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Salt and Ashes for Stock.

Wherever animals are allowed to
partake unrestrictedly Of green food
-whethergrass or!roots, they require
much salt, and a mixture of ashes
whit, SAY three quarts of the latter
to one Of the former, will be found
very salutary. Animals arc oAenlost
byoycr feeding on fsrmentable food,
hut if "a mixture Of salt and ashes, in
tho proportions above suggested, be
kept in some places whereit is at oil
times accessible to them, this evil will
never result. Sheep are especially
fond oft. At,frst some animals may
refuse to partakeofit, butikeep them
without salt till they do. When they
have once oyercametheir antipathy,
,heywilldevour i.eagerly, and deyour
the ashes as readily as the salt Ger
maato,ra Telegraph.
10 Destroy Ap1ides, or Plant Lice.
Dissolve one ounce of carbonate Of
ammonia in one quart Of water, and
apply it to the plants by means of
common garden syringe, The effects
of,his solution are highly favorable to
tile plants, producing q renewed and
l,ealthy action, aud causing them to
levelops withgrcc, activity aud vigor.
Nolice willbe found on the foliage
ute, one or Two applications
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virginia.

Virginia.
AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Preston, on Tuesday, the It'll
June, 1853:
William NJ. Ritcnour,)
VS.. IN ASSuAlPSlI.
Robert L. Barry.
The object of this suit is to recover damages
to the amount fSs0.5S in the action Aforesaid.
And it appearing that the defendant is not
resident Of this State, no is therefore hereby
required to appear here within one month a.
ter due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests.
A copy tcste: SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Bunker, Atty. for plf. Juno ll-5w.
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VIRGINIA:- --At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the county court Of Preston
county, on the first monday in Nay, 1858.
Commonwealth ! Upon a scirc facias for
VS.. failing to appear Dcl0re
Martin D. Kittcl and IJohn J. Hamelton, 4
hester Kittel. Justice Of this County,
pursuant to their rccognizance entered into
before the said Justice, on the 18th January,
1852, to answer certain Felony whereofthcy
then stood charged.
The object Of this Scire Facias is to have
execution against the said Martin for $1,000,
and against the said hester as his bail in a like
sum, according to the form and effect Of their
said rccognizance. And it appearing by aft
dayit that tho said Martin is not resident Of
this State; he is therefore hereby required to
appear here within one month after due publ
cation Of this Order, and do what is necessary
to protect his interests.
A copy-Teste:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
G. Crcsap, alto. for comm'lth. 1913
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THE VERY LAST NOTICE.
VXTE have appointed WIN, A. GusEMAN
w to collect and settle our accounts.
Those indebted to us will oblige us by attend
ing to this forthwith, as this is tho very last
Notice. Our Books and Accounts have been
removed to the Office in tho rear of Kinsoy
Fifc's Halter Shop, where Mr.. Guseman will
DO on hands. Dc sure and read this, and give
ii your attention.
march 25. LAZIER & McLANE.
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EernGs:

- uNi OGkWk2.
TnE MoNoNcALlA MIRROR is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT THE (
FOLLOWING TERMS -
81 so A YEAR CASH IN ADVANCE;
s2ooArrra SIX MONTHS HAvEExrIREp;
50 SER NEVER PAID, .Dithout eoersion.
TERMS OF ApyEaTIsiNe:
For 1 square, 8 weeks, Sl0o
each additional insertion, OLE
For one square, 3 months, 800
do. 6months, coo
do. lyear, 1000
For one column, minion type, l year, 5000
For Announcing Candidates, each name, zoo
DrNo paper will be discontinued until all
arroaragss are paid up, excepta at tho option Of
the Publisher. 90
No subscription taken for a shorter period
than six months.
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PAINTS AND OILS,

hAlV AS lAlN~ O1sIS3
Just received, and for sale very low !:
Bbls. Flaxseed Oil, -
Lard Oil,
l Fish Oil,
1 u Sperm Oil,
l Spts. Turpentino,
copal Varnish,
/ Coach Varnish,
50 Kegs Pure White Lead,
10 Dbl. Venetian Red,
10 " Spanish Whiting,
Also Prussian Blue, Ltharge, White and
Rcd Lead, Borax, Ess. Cinnamon and Pepper
mint, Camphor, Sponge, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Nutmcgs, Mace, Cochineal, Annatto, together
with great many other articles in the same
line. CARR, SMITH Co.
Nay "A, 1858.
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Iron and Hardware Store.

TVNIIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to the
Il public that he has just received at the
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, a
large and general assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part of Mill, cross-cut Hand and
lemon Saws Broad, Hand, and chopping Ak
cs; Ilatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Augurs, Bra
COS and Bits, Gouges, Chiscls, Planes, Rules,
Squares, Gunges, Spirit and Plumb Leyelsi
great variety Of Door and Window Fastenings;
Till and Chest Locks; Brass, cast and wrought
Butt and Strap Hinges. A fine assortment OF
Table Gallery;
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &c.; Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anyils, Bellows, Stock
and Dies; screwpia,e; Files, Rasps, English,
German and American Steel Guns, Gun..locks
and Gun-barrels; wall, paint, cloth and hair
Brushes; Brass and Bell-metal Kottlcs, togeth-
or with variety Of other articles which he
will sell WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at prices
which cannot fail to please.
As he docs business on the "Ready Pay"
system, lie adds no extra per cent. for bad
debts.
Iron + y 9. = ss ss, g.
prising all tho various sizes Of Iron and Nails,
Of his own manufacture and Of the best quality.
F. II. oLIPHANT.
Morgantown, Dec. l6, lS52.-l75:ti
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Forwarding & Commission Warehouse,

Forwarding & Commission Warehouse,
Independence, Bait. g. Ohio Railroad,
90 West Of Cumberland.
rT,IlE Subscriber having large and commo.
dious Warehouse, and being the agen, Of
tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company at
this point, is prepared to receive and forward
Merchandise and Produce with promptness and
dispatch.
He would call the attention Of the Merchants
md Citizens OF Morgantownp particularly to this
place us being their most convenient and eligi-
JNo. n. YOUNG.
Independence, Nov. !, 1852. l6o-6m.
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VIRGIN7A-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofthc County Court of Preston
oil the first Monday in June, 1853:
Laura NJ. Dcukins,) ..s.
VS.. IN CHANCENi.
Stephen Daniels.
The object of this sui. is to subject tract Of
land in this county to the payment of the pur-
chase money.
And appearing that the defendant is not
resident OF this State, he is therefore hereby
required to appear here within one month alter
due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interests.
/ A copy tcstc: SMITH CRANE, elk.
Thos. Brown, Compts Counsel. June !.
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THE MONON GALA MIRROR.

Just Received mt Commercial
Buildings"
MoRGANToWN, VA.
90 bbls Extra prime N. o. Sugar.
20 do Oak casks Mo'asses,
IL lbs. Cady's extra Tea,
2hogshcads N. 0. Sugar.
25 kegs willie Lead,
d bales Oakum,
l2 bbls Ncshannork Potatoes,
as boxes assorted Tobacco,
For sale low, wholesale or retail.
April %. E.W. TOWER & Co.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between
i Drs. McLANE, son s. SCOTT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against said partnership arc re-
qucsted to present them, and all persons in.
dcbted to tho same arc requested to call and
settle Immediately, as our books mus, be closed
without delay.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAuDEp,

