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4,Ho and upwards and cxrtmen Friday, l4th do.
Persons desiring new licenses will apply afer Ar,s Of
november Ihs numbers must be newly painted each
de OF Tie carts according to law, and the brought "
TIE sout side Of Chambers street. opposite the City isl
where they will be inspected and the old license Afor being
checked by te Inspector mass then be presented e. tne
first Marshal for renewal Carmen particularly 70
quested to apply the days designated above for hsr
spertve numbers 1t not lawful licenses afser
ne day Of October The attention of all keeping
using express wagons baggage wagons ana oshsr vshSiss
for tho transportation OF articles place TO ssce wsh,u
the city lie directed the extracts from the ord
Sec Every truck, wagon dray, or other Vehicles
drawn by horses other animals when shA
be kept used driven employed for the
conveyance Of anything whatsoever from place 10 place
within the city Of New York. for hire, wages pay Tor
such transportation shall be deemed public cart witain
the meaning Of this ordinance and every person who shall
set kser, drre employ any such public cart
said city, hereinafter provided ss BIO doomed Eay Of
violation ~ this ordinance and subject to fine net exceed
ing dollars imprisonment not exceeding ten days. fss
every offence .
sd. :. II shall not be lawful for any per.
receive ts hold license " keep Pbc carts t.
he pub, cArtman unless he be sitix,n OF the United
States and has family and resides with MS family said
city, or II not having family shall have resided himself
therein during the six months presiding and the actual
tho with good hsrsss therefor Ii
ccnsd TO 10 kept public and the Mayor
thereof touching their
all csasss othsr than qualified
.tts i. void.
Is erdsr Of his ii nsr ths Mayor.
GEORGE G. GLASIER First Marshal.
Mayors Once, September 10, 1883
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

