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FIRE PROOF CHESTS. for BOOKS

FIRE PROOF CHESTS, for BOOKS
IL PAPERS, JEWELRY, &c.-EYANS &
WATSON, No. 80 Dock street, opposite
the Philadelphia Exchange. Patent Soap
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Fire and Thief ProofIRON CHESTS, warranted t.
stand more heat than any other Chests In the coun
try. Also, Patent Air Chamber IRON CHEST t.;
100 now in use. They also continue to make q
ordinary Fire Proofs at very low priccs.
We, the undersgncd, were present, on tho llth
day of September, when Mcssrs. Evans Wntson
tested one OF their Saiamandcr Fire Proof Chests
which time they consumed five cords of woodovcrit,
commencing at 9 A. NJ and continuing until 9 p
NJ, making five hours intense heat, amounting TO
a white heat. The Chest remained in the fire until
the next morning, when il was opened in our pre-
scnce and all the books and papers taken ou
having been preserved entire. The above. named
Chest, together with the books and papers, may be
examined by calling at the store Of Evans & Wat.
son, SO Dock street
THOs. HANsELL, 18TH street above Arch.
SAMUEL l.. DAVIS, Ill n. 3dstrcct.
He,srs. EUans g. IYafson.
GKSTLEnEs: Having been prcsentwhcn The con-
tents Of the chest alluded 20 in the above certificate
exposed TO view, tako pleasurcin adding my
testimony TO the porfcctsecurity ofthepapers. No
mark Of fire was apparent on any OF them.
Respectfully, $. V. MERRICK.
PplADrIpmA, Sept. 10, 1880.
BALTtMopS JuncIS, ,ls49
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GESTLEnEN: We have n.uch pleasure in rccofn-
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public, the one we purchased from you having
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lSi9 fours,very resPectiully,,
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patterns, made TO order.
Seal and Letter Copying Presses, Prc- proof
Doors for Banks and Stores, Patent Slate lined Re
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n UEECHY, by the author of "Widc, Wide
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The Household of Sir Thomas Moore.
Hungary in ls5l with an experience Of the
Austrian Police, by Charles l.. Brace.
A Historical Account of st Thomas, w l.,
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John y. Knox
Gaietics and Gravtics, by Horace smith.
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lion. WIN. II. sTILES'S NEW WORK ON
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nAsCING hCADEMY.-FlRST COURSE 81
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TO TIC citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and
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for tho season will commence ON Thursday, No
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LET us REASON.

Tho ingredients of which DR.. Rogers Syrup
Of Lirer,rort, Tar and Canehaiagua is compos-
cd have certain specific qualities which have
been clearly established by tho highest mcdi-
cal testimony. California has given us some
thing moro valuable than gold, in the plant
Canchalagm. 1t is the finest Of vegetable to-
MICS, and has tho invaluable, property Of re-
cruiting tho strength, while It reprcsses fever.
TAI, las an expectonnt, has no equal. II locs-
ems and cxpcls tho mucus from tho Lungs, and
thus restores to them freedom Of action. As
an internal styptic, Lirsrvort has, long been
known; but besides arrcsting bleeding from
tho Lungs it seems to exercise a beneficial in.
ilucncc over the whole Respiratory Apparatus.
Thus, then, VIC have in this compound, tho
properties OF strengthening, aiiaying .fercr, ar
resting hemOrrhage, and soothing irritaiioa.-
In this combination consists the rationale Gifts
wonderful cures Of Coughs, Colds, and incipirnt
Consumption Tor tho particulars and vouchers
OF which SEQ pamphlet to DO had Of Agents.
L October 2.lftgig 3 ,t1ls emo ~
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The, National Intelligsncer Of oeto-
ber 25, referring TO- the death Of Mr..
WEBSTER, says az IL, s.,! 5g ,,', /
/. In this city, where Mr.. Webster's
long and but little interruptedresidenee.
had made Hhim 50 Familiarity known,
and had attached to him 50 many warm
personal admirers and friends, the news
Of his decease was peculiarly felt, and
The feeling was manifested by the geL-
,eral gloom which dwelt on the face Of
the community yesterday. The most
affecting tributes to his eminent eharac-
Ter and seryicesSwere poured out from
every lpulpit, Of every faith, and before
nightfall the mourntuliwork Of clothing
The public edifces and private houses
in drapery Of wo was in progress. All
the vessels in our waters wore their CO.
Tors at hal mast from thentime the sad
event became known. @e ..., ,'' q, b.:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
i URSUANT to the provisions Of a de-

