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New Wholesale
Drn GooOs 6oase
In PITTSBURGH.


W. Hampton. John Wilson. s, Campbell.
Hampton, Wilson & Go.
No. 45. Wood Street, opposite 81. Charles
Hotel, are now receiving direct from maaulac.
Iurers in This country and in Europe. their first
stock Of dry goods, comprising lhe most com.
pleIe assortment ever offered ia Pittsburgh 10
the inspection Of tho retail trade. A member
OF The firm, of many years experience in that
department, will devote his attention almost ex.
clusiveIy to the purchases, by which means our
stock will be- kept fall ald our assortment com.
plete throughout Ihe season.
The auendon of cash and promp. buyers is
respectfully solicited.
Pittsburgh, Aug 27, SO.
Paper aAaMgiDgS Depot,
No IA Couraandt Street, NeW York,
OPPOSITE Tue MERCHANTS HOTEL.
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2OOO Chickens q TmrA cys

WANTED, for which will paw the HIGHEST mar.
" ket price in CASH if delivered at my house in
CarroIlton. next door below the Picayune Office.
Bring them right along. s. 6. MCKEE.
Aug a. '01
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$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concernes lhe health and happiness
Of people is at all times OF the most valuable i'm
portance. ! take il for granted that every per.
con will do all in their power, to save the lives
Of their children, and that every perton will en-
deavoT to promote their own health at all sacri.
6ces. | feel it TO be my duty to solemny assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion Of
the moet celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes Of large majority OF diseases to which
children and adults are liable ii you have an ap-
petite continually changeabe from one kind OF
food to another, bad Breath, Pain in the Stomach
Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Funess of
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse Trregu-
lar-remtmier that oil these denote WORMS,
and you should at once apply the remedy
HoBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP
An article founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely Vegetable substances,
heing perfectly safe when taken, and can he CIV.
en- to the most tender Infant with decided hpnef.
cIal effect where Bot0ei Complaints aud Diar.
rhGa have made them weak aud debllilatad the
tonic properties OF my Worm Syrup are such, that
it stands without an equal in the catalogue o.
medicines, IN giving tone and strength 10 the
Stomach, which makes ii an lnalble remedy Tor
thnse afflicted with Dyspep,ia, the astonishing
cures performed by this Syrup after Physicians
have failed, is the hest evi ence OF its superior
efficacy over all others
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A het OF pocket Surgical Instruments, In case
covered with red morocco. liberal reward viii,
be given to any one returning the same
Aug. 40, ,62 JNO. s. HUNTER
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NOTICE.

On the eighth day of May, in the year 1859 she
Probate court of Carroll county declared the estate
OF John T. Wentz. deceased, to be probably insol-
vent. reditors are therefore required to present
theiF claims against the estate to the undersigned
Tor allowance within six months from the time
ABOVE mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment.
JOHN B. MOODY, Adm'r
wnh The will annexed OF John Wentz, decd.
+ May IL. i85Q.--Pr fee 500.
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HUSSEY q SINCLAIR,

CAST ADvA c~s MAZE on coNsIGNAENTs.
01- Agtnts Tor all Steam Boats an Propelers
IN the Lake Superior Line.
[Wm. A. Otis Il Co, Cleveland.
R'ter to Niles L. Wheeler, Buffalo.
Ef. M. Howe, CASHIER, Pittsburgh.
Feh. 6 1859 n
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Malice

is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator oil the estate of Jacoob
MuckIey, late of Carroll county, deceased
Those indebted will make immediate payment. and
these haFfng claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within one ypar from
this date, JOSEPH RANNE.
October %, 1882
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NOIlca

Is hereby given tina, the undersigned Lsse been
appointed ahd qualified as Administrators Of the
estate of J. G. Kennedy, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one wear
from this date.
SAMUEL STERLING.
JOHN Il. TRlPP,
July 0. 1859. Adminis,y,,o,.
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20 FEMALES.

