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LOOK BEFORE YOU KIoK.-A minister re-
Gently, while on his way to preach a funeral
sermon in the country, called to see one of
his members, an old widow lady, who lived
near the road he was travelling The old
lady had just been making sausages, and she
felt proud of them, they were SO plump,
round and sweet OF course she insisted on
the minister taking some of the links home
to his family He objected on account of
not having his portmanteau along This OBJ
lection was soon oyerruled, and the old lady,
after wrapping them, in rag, carefully
placed bundle in either pocket of the
preacher capacious coat Thus equipned,
lie started for the funeral. While attending
to the solemn ceremonies of the grave, some
hungry dogs scented the sausa9es, and were
not long in tracking them to the pocket OF
the good mans overcoat OF course this
was great annoyance. and he was several
times under the necessity Of kicking those
whelps away. The obsequies at the grave
completed, the minister and congregation
repaired to the church where the funeral
discourse was to be preached. After the
sermon was finished the minister halted to
make some remarks to his congregation.
when brother, who wished to have an ap-
| pointment given out, assembled the steps Of
the pulpit and gave the minister's coat
hitch, to get his attention. The divine,
t.inkis it dog having design upon his
pocket, raised his foot, gave a good kick, and
sent the good brother sprawling down the
steps :.
lyon will excuse me, brethren and sis.
tersl' said the minister, confusedly, and
| without looking at the work he had Done,
ior | could not avoid it have sausages
in my pocket, and that dog has been trying
to grab them ever since came on the prem
ises!''
Our readers may judge of the effect such
an announcement would have at funeral.
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DAVIS !. cRocKER. ?. HENRY sMYrn.

Attorneys az law 81 Land Agents,
NA1 ILL attend TO the examination OF Titles purchase
w and sale Of Real Estate, DESIGNATING Notes Sc
cured on land, and all business Of their profession.
Ofice-Norih room, I'd story Gov. Grimes Block,
IL ain street, Burlington, Iowa. 1Ily2b py
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ENVELOPES Cor the MillIOny-e s0nN
- Bun, Crta Laid, Whits and Blue, We've Ia,
vshpes, ~ aiaus and styles. This day received an
lef sale Wholesale, by up. BROWN,
eoesSO BArret House Block, 8dot,
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A GFE Is ron

MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL ms. co. -. ST. LorIs, me-
4 " Eda-4, PyeSt II IS Elttott, Set'5.
NORTH w ESTERN ms. &C.. Il. -. ..... O-wRau, NY
ltHss, lycs's s L,edifDtc. Sec'b.
PHOENIX ms. CO. ....... HARTFORD Cork
s !. Looasss, Pges'f. Henry heilogg. Ssc'g.
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To Teachers Of Vocal Music and Other

To Teachers of Vocal Music and Other
r BEG leave 10 call yoai attention my arge asso
i ment of Music Hooks which offer al reduced nric.
by stock consists in part as follows
The Celestina; The Cythera;
shawn; :. Dlicimer;
Anthem Dulc'mer; Christian MINSTREL
I" Lutte CT Zion, old Carmina Sa.ra old and
and new; new;
|" Alpine Glee singer; . Young shawn;
Vocalist; JuveLile Minstrel;
I" Song Book for the Iara.
School Room; " Robin Red Breast
Hallelujah; /" Singer Manuel;
Also, large assortment Of Instrumental Music Al
ways on hand and for sale Mt the lowest rates by
septic J. r. BROWN,
Bookseller and Statinner. Rarrst House Block Sd a.
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20 An Co when it Nav Concern

AZ IT,
AM the inventor OF new aud useful i'm proyement
In Smut Machines, which RICH; secured to me by
letters patent, bearing date Goth Oct 1851, and tera
are certain parties machines and using
my improvements. This IL 10 notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who infringes my rights re-
sponsibie Tor AZ such lringemens, and viii 1t their
expenee establish the validity ofmy patent.
Now part OF what claim as my invention Ia the
securing device formed Of the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw, in cunbin alton with the securing
plate cylinder, formed OF series or rings placed
one over the other. further clam the adjusilble
screens placed Ia the ehamber and arranged
with the Ian, where by the chess and gh er and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and In clean state, or, when
worthless allowed 70 into the fan box elected
1ereirom with the dner and i ter 70 eign substances
This Is part OF what claim Ia the summary 10 nv
patent The above notice viii, hope be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
ward 10 the wise L. sufficient.
March 2Ad wtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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oct 2S-dwtf WOODWARD, KEISER 4 SHERRILL,
Burlington, Lows.
POLK CRY, March Cd, 1855.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals. at
H. G.. II A & DY'

