusb Ienry smAh.
Tsi-d hart1- Lnhsssn cau1.y T. Z Tsrsors a. W.
PhgrsA Di-rf=-r -sver~orth co-rtv Pusb M xoore
care. Todd, James Ia nlptsp " r. P'vely tohr D Zen
corsor, Essi.n, SAMUEL Eoohosy, 5ohn W. Martin,
yeaee oo1ne1i Vim Walker, William Chrelsor, q. d.
Redmond
pftt rs nc 1cs crsor county lsrsn6sr rsyre Tnos
UhDss, ". II Sr'u, < H. GSv1
sra Dssse-taiho . coung z. 10. Ogden, James
Kuy ksnds
tDr" Dtst1--- Hsrshsg coussy WIN y. jenkins
ga Lfsgfs-lisy sBc Pol,s ~suomie counties ?,
J Toy lor J Randolph, Medley. ". Davis.
MA Datr.s-Jotnson county q. ". n Ko~n, Bat,
Jones, J. psBifonh.
fsnh D1ric-noussr county Jotr Calhoun. I. 8.
Boiipg, v ions, John us ace, ". Z. Srcely,
v. = Y eis, Butcher. o N. &. Hlewsrt
FlestA Dlsysc;-shswrea, Richardson and ptvg oc-r.
ties sush .lnore samuel q. Re1.
rssJh B1artS-lytos oo1niy psvid -yk,ns, wn.
A. Beistsp, J. 7 Bradford.
.rte, "a DDyi<,-Lynn county J. n. BARLOW, E. r.
Ess @. e.. OvCrrirret
Fbuyte,sA sisSi--- Bouroor vcgee Irsr .ri porn
ocUnats D. 7. Wilson, - Lille, 6. r. Lsrllton, -
CrttnStoc.
n|beuA Ditrsc-Byeosenrdge county: -fresuIsrIy
elected, j. a Prltchett, 6 4. WIMBLEDON
- Dat-1s-Fr,pKi'r county nregalary elected
W n fudson.
- Eirrf@-Apdertc. county lrresrarly elect
ed, &. s1psaek, !, ( Campbell
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Brooklyn City News.

s7AEFTe.-A rc~ occurred yesterday In . toAsdins
house, No. $50 York street, BET Gerry geddngton
sn6 Thomas 1ooHy ohn Reardon aided one OF he pay-
ties and Watson kcAaAns being attracted by the noise
.ent up airs where The Eght was going They coon
all got - esnh o,ber and Nc Adams se;zug river
stabbed Rea-dcn in the head and tho shoulder
blades He also stabbed kocsy IN two placeS .rIuring
bin seriously. kcAdams and Reddington were ~
rested BY the second precinct police and leaked rp
await hesr.DS.
lIxoczAT.o AexxUs DFInsLYrs the following "a q
ss OF The deegaAs elected In Kings county lc the State
Convention At Syracuse 70 &c he'd on the 10Th
Fys. Dstria James EdwAyds, De egAe; James r.s-
gerald, Alternate; Alouzo j. Hammond, judiciary.
Sxosd D.srtc. Thomas huligan, Deieease; Mathew
Murphy, Aita.pate; ~ ,hael Fianpigsn, Judiciary.
laird Di.5.S-John Qcpe, Delegate Jancs kur.
ssosh. Alternate; Jas Mcqueen, Judiciary.
FtUrA D.syi1 George Taylor, Delegate; J. s. Tnornc
Alternate: Michael Hurley, JudlciNv
FJh DIytz Bernard O'Neil, Delegate; John T. Bo-
gnt, Alternate Samuel Garrison, Judiciary.
Siuh Dis, ic--Philip EamtoC, Delegate; john LIns-
key, Alternate.
Tlmnlns, AlternAts; Nich. T. o'Erien, JudoiNy,
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UvIrD sr.rrs sEIp srsqrUGyyA,