You will find these pills an invaluable medicine
In many complaints to which you are subject In
distinctions either total partial, they have been
found Of nesimable benefit, restoring their func.
tional arrangements to a healthy action, purifying
the blood and other fluids SO ehectualIy TO pul to
flight oil complaints which may arise from emule
irregularities, as headache, giddiness, dimEess of
sight, pain In the side, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N Hobensack,
oil others being base imitation.
or Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers desirous of becoming Agents must adj.
dress the Proprietor, J. N. Hobensuck, Philadel.
phia, Pa.
AGENTS,
CA. BoegeI. CarroIon; VIM. Waters, liar.
lem; Vim. GURUS, PerrysvllIe J. HiIbprn g.
Co.. kllgore; s. A. Highland, New Harris
buEghi Geo. ArbUckle, Malvern Hlull Il Buss.
Oneida; 9. & g. ManfulI, Augusta DR.. Jas
Coiier Nee Hagsrs.own; Amos Carr, Lees
burgh; ]. Millisack, do, ]. Newell, Leydell
vile ]. Welletl, Palermo.
Wholesale Agents James Baker, Wheeling !;
Heyssg T. Mcdowell, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Reck.
eas. Cincinuaui.
SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colors, Jen.
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment Of all
kinds of the very best make, on hend and for
sale. ciIesp, by CUMMINGS s. BRACKIN.
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LAW NOTICE,

A. L. Ready, Attorney and Counsellor al
LaW and Solicitor in Chancery. will practice
in Tuscarawas and The adjoining counties. Al
business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Phil adelphia, Ohio
April 5. 1850.
E. R. EcKLEY. J. N. DAVIS
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LAW NOTICE.
TOHN m. TRIPq

ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLqw AMI 8 lis
citor in Chancery. Office in frame buildings op
posite "Court house . up stairs, over the st.Ta Of
Cameron and Kennedy"
Carrolton, o. March 49, 1850.
G. IGSSEY, G. SINCLAIR
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NOTICE OF AN ATTACHMENT.

At my instance an attachment was this day is.
sued by Esqr, Keith, Justice of the Peace in ami
for East township, Carroll county, against the prop
erty andeffacts ofRobert McIntre, an abscondd.
ing debtor. J. B. SMITH.
Dated this 18th dav of March 1852
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pARENEss&HAFs.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings & Brackin, and
we invite all the customers of the "old corneE,"
and the public generally, to call and see US,
March Is, 1859. ]. p Gu INNINGS,
|. II. BRACKIN.
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ECkLEY &nAYIS.

Attorneys and COHnsellOrs at Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practi e
at their profession in Carroll and the adlninin,
counties. All business entrusted to them Rillre
eive prompt attention. Office in the frar.s buiIe
ing, opposite the west door of the court house
m,r o. '4o
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Fer sale.

The Prt91 -Hauss, Of Ca ro.l.3a, i hereby or
efei iof sals Oh reasonable terms. good lisls
vii be gwen.
For further parlieul RS en0uire of
LOUIS SCHAEFER.
Jaly l. SO 1T CaUton. Ohio
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Business Gor0s,
| AW MOTTO E.

| A W NUTIC E.
JOHN n. BARNHILL. Attorney and COra
selIor al Lap aad Solicitor in ChGncery. viii
attend TO all business entrusted TO his care in
the counties of Tuscarawas, Carroll. Harrison
Coshoc,on, Holmes. Stark, or elsewhere. or.
fee in Uhrichsvile, Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
July ls, 1850.
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GLAD TO CIRCULATE

Rmthousy. Put pp 80 bottles, al; ts or, de- ht C
each the larger hong6 more than small bottles. sOk et
aud upOn. Ever bottle VRughn Vegetable
lhong. Mxure blown upon the glass the lvtsn
Of g. Q. Vaughn the directions, aud G. q. Vaughn, haf
ao stamped On ts cork None other genuine PsgssA
Bufao ut Wholesale and RETAIL No attention given
unless paid paid ete verbal Communications solicit
ng advice promptly attended TO, gTatis
Wholesale Agents, oeott McRss,On Robins No. ~ Nisd.u
Lane New York City Mn r. Kider Co, BO.ton g. Rur.
sail Co. Cincinnati Owen Co, ne!rOti Sears Bay Chi.
Sims Hamilton q. W and U snle by all DFus
gists the United Canus and al reta bT
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CANCERS, FEVER SORES, sCR0FULA

nHd dive snc diseases FROM the system. Ses pamphlet os ls.
nouY all diseases whch the limits OF adv sisspsat will
permit 10 he nauet here Agents give them sT oeatsa
y paKes uf certificates Of high character, strOagef
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0l msdne, appenred II Of Tie pesuhAf
this article that tails benefit H and
aud muscle et build lei the eaauaea AAd aas
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Obituary..
COMMUNICATED.