II u =
URSuANT to the provisions Of a de-
cree otIthe Circuit Court Of Preston coun.
ty. rendered on the 4,h Of May, 1852, in
the case Of Jacob Gale vs. John G. Cooper
&C., I shall proceed TO sell before the
front door Of the Courl-Honsein KING.
WOOD on the SECOND MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER next THAT being Court.dayl
one undivided sixth part Of a certain par
Gel ofllana, conveyediby ThomasP P. Ray
in his; lifetime TO Isaac Cooper, John G.
Cooper and Sarah Coopersby deed bearing
date the 18th June, 1885, and lying in the
said County OF Preston.
For further description reference may
be had 70 the papers Of said cause.
4 Said Sale will be made upon credit Of
one and two years, the purchaser giving
bond and security for the payment Of The
purchase money, bearing interest from the
iIay Of sale. VIM. ELLIOTT,
,OctoberS2 2, 1852. y. Sheriff p. C.
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SarsaparWa.
IIHI q d II g
RulIedge, Granger county, Tom.

llfiiiNflE rfi April 2in, loos.
I'D. PARK, ESQ.,, Cincinnati, 0.-Dcar Sir
ltgiycs mo great satisfaction to add my testi-
mony In favor ofsDr, Guysott's Extract Of yell
low Dock and Sarsaparilia,' to that Of tho nu-
merous and highly respectable persons who
have bcen benefited by the medicine. ~
My wife has been suffering for the space Of
nearly five years with Scroiula and Cancer,
which, think, found It's origin in the dcrange-
ments Of the system peculiar to her sex, while
in tho moan time shc was under tho care Of the
most eminent Physicians in this Section Of the
country, without deriving any material aid from
their prescriptions.
Upon tho recommendation Of Dr.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
icinc used with happy effect, obtained Of your
Agents here, Mossrs. Rice & Mcfarland, ono
bottle Of sDr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla,' and as my wife found
relief from that bottle, bought some six bot
ties, which she has taken with tho most aston
fishing benefit, iorI am pleased to say IT has en-.
tircly cured her, for she has entirely recovered
from her illness, and tho scrofulu and Cancer
arc cured sound and well.
Accept my gratitude. Respectfully,
-el} MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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MORGANToWN
Female Academy.

- u
The, WINTER SESSION of this lnsti-
tuition will commence on MONDAY the first Of
NOVEMBER. Term ofTuition as follows:
Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, and nd
Primary Geography So. I: 50 oC
The above with Smiths Quarto ,Geog.
Written Arithmetic, Grammar, and the.
first books Of History, ,:elnl: 800
Any Of the above with tho Natural Sci
cnces, the moro advanced hooks Of
q History, higher branches Of Mathe-i
matics, &c. $3.50: = So :tfNe ~ w
Lessons given in Music, French and Latin,
and Drawing, pencil and monochromatic.
i.eNo deduction for absence except in case Of
protractcd sickness. 'i'ns''3R +. 4
Board for Pupils from distance can be had
with the Principal. f9 No. ......7,
Persons desiring further information may ad-
dress tic Principal ,orany Of tho Trustees.
II c. GREGG, Principal.
October 0, 1884, % 5issml65 Ct
We respecilullyinyite the attention Of
parents and guardians to this institution.
Its healthy location, in a pleasant village,
and moral and religious community, and
the capacity and experience ofthe Princi-
pal and his lady, authorize us III say that
few situations present higher claims to
the patronage Of thelpublic. FIT
,,i!sy@s i W.T.. WiLLEy,
r. L. BERKSHIRE, s.
l;'fl45a @ps5s w. WAGNER,
h. wea auptrnG. M.hHAeANs, x
.sty VIZ. LATER.
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-LYNCH,sI7 IIOTEL... I.

TlHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
y friends and the, public that no has become
tho proprietor ofthc Hotel for many years
kept'by Mr: JOHN w. LYNCH, in (. /. t.i
z, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Greene county, Pa, on tho State road leading
from Morgan town to Pittsburg. lie isifurnish-
cd with abundance of honsc-room aud other
con, enicnces for entertaining Travellers; also
with good stabingla and proyender for stock
and il any pcrsSn doubts his disposition Or a
biity to keen up tho exccllen. character Of this
House, thcyiwill please call and put him to the
test. r. n. 81 a HENRY.J. RtTEN0UR.tf
October 9, 1859. 3li.s lgI64a
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r A i N

DISCREPANCIES the whole system; tProstrates wv! y
nerves, IL relaxes the muscles; 1t weakehs us
Joints II interfcres with the functions 0. esStl
organ it checks the free and healthy c,Ise.a
ton OF the blood it paralyzes tho aos' sos.,s
and renders them unable to take up anu rsP ,hs
the wasted form with sound material. Fot w.
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece u
God becomes afflicted with pain, tho inhaenee
is experienced throughout the whole system,
no matter in what particular locality inc pun
may originate whether in the Head, the Feet,
lie Back. the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, me
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether II
arises from internal arrangement, or IS the ~.
suit of external injuries, still the pain e1efc ~.
its influence throughout every portion Of u.e
human system mot nerve or muscle escapes
tho prostrating influence. 90
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is the great Desidcratum Of every indiv,aua.
who suffers its torturcs, no matter how ileh. U,
severe its paroxysms may be. NO one ea' "$ w.
happy while suffering its torments. =
+ RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In a fen Seconds rill stop the most DIS
tressing pains. =l7..
Z Its effects are lie elcctricity-it arrests the
most distressing pangs in lew seconds-its
soothing, neutralizing and 'healthiul influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion ofeyery gland IN
The system, subduing the most excrnciating par
oxysin Of pain, and imparting strength and Vi
talitY TO every organ.
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Nep Arraagement ffom Morgaatoua
,i6 to 'Fairmont. sum ~,
.CTAGEsi leave Msigantown daily for Fair
y mont, at z O'Clock, a. M, connecting with
the cars on the Baltimore and Ohio Hail Road.
Leave Fairmont daily at. ! O'Clock, P. M,
aftcr tho arrival Of tho cars, for Morgantown,
connecting with the Stages for Uniontown and
Brownsville, Pa. (. (, /. {. VA "A, Va. Ass.
=, z 95.''' =, G, h. REMINGTON, Agent. j
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given to Mr., Shaver by me. The last
named check was forwarded by you
to me a considerable time bcf'rc the
4lh Of September, 1851, and had no
reference 10 the pension due the 4th
of September, 1851, and drawn by
you. I had not expected to be called
ION for any statement in relation to
this subject, but l have given tho a.
hove statement, copy ofwllich ] re-
tain in my. possession, Of this state
mont you can make such use asty you
sec proper. I IL his been writteni in
great haste. Yours respt. i'TaT (,
go 3, !. d w ,,ALrnEus T. RAYMOND.
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ilaaarlrtie0.

