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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Lectures Weather-Th Tro Cities-Na-
tioaal Monument Tkeatricai-C Congress,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24
NEW SPRING CLOTHING.-W1

EA are now in receipt of our Spring Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which consists
'-A-A- of every article pertaining to a gentemans
wardrobe of the latest spring styles of the ap
proved imported patterns. Every one in want of
goods in line nestly solicited to give us
a call. We will sell the articles as low AS they can
be bought elsewhere, and warrant our goods 10 give
satisfaction. HENRY SHAFER & CO.,
NH ~ No l03 Main street corner Nth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

I'm SPRING EASHI0N-G ZEN. a
kTLEMENS' HATS Beebes beautiful A
style, for sale by J. H. ANTHONY, Colupl. ~
ban Hotel Corner. T
STANDARD PRICES.
Best quality moleskip, s. 50
Second quality Is acc
Silk Hats, . so
FINE CALFSKIE SEWED BOOTS,
Only three dollars and fifty cents
J. Il. Anthony has made an arrangement with ons
ofthe best makers in the city eff Philadelphia. 10
supply him with handsome and substantial C alt.
cadented low price of So 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
II HARDWARE At COST The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, aud
wishing 10 have necessary alterations aud repairs
made ia the Store, preparatory to combining them,
sslyes exclusively 10 the sale OF Dry Goods, WI
sell 1t Cost Q, c.sh or approved negotiable n2'ss,
4 four ncnshs, their large ard desirable ssocx 81
eoth Dry Goeds and Hardware
slerei ants. pAsasers. ard others, VIII fnd i 20
hris intayest To exantnr this execli nj stack u
Gaeda, which aili be sod a. either wsosessse g
retail.
THOMAS CHARLES ELISA 90.
fe x3-ts Asia street.
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DLACKSMITHS' TOOL S.-Mousehole,
I'D Fosters and Wiknson's Anvils; Wrghts solid
box and WilkinsCas Vices; d. Berrian's warranted
Bellows; Platt's and Mitchells Stocks and Dies;
Butchers and lbbOtsons Rasps and Files; Forged
Horse Shoes; Gritfin's Horse Nails;C Shear and
German Steel; Cart Boxes for wood and iron axles,
for sale by VAN-LEW IL TAYLOR
UAMPTON'S GETABLE TING.
Ill TURE (BY EXPRESS % gross Hampton's
Tincture. the popular medicine in use Just to
hand, by express. Those in want, can now be sup
piled. For sale by the agent
NH / O. A. STRECKER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-16

THERE yet hand little copies
The Campaign Of 1914" political paper puel.h.d duras
which that faithfully recorded to-
gher with official In The presidential
tinore Convention and of the Philadelphia whsl Convention
lists and indeed many other oec. q omn, which are lac,
10 be brought into discussion IN the approaching will be
The Campaign" contains 4s pages oa bound strong boards.
with sheep backs and aud will be sold The low
A. there are but about hundred copies on hama ose who
wish to purchase may procure them al this Office.
June Ii-eou
COTTAGE Heights saI..-For SALE me cottage
the north side north between an and
cottage Is built The lot has front Of feet inches ana dep Of
lOs feet inches containing 6tt feet The
ridge, and commanding extensive Of m whole city
tensis. Tue whole win Sarsn and on
and should the purchaser desire H. lot No a. which adJons
lot No the rear and Of the same sac with No win BE- In
cuded in the sale.
For further information Apply 10
July l4-eo6t Auction and Commission Merchant
STRAyy Goopsi STRAW GOODS t-area, bargains Zoe
the 4 Of July ia misses and infants fancy hats, % every
Also ladies' riding hats a new and beautiful article
The above viii all be od at greatly reduced prices Cor cash BY
calling soon al
Hat, Cap, aud Gentemcns Furnishing store,
July l-2weon fennsyivahia avenue, near ~ street
H1tns Insurance. Company, of Uues, New York.
Capital sl7O,oo0.
