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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Nc.-The sub
A certain. safe and effectual remedy for
Sn,,n xNn.l ...I n..n-I ~

HAWDWARE, CUTLERY, Nc.-The sub
IL sesiber having purchased the stock of goods be-
longing to the estate OF E. NJ Newburn deceased, and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method OF inviting his reRds the Of Mr. New
burn and the public generally, call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly hand general assor
ment OF Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tooss
&c, which he will sell at very low prices.
A. b. CLARKE,
sa ~ Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

10 the Voters of the city of Richmond
The many calls that have recently been published IN
some OF the dali papers, and the repeated personal
iictatons that have been made me. allow my name
TO be used candidate for the Office of CITY Collector
renders it necessary that should make public
acknowledgement. / will. therefore. simply s,ate-ater
returning my sincere thanks to my many friends for
their kind wishes-ihat effort shall be wanting en-
my part. if reced to the post discharge It's duties
with entire satisfaction VIM. G. ALLEN.
Richmond. March 30 1853 NH e4-tdr
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CITY GUAGER.
Iotae Voters of the City of Richmond
At the request of large number of friends. and in
accordance with my desires I here by announce
myself a Candidate for the office of City Guager
- Sdould it be the pleasure of my fellow citizens to
confer the Office promise devote my ndvidu-
al attention. the duties thereof and every exertion
to give universal satisfaction.
Very Respectfully.
NH Sim SAMPSON JONES.
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SAIuhpAf-D Delaware, extra, No 7s-Capital: S.,
600. Is nos, II drawn. Tickets l.
SATohDAY-Delaware No 70 Capital: $4,000
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THURSDAY-Delaware, ex., No 77-Capital; SO OOO
Is Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets So
= TIL Observation-Disclosures No 74--Cap;tal: 800 GOO
is Nosr "A drawn. Tickets S.
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I1OUSE-Decembcr Is.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.

BY Mr. Stovens-Of authorizing the
Boards of School Commissioners of tho
several counties, to provide for the ex.
animation of all Teachers to whom in.
digent children are sent.
BY Mr. Hollen--Of incorporating II
joint stock company, on the two and
lhree.filhs principle, to construct a
turnpike road from some suitable and
convenient point on the West Milford
and New Salem Turnpike lnrd, al or
near the town of Yves, Milford in Har.
rison county. thence up the West Fork
river over the most practicable route to
the mouth of kincheloc creek, in said
county.
BY Mr.. Mariin--Of constructing a
turnpike road on the two and thrcc.flhs
principle, commencing at Bruceton, or
at some point on the BrandonvilIa and
Evansville turnpike road, not farther
south than B. G. Trowbrilge's, on said
road, in tho county of Preston; thence
by or near the mouth Of Bull Run, to
iu,crscct the Pleasant Valley and Tuu.
Melton turnpike road, at some poiu, be-
tween Edward Harlcy's and the King,
wood and West Union turnpike road in
said county.
BY Mr.. Hsymond-Of amending tho
charters of the several Banks Of this
Commonwealth, which are founded on
the State Bond system, SO as to prohibit
said Banks from issuing greater a
mount oflheir notes than their capital
stock actually subscribed, or at least to
provide some further restrictions upon
said Banks, as to the amount Of their is.
sues, than is contained in their respect
Two charters.
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second section Of the oc, to amend an
act concerning the Dunl;nrd CrceI:
Turnpike. passed Feb s, 1859.
The above bills wers,sad Il first time
and ordered to second reading.
By Mr.. HalI-of requiring that all
the laws hereafter passed, Of a general
nature, bo published in one newspaper
in ench county in the Commonwealth in
which there is paper published, and
where there is more than one paper
published in u county, the publication
to be in the paper having the largest
circulation in the county.
Mr.. Steenrod presented petitions Of
sundry citizens Of Hancock county for
a law similar in its provisions TO the
Maine law; also, of iiity.two ladies Of
lIaucoc; county, WIN, believing ntem.
perancO to be great and growing evil
ask for q Law similar in its provisions to
the Maine law.
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life, at her residence in liar.
rison county, Va, on Tuesday the 9Th Of
December, q hall past len O'Clock in the L.
vcniug, Mis-. NANCY HOLDEN, consort Of
p. W. Holden, aged IS years, l month and
10 days. She has lett al only son aud IL
grand chldrcn, with poor dIscunsoIaie hus'
band, 10 mourn their irrepurable loss yet
We mourn not US those who have no hope.
She has bren consistent member OF the
Baptist Church for upwards Of 90 years. She
was meek and humble chtislian-and ma.
turaIly Of retiring disposition as a neigh:
Dor it was only necessary to be acquainted
with her to admire her. She bore her aIllic.
ton with patience, although il was long and
severe. On Saturday befoIe her death she
called all her family around her bed, shook
hands with them one by one, eShorilng the
children to be good and kind to each other
und duliful 10 their parents and grandfather,
and 10 Try 20 meet her in heaven. Through
all her affection she retained an unsh0kcn
confidence in her Redeemer. She requested
Bro. Aaron Barnett 10 preach her funeral,
from Timothy d: 6. Her IaroHic hymn,
"On Jurlnn's stormy banks stand,
And cast i wishul cye''-
was sung for her short lime before her de-
parure, and her rapture seemed too grra' io'
her feeble frame 10 bear. She retained .
sound mind 10 the last, and expired without
a struggle or gtoan.
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OBITUARY.
DEED:

