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$ DR.. nsyana.. G1mn Dssssr,.-Th.. dis
metGcinc will euro liver complaint and dyspep-
elm, no one car doub, aftpr using 1t as directed.
Itsc,s specifically upon the stoinac b and liver
It is preferable to calomel in all bilious discascs
it aeis as specifically upon the liter as calorncl
s.,oncl proa,rates the systematic bi,,crs nov.
cr PROSTATE but strengthens tho patient, and will
giva renewed life md health to tho delicate
invalid, and restore the li,or to: its functions,
anu give digestion and appetite in those severe
cases wherein thu ordinary medicines fail in
producing any effect. ,,,i.er Ia .1r:e
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s'irgi,iia, S..
benjamin Shay ct al, Plaintiffs,
Rcbceea Smith esal, Defendants,
IN f,uIHHrpy

IN CH.iRCERY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Monongaia county, rendered on tho 18th day
of April, 1869, in this cause,
will, on the l.h Monday in May next. In
front oil tho Court house door III Morgantown,
proceed to sell tho Land in the Dill and pro-
ccc,ling mentioned, on credit Of six, Twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest from tho
day Of sale. to tho highest bidder. The pnr..
chaser or purchasers are required to give bond
with approved security for tho payment of tho
purchase money, and a title retained until the
purchase money is paid. Said Land is situate
In Cheat Neck, Ntonongalia county, Va, u part
Of tho same farm owned by Jacob smith, de-
ceased, containing by estimation about 5S! OF
60 Acres oil Land, on the turnpike road lead
ing from Ices Ferry to unionto~n, Pa. The
title is said to be good, bu, selling us Commits.
sioncr will only convey such title as is vested
in ma. +. p. FITCH, Deputy,
For THOMAS MEREDITH, Shf. NC.
April II, 1852.
PDap0ncmeat.-Thc above Sale is
postponed until the FOURTH MONDAY IN
JUNE next, 1859.
E.P. FITCH, Deputy for
Nav 81, 1859. Thomas Meredith.
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DRUGS, TOBACCO, GLASS; Be-.

TuST received and for sale at Logan s. Cars
81 Drug and Tobacco Store, one doQr east Of
the Court flonsc, Al tho sign Of the "aiamInoth
Mortar" on Main Street,
800 boIc, various brands 'robacco ,nmong which
will no found very choice LOT Of Fl Dorado
and Esmaralda Tobacco;
S boxes Gnscly;a fine articlci
10 do Standard aud SupGrot,
90. do Walthal, 90 do Goats,
10 do Motts, IS do IlarwoOd,
Is do Robinson & Co.'s, SIS,
10 do Burns, 10 do Royals, 5's SIS,
20 do Clay's ib. Lump,
90 do Archcr's do,
IL do peyton's SIS, lOdo Young & Burrcll
20 do Lalghorn & Co.'s, l2's,
81. do liutchison's, 10 do Madison,
10 do Mocking Bird, 4 lido Jones,
Together with an extensive variety Of brands
to suit customers, both in regard to quality ant
urlCe.
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CHEAP WATCHES, JEwELRY &
SILVER WARE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Treniy per rent al least less than ercr haze been
sold in The Eniiet SidtSsi
GOLD LEVER WATCHES, full Jewelltd,
IS karat case ohi! Sao
uh.ally sold for S35.
Gold Lepihr Watches, IS karat case, :.
jewellcd, {: {. y y
Silver Lever Watches, full jcwcllodi Il
Usually sold for SIS.
silver Lopno Watches, jnwcllcd, !" 10
Silver Toa Spoons, per half dozen, y D
Persons wishing Watch or Watches, or
Jowolry,. can have them sent BY mail with per
fGe. saiGty, to any part Of the United States or
West Indies, by first scnlng the amount Of
money. All articles warranted as represented e,
aboyc. Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. Please address tposl paidl
LEWIS LoDAMuS, l06 Chestnut
street, opposite tho franklin House,
march 90, 1852. 3m philadelphia.
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LAZIER, MAGUIRE & CO.,
Fetterman's Depot,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Taylor

BALTIMORE and Ohl0 ItnlIF0dd, IayOF
County, Va.
A RE now prepared to receive and forward
N merchandise to oil points IN the surfonnd-
ing Counties ! also,t oil points on tho Ohio
river, west Of pnrkcrsburg, Va. This will DO
tho most desirable route for Western mer-
chants, during low watOr in the Ohio river.
MIS-. MAGUIRE & Co., cumbGrlund, tby
urrangcmcnt) will pay ltHiroad ffeighis on all
goods consigned to us, (whcn rcqnrnd) thGIc,-
by avoiding the necessity Of pro.payins in Dali
timore.
May q, lsb2' laO'a'
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FaYette Springs.