Sc On Thursday. evening the, 2sth inst !:
by lis. siegfried. Mr.. JosErn NJ.
SAVAGE, of Eastern Va, to Miss AME-
liza JANE BANkAnp, daughter Of Col.
Thomas S. Bankard, of Granville, in
this county, Rs'a5ll,a ,oli'sl -, y w.. =
Long may they banquet ~ % ~ lifs'sl choicest
Long may they Escape old Timo's remorseless
And round their board board! collect, from year to
Abnni Of lively, lovely little ssaasases !3.a
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rs NOW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST sized
bottles, and is acknowledged to be the best
made, as is certified by the
WONDERFUL CURES it has performed, the orig.
inal copies Of which are in the possession Of
the Proprietor. Remember, this is the only
TRUE and ORIGINAL article. :.
The Medicine, when used according to d.
rcctions, safsiS isgk7tfh'aViis
Will Cure, Without Fail, g !
ScRoruLA, OR KINGS Evil, CANCERS, TU-
MoRs, ERupTioNs OF THE SKIN, ERYslp.
ELIAS, CHRONIC SORE EYES, R1EcwoRM
OR letter, ScALD HEAD, RnEuMA-.
M y f. TrsM, PAINS in THE BoNEs on JoISTs,
old Sores and Ulcers, Swelingsof -
y : the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspcp- n.
sia, Salt Rheum, Disease
H)iHHa'7s Of Kidneys, Loss Of
r. Appetite, Disease arising
from tho use Of Mercury, Pain in
tho Side and Shoulders, General Debility,
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice and Costivencss.
Tic best Female Medicine known!
The peculiar maladies to which females arc
subject, commonly produce great bodily OK
haustioi,,, accompanied by depressed and Of
ten gloomy state ofmind. AS the system de-
,clincs,in strength, there is a loss OF nervous
power, and this very naturally impairs tho en-
ergy oftho mind and disturbs tho equanimity
of tho temper. Every. candid woman who has
suffered from female complaints will admit this
to be the mournial truth. Now, to obtain re-
lief, it is only, necessary to stop tho tendency
to depletion and debility. This is done by re-
newing that fountain ofhealth and strength, the
BLOOD, and no medicine accomplishes this
'desirnhIc rrsult IN sneedily and cOmDle 10 M
CDR. Gnysott's Improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla.' ~. .,3.4.s. ~.
Ladies' of pale complexion and consumrtive
habits, and such as arc debiltated by those oh
structions which females arc liable to, arc res
tored, by the use ola bottle or two, to bloom
and to vigor. Ft.fe
Scrofxla and Cancer curedby DR.. Guy
soft E1tract'ef KeIlo~ Dock and
SarsapariHa. ..
. 80 Ell. FaHT
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TO SELL ON THE ELECTION
Tne New York Cheap Variety store!!

Tie New York Cheap Variety Store!!
rTHIs is safe betting, because you got more
than the worth Of your moneyall the time.
We continue to sell Goods "just for the fun
Of tho thing,'' and cheaper than ever, and will
cont nue. to offer for sale, before and after the
election, the most desirable selection Of Goods
we have yet exhibited to our customers and
tho public. Wehaye every variety Of Ladies'
and Gentlcmen's e1N-tsH N ~
@ga9' DRESS GOODS,
Which We arc suro will meet the wants and suit
the tastes Of this community. We challenge
competition! and pledge ourselves to merit
tho custom Of those who callupon us, by fair
dealing and selling Cheap Goods. ,.;ai
y. Our stock, of Ready-Niadc Clothing is
complete, aud cheap as usual. Such an assort-
ment, particularly OF Doy's Clothing, cannot
DO found in Western Virginia, nor as cheap
this. side Of Baltimore. y. -lar E -
A iino stock of GROCERIES, such as
Teas, great variety Of fine Coffee, Sugar, Mo-
lasscs, &c, !; merits the attention Of every one.
The Ladies' will find our Teas very desirable.
Always, on hand } our usual variety Of No
tons, &C., Consult your own interest, always,
BY calling on cheap side, and buying your Goods
Of ss,Fs y -5scARR, SMITH co.
.Morgantown, Oct. 2s, 1852. 1e7:.f.
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Black sasaithing.

ITHE Subsc,iberhaving determined to
j. change his business entirely, will in
future do no common Smilhwork, such as
is ordinarily done, but will attend 10 iron.
ing Carriages, and repairing Carriages Of
all kinds, and such other work as may be
considered extra. All the above work
will be done for Cash only. '0s,
The subscriber would earnestly solicit
all who know themselves indebted 70 him
for Smith-work, or otherwise TO call and
make payment immedia tely, as no indul-
'gence will iUe given after the 18th Of No.
vember next.
October So, 1852. -il66l3t
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New Firm.

The subsaiibot lilinss associated with him
George NJ. Dering in tile M"rsnntown
Book Store. The. business will be llereat,
ter.conducttdu,derthe naineand;slyle OIL
.E.W.' To,rcrS Co. 49,
2S. 1852. ~ j.. w. TOWER.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE SAVINGS BANK:
q Sign of the Red Post!

n III IIlI h1LAN l4NSs| DtAA'4Ni
q Sign Of the Red Post!
fVN7E have just returned from the Eas.
wv with large aud well selected
stock OF oil kinds OF GOODS usually kept
incur town. We'arc anxious osell and
will offer as great inducements TO pur-
ctiasers as any other house IN Western
Virginia can offer. We will sell every ar
ticle at least as cheap as any nthers,
want you 10 bearthis in mind, that we VIII
"" cs II and ', Examine on stock. We will
take great pleasure in showing vow every
thing. We have many extra good bargains
for you, and know we can sell you il you
want goods al all. ~. MAJ IL :. =
Keep your eyes on the RED POST, or
yon will miss the bargains. .-'
80. III OH. CHADWlCK& Co.
Morgantown, Sept. 25. 1852. s!#9G
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Neuralgia.
PAIN Stopped Instantly !

