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G.P. PUTNAM Co. PUBLISH raIs DAY.


IA December. Now heady -. 49,. ,,.,o,,,.,,s
JOJ RNAL. Tor Dec. Price, IS cents.
Brstops Rotary Engine. (PlAtol
Cormsaed Metal Boilers tlllusrsed)
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Evaporation OF Water la Steam Boilers
ComulercA Contests Railroads ". Rivers ,
Expensive fierce Of Steam and other Elastic Fluids tilu)
Oui.de and Inside Connected Locomotives
I,s of Magnetic Abrasion In L0comotion on Railroads
Lat of Pafen with Claims
Mechanics for Practical Strength Of Wood-Psetcai
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Now Publications.
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Monthly Notes.
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DARNUM. AMERICAN MUsEUM-The thrilling

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-The thrilling
- snd beautiful version Of
ready witnessed with nueh applause By over 1900 pePs Will
be sTfoTIred - ..,-,,-- 81.
And WEDNESDAY and sATU RDAY AFTERNOON q zoeioc
The drains q aeh eIrsordnAry Phs saa pop
ulss ~ HOT SOkN.
x0NDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY ard FRIDAY AFIEA-
MOONS. a. O'clock .
Asuttance whole Museum to the GrN1s me b-aee
well the performances , CENTS Children - q
"a secured IL Dress Circle, 20 cent?
CIRCUS-NO 81 BOWERY.-Great aggregation OF
- Bril- isnt Novelties Eqaessn Gyansstie md Aroetie sr
teI,anmenu every EVENING Ead on WEDNESDAY and SAL
UHDAY AFTERNOONS BY double tro1ps o. Ffen "a 80
American artists OF the BoIes , eeai M
uLyF YOU SEEN LITTLE KATY the HOT
III CORN GIRL q, the NATIONAL THEAiEh % rp
reformed EVERY MONDAY TUESDAY. THURSDAY End r ~
bay AFTERNOONS UNCLE TOMS CABIN EvEkf SIGHT
snd WEDNESDAY md SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. -,
That wonderful child Little CoTdes Howard aPPesn Z - aoa
Little Katy,
The OriEinsl
GEO CHRISTY and WOODS MINSIRELS,
~ No. ~ Broadway. above Howsrist
Open Every Evening During the Week
WOOD. Business y .nA1cl'
George ChYisfT
Doors open c. commence Al y O'clock Ieke . eeL
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Book Of Gems
JANUARY AND JUNE; Or, OUTDOOR THINK
81 tScs PRESIDE AUsINgs.
By BENJAMIN 7. TAYLOR
WITH Illustrations One volume large limo Price neatly bouni
By BENJAMIN 2. TAYLOR.