ssnASAAA1Ss OI ~ ssOs
IoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
" Jswslry.-GEO. G. ALLEN, importer. No. ii HAu
ssross near Broadway, second floor.
JULES JURGEN2Es wATcUBs,
Warranted perfect Nw9 keepers from $50 10 So
COOPER WATCHES,
Duplex and levers, from .,.,,.,,,,,,,.,...lg te rs
80 iNDppEsDEyr sEcosp
ndkuapter second watches for timing horses l2s
cnROaoMETsRs
splendid pocket shrcnomstera, psrfset time
Essps'f Is 70 10
Eight wATCHHy
Whioh run oighs day. with winding lac 10 lSS
ErANgI WATCHES,
Fer ladies, sons in huutiu. ...... IS 10 100
DIAMOND WATCHES.
Fer sdosr in magic cases. ....... So 900
MAGIC ~ArcHEs.
which change in.e three diff rent watches 100 70 IT'S
wATcHEs WHICH WIND
And turn the hands without key IS l4e
KINDS os wsrcHss Ar vsRY
Fine gold lerne Watches four holes jowsllod. ST
Fine gold detached lovers. -
Ged snsmslisd watches for shs ladies $
Gold Eng dish patsnt levers hunting sAsss .... So
Silver patent levers low ~
silver detached lsyers rs lo-as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Diamond earrings pins braoee rings aud crosses
fer ssls ~ much loss than tho usual prices.
All keds Of geld chains pure gold wedding gold KEYS
and sss gold and pencils geld and silver thimblos
iaosets broast pins cuff pins loci earrings. gold and
er psctaelcs gold picks charms cbatsaa chains
Sc.
Sterling silver spoons oups forks pie knives napkin rings
fruit knt "a Wedding cake knives, 10.
wstches sne sw.r{ sxchsn,os All watches warranted
All kinds ~ wstohes and olocAs cleaned and repaired
the much less tksa the usual prices
superior workmsn, and warranted.
Matches zen. BY a express TO oil paris OF the United
states ire. q charge.
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/AORP0RATiON NOTICE.-PTBIIC NOTICE. IS
2.an. j..
~
basin and ssys1s :ssh.ss.
having objection; .hsr..s ps..ns N:
i.s oesdS.r ''' TINS 'm'' ., o.
TWO d + PE FOREST ,cro.o. Aq.sauo. Board.
Crsson Aquoducs Department Sept %, 1858.
CORPORATION NoTIcK.-puBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
siyes .hs, p.,i.i.n. hav. bs.s rrs.o-s.d in .hs
lowing named s'r.s., :: w.-Ia TT..yss..n.a street b.
svs:n baia"ee s sud R1nr.on ' r.r.ens
ID in tie ha, objections thsreso
'~'' '''' TmEo. 3: De FOREST, cro.on Aq..
Crston Aqucdaet Department Sspt %, 1855
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-DEPARTMENT or RE.
sealed proposals. viii ). shqs .ho Com
'Hsr q E;s ss1s.s an sgp n. sy c
hey viii b ersnsd .s',rd.pos viz, The ruiz. q
Ensns COMPANY "; . ana Roas ladder Company y
We y,s Of lose Company No. 10 Rsssr4 wiz estimate
rsssy Tho plans and specifications mo wsrk required
= dons Aa 81 uform.,ion regard ,h.., had
H,it.ss.s .ssss slast .s.ima... win sa farais..i
~ Of 'hs 's'i%.'s deemed for ss
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
resolution OF ths Common Couneil q sho city of New
ss.s Vii 1. sra..t from s''s. ass
,..s; :. .9a,s i'T ~
ssnrng places. beyond the mid shannel Of
continue Cor s. years ii. r.movsi % ssscs.d BY
hs mean. q Ugh s;,.r.d so..' or sarse, 10
covered slide shoot. inclined plane and in
:: Il. m s. :. 81
ns ' s4 2. r e: sr, ,ss.S ' s .s As
removal q the sans win DO rsgarod 20 DO a. ss several
yers in Il: orns9 qs. .s s''iS. day Ia M u
nay , a' iii ~ Is s is l
dor .fths Proposals must be made enclosed sealed
M Il: is s s
S is % in Ss n pne 's:n s
capacity and peculiarly Of sse
barge. engaged ..snE Vi. r.m.va a.s ID: place
20 rhjeh !. !. oog.emsls.ed U proposed ;. y.
wiish ne e. 'ms .,Ii 3. p..ern.d parry
.sGassss Ci.y
holder, in Nh. oily Of Nov YORK End 5. ~:
/: :':f sII:"s cs. E,:.
for sSpps, and w.rs s.ns for sh. Corporation q s
Gsssss v sS..r1.d and required i,ir e
:, y. ono. ii: CIV l.'g.s'o5 csy Mar rsrsa
Il. following ~ dn.da os,s.' Il u.s. D'a a.
"w.d.a or s so Il. r ..ss .s i'll
ties and wthis Two days ,f.r b.n uo.
fed thas such centss ready be ssy shall
~ having sbanGened H. The right hsrsby
lect any OF or all ids estimates proposals. for tAa
fermance OF tlo above work whom dsod advaatas
the corporation.
go THOMAS X. DOWNING, city Inspector
Cry inspectors Department, New Ysrk, sept - 1913
CRoToN AQuRDUcT DEpARTARsT-ro coNrRAc.
~ tora-SosIod proposals. endorsed PROPOSAL fer
IN Fourth streo win 10 received ~ the once Of N.
Aquoduos uat Monday tina leah OF October
st. AZ ~ o'clock, for the building Of ssrsr wA she
ssoesssy Receiving basins and su,srt in rosrh street.
from the sewer IN Trey street 10 pon about
81 Jane ssress ssinE in isnssh ahst LOO Tns plan
ths sewer ana spaehtasohs for tho building II ths
sud oil other in.rnAh.a rsAting sssrs no .ssaaed
THhO II. DI FORREST
AeNbg President, Crotsn Aaroduet
A. W. CRAVEN, Hard
Chief Hssiassr,
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NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW TnHIR III.
IN ssns.s.-Ths ordinance for hssnsns asd rsgusssng
yubs provides that all licenses
pirs last day Of October in each year. rsnswsb
vious to that time applied fer ~ such tns
pon by s Mayor Notice hereby given. that vsl-
licenses 10 keep public carts and be lie sartnsn
will be granted 81 this Office between shs hsurs Of
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MEDICAL.

