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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
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MlSCELLAN EOtS.
tbs DISTANCE OF TIE syN INCREASING


\ German publication has given the calcutta
tons to prove that he distance between the
Garth ard the ,Ga Is annually Increasing. and
attributes 20 III, fact the increasing humidity
of our summers. ard TIE loss Of fertility in
the .o u t!.c forme;ly' lno>t favored re- oH$ a
the earth. rlc vegetable and anmt! remains
found even IN the recent strata within the
Arctic circle. show degree Of heat formerly
prevailed there which clutl'cl that of the
equatorial regions al the present time, ard al
though MANY Ingenious theories have been
started 10 account for this desOlation u once
sunny region, mons seems 50 rational u the
very obvious one Of gradual withdrawal OF
the great source o! iisi.t and heat. E-yp;ianS,
Chinese aud o;hor na.l0,!S. have traditions tia.
al very carly period ol the.r history the ap-
parcnt d!a:netc: Of the san va, louue what It
now is, AID accordin. 10 tie tables cl the Ger
,nan savant, in the course OF 5000 years more
the disc of that luruinary will have diminished
so tina, We shall receive but oae-eighth part OF
the so!ar influence which we at present enjoy,
the whole earth beiag covered with eternal
ice
I. is now a,..alt,ed is the most orthodox
school OF scieace that the earth and other
planet. were thrown on from the SUM- 80 that
our globe has cn::e>sejly travelled already one
hundred millions oi miles from its birth place,
ard no absurdity exists in tine superstition that.
j: mas rot vet ceased needing. though III con
SANITY diminishing rate. which may o. may
not reach the q point before IL arrives 1t Such
Il distance rs 10 BE- un;ahabitahlc. when follow
Ing tic analogy oi all other known per,Cr5a-
lons ard ecceutrci;iCs among the different
bodies 0f ho adverse. il will undoubtedly re-
trace it, steps. toa point much nearer than any
it has occupied during the historic period ard
50 move back anil forth like Il mighty pendu-
lutn. forever, measuring of perhaps thousands
O. ages at each beat. Or pcrchn'cc having
run ITS course it will fall bac!, into the Sun-iS
nan. who springs from the dust, returns to
dust again-to be again evolved in The ioria OF
ncbuI0us matter. and again condensed into :!
haoi,a5!e globe Ner5urWA Acrr|.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. Louis, Sept. THE overland mail from
California, with dates to the 10Th August, ar.
rived here to-day. Na!'ccito in Calnvcras coua.
ty, was burnt on the l3;h August.
\ grand Atlantic aud Pacific Railway Con-
vcntion was to be held at San Francisco y, ,hn
20.h September. All the Pacific States md
Territories are TO be represented.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
POLITICAL MOVEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA. September IA number OF
prominent citizens have addressed Ex-senator
Cooper, requcs,ingan expression OF his opinion
and '.ew> IN relation 10 the eypedicncy exist
!ne Tor reduction OF the rates Of postage and an
increase Of duties as issues in the approaching
national clcc.io,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
FROM KANSAS

LgAvkSwoRrI, Sept. 6.-The municipal cleo
ton passed of quiet. Dcnman, Democrat, is
elected by reduced majority. The R,pnh'i-
cans are believed TO have n small majority in
the councils and other Offices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
Tnr CoylSnrox Axp Onlo RAlll.
ter 10 The Petersburg Ey.rc-, ,li-ic' rr'.a'
Prise ., follow:

ter u The Petersburg Ey.re-, ,ii-tea rp'.a''''
Prise - follow:
WI: i i that Ne ind Do, INTEL. :e:.: nea-'
"di.or. ho i reaiyio watch ;fc !nter,-' 81 -
%; T-l'iia. aEd in'.-;i cn,c the Gains u ~.
ion ~. n.,.p R:.iis aG, Wl..cd, u pros.cG'e:.
"yiiaD.y bring u 70 Iepr..atlyn: tn n. ~
-; rp.a, thcm-el,o-. are II t21b. ..a"u' ~ ASS.
Success. When LAY -,c.,s.. u, rct mesa 30
tic completion II the work. :'r .Lcrr -, :eA J.
~ here who cXn,"t to live 20 scr thai. 'He.
II Mi! mo;. il c6mp.e'cd. ciec. the ie-i-'.' o..
who nrr but I, warlcr. advocate. iri 81.
friend, admitted 10 ne. That lc jill hot ae"'
ia TIE u.,, .ml! c9utgry tic recc.i;- o.: .l'
would pay u.ni n-c I:s Own iangnHce '}F -
h,ica,iDy OIL necessary To- keep The EIac.!iief. D
der AMI ii lid not believe tic sat w2u.d p
TO fsrnsh money 70 pay it.. running 'SHe'.,'.'
il is bui!t. would Dcecr raise my pea again d..
Is friend. wor!d place il tas The: claim 10: -
ri9ritvl before car Legislature ~ IL n'eF.i', 49,
couple i with every o;hcr petty scheme, q =,
imagination 0: the :.:eua- 0: - !aa1 taH!-A'
TEN can suggest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
MoyExENrs OF SENATOR pouaL.s

CoLcMBrS, o., Sept. senator Douglas ar.
rived here this morning He MAS received by
the military and large crowd of citizens, and
escorted TO his hotel. lie will speak at
O'Clock this afternoon.
CISciSSA7l, Sept "A committee of 500
has been appointed by the Democratic Exccu-
tive Committee to receive Senator Douglas on
his arrival in this city. Extraordinary prepa-
rations are making 10 give him an enthusiastic
reception
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09

VIRGINIA GoLD.-Gold has been found on
the land of Mr. Lebbeus Ewcll, near Brents-
VILE, in Prince William county. DR.. Craig, of
the Smithsonian Institute, pronounces it pro-
ductiys. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09

BrcxwHEAr.-It is said that the buckWl.
crop is larger ,hI. year IN n.s ofs ' No si
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
.$.ELE or
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of d-rrre of the circuit
Court ol M"n"rgalra County. rendered at
the Spring Term 1888 III The ease oi Edith
D"ucrr. ADMINISTRATIVE VIII he VIII snmrA-
ed Of Charles S. Dancer, d-rL, against Sim.
con f.. Dancer & orhr,> shall, as Commits.
s'nntr appointed for 'hr purpose. proceed 10
Sc al pHhIic a""l o.. ~ nj OF the C"uli-
luusr III M"rgartuwn on the
4M Wonday # October, 1858.
(bing c"nri.daNf IL ,hc highest bidder.
on credit of 6 IL aud 10 mon: hs. n. tract
a! Land in III. B;l aud pru.,rdrgs it, sc,d
rdtsr d".cribei beng Il r,'r'am, tract con.
iainr 6 about i'mrirrn "crrs (m ne ar lrSsl
adj"In Iand- of l,.hn Ramsey, AMI 9th, s
sa' rOuut,, nov in The u ,s-,.s.iru ui lie.
II Ramsey and ;hS saw irart was cnnvr,
c,i l." Charles s Dancer deed nv Jesse Dan.
Ger. decd. TIL. ~ rclIasrr Will Dr. r.uuirrd
1" 9ive bond, barring nlrrss, from. c,,r
with n"d ,rrnrny Tor the pnuiasr money.
and lien VIII ais" hr retained Tor Tie same
on the sand tract Of lind
r. l.. BERKSHIRE.
Sept. 2ls', lS5S-l70 Cummr,.inuer.
vs. The above Sale is adjourned
till tho 4th Monday of NOVEM Der
Court. II. L. Berkshire, Cdnm.
pla~ The above sale is further post
poned ill the 4.h Monday of DECEM.
BIER Court.
II. l.. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
The above sale is further postponed
ill the fourth Monday of JANUARY
Court. H. l.. BERKSHIRE, C6mm.
ne" The above Sale is further
postponed ill FEBRUARY Court
it being The 4th Monday.
H. II Il. Berkshire, CDmm.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
r. HORSES versus OXEN.