THIS company
public private boding and county, furniture,
stocks goods and merchandise generally Also risks
and risks by steamboats, railroads. nve" and lakes taken on the
iis system business equitable and safe directors have
surplus fund.- which, addition capital stock Of the
n ss 20 " s sa NE
y6TN 2, aTSMAs, President
CHARLES DE SLIDING, Agent,
I'm street. opposite ODD Fellows Hall.
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WE desire to call the attention Of the ladies complete
ofdress goods, which selling on greatly
We are selling handsome bercges at lsk and rs cents
Plaid .iS and ,:.I PLAN . Sa%s.e, vs cheap
Common book muslin suitable for covering glasses
Handsome India silss, at 30 cents
Rich black silks at all prices
100 pieces figured lawns, from lax up
Handsome gnghanis, all prices
50 pieces berege de iainer, cheap
10 pieces Barnsey %, iO-4, ia and la4 sbss,ing.
SO do Russia diaper, all widths
IS do Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, very cheap
10 pieces white and brown linen drills, for boys
20 pieces brown figured linens for covering furniture &c
26 pieces handsome black lawns al l2H cents
300 dozen ladies and misses hose Of all quail
merino gauze shirts, &C.
90 pairs embroidered muslin curtains, very figure
cases white shirting cottons nom sX cents up
Doneaies Of all kinds, at the lowest market price.
WIN general stock Of seasonsblc good. which we win OS
tory TO taking an inventory next month.
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs
would state here That ladies going the springs Tin
nna good assortment NJ heavy bay State long hhvls, which
July s-d0w w NJ. SINISTER A co.
HAVING determined not 90 carry over 60 n-s,
~ season any summer goods, shall offer them all whou
Purchasers desiring lawns, musin bereges tissues
gains we sell all fbrcs price other
prior 70 the goth Of August
a this fnl complete proyebaly prices
We name particularly black silks black apacas, plaid and pniu
than usually found in this city
Those fer friends paid bills please
Terms cash. unless arranged TO The contrary.
Good articles low prices, aud fair dealing may be relied on IN
July i3-iouf Opposite Centre MARKET.
A srEp from the New world Old, aud back
q ssaS y Henry Henry ., papEsn5o vol, go
App'eion's Mechanics Magazine for July -
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A srEr from the New world the Old, aud back
II again by Henry y. Tappan--9 vols
Chamherss Papers for the People-vols. 5 and
TAYLOR h MAURY
JulyH Booksellers, near 9h street,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
TIE HUMAN FRAME
Il A 1 n

Discrepancies the whole system; it pro;,ratcs the
nerves; il TclaScs the muscles; il weakcns the
joints il intcrfcrcs with the functions Of every
organ; il checks the free and healthy circula.
ton oil the blood it paralyzes the absorbCnts,
and renders them unable 10 take up and rcplctc
tic wasted form with sound material. For tho
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece o.
God becomes illictcd with pain, the influence
is experienced throughout the whole system
no natter in what particular locality the pair
may originate; whether in tho IIcad, the Feet
the Back, the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, thu
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach whether
arises from internal arrangement, or is the re
suit Of external injuries, still tho pain exercise
its influence throughout every portion Of th'
human system mot ncrre or muscle escape
the prostrating influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is tic great DctidtrItuIn Of every indivldus
who suffers its tortures, no matter bow light OF
severe its paroyySms may be. No one eau fec!
happy while suffering its tormenn.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In a ttp Seconds uiil stop he most dis
tTessing pans.
Its effects arc Ike electricity--it arrests the
most distressing paugs in few soconds-i,s
soothing, ncutralising and hsalthtul influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion Of every gland in
the system, subduing the most eIcruciating par
oxysm Of pain, and impar,ing strength and vi
trIitv TO every organ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
Nj 4 r RE D.:

On Sunday the 9TH inst. by Rev. A
Nichols, Mr.. Charles Lercllin, to
Miss Christian PrOf:man, all Of Mo.
mongolia county.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. Levi
Morris, Mr.. ]. S. BRAND, of Monon.
gala, to Miss MARTHA BEATTY, oil
Marion county.
On tho same day, by the Rev. Mr.,
Worthington, Mr.. WIN. n. STEWART,
to Miss MARGARET Thorn, all Of Mo.
mongolia county.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. Mr..