!, BE NOT DEFRAUDEDi
Buy no book unless cdr A. NJ. Nlauriccau, 1879
Liberty Street. N. W 10 on tho tltlo pagc, and the
entry In the Clerks Office on the back " tile title.
page; and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail, and address to br. a. N.
Mauriceau as there are spurious and surrcp,lous
lnhngenenls Of COPYRIGHT ,..#
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
No excuse for Ignorance, when Ignorance
u Misery to those we hold near and
doar, and when to dispcl our Ignorance
10 within our reach. lU,I
To enable every one 10 decide upon the indis.
pensdble necessity Of possessing copy, and That no
wife, or mother need remain uniformed upon The
many causes which, sooner or later arc destined 70
make fearful ravages upon her health unless guarded
against, and that no considerate and ntitctionalo
husband have cause to upbraId himself With neglect
pages containing fan 7itle.pdge and Iades Of Con.
ieNts, together with extracts from The book, Will be
,ent es az ckdrge IL any part Of the United States
by addressing, postpaid, as herein 1.,.
when knowledge is Happiness, IT'S ful-
pablo to be Ignorant.
~ On receipt d One poa, ter he aIe Ed
linn, extra bndlng,) . TIL Y N ARRiEp WoAlAN'S
PRIVATE MED AL coMPANioNM V sent (9laM
81 fro to any part o. ne unl!aa sn " n, A ~
Box 1924, New York CITY, Pabllsh
i'm of1ce, No. 100 Liberty Street. New YORK
For sale by-Riddlc& Bro, Martinsburg; w.
hambors, Stanton; "A. Nef Y Co, New Mar
ct j. II. Stevens, Warrcntont ". 4. Hntha-
way, Norfork O. 9. Sterling & Co., Harrison
burg q, Fisher, Wheeling; Gaines & Riches,
Y, W, Tower \ Co.. Morguntown
Va.
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MANTuA.MAKING.

MA W a-M "A AlNu.
As heretofore all orders in this line will DO
attended to with promptitude, and executed in
the best style. Having received the latest
fashions for Ladies' Dresses, she isprcpared to
accommodate all tastes.
u B0NNETS bleached and trimmed at
short notice.
Morgantown, April, 81, 1853.
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MEIxsEL q GRAFTON,
FLOUR AND GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
No. 1856, opposite the EutaU House, Baltimore 81
BALTIMORE,
Devote their whole attention to the Sale
Of FLOUR, GRAIN AND SEEDS, BACON, LARD,
Butter, CHEESE, Wool, DRIED Fruit. &c,
&C., on the most liberal terms. They
have rail road track TO their warehouse.
REFER TO:
Messrs. Hiser & White,
g Chauncy Brooks, Son & Co. +
q" Bakers& Brown, Winchester, Va
4 July 81, 1852. lyr
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Removal from the old Stand and fresh
Stock Of Goods at the New
urs. JANE BEAR,

HAS the pleasure of announcing to her old
customers and the public generally that she has
just received from Pittsburg and opened out in
the room formerly occupied as tho Post. Office,
on Front street, her spring assortmentof
fashionable BOs,MetS and
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, &C.,
which she is now offering at very low prices.-
Her assortment embraces the very latest fash
ions, and Is such as cannot fail to please.
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CnAs. McLANE,
Jos. A. McLANE,
ISAAC ScoTT.
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And to he, husband tho constant toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily deselyng upon him from sickness o. the wife,
petsnce which his eIeftons entitled and the poses
iion Of which would secure the happiness Of himself,
,vtf children. +.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-06-18

Possessed the information contained In little volume,
within the reach Of ally which would spare to hesef
YEARS OF MISERY,
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MARRIAGE,
Happiness and Competence.

70 behold The sickness and suffering endured by many
wife for miny years from causes simple and controllabl,
EASILY remeiied-ot better still mot incurred, ifeyery
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FACTORY LABOR IN RHODE ISLAND The recent pas
sage OF an act by the Rhode Island Legislature maxim
ten hours legal days work, creating consdera bic dis
urbance among the manufacturing villages of that State
Upon the day on which the law went into operation
many OF the factories closed the propretos not BE-,
ing willing 10 have the law obeyed A convention OF
manufacturers has since been held in Providence and ii
decided by them thai The operatives should bargain
TO labor nine hours Saturdays. and Twelve hogrs du
ring the other working days Of the week or they would
no, give them employment. This s far more liberal
than manufacturers generally are, and yet many of the
bss, employees IN the Rhode Island mills are esv
ing and searching out new locations The demands of
manufacturers upon their aborers generally speaking
far TOO severe, and strikes and labor will con
tnue 10 be made. until he voice OF humanity al al be
oitener heard and moro needed than it is present
tSpi~gf,if Republican,
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s- 1tsa al r , ga f5 From lss san f.aesss Esa~d
Erench ships and Frenoh Emigration 10 Call
@...a f0Euia #@