Which is the most profitable team
tor the farmer horses or oxen? Tn,
question has been variously debated.
but we have seen no better statement
OF both sides Of the case than that given
by Thayer, in his Principles of Asr;.
culture. He Gin substancc) says: ~
Horses are capable Of ~, kinds of
Farm Labor; they adapt ,hemssles to
every road and degree Of temperature.
When horses are kept, there is no oc
casion to select their particular kind of
labor; they maybe employed in any
work, and be attached to any vehicle
or Implement of the farm. ....
m Horses perform nll kinds Of work OK.
pedltiously as well as continuously,
thus keeping those who labor with them
more fully employed than in the case
Of working with oxen. . ~.
Horses, though less steady at heavy
drauglt than oxen, have the advantage
of spirited. rapid motion. enabling them
to overcome all obstacles Of short dura.
'lon, and such us would frequently stop
oxen.
Oxen, on tho contrary, can perform
many kinds Of farm labor equally ~
we'll rs the horse, anil when well fed
are capable of enduring nearly as much
fatigue. Many persons consider them
better than horses for ploughing.
Oxen are kept much less expcnsivcly
~ n
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Remember the Dead!
y. W.. MADEIRA & Co,

Dealers in MARBLE MONUMENTS, On.
ELIsKs, ToMBsToNgs, Re, &c.
Take great pleasure in again Informing the pub.
lie, that they arc better prepared than ever to
furnish all kinds and styles of MONUMENTS,
roMBSroNES, &C., at the earliest notice and
on the most reasonable terms
that they can be bought in Western Virginia, -
'hcy warrant all the work that leaves their Shop
to be whatit is represented. They arc prepa red
to furnish work lower than can be had in this
nccks"f woods" as their marble is purchased
az the Quarry at The lowest figures. "
';hen come, all who wish to show proper
respect ror your departed friends, and purchase
Monument or Tombstone AT the place where it
can be had at arlmng price. '..l IT,. IS
BA- Shop in Court House, Square
Laz'er $ Building, next door to the
Court House. a~g.,.
;. j. w. NADER 4 4 Co. e.
.pecember 10, 1888. sol. il .3S3mo. 0,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL. PALiCE
BcN!r0ycd Gy EiIe!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION Is NOW AT TIE
.".. "BlG WINDOW ~


70 CALLENDINE < NYE are now cxhib-
ting their New and Fresh Stock Of Fa,l aud
Nini"r G"o's the spl"nh"r of which is unsur-
passed by the annals of the Mercantile trade of
Metsani"wn. Their stock consists, in part, OF
LADIES Dress GOODS. in every VA,
riety ~ style, fashion, quality, beauty 4 cheap
ness, To which We Invite special attention.
Shawls for G"nilemrn II large assortment
i"r Ladies' Chinellc head dresses Nubius; Cot,
lars; Emhroidcrics; Dress Trimmings; frnces;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlcts, SHIRT Cellars, Shir,
Fronts, sc. ..- .a - - ... a... -
Gcnticmcn's Wear, OF all kinds, in the piece
an" ready made consisting nf Cloth, Cassimcre
Sai'nrts. k"utmcky Jeans. rweeds, &c.
1000 YARDS CAkpErING.-Thc largest as
s"rlmcnt at Competing ever brought To this tow ,
unusually cheap, bought at Auction. .....' -
SHOES aud BDOrS-A large assortment Of
the best city made Tor Ladies, Gents Youths
Misses aud Children. ..... ...
'BONNErS-Cuy madc-Vclvet, Crane, &C.
a general assortment; Rushcs, Flowers, &c,
Ladies' Dress Caps, Mohaii Caps, beautiful
and Cheap. ....".. .. E... ri
Wall Paper, Blind Paper, Stationary, &c. .
. GROCERIES = Teas. Cheapest
ever offered in this market; bought of the lar
gcst tea importing House IN the ,i,y. CoHce ,
Sugar, Rice, Fable Syrup, Spices, &c. 81. =
Qaecnsware. Hdrlworc, Glassware,
lVoo7ra Ware, BASKETS, de-. dc.
DfE-SrUFFS, oils, Pants, Turprn,inc, &C.,
III short, tn" assortment is large aud coInpIrtc,
aud the prices =" low, aud the terms so lLhcral
which ar. so liberal as follows ;Our terms are
Cash, or three months credit an bulls not paid At
the time the purchase is made. ...
We are thankful tn our old friends nd patrons
for Their liberal patronage and kindness Ia us
hrtet"i"re. We again invite their especial st.
tcu,ion, and the community gcuoraliy, 10 call
aud see US; We will take pleasure in showing
you our goods, and giving satisfaction general
~. ... CALLENDINE u NYE.
MorgaGtown, Oct. p, 1905 III.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