WITH Illustrations volume, large neatly bolni
ia oth al For se By al eooiselels and BY publisher
SAMUEL HUSTON, No iSs NAsau-,t. New York
A FEW NOTICES FROM THE PRESS
We Predict glance Al ae poofsAe-A thai vii Be
Of he popular OF the sesson We extTe atS pas rs.
The genius 10 them An- ae IS
the TN HE OF silver bells neeSon Vh'e ortnea
Th kshss snd poems sn Originality snd ossl,
ebire which thnk vail be very widely sppfeeated
The kevrcts the arnen sNskeEed - the
re.eres and Of the In various oru
k addressed the sympathy Of the reader ard ssad ~
proflse wealth of personal experience.
the dry literal prosac n the choices. axis Of h- yosms
pebbles bet t-oe who are not sAied OF
through segmeBt1r, will here md msnv tolene OF
that tie heart The writer has lively Poeea sne
ssrec appealed 20 hs cnssaad no
rri-fs Siction" (New-Iork Daily r. baas.
PR, n q uueu and ef1ly There
H.fy authors but little familiarity With renies
TsSs AID the farther II he soaus ne more n
ieres,ing the sSetchs. become lNes-Nork Oos-rver
th in measured song sushor, best in penPiasg
OF which the " ser NEhn ine specimen You can egea
zee Ct the wind ara the d and he scenes IN ths
farmers house uless representation OF winters eve 'aca
4 dwelling" new ora heelri.5
chs fy consists Of pros. through th golden
vein Of poeical feeling aud the book b gemmed beside win
afehes IL vii Be sac sioo1t IN All rsPecs
thought snd language n S1nd.y IL pes
writer Of grest beauty Nh Tay has
iChieago Daily Journal
ay,w, Of M, and nature in wonderful beauty well
. details and everyday experiences are presented
the author uuthlpeT anu
olsf ality Of refreshing the sparkling Catawba
1avofs the cesct OF the fess; choice
thuh scsnty dessert just sufficient sharpen the appetite fsr
rsssses Of " bich will ways dwell u our memory.
welcome volume OF poems nom me pen o.
IL author and IN the meantime commend all our fetdesto
rsruss Of January and jane" Cincinnati Daily conmrei.
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VTALENTINE's HISTORY of the CITY NEW
YORK-PUTSAN
CONTENTS.
CHARTER / The Indians Of tbs Island
II The Discovery.
III The Frss Settlement
". Indian Va8-
Incarceration Gf the City.
VI sarysy Of the Streets.
VII 20 Description Of New Amsteraa 1Hoef Ine D4len
XII -Lefches Of Leading BURGERS
MI. Surrender
XIII tnd Fisal C-s<ior % EneieAo-
XIV Evcnns 1914 10 loca
w Revolution Of 1879
XVI Events. 1914 70 le6r,
XVII 70 XIX EVENT.. 1850 20 100 leentgry-
ard Description O. Sy n eeiy par OF AZ
APFEsOIx-A complete Hcs-tSI q % ft14
VI 80 rLeir - residence prospects, ke diff
-. fr ,he artt l7o together with
TIusr. ors Msrs EnErssts sSe- &c. I'm, -, .
For b. The AUTHOR trk o. ne Sosmon N91hcl 70
CT, HALL the Library No y. City sA aud q TIE Prineipai
FeoE stOrss. Price =
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Every number contains 81 large pages OF sesay
nsd on fine paper pr0useiy illustrated with Engrsvus
ns Al the end Of year splendid volumes comprising
zoo macs and with upwards OF FIVE HUNDRED
FLEGANr EHGRAViNGs the entire cost being only ONE DOL
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Not{ce-Pscket shin CALHOUN for Liverpool-Shppe b.
The above notified clear their goods At the Gus
further delay aud 10 send IN the Oils OF san
for Signature 20 the Office Of . ., ~, q, r...,.
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CHRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No
~ ~ BROADWAY above Grandt -
Ths peLknosn Original and ONLY az famed
CHRIsTY'S MIEsIk LIS,
Organized 1872
The first Oldest Estsbkhed C2mPs1I u ktlsteaesi
THE MODEL TROUPE Or THE WORLD. 800. -
Under direction and personal supervision OF EDHln r
CHRISTY Proprietor and Manager the ONLY md Vfne
Of Of Chy engaged performer IN Representatives, o.
ssion Is cent? open s. 0el0eE Commence " "
g'ciOck
DUCKIEY's SERENADERS, No. $50 Broadway-
ID MONDAY EVENING Dec 10, I'D during the week VII De
retesfed the Grand Buresq1e JuLLlhN also the Aiia %
eticns from Norma" with Songs OPerse &c &c AIMS
- -. ..-.,.--...r rvr,-rvl,
Dec. 25 CHRISTMAS DAY.
TONEss NEW GIT ENTERPRISE.-l50,00
81 GIFTS for the PEOPLE.-J. WESLEY JONES would re-
pecy announce the citizens Of NeEfork boston Phsdei-
vicinties that he will 80 90 valuable
and purchasers o. tickets 20 the exhibition OF hs
world renowned and inmtsble - .,
w. PANTOsCOPE OF cALIF0RSIA
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Emmct Mutual Is. Ii. society.-The members Of

r,erican Observation-Disclosures CLUB.-A regular meetn
viii he held at Repository No 5l Broadway on
nse so Al noon in packing fruit for market
WIZ H. MElGS Secretary.
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Notice. ket-ship HENRY CLAY from LyerpooL-oSa
Nv the above hereby ted send their permits
% bos,S Pier No North River without further delay, all
goods pos permitted by I'd will be unavodAb sent to
public store. under feDerel order =,
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8petial Noilres.

