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P0ETR Y,
~,yiIEKn NOW IS HENRY cLAY:"

This question was not long since taun'lngly ast
ed By L0cofOco of a Wing. The latter ihus al
swers through the Louisville Jouraal.-
Where is he? Ask the mighty hos.
Of ffreemen in our native land!
A million voices will respond
While each one proudly clasps his hand
To his warm heart, and with tear
Fer him they honor, answer-HERE!
Where is he In the frozen North,
In the vas, empire OF the West,
In the sweet lowlands Of The South,
That rallyng name is known and blest;
On land, the watchword of the free
The sailor shouts it on the sea!
Where is he Far beyond the reach
Ofhis fierce, unforgiving foes
In vain does malice strive 10 crush
Colossal genius with its giows-
The arrows winged with envious aim,
Break on his bright shield Of his fame!
Where is he When the would-be great,
The party pigmes of day,
Are all f6rgut, mankind will weep
Around the halluwed grave of CLAY
Where then will be their names who dare
Deiame him? Echo answerS-where?
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A GARD.

DV. T. j. McGlI.L offers his professional services
10 the citizens OF Staunlon and its vicinity Oihce'
fr the present. at his residence, lately occupied oy
Dec. 81, 1851.
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Ds. Miss Antoinotte L. Brown was in.
troduced by the Rev. Theodore Parker TO
his congregation on Sunday, in Boston, and
she performed the service by prayer, and
the preaching Of sermon from chapter ~
of lst Corinthians, S4th and 35th yeraess
She is graduate OF Oberlin University, 81
years old, and rather good looking.
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THINGS NOT so BAD AS THEY SEEM
In Melly's travels in Egypt, we find the
following description of party of slaves;
'Just before reaching the boats, we came
upon large party of female slaves, on their
way down to Cairo, where, in the lottery OF
the slave market, they were to pass to new
masters. They were penned like sheep in
a range of huts, formed by hanging mating
round clump of palm trees, which spread
their grateful shade above. 1t was most a.
musing, as we drew near, to see the rush
they made to gain cover, and how they
ducked their heads under the mating, to
avoid being seen, though curiosity, the weak
point of the sex, brought up again many a
pair of bright eyes to look at US as we pass
ed. They were nearly all young girls, va
rying in age from twelve to sixteen; and a
merrier set could not be met with. The
woods rang with their pleasant laughter; !;
and one might have thought-what perhaps
was not very far from the truth-that in
place of now entering the house of bondage,
they had left It behind in their own coun-
try. Their masters, from alive could learn,
arc uniformly kind to them; and whenever
we encountered party, we found that the
girls were much attached to the head Of
their caravan. The bevy we now saw was
from Abyssin;a-whence, indeed, most of
the female slaves are drawn-and was des-
tined, as the Abyssinian girls usually are,
for the Turkish harems, or as wives ofshop
keepers and afliucnt Arabs. Their color
was glossy black; they were exceedingly
we'll made, and had bright cheerful faces,
lit by sparkling black eyes"
MIsAppMcATloN OF WoRDs.--1t is said
that Dr. Chalmers once entertained at his
table distinguished guest from Switzer-
land, whom he asked if he woud be help
ed to'kippercd salmon The foreign divine
asked the meaning of the uncouth word kip
pered, and was told it meant preserred.-
The poor man IN public prayer soon after
offered petition that the distinguished di-
vine might long be 'kppercd 10 the Free
Church Of Scotland.
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es- An old dilapidated bank. bill rs 20.
ing the rounds with a yellow piece Of pa.
per pasted on tho back Of it.on which ;s IN II.
.c.. ......u; Go it, Bill I'll back your
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. U. L. Feomsser, D. D. ST.

HAS permanently located il stauntOn, and soliets
4 share of public patronage. His operations have
- hASFAss%Ns ~ been tested by Prof e. A. tar-
NTW%WI ri. Of Baltimore, DR.. r. B. Gar
S-1S ksesSAS det, Of Philadelphia, DR.. EIeazer
Psrmly Of New York, ai,d Dr. Harwood OF Boston, aud
declared to be equal those Of any other operator
Person wishing TO inform themselves as to his qnaiih'
cations as Dentist respectfully referred 10 the u
bovc named eminent Dentists.
~. Oice in the Stone Building on the West side OF
Augusta street Que door below Mrs kennedys MILL
uSry establishment.
Stauntou, Dec. 81, lS5l.-ly
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All advertising for less time than three months VIII
be charged for at the usual rates 90 per square tor
the first three insertions srd twenty five cents Tor eac
subsequent l3sue =
l.. &IA WADDELL, Prop'rs of"Spectator." "
]. r. KURTZ, Prop'r Of f"Messenger."
K. W. STEVENSON, PIop'r of Yindicator."
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,Tohn r, Watts,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Va-Practise
n in .he Courts Of Augusta, Rockingham and h'gh
laui aud will give strict attention TO ali BUSINESS I"
trusted TO him in his prolessioh
Stnnnton. An~. 6. lS1l l.-lN.
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Dr.. Rrisaoe 3. Donaghe,

