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. MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE

L. Ea!A, i highly respectable merchant of
RushyiTlr,, + sirdeld county, Ohio, sent % the
following voluntary tribute to-" Dr.. WistGr's
Bal,am q '%itt Cherry"
RushyiIle, Fairfield co. o. April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. D. PASE-Dcar Sir: wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, very severe
attack Of measles, which reduced her very
much and lcf, her with racking cough. ON
ploycd all Of the physici.ns within our reach tor
the purpose. OF removing her cough, but with
out success. Shs appeared to be sinking into
a decline, with every'symptom OF consumption.
then tried Dr.. Rogers Livcrwort TAR
but this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symphonic OF still more malignant Character.
| was. now most seriously alarmed, and 1t was
with trembling foar that from day.to day saw
the progress of that Unsuitable disease, Con-
sumption. really despaired Of my daughters
recovery. BIZ, Psoyidrhtsl y saw the eertlf'
cato Of Jonathan Coulson, whose daughter Sa-
rah Jane was cured OF consumption BY wis
tar,s Balum OF Wild GERRY: this created
faint hope that it might help my daughter, and
Immediately commenced using it, and 1t ale
NEST instantly gave relief, her health was i'm.
proved from the first bottle, and BY the use Of
two bottles of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry' she vas restored to. perfect health, and she
is not now a, all p.edispo,edt TO cough.
will sny,q sllthat are afflicted with any dis
ease tending to consumption, 60 not despair,
for Dr.. Wistar's Dslsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure you il you, will bu, try it. L. kALB.
The genuine wis,ar's Balssm of Wild Cherry
hau FAC smile Of the signature Of Henry Wis
7 tar, N. D. Phil,dsphia, and Sandford Park
on q finely executed steel engraved wrapper
No other can be genuine. ,...i,o %.
~. Price s. per bottle; six battles for S.
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Sorth-eas, corner OF Fourth and Walnut ss.-
entrance on walnu, ST., to whom all orders
must be addressed
Also by H. H. Carr, Morgantown.
Campbell 8. Watson, Fairmont.
l. A. Hagsn, Kingwood.
Jsnaavy 3, 1889. 1857
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lI POSTPONED az
SheEif:'s Sale .
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circui, cour,
Of Preston County, rendered 1t its Fall Term,
1851, in the cause oi'Gcorge NJ. Hsgans & Co.,
against, liuntrr pilcs,-l, William Elliott, Dep
uty Sheriff ioT John Elliott, Sheriff: of Preston
county, will, on the
I'd Monday Of April, 1852,
Sell the Land in tho bill and proceedings men.
toned, (being Tract of Land containing 10
Acres, lying In Prestoi county, near the farms
Of Major VIM. D., Zinn and Col. Geo. ". Fair.
fax before tho from, door Of the Cour, House
in King&ood, To- the. highes, bidder, upon 4
credi, Of 6 and IL months, taking of The pur.
chaser bond and SufTcien, security, with inter.
cs, from tho day Of sale. II, however, less
quantity than tho whole Of said tract OF land
shall DO found sufFicien. to satisfy said decree.
shall oply sell such portion. Tho tito to said
land will be retained until the purchase money
|, paid. VIM. ELLIOTT, p.s.
For JoHs EtIIorr, r. c.
March II, 1889. ln.4t
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nI8,PLE siOLAsSEs,
A frst.rate article, for Sale by
Carr, Smith Il Co.
March IS, 1869. 81,

A Bic DAYS. woaE.-:The amour,
oil freight shipped yesterday by The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, for
tho West, was $4,000 pounds. AN
Of this pass-d over one scale, and sfier
being weighed and marked, was loaded
into cars and taken to West PhiIadel.
phia, before 9'oclok in the evening.
For an unfinished read this is big bus
mess, and shows good management
Phils. Bulletin, March ~.
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TO ALL W'NoM IT MAY CONCERN,