WNULENILEI REIAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d HOOKING GLdssS HAEEHO Use,
Jefferson st., between Water an MAN, in SIR Postle-
waits new 10 story brick
ME. s.AEszsS returns his thanks to the
I'll citizens OF Darlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and so.icts continuance feeling
confident that he continue to give perfect satisac
ion.
Owing to hard times lave purchased Goods very
much lower than formerly. that it enables sell
all Goods in my line from 20 to IS per cent less than any
other house in the West and all Goods warranted as
good as represented or the money refunded. My stock
Consists O he fnllnnIr Co In
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road Company.
Log - HE sss.sa Eyzsse.zz7

GENERAL AGENTS orr. CE, j
Burlington, Iowa, May "a. 1858. T
IL ShEsAD NGl5l F.--The Chicago Bur-
~ iingteh Quincy Railroad Is now repaired and
saihs a.s running through from Burlington to Chi
gers wii ma this route, from Rome Chicago as ex
peaitioas as any other Shippers OF live stock ana
vher 'reights will meet with detention hereafter
rive stock trains week, {every day exce,t Saturday
ana snnaayJ which have passenger train nights
except Sunday, as follows: -
Isl. Morning Passenger Train, o'clock A. NJ
Sd. Evening Express d:f0
G. G. HAMMOND, Genr supt. Chicago
may2J-fAw4E
(Des Mones Citizen copv 4 w.ahsN
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Hawai-. ON SHOOEtNGs-I Instructions 10
u young spe"umen, In all that relates 10 Guns and
shooting, BY H.. Col Y. Hawker. with descriptions
Of the animals and birds Of North America BY VIM. r.
Porter, Eco. with Illustrations. The above together
with large assortment Of Standard and
Books for sale &treduced prlccshy Up BROWN,
ang8 Mar rel IIouae nloek "A =
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AM great variety 81 articles usually kept In a frss
class Warehouse, which nGnerous 10 mention.
Mahogany and Black N.lllut Looking Ga sses from Is
cent IS %.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses trora 81 e, to 800 GO.
Mattresses i! IS Il s51 ca.
brass Clocks, with irpa IL snlcs, from - TO as 90.
ilber al discount tnte country dealers Esspl6bp
AEEsBsE fss5iss--A new patent, witch will
~ put up trial Of week and il not ik ed will be
taken down, free Of ehaFge-f kept, price II TO- Any
one wishing TO try them can do by calling MY store,
septic bp H. C. HARDY
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RIGGS & McDILL,
Attorneys az IA w d k cal Estate A g,ts.,
ALTON, UNION Co.. IOWA.
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RAILR ROAD LINE.
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

