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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-04

Price 81 per Bottle, or Sic for S., Deferred
any Address,
Accompanied by reliable ant responsible Ger
tifcates from Professors of Medical College
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMB0LD,
Practical and analytical ChsEia,
No. Is South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Assem-
bly, Buildings, Phila.
Is I0be had Of COLLINS 6 PIERCE, AHt
peHer, ~, General Wholesale Agents. and Of ~
Druggists and Dealers Throughout The IEts
States, Cdaadas and British Propincss
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEIS
Ask for Helmbold's-Take No (t5E'
CURES GUARANTEED. 81
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A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
IA Shoes and Caters, lower than can be bought
at any other place in Orleans County,
By ALVIN HOVEY.
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CONNECTICUT g. PASSUMPSIC
Rivers Railroad Go.
"a Ii u - C
OPEN TO BARTON.

VI lin I Y DEAIO i OINs
LEAVE AT A. NJ, ARRIVE AT Is P. NJ
VNRAINS leave Barton at O'Clock A. NJ, dai
Z ly for all stations on the Passumpsic road
for Concord, Manchester, Lawrence, Nashua
Lowell, Boston and Worcester-Windsor, Bellows
Falls, Springfield and New York, Montpelier anC
Burlington. Mails daily from all of above pla-
ces, and the principle towns in New England, ar
irving at Barton at 10 z. NJ
GEO MERRILL, SUPT.
st. Johnsbury, Feb. Il, 1858. 8m3
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One Hundred Dollars will be paid 10 anr Pbys,
ician who can prove that the Medicine ever in,
Jured Patient; and the TESTIMONY of Thousand,
can be produced to prove that it does great go,5.
Cases from one week to thirteen years Standing
have been effected. The mass ofVOLUNTIPY
TESTIMONY in possession of the Proprietor,
vouchlng its virtues and curative powers, is I'M
mense, embracing names well known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
AOO, zoe BoTTLEs HAVE BEEN SOLD and
not single instance ola failure has beenreporedl
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
ofthe City of Philadelphia, H. T. HELMB0LD,
Chemist. who being duly sworn does say, thathh
preparation contains no Narcotic, MuTcgry O.,
injurious Drug, but are Purely Vegetable &,
Fl. T. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 2St dsy
of November, 1854.
WIN. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.
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INDIAN DOCTORS.
!. G. & P. B. RICHARDS.

Natives Of the Grand Ottara Tribe.
HAVE located in Irasburgh, Vermont, their of
I 4 fee in the building, occupied by Mr.. S.
STANFORD as Harness Shop where they
can be consulted by all VINO are afflicted with
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY

who falsely boast liabilities and reference, a.
zens know and avoid them, and save Loro n
fering, Money and Exposure, by sending Or al
ing for bottle Of this popular and SPECH,
REMEDY. ~
1t allays all pain and inflammation, is perss
pleasant in its taste and odor, bat immedigs
its action.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-15
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies

IHE BEST, SAFEST, nosr ErFICIEHr, AND USES
iVL fhhtLf REMEDIES KNOWN. They have hocn
before The public for three years, and have re-.
celyed the unqualified commentator of the tkon.
SANDS who have used them. They arc pu, M
IN neat eases, With a book ofdiroctions, and NJ.
teen different specifics for the cure Of the follow
ing diseases, viz; Fsvers congestions ana in
Jhmahons. 2. Wsrm Complaints. 3. BoJv,s sur.
yefngs. 4. OtdrrhGa and Summer ComBiqjst-.
o. Oyssnfary. 8. Cholera, choierd moybuy 2
coughs, colds, bronchitis. 8. Toothdchs and NevI
raig'as' 3. Heddachcs. 10. Dyspepsia, ucak ana
acid stomach. ". Suppressed scanfv or paie5"i
mehscS. l2. Whites and female Weakness. ia
Group. IA. Salt Itheum. 10. Rheumatism.
Large boxes, each for the following Irvr,
ana hoUE; CArARRH; SonE, WEAK, and IsyIAM.
Ed EYES Pies, WHooPIHe CouoIt.
PhIeE: Tho entire Set and Book. MI, -, 4,
largo tirec dram Walls, So; the numbered nov.
es and Book, 50 large single boxes 90 conts /;
small do a. cents. "''
hJ' These remedies arc promptly sen, by mail
OF express to any part of the country on tho RI.
eeipt 81 Tho money. Numbers omitted or dupli.
ca'oh TO SUIT purchasers. Address,
HUMPHREYS & Palmer.
o62 Broadway, New York,
July ~ l52 emo.
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Economy the ,Surest Reuenus.