TNTE hare his day placed inI,he hands
w Of William LazIer. all the accounts
and nn,ra ,!ne the firm Of. LaSier M'Lane &
Co., Ia2itE anl M'Lane, Fleming, 4 cuse.
man. .and F.. c. I.azier, up 20 the 2t:h day
Of March, 1851. We have done this for
The purpose Of closing all our nd accounts
and to ray dur debts. we have large
sum, nnrr ,hsr we awe, due us, md most
Of it IoF years. Those persons having
elair!s aanins, us will present thcm to
him. for settlement, who will pay them
as fast ts he ran collect. Having indnls.
ed our friends 80 long we think they ough,
no, to think hard Of us for doing this.
f. c. LAZ1ER.
JOS A.. MLANE.
s-g' / shall still continue the bust
ness at thp%olrl stand, and will give
bargains to prompt payers. and shall
be happy to see my old friends
Don't fnrscs to GILL.
j.. G.. LAZlER.
I can be- fouai n, the office in the rear
,of Kin.rr Fifs's shop. --rnlrance to tl;r or
fire from the door leading from said shop.
Al Of you who owe n have Claims d.
eains.'said. Arms, tali.as:soon az yon ran.
When am not present. iir. JOHNNY. Dur
bin will a,.endao the seiliemen'.;
:" VIM. LAZIER.
March Is, 1857. !, 4 1871.
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III A r RE D.,

On Thursday the Goth inst, by the
Rev, Jamea J.. Clark, DR.. VIM. MAR.
M.brKE DENT, TO Miss HARRrErJANE
HISS. all If Granville, Monongalia
county, Va "
~ Tho happy pair have entitled
themselves 10 the thanks and good
wishcsicss the .prir,ers, by the ample
supply IF delicious wedding cake ac-
complaining the abovc uorice. =
Oh tie 18th inst, by Eli. J. Bennett,
Mr, William Barr, IN Miss Rachel lluf.
!han, all Of Gilnrs county.
On the 18Th last, ty, The, Rev. j. NJ.
Regnr, Mr.. Calvpr' Swigsf, to Emily Jane
Poland, near Euoihss!lle, Harrison co.
On the 90 ull. nj the Franklim House.
by Ehd. c. Reyes, Mr.. Joseph Chase, TO
Miss Mary A. Kacade, all Of this town.
-Pruntytoltn Standard. -
On Thursday lpsl.' ny ihe EeY. \. Gil.
lsspie, Miss Emma Morgan, 10 Mr.. VIM.
Thompson, both Of PslatiAc,. Va! :.
On the 18Th plt,, BY the sumo, Mr.. J.
a. Vansani, to Miss Margaret Too,h,nsn,
both Of Marion county. "
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. VIM.
E. Swcnrineen, Of Palatiue, 10 Miss Mar.
tina ). Fleming, Of Marion county
.,m~, [T1w VirginiaH.
A, MidalebonTne, Tyler county, Va. on
the 18th ul,.. By Ed. D.,T. F. Cake, Mir.
JoEH BARRETT, Of Wood county, Va, To
Miss SAMANTHA KERs, daughter Of Den,
John Kern, Of the Turner place:
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READ TMk&i
YIsTAR's,:a;,
BALSAM OF WILD CHERaE,

THE Fest REMEDY EVER Known TO MAJ
Far Coughs, Asthma, Cslas, c-cap,, ErareA..St,
EojiueH:d, Bleeding n ne Lungs, Dt1stultye O.
Brcdthing, Liver Aftct.3M; pain or ue7knsss
y The breast or Side, first s'eSF' q Co,'uSp-
ton &C..
IN stori, this Rci,om /; peculiarly c4apsea 10 Ct.
cry G:JtGEe o. nc Lungs zn4 Lirtr ukich is
rroductt In our rcr.rarying climate.
WILD CHERRY HAS LONG DEE%
+. W Known To- possess important MEDICINAL
properties. This TACT is familiar 10 every nat.
ron in our land, and physicians often prescribe
It in dIdsrcn, forms Tor variety Of complaints.
Tar, also. has bcea equally ao;sd for it's yrtuer;
and some Physicians. whose names are familiar
10 the Whole country, have gons 30 far az to
declare that even CONSUMPTION could be
cured by that alone. In other hands, again, i.
vas nearly valueless, owing, no doubt, 10 their
ignorance in preparing aaf administering it--1
difficulty new cntiraiyanh forever obYistrd by
paticn, experiment, and i0ng crpericnte.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these
Two substances srs nov, for the first time, COM
bined and embodied in DR.. WISTARS' BAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, BY a nice chepi-
cal process, every thing deletndols or useless
70 ItJEt!cNI ty Ah7t. VHab l'Al"l'i 2 ~ WV h'S1
extraordinary and truly offclcious remedy ioE
all kinda Of pulmonary aud liver diseases ever
Saown TO man. 70 convince all unbclieycrs
that or. theory is really true, we reisr TO few
es'cs Of cures performed by this wcadertul
medicine;
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ham. co. Sept, n, 80.
J. D. Park--Dear Sir:-I take the liberty OF
advising you Of the bencf, have derived from
the use OF DR.. Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
was brostfated by that terrible scourge, Con.
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horritying to me, for FIVE Of our family (my bro.
theirs and sisters) had died Of Consumption. !
was afflicted with nearly all tho worst features
of the disease. ! hsd distressing cough, and
expectnratcd a grea. deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains IN the side and chest, cold chills,
alternating with flushes Of heat and c9pious
nigh, sweau. =
was uadcr the care OF skiliul physician,
from tho time was taken aick until about six
weeks since, being then about helpless, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or al least
beyond our Physicians skill advised the use OF
wis,ar's Balsam. OF Wild Cherry. Without my
knowledge my father procured it, and common.
ced administering it to me, and from the day !
commenced taking i, my health improved, and
in two weeks from the time commenced using
il was able to DO out and oversee my business,
and labor, which still continue to do. ! have
taken four bottles Of the medicine, and now con.
slider myself perfectly we'll.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
.HT,.,.phy, TYc,'Mam s. Co.,