>cV>>Nr(Ne<~
1lR. WN. WARD CAN BIZ CONSULTRD AT TIIR OLD
~ established office OF his brothsr 80 Canal
east Of broadway Hours from A. NJ till r. NJ
Sundays from y A, n. Tall L. NJ.
DR. WARD, CONSULTING SURGEON AND PHYSI-
IL can be consulted No - Canal street. door
east Of broadway from "a ~ till or a. Dr. W. grad
uSte Of .he University OF Edinburs
1NR. s. ". ELLIOTT INFORMS HIS PATIENTS THAT
~ ftsr Sept 2S his stieo for tbe prscnce OF opta
nlc edioins surgery will BE- from 10 VII selssk Msn
days Wednesdays and Fridays only 81 NO. a9s Broadway
TAR CLARK, MEMBER or THF uSIVRRSITY or NRW
~ York can oonssitsd in sonhdonos AT No. Uanal
street. doors broadway from W ~ O'Clock A.
H. snd rs T.. VI. Sundays 30 ~ A, NJ
nj IARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
WI nnd nurzson, he ooRilted from III A. M kll P.
NJ TO g evening. (eundnys sxcopodJ At A. saas
street. oorper Or broadway. n. BNot she drug store
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pISCOvRRy--NEW SYs-
- tenn Of crrns ssamncring All W 81 speech
removed md tho most invetcrae per-
feet nucns spoosh Apply ~ DIR. y. L0NwnRSTARK. No.
fS Brooms street. froia 10 = and L. N. N.
psfcrenos given ia Europe and New York
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ITO LEAD DRALsRs.-snALRD PROPOSALS. WILL
be rosstved ~ the sss ofs Cyotss Asusduss D.psr.
meat rotsnda Park ast ThprsdAy tho SIN Ostsssr
l AZ " o'so.k for trsnsy svs ter, 81 pig l.sd Pre-
peea viii state tie price separately Ter s- spAass
sad Csnn load be delivered wbhis i've days tae
opening Of the proposals PAynsn " bs made rem
lar PAY dsyr thereafter The Department right
hing any sr all ths prspssal. dssnsd adverse
Pubie interest BlAKk fsvns 81 ss wish
the srdinancss 81 ths Csnnsn CosHe he had en- p
eaten NJ this Office.
TERo R. psYoRssy, A.ass PreMao.t
A.W. CRAVEN, Engineer
,oAss Crstsn Aque10vt DepnrsmenN SOFA "a fsaa
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. J. HALL or RECORDS
~ Sealed Tr<potsls will BE received this .Ass
MsndAy, oooh~ 1905 " regulate ssvsn,y ainsh s,rss
from Tenth avenue " RrsAawsy Specifications ~ he
application 10 bio Contract eleYt 81 this DspArtr..t
JANIS FUZZY, Street Gem missioner
Septen her "a lsSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

THE PATENT GAS REGULATOR
Saves - per cent of gas,
Produces Il bother light
Keeps servants wasting
lis self acting al d poeds no attention,
Prevents your walls from being smoked
Makes the air OF your house healthy.
II oan 10 seen in operation At
NO. ~ broadway" and be ordered of
All gas hsters.
Aenysn's Ship Letter Oco Journal OF
Commerce Once
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MATIsINIOEY.

~sN7~7-~>--
NATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
1Nl IcverPrssssor LAwTOS, Boston, formerly Of Los
will send ts address, ts receipt OF doAx
rad plain drssns " enable ladies gentlsmsn 70
tle devoted affections Of Of the opposite
their Laarss may desire Tie process simple cap
tvstng that all Ne married. Irrespective of
snoo position and lss though not least, sraae
cd Nth such and dslicaey Tint detection
Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass Ne ottsr tAksa
from the Foss once unless the postage Ia paid.
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Mrs; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
l skill in oreellns thu future, has arrived aud will
rrnieh intelligence about All circumstances Of life. She
drons law matters and love- ~ astroloy books
and tolls 70 ladies and gentlemen the nano OF
perssns tLoy will also the Of hor vistsrs
Alvin speaks the knglisb FreneA and GsrmaH Ian
Residence % Kivingson street. stairs near the
pCNory Charge 81.
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ASYROLOGY.

