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PUBLIC SALE.


L URSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed
Of Trust, executed 10 me as Trustee by
A debt therein numct. to William Ches-
ney, | shall oil MONDAY, The 18th day OF
Anil, 1858, IN front Of the Courthouse
in Morgautown, Virginia, sell the HOUSE
and LOT IN said Deed Of Trust mention
cd, to the highrs, bidder for ready money.
Said LOT contains, BY measurement:
one hundred perrhes, and is located on
the Mouongoiela River, on the east side
of sud river, about half a mile from Nor.
gan,own. and is desirable location for a
Small family. The title Of said land is
deemed indisputable, but selling as Trus,
ice shall only sell such title as is vested
in NE by said Trust.
l.. S. HoUGH, Trustee.
March IS, 1853. 9O-3t
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al 81. Louis, young lady was late
" prosecuted before Squire Treadway
Tor obtaining Sl27 worth Of goods from
II young merchant under false preten.
crs. VI hen the suit op"ned, the young
lady appeared, owned up, and willing
Is offered herself for pay. The mer-
chant liked her aud accepted the legal
ipnlcr which was ratified by the masis-
tratr.
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]. B. WOODWARD,
Saddle G. Harness Maker,

Ilas Just received from Philadelphia, and
Pi,tsburg, u splendid assortment Of materials
for the manufacturing Of all kinds Of Sa dies;
II more general assortment Of said article
than can be got in any other shop in the
country. Also, Harness, ofcycry description,
fine and common buggy harness, of all kinds
wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &c,
all Of which he Inns and will continue TO. keep
on hand, and make TO order ut the shortest
notice, ii his old stand two DORIS east of the
Court house, IN Morguntown Va. md will sell
10 old and new customers Oh the most rcastn-
able terms. Citizens of this and adjoining
counties, arc respectfully invited to Gull and
examine lis stock, before purchasing else.
where. J.B WOODWARD.
Anil llth, 1853. l9l,-6m.
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Clothing! Clothing!

WE have Just received by Rice &
brothers, Dnrbin's fas, lines, from Pl,iadel-
phia and Baltimore, the largest stock ofready
made Clothing for men and boys thu, was ever
in this market.
We have also purchased ont Mcssrs. CARR,
SMITH s. CO.'S ready mady clothing, aud
would respectfully cay to their customers,
when they ore done purchasing OF them their
other Goods, please call on US for their Ready
made Clothing.
IL We have also in our employ Mr.. ?. X.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing to order
We uro therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
To tho Ladies'!
We have a nice assortment of Goods for the
Ladies.
Mems, Women's and Chi1dren', Boots
and Shoes,
Mems and Womcn's Hats & Bpnnets,
Qucensware, Hardware,
Groceries, Salt, &c,
Plows and Plow Points, a large stock
Stores. Crates, HoliO,e-ware, Il.
As we intend to sell as low as any one else,
and perhaps little lower, don't forge. to call
with your cash and approved trade.
LATER & FLEMING.
April 0, 1858.
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COOK HERE!

ALL those knowing themselves in
Irbtcd to the old firm of sliEAN & RICE,
will do well to call and settle up. The books
nc in the hands Of L. S. Il0UGlI, Esq. for
collection. Please call Immediately.
SIIEAN will take it US particular
Iayor il those who know themselves indebted
10 him will please call soon, us he wishes to
20 East ut an early day. March26.
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY notify AMI forcwarn all per.
A sun. 10; to receive, exchange or trade
tor foui certain bonds, given by me to I.
{. I.azirr, each LOT Four bundled and Fiji
~ Dollars, payable OH the Isl day Of April.
ls5l, 1858, 1856 and 1851 NJ am deter.
mime,l nnl 10 pay raid bonds until compel
led by law. {. b. HAMILTON.
Evansville, Preston county.
Malh 80, 1853. I0l 81.
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70 We are told by a Cicinnati pa
per that "a married man, whose hab-
its are not very regular, one evening
last week, while walking in tho streets
encountered a lady whose walk and
actions encouraged him 10 address
her. He was pleased at the imprcs.
sion he made, and forthwith offered
her his arm to escort hcrhomc, which
she accepted. After leading him a.
round several squares, she finally
brought him up to his own house. 1t
was his wife,
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To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of