Hh -
P.TSourE, England, August 10, 1851
VOC .oI few Inss iesoro we isoS &C. Departure
rom ireland &c: rsx 4sslpon.ec n sending tEsA, and
vii send shem VIII It's. hoped hal ~e vooh mot
"a OF her We made beautiful s:ar win TIE wrc, and
were 81 re OCT fne y w6e- fore bSt kTAnSeuens OF
he n. hnery or teek oarue ts break, s.er sy ing
Arse hundred and ~ I've mice OF t. TIE day before
broke the ship eve hour ard he wire wer
ou smoothly The who trout nc Il ma was ready
N tine ,hie season, and The oaee ought
laid Ill next summer.
There great deal a science IN A vko arc connected
With The experiment, luG Tie practical rpov,edgc The
chez engineer In the . quite yornrssr spd cas-
nc practical knowledge wnaever IN laying oct csnles Of
any, kiLd. Ey opinion lssi skors sE0ud have charge
q ~ ipg Y eui IL Iead Of icenuLe wire ruierr-
There NOD inc sAgtte-. dnrt, "a MY mnd kSor. src
ceesfnIy laying ac<uss trs Atsnt- AZ That q lie ses
tAIy 10 have scMe ole La 1Ede-stErGs Il, snd sill
there may be .s!pres 10 me sstsnp. We hsd beautiful
Weather and ~ lnls time woad mad 81 t1o caD.e
o. ice Niagara pAd oul
he do, II n waiTr vhcr rs-.ei v1 tu u.,es vti.n
nearly % deep ir any part c. TIE rcats ~, era
messages were sent kfcueh krcc hundred nIes
he gresess cs'Ance ever iAsd before.
have slSayI advocated Starting from TIC csrve q sse
whole nns and LOT the sLrs 10 crpie drccors, fer
~ eo1g % .eey WI nave he eAtsi septh Of wafer
re eonmencemenl q NE ~ork and ~ the app oAxh The
1oesis q and and TIE water ses stc<e
the shosl va,or snere would be VI ere
nc gt.es deeper Ancber srexi Advantage e that
world Dc lad IN nalf he Line ihA. wsI6 DO s.s,ted
fon leland Ten or Twelve asys sood wcaisor you msy
have, bu twenty odi dsyt One sesh crossing tie A.
ante 10 high north latitude q NOS 70 be expected.
Another Oh ecilcn 10 In mstns he connection G, sea u
seti dspth OF wafer, With Tic probability ~ lad vesiSeF
~ TIE tine. hey bad about ffy per noI: o. wire and
5oco miles OF vre nsesd or 500 c~ They Try.
irg economic VOC ruoh n their frrs sar -reve "a
90 se3ins ~hs hey -Di DO ner Unit the discors and
siecshoidep meet ssd o.ode ihe matter. We vti
lhla week they N a london.
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en- umsnss ~sI business Sre&ty cesss l-ssed here
end ~ other pGes Che Sortt ~e~s scd sb@r
win he rariS'y extended hevcssse. Wccsen O seish
WINS ere a-o rrrrgrg ur 10 this esse srd 10 Weceo.n
which viii, II ccuree De orreIcd ana nrety oseruco W
,oS and Lupss..s TIE osslos. msn,isSSoro, Aso, 70
oufya cuest.oe of time IN me sc-thscs Wisconsin, aud
Minnesota have q good water pcs ser ~ 70 DO found
n Sss England, ana oosaon can DO oosansa N len
1Cr1ec
We have cslv barely hrted IN tse Aecve d some Of the
principal features Of North but have
sals enc-rh We Yust nss with the possessor 81
every eiemeni Of prosperity A could De derod BY
pie shall when the y~c er time oon,as sdd 70 them
ali The financial machinery calculated 70 give the hgher
efficiency " md csriss snd GO mmerc d operations ~ti
great day for ira Nort sesi wseB she y she 70 cot
scse from The s.ocs gamblers and sfyiccn o. val
streel
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COOP arEDTCINEs.

II is estimated that Ayers therry Pictorial &
CdfhpHe PITS have done more to promote tho
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry pectoral has
by lis thousands on thousands cures Of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis,
&c., very much reduced the proportion OF deaths
from cohsumptre diseases in this country. The
Pills are as good as tho Pectoral and will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels,
Liver, and the whole visccral system from OBJ.
struchons. Purge out the diseases which flsten
on the body to work it's decay. Take antidotcs
early and thrust it from the system, before il is
yettoo strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only
while 1t is weak but when it has taken a strong
hold. Read the astounding statements of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
BILIOUS Complaints, heartburn, Headache g out
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such as Pmples on the Face, Worms,
Nervous lrritablity, Loss of appetite, Irregu-
larties, Dizziness in the Head, Colds, Fevcrs,
Dysentery, and indeed every variety OF com
plants for which Purgotive Remedy liz required.
These are no random statements, but are au-
thentca,cd by your own ncghbors and your own
Physicians.
Try them once, and you never will DO without
them.
Price 25 cts per box -5 boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all respectable Druggists ey-
erywhcrc.
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Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory Of the United States
(excepting the States of Illno OILS and Missouri.
and few counties in other States, which have
be en- already sold, for sale upon favorable terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTESS or STATES This
Improvement was patented on the 10Th Of July,
1896, and has been in the market but short
time. 1t is decidedly superior to all other Ma
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &C., &C.; particular
~ the large machines, which are operated by
one hand and horse. It's peculiar advantages o.
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators, which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers,
and without friction. This machine is simpIo
IN its construction, and readily adapted to Inc
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
to be sown is easily manufactured by the most
ordinary mechanics and not liable to get ont of
working order. ....
Persons in this vicinity desiring to purchos
rights, would do well to ''put ms soon, as GU
agents will shorty start ost TO visit the larger
towns and cities in The different States
NOW IS THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN. if
you want to make money easily. Thcre is no
use in being poor all your lives, if you will only
''got up your spunk" and purchase rights FOR
this valuable improvement. 1t recommends IL
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. -
sowor may be seen in operation bv calling
at Rogers Foglc's Store, in Morgantowu
Feb. IL IS57-tf.
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERs!
New RfachslaeI,y.

