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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
THE JUDICIARY.

1t is our earnest desire, frequently
expressed, that the questions and chi
cancry Of party may not be permitted
to minglc in tho election of Judges
and other important officers connect
ed with the Judiciary. So certain as
Judges are elected by party machine
nv, the wires will be worked by cor
rupt means; and so certainly as such
means are relied upon and acted out,
will the Judges themselves eventually
be corrupt. We have little hope OF
exercising any influence, by these re-
marks, upon the youthful, aspiring, or
reckless class, whose trade and bust.
ness, whose study and recreation, are
all summed up in tho word po1itics.-
We address sobcr.mindcd, rejecting
mcn,-thc bone and sincw, as well as
the mind and Acart, of our common
country. The men who pay the tax
cs, and sustain the responsibilities OF
tho goscrnmcnt,-and who feel that
They do so--arc the men that VIC call
upon 10 come 10 the rescue. We be-
speak the energies of Christian men,
ofcvery sect and namo-who compose
tho churcllos of our land-.and who,
by means of benevolent institutions,
are laboring to disseminate, world
wide, the blessings Of civil and rcli.
gious liberty. We call upon sucA men
to sec to it, that whilo they pity and
relieve the degradation Of the hea,honi
they thrust not their own nccks into
tho yoke of party diclation, in a mat
ter of 80 much moment as tho choice
of the Judiciary, to whose care is en-
the protection of ourproporty
and our reputation, and all tia, life
holds dcsr,
We have known, personally ind
well, during our residence in Penn:
sylvania, scores Of men,-sood aud
,stilnuble men,--aud in oil other res
1ecls upc mm.-who we're SO com
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
Death from Exposure.

Mr.. A,pAarad PomcN young man
residing near Newport, in this county
on Thursday of last week, undertook
to save a raft Of lumber, which had
been loosened by the tieshct, and be,
ing unable to get it to the shore, was
carried down on it to the vicinity OF
Brownsville. lie was not sufficiently
clothed to endure the exposure to cold
and wet, and had sunk into state Of
inaensibility. He fingered antil Sun
day morning, when he died. His re,
mains were brought up on the Globe
steamer, and taken home for burial,
on Tuesday last.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
Extract Of Letter 10 the Editor, dated

Extract of n Letter 10 the Editor, dated
RrcmMnHp, Va, April go, 1859.
Mr.. Editor,-The County OrganI-
cation Bill has only this moment pass
cd. For a week past 1t has hcen n.y.
ing backward and forward, from tho
House to tho Senate, with amend.
mcnts. Tho Senate, (hcing Essiernl
has shcwn the greatest ohslinacy, ami
the House to-day was driven, almost,
to vote Justices of the Peace three
dollars per diem: but very few West
ern members voted for it.
| will send you a copy Of the Bill
SO soon as printed, which will be Ill ;
few days.
It provides for the election Of Jnd
ges, Clerks of Circuit and County
Courts, Prosecuting Attornics, Shcr
IFS, Justices, NC, to take place on the
4th Thursday of May.
Commissioners will he appointed
by the Governor 10 hold the Election
and five thousand copies will BIO print
cd for circulation among tho people
Your Delegates will sec that copie
be sent to every part of the County.
You will excuse nc for not writin!
for some time past. lhad moi time tt
do so without neglcc,ing other mor'
important duties, but will try 10 b.
more punctuul hereafter.
Yours truly,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

Judged at present, ~,thiog will be a.
BE 10 keep him from the nom'H'',""'
As You publish an indeP'nde1,',
journal, ms regards politics would
state, thu, | hope that portion o. y""f
readers who honestly differ viii, me-
will not charge You or myself win
disrcgardng yoar independence u"
that score, for ! assure YOU aud ''lc'n
that ais far as giving The news Ie'a'lSG
to the movements Of either party |
will try and be impartial Gen. CasS
will doubtless be the Democratic nom
incc, and my Object giving my views
MS unrcscryc,lly as Ito, isto advocate
the claims Of competitor worthy "'
his slccl, who, after serving his c"'!"
try for forty years in a military p"'",
Of Wow, is well deserving tho highest
honor in its gift as civilian.
ELDoRAhb.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
The County Districtcd,