we consider Il only an ACT Of mRarialiy 10 render
la'liea 10 the French vessels which have brought To Cal
nor ma saeh large number al French emgrauis Thess
ae Az oeen well treated during the wages, and have
ueie ~ pefls q health. with lle no mortality
Wiihoul wishing 10 injure any other flag BY the compa
SON. We must state that neither steamers clippers nor any
ors vessels OF any other nation have fulfilled better
man Inc French Their mission Ia conveying Euronean
emigration 10 our shoes in proof of which we sy ALL
that no suit has been broug against any French
eapain by any OF his passengers oss - s M $500
In the hfst line among these vessels sasds the N Al
yhonss Csz@d Captain LeBozee. now in our pom. al
Broadway wharf, which arrived in los days from Have
ide shortest passage ever made bel Europe and Cal
iionia. His previous passage was 1925 days. and in the
two tps he brought 4oa passengers. few DAYS aits
wards arrived also The Bsnjaga Ssaier Captain Don
lis days with arch OF ATS tons, composed OF all
kinds Of FRENCH goods Both these vessels belong to the
owner Mr., Nicolas Gerard OF Nancy, one OF the
most eminent merchants in France. both by his remark
sbe character and the variety of his enterprises as well
as w the number OF vessels Of which he is owner He
left France Tor The East Indies simple trader and be-
by losing everything in shpwTeck. Since then he
has been the sole architect wthoat having employ
ed cerk) OF his own fortune. which amounts 10 three
millions Of dollars One oil the FIRST IN the maritime
men IN France, we ought not TO let his works remain
unseen. aas 4ttaA Asff .ts* IA stttltia. HtA
On the 2slh OF May there arrived also the Sacramento
with $50 passengera, and the 3ls the Noise with
24o--all in perfect health This makes, in oil, sl5
French emgIans arrived by way OF Cape Horn, in less
than is days. and during the year ending 2sth April last
there arrived by the route no less than ~ vessels
carry ling 1886 passengers besides about onehfth more
left Rio and Valparaiso and out Of all this number
there were not more than four or five deaths NJ
Let us give credit TO The humsnt, of the owners and
captains and 70 the good management OF these vessels
population OF French emgrans active laborous in
elligen, and light hearted. lis addition. then, canno,
but be beneficial The Franco American race has al
ways produced bold and excellent men. as well as
amiabe and beautiful women. Let US. then, welcome
to our shores the children Of Francsthe coun,rymen Of
Lafayette. H&HHq tW|
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tPssrspiroain aren,s, south side, 0h street
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON cArfToL
Hin AT Aneuon-On Tuesday, July 26h, AZ O'Clock m,
shall sell pubic the following described
valuable property, Lot No. No. T57, all
twelve apartments with large frame stable and Other convent
family residence. Also
building calculated for produces Ind grocery
leading Biadnbng The prem.
~ sts feet fronting eo
yiand svenus {souih fron) by 100 feet ID street
Immediately after, $50 .
The north Of lot 10 fronting d feet ID with
dspn u and the part fronting -
inches by l6i feet inches deep
The property be absolute sords rare
opportunity for capitalists DESTROYS Of securing valuable
private residence and business stand,
residue
twelve, and eighteen months with Interest,"
tru e =
conveyanons a, The expense Of purchaser a.rs
July 2i--dtx
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BY GREEN q soorr. A.ot,on.er..

GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND TWO BUILDING LOTS AT
VI sucosOn Monday the 18th shall front
OF the at O'Clock lots Nos "
No ISL 25 OH and ION
which IL contai ling
four good and basement Lot No 50 is
3uf~c alley The
The Rysnd Chapel handsomely located rspay
proving the Island. .s :.
balance in sir, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser for deferred
ing rest from the day of sale. 1870 TIL.
deed given and deed OF trust taken. Title indsputabe
GREEN 1 SCOTT,
July I'D Auctoneers.
6f-The above sale Is postponed, in consequence of
tho rain, unul Thursday, the 2lst Instant same hour
.#"n. GREEN SCOTT
July 2o-d r@ Aucuonerr.
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OFFICIAL.