(succes.ors to Murphy, Wilson 4 Coz
Importers and'Wholcsale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No. is Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Are nos receiving their Spring stock, which
will be offered for Sale at Eastern prices Tor
Cash or approved paper, on the usual credit
= Tboy invite the attention Of purchasers visit
inc ibis market, to their Stock, which will al.
w.r, DO kent fall; and feel satisfied that an
will convince all that it is their in
,crcsl to purchase here.
pit,,burg, Ecb'y. a7, 1867, l36.amo.
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Removal !. Removal!

ET THE subscribers have rcmov.
cd their Stock Of Goods to their new Ware.
House on Walnut street, Immediately Nnio%
their old s,and on the corner Of High and Wal.
nu, streets, where'they may be found ready to
welcome their DID friends and customers, and
to render them great facilities in the way Of
purchasing Goods Il fair prices.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS g. co. q
Morgantown, Va. February 20, 1862. j..
Iumher,-Pprsons having frsf-ratc
seasoned Lcmber to dispose of, would do well
10 call. @. ~. ". y Co,
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Virginia, sS.-AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of Preston County Circuit CouT,
on Monday the LIST March 1852,
VIM. Kimberly &. Jeremiah W. Leach, part
ner,, trading 4 doing business under the firm
ss,yle Of Kimberlya !, Leach. 81.
Jane. Mexican & John McKaan, partners in
trade under tho firm & Style Of John acHesn
L Co.
IN ASSUNiPSIT.
: The OBJ oct of this sui, is to recover from tho
defendants the sum Of Eighty dollars due by ac-
count to the plaintiffs; and the said Jdmcs Nc
Kean, who is a non-resdeE, 10 required to af.
pear in the said Court within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interests. and on mo-
lion Of the plaintiffs by their Attorney, it is or
dered that the above order be published four
weeks successfully in the "Monongalia Mirror"
a Weekly newspaper published in Morgantown
Monongalia County, Virginia, and posted at the
front doc. OF the courthouse, of said county Of
Preston, on the first day Of the next term.
4 coPy;-re'te; ,.,,,r o,,
+. c. BusKER, Pi:fs Attorney.
March 10, 1852.
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Obituary.