The Commissioners appointed TO dis
trict the county Of Marion, met at the
courthouse on Thursday the 22d inst,
and after q session of two days compile
ted their labors. We cannot give in
this weeks paper, the boundaries OF the
districts, but the following are the Pla'
ces Of voting in the several Districts
No. /. The house Of William Shaver,
near the mouth OF Booths creek, and
the house Of David Bainbridgein Booths
vile. No. .. The house Of Henson
Boggess in palalire, and the house Of
Enos D. Nuzem, near Gladly creek
No. 8. The house Of William Meredith
on Prickett's creek, and the house OF
Henry S. Pride, In the mountain settle
ment. No. 4. The courthouse in Fair
mont, and the house Of John Conway
and son in Barracksville. No. 3. Will
liam Basnett's house in Basnettsvillc and
the house OF Amos Snodgrass in Mil
ford. No. G. The house of T. P. Lilly
in Wor!hington, and the house OF W.
j. Wiley, in Harrington. No. 7. The
house Of Alexander Talkington in Man
ningtor, and the house Of VIM. Gump,
at B.aly's mills.-Fairmont Trgiaian.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

ple,ely hitched up in party traeee, that
they did not dare 10 vote according to
the dictates of their conscicnccs, oven
when the candidate they would have
preferred was Christian brother and
and bosom friend From such vas-
salogc may old Virginia ever be pro-
served
We have thought much upon this
subiectH-but our attention has been
called to it, ut the present moment, by
II correspondence which we meet with
in Stanton paper. The members
Of the Bur of Augusta couue, % in
number, mitdovt distinction 9fParfy'
addressed the following letter to Hon.
Bp,scoE G.. BALDWIN, and obtained
his consent 10 become candidate =
slaunton, March 9th, 1852.
Hen. Britoc G. Baldrin
Dear Sir-Thc people of the third
judicial section of the State, of which
this county is part, will shortly be
called upon to elect Judge OF the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, of which
Court you are one.
We ihe undersigned, the Bar Of Au-
gusta, arc deeply interested in the
course which shall be pursued iii the
organization Of our government under
the new Constitution; particularly are
we disguised that the largest possible
range Of selection shall be afforded, in
filing the County and Judiciul offices
now Immediately within the gift Of
the people. This, we think, can best
he effected by leaving out Of the view
the opinions upon questions of Fedc-
raj politics of the various candidates
who may be presented for their SUI
fragcs, for considerations of this char
actor can only serve to trammel the
| Judgment of the c!ector, while they
do not legilimately attach to the ofii-
ces in question. This is our conclusion
upon principle; did it need support
from authority, we have only to refer
to the fact, that the contrary policy,to
that we recommend, was without a
single exception, deprecated by both
Radical Reformers and Conservatives
in the late Conventional canvass.
Entertaining these views, sir we
now, without distinction ofparty, res
pcc,fullysolicit TINT you will announce
Yourself a candidate for the Bench Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals. For
this Office, allow us to say, we consider
you are cminently qualified; your ox,
tcnsivc legal a,tainmcnts-,hc fruit OF
a long professional lile-your high
sense Of ustice, and your indomitablc
energy, in the discharge Of your pub
lie duties, are familiar to us all; be-
side these, tho learned and luminous
opinions, which have illustrated your
judicial career, afford us anall.sufi-
cient earnest your usefulness should
you be continued by the popular voice
in the Office which you now adorn'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

