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HUNGARIAN WINES FOR THE HoIIDAYB.-TET
II subscribers beg 70 call the attention Of their fends
their delicious wines uuequaled for pu5
hsvor from g 80 per dozen IN osses and upward. Th
without caps labels So delivered free Of charge any
part of the city, also sample boxes containing four bot
hook do clsret dessert
GKOS6INGER 4 WIGAND ITO water street.
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:, DECEMBER 81, i859.-TRIpl.E SHEET.
c M Drawings OF the sussex Couasy ant
CONSOLIDATED oAenesof Delaware
FRANCE. BR0ADBEkTs 90.

Ths Drawings OF the susaex Couasy and
consolidated !oAAnesof Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBEkTs CO.,
xAr.cIas.
TIE legislature OF the STATE Of Delaware al d, lssssa sa
nsvig given France RrosaSen Co io.ry coa.asct
1879 ye.fs re tho uDdsrssned. Conmissiers appxsnied
sss ser s sr Ss soss e H.
tsxs diaer this day - ""
sosSt1 cousrr-CIAss 20 nEcExngE 80 1870
49, 20, Sc, 3, o., ., os, el, 70, 80, 81, 50, a.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrzsr-CLAss i9s, pxcrxpsn 80 ls.s
., 49, 81, 81, n, A. le, IA, a, ~ 81, II, ~, IS.
49, Dss. SSr ssn e.. a Wilmington s this dAy ts
;Sss + %;ksnk {c.aanl..,ors..
A'F Fk2s6s ss $40 eesssosh2ss-ssco.
WimngtSns DeswArs.
Boots And ACKNOWLEDGMENT
;s r' Ta - s:d s sSs s suox
And sscrythIns desirable ~ w,nss~ wssx ~
sRooxSs ri si ssos sSs Ss. "a i e Fulton re
Gouraud's H0udre Subszae Uproots Eafr
Wts sw areheads upper lips or ssy Part Of the body Ct
An Article worthy tho Conndenes OF
md Il sss s.ssy Sod Sod
Dr. Marsh Continues 70 Apply H1s RacA-
Ss rsasus ' i s%s oS v::s s. ss':.
Hoiloway's Ointment and Pitls.-Con-
ssmplon Gent and srouios disorders the predispos
oons transmitted from parent 70 child. Hooways
rercove Toe morh qualities from the blood which lies tho
essence of hereditary di. ease.
Hsll,s Hair Dye, 50 Cents.-Depct. no.
Barclay erect Also sold Broadway and ali other drug
gss
CHrehuEh's Wig ard TOupee Factory,
1S broadway s the only pace 10 get we'll made, perfect
neng elegant article Non residents apply for his system of
measuring.
Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
corr. OF tern avenue aud Twenty eighth streesedicnes
wsrefted strictly pure, and dispensed with
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Boots snd shoos,-wn
p-uble SOLE far lined aod WrooA
f6AVhiLINJ BOOTS, LEigIN3, BuOKSKfu gHuES
And csorythins desirable ~ wtnte~ wsSx ~
LAdieA gsnts and boys g
BROOKS. G76 Broadway and l6c Fulton ssrocs
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Gourau d's TOudre Subsl1e Uproots Mafr
non low toreheads upper lips sEy part Of the bgcy Ct
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ITCH wIEES-FOR GAS METERS
II For sale by u. e. MENDUM,
Corner of Broadway and Cedar st, est
ICE PITCHERS.
i ICE PITCHERS.
PLATED ICH PITCHERa
For sale low by GEO. @. ALLEN. as Broadway.
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Ut. MARSH Continues 70 Apply HIS RacA-
60 Surc Truss with Ia sdbcsag cures
hernia or rupture. MARSH co.. No vsssy street. 4 z.
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Mr.. Hale, rep) Of Pal suggest that ask candi-
dates this floor to express their views upon the tariff
question.
fused to speak on any question.
Mr.. HAlE-We this is for the benefit Of Pennsylvania
If he s tariff man, let understand which is the
tariff man II Mr. Bocock is tariff man pledge myself
to vote for him.
AT this point considerable confusion cnsucd After