lHED;-Oh inc ISin UT. pl1s' ELEAsCR
OSBORN, wife Of Richard Osborn, and
daughter Of Ssmil. Britt, aged about 26
years.
DIED-at his residence in Gilmer coun-
ty, Va, OH the 7lh Of February. HENRY
SMITH, aged about "thrresrore years and
tell" The DECEASED had been. blind .for
several years previous to his demise, He
(asI was inlormed) was taken suddenly
on Monday, the 81, while sitting in his
chair, and survived, through severe suffer.
ing, until fiss O'Clock .on ihe morning Of
the 9TH, when The spirit diopped its load
Of clay, and flew TO him who gave it,
Though he was blind in this world, We
hope that =.
In. the. world Of spirits bright, ....
.. He sees the fount Of living light.
He left,a widow and several children
10 mourn thu loss Of husband and father.
"Teach me the measure of ny days,
Thou Maker Of my frame,
Iwould survey life's narrow space,
And learn how trail am"
"A FRIEND.
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g"frsintH, Ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the circai, court of
Preston county, on Wednesday the Sd day
Of March, 1867
Charles B. Hamilton, Jcssc Hail, George
Brown and Samuel Byrnc, Plaintiffs,
Versus
Allen Robinc,,, 90 Defendant,
=: IN CHANCERY.
Tho obiec, of this ,sri, is TO get partition Of
One Thousand acres of Le1d, now owned as
tenants in common by the said Plaintiffs and
Defendant. The said Defendant, who is a
non.rc,idcn, Of this State, is required to aP-
pear in the said couit within one month after
duo publication OF this Order, and do what 10
necessary to pifiotec, hig interests. And on mo-
ton of the Plaintiffs BY their counsel, il 10 or
dered that tn. abcvc, Order be published four
weeks successfully in the Nfononsalfa, Mirror,
/ .&ccAly newspaper published in Morgantown,
MononEuls county, Virginia. and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse oil the ssid county
OF Preston, on the lst day ofneIttcrm.
Tes,e;
JOHN P. BYREE, Cpk.
BRows & CREsAr, Pl,fs Attorneys,
March 10, 1852.
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i, m. wISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
nv imparts now vigor to vital action, and re-
i;,y;c%s The system by opening the pores of.the
Kin. and promoting the secretion Of mucous,
I'M liter. lis action is sudoriiic, sedatve and
.ypcc,oran,, by opening the pores, allaylng IT.
ri,atiYa and by rendering tho expulsion oil mu-
cens mater easy. In g., ;,,mo-
d.;c rslicf from the distressing irritatons tha1
accompany affections Of the respiratory organs.
line pores have been closed, tho Balsam opens "Opens
I. lt The Lungs suffer from irritation, The
.;sFi,a,ion il soo,hed; the pulse 10 violent aud
feyerish, they arc softened, and tho mucous ,.,
,rcr,brane il relieved Of i,s engagement WIN
rapiii,y and caso--ail' by the use OF TINS ae'
!ightiul renady. ,.. .,,,u,
~ ' January 3-4t
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New. Establishment.
GA f. w: DERENG,.
fS SADDLE &HARNESS MAKER,

Has commenced business, up stairs be.
tween Drring,s Dry GOOD Store, and Cars
Orig and Tobicco Store. NiaiTStrect, Nor.
ganiown, Va. 49,
Ile'has ju., received from Pilishurg and
Baltimore, materials for manufacturing
all kinds Of
SADDLES, BRIDES AND HARNESS,
Of all descriptions, und+wili keep a large
and well 'mahc'slorG' ul%ass on hand
He is de.erminrd to Gril lower than any
other establishment in town, for Cash or
good Country Produce. Ill tcork rar-
ranftd. L. ". DEkING.
G5- Also or hand fri sale arsssormcn;
of Fine buggy Harness.
Morrautu&n, March 90. l36.3lno.
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% A z u

disorganizos the whole system; il pEa.!s:tes the
nerves; il re!aScs the muscles; II wsasens the
joints it interiors; with the functions Of every
organ; it checks the free snd healthy circula-
ton OF the blood; it par,Iyzes til, absorben,s,
and renders them unable 10 take up ard rcplete
the wasted form with sound material. Fer the
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece Of
God becomes afflicted with pain, the influence
is experienced throughout the whole system,
no matter in what particular locality the pain
may originate; whether in the Head, the Feet,
the Back, tho Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether II
arises from Internal arrangement, or is the re.
suit Of external INJURIES s.ili the pain exercises
its influence Throughout every portion Of the
human system mot nerve or muscle escapes
the prostrsting influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is.the great Dcsderatun Of every individus!
who suffers it's tortures, no matter how light or
severe its paroxysms may be. No one can feel
happy while suaenngi,s tormen,s.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In q ft,c Seconds ,rill stop the most dis.
tressing pains.
Its effects are like electricity: srre,ts tas
most distressing pangs in few seconds-i.s
soothing, neu,rali.ing and healthtul influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion every gland in
the system, subduing the most eIcruciEting par
oxysm ofpain, and impatting, strength and We
tally to'every organ.
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Glnss, Class, Class.