Often in nothing is economy more want
ing than in preserving health. Now, a case
OF FRET. Humphreys Homeopathic remedies.
costs but two dollars; yet many times each
year They may cave calling doctor, often
save TIT OF sickness, save being laid up,
save alarm and suffering, and thus save
heai'n and money. There is book OF sim.
pie directions with each case. SO plain that
anybody can use it with success. Two dol.
lars invested this way will pay the money
back several times each year, besides saw.
ing The sickness and suffering.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Virginin, sat- Rules EelL in the
Clerks Office OF tho Circuit Court Of Mon.
onealia county, on the first Monday in Sep.
tember, 1858.
Edgar g. Wilson, conpl'', c
Festus G. Pitcher, Ell al defts.
The object Of this suit Is 10 subject the
lands IN he bill and proceedings mentioned
being part OF the Clinton Furnace lands in
said county Of Monongaliai to the payment
OF The balance OF the purchase money due
thereon.
And !, appearing BY an affidavit filed in
THIS cause that the defendant, Fes,us c.
Pitcher is not on iuhabi,ant of This State. il
is ordered that he 20 appear here within ono
month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary TO protect his in
teIesis herein. A copy--Tesis:
(Wilson. p. o. LEWIS s. LAYTON.
Sept oath l859-l70-5,. Geek,
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The cold Limo Wing" General Com
mittce, of Now York, have endorsed the
American nomination of Lorenzo Burrows
for Governor.
THERE is town in Michigan whore
tho church bell is rung every day ut ~
O'Clock, for the people to take their quinine,
as they have the ague around.
THE ladies Of Iowa arc decidedly "fast."
On the 18th inst, a race of ladies, on
foot, came off at Iowa City, for prize of
silver cake basket. The prize was won
by Miss Handy.
The French have successfully tried tho
experiment of slicing and drying potatoes
for future use. 1t is done by machinery.
If this shall prove generally successful and
economical, it will be valuable discovery.
The avenues 10 the Mommoth Cave,
Kentucky, ,hus far discovered. number
two bundled and seventy FIVE. and their
aggregate lcngth is estimated at Two
hundred miles.
In tho Philadelphia Court, of SEES.
sions, William Nixon has been pro-
nounced guilty of man slaughter for
having left his horse and cart standing,
unattended, in public street,by which
negligence child was killed.
AMERICAN ApMIRALs.-Th East.
ern newspapers state that the Navy
Department has just decided that ma.
val captains, when in charge of expi-
ditions similar to that now about to
start for South America, shall be JUS
tilted in assuming the title of, and be
entitled to the honors and salutes of
an Admiral. Accordingly, Admiral
Shubrick now flies his broad flag at the
fore instead of the main. The law
recognizes no grade in our navy above
that of captain; some of the officers are
Commodores by courtesy, and we pre-
sumo the title Of Admiral will be be.
slowed in the same manner.
The London, (Eng) Morning Post
says that the policy of the United States
towards Mexico is believed to be against
interference for the present, 80 that when
tho country becomes debilitated by anarchy,
she may fall an easy prey. -
Twenty-Five persons besides those al.
ready reported, were rescued from the
steamer Austria by the Norwegian
bark Caterina. This increases the list
of the saved to ninety, and reduces that
of the lost to 470. 1t is to be hoped
that this still formidable figure may be
still further reduced.
Coop HUMoR.-K Keep in good hu-
NOR. 1t is not many calamities tn at
embitter existence, it is the petty yex-
alton, small jealousies, the little disap-
pointments, the minor miseries, that
make the heart heavy and the temper
souri, Don't let them. Anger is a
pure waste of vitality.
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THE YOUNG AMERICA