order restored NJ MONTGOMERY saii-I say records
are stubborn things. You (Ar CampbelD say you pro-
tected rennsy vana in coal and ron you voted for the
bill and &r. Sherman against II. If You were right,
Sherman was wrong II you were for protection, shcr
was for free trade, opposed to that protection
Now will you say that your candidate for Speaker in
favor Of protection say he right and you were
wrong and helped by your vote to disturb the tariff
Of 1916 He then referred to the record 70 show that
when the report Of the Committee Of Conference was
taken up, Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, moved the previous
question when the bill could not be amended and that
Mr. Sherman voted for the previous question thus pre-
GLIDING the possibility Of an amendment
Mr.. CAMrnErI-I have been placed in a wrong position.
must beg leave to refer my colleague TO his Manual
Can my colleague tell me how the report Of the Committee
q Conference can be amended? the gentleman from
Onio voted for the previous question IL the pur
couu 90 no amendment and my colleague knew that fact
ooeague takes his stand for the bill OF 1885, and calls
that bill bill Of abomnaons The b Of LAG did opo
ossuoy our business, impovcrish our people, and put
aced and was rt oa
Thirty fourth Congress- there was large and powerful
IRON, ana tho iron men OF our Snts md If
and New Jersey, ANXIOUS - ncrsas Tho
protection by sacrificing some other interest We framed
bill which was essentially protective tariff Mi hm
had larger free list We reported that bin. ana doa
not my colleague know that wo consulted with tho leoS
ing agricultural and manufacturing IN Of our Ssi @
other SaesS ID true when reported II was snr
ported mainly by republican votcs but there wero
agricultural interests which made tmpossble for Mcssrs
Stanton and Sherman 10 support It. He then referred 70
the record 10 show that when they attempted to defeat
che bill by moving that be laid on tho table,
thor object was to defeat tho Senate bill, and
that they were still anxious 10 save the House
BILL They were afraid tho FREQ traders would defsat
the bill for The purpose Ct taking the duty of Of
from going to the table for tho purpose saving tho
country from greater oes and 10 tho original House
BILL He could mot vote for the report Of the Committee
Of Conference, because he considered reduction upon
iron the great staple Of his State He conended that Mr.
Sherman was to-day and always had been the friend Of
protection to the Industrial interests OF the country and
did not shrink from direct question on the subject lie
wished TO that both Bocock and Mson voted for the
existing tariff Mr.. Montgomery then read u 70,
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Owe subscribers
Harpera Magazine and Harpers Weekly, together,
year, 81.
Terms for advertising, fifty cents line.
liberal VIII be made those wishing advertise
for three onths
Persons living city Of New York wishing Harpers
weekly left at their houses will please send their
residences with the subscription money to the office publ
addition 10 their subscription, for the
postage. HARPER BhOTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin square, New York,
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HoIlOway's Oinsaaent and Pius.-Con-
s.mpon 1on, and s.roIuos disorders the predspos
remove TIE mor qua tiles from the blood in which
essence of hereditary di, ease
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11
Preserving Butter.