A SIROL0GY AND pHfSI0GNOAY - TIIR CELR
~ brat-d Doctor r. shamsn, Sreda by BIRTH -
all events OF opast and the fcturs
Na.iyes calculated fer ladies' and gSn,enoa. Ills rodeac
ID ITS Chambers street. scar Gros.vicb.
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CORPORATION NOTICK.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Aldermen fer the construction OF in The fol-
lowing named srsos " with Twenty enth street.
Eighth snd Ninth lse in Wcs street.
Delaney and RirnTson streets All nsares
Tie abo having objections thereto
present the same in writing Contract Clerk this
sfhcs on or before October 5, 1853
n " nE
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NLN YORK 10 MONTREAL, oGDBNsBURG, BUR.
IN ington, ard 81 Johnsbury by railroad New nyeu
.rrsshed, Bsllcvs fslls Rrssnd. windsor whit. river
siIs River Esntpser, 81 Alsans, aud Rsuss's Point
1eLet ehsssNsw Ilsves RAILROAD, Broadway and
Canal sad Twenty sxsb street and rsursh avenue Per
freight apply 80 FRANCIS HYDE, agent. No ls ssMsh a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

FINE ARTS.
l. hcorD GRAND ANIMAL SALE
FIRST CLASS MODERN PAINTTNGs
BY
AMERICAN
WILLIAMS. STEVENS WILLIAMS, rsspssthaiiv A.
p,rnes th.t ,bair -nd annual sale Of first cAss paini
BY Ac.rioaa AZ foreign sr,. will take Das. ~
hrst week in November At ths Gallery of ths Nations
Academy OF Design No. 663 Broadway where they b
eslltsd win catalogue for week previous the sals
Irsr ths materials srsady at our command comprising
Nerka Of DurAns, Dosghty 1nnsss, Ranssy Carter. MA
spencer Osds Sennsagg. TAFT Flags Brown Hail. Calves
&c. AZ they snALsd to premise finer ssllseun
q an ~ q sir last sale Artists and other contributors
ouiring francs are dssirsd 10 give immsaiate notice
r ONION AND PARIS ART EMPORIUM
IL French SAD xagish r. cravings
Canvas, water eolsrs, PAst>la
OH solors. Pencils TAeks,
Rrssbes, Drawing papers Squares.
Oils. fAbsr's pencils, Cilderr 't>ols
varnshes Bristol board, STAMPS
Kassla, Crayon papers, Compasssa
a1a large collection stuaiss Nv Julien (ano . In.
ported aud FOR sale by
W. SCHAUs, a1 Broadway, UP stairs
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SHIPPING.

PASSENGERS To CALIFORNIA ARE RESPECTFUL
H Informed that the Elephant House the Cruces read
supplied with the best Of prcvions liquors
sssars be und In the and TIE beet asssn
odaNsss fer Lodging ~ passengers crossing ths ishus
KNAPP NORRIS.
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SHIPPING.

LN0R LlvERPOOL-lNIrED sTA1ks NAIL STEAM
Il ship BALTiC. Joseph Comsscss, ssnms.dsr-Tha
rop. po.si,ey on Saturday 0s.obsr 49, ~ sslost
passage having UnsquAod for elegance
comfort, apply "a EDWARD K. COLLINS, IS wall
street requested to he board N
Tho stesnp Atlantic VIM succeed The Baltic sail De-
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yCHOONER FARMER FOR sALR-FIvR YEARS OLD
- carries 600 bricks deck Is in sod rider draws six
l-st of water when loaded. Cay On RUCKMAN loot Of
vesey street, North river.
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AHONEY-DO YOU WANT MONEYy-GO TO NO 2Ss
M broadway at tas commission and loan Office Ne.
up stairs. Advances jswslry cutlery, watches diA
dry goods silver osher goods; the
above bow gbt sonidsntiAl aud generous torms.
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EVOR KRYPORT, yRoM TUE FOOT or MuRRAY
street.-The seanteat JOHN HART lsAvos daily (saa-
days esospted AZ o'clock, A. NJ and tbe st.am baat uY
IokI ~ ~ o'clock L. ~ Ths usual stage osanss-
ticn with ths above boats.
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as5V ,N hsH .8 saia ybstlH s -
Sod ,3 .e..,.&a.Eg b .-.Gss 4sa K
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TFRE WEEKLY STaR,