La - u 60. ]. : ID
Two DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY
70 take effect December 3. 1856.
LR0M and after the above date, trains willleave Bur-
II lington follows:
t.t MALI arain.--Leaves Burlington At $50 A. ~.
Ed .icCaMln 0sisatEo.s /" = :. 500 N.
~ These trains with The Western Stage Co.'s
coaches for Fairfield, 9ttnniwa, Fddyye, peIa Okla
oosa Fort nes Mones, Charlton, Salem, Council Bluffs,
81. haryS, aeHwood, Nebraska City, &c, reaching the
Missouri I1ges IN ic5s than four days.
LEAN. Is GliHcALprA:
So accom- na ass u ii0G. a Fss.aAt asqa A. ii.
2t. RE;sst Train - i.UOP.A
Passengers leaving Burlington il the morning can
spend the iay III Mt. Pleasant, and return in the
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at six O'Clock In the Eorng,
stay all day in RurngtoL AID return home at night.
S-Ticket ONCE corner OF Water and jefferson sts,
Burlington, st the General Railroad Ticket Office.
sens w. Ii. BACkUS. Superintendent.
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REFFBRE NcRS:
Gov. J. w. Grimes, Burlington.
Hon. Sam. Galloway, Columbus, Ohio.
Lon. AUGUSTUS Hall. Keosauaua. fsri,.,. hn1 i
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1--WE HyagEes.D Agents N4.utts.--
500 - asufiTga ssaEras& &c s3.-..For fun
particulars ene"Se postage stamp ana address
decI6-wts A. C0tIE Il ca
Mt. Pleasant Iowa
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscriber respectfully informs his former
customers and the public generally that he is
now prepared, with Cards and Machiner, i'm the
very best order, to card Wool on the shortest
notice, aud In the best manner, at Amhers. Mil
lor's Steam Mill on Scotrs Run, in this County
lilo insures all cardng done we'll, and will pay
Tor any wool no spols in carding. His terms
are o cents per pound when paid down, or 6is
cents 1t booked. The Machines will be run by
steam power therefore people need not be afraid
OF having to wait on high or low water.
Wool will be received at S. Pickenpaugh's tai
lo.shop in Morgantown, aud the rolls returned
there once OF twice in every three weeks.
'# JAMES L. MILLER.
Scows Ran, May 81, 1908. l52-tf
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ROGERS Is ENGaE.

I ESPECTFuLLY inEnm their old friends,
4 Aand the public generally, that they have 70.
Sumed business at
HAGAN'S CORNER, -..
having bought out the entire stock OF Goods OF
Mr. Stah, whore they will be glad to see all
their old friends, and to make hosts ofNcw ones.
The stock comprises full assortment o { DR. Y
GOODS, such as Cloths, Cassinures, Nostings,
Musiins, press-G Gods, Hosiery, &C.; BOOTS in
great variety, SHOES at all prices;
Crockery, Qnecnsware, Hardware, Hats Caps,
Reody-madc Clothing, and u full stock Of Gro
ccrics.
They make no promises Beforehand, but will
only say they are determined 10 sell to all who
come, If they want 10 buy. b.-H
Call and look Mt our goods. If they doa't
suit you, don't buy them. We charge nothing
ior showing them. Oar only terms will BIO
CASH OR TRADE, OR NO SALE.
May 6, 1858. R.&F.
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eli Cs4R I'D.

II has become absolutely necessary for us to
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom it may cons
Germ OF our intention and determination to 10
so. We hope that all those who are indebted
to us either by note or account. will prompt ly
attend to their payments without further solicit
alton. II. b. Carr has left town, but the books,
&C., may be found in possession of Is. +. Smith,
who VIII attend to them. There great ma
ny small balances Of accounts unsettled on our
books, to which we would direct the special
attention Of those owing them. ~,
May 10. r. CARR, HANWAY s. CO.
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U0Ilovay's Pills are Tie best Rcme1y
hnO@n m Tie ac0rId FIR tile J6iiov-

ing Diseases:
Asthma DiarrhWa Indigestion Stone & Gravel
Bowel com Dropsy lntluenza Secondary sym
plants Debility inflammation p'oms
Coughs Fey.&Agne Inward VIC Nenercal az
Colds Female CON aknc.s fccions
Chest Dis plants LIVER COM Worms Of all
eases Headaches plants Kinds
acknowledgements Piles Lowncss Of spirits
Providence. K. l., June s, 1857.
"GAUTI0N.-- None are genuine unless
the words - HO!!olcGR, Ncr- York and London :"
arc d!sccrnihIc rs tcGier.mGrk in every lear of
the book Of directions around each pot or box
thc same may be plainly seen hy hoidiHg he
|ey 10 The HgM. handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering fuch information as
may lead to the detection Of any party or pnr.
ties conntcricitng the mcdIcinc8 or vending the
same, knowing them 10 he spurious. ..
~ Sold at the Manuiactory OF Professor
HoLL0wAY, so Maiden Lane. New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the United States and tic civil
lied world, III pos at 70 cents, G2ll cents,
and 81 each
H. There ie a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-DrectioDs Tor the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pCl.
June 20, 1857. Icow-ly1
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All Right at the Red POST!