Clothing Store is all the rage,
1t surpasses far the living age;
Being one of the largest in the State,
And selling goods at so low rate,
That all who call can easy buy,
And If they don't, can't tell why.
Listen and prepare your minds,
While call off the different kinds
coats OF oil descriptions, kinds and taste,
And style Of breast or length Of waist;
OF NIL material, Frock and Dress,
And ftyou, too, without distress.
Pants comes next, which to 'numerate
Would take man with pen and Slate,
From morn till night, with two minds,
To cypher down the different kinds.
Enough to say, Twill all supply,
With anything to suit their eye;
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray,
am bound to "suit' you any way,
Vests, astonishing to relate,
am ahead of all the Statc
Velvets, plain, plaid, striped or blue,
Sntins of all kinds, figured silks too
And many more-it is not worth while
To half describe the monstrous pile
Shirts of linen, and Marseiles too,
Hickories, Calicoes, striped and blue.
Bosoms, Collars, Cravats and Cans, new.
Handkerchief, Gloves, Rubber suspenders,
And the latest style of good double-cnders.
Boys Clothing, Goats, Vests and Pants,
! cannot fit, either grass-hoppers OF ants;
But anything in human shape
warrant FIT, up to the tape;
And stick to my motto of old,
That is--"not to be undersold"
so come along, bring friend and pin,
But don't forget the READY Tin"
D. II. STINE.
Morgantown, Oct. 10, 1858.
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20 B T U A R Y
DKED ::

:. OF Bilious Fever, a, Lecompton, Kansas,
September -, 1858, Mr.. ELIJAH TARLE.
TON, formerly of Monongalia county, Va.
On the 9th inst, at the ferry opposite to
Prdeyale, in this county, Mr.. THOMAS
HASTINGS, al an advanced ago.
:. On Saturday night, the 9th inst, after a
lingering attack of Typhoid Fever, Mrs.
JANNETTE LAWHEAD, wife of Ashbel
Lawhead, of Clarksburg, and daughter Of
George Hte, Of this vicinity.
We little dreamed that Death would Law his lev
On one so loved, and one whose buoyant step
Seemed destined for longer pilgrimage;
But our Heavenly Father seeth not
AS we poor creatures of day. and that
Which now we know not, wo shall know, when all
The hidden purposes Of God shall be
Unveiled within the glorious world Of light.
And we have loyod thee, Oh how fondy none
Save him who searches every heart can know,
And little thought Ger should weep
Upon thy silent grave but now, Farewell.
Sleep sweoily till the resurrection morn,
And We shall meet again.
On Monday night, the nth inst. a, hi.
residence near this place, Of Dysentery. Mr..
JOB SIMS, aged SO years--leavipe a wife
and six children to mourn their loss. Hs
was an exemplary member Of the Morgan
town Baptist Church.
Comm IN, caked.
DIED, on Sunday, October 10, 1853, of
Dysen'ery, NEWTON HOMER REED, aged nine
Yeas, 9 months, and "a days.
o 10y to thee. mother Tho doyc v,;,L ,.d;,.
wings hath flown,
That nestled SO swoe,ly so close to thy heart,
Came down from the skies from our Father above
To thee on mission OF mercy and love.
Thy fond heart nclosed, like the leaves Of a rose
And gently received the meet messenger in,
Caressd IL with fondness, tended with care,
Well pleased that such beauty sough, restag
place there.
1t has gone from sleeping upon thy fond breast (;
Thy love could not shield il from Deaths pierc.
ing dart;
il has gonel at time whom thou loved il most, ,
But, JOY TO thee, mother! Thy dove lie not lost.
o joy to thee, mother! thy bright bird has sowp :,
Its mission Is ended, its sweet work Ia done,
Aad IL ssgs with the angels, a holy thing,
Unsullicd its brightness, uuspottcd its wing.
JOY to thee, mother Give thanks, & not tears.
Thro' an endless eternity, not counted by years,
Thou'l, bless thy child's mission of mercy & love
That ga'hefd thy hear,-strings, took them above
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SWAIMS CELEBRATED PANACEA