a patent has been secured by w.
Clark, of London, for the following
method of preserving butter :-Th,
butter is first well beaten in the usual
manner after churning, then place.
between linen cloths and submitted &c
severe pressure for removing whey and
water. 1t is now completely enveioped
or covered with clean white pa,ner.
which is coated on both sides with a
preparation of the white of eggs, in
which Is grains of salt is used for each
egg. This prepared paper is first dried.
then heated before II fire, or with n
hot iron, just prior to wrapping il
round the butter. 1t is stated lha,
butter may be kept perfectly sweet
without any salt for two months, when
thus treated, if placed in cool dry
cellar. The submitting of butter &c
pressure, as described, is II good plan
and one which we recommend to all
our farmers. They can easily practic.
it with small cheese. press. ....
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New Kind Of Cider.

at the late meeting of the United
States Agricultural Society, held mt
Washington, d. c., Mr.. A. jerks, a
Virginia farmer, produced a number
OF bottles of good cider, made from the
juice of the sorgo, or Chinese sugar
cane: Mr.. jerks process is very
SIMPLE. lie treats the juice to bring
the feculent matters to the top, whence
he removes them by skimming. He
then barrels or bottles the liquor, and
lets it stand. In about eight days it
has become cider, and when fermcnta.
t'on has advanced to the right stage,
he bottles it, and preserves it as cham
payne. .-...
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SHE or .s..-.
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance OF decree Of the circuit
Court OF M0nongalia County. rendered at
the Spring Term 1853. III The case OF Edith
Dancer. Administrative with The will annex
ed OF CHARLES S. Dancer irc'G, against Sim.
con f.. Dancer & Others, shall, as Cornmis.
"inner appointed for the purpose, procerd 10
sell at public auction, IN front OF lie Court.
house IN M"rgantowu. on thu ..
4h Monday Of October, 1853.
(b'Ing c"nrtday} tq the highest bidder,
on credit of 6. | ? aud is mcnhs. The tract
"i Land in the Bill and proceedings, III said
cause described bring ii certain tract con
'alnn'g about t"nrteen acres (mnre or lrss)
adjoining lands of john Ramsey, and 9th, s
~ sad comfy, now in the possession ai Zc.
u RdmS"y aud he same tract was convey.
Ell to Cha,leS s. Dancer. deed be Jes.. Dan.
Ger, decd. The purchaser will b. required
10 give bond, bearing interest from dare
with good srrnrily Tor the purrhns, money.
and lien WILL ais" hr retained Inr the same
on Tie said tract OF land
r. l.. BERKSHIRE
Sept. 2is', 1SaS-l7O Commissioner.
Gi23~ The above Sale is adjourned
til the 4th Monday Of NOVEMBER
Court. II. Il. Berhshjre, Comm. .''
S2-The above sale is further post
poned TILL the 4lh Monday of DECEM.
Der Court. ..
II. L. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
The above sale is further postponed
TIL the fourth Monday of JANUARY
Court. II. h. Bcrkshre, Comm.
rs5~. The above Sale is further
postponed till FEBRUARY Court
1t being the 4th Monday. ,-...
Il l. Berkshirc, Comm.
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MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
q II R q IL Two OIE,
For Man and Rsa.t
or Nan and Beat,

Has been before the public for more ,As. a
years, and is descrvedly popular. N 'T7
Extract Ola letter from DIR. +. Pattss data A
RdrensDosd, "a, jpn. AZ, 1855.
The Gargling Oil 10 the only reliable Embrs.
canon IN existence. So say the PEopLr w.
can eel more OF thsH all the rest put topetbsr
can furnish you with Eve FIVE hundred csrtin.
Gates, if you want.
From Messrs. Hendricks & co., Harrisonyill.. Va.
Gnrgling oil sold here. All who have tr;.d /,
are well pleased with it. We believe il to ks
the best medicine for a horse ever made
IS, 1867. N''
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat.
iSi1cuoh, and rs champion Eminent for msa
and bc's'. We have never known il to fail i,
a single instance. n.sT $50
:, sEuErrA, Miss, Feb, IS, 1887.
IENrs:-Piease send another suppy of y.,S
Gargling OIL, Vt has given general satisiactia.
III mas cured case nj rheumatism of ten y.,s
Standing and IS great tor burns, IN fact il k.s
neeh successful IN almost any case where il ba.
I'D" '"'f tr,a,: ID. g. ROBINSON.
Inc only genuine has &C. w. Merchant,
L"ckPort, N. >" blown in each bottle, and Al.
so has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by ,seru
with Testimonials gifts utility. All orders al
dressed to Merchants GargIing Oil Co,
Lockport, N. Y. II
For sale by Druggists and Merchants geners
any, through the United States, British Possss-s
s'ons, and other Countries. And by
.a. FITCH & CHALFANT,
Morgantown, Val
ana by one or more agents in every town ine
.he vicinity. Wholesale atall large commnrci,ls
owns Sspt:a, 1886.
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THE YOUNG AMERICA