On the 9Th instant, at her residence III
Marion county, MARY NARCl$SA, wife Of
the Rev. Il. G. Boyer, Of the NJ L. Church,
and daughter oil James and Susan BCall, Of
Alonongalia county, Virginia, Her death
was occasioncd by pucrpeal fever ona drop
sy, combined. Everything was done for her
relief and comfort that al allecliona!e hus-
band and kind friends could suggest; but
inexonble Death, stern in his purpose seized
her, las he did her beloved infant few days
previously as one Of those precious trophies
SO often won by him. The deceased was
born on the 18th Of December, 1920, near
Morsantown. She was hopefully converted
TO God in the 18th year Of her age, at which
time she became member Of the NJ. I.
Church, in which she lived al acceptable
member till DEATH At the age of % she
was united in marriage with Rev. J &c. Boyer
with whom she spent the remainder Of her
life, during the greater part Of which she
was called upon 10 discharge the responsible
urId trying duties peculiar 10 the position OF
the wife Of IN ilinerant minister. AS 10
her religious character, tits sufficient to say
her most emphatic profession tras in her dal.
In ualk-and as she neared The confines OF
The spirit land, the religion that had sustain.
ed and comforted her amid the especially
cheOucrcd vicisSitudes OF her life, extracted
the sting OF death and revealed TO her spirit
new JOYS and brighter glories. She stepped
into The grave, not as into dark and cheer
less prison, bul as the radiant portal Of eler.
nal day. She remarked to her friend that she
had endeavored to prepare for the conflict,
and death was disrObed Of terror; her conf.
dence vas strongly fixed in God-and,
sweetly smiling, she quietly fell asleep, TO
wake no more jill the resurrection morn.
when tho trump Of God shall summon the
sleeping millions Of earth to stand before
their Judge.
Mrs. Bower left husband anil FIVE little
children, to mourn their irreparablc loss
Nevertheless we mourn not as those who
have no hope; for ALTHOUGH tho present seems
to be clothed with impenetrubIc gloom, VIC
look to a meeting in that fair cline where
the tear Of SORROW never falls, and the panS
OF separation is never felt.
1.-THE burden Of the mourncrs heart,
Which hero We sadly bear,
Like the night shadow shall depart
With our first waking there" M,
FGiraOnt Tue rirGih'an'
On the Isl inst, at the residence Of her
bro,hcr IN Preston county, Va. after short
illness Miss NANCY &, HUFFMAN, sec.
ond daughter Of Mr.. Philip Huffman in the
2O;!l year of her age.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

L DIG GII|E'
ofc' for Sale the HOUSE aud LOT III
MOrgantown. where reside.
Also, one other gi0wsc and lot III Nor
gan,OwN, cligibly situated.
Also, the EIOusc aud Lot on the West
side Of the MonungabeIa river. opposite to
Morgantown, known as the " Wilkins prop
eny,"
" Also, six or seven thousand first rate
Pine Shingles.
Terms made known on application to me.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1853. 1t
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T9arr(r0:

At Brownsville, on the lllh inst, by
tho Rev. William Lambert, ALoYsiUs
McCLrEsH, to Miss ELizaBrTu y, Still
WELL, both of Brownsville, Pa.
On tho 18th Dec. 1868, by Ed. James
Gawthrop, ZgBuLoH MusGnArE, EST,
of Marion county, to Mrs. JULIA AHS
BRADLEY, of Taylor county.
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THE MARKETS.
FROM OUR LATEST .ADFICES.

M0EGANTOWN, Dec. II.
FLOUR ScIIsat $500 per barrel.
WIlEAT-l00 cents per hushrI.
CORN-i0 =
0ATS-3S l.3 - Z"
pOTATOES-5N g &
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALLOW-l9 cents per ID.
BAC0N-Hums, 10 cents:
Molasscs, per gallon. 81.
Wool, pc. ID. 30 to 40.
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SCROFULA.

/, Ia, been remarked by eminent racn, that in
the varied catalogue Of diseases to which man IA
liable, there ia scarcely ono of such Importance
and of such r,ercs, as Scrcralu, wliethcrwelooE
to the Obseurity Of its origin, IFS insdious PTa-
g,ess, the number and variety Of the organs tina,
it attack, OF its remarkable iucuraSiIty and ez-
,s=a;rc fatality.
Seroiula has baiiIed the skill oFthc most rnri-
ncnt physicians in this ccuntr! and in Europe
But there is an anidosn ryr this disease in {" Dr.
GEyyO,rS Extract Of YELLOW pock and Serl1P1-
ri!a," which is proving iisclf Specific III the
mos, severe caecs of .Scr9tGia.
~ Sec advertisement. G27 II.
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MORGANToWN FLOUR MILL.

ALbpersons who have been accustomed
10 gct-their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all othels who are fond OF good flour,
arc respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term Of years,
a, cash rcut, aud thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
rnen,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention TO business, aud a loll.dish just
right and right side up, he expects 10 com,
pete successfully with his brother AlilleEs
and to give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood By
Farmers aud others, ihA, all who bring good
whsa, may rely upon having good flour.
q The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES S. CRAIG.
0Ctoher27, 1853. Il
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

'A''NEF rs. JOHNSON ; IN cuAycrRy.
RICHARD SUPPLE, &c.
PURSUANT to the decree rendered in the
foregoing case, at the August term, 1853,
Of the Circuit Court Of Preston county,
shall, on the SECOND MONDAY in DE-
GENDER, 1853, lit being Court day. at the
front door Of the courthouse in kingwood,
proceed 10 sell the life estate Of Richard
Supple in the land in the bill and pforeed-
inss mentioned, consisting Of several Tracts
of Land lying in the counties of PrcsIun,
Randolph and Hampshire, amounting to
s,7JS Acres.
For more particular description Of said
lands, reference may be had 10 the report Of
the Commissioner, and 10 the papers in tho
cause sale oil credit Of 6, ~, is, 81. 80
and Sc months. purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. 6. CRESAP,
Nov. 10, 1855. is. Commissioner.
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The LATEST Arrival Of
EALL & WINTER GOODS.
CARR, SMITH & CO.

Are receiving their usual assortment Of
Fall and Winter Clouds, which have been
sought no matter hCw or where. and will
be sold lower than was ever beard tell OF in
this town before. 1t being the last purchase
of the present Firm. the Goodsare bound to
be closed ont, so all that are in search Of
cheap and desirable styles Of Clouds will do
well 10 examine the stock before purchasing
Come and see us No charge for showing
you pretty French and Thibet Metinors,
paralye,tas. all-woc Persian Declines, new
style, plaid Dress Goods, all,wool second
mourning Delaines, Al paccas, Coburg Cloths.
Cashmeres, Sonlar Cuffs, zephyr WorsIcd
Goods in goat variety. Dress Trimmings,
Bonnet Ribbons, together with the usual
variety kept, such as
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. BaHTetS' &C.
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ODD EELl.oIYs, HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HAIL,
ORPHANS FRIEND ENCAAipMEN.l', No. %
meets at O'Clock, on the evenings Of tho rINsE
and THIRD Mondays of each month.
EtrJAn MoNeAT, Scc'y. GEO. Stray, CIR.
MONONGALlA LODGE, No. G., meets at !
o'clock every Saturday evening.
$. SlEGrsirp, IT., Scs'y. NJ. HAYES, Nc.
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Oysters . Oysters
Fs,,jcc Egcducnd!