For the cure OF Scrofula, General Debility,
and all diseases arising from Impurities ofthe
blood and the effects Of Mercury.
Swaim's Panacca has been for more than thir
ty-hve years celebrated in this county and ia.
Europe for its extraordinary cures, some OF
which are too irightful for general Publication.
where the patients have been slmost eaten UP
with Scroiua, and were deemed incurable BY
physicians. fs lt
1t has been used in hospitals and private prsc-
ucc, AMI has been recommended by tho most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per.
sons. Among others, by w. O. Gibson, NJ. D.,
Prof. of Surgery, Penn. University; Valentine
Mott, Nj. d., Ptof. Of Surgery, n. Y. Universe.
~, w. =. Devices, NJ. D., PROT. Mid. Penn. L.
University; N. Chapman, M. d.. Prof. of ph! sic,
Penn University; Il. Parkc, NJ. D., President
College Physicians, Philadelphia. ..
The wonderful cures effected by Swaims Pan.
acea have for many years made II an in.alua-
bic remedy and have occasioncd unprincipled
persons To initiate it, and thus impose on the
diseased aud afflicted Almost daily We are
informed Of several who have been deceived in
this city ,.. T EiE .gEaH
Swaim's ranacea is in round bottles, hutcd
ionsitudinaiiy, with the following letters blown
on the glass /: lf-..g So g.
. "SWXIMS-PANAC EA.-PHuLADA.',
liaNing the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped
the scaling WAY and written on the label cover
ing the cork, and splendid engraving on the
side of the bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
note engravers, in the centre Of which is por-
TRAIT oil the late VIM. Swain, (coPyright serur-
cd.l ....
II persons purchasing the Panscca will be
careful to observe the above caution, and that
the name SUaim is correctly spoiled they need
not be imposed upon. 49,.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory. tho
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut
philadelphia, and sold by all druggists in tho
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE L. 8. -
sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS s. CO.,
ITO WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK. ..
ONO l4S-Aprl %, 1855.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale
al his residence at the mouth Of Booth.
Creek, four miles south of Morganiown, OF
Thursday, October 21st,
the following property, VIZ.
Two Horses, two good mich Cows,
Hogs, Wagon, Cart, Gears, &c., &c
Also Household & Kitchen Furniture
in great variety; also large Lot o.
Logs, Plank, &c.
Sale to Commence at Q O'Clock, A. NJ
Nine months credit given on all sums ovel
Five Dollars. WIN. D. SMITH.
Ellington, Va, Oct. 3.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails at
sYEOrg0aaf O,rN Posi- once.

Faitmoht Mail arrives at IL to 1, p. m. and
leaves at 1, daily except Sunday.
Unonlown, leaves at 4, a. m. and arrives
at 2, p. IN. every other day.
Brownsville, via Fort Martin Carmichaels,
&c. arrives at IL and leaves at !, p. M. /,
every Friday.
Waynesbufg, via Mount Morris, &c, leaves
on "Wednesday al Ga. M, and arrives on
Thursday evening.
burton Station, via Cassviile, Blacksmith,
&C., leaves early on Monday morning, s.
returns on Tuesday evening.
kingwood, via Clinton and Gladesville, &c.
leaves on Friday at "a. M, and returns
on Saturday at 6 D. m,
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From the valatia IN. vi Weekly Times,
May Is, 1865.

GARGLISo OiL,--This article which is adj.
vertised in our paper is one of the bes, ar.
tIces in use. 1t is not like most of the pat.
ent remedies OF the day, made to mako mon
~ on merely, but it is composed of re medi.
al properties that are truly valuable, and
has accomplished more astonishing cures
than any other article protesting he same
virtues. II is in fac, just what Il is adysr-
tised.
we understand that the wife of Jacob
Clapper had stiff joint in one Of her hands,
wh'ch mad been so for some time, until q
lew weeks since, when she was Induced to
iry Merchants Gargling Oil; and astonishing
to say, the joint is as pliabie as any one on
The hand. The article is calculated for al
ther man or beast, as will be seen By reIer.
ence to the advertisement.
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&.2LE or
REAL ESTATE.