IN excellent Family and Washington
Ncagspaper-Prise SIPS d gear.
yYTALLACH HOPE, propriotors of the
w Washington City Evening Star, issued the
first number OF their Weekly Star on the 9Th Of
September ult. Terms, l,25 per single copy
70 clubs five copies for s., ten copies for S.
twenty copies for Sl5 cash inyariabIyin advance.
The Weekly Star will be printed on double
sheet, and will contain more information con-
corning what may be going on 10 Washington,
than any other ten newspapers in tho country.
also interesting miscellaneous and family read.
ing, &c. The proprctors aim TO make it jour
nal which shall be absolutely necessary to every
one who desires to know what the governments
doing or contemplating in all it's branches. It
will he rich, racy and rare, without forfeitng It's
character MS newspaper which will be accepta-
bic in every family circle.
The unprecedented success Of their Daily =.
voning Star, warrants them in saying that their
Weekly will be the best, most interesting and
cheapest journal Of the kind in the country:
All orders, postage paid, accompanied ~ inc
money, will be promptly attended to. Fractions
Of dollar can be sent in postage ramps. al
dress WALLACH & HOPE,
Proprietorscfthe star, Washington, DC.
Pos,masters throughout the country are author
lied to act rs agents.
III Country Editors giving the above three in
sertiohs, and calling attention to it enitorlaliy,
will be entitled to twelve months exchange win
the Daily Evening Star. Ct. Oct. y.
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ALFRED Z. BEACH,
Nm Sc Ensaou sftert. New York City
The Peoples Patent Office.

Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions are requested to communl.
cate directly with the editor OF the Peoples
Journal, by whom all the necessary documents
are prepared with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch. Patent business Of every description
promptly attended to. Persons wishing for in.
formation relative to Patents or Inventions may
at all times consult tho Undersigned, wtthoat
charge, either personally at his office, or by let
ter. TO those living at distance he would state
that all the business necessary 10 secure Patent
can be arranged by letter, just US well an though
the parties were personally present. All consult
atoms and business strictly confidential. Patents
promptly secured in England, France, and other
foreign countries. ALFRED E. BEACH,
Editor of the PeupIe's Journal, Patent Agent,
&c. No Sc Nassau st. New FORK City.
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Brownsville and Pittsburg Boats,

These popular boats are now making
iheirregular selni-daily,rips to and from
Pittsburg, withon. any interruption at
the locks.
We may be permitted to say in this
connection. thatno boats on the Western
waters arc more safe, convenient, and
accommodating; Differed by more
courteous and gentlemanly men, Or in
any respect, under better regulations,
than are the Brownsville and Pi,tsburg
boats. No bars, no gaming, skiful Ell.
gineers, sober hands, splendid cabins,
fine stale.rooms. excellent living, atten.
tive waters, polite officers, and low
charges. What more do you want?
Br0w"ssillr Clipper.
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N OTICE.

A Vote Of the citizens subject to taxation
By the Trustees Of the Borough Of Morgan
town, and such other persons as may con-
sen, to be taxed for the purpose, will be
taken on Saturday the 26lh Of November,
1858, at the COURTHOUSE, al 2 o'clock, r,
NJ. for the purpose Of ascer'ainng expressly
from said citizens and other persons whe.
ther they will assent to levy being made
by The said Trustees upon all subjects Of
taxation in said Borough, according to yala::
alton, to deiray the expenses Of such legal
proceedings as may be necessary to be in
ssttuted ogainst the Monongahela Nayiga'
ton Company, and to indemnify any citizens
Or other persous who may become liable for
tic costs Of such proceedings, in case the
Legislature OF Virginia fails 10 make al ap'
preparation 10 carry on the same
By oras. Of the Board Of Trustees,
GEORGE s. RAY, Sec'ry.
November %.
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MORGANTOWN FEMALE
ACADEMY