Preston county.
SIR: Two judgments having been en-
tered up in the County Court of Preston county,
at tho suit of Henry FELTON,, administrator
John Folton, decd, late Sheriff Of Preston
county, agains, (yoursclr) Daniel FELTON,, Hen
~ FELTON,, myself, Abraham b. NOtriny, VIII
liam Conner and Elijah Brobst in one cause,
and in tho other, against tyoursclf,) myself;
Abraham D. No,iny, David C. Miles, Henry
FELTON,, William Il. Zinu, William Conner and
Samuel Sndcr, MS surctics for you apona bond
and $40 10, part Of the amount OF said Iudg-
ment having been paid and discharged by me
as one Of such surcties on tho 18th day of May,
1850. Notice is hereby given you tina. on the
third day of the MAY term next of the Court
wherein said judgments were go entered up,
shall move tho said Court Tor Judgment a.
gains, you for tho full amount which has been
paid by mo as aforesaid, with interest thereon
from tic time tho samo was paid. Given under
nv hand this 18th day Of January, 1893.
MICHAEL WilETXELL.
April !, 1893. lyi::ot'
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From the Baltimore American.
BALTIMORE, APRIL S.

Canlr.-Prices ranged from S3.25to
Sl,37 on the hoof,equalto S., jOaSS, so
net, and averaging 1915 gross.
Flour has declined to S4.75.
Grain.-Red Whcats at l03 to los
cts; white do. at ITO 10 ia cts. yell
low corn at 56a57 cts; white 55a5G.
Oats were selling ut 37a4l.
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To Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff Of

10 MT. Sdllluti W. ftllOiii ia'0 DlP
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff of
Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in tho County Court of Preston county, at the
suit of Henry FELTON,, administrator OF John
FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff Of Preston county,
against (yorrsclf) Daniel FELTON,, Henry FELTON,,
myself, Abraham No,riny, Samuel Snider, Da-
yid C. Miles and William D. linn, as shEetics
for you upon bond and $40 80, the amount Of
saii judgmen, having been paid and discharge.
by me as one OF such surntcs, the lith day OF
February, 1852. Notice is hereby given you
that on The third day of the MAY term next of
the said court, wherein said judgment was so
entered up, l shall move tho said cour. for
judgment against you for the full amount
which las been paid by me as aforesaid with
interest thereon from tho time the same was
so paid. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January, 1858. MICHAEL WllErZELL.
April |, 1853. l9l;os'
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Board Of Public Works.

70 We are authorized TO announce
Col. WILLIAM HAMILTON Of Randolph
county, formerly Of Monongalia) as tandi-
date for Commissioner Of the Public Works for
this District. 1856 pd. March 8, 1853.
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The Wheeling journal states that scn-
tleman Of Amherst county, Va, lately de.
ceased hos luf, $4,000 for The settlement
Of his negroes in free State. The heirs
Of the gentleman being willing that the
slaves should BE sent to Liberia, aprlira.
,ion is to- I've made at the rrx, Snwrm"
Court, to Judge ThomrFnn, 10 that effect
Among the Acts passed by The l"''
Congress, was one authorizing III" issu
ing OF three dollar gold pieces
The British Election Bribery Inves-
tigaIion has unsCatrd len members oflhe
House Of Commons.
In Philadelphia, Spring, tho muir
dorcr, has hnd second trial, and is
again found guilty. He will he hung.
Zen. Santa .Rana is again elected
President Of Mexico
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MARRIED:

On Thursday 9Th INST. by Ed. WIN. Wood,
Mr.. JOSEPHUS r. EvERLY, TO Miss SA.
RAH ELLEN CLOUD, only daughter Of
jeremiah Cloud, of Greene Co. Pa.
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Pittsburgh, E'a.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
EYARDW