IhUSU HFW tOUUS nave Arrived az last,
We have just received from Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Lancaster and Scotch Ginghams;
Prints, Musiins, Pins;
Very cheap black Docskn;
Brass Hoops, Black Thread;
Pun Combs, Gents Linen Hand crcl,iCCq;
MarsciIcs Collars, &C, &C., &c.
"A LSO---
Prime Golden Syrup, Pepper, First rate so
cent Tea Bar Lead sc.
We haze also concluded 10 run of; those cx-
ira cheap Dollar Cassmcrcs for 81 cents. Now
Is your opportunity for cheap pants and caais.
Como soon they will not last long.
March % CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
We have also on hand complete assortment
OF @ardcn Seeds, aud prime lot OF Timothy
Seed. C. &N
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THAT CHARMING TEMPLE
OF FANCY.
Croans under tho weight of precious Jewels.
The brilliant polish and sparkling lustre
Mark the purity Of the Goods!

WE have just received an assortment ol
magnificent Jewclry, Il plain Gold Jewelry, the
brlIiancy aud artistic skill in design commands
the admiration of all
Cameo JCwclry--in sets
This beautiful Jew,lty, held in such HIGH
estimation by the elite aud fashionable, we ha,e
good assortment.
Gold stone Sewelry, dcscrvcdly termed the
crown Jewels; our styles universally admired.
Mosaic Jeweiry--needs no euloey;-its bril-.
iiancy, purity, aud excellence, and most chaste
design, bespeak an entrance TO the most refined
circles.
Mourning Jeweiry.---You who ire dressed
incomplete without q suit OF our me elk and mod
est mourning Jewels.
We have also Just received a rich assor;men,
OF Coin JeUtlrg, Tor GcpticHen's wear, viz:
Shirt solts nd sleeve buttons, coin puritv-n
few sparkling Brillan, & missivc finger Rugs,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Watch Seals, KEYS aud
Rings, Charms, SC. sc. In short we have cutie
variety of rich and fancy Goods. silver 4 piu-
tad Spectacles, Thimblcs. Watch Guards, sc.
Cur Book and Drug Department.
Within tho last ten days, largo additions have
been made To our stock.
eco quirc Blank Booke,
5000 assorted Envelopes. q. #r -an
10 different varieties of Pupcrs; s.......
10 +" brands oil Pens; . .a...
SCHOOL BOOKS OF every variety; ' .a.
Drugs and Paints, always a largo stock on
hand. IL We ask all in want Of Goods in
oar limo to give Tie a call.
FITCH & CHALEANT.
Morgantown, April 80, 1858. It
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gGa- The influx of Pupils to our
rlougishing Scminarics has an cnlivcn-
ing tendency all round. The Boarding
Houses are reinforced, the congrega-
tons at Church doubly so, for the
strangers 60 there, and the curious a.
mong our towns people go to get a
look at the strangers. 1t is even hint
ed that some young ro,cdics have been
taking advantage of the opportunities
to mako an exhibition Of their impcr-
thence.
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MORGANTOWN
Fk3yIKsRLE2 !NE3.RgR.V.gERYs

n A.cISeES<A 'SSiss9 EVVaE EG y
' 4 NHiS old.eStab iished aud regularly incor
h poiaied Boarding School has been tho
roughly re'orsanized during the past year,
To young ladies DESTROYS of obtaining o
thorough education, the Board Of Instruction
Is prepared TO offer advantages fully equal to
those afforded by any Institution, of similar
grade, in the county.
The Fourth Quarter, Of the current scho-
loslic year, commenced on Monday the 3D.
inst. u.
Day-scholars or hoarlers will be received
al any time, and charged lsom the date Of
entrance. ..s... ....... .. -..
TcFfaas: From SO to Sc ror quartet
Music, French, Drawing, Painting, &C., at
the usual rates, extra
For particulars, or Catalogues, giving ali
the necessary information, apply 10
REV. a. S. HANK, A. NJ.
J. Is r. HANK, a. NJ, NJ D.
MorgGniown, Monongalia Co. Va.
May z, 1853. l5Orf
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Constable.
GENERAL ELECTEON,

