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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

/, :, sonl deal ike eating noodle-soup
w.,!l a wooden paddle; those engaged
il. it VII have TO continue long lime
at j. 20 mako a small! amount.
1.-The remark, of our Oot,espOnasa. relative
TO a "s,ump fight" arc preaiea,ed upon mis-
take Of ours, and arc therefore orai,.ed.-Ep.l
ltis said that Gen. Scott, from the
opportunities Of u large number Of his
old brother officers in the war OF asp,
has consented 10 be present ut great
mass meeting to be held u; Lundy's
Lane on The 9Th instant. The Gen.
has declined on all former occasions
to visit the gatherings Of the people.
bu, when such an invitation comes
from suci, suawe, 10 attend at suci
a place aud al such ;ime, lit being
the anniversary Of that battle,) who
could resist it, and who could think
well of man who did resis,9 1t is
well 10 bring before the mind not only
the living scenes of that glorious a
cllieymeni, bat bring together, face to
face, the living actors, those who stood
shoulder to shoulder while British bul.
lets were whistling and flying around
them as thick as hail. How many old
soldiers arc anxiously awaiting that
day, hoping to grasp tile hand Of their
old and victorious lender! That day,
/ have an idea, MIR. Editor, will be
ono of the days that we read about
I, is though, Congress will not ad,
ioun before the first Of September, if
then. There has been no appointment
of Secretary ofthe Navy as yet. Mr..
GrBham is understood as still acting,
aud will no doubt, until his successor
is appointed. Gen. Scott and presi-
dent Fillmore are expected to leave
for Old Point Comfort during the pre-.
sent week. ELDoRADo.
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MOnOngalia Academy.

We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement Of this lnss'ln'
ton, which will be found in another COL
umn oil to-day's paper. This Academy
will after the 9th Of September next
be under the superintendent Of lhe
Rev. J. r. MooRE, of Wsllsrille, Ohio'
Mr.. Moore is both a gentleman and a
scholar. We know him well, and are
satifed that the Trustees, in making
him Principal Of the Mononsalia Acad-
envy, have acted wisely and judIe'ously'
The institution is an old and well estab'
Iished one, and we predict that lis pros
perily will rapidly advance under the
auspicrs Of Mr.. Moore.-.Gtnt@s q
Liberty.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
New Post Offices.

The Cumberland Miners Journal
says Gin a short time a number Of
new Post Offices will be established
along the line of the Rail Road west
of this place. Applications for mail
facilities are already going forward to
the Post Office Department. A Post
Office called "Frankyille," has been
established at the Depot Of Ex-Gov.
Frank Thomas in this county. The
Post Office formerly called Yough
Glades;iias been removed 10 OAKLAND,
on the road, and Mr.. James Taggart
amounted Post master. This isfall
right. Intelligence always travels
with railroads. - :
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
wAszIseroy, july le, 1852

Dear Sir,-The funeral services of
Gen. Roger jones, Adjutants General
of the United States army, took place
on Saturday afternoon. attended by
the President and Heads Of Depart;
ment, together with Gen. Winfield
Scott, and other officers Of the army
present. The scene was quite amin.
posing one. The remains were placed
in a vault in the Congressional bury.
ing ground, temporarily, to be remov-
ed to their final restiug1place in New
York. The military Of the District
made fine display accompanied with
their usual fine music. The deep and
mourniul tones of the several Church
bells was calculated to impress the
mind with solcmnity. and the certain
~ of the end of all earthly things.
The deceased had been sick but few
hours, having been afflicted with the
prevailing diarrhea, which has been
almost universal in its effects within
the last few days. . A
The city of Washington has never
been in more prosperous condition
than at present. A very considerable
vumber,of houses are going up, aud
il appears to be next to an impossible
ity to procure houses sufficient to sup
NV renters. Almust any kind of n
house, with 2or 8 little cutty.holes of
rooms, will rent from 500 10 $40
ner year. The recent appropriations
made byi Congress for erecting the adj
litions to the Capitol have given a
rreat impetus 10 the improvement of
the CITY. 1t is now considered a Elk
I'D fact"that the Government will not
lie removed from Washington, for at
least a number of years. A man with
n capital of $1,000, properly invested
in real estate at this time, may safely
calculate on trebling his money in the
next ton years, besides handsomely
supporting himself from the rents
should not fear at all Of sach result,
from operations that have come under
my own observation.
The. people Of the 18th District ri or
the Mountain portion Of it, will Ger
,ainly have TO blame themselves much
If they do not become as enlightened
aud Intelligent Ms any can, so far as.
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NOR I'M MlEnoE.