Would respectfully call the attention Of
Merchants aud buyers generally to the largest
assortment of Hardware ever offered in the
I IHe'ierH market.
Having enlarged our Store and made extern
siyc additions TO our former stock wo arc eha.
blcd to compare with any other Establishment
in the Union.
The late addition 10 our firm will enable MI.
c, n. ". to devote his entire attention 10 p,if-
chasing-spcnhing portion Of his time IN H.
r0rc, taking every advantage Of fluctuations
buying exclusively for Cash. Among our aa-
soilIncnt may he found the following, viz.
C,OOO dog. Knives and Forks;
5000 Pen and Pocket Knives;
200 Razors;
1000 Pad, Chos, and Till Locks;
1000 ~ Knob Locks and Latehosi
600 Gro. Tea and Table SpoOnsi
100 doz Hand and PANEL Sawsi
800 mill and cross cut
5000 pairs Trace Chains assortcdi
800 tloz. Halter Chains;
200 Gun Locks;
Gun Trimmings;
70 cases Planes assorted
1000 doz. Chisels and Plane Irons;
$500 I" Files and Rasps;
500 ?" Axes, assorted brands;
$500 " Hinges;
$50 u Grass and Corn Scythcs
800 T." Shoyels and Spades;.
$50 {" Hay and Manure Fork;
Bellows, Anvis, Vices, &c. &c.
Knowing our superior facilities for Procu!r-
ing Goods gives US advantages over others IN
the Trade VIC would earnestly solicit an exam,
nation of our stock before purchasing and
especially from Merchants passing through our
City eastward.
*.% We would also inform SADDLERs and
Dealers in Sdddicry HdrduGre that We have lit
ted up sales room exclusively for that branch
Of trade, and hope in large and well selected
stock a, iow prices to secure their iavors.
March 4, 1853. iS6 st
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MorgantoWn Book Store
f.. w. TOWER Il co.

II EEP constantly on hand, for sale at East
IN orn prices, large stock OF AlisceIlanc-
Gus books; including Bibles, Tcstaincnts,
LYNN Books, Medical, Law and Schoo! Books
in great variety also Blank Books, Letter Pa
por, Cap Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel Pens,
Ink and 'Inks,ands, sc.
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HP'4b AO'S
Anderson VIM.
Adams Alvina
Addison Stephen
Ash VIM. 2
Beny Solomon
Brandon Z. 7.
Bell Jesse
Barrickman Jacob
Blue U. i.
Bendle r. NJ.
Blosscr Nicholas
Blusser John
Beam G. +.
Borleyman Geo.
Bradford VIM.
Brooke DR.. B. c. 4
Bankard Nimrod E
Baker Mrs. Amy
Byrne Rush
Baldwin WIN.
Boyd John
He'll Henry
Crane James H.
Carr 0shean
Carr Dupetrailu
Cohen Enllraim 2
Coz Miss MalcelIa
Coz Mrs. Hester Am
Cox Rufus +.
Cox w. w.
Cox Robert B.
Costello VIM.
Costello Jvhn
Courtney Michael
Crolhers Joseph
Camp John
ChlsIer Michael
Carney John
Council Miss Roseau
Conn lsuac
Chips David S.
Cotton James
Collet, H. Pa.
D,abell.Jolla
Dnbell Agiiess
Dor,en Nun
Dorsey Miss Eliza
Davis Samuel
Dancer Saxon
Evans Miss Perthe'
ria 2
Evans Miss Rebecci
Evans Wan.
Evans Evan
Evans Miss Adelia
FNgle +. D.
Frtiy Nlatcua
Floyd John L.
Floyd Thomas
Frye James ".
Griffith Benjamin II
Grove WIN. E.
Gnseman Thos. A.
Guthrie Joseph
hummelshine, L. K. a
Hindman Ann
Hurldleson Ann
Hoard Aaron
IIaigh, Levi
lienrey Ira B. 9
Hamilton John
Hall NJ.
Holland Jesse
Holmes David z.
Hess Sarah Ann
FlaIlemnn Mrs. Nln
ria L.
Hopkins VIM. R.
Hare John
JolliG Oliver P.
JolliT John
jenkins James
Jenkins Mrs. Mary
johnson George
Johnson Enoch
Psrsans calling 70
will say they are n
they may not get the
n. b,
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SIackwater & Bridge!