.,,er,verx Iectures.-rhe Hon John GORHAM PAL
FEY formerly Secretary Of state Of MaescA1se Member OF
Corgfsss who aneiped wen slaves 70 nlm
~ could cOnseient0usy hold them bondage
he COurse the
the tabernacle TUESDAY kFENNO
De % sabieot-fhe Political UFnrpatons Of the Slave Power
Tickets fog tie remaining twelve lectures Tor guten.n ~
Tor ladv: admitting gentleman AID two ladies' SOC single at
riss 70 cents Sold Francis Co.'S No ~ bo4d"ay
Fowlers Wela No. ISL Nsssausti a. the Ooe No az
Esssu-r~ ard Al tho door
Fovlers and Wells In Phiindoiphia.-We have opened
bneb Psychological Cabinet and Book store at No vi ATcht
49, All ur own and o,her fcntifo and reormato publications
NAV 10 obtained Mr. NELSON sZER formerly 10 New York
Office will have Of the Philadelphia estabshmnt and
oa s,e AZ Examiner Of Lectures by o or no"
IFR N probably given there during the present season Our
Bosion Office IA at No. lf2 Washington st.
POWLERS AND WELLS, Clinton Hall,
No. l3l Nassan-st, New York
Poet-OHce, Newly DIRK NOTICE Mails foI California =;
,,r nj Steamer GEO. LAW, will close a. this Once % the
I,si,t At p NJ Dec H. 1853 J. v FOWLER NJ
see 5-Apd be IL further enacted. fhs lsis Of letters
Y. siuiug uuceed POtOhce IN city town Or
se where newspaper shall be printed shall hereafter be pup
sled nce tl newspaper which, being Issued weekly OF
ofepe shall circulation within the range OF dev-
cry Of sld Office 10 be decided by the F'a' suon once
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J. NJ Guiteau late Counsellor Law Cincinnati mas oeeu
admitted practice all the Courts OF New YORK ana mas
OF Psrkplaoe Con nis
sioner City and for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and
Ohio complete
bef at is off
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8mnsemfnie.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
~ TALL n OPERA
MAX MARE ZEK'S BENEFIT -
The public rsIt cfsy nf3rmed that MAJ Msrszets Benefit
which yesterday IN Of ssnor sav IL
disIotiOn will take place Ia the Of this week
Ptriicuas vii. b. stated 10 future sdvertisementl.
Monday Dec - viii be good for
performance redeemed respective Offices required
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SQ1'SQpQri
SafSaPaFtfia.
Z 4 = Z + y
Rutledge, Granger county, Tenn.

Rutledge, Granger county, Tenn.(
April eth, 1852.
J.D.PARK, ESQ.,, Cincinnati, O.-Dcar Sir
|, gives nc great satisfaction to add my tGsti-
mony in favor of'Dr. 6uyso,t's Extract ofYcl-
low Dock and sursaparilla,' to that OF the nu-
,ncrons and highly respectable persons who
hive been benefited by the medicine.
My wife has been suffering for the space Of
nearly five years with Scroiula and Cancer,
which, think, found Its origin in the derange-
ments of the system peculiar to her sex, while
in tho mean time she was under the care OF the
mos. eminent Physicians in this Section of the
country, wthoutd deriving any material aid from
their prescriptions. .... .a.
Upon the recommendation of Dr.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
cne used with happy effect, obtained your
Agents here, Mcssrs. Rice & Mcfarland, one
bottle Of sDr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla,' 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 en-
tircly cured her, for she has entirely recovered
from her illness, and the Scro.ula and Cancer
are cured sound and well.
Acceptmy gratitude. Respectfully.
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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Esy FiMclrss Express!
Third Arrival ofthe Season.