TT,IlIS highly attractive and fashionable wat
cring place has been leased, together with
sThe Fayctte Springs Hotel
adjacent thereto, BY tho proprietor Of the
"FARMINGTON HOTEL on the National
Road, who has secured tho best Cocks and the
bcs. Supplies of every kind, with de!erlninu-
ton to please oil his visitors. Anew, building
with 40 rooms has recently been added to the
establishment. --.... ..4
These akings aro surrounded by tho most
.I,i;,i,I,,r aud roma mic I'D. .
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Jho. w. Ross & Co.,
RlOur & General Commission Merchants

BALTIMORE, Nh. O
Best references given and Liberal
advances made on consignmcnts.
O. Refer TO VIM. Wagner, Cashier Of
the Bank Of Motgantown, aid D. r.
HOxio, Motsan'own. MI.
April II, 1862, .---
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.p.irgiaia, ss.

Tfrsiats, IS.
n AtRulcs hsld in As Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Manaugala, or tho first
Meadpy in Juno, 1882:
Elijah Hinkins, rlsiztif,
vs.
Elijah Chalrun. and others, Defendants.
3 IN cHANCERY.
The objsc, Of this suit is 10 impesch a
paper writing purpnrting 10 ba the lost
viii and Testament Of Peter Hinkins, de-
ceased, and 10 have n trial BY Jury 10 as.
certain whether any and il any, how much
Of the same be the will Of the Decreased.
Tn. sams benrs date on The 10Th day Of
April, in tho year 1885, and was admit.
,s,l 10 probate in the county csprt Of Men.
s,galia. nj the September term OF said
:, .unrt, 1919.
/ Aud the defendants, Elijah chalfan, Of.
l.vgr Brook and Jsmima his wife, William
Felovis aud ,Rsb.ccs his wife, Jehu Long
sgul Rebeuc. hi. wifs, Abraham Hinkns,
AAersr Dawson and CassaHdra his wife,
Emanuel Blown, Abraham Brown. Peter
Brown. William Brown, Adam Rrown,
- 'l'augsrdsn aud Minerva his wife, late
Minerva Brown; --- limerick and Cas-
;un,lia bis wife, late Cassaniia Brown,not
saviilg rniercdiheir appearance aad given
senriy according To law, and it appearing
irem a written affidavit filed in tho cause,
1bt they Us net Inhabitants Of this COM
( kaoaSeGliA, III is shlsrd that they do
= ami.ar, within QUO mop,hui,rf duo publ
cs,;ou u this order. aud 'lo what il scecs-
s.tSs 10 .ro'rc, ,heir interests, and that
ms orlsr bt published oare week for
four sarcessi,a wesks in tho Mononga.
la slirmr'' weekly newspaper, prinLe'l
III, hlorsunldwu. Nlouunyulia county,, Wiz
ginia. stA pose,l u. The from, l"or of Tile
csur, hnass Of the said countyoa the iirsl
,iar VI luz nexi term u tho court OF said
csun,y. 4 mpr.-Trsi0. .a
w. r. WILEY, CLERK.
: q. Il C. ALIEN, Pills. Alto.
Jupc r. 1881. l's'A.
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BARTLETT'S HOTEL.
ICLARKSBURG, Eu.)

rJillE undersigned having rebuilt. and en'arg;-
Il cd a considerable portion Of his Hotel,
which was destroyed by ire last fall, is now
prepared to entertain travellers and risiters
comfortably, and in a manner which will give
satisfaction to his customers. In short time
tho whole building will be completed, when he
will be enabled TO entertain his guests in style
UNSURPASSED in Western Virginia.
His House is large, comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in tho centre
Of the town : contiguous 10 tho C6urtiiouso
and tho principal business parts Of tho place,
and is provided with all the conveniehccs for
kcepinga first class hotel.
lis Table will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
lis BAR stocked with the choices, Liquors
Every attention will be paid to render the
visits Of those who may favor him with call
comfortable and pleasant. n,,,--
ciarSsbmg, March 27, ls52.-sm
HB-Thc' Stable Is attended by careful aud
trusty hostlcrs.
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N. Eve desire a punctual attendance
on the part Of every msmber, IS we have
particular business to attend 10. The
fourth Of JAly is close at hand, aad rs We
wish to welcome it, we must make some
arrangements.
May 90. 1852.
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watch Repairing,