ALI. persons knowing themselves ii.
debted, either by Note or Account, to the
undersigned, Of longer standing, the six
mouths, will please call and settle, as we
are anxious to so for Goods st,or,l.y-nnd
arc very much in wan, Of ).tllc more OF
the one thing needlul (reafy Cash, as i,
is the one important crisis in this case.
~ If You can't pay oil. pay parl-
and by SO doing you will rnuch oblige,
Your particular frieJ,ds.
Raymond s. Pickcapang1.
March 10, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company have resolved to extend
their road to Wheeling, on the west
bank ofthe Ohio river. The Wheeling
people are endeavoring to get road
built on the other side Of the river, from
Wheeling 10 Wellsville, 10 connect
with the Cleveland road, and thus su-
persede the other.
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TEA DRINKERS.

Catr, Smith & Co.'s is the place 10 buy
your Teas, wholesale or retail. We have
il pu, up in 10 ID. boxes, for family use,
very cheap. CARR, SNllIH& Co.
Morean,own, April l, 1853.
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John Christianna
'kcrns james 3
'Kerns Jumes d.
,Kincude Miss Sarah
,Kmraid Moses
'Kenedy Henry
liking Geo. N. 2
'keeiuyer George
Lynch David D.
,Lazzell DR.. James
dayton L. S.
Lynch VIM.
,Lemley John
,AlcGruw Leonard
,Merrifeld Samuel 3
Morgan Miss Mary b
'McLane DR.. Jos.
Morris Levi
MADEIRA Christian
,McCalty Mrs. Eliza.
I, beth
)AIsthiVt Ruth
,McGeorge David 2
Michael Ann 2
,AlrDunald Andrew
Mcdonald Mrs. Jane
} V. G.
Morgan Charles
,Nla,lin Miss Anarah
,AlcNrely George 2
MILLER Augusta B.
MILLER Miss a. f.
MORRISON S. 6. w.
,McCIa-ky J.
,Murny Jacob
Mclaughlin james
Nicholson Chris.
Newman Samuel
,Oliphsnl +. II.
,0dbcrt Arthur
,phiIIipl- jacob
,PhiIlipps hezekiah
,PindnlI Lucinda L.
,Peirpoint SylvanlIs
Pearson r. G.
Powell Joseph IL.
'Prirhar! J. B.
,Purin,un AIissJulia N
Rogers Laben J.
,R.ppet, Jos. S.
Robertson Levira
)Ross Enoch
Price Michael
Rockwell Cslep
,Rice Susan
)Ruberson Andrew
,Robison Mary
'Shuyer Evan
'Shehan ]. X.
Shultz Bailey 2
Simpson VIM.
Sherrard S. S.
Summers Mary
Shu,tleswor,h John
Steel Elizabeth
Steel Susan
Shay james .
Stilwell Mary Ann
Smith Rehccca
S,ewar, John
Stewart Charles
Scot, Maria .
Shafer Eugrnius
Spencer Joseph
Snrp Samuel
Savage Joseph
Steel Moses
Tanzy \. 8
Taylor Miss J,
Varndall Charles
Ycager Alfred
Wilson Virsrilius ?
Watson Miss Jane
Weaver Della
Woodward J. w.
Letters on this list,
m.
MADEIRA, P. NJ.
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@ Millinery.
MISS CORNELIA HURRY,

yyToULD respectfully inform the LADIES
w of this place and vicinity, that she has
taken the room over CARR, SMITH CO.'S
STORE She will make SILK BoNNETS,
Caps, NIantillas, &c., and bleach Straw.
1872 4tp Morgantown, april is.
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THE VERY LAST NOTICE.