Gum Goats aid Lpggihs. ovefcoa,,ss' o.
every size, pattern and qualIAy; b,uPl
bluCk, brown and green Dress CTals, CHS
sinere, sulin and silk Yesis.
PANTS Of EVERY QUALIrY&P1lCE
BUFFALO OKER.SAOES,' !
Gcmemcn's fine Cali Boots, &c. sc.
Our stock Of DRY GOODS, Iron, Nails,
Salt, Castings, &C., we will close OIL at.
lower prices Than any establishment III.
the town, as we have determined 10 turn
our attention entirely to the feady-made
Clothing.
We would soy to every body, call and
see for yourselves, as we do not deal in
puifs, so get out Of the way with the Paris
and Telegfa phi lines, or you will be run
over. ,
We wont he undersoll by any body,
SO there is no use in trying!
.a " LAZIER & FLEMING.
Morganlown. Jan. !, 1858.
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1aaarrte1:

On the 4th inst. by Ed. J. DeGar-
mo, Mr.. Sulrester N. Bartlett, to Miss
Mary E. Lyon, both Of Harrison CO.,
Va.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. J. S. Pat.
terson, Mr.. E. A. Moray, to Miss
ELLEN McKNIuuT, all of Marion co.
On the goth inst, at the residence
of Dir. J. E. Reeves; Philippi, Bar
bour co. Va, by Ed. G. Reyes, Mr.
E. J. ARMSTRONG, of Pruntytown,
Taylor co., to Miss CATuARINE MARTz
Of Rockingham CO., Va.
? On Tuesday the 4th inst, by the
Rev. Heaton Hill, Mr.. WILLIAM VOL
yEnrox to Miss FANNY BLACK, both
Of Greensboro, Greene county, Pa.
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Females, Read the following.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 25.
Mr.. Bennett:-Wc take pleasure in stating
tina, your Yellow Dock Sarsaparila gives great
satisfaction in every case. -
A very respectable gentleman informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
menstruation and other diseases peculiar to
herscx. She had not had her regular menstru-
nj discharge fora long time but by thcusc Of
Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla
was radically cured. She used Townsend's
and others without receiving the slightest ben
Gift. lie had one daughter die fiom tho same
cause. j. d. TRIP & Co.
III Price, 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts.-
entrance on Walnut St, to whom all orders
must DO addressed, b..
Also by Fl. Fl. Carr, Morgantown.
VIM. Durbin & Co., do.
Logan s. Carr, Falrmont,
L. A. Hagsn, Ginswood.
July II, 1872, tl@A
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PUBLICSALE.

DURSUANT to Decree Of The Circuit Court
L Of Monongalia county, rendered at lis
April term, 1852, in suit wherein Thomas
Meredith and Edwin W. Tower were Plaintiffs,
and William Salyurds and others were defend
ants,-I shall sell at public auction at the
court house in Morgantown, on
Monday tile 2sM day Of February,
1858, being Court-day, tract Of Land, situ-
ate on the waters Of BOOTHS creek, in said
county, containing 400 Acres, being the same
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, as
sold by said Meredith and Tower 10 said Sal
yards. Said sale to be upon credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months; the purchaser
giving his bonds with security, bearing interest
from tho day Of sule.
EDGAR C. WILSON, Commissioner.
January 81, 1868. lSl:;,s.
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Second Monday in February,
TO Mrs. Harriet A. Hunts,
TAKE NOTICE,