"a
ATa County Court, held in ami for Mo-
nongala county, April Term, 1858:
Ordered, that the following named persons
be appointed as Commissioners to super rim.
Tend and Officers to conduct the General e.
lection 10 be held in this county on the 4,h
Thursday in May next, viz.
gones's.-Isa Powell, Henry Watson.
Moses Steel, Esq, Nathaniel Reed and Tho.
mas f. Watson, Commissioners. Samuel
Hardin, Officer
Osborla's.-Capel Holland, Richard Os-
borne, James Watson, Jacob Cartrghl, and
William Squires, Commissioners. William
Wilson Officer.
urf-HaOusc.--M Martin Callendine,
John Mick'e, Col. James Evans, Augustus
Raymond & James Protzman, Commission
ers. John T. Fleming Officer.
GUseEn s-Samuel Tihhs, Samuel
Beall, John w. Guseman, Lewis w. Rum
ner and Owen Dunn, Commissioners. Kin.
sey Fife Officer.
Ross'S.-Jacob Miller, Chas II Burgess
VIM. Swndler, Levi Britt, and LaunCelot
John, Commissioners. James Hare Officer
E0nuss.~--John Rude, Jacob Lewelin,
John Bowers, Thomas J. Duva, and Thomas
Bell, Commissioners. Isaac q. Robey Off
Ger.
CusIllR ans. Michael White. Wait
man Davis, John Saunders, Isaac Dean and
Joshua NJ. Davis, Esq. Commissioners. w.
w. Lazzel Officer.
Cnssvillc.--George Alexander, James
Way, Dmper Cole, John Lenley, and James
Kelly, Commissioners. Abraham Layton,
Officer.
AaUrel pO;ns.--Alfred C. Barker, Mil
ton Stewart, William Fear. John Jemison,
aud John B. Tough, Commissioned. VIM.
Fisher Officer,
COX's.--Levi J. Straight, Caleb Price, L.
lisha p. Suider, James M Price, aud John S.
Hood, Commissioners. James Steel Officer.
Mo0TesTilic.-J Jonathan Wright, An
drew Brown, Lancaster Minor, VIM. Price,
and Noah Morris Esq. Commissioners. Al.
pheus Garrison Officer.
TCBmaht s.--Richard d. Tennant, Ja-
cob Warner, ST., Levi Taught, MIN rod Ten
nant ESQ and Benjamin S. Wilson Commits
sioners. Asa Tenant Officer
DnrTnGss Adam B. Tenrant. John
Shfver, AleXunder Eddy, Maj VIM. Thorn.
as, and John fndersou, Commissioners. -
Eugenius Harkcr Officer.
warren Hinrgamner, Hub
sriis Rice, James Wise, Evan Taught, and
Jusus GatarG, Commissioners. John S.
Lemley officer.
Il CoPy-1tstc!
NJ. NJ DENT, Clerk
Nav 10, 1873.
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ARE now receiving from Philadelphia and
Baltimore a new and we'll selected Fashion
able stock OF Spring and Summer Goods, con.
sisting OF LADIES' Dress Goods OF every variety.
Collats, Ginghams. Chnlli and Lawn Robes;
Black, Fancy and Byadcre Dress Silks, chem;
Swiss Jaconcts, Cambria Embroidcrics, &c. A
large assortment OF Collars, Gloves, Hosiery.
Dress Trimmings, SC IN short u full assert.
ment to completes the Lady's memorandum.-
Hoops, sc. '. ~ .T.t"' ~ ...
Ruches, Brads &c. "'1t 'i 80
CLOTHS, Cassimercs, SSsnpts, Twocds,
James, Italian Cloth, DerHdita Co,tonadcs, Drill
liugs, Cro,on Cloths, &C., all Tor Gcntemen's
wear.
general assortment ofREADY MADE CLO-
THING; Ladies' aud Childrcns' Boots aud Shoes
GentlomHns' Shoes,and Boots.
GROCERl ES--Black and Green Tea, Coffee
sugar, Rice, Pepper and spice, Table Syrup.
good supply ofTobacco. ... =
Salt, Wheeling Nails, Paints, Oils, . ....
Wall paper assorted in sets. .... ...
CARPErS--h large assortment all of which
viii be sold cheap for cash or approved country
produce, upon credit OF six months to prompt
paying customers. We arc determined as usual
only more so, not TO be be undersolG 5y any
house o fcompettion in town or country. We
do not say that we will sell cheaper than tho
cheapest, bu: VIC do say that VIC will not be I'M
dcrsuld. ...... ... o..
We arc thnrklul to the public for their kind
patronage he retoio and now cordially invite
ladies' and gentlemen to call and examine our
stock. We VIII take pleasure in showing our
eools. .. CALLENDlNE & NYE
TIMOTHY s. GLOVER SEEDING have on
hand prime let OF Timothy and Clover seed, for
sale on good terms. G.. &N.
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sSdSTECE
FROM the
Board of Public Works.