ENGRAVING, &c. attended to with prompts
ness, and in style to give satisfaction. Tho
subscriber has three hands employed at the
business, and would be glad to keep them out
Of mischief all tho time.
March 20. JOHN sHEhN.
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handsome, cheap and srasonab!c
.sm Stock OF Goods,
mt tho old stand Of DR.. N. Dent, Granville, Va.
where no can accommodate tho people 10 AZ
cheap Goods us can be bought or sold else
where in the county.
His goods arc Of tho latest styles and pat
terms, among which may no fonnd, Beruges,
muslin dclancs, lawns, fancy prints, blcachc,l
unL brown muslins; ribbons flowers; hosiery (;
gloves, cassimeres; cloths; sutinetts, vcs,ing.i
mems s. boys Summer wear; Grape for bonne,
lining; dress trimmingsi buttons; &c. fans,
flowers, &C.; also nice stock Of Rcady-madG
Clothing; Hats and caps Of every kind braid,
gimp and silk Bonncts; q fine stock OF Boots
and Shoes Qucenswarc and Hardware; full
md complete assortment; Scythcs md scythe-
sneads together with a large assortment Of
Tinwarc; Groceries Of all kinds, viz. Sugars,
molasscS tea, coffee, pepper, alspicu, sal era
tus, ginger; No. white Salt; cotton yarn, &c.
Tho above goods will DO exchanged low for
cash or country produce. Call soon If you
want bargains. +. MCCLELLAN.
Granville, June ,, 1859. 40. b.
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Neuralgia: !,
pin Stopped lnstmtlY!

Rsdway's Ready Relief possesses an almost
miraculous influence over tho sharp darling
panss Of pain Of This cruel complaint! Ina lew
minutes tho pain.strickcn sufferer experiences
tho'mos, delightful sensations Of departing pain.
Il has cured thousands Of cases in the city of
New York, whore many Of them had been !Io't
almost 10 deaths door. The effects OF the
Ready Reflects to stop tho pain Immediately,
to strengthen tho nervous system and supply
the nerves with energy and Vitality the Ross u
whi6bis tho chief cause 6f nervous paine:
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
Tho use Of Morphine, strythine, Aeonitc,
Dcrladonna; krnita and other poisons, are no,
only dangerous but cruel. The effect Of thcso
poisons is not to euro the disease, to Iemoro
from the System the pains, but 10 a..
Dedden fhsnsrpes, to weaken md stop the DER
'vous energy, to paralyze the functions Of
tho nervous systcm & destroy sensation.
IL this Practice is continued for any length Of
time the patient will not only waste away, hut
the brain will become paralyzcd and the intel
Z L..
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NJ .iaoihrr Scientific Iroadcr Inporian. 10
Dyserp,iies t--Dr $ IIsuGnros's pEpSIN, the
suo digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
Iroh REsSEr, or tho Fourth Stomach Of tho
tx, shcr directions Of baron Lirprp, tho great
physiniosital Chemist, by S lloucrros, NJ b.
phiadnpha. This is truly wonderful remedy
iip Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jsunhicc, Liver
Complaint, Constipation aud Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence OF its value, furnished BY
agents gratis. Sec notice atnong tho medical
advertisements, .N. oci2j II
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FARNs FOR SALE.

NyHE subscriber, DESTROYS Of removing
j. to the West, offers for sule tho Fann
on which he now lives, situated about
iva and half miles North Of Morgan
town, Va. Tile Farm is in n good Nigh:
bolhooii, convenient both TO church md
schools. It consists Of about LOG Acres
of good land, mostly cleared, though Tim.
brr enough for fire and fences. The Farm
is well adapted 10 tillose or grazing; is
well walered; has on j. two dwelling
"a houses. barn and stublns, anil
$500 other convenient outbildings,
ii;@THREE ORCHARDS, GsEssa.
~ one Of them just be- S&S
GINNING 10 bear choice fruit &faSS
al.e several plum. peach, and. -..Aa-
cherry trees, and well Of gooi water at
the door. In short, any person wanting a
Farm of this size cannnt be better suited
in this country, both as to price, quality
Of land, and location.
HENRY BAKER.
May Is, 1852. l44.3t.
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E. A. MoSlER.
Daguerrean .9rtiSf,

