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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

EMPIRE CITY LINE-THRoUGH TO SAN FRAN
n CISCO NJ greatly reduced rates OF FIRE for cain and
steerags and spendid double engine
steamfhip SIERRA NEVADA, 500 tons j. ID. Wilson.
ESQ.,, commander, will eaye her dock pier No N r. for
Aspnws Navy Bay, direct, Saturday, July 10. at
steamship New Orleans. Edssr Wakoman, asmMsndsr.
which will take tho passengers by tho Sierra Ne
yadafrom New York and Immediately thereafter proceed
70 san Fran sco drsct These vessels in
seSey Ind tlStfcn, arc not SURPASSED by
route and orsnsea surgeon attached TO each ship
PASSENGERS per Sierra Nevada viii be landed tho railroad
wharf &c bSpinvs free. Books OPEN, and through
Ncket3 tor SALE For freight or passage. apply 10
J. HOWARD h SON, Agents. 81 Broadway.
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE, EXCuANGE. OR
~ hire capable OF doing much work six 60 eight
Price $780, credit given for part of the money To taor
and Others having kind Of stitching this lent
opportunity Men making from $40 to $50 weekly, who
use them Apply at so Broadway up stairs, No.3.
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On which days all pcraons, Wholesale 50 well ne rsts
Dealers who require requested to attend
charge license dollars and he paid
able money All denquents will DO ediatey thoreafe
reported for prosecution BY sYder OF tho Mayor.
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
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EyoR SAN FRASCIsCo--oN SATURDAY, JULY 10
at ccock p. NJ from the foot q North Moore street.
RThe new and splt did double engine Eteaship CITY
0EPIfTsBUKo, 100 tons burhor, WIN. G. ssoecsbyry,
commander. will positively sail for San Francisco touching
a. Rio yalDraso ana Panama. Saturday, Jay 10 at
o'clock y. N. This stcGer has superior
confidently exrested that che will make the passage in tho
sh0rtes time on record thus Offering rare chance
mules ard others who wish TO avoid The led sirs
the sshmue ~ only limited number Of gsrs val be
ken. small auaDtity Of freight wl be taken, Ar
rtneements have been made With the of the
sfeamehip Uncle San, tl,s0 tons,) now building, to
IN the Inc Cor freight 9r pasasge, spply 20 THOMAS
CprtlAndt e.reet. a.ent OF Il . Us nie San. -.
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rORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the Ownor occupant
supants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
been completed the Assessors and lodged in the office
OF the Bureau Of for persons
from Suffolk street to point 80 feet cast Of the Bowsry
vera houses and lots Of ground lots pieces par
cells land situated both sides of Stanton street. from
street M feet and feet south from Stanton street,
on both sides OF Essex Ludlow Orchard Allen, Eldrigs
south from Stanton street, and the side Of the
Bowery 100 feet north from Stanton street. All
whose affected by the above
and who opposed to tho same either Of Them
quested to their objections in writing the
dersisnsd At their office No. Hall OF Records. within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, July
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
i lowing ships will leave Havro on the 10TH and New
York an Int of ach mo NTH
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rR0T0N AQUEDUCr nEPARTHENT.-To con-
" Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for
building in Troy street, also with the name Of she
person peroi mailing the same aud tho date Pre-
sanitation, will received at the Office q the Craton Aqne
duct De- srtmcnt (nounda Park until Monday the i2a
day Of July. 1884, Mt o'clock T.. ~ to bSS sewer with
the necessary receiving hars sud euyers In Troy street.
the river +, GresuWch avenue being In length about
25 feet The an Of tho and epee6estions Cor the
Hiding Of the same, and all other information relating
thcreto can DO obtained on application to the Contract
Clerk, at this of &C. NICHOLS DEAN,
Presidant Of the Croton Aquoiuot Department.
Nau.N .-L LII.
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THE CHEAPEST BUILDING LOT, 100 lilo FEET, IN
i Mount Vernon, Westchester county, for sale very
cheap applied for ediately tho is DESTROYS
leaving Apply ut II Lispenard street, New York.
ITO GR0CERS AND BAKERS.-STORE IN BROOKLYN
i for Sale LetThe four story Brick Store with
stable, the Of Hillary and Navy Streets will be
VALENTINE G. HALL. No. O Gramercy Park, Twentieth
street, between Third and Fourth avenues
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CORPORATION NOTtCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given. to the occupant or Oo
oupants Of all honsss and LOTS improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the have
boon by the assessors and are lodged in the Of
zoe OF tho Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
Interested y. For regulating and grading Fifty
frst from the Third to the Sixth The limits
and lots Of vacant lots pieces and parcels
70 the Sixth avenue All PERSONS whose interests are
feeted by the above named assessments and who oppos
TO the either OF the requested to present
their objections in writing TO the UNDERLINED at their Of
nee No hal Of Records. within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
1859
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with articles for the comfort and
and BY men OF experience in the
trade Tho price passage $780, without wines liquors.