A'TIfE FaEftUCtW'
rT1IIr Subscriber Is maxim: an rTatt--sna q
prory successful oNc--lo keep on hand a!
ali times, oysters b. the can, half can and doscr
and is prepared to serve thcm up a, his Oyster
Saloon, other SicwCd, Fried or Broilcd, 10 all
who may favor him with call, and viii UPa'e no
pains to give general satisfaction.
BAKING,
lie If alrn pushing bis Baking With removed
energy, and is prepared 10 furnish his cuHomr''
and all others with Dread and Cakes Of ever?
description.
" Parties, and those who purchase by III"
quantity. will be furnished at wholesale prices.
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GREAT EXHIBITION


For THE HOLIDAYS!!!
C~Y~THE subscriber intends fitting up his
Rooms to suit the Holidays, and will have
hand a variety Of
Animal Toys and Novelties.
in such great variety that i, would be too te-
dous 10 enumerate them. Also variety OF
FANCY CANDIES,
and other Notions selected for the Holiday
season.
Cakes and Refreshments.
The whole community IS very respectful
IL invited 10 come and see, Free Of Charge,
as we do assure you tina, Bamum has nothing
to do with it, and il is the place to get your
mouey back, for We will sell low for Cash.
Don'tbc backward in coming to sec, as it is
not obligatory upon you 10 buy il you are
not disposed TO do SO.
Doore will be opened in the afternoon Of
the 9th inst, and will be continued until
nftpr the Holidays. Don't forget the place,
Main street. Morsantown, sign oil the Green
Pos. and Red Flag.
Morgan,own, Dec. %, 1854.
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t,ya7sla: farti by the use ef DR.. Cuso'fs
i:liLatl Qli.llos D0ek clla SarsapsriI!e
sc0TE TOWNSHIP. yASp.nsras Co.
Indiana, July itb, 1858.


iu'hHI, July aus IsoS'
J. d. PAnE:--Dcar Sir: /, is With g.ea, PLEAS
IRE write you abors the very happy effects Of
your Dr Ggysoirs Erlrdet Of YStio,s Dock end
! SCrscparil!G, upon my daughter, who has hech
suffering under that drs1Ifui diSeass Erisipsias,
with which she was attacked ia 1913, and she %as
attended BY some Of orF most skilful physicians
tor over cight months per,ererirgIv, wtlioa, any
beneficial effects whatever. She became red ret
to q pfsieet skeleton! She had ulcers from her
shouless,tn her AGees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physician ptonouu..
ced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach of
medicine, Ny nGlgLbots aad myself thought her
dissolution uear at hand. 0aC ot'ny neshbols
insisted on my trying Dr. GUyso,ts ExirGct If
Yehlop Dock and SGrs1pGrilil,' cs u Lea resort,
for a; nil 9f our PhysciaASh73 girtr her W, there
could be no dctrimcnt in II. consented 10 do 80
more from restless desire 10 90 some.hingfut
my daughter while itciae.ci, rhah from any kbps
oil her getting relief so commenced usiagy,ie
medicine according 10 dircctioIs and to ny great
establishment she commenced improving, and he.
fore Shn had used three bottles she was able To
sit uprigh, i'll bed Before she had used bottles
size was able to walk out; She used in artwers
bottles of DR. fuysOtts Extract Of yellow Dock
and Shrsaparilla,' which restored her 10 perfect
health in December, 1852: Sac 10 now entirely
free from any Yestise Of the complaint,
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any si'Riu. disease. = 7iftiJ
Yours rruIy, DL MARTIN
10 hereby certify that iny talher's statement
ofmy late illness Is not by any mesHseIasgeFat-
/ Cd: Ny health is ROw perfect, wbcl. agcr;bs
splely 10 tho use Of Dr. tiuysotps Extract ofYcl,
low Dock and $lrsapaF,lIa. ID. u ID ssl.n 81,
ASS D. MARTIN.
PRICE 81 per bottle! Six bottles for So,
W Sold by ,loux D. PARK, northeas, come,
Of Fourth aud Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
Also by
4. ". TOrcr SEQ. Morgaatorn.-
L. 4. Hcgans & Co. Kagtraod.
G. ". .jlaEGns { Co. BrGNionrdls,
Logan \ Carr FdirrlOat,
October s., 1853. All iyr
Virginia asa
A, Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
County Court OF Preston, OH the first Mon,
day in November, 1915 = 'arss
,.' 'a' : I; t s..:s.. ; i DEBT 81: I.
The object of this suit is to recover debt
ofS5O, due from the defendant to the plain.
tin; and it appearing, by affidavit. thatS,ho
defendant is no, resident Of This State he
is therefore hereby required to appear llctu,
within one month alter due publicatiop6f
this order, and do VIVA, is necessary 10 pro.
lect his interests. n 81
A copy ,esic: SMITH CRANE, Clk.
G. CtesaP, PlA''s. Atty.
November II, 1853. 5w
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A TRACT OF LAND,
LAND FOR SALE.