Fairmoat, Va. ''"SE ~ 1907
Mr.. Editor,-ln your Saturday
Mirror" it is announced That WIN
Mr. Clemmcns, will addres: TIE
people of Monongalia on next Mon
day, court day. as a candidate ior
Congress. This, my dear sIrs' Is a
mistake. lam no candidate fin CTn-
grcss, and ] write thus carly that it
may DO corrected in your mex, issue
| expect 10 address the citizens of your
county, a, the time specified on the
coming presidential! election, in com
pany with Mr.. Clommens, who is a
candidate for Congress, as also Ass l
Elector, and who will address your
citizens on such subjects as Legitimate
ly arise from lis joint relation 10 the
District.
Very truly, your oh, serv'r.
Z. KlDwELl., Jn.
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Conviction Of Jaques.

David Jaqnes who has been confined
in jail for some months past, on charge
of being connected with incendIarsms in
this place, was tried las, week, found
guilty by the jury which fixed his punish.
ment at three years confinement in the
peniientiay.
The trial Of his wife for the same offence
commenced on Monday.
Clarksburg Register
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

WASHING MADE EAsv.-Thc "crazy
folks" in the asylum at Hartford, Con-
necticut, mix gill Of alcohol with a
gallon Of soft soap, just as they are 60
ing to rub il on the clothes, which they
then soak two or three hours, and then
merely rinse in clean water; and all the
dirt is ont as cfFeciuuIly as good sense
is out ola fellow alter drinking the same
quantity Of The "poison stuff" In
washing stairs and passages, always use
sponge instead Of a cloth, when wash
ing The space between the carpet and
wall, and you will not soil the edges.
Sponge is cheap, and this information
is cheap; but il is valuable 10 all house,
kccpcn.-Inc Plough,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

Dedication,--The now Meeting.
House of the Methodist Protestant
church at Fairmont will DO dedicated
on Sunday next, July 25'h. Sermon
BY Rev. E. Y. Reese, Of Baltimore.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

JOSEPH A. McLaSE, NJ. D., sAAcScoTr,
NJ. D., and Hucu W.. ,BRocK, M. D., hay.
ing this day associated hcmsclvcstoselher
under the firm Of 9
Drs. McLane, Scott and Brock
Tender their services 10 their friends ,anjfs
the public generally, as practitioners of
Medicine, Surgery, &c.
All being graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges, aud having had considerable en-.
perience III their profession, they hoPebvs
strict attention TO business to merit a good
share Of the public confidence. They or.
cupy their old office, opposite the Mcr.
chants and Mechanics Bank. sv,Ss
Morgan,own. Julyl6, 1862. isl.if.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

10 MAZE A:.ts DfeAm.-We see it
stated tina, when places ATE infested by
mice, if,heir holes sfe 2lentifully ,rea-
tee. with Scotch snuff, taey will be Of
like a shot. We have ae7crtried i, our
selves, but we hope 1t is zoe, as ii VIII
be putting the snuff to at lrast enc good
use. .r..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
Campaign Speeches.

We learn that DR.. z. KIDwELl, of
Marion, and suERnARD CLEMENS, ESQ.,
of Wheeling, will address the people
Of Monougalia, on the 4th Monday Of
this month, being court-day.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

mrA correspondent Of the Prun,y.
town Central Standard suggests the name
of ALpHEvs F. RAYMOND, Esq, Of Marion
county, as candidate for Congress 10 fill
The unexplred torn Of Judge Thompson.
Mr.. Raymond is q gentleman Of unoScep'
,ionable morals and fine talents
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

TN CALLING ATTENTION TO DR.. GUY
soTT,S rnproced Extract Of Ytlsou Dock
and Sarsaparilta, we feel confident that we ara
doing a service to all who may BIO afflicted
with scrofuious and other disorders original
iar in hereditary faint, or from impartty Of The
blood. We have known instances within the
sphere of our acquaintance where the most
formidable dis,empers have been cured BY the
use Of Guysotrs Extract of Yellow Dock and
sursaparilla alone.
Ills one Of the fcwalsertisei medicines ttss
cannc, be stigma,ircd with quackery, for The
" Yeiio,p Dork', and Sarscpfriita" are We!
known TO be the most efficient, (anl at the
same time inoxiouS) agents in the whole Mate
ria Nfedica, and by lar the bcs, and puresi pre-.
para,ion Of them is DR.. GvgiOtfs ieVo'S Docs
and Sdrsapariiia.
NJ See advertisement. l53-4t'
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Death From Heat.