Duis run, S,cwalts vun and Little
Indian creek, keeping the highest
iacc between Dolls run waters, and
nrnl'srun waters, and between SCOTS
rml waters and Dolls run waters, I'M
ri n knob not far from The head Of
smoky drain ofDoll's run is reached;
,heucr down ridge in u Northeast,
direction, including the Postlewatc
farm in No. G, to the Jackson School
house on run which puts into Dun.
karl creek ut MorIistown; thence
with the road leading thereirom to
Mor,islown 10 the Pennsylvania line,
aud with said Pennsylvania line to the
place OF hrginuing. And We have
established therein the following pla-
ces for holding elections, to wit: The
house Of William Sine in MooresvIlle,
and the house of Asa Tennent, on
Jake's run.
DlsrRlcr No. Bounded and dcs'
crihed as follows, to wit: Beginning
a, David A. Worley's stable on the
Pennsylvania line, the placc of begin,
ming for No. C, and with the line Of
No. G, on the Days run road to the
Marion county line; and thence with
the Marion county line to the Ne'zeI
county line; and thence with the
We,zel county line to the Pennsylva'
MIA line, and with the Pennsylvania
line to the place of beginning. And
we have established thereiuthe follow
ing places for holding elections, &c
wit: The house of Hubartis B. Rice
in Warren, and the house Of William
Dorrah, sem, on the left hand fork Of
Maracle run.
In testimony whereofwc have here
unto subscribed our names, this Gath
day of April aforesaid, 1852
WILLIAM LANTz,
N. PIcKENpAuGH,
E. S. PINDAIL,
TNos. MEREDITH,
ALpHEus STEWART,
WIN. HAINEs,
WILLIAM Price.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
WILLARD FILLMORE.

We did not meet single member oil
the late Virginia Convention who did moi
warmly express his preference of Willard
Fillmore for the Presidency. What was
said by the Convention in the resolutions
which il adopted was said BY individuals
in their private intercourse. Men from
the mountains, the valleys and tho low.
lands spoke the same voirr,-a voice Of
admiration gratitude, and Of hope that Nh.
Fillmore may DO our next President. We
have never seen the Wings Of Virginia or
Of any parl Of The United States as unani'
mously and cordially United upon any
man as are the Virginia Wings for slillard
Fillmore. RID. Req.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Veritas," Calais" " Omer," and
other communications, besides scve-
raj Advertisements, and the notice OF
Judicial Convention at Wheeling to
nominate Hon. G.. w. Thompson, are
crowded out this week 10 make room
for home electioneering matters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

~ Hon. RICHARD COULTER, enc
of the Judges OF the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, died at his residence
in Greonsburg, Westmorcland Co.,
on the goth inst, after a short illness,
aged -. He was an eminent jurist,
of un,iring energy, universally es'
tcemcd as one Of Natures noble.
men,"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
April 50, lsa9.

Mi. Eplror.-As there has been sever
nj gentlemen spoken Of as snilable person.
for Justices Of The Peace on the East sid
Of the MonnngOlia River, we would rrc,
ommcnd SETH STAFFORD living o.
the Eas, side Of Chrsi R'rcr): as a suila
bic person for the ahovc named Office.
He has been Justice Of the Peace Tod 4
number Of years; we have tried him; 81
nr pleased with him; and we will nsc Cd,
influence 10 secure his election 70. foul
yeurs more at lcus,, should he consent h
he candidate. MANY FolERS.
April 2S, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

Mr.. Editorials there are MANY
Justices of the Peace to he elected,
and but few candidates for that i'm.
portant Office, if any, in nomination., I
would recommend JouN NJ. CoBuN as
a suitable person for that oflicc.-ltis
no, for me to say whether he willcdn-
sent to be candidate, but hope he
will. A WIG.
April &c, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
MGR NTGW II, Va.
<S',ENS>s>sN""'>''~s~
SATUEeDAY,-NaAV I, 1852.
EASTERN AGENCY.

III Mr.. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third ST,
Philadelphia, is one OF our most oblging and
attentive Agents.
E.w. CARR, Third street, opposite the FL
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for thai
City.
WM.TlloMPSoN, at the Newspaper Agency
s. L. corner of baltimore and Cal'cr, streets,
is our Agent for Baltimore
OTHER AGENTS.
y. NJ. AUvIL, Nes,orviIlc. Barbour CO., Va
}. CALDWELL, p. NJ. Kingwoud, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
The Kanawha Republican Of April

The Kanawha Republican Of April
l7lh, says:
Weregret 10 learn that the late fresh.
ct did immense damage in the counties
Of Writ, Richie and Gilmcr. We learn
by a friend who has just passed through
portions OF these counties that the av+
erage depth OF water on the bottoms Of
Little Kenawha and the branches Of
Hughes river was ten feet. Corn cribs
and hay-stacks, fences, out houses, and,
in some instances; the soil on the plow-
ed fields were swept away, producing
a perfect dcsolation along those streams.
" The aggregate loss, in Hardy
County, Va, by the flood in the South
Branch of the Potomac, is stated in the
Hardy Wing, al $4,000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
COMMUNICATED.