a compliance With The provisions Of an
&C. OF the GeneraI Assembly, passed on the
"a April, 1853, the Board Of Public Works
OF Virginia invite Sealed Proposals, TO be
pened on the 2Srd June, 1853. stating The
lowest terms on which the SuperIntendence
OF The following named State Roads viii be
undertaken from and after the LIST Of Jolly
next viz:
Allegheny and Huutersville, Abs Valley
and Tug Road, Beverly and Fairmoui Road,
Fairmont and Wheeling Road, FLOYD Court.
house and Hilsville Road, Umionsyiile and
lluutersyile Road, Huntersvile and Lewis.
burg Road, Marlin's Bottom and Lewisbnra
Road Middlelork Turnpike Road Northwes
tern Turnpike Road, Junction Valley Road,
Ohio River aud Mary land Road Richards
and Kentucky Limo Road. Tazeweil Court
house and Ricbands Road, Slaunton and
Pafkersturg Road, Southwestern Turnpike
Road Slaviu's Cabin s. Summersvile Road,
wyoming Courthouse end Bluffs Road.
When several roads are Of such length and
contiguity as TO admit Of it, proposals will be
considered for The snpsFinjeudence Of more
than cue Road by the same person. The
Board will decide upon the competency and
Illness OF applicants, os to which the most
satisfactory testimonials will be required, &
every Superintendent will be required to gite
bond with ample security, conditioned for
the faithful performance Of his duties
BY order Of Tho Board Of Public Works.
TH0S. IL. DE WITT,
- Sec. u. r. W.
RICHMOND, Aptil 80, 1858,
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Bea- We Thespian Society of this
place will give another and final exhi.
bition for the season, on next Tuesday
evening. The drama Of William Tell
will be repeated followed by q mirth-
exciting farce, entitled "the Toodlcs.
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TO K8OUNM~aB UREDERSS.

THE Trustees Of the Morgantown Fe.
male Academy will receive proposals for
building OIL addition to the said Academy Of
80 by 90 feet, stories high, Plan and .pe-
cifications may be- seen al tile office OF vii.
ley & Bunker. job will be lei altoget tier or
III parcels, TO sui, Contractors. One Con-
tractor for the whole preferred.
By order Of Tie Board.
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CLEAR 3'ESk2 TRe.gCElg
SHERIFF.

NM + are authorized to announce ED
w WEN CLEAR as AN Independent
candidate for the otlico OF Sheriff, at the en-
SUNG General Election. April 80.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Morgantoun. May Sd, 1858.

DI0rgdnf0irn, May Sd, 1858.
Nj Nj. Dent, Esq. Dear Sir.--Permi, me
through the medium oil The STAR" to ex-
press my thanks To the many kind friends
who have solicited me TO be candidate for
County Surveyor /; and 10 say to them that /
most respectfully decline to be candidate
Tor that or any other Office at our approach.
ing election. Yours truly,
May7 L. w. TOWER.
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Ape.lcaSc Females.

All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex arc re-
moved prevented by n few doses of these
mild, but iniaIiblc alternatives. No mother who
regards her own or her childrcn's health should
fail To have them within her reach.