TEE YOUNG AMERICA

Clothing Store is all the rage,
II surpasscs Tar tho living age;
Being ono nj the largest III t..c state, ..-.
Aud selling goods at so low a rate,
That all who call can easy buy,
And il they don't can't tell why. r
Listen! aud prepare your mind,
While | call of The different Kinds: r.
. COATS OF all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Aud style Of breast or length OF waist;
or all material, fr"ck and Dress,
Aud fl You, too, without distress.
Pan rs comes next, which To 'numerate,
Womid talc a man with pen and a,Ate,
From morn til night with two minds,
TO cyphcr down thr u 'fiercn, kinds. ....
Enough t" say, will all supply,
With anything TO suit ;hcir eye;
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray,
am bound TO ''su'p' you any way.
YES rs, astonishing To rclae,
Hm ahead Of all the State;
Nelvcis, PLAN. piaId, stripped or blue.
Satns oi all Kinds, figured silks too;
Aud many m"re--it is not worth whIie
To half describe the monstrous pile. ....
SHIRTS of linen, AID Marscilles too,
- iiickoTies, Caiicoes, striped and blue.
B"soms, Collars. CrGvats and Caps new
Ilandkerchicfs, Gloves, Rubber sIIspenders
And the latest styl. Of good double cIdersi
BOYS CLOTHING, Coats, Ncsts and Pants,
cannot lit either srasshoppcrs or ants;
, But ANYTHING III hunian shape,
i warranta Fat up 10 TIC tape;
Aud i stick to my mnt:u al old, .....
That is--'snot to he undcisnd.D
So come along, bring friend aud pin,
But don't forget the ''Ready lin"
~ D. II. slime.
Morgantown, Oct. IL, ls5s.-i74
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA FOUN-
DRY AND CORN-CRACKERla.

I HAVE j"strnt up pair Of Corn crackers,
Il aud am NOW ready 10 crack your Cnrn. Come
on, friends and enemies, would l,ayc Won all TO
know that am ready now To crack y0ur grain
into cob.mesi, &C., in enc style, right along.
- Now lfyou vast 1t done up right,
And have but lille stole. i -
Just bring along some first rate grain,
..-.r Aud will take the tnlit .. ...
rH think not best ia setting IN,
.r-r The people much 10 Iatisr.
Then come along aud Try ,Cur tick
Come sec what is the matter.
Then ifyou don't say MI ia right,
..". And To your ncichhors brnp,
The next time yon may 90 OFF light,
..Et And also lose the bag '. ~
10 Then como right along to NIMON,s, at
Durhnnna Foundry, and get yonr grain done up
INTO Coveted 10 short order. We can SCH YOU
a Pump 1" furnish The wafer, md big kettle to
mix your feed IN. Can you do better any where
eisef March D, 1853.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PUILA