Respectfully informs tho citizens Of Nor.
gantown and vicinity that he has taken The
room over DR.. Cars Drug Store, where
he is prepared to furnish ull who wish
an elegant Daguerreotyre Likeness. La.
dies ard Gentlemen are respectfully invi-
ted to Gull and examine specimens at the
room. 8s.a ."i5
Old Likeneses taken in exchange, and
reasonable reduction made. ,....
- Persons taken altar tecease.
Instructions given in the art,>
May is, 1852, ll4-tf. :.
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Or. LCuaOn's Celebrated PamilyMed-
isn,s Jus. rce,vp,l aud fut'nh by
M, - r. II, II. CARR 4 %.
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IN. R0GERS' SYRUP ~
htYerWNrt. Tar and tanchn lagna,

We might show logically ~hy this rrrars.
ii"n should csrc, hit i, wuni,, ho u NEEDLESS
YsS'r Of words, sincd We can summon hosts Of
wl;ncsscs to show tia, /, does cHrc. The rrsfn.
rfd ronSrmP'irrs are the Witnesses: AK them.
Read their TESTIMONY IN the pamphlet in the A.
Eont' hands. Read also the advertisement in
HnotleF column. 1t January -.
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Pain Relieved in Fiim Minu,c,!!

Pam Relieved in rus NinWc5'
Railways Ready Relief will stop the most
severe and cxcruGiating pains Of rheumatism
almost instantly. Persons are living in this city
WIN. for m0ntlis,' wcrc confined to thcir beds
ly Rheumatic pains, whose bones wcro mn
sound from top 10 toe, whose joints wGro dis
tor,ed with painful swellings, that wera relisv-
ed from all pain in 10 minutes by the use OF
I,a,lwdy's Ready Relief. This is truth and tllon-
sands in tho city Of New York, md hundreds
Of thousands in tho United States, can answer
for the truth Of this asaertion-wc need no cnr-
tiftatGs Of Curcs--we publish no long list Of
names to prove the efficacy Of Radway's Rca-
DIV Relief, for the citizens 0f almost every town
10 tho Union, for tho llst four years, have test
cd il themselves.
chilli FEVER.
ChiiLs stopped IN a fer minutes: pain relfeesd
mstdnffy. a.
Railways Ready Relief. acts lfko ehnrm In
all cases Of chlls and fever il breaks tho thils
Immediately, warns up and iusigorates with
hralth and strength every organ and secretion
Of tlie system.
Whenever you feel pain, n7ply Radway's'
Ready Relief. Tiss,it6 To relieve youin n,icw
minutes. Ifyou have pains ii the stomaeh, in.
tesiints, I'D til liver, kidneys, bowels, joints,
and bones, Railways Ready Relief, taken in
terhally or applied externally, will in a few
minutes stop pain and quickly remove its cause.
Prize % dnd so cents per bottle.
RApwAI's INDICATED soar,
.compostd Of the most delicious, rare md fra
grant gums
Of cs,,ac,s, oils did costly essences
OF aower5, root, ! trees and oriental planin,
Possessing wondrons virtues DER skin diseases
Radnay's Circassidn Balm:
Impafts nttriment I'd tho hair, makes it strong,
glossy, rich and llxpriant, elcanscs the scalp
from dandniF, f.s,cns the hair & makes Il grow.
49, pHtG - cents bottle.
RNDWAF Il co.
'rratipsl Office, 1872 Fulton St. NY.
AGENTS:
II. IL CIR. Mhrgantown and fnirmont;' d
W. Fear Il Son, Laurel Point
JIB. Yficcr < Co. Indian creek.
fGiuaRty IS, 1889. lS3f
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Il Free from Morphine,

and all other dangerous and narcotic influence.
To the weak and paralysed nervous system it
imparts lifc instead 6f death, and tho pain is
stopped by the healthy Influence which Rad
ways Ready Relief impsrts to the nerves, in
stead Of tho Ifelcss, sleepy and rarn'ysing eff.
feet which Morphine aud all Other preparations
continuing this poison prddite on the systcm.
SICK HEAD ACHE.
RAILWAYS EEaDY RELIEF WILL STOP rnE
MOST DISTRESSING PAINS INA Few MINUTES
AND rRE3rEr RENEWED ErrGcks.
Ii will cleanse and swcetcn tho stomach and
ncutralizc tho pcrnicious acids Of the system.
ALL BoWEL COMPLAINTS,
DiarThGa, Dyscntery,
Bloody flur, Cholera Morbus,
Painful Discharges:
It relieves tho most severe pains in few min
utcs-tAGcks the most distressing discharges s
SPEEDILY REMovEs THE CAUSE
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ATTENTION BLUES (!