DEPARTED this life, at The RESIDENCE o.
her s5n.m.law, Mr.. Eliza c. :tlhIer, SeF''
ols,, 1852, MIS- MARY MrLuRE, IN Tie
18th year Of her aye
The write. knew her we'll for more Than
30 years aud convcrscd with her frequently
sbout the past, the Hr'sc:'ta and the future.
She Informed him size commenced praying
in early life and lived 10 the end oil her
earthly pilgrimage with u wise reference
TO eternity. For the last ten years or
more her bodily suffering were more than
falls to the 10, b! many; during this peri.
o,l she was nearly blind. Tie last yeartf
her life wOs one Of great suffer- 6, but she
bore ali with wonderful Christian fori'N!s
and pu,ieace,-never complaining. She
cniYol much Of the comforts Of religion.
She often said she felt as if she was in
heaven. Though q; times she was tempt.
cd, towards the las, she sad she had but
little ,ronhle,-,hat through Christ she al.
WAYS 70! the victory. A few hours before
her death she spoke oil, aload and sa'd,-,
i" Come, swee: Jesus, and take me home.
The prayer, no doubt, was answered, nor
in very short time she departed in peace
She was member Of the Presbyterian
Church. At her request her remains
were taken 10 The church and lnheml
sermon preached BY her pastnr' Eev. Jas
Davis, from tho Goth Psalm, 81 rctsss
W. L%.|
% Wheeling papers please copy.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
I.amentab!e DeluSiOn.

A melancholy evidence of hallucina-
ton, caused by the spiritual rapping ab.
surdi.ies, is exhibited in a long state
men,, prepared Tor the press by Judge
Edmonds, of New York, who has long
occupied a prominent position in the
political affairs of that State, having
been State Senator, Judge Of nearly or
quite all the courts Of the State from
the lowest TO the highest-and who is
now a Judge of the court or appeals
the highest court Of judica'ure in The
State. The Philadelphia Ledger says:
at seems that the Judges mind has
been exercised of late upon spiritual
Ism, and by dwelling upon the subject
he found himself become impressed as
a medium. In this condition he has
had interviewswilh the ghosts Of Frank
lin, William Penn, Sir Isaac Newton
and Swedenborg. What is very curl
Gus, Sir Isaac was still engaged in con-
sidering the Laws Of gravi'ation, and
DR.. franklin was explaining Spiritual
manifestations by the "0dic Force"
They were all brigh, and shining spir-
it's"
After all this, the poor deluded mcdi.
um had glance among the wicked splr-
its. where he saw them undergoing
punishments, by truitles efforts TO graft
fy the passions they had been most
swayed by while on earth. We can
imagine no more melancholy spectacle,
than once powerful mind driven 10
verge of insanity by such miserable
imposlnre. Are not those who follow
as pro6tlble calling this business Of
deluding individuals. with spiritual rap
pings, knockings, visions from the other
world, and similar fraudulent exh'bl-
lions, indictable Tor obtaining money
under false prctenses!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
New Mail Arrangement.

The Fairmont Republican ofSept.
25 says-"We are gratificd to an
nounce to our readers that instruc-
tions have been issued from the Post
Office department, extending tho mail
route by railroad from Fettermau to
this place. By this arrangement the
Eastern mail will be delivered here
in II hours from Baltimore, instead
of two days as heretofore, and there
will be corresponding facility afford.
cd to our mails going East. This ar
rangement is to go into effect on the
first of October.
We also learn that it is the inten.
ton to discontinue the daily mail from
Clarksburg to this .placc-supplying
Boothsville with special mail from
Fairmont-and that the mail for Nor
gantown, Uniontown, &c. will be con
vcyed by railroad to this point"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02

hostility TO all the prominent measures
which tend 10 western prosperity-oi
which, internal Improvements and do
nestle industry are the most ispor-
,an,.
AS a Western man, therefore, and as
an original Jackson Democrat, as
friend to internal Improvements, and to
the protection and encouragement Of
American industry, canno, and will
not support such man as Franklin
Pierce for the Presidency. And as
there is now but two prominent Candl-
dates before the American people, name
": Gen. Scott AMI Gen. Pierce, ONE
Of whom will necessarily be elected the
next President, shall most eherrlnily
and freely give my vote and lntlnrnc"
10 Gen. Scott. ! believe him by lar tn"
hest Democrat Of the two, and one whom
every friend of the West particularly,
and 10 internal improvements, and TO
protection and plomotion of American
Industry ough, to prefer and to cordial
" support.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
COMMUNICATED.