Clothing Store is all the rage,
Ii surpasses far the living age;
Being ono Of the largest IN the State,
AID selling goods at so low rate,
That all who call can easy buy,
And II they don't. CAM tell why.
Listen. and prepare your mind,
While call Or the different kinds:
IoA Is oi all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Aud style Of breast ur length OF waist;
or all material, Frock and Dress,
ANA 1T you, too, without distress.
ran comes next, which to 'numeratc,
Would tahn man with pen and slate,
From morn TIL night, with two minds,
10 cyPhcI down the different kinds
Enough to say, ! will all supply,
with anything to suit ;hcir eye;
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray,
am bound TO "suit' you any way.
VESTS, astonishing to rrlae,
am ahead Of all the State;
Nelvets, plain PLAID, striped or blue.
Satlns OF all kinds, figured silks 100;
And many mnre--it is not worth while
To half describe the nonsirous pile.
SHIRTS 0flinen, and Marseilies too,
lhckories. Calic0es, striped and blue.
Blossoms, Collars. Cravats and Caps new
Iiandkerchicfs, Gloves, Rubber susprndcrs
And the latest style al good double -eadersa
BOYS CLOTHING, Coats, Vests and Pants,
cannot 6t either grasshoppcrs or ants;
But anything 10 human shape,
warran, FIT up TO the tape;
Aud stick To my motto of old, ...
..r That is--''nOt to be undeisUld.o
SO come along, bring friend and pin,
But don't forget the ''Rcady Tin"
D. u. slime.
Morgentown, Oct. II, ls5s.-i74
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LIE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
Destroyed Ey Fire!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IS NOW AT TIE
..'3 "BlG WINDOW ~

CALLENDINE 4 NYE are now exhib-
ting their New and Fresh Stock Of Fa'I and
WINTER Goods the splcndor Of which is unsur-
passed by the annals of the Mercantile trade of
Mergantown. Their stock consists, in part, OF
LADIES Dress GooDs. in every va.
rey OF style, fashion, quality, beauty s. cheap
ness, to which we invite special attention.
Shawls for Gentlemen a large assortmc mt
for Ladies ChinelIe head dresses; Nubtus; Col;
lars; Embroderie Dress Trimmings; Frinres:
hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlcts, SHIRT Cellars, Shlri
Fronts, &c. .r .H .-..r'.. a0'r
Centlcmen's Wear, or all kinds, n the picc c
and ready made; consisting Of Cloth, Cashmere
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, rweeds, &c.
1000 YARDS COMPREHENSIVE largest ns
sortment OF carpeting ever brought to this town
unusually cheap, bought at Auction. ....
SHOES and BDOrS-A large assortment OF
me best city made; for Ladies, Gents, Youths,
Misses and Children. 80 ..|
BONNErS--Cty madc-Velyet Crane &c
general assortment; Rushes, Flowers, sc,
Ladies' Dress Caps, Mohaii Caps, beautiful
and Cheap. ''... '....
Wall Paper, Blind Paper, Stationary, SC. %
GROCEHIES.- Teas, Cheopest
ever otieredsin this market bought of the lar
gest tea importing House in the city. Coffee
Sugar, Rice, Table Syrup, Spices, &c.
QueenseOare, Harda0arp, Glassware,
Wooden Ware, Baskets, &c.. &c.
DfE-SrUFFS, Oils, Paints, Turpcntine, &C.,
IN short, the assortment is large and complete
and the prices so low, and the terms so liberal
winch are so liberal as follows ;--Our terms arc
Cash, or three months credit on bills not paid a,
the time the purchasers made.
We are thankful to our old friends and pa irons
ortheir liberal patronage and kindness to us
heretofore. We again invite their especial ST.
'eht'oh, ana the community generally, to call
and sec us; we will take pleasure in sho wing
you our goods, and giving satisfaction general,
ly. 0......- CALLENDINE & NYE.'.
Morgantown, Oct. %, lS5S-l7I. ,'.'""
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NEW FALL GOODS
yIist Received n,