An freshman, named Henry LinniS,
while at work in whcat.lield oil Mr..
s. J. Krepps, Of East Bethlehem town.
ship, Washington county, on Thursday
last, was seen taking copiOus drausht
ofwater and then repair 10 q shade tree,
where in the course Of an hour or Two
he was found dead. II is supposed his
death was caused by stroke of The
sun.
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Correspondence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
From our Washington Correspondent
wasnwercN, July 70, 1852.
Dan, 81.

Oeoc DIR,
Having been somewha. in.
disposed for few days last week, l
was compelled TO neglect the readers
Of the" Mirror" but hope THAT no Sc.
rious damage has been done, and that
none of them have been taking yon
to task for whatever might have said
heretofore poliica1y,s',0,it old "Fuss
and Feathers" or Gen. Pierce. III
have written anything that is unpsl.
atable' to any, | bcg TO be excused,
for ! assure you that my aim is to DO
"the agreeable to all. Politics you
knew, at this particular time, appears
10 be the all.absol bling topic Of the
day, and the Union is bound Ia be
saved again by the election Of Gen.
Scott OF Pierce, Just as the people
may think in their wisdom. Gen.
Scott says that he believes the couu.
try would be- safe in either If their
hands, as they have both swallowed
tho Compromise resolutions, plat.
form, &c, body and brirches, so'that
tits difficult.to tell which is which -
Itis true, ohsSotne other points there
isfa slight difference inthe claims Of
ahcse' two gentlemen upon The suEiia.
gssofitlieir cotintrymen. But Unjust
7lotNenter into ah'ezposc Of this differ.
ence, for it nigh. not be pa'atable to
Gomeof your good readers. 1t said
tina. water will always find its level,
and Ilodbt nol'bat That the Ameri-
can PEOPLE, before November next,
will be fully able to decide which de-
serves most their gratitude for their
Oervices, Both parties appear to be
alive il the fur,herance Of the claims
ofiheirVfavorite. s3ea gaH-o|
Congresshas been engaged some
days in the consideration Of the Def
cheney Bill and the propriety of ap.
propriating q certain sumin aid Of the
Collins line Of .steam-vessels in carry:
ing the mail. tolforeign ports. ~
"A bill passed the House to-day, re.
muneratingt the CLERKS in the Census
Bureau for extra work doneTduring
last winter. This is as it should be.
There is an item III this bill proposing
TO allow the Clerks in the Pension of.
fee their regular per diem pay for
Sabbaths, which should pass. The
bill providing that no Clerk in that
Department should receive more than
$685., per diem, was SO construed
by Comptroller Whitlesay that they
should not receive pay for Sundays.
when all other officers under the Gov
crnmcnt do receiyeit. who are en-
played by the day. The members of
Congress receive ilieirgpay at per
diem rates, including the! Sabbath, and
why others are not entitled does ap-
pear to me to besmaking I" fish of one
and flesh Of another.n $50 ,s5a,
The fronts Of the houses, are still
hung with4the sable lhabilaments Of
mourning, in memory of ourbeloed
but departed Henry CLAY. Hisire;
mains reached Lexington on Saturday
last, and the Telegraph informed US
that his burial was takipgsplace be-
tween the hours of 2 and 6ip m. II
The weather has been excessively
hot for few days past. q s.sg
1ELDoRAD0.
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i53.4t.

NJ Another Scientific IlOndv Important 10
Dvspsp.ics DIR J iiouGuroN's pEPSiN, the
,rue Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RrSSEr, or the Fourth Stomach Of the
Or, after directions Of Baron LIEBIo, the grca;
Physiological Chemist, by ] HousnroS, NJ D.
philadcl phia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaandice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
AFTER Natnre's own method, By Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. oct25tt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
The Road-Wcst.