DIED,-at his residence in Nicholson
Township, Fayetlc County. Pa. on lhe
22d Sept, Major HENRY BOWEL, III the
77'h year Of his ase.
The deceased was one among the old
est inhabitants Of the Township in which
he lived. Having becn blessed Of Divine
Providence in the acquisition Of wealth,
he was able to leave large fortune ior
the benefit Of his relatives, and also 10 the
"Aiount Moriqh Baptist Church," Of which
he was member Tor near IS years, he LETT
the sum of two hundred dollars. Would
10 God that more OF our wealthy members
could find i, in their hearts 10 remember
the cause Of Christ in their dying moments
and after leaving their property 10 be
divided among their relatives, their neaF.
es, friend, the Saviour Of sinners should
not DO forgotten. l.. 5.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Dr., Cars Family Medicine Chests.

! DR.. WATSON CARR, of this place,
has prepared and is now offering for
sale, Il lot of Medicine Chests for the
use Of Families, which are calculated
to be of essential service, especially
in ncighborhoods where a physician
is not always at hand.
These Chests contain from 50 to DO
standard medicines and approved re-
NEEDLES, sufficient in quantity and va
riety to treat all the diseases Of this
or any other section of our country
and each Chest is accompanied with a
Book, in which is full and familiar
description of the remedies contained
in the Chest, together with their ap.
plicalion to the various diseases Of our
climate; and a number Of valuable
Recipes in tho various departments Of
cookery, especially in preparation of
Dict for the Sick, also for Coloring,
Preserving, &c. &c.
The use Of this Chest, with the ac-
companyiug Directions, by careful
and attentive hand, would supercedc
the necessity Of calling in physician
in ninc.tenths Of the ordinary cases
of disease in families, and thus save a
serious bill every year; while the sa-
tisfac!ion of having approved and re-
liable remedies on hand at all times,
would quiet the mind and rob disease
Eof more than half its terrors.
The, Remedies are put up with care
and skill, in an elegant Chest, cured
with lock and key. There is "a place
for every thing, and every thing in its
place" dcslderatum 10 every care
fnl housckeeper.
Were we living two or three miles
or u greater distance from town, we
would not be without this f" Family
Medicine Chest" or something like it,
for three times its cost, which is small
in proportion to its intrinsic value.
Ia Families removing to a dis
tance, and especially to new settle
| ment in the. far West, cannot be fully
equipped for their pilgrimage without
a Medicine Chest.
We presume an Agent will be out
with these chests for sale in short
time.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
SHAVING ON TIE OUTSIDE.

One of our ministers, while travel
ling, arrived at CO., and enquircd
for barber whose services lie need.
ed. Hc was directed to bar-room,
where the knight of the razor was &C.
customed to operate, and was scarce
" seated before young gentleman Of
the place politely rendered him a glass
efbrandy. EXCUSE me, Sir, if you
please; | step, in hero to get shared
on tic outside, myself" The young
gentleman blushed, and vamosud!
Mess. and Recorder.
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A Distinguished StaightOut.

The Cleveland Herald publishes at
length letter from Robert Lucas, tor
merIy Governor Of Ohio, in which he
defines his position and announces his
purpose 10 vote for General Scott.
The reasons which influence this dis
tingdished Democratic 10 abandon bis
party and support General Scott, have
force and fitness for this meridian,
which induce US TO lay them before our
readers as a safe rule Of action for Penn
sylvania Democrats
We copy the greater part Of General
Lucas's letter with the Introductory re-
marks of the Cleveland Herald and
crave the attention Of Democrats 10 pat
rio,ic counsel Of this notable straight
out.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Agreeable Surprise.

The Sacramento News mentions an
affecting incident which occurred in
that city notlong since, A gentleman
passing along the street, was accosted
by stranger who presented him with
a small package, within which he found
daguerreotype opening with a spring
and exposing 10 his astonishpd vision
perfect likeness Of his Two young dangh-
iers, whom he had left more than a
wear before at The East. At the top of
The picture was the inscription "Here
We arc, Pa."-Thc delighted father was,
as might be expected, completely over.
Gene.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02