NVSSkyh 1873 az EOGLE'S
CASH AND READY PAY STORE. IA.
CANS MONONGALA BUILDINGS.
81. CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH ~
STREETS. % m.r..l -H
On announcing the arrival o! our New
Large and Fashionable stock of Fail and
Winter Gocd,, we rciutn thank. To The pu b.
nc tor The patronage 80 liberaliy be>tnwr,!
upon Us heretofore, and now invite YOU Ia
call aud examine cur New Stuck. comprisirg
ever, variety usual, kepi in iii, rmini.,
embracing all the Newest STYLES of Prints
ana Gmghdms, Superb Deianrs. b.anriiui
Cnsln"re., fine Cohurgs brilliant Silks,
"l'rte'in9 Satins, modest D-h,ges and Ia
which the att,nti"n of the ladies' are. psr,ic.
uiaIIy Invited rs the, will be sold very low
Tor Ready pay. only. ....
DOMESTIC GOODS. ~
Sheetings. Shirrgs. T.,kngs, billings.
W. We im,iir The rarlruior attention uf
buyers to or took rs we AZ" oilr,iuu them
az m"rl' reduced pir's. Cloths. Cassilmr,rs,
oi Fench. English aud American ia. rio. a
variety OF coi"is aud patterns all 1T such
reduced rates. Sdiiurts. Twrris Vesiirps.
&C, III prices that cam OF TAIL 10 please
READY nd Dr. CLOTHING.
large a9d varied assortment, we'll nad..
a"'i "' recent rn'Ghase I. his line cu' stork
is unsurpassed erih"r in quolrt, price OF du.
rahill'y. We have also large stock of
ouths', bo,s and mens ... .'.... -.
UiTS AND CAPS, ... go
20 Thich "" invite your attention, together
with we'll assorted stock If .0.
.-. BOOTS IND SHOES,
of IN" best quality. consisting Of Mems.
Children aud Laiirs' wear ...a..
GROCERIES, HARDWARE s. QUEEN
.g-........ . WARE,
which We are enabled to offer 10 our Gus.
TONERS nj 3 very small alvance on Cost, as
we sell our good Onl, for Cash. g..
II would BIZ useless inr us 10 atfpmpt an
ennmprdiion "i every Article comprising our
la'ge and complete stock OF seasonahk Goods
we would therefore state. that being full,
Impressed with The rminous polio, of The
Credit System" we have determined To
PIT down our goods TO he lowes, prof, and
sell them f"r Ready Pay only being sai.G fed
we can sell goods al least twenty five per
cent lower IN this way, and thus save our
own credit. and benefit those who want to
bny good Goods cheap and pay for them
ChSH DOWN. Yours,
ROGERS & FOGLE.
Sept. oath. lS5S-l7O-n. ..
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PIIILA DELPHIA.

12SQ} Il Bcneuoieni Institution, esiakli,lsS
800 ny special end0umeat, for, the rei,.f
OF me siek and distressed, afflicted win Yirul.nt
and Epidemic Diseases.
The Directors of this well known institution
IN 'heir annual report upon the treatment OF
sexual Diseases, for the year ending January |,
1908, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors Of the
consulting Surgeon, in tho cure Of Spermatorr-
hooa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonorT-
hoea, elect, Syphlls, the vice of Onanism, or
ScILabnss, &c, and order a continuance Of the
same plan Tor the ensuing year. Tho Consulting
surgeon is authorized to give Medical Advice
Gratis to all who apply by letter, with des.
cfiPtion OF their condition Gage, occupation,
habits OF life. &c and in cases o extreme nov.
eriy, to FURNISH MEDICINE Free of charge.
Some OF the Rew remedies and methods eftreat.
ment, discovered during the last year, are Of
great value.
an admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
seminal Weakness, the Vice Of Onaaism Mastur,
baton, or seii-abuse, and other diseases of tho
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Ssrgeon, will
be sent ny mail Tin sealed letter enyslope),
r@ o. chaTge, on receipt oft two stamps for post,
age other reports and Tracts, on tho nature
ana treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are
constantly being published for gratuitous distri.
ounon, and will be sent to the afflicted.
ADDRESS, TOR Report or treatment, DIR. GEosos
". CALuoUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asse.
CATION, No. south Ninth Street, PhiIad,a. Pa.
ny order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pyssis.nt.
"Do. FAiRcHfLp, Secretary. FEB. 10, 80.
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LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA FOUN-
DRY AND CORN-CRACKERI