Hawkins, MIR. E. w. BRAND, of Mon.
ongalia, to Miss DoRcAs BALK, Of
Marion.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr..
Cromley, Mr.. WM. W. TIcnNELL, Of
Monongalia, to Miss JULIA CoSAwAy,
of Marion.
On the 4th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Martin, Mr.. ROBERT MERCER, of Mo-
mongolia, to Miss SARAH lsoN, OF
Cookstown, Pa.
On the same day, by Ed. c. S.
Price, Mr.. JosEpnus S. BRAND, to
Miss CAROLINE TrcHINER, all Of Mon
ongalia county.
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CALL. and CIT YOUR MONEY BACK!

Al lltb
HEW FORK rHEAPyARiETY STORE.
IIrEofF, it :" YOU IL The rhapn OF hand
W s"ur ,s,rt''c"u' II It''GE,, Dress tioos:,
sl:has tlr.,h N"nn.". ,lasinurrts, DE Euines,
Iln "-r. si.,"!,. ". r'illa.. ti'w"S, BVnEctsi
&r.. h,. mi I.,iiL.hc.' I; sT, zach IS O'st-
coa's, aud Urkcr wInr h"od', and Of Chi.
dreH's Ir,ar yi 4 variety Of kinds, with all Of
which, We are now Determined to close out at
at reduced prices, To:Hirdg, IOr st:h Or to pune
tull customers. .,....l.
VII HAVE JUST ttEcEiSeD, and have on
sand, i .h1tgc assorimrnI Of Brown ainslh',
tantiih rIatinelr, Bl-gine, h'raca1, Salt, Iron
Sa.Ia, Grncrries Of every description, Rfad?-
made CIo,hlns, Oils, i'aln.s, Tin:wafc, Boo'a,
shnrs, Hats, Capt, &c., &c. which We oiInT !"
;hr pnhlic, whuIrsalc or fctail, On asseeoIn;n'-
dating tcrnI every way; as they can he a4i al
any establishment vest Of the mountains.
We will nlrn receive in 70" dnys large md
choice selection of fresh Garden Seeds, WAN
which wn iarC made arIanr, ments To supply the
public, Wholesale or TCtu', during the ca'ife
acLF0n
We vii! alsn hr III receipt, ma few weeka, q
40 extensive supply Of Sugar, MOasses, (Which
SO always Keep on hand,) Coffee, &c.i &c.
which VIZ ale determined TO cell at very a!:gai
adNarre Of prlc4s over tho rt,sburg ;aS:kes'
RcruIIcct the place is.al the Cheap Sfor: OF
CARR, SMITH G CO.
January %, 1852. la9.;:
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE

l.. Kalb, highly respectable netchant Of
Rushrile, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent US the
following voluntary tribute TO CDR: "'isidr's
Bdisam Of Wild Chcrry."
Rushrillc, Fairfield co. o. April 6; 1851.
Mr.J. D. PARx-Dear Sir: wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, q very severe
attack of measles, which reduced her very
much and left her with racking cough. en-
ploycd all oil the physician, within our reach for
the purpose Of removing her cough, but witf'
out success. She appeared 70 be sinking into
a decline, with every symptom Of consumption.
then tried Dr.. 'Rogers' Liverwort & rur,'
bu, this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms OF still more malignant character.
| wal now most serioully alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that from DAY 70 day saw
tho progress Of that Unsuitable didsssc, Con-
sumrtibn. really aespai,ei of my daughters
recovery. but TroSiden,!1.!y ts% the ccrtif.
cate Of Jonathan Cop!,or, w!!,,e daughter sa-
tah Jane was cured Of consumption by wis
tar's Rllsam Of Wild Gerry this created a
fain, hope that it hight hrlp :ay laughter, and
Immediately commenced rs:lg IL and II al
most instantly sryo relief Ter nes!th was 'n-
proved from the frOt boltlCi and ~ the uSe Of
two bottles Of Wit'di's Dll"am ofWild Cher
~ she vas restored 10 parfnSt health, ead she
is mot now at all pred:spo'ci to cough.
| will SAY 10 ill that are afflicted wish gay d..
ease tending to consumption, DO -! !:::,,rir !.