Goods sent to tho subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. l6f Pearl street.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail steamship Company,
only through United States Mail Line for California and
Oregon via Aspinwail and PananaThe splendid and
double engine United States Nail Steamship ILLINOIS
the fastest steamer in the world 200 tons bsrtnen. II =
2Oth at O'clock precisely pier at foot Of War
street, North River The Pacific Mail Steamship COM
panys magnificent steamer NORTHERNER will be In rea-
dness at Panama to receive the Inoss mails and pas
sengers, and sail imme diately for San Francisco.
RATES or FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies' Saloon State Room. SOS
Lower, AHerward ard Forward Saloon, State ROOM IS
Second Cabin Standees. ........,.,........ 45
Steerage. Observation-Disclosures. IS
will be landed At the railroad wharf at Aspn
WALL free Transit of the Isthmus at the passengers
Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail steamers from Now York have preference of
board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates
Fare from Panama to San Francisco the favorable
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the office Of the III West street, Of
Warren street, New York.
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CORPORATION NoTfcE.-PUG,LIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gwen that petition has Neon presented
ard Of Aldermen fer Twentisth street. from
Trst 20 Avenue A, All persona interested in The
having oeectcta thorcto requested to present
10 in writing tothe Contract Clerk At this noe on
N before July j 1872. - go. NICHOLAS DEAN,
" .oton Aqucduct Dcpatrment tRotundal Park.
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CRoToN AQuBDucT DEPARTMESr.-T0 CoNTRAc-
~ tors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sever
IN Charles street also h the name q the person or per-
making the the date Of its presentation, will
se rsosvcd at h Office OF the Crotcn Aguedpot
n. Tuesday, the 9th day OF July, 1852 at o'clock, T. M
W build sewer with the necessary receiving basins aud cu
vrt IN Charles street, from tho proposed sewer In Green
The plan q the sewer and peiecaons for building tho
same and all othor infer Relating thereto be OBJ
saned ON application to the Contaet Clerk, as ose
President ofthe croton aasduot pepsptmons.
Xnr LINN 20
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NTBL0's GARDEE,-MANAGEkM Mr.. JOHN ssr-oN
Tickets, 90 censs Frisas Boxes S. Doors spsa Az
formed the comedy ~ - 49,
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
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NIETROPOLITAN HALL LOWER SALOON
I OReilly's grand moving Panorama of ireland sveIJ
evening, and "Wednesday and Saturday atsefB0ens.
There will be three exhibitions Mondsy, July AdEnis
sion, 2 cents Children half price
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torssoacl proposals, endorsed "PropGAal FOR sewer
Perry street, with the Of the ersnr per-
us making sac same and he date Of its rresentaton wi
az enc once Of te croton hqueducN Department.
Tuesday, the 9Th day of Jpy. 1862 AT olock 4. M
build sewer wNh the receiving basinssnd cu
rs in Perry stssAt from TIE proposed IN Greon
ioh North river being IN length about 1906
The plan of the and specifications knr buidug
81 The same and mi Other information relating terto,
obtained application 20 the gentr,ct Cer ~ this
sfnce NlCholaS Ds ~.
New York Juna n. 1872
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N SIOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-THREE MORE, AND
"A most positively the last performances on Wednes
cay Thursday FRIDAY; and acknowledgements clock.
evenings O'Clock Donettis Nroupo Of acting Monkeys
Dogs and Goats in comic pantomimes of the Travels of
Warehouses Batavia African Dinner The Dsserter
eses Tight and Slack Ropes and the Rotary Wonder
von spineaen These peculiar uoque. and nstruo
tive have attracted the crowded
fashionable audiences and have been the
der OF the age. Box office open from A. NJ +. NJ.
Tickets 30 cents AmphheatYc Is cents Children, half
price. Doors open ut Il to commence at o'clock.