WE have appointed VIZ, a. GUsEMAN
w to collect and. settle our accounts
Those indebted to "a will obligc US by attend
ing to this forthwith, as this is the very last
Notice. Our yoks and Accounts have been
removed to t'.Ic Office in tho rear OF Kinscy
Flies HAITI Shop, where Mr.. Guscman will
be on han lis. lie sure and read this, and give
1t your '.ttGn.ion.
Marsh %. LAZIER & McLANE.
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To all whom il may concern.

10 all WHOM IL Hid! CuliCtln'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an aP-
~ plication will be made by petition, IN DUO
form Of law, to tic Circuit Court of the county
of Monongalin, Va, a, its Spring term, 1898,
for an order authorizing the foreign Guardian
orISAAC NEWTON DAVIS, who is resident
Of the State of Iowa, by himself, his agent OF
attorney, to sue for, recover and receive, any
money Or other estate 10 WIZ" s,S 'nT
said Davis may be entitled to in the state oil
Va. and TO invest the said foreign Guardian
with the power to remove the same into the
State into which he was appointed and quail
cd, with such other powers and authority as
may be lawful according to the statute IN such
case made and provided. March 10, 1893.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Guardian
of Isaac Newton Davis, By Henry
(. Smith his Attorney.
march 10, 1858. ISIS lw
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LAND SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

AT Circuit Court held III Und Tor MON
ungalia county, on the Law side tIlcrcol;
Fall term, 1852:
John Rogers, Plaintiff. | IN DEBT,
VS.. and upon an al
james II. Cane, and T tdehmeHt.
Charles Fox, Defends.
Pursuant to all order Of said Court, !
shall proceed 10 sell, Oh the 27Ih day OF
December next, 1852, in front OF the court
house door in MOrgantown, it being the
lst day Of the December term o! the cutn-
ty court Of Monongalia county, to The
highest bidder, on credit OF SIX X twelve
months, with interest thereon from The day
Of sale, all thu, tract ut Land owned by
Charles Fox. situate on the waters OF
Decker's creek, known By the name oil
Clears Forge on which is erected frnmc
Building calculated for Mill, also q Forge
for the purpose Of manufacturing Iron, ii
being the same property purchased Of the
heirs of Alpheus ?, Wilson, by said Fox.
For the quantity Of Land in said tract ani
description Of the same, for boundaries,
&c. &c., reference is hereby given 10 Hon.
Edgar C. Wilson, Of MorgantOwn, Va
The title is said to be good, but selling as
Sheriff will only convey such title as is
vested in me. The purchaser or purCha.
scrs are required TO give bond and good
security for the payment Of the purchase
money. and The title retained until the pur-
dhase money is paid.
E. P. FITCH, Deputy
For a. C. Dorsey, Sheriff Mon. co. Va.
NOrenbcr %, 1852.
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When the English troops took Promo
the king Of Burmah ordered the defeat
ed general, an adopted son Of Bando!a,
4, be dressed in woman,s clothes and ia.
ken TO Ava in a cage The general
Intercepted the order, and provided for
his own saiaty by surrrndering himeris
to the English,
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

WE arc prepared to furnish Ready made
w Clothing, on large scale and very
cheap, and to accommodate every body as well
as ourselves. We have employed P. X. NIT
CHELL, twho is well known hcrcahouts to DO
a frst-rate workman to make up ClothngfoE
US. lie will be found in the Shop lately Occu-
pied by Kinsoy Fife as Halter Shop, fronting
the court house square.
lie will make up for his customers and all
others their own clothes.
1.-Two expect in few days, from Philadcl-
phia and Baltimore, a larFc supply of Ready
made Clothing, with general assortment Or
other Goods-all cheaT, for Cash.
J.AZIER s. FLEMING.
march %, 1853. lS9f
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40 missionaries, male and female, have
been sent to Ningpo since the ports $, Of
China were opened in ls43. by differ
emf English and American societies OF
these, only one male and one female
missionary have been removed by death,
and only two families compelled TO re-
tire by sickness.
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n Hist OfLcEferS,