III pursuance oil decree Of The circuit
Court OF MoDongolia County, rendered at
the Spring Term 1853, in tho case OF Edith
Dancer. ADMINISTRATIVE viii The viii annex.
ed OF Charles $. Dancer decd, against Sim.
con r. Dancer & others, shall, as Commits.
sfoner appointed for the purpose, proceed 10
Sell at public auction, III front OF The Court.
house IN Morgantown, on The
9TH Monday Of October, 1853.
(being court.dayi to the highest bidder.
on credit of 6. l2 aud rs months, The tfae,
OF Land in The Bill and proceedings in said
cause described bring a certain tract con.
tainng about four,eea acres (more ar less)
adjoining lands Of John Ramsey, and Others
~ said county, now in the possession Of Do.
q Ramsey; aud he same tract was convey.
I'd to Charles ). Dapcer, deed by Jeyse Dan.
Ger, decd. The purchaser will be required
TO Give bond, bcaring n,eres, Iron, dale,
with CORD security Tor the purchase money,
and lien vii also be retained Tor The same
Oh The Sajd tract ~ land
r. r.. HERESHfRF,,
Sept Zts'a Is>s 10 lommi"icfci.
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Morgantown, Oct. 10, 1858.
's CREEK ACADEMY,

SMITHFIELD, FAYETTE COUNTY, PENN.
The next session Of this institution will omen on
the first Monday in November, and continue five
months-2l weeks; ono week being vacation in
the middle Of the term
G, A. Gilbert, AM, PRINCIPAL.
:, a. w. Ross, A. b., Prof of Languages and
Mathematics.
TERMS-Preparatory Department, SIS
Academic &" S8to SlO
BOARDlNG--No Student is allowed to board
at tavern. Best Boarding can be had at 81, 25
TO 81 so per week
The Tuition will be required to be paid or mr.
ranged in advance
1t is expected that Mrs. S. +. l.. GILBERT will
assist in teaching, and other teachers will be en-
ployed if needed. The prospect of large school
is very fiatterng. G.. A. GILBERT.
OctlO-3t Smitbfeld, Fayette Co., Pa.
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Sore and Lajidmed Eys.-These disaRrceable
complaints are generally very prevalent at this
season Of the year, aud il is therefore master
ofsomo interest to tho public to know tina, ,hoy
may be cured mos, efrectually. The hes. 70.
NEEDY yct discovered is Brass's Arctic Lininen.,
ushe following certificate will show;
WEBSTER CRY, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Or. BRaoo dear Sir For moro than threo
years myself and daughter have been afflicted
with indamod eyes in an aggravated degree and
tried various physicians and hostrums to mo-
effect. AT length was induced to try the rcuc
Lniment, and in tw o months was nearly cured
and my daughter was nearly well, although part
Of the time she had been totally blind. also
used the Liniment for the rheumatism in my
back; and cured by part of bottle. / would
not DO without your invaluable remedy in my
house. Yours Truly
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
J.J. Wadsworth, Post Master of Iowa CITY,
confirms tho above statement,
For sale in Morgantown, Va.
By FITCH Il CHALBANT.
An agent wanted in every town and CITY. An.
plications should be made to Bragg & BurIowos,
St, Louis, Mo-, and must always be accompanied
BY good references.
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MAR RIED.

On THURSDAY, the 7,h inst. by Rev. G. ].
Nixon, Mr.. LEVI K. MERCER, to Miss K.
LIZA MARTIN, daughter of Henry f. Mar.
tin, all Of This county.
On, the 18th inst, by Rev. p. II. LASTLY,
Mr.. SlLAS McGRAW, 10 Miss JANETTE
STAFFORD, daughter of Thomas Stafford
all of this county.
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CASHy CASH. CASU,.!!