At a meeting of Granville Division,
No. 49,, Sons of Temperance, the
following brothers were appointed
delegates to represent our Division in
the Temperance Convention to be
held al Fairmont on the 18th day of
May next III. D. Murphy, L. c.
Finnell, NJ. w. Davis, jr., Peter Hess,
James Stone, W. Carothcrs, William
Simpson, J. B. Shivoly, ]. T. Court
ney, S. B. Scott, Rev. Spencer King,
Rev. John Bait, Thomas Dawson, Z.
S. Dawson, NJ. NJ. Dent, A. Hcagcr
Dr.. NJ. Dent, S. Z. Danser, VIM. NJ,
Dent, ]. T.Flcming, W. Bailey, Mar
madukc Dent, Jr., and Henry Pride.
We cordially acquiescc in the hold
ing of this Convention, and hope there
to see Rachcbites. Members, Temple
of Honor, Sons of Temperance, Wash.
| ingtonians and temperance men OF all
kinds mo difference what the name)
meet upon one common platform as
brothers engaged in one cause, and
devise some plan for advancing the
cause of Temperance.
In l.. P. and I.
NJ. NJ. Dent, r. S.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

TIM Floop.-WhocIing, 2Ist.-Flm.
boats scows, and skids, ARC running to aud
fro in our streets transporting people aud
youds. The river began falling Inst night
about half.past two o'clock, and rcccdcd
about one inch an hour through the night,
and at noon to-day, about two inches pct
hour. 7
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

70 Capt. Gibson, of Harpcr's Fer
ry, lately presented the editor of the
Charleston Free Press with a Rock
Fish weighing over fifty pounds !
ANY more left of the same sort, Cap.
tain!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

The ill to abolish militia nt's'crs,
and substitute FOR them lux of25cts.
ncr head, a noicty Of which to be "p,,
pronria,cd 10 the encouragement Of
volnnlcrr companies, aud the balance
to the literary fund, has got to its
ihild reading, aud will probably pass,
A motion to rccommit was ncgatlycd,
as was also n motion to postpone we
me- in hopes that this semi annual nut
sancp, viii a, lac, DO aba,ed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
Tho Union,own Sentinel ofthe lllll

The Uniontown Sentinel ofthe lllll
inst. says -
On last Thursday evening, the coach
going east, was robbed about a mile
east of this. The straps Of the Boot
wcrc cut, and tho trunks Of the pas
scngcrs taken of, and broken open;
and after being riiled of their con'cn's
were left scattered along the road.-
We have heard of no suspicion as to
whom tho villains were that committed
The mt. We understand that there
was no money in the trunks.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
No. ], Fashionable Head Quarters
TAH7.ORg&es!
y. l.. SUMMERS,

You'll respectfully inform the citizens Of
Cass, lie aud vicinity. TIM, he has com,
mcnced Tuilains in the Shop occupied By
Or. james Way. He would return he
sincere thanks for the patronage ulrruds
extended, and respectfully invite conlIn.
nance. Hc would inform the public (hss
he has procured the hest system ofctu.
ting ever introduced in Western Virginia
or any other State. 4
hll customers, whethrrrlain or fashions
bic, attended to with pleasure aud pronn.
,itnde, at fair prices. s
All garments entrusted 10 his care war.
Ianted no f','no pay. Cutting particular.
" attended to.
His shop is on the corner of Wool and
SNdam streets, next door 10 Doct. JuInes
Ways dwelling.
Country Produce will be taken for work.
CassviIIc, Va , April 25, 1862, l4ou.
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DIED
Rcgi2,scMfNI Orders.