Remaining in the Post Office at Nor,
gantown, Va, on the LIST day of
I'll 1880,
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histt

A good assortment Of n. O. prime
Sugar and Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Pepper, AL.
spice, Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro
ina, Window Glass, White Lead, Linseed Oil,
Copal, black and Japan Varnish, Pure lstbellS
Wine for Communion purposes; Drugs, Patcn,
Medicines, &c. sc. II march 10, 1853.
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TOBACCO CHEWERS,

Will find ii 10 their advantage 10 ex.
anime our stock, as it has been selected
with great care TO suit the taste Of this
community. We have it at wholesale or
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

A chemist in Albany, few days u
60, cxpatiating on the late discoveries
in chemical science, observed that
snow had been found topossess aeon
siderable degree ofhcat. An Irish.
man present at this remark, observed
"that truly chemistry was u valuable
SCIENCE and anxious that the diseor:
CRY might be made proftable) inquired
of the orator what number of Snow
balls would be sufficient to boil a tea.
kettle
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above Sale is postponed until the
9TH Monday in March next, that being the
first day of the Quarterly term of the coun-
ty court Of said cOunty-by order OF the
Plaintiff. E. T. FITCH, Dep; iof
&C. Dorsey, Sheriff MOnOngaiia Co,
De-, Is 1872
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

Thecholera ragedlast summer in low,
er Assam with great virulence, not only
among The people, but even among cat
tie and wild beasts. In Gowahati the
largest portion Of The cows died. Deer,
buffaloes and elephants fell victims to
the epidemic. Their symptoms were
s.rikingly similar to those in the human
victims.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

Consisting of Dry Goods, Domcstics,
Groceries, Glass and aueensware, Hard
ware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bouneis,
ribbons, and everything usually brought
10 this market to which they most respect-
fully invite the attention Of purchasers be-
fore bu, ing elsewhere, as We have the
Goods to sell, mus, sell and will sell.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

Puget;souad, Oregon, is said to have
the best of salmon, herring, and halibut
fisheries. The Sound contains series
oil harbors, accessible at all times with
any wind, and entirely free Of bars and
shoals. It i'yet but sparsely populated
but it is destined to be second only TO
San Francisco for business.
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SEED! & CORNn PLANTERs!!!t

SEED! & CORN! PLANTERS!!!
Are very useful in their respective places;
but our object, more particularly, is TO call
the attention Of the public to the fact.
tina, we are now closing out our ricscne
Stock of GOODS at reduced prices. rs
one Of our firm is now Fast buying, we
will give unqucstionab!c bargains, in or.
der TO make room for the fresh supply.
10 n. B.-Thc person who lost Ills
Pocket Book, on last Monday, containing
some money, tan have it by calling rnd
describing the same. N
Margantown, March ., 1858.
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NIorgantOwn Prices Current, April IL

Pntatues. ....63
Butter, T. h.. is
Z" keg..-12A
Bacon,... 1910
lard, ........10
Glass, 81 10 $50
+" l0S l2 4.25
Nails,.. 3.500S4
lron,. ..3i54I
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

The vedas, or sacred books Of the
Hindoos, are TO be published in England,
as translated by Professor Wilson,
They are referred to period Of 5000
years ago (; consist Of treatises and hymns
amounting to 10000 stanzas; and incal-
cate religion far purer than that Of the
modern Brahmins, who sing, but do'not
understand the hymns.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

Our lady readers, who sport velvet
mantillas, will perhaps prize the follow
ing recipe: To raise the pile Of velvet,
cover hot smoothing iron with wet
cloth, and hold the velvet firmly over
it; the vapor arising will raise the pile
Of the velvet, with the assistance OF a
light whisk.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-16

We have something very nice in your
line. in the way Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
vestings, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready
Made Climbing. &c.