have put up and am now using T. 9 j. N
eiarke's Patent Mill, tpa,en;rd June, iS55, J
which viii grind 10 bushels per hour 1T IN ord
nary run the whole machinery being comp riscd
IN space Of "a by feet, all within tho im,nc J,
dinte notice ofthc niller,--burr, boiling chest
and all. The burrs now used are only Sc inch.
co. rms is great Improvement on all device.
Tor the manufacture of Flous hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
MIL tor about the expense incurred by getting
Miliwright to repair the old style mills. Mill.
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgantown M ills, and witness and ex-
amino the operation OF Clarkc's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superAnous APP
pendages ofthc old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patcut for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion
and VIII sell individual or district rights, to snit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
Aiorgantown Mile, February %, 1856.
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AGENTS FOR THE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act ne Agents for this paper, and are author.
'zed to receive subscriptions, &c,
A. Hasans, at kinywood, Preston Coy.
VIM. &. Tut, at Evansville;
John Howard. Esq, independents.
Henry Labosquet, Tunnellon
Jared Hagans, Brandonville
John iiermans, Fellowsville
Dr.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville;
Ellery r. Hail. Esq. Fsrmont,
} Y, Homer. I.umberpor,, Harrison Co.
John Rennett, Nestorville, Barbour CO.
DIR. Is. Parsons, Gladly Creek, "
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REFER ENCES.

James T. Day, J. w. Chiswell, J. d. Eichel-
berger, Isaac Michels-Frodcrck county, Md.
Jno. S. Mngill, Robert l.. Baker, Jas. Gather,
Isaac +. iite, Jacob SenSoney, VIM. A. Carter;
Frederick county, Va.
n. {. Kinney, Augusta county. ...
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county.
VIM. Siglcr, A. r. Ruder; Shenandoah CO.
0. r. Fnnsten, Clarke county,
Jas. M. Ransom, Rockbridge.
April II, 1857. f3ml
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Georges Creek Academy,

WILL open lis frs, session on the frs,
Monday Of May next and close the last Wed.
nesday in September, - montbs.)
c. A, GILBERT, A, NJ, Principal assist.
ed by competent teachers, both in the male
and female departments.
TERMs;--Primary branches. Sc. advance
Academic SO & $40,
Cord boarding can be procured at from
"a 10 2 dollars per week.
The building. which is just completed, ia
beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY located AT Smith.
feld Faye'ie county, Pennsylvania. Ii is
commodiops and well ventilated.
Besides good recitation rooms. there ore
rooms well adapted for Literary Societies,
JNO. BROWNFIELD, Prest.
SmiihGcld, Pa, April 8, 1857. Ct.
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JOHN N. HUGHES,
.qTTOK.vsE Y'.gT L.FEg.
Bcverly, Randolph county,

beverly, Randolph county, Va,
WILL practice in the counties of Ran.
dolPh, Barbour, Upshur Lewis, Brax,on,
Nicholas. Pocahontas, Highland, Pendlelon
and Tucker.
O3- Collections promptly attended 10.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Geo. II. Lee, Hon. G. D. Camden, Hon.
John s. Garlic, John S. Hoffman, Esq, Clarks-
burg, Va.
W.. 7. Wiley, Esq, A. Raymond, Morgan
town, VA.
Hon. VINO. Brown. Kngwood Va.
Cabe Boggess Esq, Weston Va.
ID. Blackman Son, A. and ]. w. Crawford
A; u. w. Crawford, d. L. Brown, Esq, Bov-
erly Va.
March 7, 1887.
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Kansas War Settled
And Dissolution of Paytnersh,,,

y - 49, 0'VVF'
Sheets & Lafferty, having purchased Abraham
M. LaFerty's entire interest in said firm the CO.
partnership has been this day dissolved by mu.
tnal consent. All persons having claims against
the late firm will present them to J. l.. Sheets
for payment who is also authorized to collect
and receive all debts due to lid firm.
The company tender their thanks to the COM
munity for their liberal patronage, and would
most respectfully solicit them to cali on Mr..
Sheets who will carry on the business as hereto.
fore, at the old stand on Walnut street, near
Finn ellis Hotel. All orders for Marble Monu.
mcn,s, head and foot Stones, promptly executed
in the best style of workmanship.
SHEETS e LAFFERTY.
Morgantown, March 80, 1857.
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SAVV-NEHHlE1l

FAlRCElLD, LAWHEAD$ Co. have rented
the Saw-Mill of John Rogers, on Dccker's creek
near their Carriage Mandatory, and h. wing re-
htted the establishment, are prepared TO exc
cute all orders for Saving, or to SUNNY Lumber
on lair terms. They arc prepared to cut and
furnish PLASTERING LArH, and any other
stuff cut by Circular Saws.
TORNlNG.-Wc possess excellent facilities
Tor Turning, in either Wood or Iron, at the a
bove Mill. FAIRcHILD, LAwHEAp & Co.
March 2S 1877