Tor NJ. wistlr'E falrnm OF Wild Cherry viii
euro yoq fyod will but try it. L EAL9,
The gcnurHS WiHar's B,,sam Of vi! Cherry
has 4 fac sinml, Of tho sleatturs Of MsEry Wis
,,r, n. D. Philadelphia, swr sNnd.a.5 6 Park
on finely eEeeu,cd steel engraved w:apptr.---
40 other can be genuine.
~ Price 81 per bo.,s SIX hot.'sI 10: S.,
Sold by J. y. PARK, CinslNG4.,. ..
Northeast corner nf Fourth and Walnut its.
entrance on Walnut A., to whom all orders
must be ahd'e.Soh;
Also by II. II. carr. Niotsantown.
CainpL"Il & Watson, Fairlnont.
J., A. liagan, klNgs God.
lannary :, l>ia i!@N
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| Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of tho circuit court OF Mo-
mongolia county, on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, 1852:
James L. G. Dowd ct al, plaintiff,
rcrSuS I
Levi O. Dowd OF al, defendants,
IN CHANCERK ,.....
Tho object Of this slit is to have divided or
sold Tract Of Land ia AlonongsIit county ri
100 acres, which was claimed and occupied by
Charles o, lDowd in bis life, time, cf whIc!, he
died SEIZED and which descended tp his heirs,
the Plaintiffs and Defendants in this suit.
And the Defendants, Levi 0'Dowd, Julia Ann
O'Dowd, Francis O'Dowd, lrcna 0'Dowii, and
Charles NJ. 0'Dowd, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the
rules Of this court and the act OF Assembly ;
and it appearing from written ailidavi,s filed,
that they arc not inhabitants OF this common
lit is ordered that they do appear
within ono month ailcr due publication Of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests; and that this Order be published for
four successive weeks in the .lfonongdia Mir
ror,' public newspaper printed and published
in Morgantown, Monongalia county, and also
posted at the front dUor OF the courthouse Of
said county, on tho first day of the next county
court Of said county.
A copy:-Testc
w. 7. WILEY, Clerk.
C. n. e. ALLEN, Pl'Gs ATTY.
February 81, 1852. l32 Nv
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the circuit court Of
Preston county, on Wednesday tho 18th Feb
ruary, 1852:
Commonwealth w. J Upon Scirc facias for
John Mulkcurns falling to appear and an
& Martin Morcn swer TO an indictment for
assault, and battery:
The object Of said Scire facias is I" have ex-
ecution against tho said Mulkearns for the sum
of 5000, and against the said Morcn for tho
sum Of 800, according to the form and effect
Of their rccognizance. The said defendants
(who arc pon-rcsdcnts) arc required to appear
in said court within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this Order, and do what is necessary
10 protect their interests and on motion Of tho
commemorative Attorney it is ordered that
the above Order be published four successive
weeks in the 'Nfonongaiia Mirror n weekly
newspaper published in Monongalia county,
Virginia; and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse Of the county Of Preston, on the
first day Of the next term. o.
A copy :-Tostc,
]omN p. BYRNE, elk.
G.. r. c. Allen, ditto. for commonwealth.
February 81. 1872 'lw
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RIVER 4 @S~h REPORTER.
Port of tSzzsz7EI MOrgantown'
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March 6.-Steamer Tuos. ?. RAY,
Capt. Gaskill, from Brownsville with
"a cabin passengers and Freight =
9 bags Coffee, 3 Dbl. Molasses, l Dbl.
Sugar, 2 boxes Zinc, 81 bags Oats, 6
bu. Potatoes.
March G.-Steamcr Tmos. P. RAY.
from Fairmont, 2s cabin passengers,
8 deck do,
March 7.-Stcamcr VENTURE, Capt.
Watkins, from Pittsburg: 90 cabin
passengers. Freight, Is bbls. groce'
ries, Sugar, Molasscs, &C., Is boxes
Cheese, &c.