I 0ESl Il Benevolent Institution, established
lS]cS1} ny SPecidf cndouhloaf, for The relief
~ IN" sex ard diSfresScd, Afflicted W!lh VIZ u!sat
0"J EPidcn,ic Diseases. ..0
The Directors OF this we'll known Institution,
IN thcr annual report upon the treatment Of
ScAnal Diseases, for the year ending January 1,
1903, express the highest satisfaction will. the
success which has attended The labors Of the
Consulting surgeon, in the cure Of SpeTmatorr-
h0oa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorr-
hoea, elect, syphilis, the vice Of Onanism, or
ScIhabuSc, &c., aud order a continuance of the
same plan Tor the ensuing year. The Consulting
surgeon is authorized TO give Medical Advice
Gratis TO all who apply Ivy letter, with des.
cTlption nl their condition (ags, occupation,
habits OF life, &c. and in cases Of extreme pov-
city, ia FURNISH MEDICINE Free Of tndrge
some OF the new remedies and methods oil treat
mcnt, discovered during the last year, are of
great value.
AnadmirabIe Report on Spefmatorrboea, or
Seminal Wakness, the Wee Of Onanism Nastut
baton, or selEabnsc, aud othor diseases of tho
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
itc sent ny mail lin scaled letter enveloptl.
fre9 Charge, on receipt Of Two stamps for post,
age; Othcr reports and Trncts, on the nature
ahd treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are
constantly being published for grstuitous dstri-
ou,'"h, and viii bc gent To the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEossa
u. CALHOUN, Consnltlng Surgeon Howard Asso.
ciatiun, No. South Ninth Street, Philad'a., pa.
ny order of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARrWELL. PresiSent
GEO. FAiRcniLp, Secretary. Fob. 10, '5s.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
NEW FALL GOODS
Just Received at %.
ROGERS Sc E'OGHE,S
CASH AND READY PAY STORE. ia.
CANS MONONGALlA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT'AND HIGH a.
STREETS.

CORNER w ALNUI' AND HIGH o.
STREETS.
On announcing III" arrival u! our New
Large anil fashionable stock Of Fail and
Wmicr Gpad-, We rrIuin thanks /" The pub
he ior Ia" i'aIr"n"g~ so .ioerrlly hr.low-,!
upon as h"r"'o'"'r: AMI now invlc ,ou To
call aud exam n" "nr New Suck. ron pris,ng
ever, variety usually kr rl ~ Ills vu'ini'>:
embracing al the Nrvcs STYLES ni Prints
and GmahGms. Superb Drlar"S. b.an,iiu
Cashm-re-, inr C"hurgs brilliant Silks.
"l'tc'ln! SaiinS, modest D.b4yrs and to
which the attention Of Ihr mlrs ar. parlic-
uiarly invited as they will be sud v>ry low
for Ready pay. only. .........'..
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Shectinas. ShirIngs. T:ckiria,, Drillins-
NJ. we Invite The paIh cuinr attention nf
buyers to our >t"t X. as We are oiI,'iiug them
At much iednc-d p'Ires. Clio hS Cassimprrs
oi French. EuG!s h AMI American Ia. rir. Il
variety "i. coi"Is aud paIt"r,s all at ,u,h
r-duC"d rates. SaiiurtS. THcr,iS. ErsrIrp<
&c. NJ PRICES ih"t ranuo 'ail Ia phrase.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
a large Il varied asS"ItuI-'mr. w.lt mad
and oi rrC"nl purchase !; his line uut stock
Is un-"il asset. .r'rl.r in quali, p'rc- or du.
rahIliIN We have al>n.a large stock Of
youths. bn,s'. aud mrns
III rs IND CAPS, ...t
20 which ". invite ynir attri,ri"n, togelhel
with II well assorted -'"ck e
.. ROOT.S AND SHOES,
of IA" h'st quality, consisting Of Mrn's.
Ch'ld Ell and i.n'is' u"rr ..r. o."
GROCERIES,, HiRDiViRE SQUEEN.
WIRE
Whi' b We ar" enabled Ia nGcr 10 cur Gus.
tnn"rS nj u very smalI aivance 0n Cost rs
w. -,'ii oar 20 u unl, for Eas:i.
u would b. uSrles- Ter us 10 alt"mrt an
ru"n' ration al every article comprising car
lag" aud complete sock al seaSonatlo G"od-
We would th"rriOr slate. that being iull>
Impressed WIN The Iuuous polo, OF rlr
Credit :, sitm.' we have Determined 10
PAT down our ""od< 10 'h' lowest profit and
sell them l"r Realty Pdy o"iy icing satisfied
W. can So goni~ a, least twenty fv. pei
cent over IN tbs way. aud thus save our
own cr,di'. aud ben. & those Who want t.
hnv good G"ods cheap and pay for them
CASH DOWN. Yours =.
.H ROGERS & FOGLE.
Sept. 9th, 1S5S-l70-if. s."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
ea III &c e. H. EsV'G g,HE.