Jus. received, per steamer Globe, So Boxes n,,,
or .upstor Window Glass, cqual to Shy PITS
burg brand, of assorted Siro', which ~carr now
,rrSared to lurnis!I, wholesale or retail, At pri'
ces so low "a TO justify no man In purchasing Tue
Article elsewhere than in Mnrgantnsn' m
'"s'' CARR, SMITH 4 CO.
February :, 1885,.
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z. ". HAoAEs. ~ L. A.HAdASs.
L. A. .HAeANs & CO,
Forwarding and Com mission
MERCHANTS, "

Cheat River Bridge, or Rowlcs'nTg'
B. and o. Railroad, Is miles
west of Cumberland.
TINE subscribers having erected a larg7 and
commodious Warehouse at this point, arc
preptred to'recese and forward merchandise
and Produce, with promptnesa and dctTatch,.
D~N.B.--L.h. HAGANS, being The Aeel''
Of the b. e. o. X. R. at the abovr named place.
will give his particular attention to. the for'
ward;ng business. 1874 Ct: March, ls5S ,
Editors at Fairrnont, Clarksbgrs 'nd
Weston will please inscr, Ct. mark pri'e at tho
bottom, and charge to this 0fGcc.
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CHEAP WATCHES, JEwELRY &
SILVER WAEE. -

AGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Tsg.aty per cent at least less hnn crer hare dssn
sold in the United States
GOLD LEVER WATCHES, full jewelleGs.
IS karat case :: only $50
Usually gold for $35. -
Gold Lepine Watches, is karat case,
iewelled, -! :; 3: ;: "a
Silver Levof Watches, full jewelled, IA
-... Usually, sold for SIS.
Silver I.epipe. Watches, jewel!ed, 70
Silver Tea Spoons, per half dozen, y 8
Cold Peas, Silver holdSrn i" i
yewclry, can havG then, sen. by mail, with per.
fec, safety, to any par, Of the United States OF
Yves, Indies, BY kttt sending the amount Of
money AL Nfiicle, warranted as represented
above. Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. Please address tpos, paid
LEWIS LODAMliS, 1903 Chestnut
street, East wing Of the franklin House,
sarch 90, 1859. 3m Philadelphia.
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Announcements.
BoaTid Of Public Works,

.TXTEj, arc authorized to announce the
W., name Of Col. WILLIAM. VIII.
LEY, Of Marion County, as a candidate
for Ii, Hoard Of pubIi: Works; subject
to a nominating Convention lif one be
heidi -, =. 90 March 4, 1852.
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LOST.

= A FiTEBREAST-PlN was lost on Tuesday,
a3d inst, between North end Of Front street
and Public Square. A liberal reward will be
paid to the finder by leaving it at the office Of
the ainor,n or with Win. Z. Grove.
MorSan,own, March p, 1852. /.
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WESTERN
Carriage Mandatory,

uinE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally tina. he is
now carrying on the Carriage Making business
at his New Stand on Pleasant street, near the
corner OF Front, and within call Of the Ferry,
Morgantown, Va, where he. is. fully prepared
to do all work, in h,a line, saeh'as making re-
pairing, painting and trimming Carriages, Bug
sies, Sulkeys,, &c. These vehicles are made
to order and KEEP, Constantly on hand for sale.
All work warranted for one year. 80.
March 90, 1852. .sh J, KERN.
N. D.-IIis Smiihwork is done by DAHIr,
IIALDEMAS, Esq. the hest wotkmen in his line
in this section Of country, and hardly to be beat
anywhere.
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Watch Repairing,

ENGRAVING, he. attended to With prompt.
ness, and In a'itylc to give satisfaction. fhe
subscriber has three hands employed at tho
business, and would be glad to Keep them out
If mischief all the time.
Marcr20. ~ JOHN SliEAN', q
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Iudce In ,hc aoth Circuit,

Judge In The aeth, Circuit'
VETE nre authorized 10 announce the
w Hon. JOSEPH l.. FRY. rs can.
dida,e for the Office Of Judge III the goth
Circuit; con. posed of,he counties Of Mon
uugalia, Hancock, Brooke, Ohio. Marshall,
We!ze! and Tyler, March II, 1852.
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:, Medical Notice, +, ;.

: DUCTURS HALL Il LN1ZELL,
TIAvlNG associated themselves in the prac-
ID tice OF Medicine, Surgery, &c., at Blacks
vile, Va, take plcasurein announcing to their
friends and the public generally, that having
lately received a large variety of the most APP
proved Medicincs. they are prepared to give
close attention to ar! cases that may conc IN.
der th.ir charge.
Difficult and dangerous cases will receive tho
attention Of both without any additional charge.
Office, East end Of " Brooks Row." Blacks.
vile, Va. l36-it.
March 20, 1852.