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uOUsEs. ROOMS. NTC., WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY OR TO UIaE-A SMALL HOUSE
w for asnee gentleman; tho rent to be paid in advance
quarterly and exceeding $500 Tho hast reference
DO given. Address Charles Williams, Herald office.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-sTREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No. 4Hall Of Rseords-Public notice Is hereby given
that following resolution has been adopted by the Com
men Coune-.Rssolved That return bulkhead be made
IN the Hadson River from she Of the bukhead
the Rorherly line Of t to the point land
the n0rherly side Of the basin at Manhaanve between
l3st the direction the Street Com
missioner and that notice be given the
the upland fronting said bulkheAd to build the
be commenced before the LIST day Of
Oso ber 1852 and competed within sixty days thereafter
and said Of the said upland shall
NEGLECT refuse TO make the sid return bukhead as d.
shall DO the duty the Street Commits
be built for the and benefit
of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty OF the City of
York. thereof taken from the appro
stou for real estate Adopted the oard Of
June A. 1857 Asst AID June lS 1852 Approx
I'd by The Mayor June n, 1882
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
NAyrY w IL I..l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WOKK.-DR RALPH'S PHAO-
tca Private Treatise. ON the nature, ptoms progress,
codequences remedial and cure VI these dssasse. WIN
one In every place, well perfect safeguard asAA1
snaskery BY JOS Ralph, n d. Practicing physician, 80
suthor OF several deal works 18th 3D. So pp price -
Sold At No Ann st 2Astor House, and ct tks authors
hours o to IL A. NJ and TO 9P NJ, Sunday sxcepAel
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INOR CHARLESTON. -sEMLwEEKLy L. s. NAIL
IL Iinc.-Ihs new and elegant steamship MARION,
Capt N. Berry, will leave pier No. North river,
saturday l0th inst az o'clock, T. NJ, precisely. Tor
freight passage apply 10
SPoFr0RD. TiLEsToN l. CO., As South street.
Tho JAMES ADGED will follow Wednesday, lithinst
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THO CAPITALISTS AND BUILDING ASS0 CITATIONS
For sae-a Farm tract Of land suitable for build
ing houses barns stables and other outhouse situated
Astoria Long Island directly opposite the city Of New
street half mile from the Steamboat landing four mes
from Wlismsburgh and Ave from Wall street, lines
stages running to the city few momens two superior
steamboats, are constantly making their trips in forty mi
nutes Within five hundred yards of this place the
very best free schools similar TO the at Flushing There
distance Of the city of New York. overlooking New
York. Willamsburgh and Brooklyn, and the North and
East rivers This place too advantages
snumsrate here. For terms further apply
20 Cole Chiffon, street. where map the pre-
r. Lawrence IS Nassau street. j. NJ Trmbe Architect n
NJ M naaxn rot~a
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- ,OOO. capital to purchase one-haif interest In
exclusive and profitable manufacturing business
Quoted hy practical having the iame amount nvos
cd $1,000 10 be made yearly which will be shown
Address Leeds, Herald Office, with name aud residence
CT OnA TO Si,200.-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN
RA,OOO wishes to invest the above SUM- moro or loss
either partner sole in good business Ad
tial
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nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES
- to DO consulted diseases Thirty yssrT peas~
ties enables him to debility HIS reasnsH1in
safe and speedy and recent eursd IN ave days. ne
victims OF empires apply to him 18th certainty q
being bonoraby treated "A perfect euSs susyanSssS
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nor SALE AND TO RENT-SEVERAL FIRST CLASS
Hotels; also several eating and drinking also
several porter houses drug, confectionery grocery
liquor stores in good locations Apply at Robnsons Gene
ra Register Office, % Nassau street. rooms Nos. and
stairs,
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s "A r. Il
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
DURSUANT to u Decree Of the Circni,
IL Court of Preston county, pronounced
on the lst day Of May, 1852, III the cuse
Of Cole & Howard and Others. vs. SyIvanuS
Ileermans, &c., shall OH the
27th d0y IF September, 1862,
before tho font door Of the court house IN
said cunnty proceed to sell the 'Fac! oI
Land in the billiard proceedings mentlon'
crl, conveyed BY JesseJ. Fitch TO Sy|yanus
Ilprrmans, By deed dated Goth July, 1850,
duly recorded in said county. containing
by estimation els Acres, more or less,
embracing the TAVERN HOUSE, IN Eel
E-srS louisville, and Other buildings
@I E.s1a Reference 10 tho deed IS made
SI sH5 for more particular descrip-
SssaSt1fsssI3 ton Of the property.
TERMs,-a credi, Of II aud "a months
the purchaser giving bond with good secu'
rily for the payment Of the purchase mo-
ney, bearing interest from date, md The
title retained till the same be paid.