| Tor NG& ana Beat,
Has been before tho public for more than so
years, and is iesorvodly popular
| Extract Ola i.iter from nr. j.. Ps,tee date
RartHSr0o9, "a, Jpa. 81, 1855.
The Garglnr Cd is the only reliable En,br,,
cation IN existence. So say the PEopLE We
can 'ciI more OF lhan all the re vt put toae.E.r
can furnish you with i've fave hundred certif-
Gates, 1t y0n want. .- ,...e
From McSsrs. Hendricks & CO., Hnrrisonyilje Va
There vii probably he q great deal OF tho
GargiiGg on sold purc. All wnc. have tried il
are well pleased wi,h il. We believe i, to bo
tie best mejicne 10; horse ever made.
From Rove !; Jones, Bramdenburg, KY, Feb.
is, 1857. -
Your sallDblo GarglinS Oh gives general s,,.
isncl'on, aud rs champion Linibcut le. man
aud bcssi. w have never known i; ,o,fuil in
sins'e Instance Na
SERErrA, Miss, Feb, 10, 1857.
GENrs:--PieaS" send another supply OF your
Gargl'ng on, It has given general sa:isiactios
II has cured case ~ Rheumatism of len wears
standing and is great Tor bnrrs, III fact il ha,
neeh successful IN almost any case where 10 haa
haj far trial. D. .EnyrNSoN
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has sc. W. Merchant.
LockPon, n. - blown in each bottle, and al.
so has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials ori,s u,iiity.. All orders al
L"rkpor, y. &.
For safe 10y Druggists and Merchants genera
ally, through the United States, BRUSH Possess
slonS, ana other Countries. And by
s"-. ... Nv. FITCH & CilALFANT, 4
MorgautOwn, Va
And ny one or more SCENTS in every town n5
the vicinity. Wholesale al ull large commercial
'"""'' Sept: 3. ls5s; !
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Z. NNK FgEKg!

TIVE subscriber offers for sale ot rent on &c.
Il coinmodaiing terms. either his TANEiN
House and Siallpg lots; &C., together with q
conveniently STUlIE.KOOM and WAREHOUSE
adjoining, situated Immediately ~ The west end
Of tho Wro Suspension Bridge 1T Norganioui !,
w or the NEW BRICK MANSION MOUSE.
and shops, lot, &c" in West Notlabtown. Al
tho above named property is in good ttpair.
and can he had on easy terms by applying soon.
Jan. !. ls3~tf JESSE MERCER.
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'TsTE PssOPsis3gs STORE. I
iHA 900 CUSTOMERS -RAN1'
n osOOO ED itsi IJIE