TTAViNG located permanently in Staunton, offers
Ill his professional services to the citizens OF the town
aud surrounding country
CSs- Office opposite Eagle Hotel.
Doc 2i, lS5l.--ly.
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lanes C,oGhran

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton Va. Practices
N ia the Courts Of Augusta RoekbridSe, Pendle'on'
Btth, Highland, Albemarlc, Nelson aud hockinSu"u'
q H.. two doors North Of B. Crawiord's Store
Nov. 5, 1851 -ly.
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III. r. Cullen,

TrORNEY AT LAW, Stannton' va, rraet'seS
\ in m, Courts of Augusta Highland, Pendleton,
Rockbridge, Rockingham and Nelson. ohice /" the
house formerly occupied BY Jho L. Peyton' ESQ op'
posite the Court house.
Oct. Is lS5l.-ly.
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nyALER Ia all kind, OF II rd ware and Cutlery, Bry
" erly Street, s'aaatoo' Virginia
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W. A. STERRET'
Caarea q. Wright,

nc>LEp in Watches, Clocks, JeweIry' &c, Rev
~ sfly street, Stauaton, Virginia Watches Clocks
Jewclr, Nc. proapuy anl nsaily repai'e" ana war
ranted.
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John 3. Breokinridge
Gorge &. Price

DEALERS IN Staple and Fancy l'ry Goods >onlh
~ west Cocuer OF Beverly aal New Street, St"nh'o"
Virginia.
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LUDIcaoUS BLUNpER.-A Frenchman,
having frequently heard the word press
made use of TO imply pursuadc, las, 'press
that gentleman to take some refreshments, ,
press him to stay tonight. thought he
would display his talent by using what he
imagined synonymous term and there
fore made no scruple one evening to cry
out in company. Pray, squeess that lady
TO sing
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Professional Cards, not exceeding Seven lines VIII
De inserted QUE year for So c0-6 moatha Tor SO %.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
Cure for Consumption!
Liver Complaint, Celds, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung
Complaints.

T HAVE published brief work on Consump-
| ton, which contains an invaluable recipe
Tor the cure Of those prevalent diseases, even in
their worst stages, when friendship and physi-
clans have given up all hope. The hints on d.
CT, dress, exercise, &C., &c., arc very valuable.
The Lung BGisam prescribed il this work cures
without the expensive aid Of physicians or inju-
rIouS use Of patent medicines. In adopting
this system Of cure the patient knOrs r6Gi he
Is using-knowS that hc is not shortening his
days by the use Of anodynes or mercuralS,
which may seem to relieve but never CURE
He knows when using this Life Sdriag BGLSam,
that he is taking mild, pleasant, etRcacious
remedies, such as Nature Prcscribes for the ills
hCr children sulIOr. The ingredients compos-
ing this Lung Dalsam are oblainablc, (chie1y
too) wherever consumption exists, proving that
erery MhaS its dRiidOfe. COnsumptivo patients
may rely on this reeipe-(all Lung Complaints
arc removed by its use)-I would not attach
my name to II, had doubt Of It's efficacy
The directions forpreparing and using the Bal.
SAN arc perfectly plain. prefer selling tho
Recipe 10 making the Balsam, rs II enables
poop 10 to make heir Oirn MediciE"dt trDing
cost. will impart the secret of making the
Balsam, and the family right 10 uSett, for 81,
but in no case will sell it for specializing pur-
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|lEl j 1. g !! %
Observation-Disclosures
AHE.lD OF ALL OTHERS,