John Sexsmith loaned to Missouri
Conference.
FLA. Davis loaned to Muskingum
Conference.
Buffalo Mission, John Hull.
r. Fl. Ball, President Madison Col.
legc.
G. B. McElroy, Principal Prepare.
tory Department Madison College.
J. Rutledge, Agent Foreign Mis-
sionary Society.
D. Gibbons, Conference Missionary.
Asa Shinn, Snperannuatcd.
Eli Martin received certificate Of
standing.
Tho above list is made up in part
from memory; but is believed to be
substantially correct. The Editor Of
the Pruntytown Standard will please
publish it, and oblige c. WIN.
The following resolutions, we learn,
passed the Conference unanimously,
on its adjournment:
Rcsolred, That we, the members of
the Pittsburg Annual Conference Of
tho NJ. P. Church, present our sincere
acknowledgements to the inhabitants
of Pruntytown, for their unaffected
and generous hospitality we have re.
ceived at their hands during the Pc
Rod Of our sojoun among them.
Rrmlccd, That we shall cherish n
lively recollection of the pleasure de-
rived from our delightful intercourse
and association with them, and often
recur to it as one Of the most agreea,
bio events in the history Of our past
experience.
Rcsolroa, That the thanks Of the
Conference he given to tho Baptist
and Episcopal Methodist brethren for
the unsolicited tender Of the use Of
their respective houses of worship.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
Photographed for the pi,,sburg Dispatch.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Death of the Duke Of Wellington,


NEW York, Sept. "a.
The steamer Canada arrived to-day
at one o'clock, Z. NJ, from Liverpool,
whence she sailed at II o'clock, a. Nj,
on the lst
She brings 1870 passengers.
The Atlantic arrived n, Liverpool
an the 18Th,
ENGLAND.
The Duke of Wellington expired
on the lith of an apoplcctic fit.
The Marquis Duoro, now Duke of
ur,,,l;,n,o,, l,,s ,rr;rol f,om Os,eud
rho T.o,ao, M,,,;,r uor,,,l ;s M.
,lor;zcd to announce f1r the iniormn-
ton Of the public, tile annexation of
the wbol, # the Peruvian Islands in
clu1;nu I,nl,os 10 tho main land.
T,a ,o,.,.,,,n ~, ,r p.r, h,s nor
n' soSc' n. .n u ' a.. "' s :,
, ,n"''e hn; ,,,sse,s m,jsr con,rnr, with
,ho Peruvian Government will be al.
lnwcl 10 ,ona ouano,
Al ,.o..,,,s .n.hor;rn :, tho rood.
:, ads mI " ' ,ho island viii he conlisca.
,cJ oud If runno be on board, the
CAPTAIN and crew will be proceeded
against for robbery.
rp,Nrr
Lou;s N,nolcon has commenced
hi, ;ourncv.
:.
A petition was circulating a1" 4, H., H. lars sn'l
among me poorer I;"sses' ~ a." '5e ,,,
a!e' 'of '''e '''Us'''''''"''"' VI "' VII
pre- ,
In reply to an address IN favor OF
an Imperial regime, the President has
made tho significant reply that when
the general interest is at stake, he
will try to anticipate public opinion,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Distressing Casualty.

We regret to learn that, on Sunday
evening last, Sept. goth, MARY ELL,
zAnErn, an interesting daughter OF
Mr.. John Asbury, Of Pruntytown, Va.
aged about 10 years, lost her life sud
denly and in very strange manner
While in the Court. House, with two
young companions, sho attempted tc
take down something from the man
tel.piecc; which, not being fastened
to the wall as it should have been, fell
upon the child and killed her instant
w.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
For tile Mirror.
Mr.. EDITOR /:


We would like to know
why We cannot have representative
in Congress from Old Monongalia.-
Is it because we do not need onc,-or
is it because we have no men that are
able to fill that important Office! We
think that it is neither. We think that
we need much done for this county
and for this district. We also think
that We have some of the right kind
Of men in this county: men who have
the right kind Of talents men who
have tho right kind of morals, and
men who have the interest Of the
county and the district at heart SO
much that should we elect one oftEem,
things would be done up just right.
We will give tho name of one gentle
man that VIC esteem very highly, ana
one that is well able to fill that Office
honorably. Hc is a friend to the poor
as well as the rich. His name is
WArrMAN Il. WILEY.
The time has cowe at last, that a
majority of the people will vote for
the right kind of men, whether they
are Wings or Democrats. We think
that Mr.. Wiley can get more votes
than any other man in the District.
MANY VOTERS.
September 2s, 1859.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02

@ The Chestnut rop, out on the
mountains, and indeed every where
else where the chestnut tree has OBJ
tained a footing, is said to be unusual
ly abundant; and the recent frosts are
beginning to developc this source of
revenue to the mountainecrs, and Of
jollifcatien to the pigs. The ancient
corps of "c1csnut.huatcrs," under the
command Of Capt. -, will doubt
less be on the alert!