THAT on the 10Th day of January next, be-.
tween the hours OF nine in the forenoon and
sevca in tie afternoon Of tia, day, at the Office
Of Gnstayus Crcsap, in Kingwood, Preston
comfy, Virginia, shall proceed to take the
dispositions Of John Marshall Helms and others
10 be used as evidence for me in suit now
pending in the Circuit cour; oFpreston county,
aud on tic Chanccry side Of said court, in which
case am complainant and you arc defendant /;
and il from any cause the taking of said dcpo-
sitons should not be commenced, or being
commenced should not DO completed on that
day, the taking of tho same will DO adjourned
from day to day and from time to time until the
same shall be completed, Given under my
hand this oath day Of December, 1852.
[Jan ], lS53-tdl DANIEL HUNT.
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DR.. GUYSoTT,s IMPROVED EXTRACT
OF Yeilo,r Dock and Sarsapariila put up in the
largos. sized bottles, contains more Of the pure
, Honduras Sarsdparilia than any other prepara-
ton extant, which is chemically combined with
the extract Of Yellow Dock, and the extract of
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient than any other Sarsaparilia
before the public. At the same time it is per-
fectly free from all mineral pOisons, which cam
not be said Of any other Of tho sarsaparilla
compounds. The invalid should bepere Of poi
sons Mercury, Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine,
Sulphur, Arsenic, and many other mineral and
metallic poisons enter into and form the active
basis Of most Of the sarsaparilus and panaceas
Of the day.. Guysott's compound Extract ef
Yelior Dock and Ssrsaparilla does not contain
II particle OF these substances; as any one can
ascertain by applying the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations
alone, and use Guysott's improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thor
oughiy eDfcaeious, perfectly harmless and purely
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yields to It's
genial influence. @ A
See advertisement. .. 163.4t.
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q q 4 q


Extract oil u Letter from au extensive Merchant
in plaintieid, Livington county. Michigan.
pLAINrIELp, Mich, April s, 1852.
Mr.. John D. park-Dcar Sir-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsuparlla is performing
some astonishing cures in this place. a Mr..
S. d. Strickland has just informed nc that ono
Of his children has been entirely cured ola
severe case Of Scrotula by the use Of only one
bottlc. lie had tried almost everything that
the Doctors had prescribed; but all Of no avail,
us the child continued getting worse. The
sores arc now all healed up and the child appa-
rently we'll, which is justly ascribed to the use
ofthc Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla. [Signed.l
Yours, truly, Il. A. BEALL.
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DIED /:

On the goth inst, at Gainesville,
Preston county, of Erysipelas, MIR.
VIM. JOHNSON, aged about 20 years.
At Thorntown, Boone county, In
diana, on the 9th inst, of Erysipelas,
Mr.. EDWARD T. STEWART, Oldest son
of Daniel w. and Mahala Stewart, OF
this place, aged 80 years;-a young
man generally esteemed.
In Pruntytown, on tho Goth instant,
Mrs. SARAH MonRls, in her 40th year,
wife Of D. S. Morris, Esq, editor Of
the "Central Standard" "
L. We sincerely sympathise with
bro. Morris in this severe affection.
At the residence of Abraham John
son, in Taylor county, on tho 9sd inst.
frederick n. IVhitescarceri i'll his Esd
year. His disease was typhoid fever.
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PRESTON COUNTY, to nit:

PRESTON COUNTY, to aeit:
To the Clerk of the County Court of said county:
WE, Jacob Hams, Joseph benson, and WIN.
Harmed, three frceholders OF the said county,
do hereby certify TINT by virtue ola warrant 70
us directed by James Hill, n Justice of the said
county, We have this day OIL our oaths viewed
and appraised A iIElfER, taken up by Smith
Wheeler on his land as an Estray, und assess
the value of said es,ruy at seven dollars. The
said lleiEer is, wc suppose, two years old, and
is marked with crop off both ears and slit in
the right; of red and white spccklcd color
Given under our hands this ilth day OF Dccem-
her, 1852, JACOB HAINES,
JOSEPH BENSON,
Jan l, 1881 WILLIAM HARMED.
A copy-Teste: Smith Crane, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to Decree of the Circuit Court
i Of Monongala county, rendered at the
September term, 1852, in suit wherein DAM
lie! Miller and others were Plaintiffs, and Will
liam P. Williams, Defendant, will sell at pub
lie auction, at tho courthouse in Morgantown,
On Monday tie 9sM day Of February,
1853, being court day, certain 9s;SsA
HOUSE and LOT in the bill and fvssftsA
proceedings mentioned, situate in r5a@a
Jmtown, Oh the Mononsahcla Riy- 4.s.Et-
er, formerly owned and occupied by William
Burris, and since by others. as a Tavern Stand.
Said sale will be upon credit Of six and twelve
months; the purchaser giving bonds with Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
EDGAR C. WILSON, Commissioner.
January ~, 1853. lsl:ts.
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Discrepancies tho whole systemi 1t prost'ascs the
nerves; it reiaxes the muscles; it weakons the
joints it intcriCres with tho functions OF every
organ it checks the free and healthy crcula-
ton OF the blood; itparalyzcs the ahsorbent',
and renders them unable to take up and rcpicte
the wasted form with sound materul. For tho
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, tho Feet,
the Back, the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether it
arises from internal arrangement, or is there.
suit Of external injuries, still the pain exercises
its influence throughout every portion Of the
human system mot nerve OF muscle escapes
the Frustrating influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is the great Dcsderatum of every individual
who suffers its fortunes, no matter how light OF
severe its paroxysins may be. NO one can feel
happy while suffering its torrents.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In a ftw Seconds gM stop the most dis.
tresiag pains. 49,
Its effects are liIe clcctricity-it arrests the
most distressing pangs in few seconds-its
soothing, Deutralizing and hcalthful influence
thrills though every minute CELL membrane.
and establishes the secretion Of every gland III
the system, subduing the most excrucating par
oxysm Of pain, and imparting strength and vi.
lalitY 70 every organ.
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2 highlands German Bitters.-'rhesc celebra-
ted Bitters, prepared by Dr.. c. NJ. Jackson, leo
Arch street, Philadelphia, are performing as
tonishing cures throughout the whole country.
We can bear witness to their curative powers
ccHvsricnd Of ours who had the
!, and who had tried almost ev-
.Acdicine, but without effect. After
4 few bottles of these Bitters he was en-
cured. To those who are similarly az
tied, we recommend them to take the prepa-
alton, knowing that they will cure the disease
spoken Of, and many Others (which flesh is
heir to-" There is spurious article made in
Philadelphia. The only place to get the gen.
uine article is 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, Of
Dr.. Jackson, or hisagents throughout the coun-
try.
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Virgiisia---
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office ofprcstnn
County Court, on the first Monday in January,
1858:
james NJ. Newlam, !
The &C BALTIMORE and Ohio III A''0"f'''
Tho object Of this suit is to recover from the
said company, damages to the amount of SS22.
And the said company not being residen, of
this State, she is therefore hereby required to
appear here within one msnth after due publi-
cation Of this order, and do what is necessary
to protect her interests in this suit.
A copy.-Tes,c, SMITH CRANE, Cl'k.
Cowan & Crcsap, Pi'ita. Alto.
January s, 1858. l7S::5t.
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10 Brazil the blacks are admitted in.
to the church as priests, and as officers
into the army, in which, in former
times, they attained TO the grade Of ma
jor. Even the national legislature in
cludrs some who would moi be received
us white men in The United States.
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III Aaoiher Scientific Wonder! Important to
Dyspepties DIR S HouoiiroN's PEpSlN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RENEEr, or the Fourth Stomach Of the
or, after directions Of Baron LIEDto, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J s HoyonroS, NJ D.
Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Nature's own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence of its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements, octa5 Il
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Isabella & Catawba Grapes.

TIME EDITOR of the Mirror has taken
Il an Agency for the sale Of Mr., Thos.
Whites Grippe Vines Of the Cotawba and
Isabella varieties. They should be plant.
ed early in the Spring, ut the latest by the
first Of May.
The price Of good thrifty roots is IS
els. each, in small quantities; and con-
siderable discount when 100 or more are
purchased at a time.
Orders, postpaid, will be promptly at
tended 10. Jan. 90, 1858.