We understand that Roseby Carr,
Esq, is very steadily advancing the
work Of laying the iron rdilsson the
track west of Fairmont. Mr.. Carr is
one Of the most energetic men in;the
service o. the company. He is the
avant-coulier offhe steam shorse.-
Wherever he passes alQpgtit is very
certain that the whistle Of the steam
engine will soon be heard pursuing
his footsteps. He makes the rugged
places smooth, indeed !-Mae's Jour-
nal, Cumberlaad, Nd. '~
GaeasIlailsaaa Sped Aitrain Of
cars on the Hudson River Railroad,
OH Thursday, ranfrom New York to
;Aibany-edi5tance 100 miles-in two
li6urslfhl lffty.eight minutes, or about
IS niles anlour,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

CnoLERAiN LAwRESoEvlLLE.-There
has been three cases ofthis dreadful dis
ease in LawrencevilIc, above the Arse
nal, within the past week, in colored
family residing there. The first death
occurred on Saturday last: the second
on Tuesday; and female, was given
upby the physicians Yesterday morning,
was not expected 10 live until evening.
It is pronounced 10 be real Asiatic chol-
era. Pit. Union.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between
i Drs. MsLANE, SON & SCOTT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against said partnership are rn-
quested to present them, aud oil persons in
debtcd to tho same arc requested to call and
settle Immediately, as our books must be closed
without delay.
CuAs. McLAsE,
Jos. A. McLASE,
Isaac ScoTT.
July l6, 1852. .r.-
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FOR CALIFORNIA The Isl off October.

A LII PERSONS indebted TO me in any
IA way will bear in MUD that il their
accounts are not settled by the Is, Of 0c-
,ober, they will be put into thu proper Of.
iiter's hands for collection,
". A. GuSENIAN.
The Books Of Fleming and Guseman and
o! w. a. Guspman will be found al tbs
old stand until the Isl Of October.
July 81. 1852. l54.M.
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NOTICE 10 all whom it may concern

T Ezekiel Tatlen, Executor of the las.
4, will and Testament Of Henry Miller.
decd, have on hand One Hundred Dol.
lars Of the proceeds Of The Estate Of raid
Miller, ready for distribution. All those
tho, nre entitled 10 The same are requested
to call and receivn their equitable share,
for shall o,hol,l myself accountable for
interest. EZEKIEL TATTEN, Ex'r.
Of Henry Miller, decd.
German Settlement, Preston Co., Ia.
Adlress-Ezekicl Ta,Icn,
West Union P. O., Preston Co., Va. a
June II, 1852. 1919. ~
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DIED

In this vicinity, on the 14,h instant,
Miss SARAH PnILLIrs, aged aboul.Sl
years.
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j,oryjJh jialin m Raam@" 'H'. .
-IiTG and chill KiNsd--lias08aa
nIo~,oNy Wounded, &c.

LhUt"''
Pislmcad, Va, July ia mast ~
trariou. mur,i.r was committed IL ms e.
y,nis momiag. betwscp.4, ard o o'eiYss,
The icIips Of Jo.eIll Winston and e naS
wife Virginia. aud thsis Jaughlei' t hSe
month. Old, were found in their bed ,s.n nor
lilly gnshsd about their heads and 10 o'e eos
apparently by an oss OF llstshs,, oy II s0 bs,
unknown feuds. Mrs. WINSTON , anu NC.
daughter died soon after being d'se0s .ni
ed, from the effects OF theIt Mo " i ;n
Mr. Wiusron's life is lespaIEcd o. ms IN
juries being Of dreadful e,aIae'e'' 's'As'
Ing recovery almost impossible
Two negroes, man aud wife, the pIoT,
erty of Mt. Winston, have been arrested
and comma,ed to prison on Suspicion OF
being the perpetrators Of This ''a00''cs'
outrage.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

Flax seed Oil, TurpsRtine,
White Lead Cast, Shear. Am9rican anil
English Blister Steel; Whratley's Chop.
ping Axes, Halchets, Adzes, Drawing
Knives and ClIissels,-a good supply for
sale at the Empoliim.
F;EnlSG & GusraAws
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CIRCUIT COURTS.

The following extract from an act
of the late Legislature, giving the
dates of the sittings Of the several
Circuit Courts, will be Of present in
terest 10 many of our readers, and
may if preserved, be convenient for
reference:
TWENTIETH CIRCUIT.
Hancock, goth March and August,
Brook, 2Sth Z"
Ohio, l4,h May and October.
Marshall, 18th I"
Netzel, goth April and September
Tyler, 25th F"
Monongalia, slh of same months
rwENTY.fIRsT CIRCUIT.
Upshur, goth March and August.
Randolph, 2Sth
Barbour, 18th April 4 SEPTEMBER,
Preston, 26th
Marion, 18th May and October
Taylor, 18th June and October.
Harrison, LIST March aud 4th Nov.
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THE MIRROR.
~.S><>S>>><>~S
"Pra,ss phere ace can, and ctHsure
where se must"
M0RGANTOWE, Va.
sATURDAY..JULY "a, 1862.
EAsTERN AGENCY.