GUY R. e. ALLEN, Comm'r.
August II, 1852. l57.ls.
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VirgiMiM. S.

>
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
cult Court Electromagnetic county, on tho first
Monday in August, 1852:
Thomas s. Dankcrd, Painful,
David Michael and Jane Michael, Defendants.
IN CH1NCERE.
The object of this suit is to set aside the deed
executed by the defendants, David and Jane
Michael, hearing date the 9Th day OF Novcn,-
Der, lSii) for certain House aud Lot, as fraud
ulcnt, and to compel the Defendant, David Mi
chael, to convey the same 10 the complainant
And the defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according to law,
and it appearing from written affidavit filed IN
the cause, that they arc not inhabitants OF this
commonwcatll,-ltis ordered that they doap
near within one month alter due publication Of
This order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests, and that this order be published
once week for four successive weeks III the
" Mononyala Mirror" weekly newspaper
printed in Aiorgantown, hfonongala county,
Virginia, aud posted at tho front door OF the
Court House OF the said county, on the slFstday
Of tho next term of the Court Of said county.
4 copy. Tcstc: G.S. RAY, Clerk.
r. L. BEREsIuEE, for Comp'ts.
August Z, 1852. l'b'a.
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;nm;nia, ss-.

N':,n.;n;n s..a
s.Oss ."A") ." oc., Ala
At Rules held III The CletN's unlGt W a ~.
Circuit Court Of MononsaIia county D" '"' "'''
Monday in July, 1857:
Joshua NJ. Davis and Margaret his wife Iatc
Margaret White, Daniel NJ. Gapcn aud Ann ms
wife late Ann White, John W. White and 10
scph G. White, Children Of Grafton White the
Younger, deceased, who was son Of Cratic"
white, senior, heirs Of said Grafton Whl'c, w.
nior. deceased. COmpla;nan'S:
w.
William White, Michael White, - buitcFs
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Lots mt Auction,
In Tie Town IF Fettermaa, Iay'r C0.,
Va, 1Hur@l0y, September 9'h,
At 10 o'clock, i. II.

TIVE undersigned will sci at the time
J. und place above mentioned. all the
Lots remaining unsold in the plnn OF said
Town, together with such additional lots
adjoining the town plot as may be desired
by purchasers.
Situated as this town isat the junction
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with
the Northwestern Turnpike lending FROM
Winchester to Parkcrsburg; and being Il
poin, 10 which already large amount Of
lIuvcl and merchandise is concentrated III
its destination west from Baltimore, il rs
unnecessary to speak of its advnn'"srs,or
the inducements thus offered IL purrhaS'
eiS.
TTlTLE INDlSPUTABLE,
TcrimS,-Ouc.fo fourth in hand. and the
remainder in three equal annual inslal.
mcnls, with interest secured BY title B'nlI
or otherwise, Oh the premises.
SARAH .. FETrERMAN.
Angus, ~, 1852. ljS Is.
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I'D. pAnE, Esq, Cincinnati, 0.-De0r Sir
!, gives me great satisfaction 10 add my tcstI-
m0ny in favor of. Dr. GuysOt's Extract OF icl-
low Dock and Sarsapariila,' to that oFthc n''-
mcrous and highly respectable persons who
have been benefited by the medicine.
Nv wife has been suffering for the space oil
nearly five years with ScrOiinla and Cancer,
which, think, found lis origin in the dcran,gct'
mcnts OF the system peculiar TO her sex, while
in the mean time she was under the care OF INC
most eminent Physicians in this Section OF the
country, without deriving any material a'd IRON
their prescriptions.
Upon the recommendation of DR.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
cinc used with happy effect, obtained OF your
Agents here, Messrs. Rice Il Mcfarland, ono
bottle Of 'Dr. Guysott'S Extract OF yellow
Dock and SarsaparIa,' and as my wife found
relief from that bottle, bought some six bot
ties, which she has taken with the most aston
ishing benefit, for am pleased to say it has c'.
,irey cured her, tor She has entirely recovered
from her illness, and the ScrO!ula aud Cancer
are cured sound aud we'll.
Acccptmy gratitude. Respectfully,
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 3.

CATTLE-Thcrc were offered m
Monday 1850 head of Iiccvcs,of which
number $40 were sold I" city butch
ers, 200 to packers, and 10 nnsoId'--
Prices ranged from $500 /" - - N,
the hoof, equal to $G@7.25 not, 0"d
averaging 3.37! gross,
HOGS-Wc quote at $40 t" ~
&FLOUR-!Euward street Sl.l2..@
All.
sgFlSH-Markcrcl, No. /, $llalI.5l
lperbI.; No. ., $40; No. >, $7@1'l"
No. i ,Sr@G %. Eastern llcrrlngs
SS.75@l.0O.