The training Of the officers OF The 76th
Regiment vii! commence a, Morgon,own,,
on Monday, May 10Th, and continueffor.
three days. The Reg,nental Muster for
aaid Regiment will be held on Thus.
day, May 18Th, Ga the farm Of AS. Vance,
Esq, one mile north Of Morsontown. '
LEE ROY KRAMER r.
May ], 1851. Col. 76.h Regiment.
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tseGit1zrsssiaen .s,ss.xn..-s,.,a..nahss ...a..e
DiSTRICTIyG OF TIE COUNTY.

Assembly of Nrs1nla, passed Ar"
:"' rS'2! en''''s" an "f' H'0"'"'"@
E. = d'StF'Gt''E ne co%Sf;f., "r H""t%' |
~N''f' an" co" Pr"Saf'G"% ''' Ct m%'s /
W"F'''' & Etr'"S 10 me I"'"'9 ; " a.! !
IiF f"'fE g ''."|f%"S~S %"'" J'SI
"""' "h' 'f!%&"$F@r FI"'r% J'1 |""
f"| e''e''""' A." u" '' g! :"
<"'''''''ns !'sHr" y Inc : 'SrN o. me
,I"I''E I'nF' o' """o"sa''a r1""'S;
''''y served we 'he "nne's's'le"
"mmsS'"nSFs Tor sal" county assem-
'l'' ~ me C'.'t''HouS' ". s"!a c ,a
~ On me 'V''i ia! :" APr,l' lo':,
ma lr"teG0Ins l,oin "aS 10 gay UNI,
ina 2l'', oay OF ApFll' lS9z' nave 'uia
w. W N'u '' nI.eGs Iay On sala county
'' Ho''"nS"''a' '''o seven districts as
s'!"'ErT .! sa'o a''' as nearly equal
u, r "''! We III 'e''''"Ss I'LL" PoPn'a''o"'
,, 0"" -,
o'sI"'cT 40 l-nouh"cn ana ae'
Sr'loc"a' loIlows, 10 VII: beginning
y, Tue noun OF hooths creek on me
H,ohong"heIa river; 'hencc up saia
BOON creek 10 the mouth OF JACOBS
sN"-'hili run; thence up sad run 10
where the foad ieaaihg from Sa'o run
y nenlamln JACOB ssml'h'shoP 10 .ne
beverly turnpike comes INTO salG
PIKE ehehce stfalght Inc 10 inc fora
where me Eock 1 orge rosd crosses
Goouns creek; ihence with saia ROCK
Forge road 10 where IL l",ersects Inc
Morganto1wn and west Union .urh'
pike roaa; lhence WIN said 'urhPihe
road 10 me preston line; tnehce WIN
'no r"'u s''o. ~ o", nT.,;nu
-. ny pss. .n'' o y. H ,hanoa m;,h
,ho Mo.;on 0 ,.on r I;no ~ ,he NIonon.
',,h,ln r;r.r. an3 ,bonce down sid
S Sea- - ,bo j,oa;nn;nr md va es,a.
hl;sh tho s,,,oS;nn niocos ,here;n for
l,'lI;nn .,on,;ons - w;, i've house of
inhn 1ones wv Tom,s RIM and the
honse whoro P;cbor1 Osborn lives on
,hs Roverlv ,nrun;te
~ ~ n,,,,
D's1h'oL r NO. Ino."oIe a." "s
serlneo as ,9'lows' 10 VIII: nIs,ani ,,H
at tue NOUN OF Do2en cleeN' Ine oe
ginning OF plS. RI, NO, 'n ,h" ,' GOWN
me Mohohgane'a r'vel ~ ": n.ou. =.
OF "est run thehce up sa.u run ~
"nere ,he roaa CROSSES :aia =, run "eal
~ lAe mouse 1oW :. 1ccuPieu y IT, SosT r.
Cummlns' ana with IN sd p roaa oy p "a.
Wis "ea'ets' TO me llestoh count!
!lhe, ana w'tn saia ires,on county iine
10 Inc west est Jn' .1 anu , M1' !a Town
turnpike Ioaa !; tnence WIN me i,nes
ana ooaneafles o. NO. l 10 the P'a a1
OF oeg'hh'hg: ana we eScaoilsi, :ne
'oliowlne PAGES .nere'n iot no'alns
etec,lo"s, 10 VIZ, '"e cv WI W. S anu
."o u" y. nasl.a,,S oroo,, Ill
"a'' a' A''Ne' 0
DISTRICT NO. o-nouhuea ana ae-
scf!oea as i1lio~s vow 70 W.T.: pegln''. =,
a, Inc NOUN OF "e s, run, oa' . .he
Mononsaneia river, NV, b .nr'cG uomI ,; ."e
SAID river 10 .he fehnsy'va'''a l'he'
ana win the rehhsy''qala iinc cioss.
ing Cheat river 10 the preston county
Inc thence WIN t ,ae res'o n e1aGs :,
line re'cfoss'ng oheae iiVe u, 10 1 1.
No, and thence WIN the ac)aeehs
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Tile NongAiogAcny Ropte to Baltimore
y. 7 : HTTU T.
NJ. NJ. DENT, r. S.