EASTERN AGENCY.
NrMr. C. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third st.,
Philadelphia, Is one Of cur mos, obliging and
attentive Agents.
E. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the EA-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
THOMPSON, a, the Newspaper Agency
S. Z, corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
is our Agent for Baltimore.
OTHER AGENTS.
y. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstorriilc, Barbour CO., Va.
J. CALDWELL, p. NJ. Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
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READY MADE SHIRTS,
Emporium. LAzIrs & FLrs, sr'"1
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Politics and Politicians.-Ro~dyism
in the eity-Conupt City Officers
Arrira1 Of tie Aretic-Ao"ey. Mat
ters-Hpmbnggry-F4asral Ger
( emoaiics in honor Of Henry Clay
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Medical Card.

July l6, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
TO WESTERN lIERC GIANTS
PDpVEAss ACfEsot.y,nO:,s

FANiWN series OF Readers Tow Ter s79 Tenu
s. err Weld Ne~ t'rsnraar- aI,,i i.umberts Phvigia.
SV published IA blaine sUt S"W York. by Sauhprn nd
CG-t'r, can Pc had NJ has. W ( Ge rye r Fr.ok a.
Ficv'- where schools. traders ar individuals cen 10.
supplied Ia any shIognt Many advantages will DE der.
yea from t'sS9 n@aers CB account ~ hist r!cs4 in
taTulsfi"n they caEfsns and au-i.av better rfcr
standing OF = hat Is real are been taken o. 81
9th hF notes, n tba nct 'ora ~ each page 3tfcuT
arHlS historical end classical a.l1-i rs and f-ra-
A'Te- EEes brooks veil n.'iud a5tt narticrarI,
60 Second sna Ard radeIs the print l. very p.sir: a
r1fG the eNpeT:"u have had ia tascki1s. a. "a r-
youuS scholars learn Their isEs,rs easier ana arc -,na
Fe have eyer used
Although Towns Rea iers aud Spoilers cot rs more
'an OTHERS would hGv" est sill furnish therr vcr,
nearly Al the comm sn pic. Of ,ther school books
CIAS ". s GEO.R Frank
IIt-'--ln- Fnnru'r, aiiL- ~ IS : IL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
Genuine ArLirIe.

Genuine article,
We publish bel " Card Of ali tue principal
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS IN NEW YORK.
We the undersigned. whrlnase DfuE0i & in tho itv
of New York, have sold : r. TOWNSHIPS E TRACT -
tEilLA for several years, and consider IL the
and thai it tn dt introduced to public noioriey
unCer that name.
Boz = Paul, 40 Cortlandt street;
Wsiler B- 7 wDsent = Co., &c earl st.
leeds 4 Hazard, III Maiden lame,
John Carte a. Co. i53 WHter Street.
NJ Wsr = co. 81 Walden Lane.
J. & J. Trppe, % do do
Graham & 20. % Old slip.
Osgood X Jennings, l6S Pearl street.
r. b. Havanf & Co ofIEe III Broadway.
jackson Robins & Co, 1874 Water street.
thomas & Maxwell, IS William street
William Underhil n. '55 wat-r treet
David 7 LanmsH, o. " ster street.
MHrsh x NorthrCp, o. Pearl street
Norton, Babcock a. Nood 80 Maiden Lane.
Pent I'D, Clay & % 4 Fletcher street.
Oleutt, McKessuu "a Co. IN Maiden Lane.
A q. q b. Sands It0 Fulton street.
Sch'ehe'in- Rrotte r K Co. TEA and i05 John ST.
."Wi- & Price. Fear street.
HavjIaud q Co.. ~ VIA den Lane
RushtOu, Clark & Co liz BruadW ny, 10 Aston
''ouse, ant "a Hrnsi~av, cor Chambers 81.
PhInp SchIvfeiIn 60 IL ager street.
Fou & PR,auca 90 John q.
SherV God s. Coflu. "a Pearl st.
Ru-t & HruS htun - 5Chn Street.
l. haHT < Co., 2!3 ttiltnn 50.
lngersoil Brother, gsO ., RI ct.
Joseph +. FFir PIE. RS Made. Jane.
Gresn'elf < Kinsiey as CortIHudt ST
Haydock Curl.es q Clay. 2ls Pearl 81.
Cumming x San Duseo I75 Greenwich ST.
Haskell . MerFick, 10 Cod st.
3 A. FHhnc took & Co. ~ John ct Proprietors
Of 'FahenestOck'S Vermifuge'
For sale 1t Mineral Poiut by
jan Pm R. D PULFoRD.