FanHn Pisres President Of the United States of dmerea
atsE. Whom il may tG
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Eu
sebio Jose Gomez been appointed
the State Of Florida reside West do hereby recognise
him sucl declare him exercise enjoy
lions, powers and privileges allowed
Of the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused
PATENT Of the United
Given under hand at the city Of Washington, 18th
H. 81 July, A. D. 1853, and of independence
" ted States of America the seventyeghih e.
NJ. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the Presidents #aa ..g.. .#4 s.s .#
at w. l.. MARCY, Secret AIRY of State. ass.a sas aE
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COMM ERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.

NEW YoRE. July 10. 1853.
The pas, week has been OF good deal Of interest
CONNIE ciay, and events calculated 10 stare those
whose ideas do not keep with the progress OF affairs
The from Europe impaired great activity Pre-.
duce The imports have been very large say SO per
than those OF the sponding week of yesra
fact which la, attracted attention and stimulated discus
sion in the public mrd. The opening Of the Cfyst
Palace has also been matter OF great interest," na.rueh
that the mechanic arts, manufacturing. aud
have, in this reerade union Of nations. become d
recty combined IN the mutual and general interests bsp
heretofore. la that spot where all industrial
meet equal terms Ia mutual Interests the arsocrstc
etensons OF the corporate The proec
OF the government al the expense Of the other classes
of the people at large, sinks into spuihcance Ia that
msage the idea OF protection" class among all
those industrial interests was as absurd that of ro,a
y among The political Interests presented by the
ddaes for the ch mag sracy of nation present
Gen. Scot, the unsuccessful canddae before the people
and Gen. Pierce the winner Of The prixc Illustrated their
cordial meeting the equality Of political interests before The
people, did the several bsads Of the religions
freedom Of c5nsesnce The az the Mos
lem could, from his sent, see the head OF the Anglican
church. the Archbishop Of the Romsh and the High Priest
Of The Jews in familiar intercourse, forming remarkable
that tnary OCCASION 70 celebrate which the
mercantile interest nosry suspended business for the day
IL as Canning said q third Of cenury since the
public opinion the most terrible that monarchica En-
rope had then yetto encounter the universal respect for
opinions public and private, industrial, religious, ADD pc
iicsl manifest tina, unique platform, Swallowed by the
colossal figure OF Washington has dsarmed that Of It's
this continent, and fully established that uni
versai free dom ch embraces seDtpe well pur-
suits.
The business display in the /" Palace is yet far from
completes the hone exhibition have been retarded by tho
delay in the completion Of the buildings but the goods
fofwafd with alaoriy The i'm potations for he
Exhibition a this port have been
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sales To-day.
Ky j. Q. MCGUIRE. Anctione,r.

By j. C. MCGUIRE, AnctiOneor. vi.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Thursday
afternoon, July 2s 6k O'Clock, the shall
part lot No No 48a situated and
inches street, running back hundred and four
inches with the consisting good
story house, containing four good sized
The by foot, pry
taking eighty depth preferable adding
per $3.50 The house
month.
the residue in twelve, eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing
.... .s.aN JAS. U. MCGUIRE
July I'D H.4ia# Anctioneer .
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Ky Il. N. sTRATTON. Auctioneer,


TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION.-On Thursday
July 2lst, 6k O'Clock, the premises, shah sell
half No H. square No AZ,
9Th and 7 improved by substantial
finished frame houses, each Is fce inches by 4s
containing six The lot 100 feet deep with alley
houses. Fl g.es Fl ..
Terms residue equal
twelve eighteen monhs with secured
Tile indspuabic Conveyaneng the expense Of pur
chaser ..... July l6-dIs
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p1-At . meeting Of the Board sf Directors OF the
Metropolitan Meehanics Institute, held tei 7ih
the following resolution passed
Resolvsd Of Institute opened daily
Sundays 10 O'Clock y.
and that the public generally be invited visit the
s1*.> ... '-.# 1--WE CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-u Recording Secretary.