WHEAT-97@l O2 cents for goo(
TO prime red, aud $l@'lj for white
s5s CORN-whiic G2@G3! cts; G7@GS
for yellow.
V RYE-7O@72 cts. for Maryland.
~ OATS-Largc sales ut %3f035 cts
3g BACON-lIums, 80. l20l3 cts.
Shoulders, 9@9t
Sides. l0i@l0a
Baltimore .imerican.
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Virginia, to wit.-At Rules held III
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Nlonongalia county, on the first Mon
Iuy in August, lo52:-
Shepherd Conwell, Plaintiff,
Is.
Hannah Martin, Charles w. Martin. JeS.
sc NJ. Trippru, Peter Cou bank & Henri
eta, his wife, .atc Henrietta T,irprl',
Seth Kngh, aud Charlotte, his wife, late
Charlotte Trippctt, Aria'lne Watkins, aud
TuzwelI ?. Martin. Defendants:
IN CHINCERE
The object Of this suit is to cnjoln the
Defendant llunnah Martin prrpclumlIy
from eniolcinsa jnlsmcn, Acknowledgements
the Plaintiff in the Cilcuil Court Of Mon.
onSalia county, ii, the April term Of sald
Court, 1850, for the sum Of Sl50, with IN
terest and costs MS in said Judgment stated,
And the said Charles W. Martin, All.
adne Watkins and Tazwell p. Marin moi
having entered their appearances, and il
appearing from an affidavit filed in thI:
causc, tia, they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, it's ordered that they
do appear within one month after due
publication Of this order. and do what Is
necessary TO protect their interest. Its
also ordered that this order b. published
four successive weeks N the Nlnn"nsalia
Mirror, a week. ) newspaper published III
Motgantown, Mononsnlia County, Virgin
ia, and be- also posted at the front door
of the Court House Of tho said county OF
Monongolia, OIL the first day Of the next
County Court Of sud county.
G.S. RAY, Clerk,
GRO. ALLEN, for Comps.
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E1;as'l,a for sale.

rsNIIE subscribed will offer at PUBLIC SALE
l on THURSDAY the 2lSt Of OCTOBER
next. Il Tract Of Land containing 100 Acres,
situate on the waters OF Scoits Run, IN MON
omsaIia county, W., adjoining lands of John
Courtney. Dancers heirs aud others, torincrly
owned aud occupied by Henry Dnzcnherry.-
The improvements arc hcwcd Log House,
aud Log Barn about SO acres arc cleared
there are two apple orchards, the one in bear.
in. condition, the other young and thrifty
The whole is we'll watcrGd and well suited 10
Farming or grazing. Fur further particulars
enquire on the premises, or Of
JOHN DuZENBERY,
Executor of Henry Duzcnhcry, decd.
July 10, 1852. tsp
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II A L n

DISCREPANCIES the whole system; it prostratcS me
nerves; il rclaxcs the muscles; it wcakcns inc
joints it iutcrcrcs with the functions OF every
organ it checks tho free and healthy circuIa-
ton Of the blood; it parayzcs the absorbcnts'
and renders them unable TO take up ana rcplc'o
the wasted form with sound material. For IN,
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, the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or tie stomach; whether 1t
arises from internal arrangement, or is the re.
suit Of external injuries, still the pain exercises
its influence throughout every portion of the
human system ;-nota nerve or muscle escapes
the prostrating influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is the great Dcsidcratum of every individual
who suffers its torturcs, no matter how light "t
severe its paroxysms may be. No one can feel
happy while suffering its tormcnts.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In a tcp Seconds wiIl stop the most dis
trcss'ng pans.
Its effects arc like clcctricity-it arrests tho
most distressing pangs in II few sccondS-I,s
soothing, ncutralizing and hcaltltul influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion every gland III
the system, subduing the most cxcrnclating par
oxysln Of pain, and imparting strength and VI
taitv to every organ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
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On Thursday, Cd inst, by Rev. A
Pool, Mr.. SlLAs H. WEST, of Fetter-
man, Taylor CO., to Miss - Gnupn,
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Grub, OF
Monongalia county.
On Thursday evening last, the 9th
inst, by Rev. A. J. Bowman, Mr.
JonN TRAVERSE to Miss NANCY Ian
HAM, both of Monongalia county.