March 7.-Stcamer THos P. RAY,
Captain A. B. Gaskill, from Browns.
vile; Is thro' passengers and freight:
8 bl Molasscs, 6 bl. Whiskoy, IA bun
Iron, A boxs Dry-gools, 2 boxes Lem
ons, ! do Oranges, 4 box Cheese fol
Granville; and 1.2 boxs Lemons, 2
Dbl Sugar, keg Butter, box mdze.,
2 hid Bacon, 10 boxes Cheese, 8 doz,
Coal Shovcls, 10 deck passengers.
March s.-Sieamcr X. II! LINDSEY,
Capt. Graybill, from Brownsville.
March 9.-Stcamer GLOBE, Capt
Morris, from Brownsville; llpassen
gers; so bbls Salt for Granville; 4
bags Cofcc,1 doz Broorns, box Tea,
l Dbl. Sugar, and Mill irons.
March 9.-Steamcr Tmos. 2. RW
from Brownsv;llei 10 through pas
songers; II bis Ale, 4 ticrcc Bacon
gbags Potatoes, / bill Salt, 3 lots L.
Syrup, , boxs Sundties, 8 kegs.
March lo-Glohe, Morris, with 80
passengers; 200 bushels oats 90 bis
Hour; bl. molnsscs. Freight dis
charged ut Nlillshoro, Ricc's Landing
aud Davi'ison's,
iRcRdind,r crowded eR.
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Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the circuit court Of Pres
ton county, on Wednesday the iih fcbrua'
ry, 1852:
Commonwealth vs. Upon Scirc facas fol
Henry Barr and falling to attend as a wit
James Luke: ness to give evidence or
behalf OF the commonwealth against John
Duughcrty:
The object of said Scire faciaS is to have OK.
ecution against the said defendants for the sum
of 5000 each, according to the form and effect
Of their recognizancc. The said defendants
(who arc non.rcsidcnts) are required TO appear
in said court, within ono month aher due pub
LEGATION of this Order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interests; and on motion Of the
Attorney for the commonwealth it is ordered
that the above Order be published for four sue
cessive weeks in tho MOnongdIid Mirror a
weekly newspaper published in Monongalla
county, Virginia, and posted at the front door
OF the courthouse ofthc county of Preston, on
the first day of the next term.
A copy:-Tcstc,
JONI p. BYRNE, elk.
G. n. C. Alien, Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. l3a DIV
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
I'd Monday of apriI, 1852,
Public sale.

Eagan D. Tygart, Plaintiff
Mary ". sss; !. : al '''s'- In cA'n'ery
Pursuant to the Decree rendered in this cause,
on Friday, September .ail, 1851, shall pro-
coed to sell,
On tie All Monday in March, 1852,
1t being the first day of tho Quarterly Term oil
(thc county court Of Monongalia county, AT
Morgantown, in front or tho courthouse door:
Tho HOUSE and LOT
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, on a
credit fisk, .wrlrc and eighteen months, with
interest from the day Of sale ill paid. Tho
purchaser or purchasers arc required to give
bond with approved security for the payment OF
the same and the title retained until the pur-
chase money is paid. Said House and Lo, arc
situate in Blacksvillc, in this county; and the
same that were formerly occupied BY John NJ
Cans, deceased.
Selling as COMMISSIONER shall only convey
such title as is vested in me. The title is said
to be good.
Z. P. FrrcH, Deputy
February 81, iS5ai for WM. John, ShfF.
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Tirgi,,ia, ss.-At Rules held il

V,irsiniA, Ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the circuit court oil
Preston county, on Wednesday the Sd day
Of March, 1862;
Stephen D. Reed and Rachel his wife, late Ra-
chcl Cooling, John Gooding and Hannah
Cooling, widow ofJohn Gooding, deceased
rersus Plaintiffs,
Joseph Cooling, Daniel Goodins and David
Largin and Susan Largin his wife, late Su-
san Gooding, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to get a sale OIL
the Tract Of Land in the bill mentioned; after
dedueting the quantities Of Land purchased By
David Lirgin and others. The defendant, 10.
tcph Gooding, who is nonresident oil thi;
State, is required to appear in tho said Court
within one month after due publication Of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect bis
interests; and on motion Of the Plaintiffs, by
their counsel, it is ordered that the above Order
be published four weeks successfully in the
Monongdiia Mirror, a weekly newspaper pub.
lishcd in Morgantown, Monongalia county, Wiz.
ginia; and posted at the front door Of the courl
house of said county of Preston on tho irs'
day Of the next term. Teste:
JOHN p. BYRNE, Clerk.