TIE YONgA'0gAony NoN1e 70 B071lM'Te
anil Eastern Cities, andthe Fl0od.
The great flood has passed by, and left
the whole route in pcrfcc, order. The
sIackwa,cr improvement to West Newton
stood firm, and remains uninjnred. The
Plank road thence TO Cumberland is I'M
harmed and in fine order. The Baltimor"
& Ohiu Railroad, which completes The
route from Pi,,sburg and the City Of Bal.
iimore, has escaped with slight injury.
Tho cars were detained for trip or two,
but all is repaired now, and trains running
safely, ms usual. This safe and popular
route is gaining favor, and is destined to
be ,horoughiafc Of great Importance.
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MTrriru:

On the 10Th ult., by Ed. S. Siegfr;ed,
Mr.. RODNEY WOLFE, Of Greene Co.,
Pa, to Miss MARY CATEtARlNE RU-
BILE, Of Monongalia county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

Mn EDlroR.-lti is the wish Of many
Democrats that J. T DAVIS, vii! permit
his name to be announced, as n candidate
for the office Of Justice Of the Peace.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01

Commissioner Of The Revenue.
o~s- We are authorized to anmounce
Mr.. JACOB HOLLAND, as candidate for
Commissioner Of the Revenue, in the east
cm dis,ric, of Alonongalia county.
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ILLUSTRATED DOLL.1R M,9G.4ZINE
JULY-No. NEW SERlES-NOL. ,.
WoodW0rth's Youths Cabinet.

DEGINS New Volume with the issues of the
~ July Number. There are now TWO volumes
III year, OF nearly 800 pages each, commence
ing in January and July. Each number contains
as pages. protusely and elegantly embelished.
1t is Il Cabinet, as its name imports, presents
ing the richest and rarest literary attractions
for the young-ever readable, entertaining in
slfuclve, free from all trash, and conducted with
the utmost care. The particular topics of the
articles contained in it, as well as the mode of
treating those topics, are too numerous and
varied TO be specially named. Ancient and
Modern History, Biography Of Distinguished In
dividuals, the Arts and Sciences, Natural Histo-
ry of Animals. Wonders Of Animal Instinct and
Conlsivancc, Accounts Of Travellers all over the
Globe, Descriptions of Curious and Wonderful
Places, Familiar Dialogues, Popular Anecdotes,
Wonders Of the Vegetable Creation, MotaI tales,
Poetry, music, Enigmas, Riddles, Cha,nfes,
Instructive Puzzles, Scripture Illus ,rations--all
have place in the various alcoves of the Cnbi-
net.
FRANCES c. WooDwoRTn Theodore Thinker
the editor, is now travelling in Europe, and will
regular contribute TO the pages OF the Ma eazinc
during his absence.
TERMs.-Sl year; SO for copies; IS for
copies, and an extra copy to the one who forms
club of and upwards. Money and post-office
stamps may be sent at our risk. Specimen
numbers sent gIais July begins new volume
AGENTS WANrEp,--to obtain subscribers for
the Magazine, and to sell the Bound Volumes
of the octave series of the Cabinet--to whom
Inducements will be offered. Clergymen with
ont charge, students, &c, will find this pleas
ant and useful employment.
d. AUSTIN WOODWORTH, Publisher,
June 20 lis Nassau ST., New York.