The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
because they arc safer, better and more
ID eilicacions than any others; and because
the public will take no others IL they can OBJ
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have been annually sold within the last years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear.
IF PILLS DE- NECESSARY
for purging and cleansing the stomach and bow
els. and purifying the Blood and fluids Of the
body, take no Othcrs-t6r no other pills produce
these combined effects, or contain SarSaparilla
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagcrcd that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, CicrgymGn, Members ofCOn-
gross and respectable citizens can be produced
ofthGir efficacy than Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where ONE
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills are in a Bor!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE Gents Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-,
pRnying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings,
They are GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be will
ing afterwards TO take any others, because they
always do good, and Il they do not then no 9th.
ers will.
DIR. n. b. LETDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is regular Druggist, Chemist s.
Physician, Of fifteen years experience in Phila-
delphia Graduate Of the University OF PcnnSyl-
vania; Member Of different Medical Institutions
Of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&C., and associate and corresponding member
OF several Medical Institutions Of London and
Paris-hGnce the reason Of the greater conf.
dcncc placed in his pills, and there being re-
commended in the practice Of most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
III Principal Depot, Dr.. Leidy's Dispensary,
No. ia North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail by
II. II. CARR, NTorgantownj
S. Iieernans, Fcllowsville;
T. R. Curtis, ClarkSburs & AlillCrSvillcj
S. 81. HCermans, GrCgSville;
NJ. NJ. Campbell, Fairmont;
Nlallonee 4 Newton, Pruntytown;
Stricken & Co., Philippi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies & Co., UnioRtownj
John llagan, Smithfeld
RinChart & Minor, Wayncsburg;
C. A. & W. MestrcIatt, MaplGtowH;
J. Hudson, Ncwtown;
IN. Robinson, Brownsville;
and by all Druggists and storckcepcTs in the
States. DC ly Sept. 7, 1850.
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September 10Th, 1851.
F. 4. DERING & co.

F. 4. DERING & co.
Have Just received and opened large
and splendid stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Consisting in part Of Cloths, Cussimers
and Satinetts, Ready. made Clothing, viz
Goats, Vests, SC. extra cheap; Calicoes,
Ginghams, Delanes, Cashmeres, Poplins,
Alpaccas, &c.; Silks, Checks, sc. &c.
Hardware, QueenSware,
Groceries.
HATS, SLOUGH, fur and silk, Caps and
BOnncts, latest styles and superior quail
tiles Salt, Iron, Nails, &c.
Our Goods have been bought in the
Eastern Cities, at greatly reduced Pri.
ces, and we feel assured that We can
sell them at such prices as will ensure
their sale. All we ask is that purcha-
scrs will look before buying elsewhere.
We make no large and Boosting speeches
oil what we can do; all we ask is an ex-
animation Of our large stock & prices.
F. A. DERING & co.
September 10. l09tf
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PROOF OF ITS GOODNESS.
JACKSON, Mlch., March u, 1s5l,

Doct. S. TouIey-Sif; You wished mo to let
you know what effect your preparation orAIed-
Icinc for Consumption and other diseases had in
my iamiIy. Amer tho first ten days my wife
gained In weight 3 lbs, relieved her cough,
changed her cOuntcnancC, and all appearances
were better. My family would not DO willing
to do without il. ltisa medicine much needed
in JacksOn--thcre is many cases similar to my
wiie's. Tho Rev. Mr.. blanchard will write
you for recipe. Respectfully yours,
- o, y. POOL.
Address, postpaid, tcncloSlng So Dr.. $.
TOusoy, LOG Nassau street, NCw-YOIk. The
work goes by maiundcr seal
November 20, 1851 tin
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TIE C.ESEE SYSTEM!

sN'NSN'NsN'>FNsNrN@NSN
THE subscriber has resolved to do bus.
mess, from and after January LIST, 1851,
for CASA or Prorlutc in hand. &c No work
10 be taken from The Shop I'LL paid for
With this express understanding 10 IN
vites Tie attention of his friends aud tho
public to his Advertisement below. All
orders executed promptly, cheap and we'll.
D. llALDENAN.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
New Goods Asain!!

AT the New York Cheap Variety Store, in
Hanway's New Brick Row, Morgantown.
CARR, SMITH & CO..
Have Just returned from New York and
Philadelphia, and will open on Tuesday
and Wednesday next, decidedly the cheap.
est and certainly the largest stock Of Goods,
Of every description, ever before brought
to this market. Gralitied and encouraged
BY the patronage Of the public heretofore,
they will cndeavor TO merit its continuance
and increase hereafter by strict aIhe.
rnce 10 their motto Of "Short profits and
quick returns" and thus BY fair dealing
making It the interest Of all 10 become
their customers.
The present second purchase for this fall
has been made entirely for Cash and IN
usually low, owing 10 The pressure in the
money market in the East; ard we are
now prepared TO offer 10 all who may give
us call, the greatest variety for choice,
and the rRrest bargains in everything!
DRESS GOODS for ladies and gentlemen,
Of every description.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
and an endless variety Of notions and Sta.
pie Goods in their line, will and must be
sold "dcg cheap.!"- give US a call.
RecOllect, +" the place to get your money
back" is at tho New York Cheap Variety
Store Of CARR, SMITH & co.
slorgantown, Oct. Is, 1851. ll4.H.
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A C.ERD.