d 100 kEsD r. sss1
rYNO buy the largcs, stock ofpRY GOODS ever
II offered in this market, Consisting in par, OF
FRENCH, MdRIN0S, COBURG CL0TH
Fancy Dciamts, An Poo Deioines. H..
2deco, Cashmere, ,Pfaids, ,Debage, SC. &c.
4 d. Also a large stock r.s-so 'HAfi,
CLOTHS c .iSSlMERES, VESIlNC;S,
.SA1INE1S, Kentucky leans. &C.. an're
Shawls Of all kinds, The cheapest in town. /,
Muslins, cheaper than the cheapest. a large
stock of YiNTER BrNNETS s. RIBBONS, vi
every style, aud very cheap. l-. =
gaer $3.50 a-SYOES- rs sssita, 4
Tho largest stock ever offered in this mark ct,
and everything else you ncei in the Dry Goods
Line. Also, large lot OF ceries, very chca p
Prime Coffee, at l2lS ceu,s, and other ,hinus in
proporuon,F Queensware, hardware, Glassware
Looking Glasses, Gum Shoes, f-7 3Fti ID p.
HATS, Caps, &c. at prices that defy
competition. ~"
Come one Come air!AWc sell for cash or
trade, andarc boundsto sell.'iiyon want to buy.
oLg9 tay CbddWick g. Nephew.
n B-A few fits,-rat..' Sausage Cutters.
Moreantown, Va, Nov, a, lS57-tf
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NEW GOODS.

MONEY SAVED IS mo NEY EARNED.
..,'' Q"ick Sdies Small Profits
''. WHO RESALE IND RET.1iL
~ J. J. HUrCHIS0N, at SMIrliIOWN, has ms,
received an ,nnusnaily large aud complete as
sortmcn, ofI'ALL AND WINTER GOODS
in the selection az winch great care has he.n
exercised, aud which inr variety aud Chca pness
cannot be excclled IN this part of the country.
Ldd'es Dress Goods IN great rnrieiy An
81. Wool Dclaines Coburgs; Madauna Cloths;
b. Merinos, &C. .~#r .n aliE. .tEa0H
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins, Clorhs Cas-
simercs, Sattincts, &c, Hardware, Queens
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes und first rate
assortment of Groceries.
Having purchased these Goods at the head
of the market FOR cash, and intending to sell for
Cash or Trade only. will sell as cheap as any
store in Western Virginia
~. HUTCHINSON.
Oct. %. 1888 I75-Eno .-.. I'algT T.
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PremiumSto Agents Getting Subscribers

ffeDlluilS 10 AHcnIS uPlilIlg SuDSCfiDcIS'
Those getting ug y club re Eve Subscribers,
al a2 each, and tciuiitig $40 viii be entitled TO
a gold pen aud silver holdcr,Y worth So; and
each subscriber VIII receive sny ono OF the a.
boyo articles he may select.
Th"so romitiing $40 for 10 Subscribers will
be entitled Ia goidpencii, With poB worth 81.
Those getting 40 a club or I . Subscribers, and
renting $50, will be emitted TO silver ~atcl,
or gold yest chain worth $40.
Those fcrhiuing $40, for 30 Subscribers, will
be entitled to silver hunting case watch, or a
gold chain worth Stb. '''
Those rsmiGne $50, for 30 subscribers, will
80 Quilted 10 gold chain, or SILVER limiting
ca-rd watch worth s22.
rhnsc tcnitting $50, for 40 Subscribers, will
bo chti'Iod 10 lady's gold watch worth. $50.
Those reinittng 500 for 30 subscribers, will
De eniitiled 10 q gold watch worth $40.fs ~
All communications shonld be addressed to
~. ~. DEAN, PG.lisber,
ErH sSb Broadway, New York.
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A Large Supply af Ieweiry.

{ tonsis,ing, or Ladies' and Gents Brcns, Pins
~ shirt studs, Sleeve Buttons, LocNrts,
Kings, Gold pens, Ear Rings, Spectacles, and u
variety OF articles too tedious to mention, Just
received and for sale cheap. at the Book, Drug
and Variety store, Of FlrCI & SCOrr. .
-, Commercial Buildings Morgagtown, Va.
Jan. l-lS3-lf r..#. ...| IAN" =. r. ..'
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4 LAHGE lot of pittsborsh. Baptist and Pros
~ bytorian Al,nanaes, All Pocket Diaps Gp
sale by FITCH 4 SCOTT
Jsa. I-.-lS3.