y pursuance Of the provisions Of a decree nj
the County Court Of Preston county, iii the ease
Of Laura ". Dcakins against Stephen Daniels,
the subscriber will sell to the highest bidder, on
credit of six. twelve uni eighteen months, be-
fore tho front door OF the Court house IN klas-
wood, on the
Second Monday in January, 1854,
ESQ Acres OF Land,
living on the waters of Lower Sand Creek, in the
county Of Preston, Virginia. a portion OF sad
Land is improved. Bond and security will be
required of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day OF sale.
TIlOS. BROWN, Commissioner.
Haywood, November 90, 1853. is
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the circuit court OF the
county of Preston, on the frs, Monday in
n,,n,,hor 1c52. 1901.
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Ella c. I.azicr, Joseph \ NlcLane and1
John +. Fleming, late merchants, ira. :
ding under ihd style and firm oil La s;
zier, McLanc & Co. Plaintiffs, Is
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The following resolutions enquiring
into the expcdicncy of passing laws on
Tho various subjects referred 10, were
seycrally offered and referred TO the ap'
propria,e committees:
By Mr.. Haymond-0f SO amending
tho charter of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company, and the laws appli-
rablo to said company as to prohibit the
company from charging more per mile
sor he transportation of way tonnage
and messengers than they charge for the
, aTr per mile for through ton
naro and passengers, or otherwise, SO
" aS 70 prohibit saidcOmpauy from making
,r,nroper discrimination as to the rates
81 charges between through tonnage
and ,raye! aud way tonnage an! travel
Bv Mr.. Ziuu-Of reporting bill SIS
IF ,Ie las, session, for running and mar
,,;nr tho Western boundary line OF this
S,aio with Maryland.
sENATE-DecGmbor d.
Mr. penoslc. from the Committee Of
Roads, reported bill to increase The
rsn;tsl stock Of thu DrHkard Creek
Iarnr;he compooy aud to amend the
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-21

Dp r. I,.n,,r c., N VNISFlLLE, AIa, March 3 $50
Dh DLLDSoF;-SIR: Judging from the certiIi, -.
nsJ ALREADY advertised, WIN be almost unnece yoa
@ - iI IIler evidence IN regard to the Le5JH, l. M W
youi compound; but lnst say that for ve q
sne"t @ ueaI rom Dyspepsia and enlargement of % ea =
; -u .1,sll th' never would recover eo7lr 80
s yUI pound about nine weeks since ana br .
% OF o0 pounds and feel about as weIl as G gnen
.-s.-qr HENRY J. GOFF
~ Inc above medicine is for sale in every T, s..
DARSHOIT General Agent for vboicssi,;'t, y, ". Hen
'ihe- - Fr1ce 81 per pint Bottle 1i5 med