Railways Ready Relief possesses an almost
miraculous influence over the sharp darling
pangs pain Of this cruel complaint. In few
minutes tho pain-stricken sufferer experiences
the most delightful sensations OF departing pain.
It has cured thousands Of cases in the city Of
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost 10 deaths door. The effects of the
Ready Reliefis to stop the pain Immediately,
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
tho nerves with energy and vitality, the loss Of
which is the chief cause Of nervous pains:
DANGEROUS PRACTICE. "
The use Of Morphine, strychine, Aconite,
Bclladonna, Arnica, and other poisons, are NOT
only dangerous but cruel. The effect Of these
poisons Is not to cure the disease, orto remove
from the system the pains, but TO : r4
Deaden The nerres, to weaken and stop the nor
yous energy, to paralyze the functions of.
the nervous system & destroy sensation.
Ifthis practice is continued for any length Of
time the patient will not only waste away, but
the brain will become paralyzcd and the intel
4 *
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COUGH AND DISEASE /
\ OF IA MONTHS STANDING,
s si.' C u R E D, IS &
AFTER BEING GIVEN UP TWICE
tN''' by EMINENT PHYSICIANS

~ r.s-;'.rf =.,taTy Albany, June y, 1913.
Messrs. A. l.. Seoriu & Col herewith for
ward to you a Certificate Of Cure effected by
your Compound Syrup of Lyerwort, Tar and
Canchalagua. The cough and erpectoration
,ras IF fourteen months standing, and had bat
clans in New York, Albany, and Cooperstown.
l um tho person in whom the cure was effect
cd, and as had previously no faith in patent
medicines, Iihave since tried it on others, and
have become satisfied Of its value. Mine was
as GREAT a CURE as ever was performed;
as I had during my sickness been giren up
fpice by my physicians. Ihaye,now commenc-
cd my business after taking think about eight
bottles. Yours respectfully,
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GOING EAST.

( CARR, SMITH &soo., expecting to starl
east In a few days, will close out their present
stock Of Goods, at very reduced prices. Fo'
Instance, s7l worstcd llosc for s5i T.! ct. Cal,
icoes for 10; 10 CT. Bcached Muslin for ls; IL
do Tor 10; s CT do for 6p, They have just
received some beautiful poplins, Dc LANES,
Ptints, &C., which arc Of the latest styles and
will be- sold low, very low. The Place, New
York Cheap Variety Store.
'I,7Ts7,! Z :. i CARR, SMITH & co.
sent. Is. 1889.
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Court Of said county. s'qs5s .
We, F. A. Dering, Nimrod 5. Evans and Jo-
seph fiite, three freeholders Of the said county,
do hereby certify that by virtue of warrant
10 US directed, By, James r. Davis, Justice Of
the said county, we have this day on, our oa.hs
viewed and appraised three head Of Cattle, Ia
ken up by Larkin H. Dorsey, on his land, as
cstrays, and assess the value Of said estrays at
seventeen dollars 81 cents, The said Cattle
arc marked as follows, viz:-0ne is. a two
year old heifer,. red, with some white spots, q
swallow fork and under BIZ. in each ear. The
other two yearlin heiiers, one red and tho 9TH
a White back and belly, with grey sides,
marked 10 tho ears as the two year old heiier.
Given under, our hands this 18th day of oc-
~ 80 FREDERICK A. DERlNG,
,blftass s-l,fo .i;JosEpH Hire, ,t9
Q / %. sFa N. s.. EVANS. I've !
A copy, te Isl, ., M. NJ. DEST, en-. g.
Oct. %, 1852. ..t /, .-.-.-. io1;:s''' e.