HAVE just put up pair Of Corn, crackers,
IA and am now ready to crack your Corn. Come
on trends and enemies, weaId have you III to
hh"" that am ready now to crack y0ar gyain
INTO cob'meai, &c, III fine style, right along.
Now ifyou vast II done up right,
md have but little stole
Just bring along some frst rate grain,
And will take the toll !
think not best in setting out .
The people much TO laiter
Then come along and Try Your luck
.... Come see what is ,he matter.
Then IL You dent say all is right, r
And To y"hr ncighburs bray,
The next time yom may go Off light, .
.. Aud also lose hc'hag! ..
II Then come right along TO NJAiON's, ut
l'nI bnnnn Foundry. and get your grain done up
Int" Cow-ic"d N short uIder. We can sell Won
Pump 4" furnish The waIcr. and bIc kculc IN
mix your feed in. Canyon do better any where
else 10 March 3, 1868.
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Remember the Dead!
y. w. MADEIRA e. co.

Dealers in MARBLE MONUMENTS, Or.
ELIsKs, ToMBsToNEs, &C.. &c.
Take great pleasure in again informing the pub.
nc, that they are better prepared thau ever to
Furnish all kinds and styles OF MONUMENTS.
&C., at the earliest notice and
Oh the most reasonable terms
that they can be bought in Western Virginia.
they warrant all tho work that leaves their Shop
tn be what IL is represented. They are prepared
to furnish work lower than can he had ~ this
neck nj w"ods,'' as their marble is purchased
al The Quarry At The lowest figures.
Then come. all who wish to show propcr
respect for your departed friends, and purch So
Monument or Tombstone at the place where il
can be had at living price.
geA-Shop in Court House Square
Lazler's Building, next door to tho
Court House. fl a
a-gr, J. w. MADEIRA 4 Co.
December l6, 1858. 3mo.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11

ChaPped Hands. A good recipe is
almond oil or sweet oil, 3 ounces, sper-
maccti, 4 ounces, pulvcrized camphor,
l ounce ; dissolve in an earthen vessel
oy the aid of heat, and stir while it is
cooling. Apply night and morning.
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NEW GOODS. r'f
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED.
... Quick Sales Small Profits

p .. Qaick Sales Small Profits
WHOLESALE md RETAIL
j. J.HUTCHlSON, at SMiTHTOWN, has lust
received an unusually large aud complete as
sortmeni Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In the selection ofw which great care has been
exercised, and which Tor variety and cheapness
cannot be excclled in this part of the country.
Ladies Dress Goods. in great variety. Al
Wool Delaines Coburgs; Madanna Cloths;
Mcrinos, &c. - -..t#L
Shawis, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins, Cloths Cas-
simores, Saitinets, Sc, Hardware, Queens
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and first rate
assortment Of Groceries. ..".
Having purchased these Goods at the head
Of tho market for cash, and intending to sell for
Casa or Trade only, will sell as cheap as any
store in Western Virginia.
J.HuTeHISoN.
Oct. 90. ls5s-I76.-fmo. '''N'
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A PROPORTIONAL undersien.
"A ed would submit the following proposition
to those parties who have been for a long time
indebted TO them, viz; ..I.a. ~
Do you not think il reasonable that unless
that Indebtedness is discharged at a very early
day, your notes and accounts will be put in the
hands of those authorized 10 collect by law. .
Dec 3--tG GEO. NJ. HAGANS e. co.