TNHE WINTER TERM of this Institution will
l. commence on MONDAY NOVEMBER 2lst,
and continue eleven weeks.
Tho Terms Of Tuition will be us iollows:
Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, and
Primary Geography, Sc 90
The above with Smiths Quarto Geography,
Written Arithmetic, Ora tnmar, and the
first books Of History, 4 90
Any of the above, with tho Natural Scicn-
ces, the more advanced books Of History,
higher branches Of Mathematics, &c. 8 90
Lessons given in Music. French and Latin, and
Drawing, pencil, monochromu.ic, pOlychromaitc,
and oil painting.
No deduction for absence except in case Of
protractcd sickness.
For Board for Pupils from a distance, or further
information apply to the Principal.
This SPRING SESSION o! twenty-five weeks,
in the new building, will commence on Wednes-
day, the sth of February, 1854.
Nov. 2, 1858. H.W EMERY, Principal.
We respectfully invite the attention ofparent'
and guardians to this Institution. Its healthy 10.
cation, in a pleasant village, and moral and
religious community, and the capacity and exPe-
ricnce of the Principal and his lady, authorizes
US to say that few situations present higher claims
to the patronage of the public.
W.T.. WILEY,
R. L. BERKSHIRE,
W. WAGNER,
G. NJ. HAGANS,
WIN. LAZlER, Trustees.
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EXEll4lC SALE.

Pursuan, TO decree of the Circnit Court
of Monongalia county, rendered in case
wherein Lew J. Straight and others were
Plaintiff, and Jackson Smith and Others
we're Defendants, as Commissioner, | vii!
sell,
On Monday tie 2SM Of Mremjr aer'
to the hghes, bidder, a TRACT OF LAND
living on the waters nf Indian creek, in said
county. containing about 80 urrrs, h"ng the
same ,ncI conveyed by John Smith, deed
10 Jackson Sm,h aud others. Sad Sale vii
be upon Il credit OF SIX aud twelv" months
the purchaser aivmg bond and security BEAR
M m,eres, Tom date Of sale for the pur'
chase money -..-
EDGAR c WILSON,
Ocobrr 90. 1858 Commissioner.
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DeDr. GUYS0T7sS improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla put up in
the largest sized bottles, contains more of the
pure Honduras SarsaparillG than any other prep
araton oxtant, which is chemically combined with
the Estrac. Of Yellow Dock and tho Extract OF
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more thor
oaghiy Efficient than any other Sarsapariie before
the public. At the same time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be said of
any other of the Sarsaparlu compounds. The
invalid should beware Of Poisons!! Mercury,
Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulphu., Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic poisons,
enter into and form the active basis Of most the
sarsuparillas ard Panaceas of the day. Gaysotci
Compound Extract Of Ysilor DocE and Sdrscpd-
rilla does not contain a particle of these sub
stances; as any one can ascertain by uppl ying
the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations a.
lone, and use GaysOtt's Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sursaparln, which is thorough
ly r@cacious, perfectly harmless and purely vege-
table. All kinds of disease yield to its genial in
fuencncc. LIZ See advertisement 92l4
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New Goods---Once More !

7 have lust returned from Philadel phla
and Baltimore, and am prepared to sh""
all who may favor me with a call, as gene
raj and handsome an assortment OF TOOLS
as have ever had.
The stock bus been purchased on the mos
favorable terms, under the recent reduction
Of prices and pressure in the Eastern money
market. have the usual variety OF
DRY GOODS, G OCERlES,
Hardware S Qmecsasacare,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gaps 4 BonnetS,
&c. sc. &c.
| am determined to sell at short profits,
and to make up nny deficiency by increase
Of sales. shall Dc glad to open accounts
with all responsible men who are wiling to
cInse their accounts at the end Of the year.
The Red Post will show you where to
find me. always ready 10 give hrst.rate bar.
gains D. II. CHADWlCh.
Oc,obp, 81, 1853. If
PSI h"pr all indebted to the late firm
Of D. Fl. Chhwick & Co will call and nuke
settlement without waiting TO be called up
Oh. b. II. G.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

H. Dwight, Jr,, New York broker
and western railroad OPERATOR stopped
n,ymeu, fawdays ago. Two or three
Banks, with which he was connected
:, ~ great sufferers, aud may have to sns'
aand an account of his failure. The
Rank Of Massilon, Ohio has already sn''
ponded. The Bank of owego' N.Y.
!, sufferer, but will be able t" stand 1t