I'll Cs9GfD.
The undersigned would very respectful.
Is announce TO their friends and the public
generally, that they have united with them
in the practice of Medicine, Surgery, &c.
their former partner, JOSEPH A. M'IANr,
NJ. D. The business Of the concern will be
conducted under the firm Of
NI'Lane, Son & Scott.
10 Difficult and dangerous cases will
receive the united attention Of the entire
firm free from additional fees.
bi'LANE & SCOTT.
% Our Office will be found at the old
stand, opposite the Merchants & Mechan.
ics' Bank. CHARLES M'LASE, N. D.
JOSEPH A. M'LANE, NJ. D.
May 70. Isaac ScoTT, NJ. y.
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Saddles, Bridles,liar
AND HARNES

AND EVERY ARTICLElNb Me- y
TAN be had al the chS. s'ent "
Omont in Morgan,own, "a hplR d
opposite I.azier's Store, whl SNZ$Suls.,
OF tho above description kept cSs. 4
stanAy on hand or madeder at tba v
shortest notice. Persons may be IN
want Of any thing in the line Of bu.
siness, will find il to thsI'est 10 cali
and examine the above uas lam do.
rcrmine'l to sell low fdr good conn.
try produce. JOB jHES0N.
MognntOwn, Apil'
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J. MILLS. Alb. MILLS.
J. MILLS s SON,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Forwarding s. Commission Merchants
And Dealers in Country Produce and
Pittsburg Manufactured Articles,
Water street, lahore MOnongakela Bridget
Pittsburgh, Pcnnn.
@~-~<N<~-~.S%<S>S>$~s
Consignmen,s Of Wool, Flour. Bacon, Su.
gar, Nlolasses, Dried Fruit, Timothy and
Clover Seed, Cheese, Butter; and Iron,
Nails, Glass, or Manufactured Goods Of
every kind, and general patronage from
all quarters most respectfully solicited.
Storage on the most accommodate
ing terms,
As our House is very large, directly o7po-
site the Wharf or Landing Of the Pittsburg
and Brownsville Steam Packets.
~N. u. We will act as Agents, at all
times, for the transaction Of business Of
any kind committed to GU: trust by our
friends from any point Of the compass,
with fidelity and despatch.
References.
D. c. Chadwick. Esq. Morgantown, Va.
G. r. c. Allen. Esq. do
Dr.. c. McI.ane, do
VIM. Lazitr, Esq. do
Gen. J. X. Moorehead, Pittsburgh.
Kramer s Rahm, do
William Bagley & Co. do
II. Chilis & Co. do
March 20, 1851. s5tf
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A Jewellers Compositions

rLK. SHEAN would respectful
ly invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Morsantown and its vicinity to his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods,
just received from the Eastern Cities,
such as
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SELLING OFF
1T COST.

A variety Of BOnnets, Caps, Rib.
bons, and Trimmings in general, most Of them
JUS. received from the East and Of the latest
fashions! Call soon and get bargains.
November s. JANE BEAR.
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Gold and Silver watches:

Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pms, Sugar.
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt
Tobacco, Teas, Spcc,uclcs, Coffee, Spoons
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda,
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vine
gar and Raisins, Nader, Prunes; Copperns;
Figs; Indigo; Liquoricc; Umbrellas; Knives !
Pills; Salts; Sardncs; Combs; Wrapping rwinCi
Camphor; Raisins Mustard; Gloves; Mirrors
Comforts; Pocket Books; Inkstands; Cinnamoni
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery; But
ter Knives; Suspendcrs; Gold Chains; birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; Hair Pins, Gold Watch
Keys; Shoe Brushes and Ginger; Starch lnksi
Handkerchief and Mustard Gold Ear Rings
Candles; AccOrdecns & CASTLE Soap; Buttonsi
Ok marrow; Silk Boss; Hair Brushes; Cologne
Water; boss; Buckets Pepper Cordial; Silver
Thimbles; Extract Of Coffee; Gun Caps; Tooth
Brushes; and Toys ofncurIy every description,
and other articles in the Notion way too tedious
to mention also Gold Jrtrtlry and NOiasscs.
October 80, 1851.
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HORSES MADE SOUND BY THE
Horse Owners Secret,
Being sure and certain remedy for the speedy
CURE HEATES:

Being sure and certain remedy for the speedy
CURE OF HEATES:
BY SIR JAMES LYNDoNToN,
Principal FHrir tokb Royal MghHesS PriHes
Albert.
TNHE great discovery contained in this little
work procured Sir James his Baronetcy.-I
Il prCscribes a certain and pOsiiire rure for Tie
HeIres which any person can prepare. Tho
remedy is better and cheaper than any adyer-
tised Ileave Powder, aud is perfectly safe Us
any one can knox who tries il. Horse owners
know that many valuable Horse loses half its
price by this prevalent disease. The remedy
prescribed in this work will cure him and in
crease his market value, besides relieving the
poor beast OF horrible complaint, similar TO
the Asthma in man. The public can depend
on this work; it is no catchpenny humbug.--
The articles prescribed by Sir James are all
cheap, and can be had at any store. To pre-.
vent imposition the work will be sent in sealed
envelopes. English price, four shillihgs and
pence sterling. American price 81 per copy.
Persons ordering Sir James, Works are expect
ed to confne his instructions 10 their own AMI
mails. II will be sent 10 none others.
AN AMERICAN HORSE DOCTOR APPROVES
THE ABOVE SYSTEM.-Read rhGtke says.
APPLETON, Ohio, July 81, 1851.
Mr.. Dunberton,-l have tried your secret fol
the cure Of Heayes, and approve 1t very much
Yours truly, s.LARE, Horse Doctor.
Witness G. Long.
To procure this valuable little work, address
postpaid, John Dumberton, English Horse
Doctor, American Agent for James Lyndenton''
Horse Owners Secret, New York Post Office.
The Secret is sent by mail at letter postage.
November 90, 1851. Gun
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Removal.
j. ID. WOODWARD,
GA SADDLER 81
tgEAND HARNEssMAKER,

Has removed his Shop TO the room on the
Public Square, next door TO Shean and
Ricc's Variety Store.
He has just received from Pittsburgh
the materials for manufacturing all kinds
Of Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c, which
lie will furnish at short notice, to old and
new customers, or reasonable terms for
cash or good country produce.
lie has now, and will continue keep on hand,
A coon ASSORTMENT OF
SADDLES, BRIDES, SADDLE.BAGS,
sc. &c,
Having permanently located himself in Nor
rantown, ic hopes, by strict attention to bust.
ness, to merit share Of public patronage.
JOS. II. WOODWARD.
Morgantown, Va. Feb. 10, lS5l.-tf
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines,
Decidedly the most popular and ettec-
tual remedies in use.
DR.. Rntlnr,S Elixir Of Brandy,

the most tOrmCnting Of ali other diseases
Those persons who arc laboring under the
weight Of this complaint will do well to Purr.
chase bottle Of the Elixir Of Brandy, as 1t
strengthens the stomach, thereby causing tho
food to digest, the head to cease aching, the
mind to resume its wontcd clearncss and aetiV-
ity-in short, a renovation Of the whole man
For particulars, read Dr.. Buffers valuable Re-
ceipt Book, a copy Ofwhich may be had otthe
Annnt. rEntis.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
Al CARR'S Wholesale and Retail Drug &
Tobacco Store:
One Cask No. Potashj
Ono barrel Spts. rurpCntiRGi
One do. Copal varnlshi
One do. Castor Oil
Ono do. FlNxsCed oil
One do. Putty;
10 gross Mltchcsi
10 boscs Pipcsj
One barrel Salts; do. Alcoholi
Superior Wines and brandy for medical use
A large supply Of Glass shop Furniture, to wit,
Jars, Bottles, Tincturc BottIesi Lanterns, >
dUEeni
Also large supply of Spanish and half Span
ish SCgars; cut and dried Tobaccoi
Which, together with tho former stock on hand
mike tic stock complete aud extensive. Call
and examine. NIorgautowR, Aug. 81.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
m, Butler's DaIsam Of Elecanpane,

is warranted to cure more cases Of diseases OF
the Chest than any other preparation offered Tor
sale at this time. II may be used by persons OF
all ages and conditions, and will be found GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, WhooPilng Cough,
Bronchitis and consumptOnin its earlier stages.
II loOsens the phlogm, and enables one to breath
freely, which Is always desirable. For fur
Their description OfitS virtues, see Dr.. Butlers's
valuable Receipt Book, copy Of which maybe
hod oftho Agent uFatH