YOU are ordered TO parade IL
n front Of the Court House ia
. Morgantown, on Saturday the
70 18th day of June, OF ! o'clock,
p. NJ, properly armed and g.
quipps'l for drill.
E. By order Of The Captain.
L ]. WOODWARD. o. S.
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4, HAYHUND' 1'u'FIVhINFhV"'
Tic Way % saye Your Moaey!l
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I.oiash, Esx,tv s. E,o.c.de,,

4 ft.i-ulc ari'elo Of citba fot sale by
Feb. !, 1859. CARR, SMITH K CO.
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EARTHQUAKE in GRANYILLEI
ELIAS MCCLELLAN,
Stock OF Goods,

Is now receiving from the Eastern Cities large
handsome, cheap and srasonable fl.
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April 81, 1852.
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MAY 8. l79a

Sir, you and I, and all Of US, would have answered in
the affirmative 10 these questions, bad we lived and
pied these places 10 the last century desire TO ascertain
how many votes such treaty would receive here now
And address myself to the honorable senator from
Rhode Island, Mr. CLARKE,l who moved resolutions
against any departure from the policy OF Washington
Would YOU SIR, pay Barhary pirate $4,000 TO ransom
thirteen captves and S25 900 bonus, and S25 900
ally, for exemption from his depredatIons lie looks
dissentingly appeal to my emulous friend from New
Jersey Mr. MILLER Would you, sir No, not /. |
demand from the other honorable senator from New ler-
sey, MIR SToogros1 who n the triple character Of
ator, commodore and general, presided at the Birthday
Congressional Banquet in honor OF Washington and DIS
honor Of his Hungarian disciple, kossuth-would you,
sir No not be- All who are 10 favor OF such treaty,
let them say, Aye What sir, not one vote in the Senate
OF the United States for the continuance OF what n
its time wise and prudent as well as humane policy OF
Washington No. not one And why, air The an
swer is easy: the times have changed, and We have
changed with them No one has thought that the
Spartans wisely continued the military monastery after
their State was firmly established No one ever has
thought that the rape OF the Sabine women by the Ro.
mans was policy 10 be continued.
hut, sir, to come TO that part OF Washngon's policy
which is directly in question. | shall maintain that II
was this II consisted in avoiding new ent1nghng all.
apcss and artificial lies with OF the beligeren pow
era in general European but il admitted OF
pressons assurances, and manifestations OF sympathy
and of interest in behalf OF nations conending for the
pr,ncipes of the American revolution, and OF protest
earnest and decided against the intervention Of foreign
powers 10 suppress these principles by force and this
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THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1852.
DEFICIENCY BILL.


The special order--the deficiency bill-having been
called,
Mr. WALKER said | wish 10 say TO the Senate, and
to the chairman OF the Committee on Finance partcu.
arly, that the senator from Arkansas, tMr BoRLAND
who commenced bis speech yesterday, is this morning
sick 10 bed and he requested to ask that this bill
might not be taken up or that might be postponed uatl
tomorrow, unless il could be taken up and acted upon in
reference 10 ,s other provisions leaving the question in
relation TO the Collins line Of steamers undecided to-day
He hopes that he may be able by tomorrow TO conclude
his remarks.
Mr. HUNTER. There are other amendments from the
Committee Indian Affairs, and also from the Finance
Committee, two or three estimates have come IN since
the bill was reported
Mr. GWlN. ! hope the amendment will not be passed
over The senator from Arkansas can finish his speech
upon il when the bill shall be reported to the Senate.
The question will again come up on the amendment and
he can then finish his speech.
Mr. HUNTER | think it would be more courteous to
let the amendment lie and TO proceed TO act upon
the other amendments
Mr. GWIN But suppose we get through those
amendments. shall then stop all our action upon this
billl