I commence this day sel.ihg for ready pay.
according to previous notice. trust my friends
and customers are prepared to continue them
business with me. will sell az cheap ss any
store in the town. or any where else. ] am re-
ceiving Now Goods almost every week from the
East, come on, every body and get your portion
of the Bargains. ] am still giving 10 cents per
pound tor butter. l am none Ofyour 8 cent men.
WM. LAZiER,
Aug. ,, lS6S-.l63. Cheap side.
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vI1o coNsUMprIvEs.--.Tho advertise,

rIv0 CONsUMPTIyES.--.T advertiser
Il having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, amer having
suffered several years with severe lung Affect
ion. and that dread disease, Consumption, -
IL anxious 10 make knows 10 his fellow. suffer
ers the means of euro. To all who desire it, he
will send tho prescription used (rRrE or naass)
with directions for preparing and using the same
winch they will find a sure Cure for CoSsenr.
Tfos, AsrHaa, BRogcIur;s, &C., Tho only oh.
ject Of tho advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton is TO benc6, the Afflicted, and he hopes cy.
cry sufferer viii Try his remedy, as IL will cost
thcnr nothing, and may prove blessing. Par
tics wishing The prescription will pIense address
HEv: EDWARD ~. WILSON.
WGiNmrhprv, Long Island,
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A New Era has DaWned Upon U.s.. J..

A New Era has Dawned Upon U.s.:
TASH SYSTEM ADOPTED, And in
~ successful operation.
firm plank in the platform Of business,
Erected by FITCH & CHALFANT.
they make no accounts, pay able to. NOR
row, Saturday evening OF in day or two
Tor such promises are rarely fulfilled. But
they sell alone for cash in hand or its equiv.
alent: Therefore take notice; bear in mind;
Our Terms are strictly CASH! Our terms
are Cash are CASH !! are-Cash! CASH!
CASH -!
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NOTICE.

am preparing to go east for goods, and |
Il want more money than have got. These
that owe will please help me, if it is ever so lit.
tie. must have my store books closed and if
nose indebted to me have not the money, come
and close your accounts with notes and I will
grant longer indnlg ence on notes than will on
accounts. DON'T neglect this. g."
Sept. 10th, 1853. WIN. LAZIER
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sHAyiNGi SnsylyG /, SHAVING |,

Nhe undersigned would respectfully in
=. form the citizens Of Morgantow n and
surrounding country that he has established
a SHAVING & HAIRCUTTiSG SALOON
~ Tbs place. lle would say TO the public
thst he is prdtttoi barber, having served
regular apprenticeship 10 The business aud
been engaged in every branch If the same
for a number Of years, both n, This country
and ~ Europe a II be asks is 10 give him
trial.
Ilis shop is on Wslnu; Stsrt near High
underneath rcmrtfancs. HsN T,rm,,aI
Sept IN. k RS. ISCOE SUkNET
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DENTISTRY.

LOURY MCGEE, having returned from tho
- Eat would tender his services as Dental
surgeon, to the citizen Of Morgantown and the
public generally, feeling confident that he is we II
dua!'ned to give satisfaction in all tho various
bran ehes of his profession Ro may be found
at the residence Of G. NJ. Hagans. Terms III cd +.
crate.
Sept. 18th, lS5S.-l69
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LAND SALE.
A FARM FOR SALE.

L will sell valuable Farm in Ma,
ron county, Va. of 337 acresj on a credit of /,
and years. This farm is on Pawpaw creek,
eight miles from Marion c. II.
For particulars call on lie Roy Kramer, Esq.
80. WIN. WALKER.
Morgantown, Va. October 6.
Star please Cory.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-15
JOSEPH IL. MATssERs.

HOUSE SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
AIPAHNTER, Moreantown, Va.
SHOP-One door South of The Post. office
up Stairs: GLAZING, PAPER HANGING
aud Carriage Painting attended to m all lis
branches. MILL BRANDS cut in the bps,
style OF the art. All orders from the coun.
try promptly filed.
Sept. TO- 1851