C. Crcsap, Plaintiffs Alto.
March 1875 4w
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REID THIS:
w1STAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

THE pusT REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAI
For Coughs, asthma, Colds, Groups, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficulty q
Breathing, Lirer Affections, pain o' pedknEs
efthe B, cost or Side, first stages q corSum?-
ton &c.
IN short, hi, Ba,sam is peculiarly adapte! te e.
cry aiseuse Of the Lungs and Liver rh'eh IS
produced in our crtr-rdrying climate.
NTILD CHERRY HAS LONG BEEN
w known to possess important ms.diclnal
properties. This fact is familiar to every mat.
ron in our laad, ard physicians often prescribe
it In different forms for variety of complaints
Tar, also, has been equally noted for il virtues
and some physicians, whose names ore fsailiar
to the whole country, have gone go far a. TO
declare tliat even CONSUMPTION could be
cured by that alone. In other hands, again, i
vas nearly yaluelc,s; owing, NJ doubt, 70 their
ignorance in preparing and administering itITa
difficulty new entirely and forever obsiatedby
patient experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these
two substances arc now, for the, first time, com.
bncd and embodied in DR.. WfSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. by a NICE ehemi-
cal process, every ,hihs deletcrlous or useless
is rejected, so that what remains is the most
extraordinary and truly efReaclous remedy for
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man. To convince all unbelievers
that our theory is really true, We refer to few
cases Of cures performed by this wonderful
medicine: -.
PtrAsAaf RipGE, Ham. CO. Sept. 81, 80.
I'd. Park--Dcar Sir:-l take the liberty Of
advising yod Of the benefit have derived from
the use Of pr. Wistar's Basain Of Wild Cherry.
was ptcstri,od by that terrible scourse, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horrifying to me- for five Of OUT family (my bro
Tiers ard sisttrs) had died Of CONSUMPTION. l
was afflicted with nearly all the worst featureo
of the disease. had distressing cough, and
c1peetora,cd a great deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains III the side and chest, cold chills,
alternating with ilushes Of heat and coPious
night swests. ar...,.,......,. ...
I vas uadcr the care Of 4 Sklfal physician,
from the time was taken sick until about sir
weeks since, being then about helpless and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or o, least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised the use of
Wis,ar's Dalsam Of Wild Cherry. Without my
knowledge my father procured il, and common;
cod administering it to me, and from tho day l
commenced taking it my health improved, and
in Two weeks from the time commenced using
it was able 10 be out and oversee my business,
and labor, which still continue to do. haya
taken four bottles Of the medicine, and now con-
.idsr myself perfectly we'll.
JEREMIAH ISCRIGG.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Virginia, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of Preston county circuit
court, on Wednesday the 18th February, 1852:
Commonwealth VS.. John On Scirc racias
Daughcrty, James Null for failingto appear
Inns, Hugh 0'ponnough and answer to a
and Thomas iistwill; charge Of felonious
homicide:
The object Of said Seire Iacias is to have ex-
ecution against the said Daugherty for the sum
OF three hundred dollars, and against the said
Mullins for a like sum, according to the form
and effect of this recognizanco. The said de-
ieudnnts, Daughcrty and Mullins ("ho are non.
rcsidGnts) are required to appear in the said
court, within ono month after due publication
Of this Order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tcct their interests; and on motion of the At
torney for the eommonwca cath it is ordered that
the above Order be published four weeks sue
cessivciy in the Monongaiia Mirror week
ly newspaper printed in Monongalia county,
Virginia and posted at the front door OF tho
courthouse OF the county Of Preston, on the
first day OF the next term.
A copy:-Tes,c,
JonN p. BYRSE, elk.
CIR. C. Allen, Alto. for commonwealth.
February 81. 1872 'iw