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New GoodS---0nce More

! have jus, returned fom Philadelphia
and Baltimore, end am prepared to show
all who may favor me with call, as gene.
raj ard handsome bn assortment Of Goods
Eus have ever hOa.
The stock has been purchased on tho most
favorable terms, under The recent reduction
Of prices and pressure in the Eastern money
market. have the usual variety q
DRY G00EiS, GROCERIES,
EEGydcVGre e. @aeemse0nrc,
DCcts and ShOes, Hats, Gaps & BOnAets,
&c. &c. &c.
nm determined 10 sell at short profits
and 10 make up any deficiency By increase
Of sales. shalt be glad 10 open accounts
with al! responsible men who are willing to
close their ucrouns at the end Of the year.
The Red Post will show you where 10
find me, always ready to give iirstra'e bar.
gains, d. II. CHADWICK.
October 81, 1853, #
PSI hope all indebted to tho late firm
Of D. H. Chmlrick & Co. will call aud make
settlement without waiting to be called up
on. D, II. G.
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We see that the State oil Pennsylvania
has finally come TO its senses about the
" hreIing Bridge. twill aforementioned
that Congress made this bridge malIFout"
The State oil Pennsylvania made motion
in the Supreme Court of the United States
tneni,rc"lhp decree Of the court ordering
III" bridge to hpremoved, or raised. This
would bring up the question whether a
subsequent &C, of Congress could change
the rights 81 parties under decree ofchnnce
the u. S. Court. This isa very serious
question, and was directly made by the
motion to enforce the decree.
By reference 10 the proceedings Of the
Court at Washington, wesec that this
motion TO enforce has been dismissed Tor
want Of prosecutors Thus Pennsylvania
Yields to the public sentiment OF the ma.
ton and the Wheeling Bridge will stand
iysare.happy .toIannouaes, -thisresul!. =
o.sS! Joaf.
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SCROEuLA.

/, has been remarked hy eminent men, that in
tho varied catalogue Of diseases to which man Is
liable, there is scarcely onr ofsuch importance
and of such interest go Sero'na, whether Sc ,e7S
10 the aafsuuty Of t'a gin, its iasidiors pro.
etcap, the number ana variety Of the organs that
/, attacks, or sa remarkable lncaraJ.liiy and eS.
,cnsive fatality.
Scroiula has bafled the skill oFtbe most chi.
ncnt physicians in this coantry and in Europe
But there is on untidose tyr this disease in SC Dr..
cuwolts Extract Of Yei!op Dock and SGrsopr.
rilIa," which IL proving itself a Specific in the
mes, severe cases Of Sercfa!a,
1T See advertisement. Sa7i
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the county court OF Tres
ton, on the first Monday III November,
1858:
Adnm r. Miles, Plaintiff, },
vs., 10 Dr'l!ap'
Jamrs A.Taompson, Def't. }
To recover from the Defendant one silver
detached lever Watch Of the value Of TWEEN
ly dOlIuts, aud Gf,y dollars damages for the
detention thereof: and il appearing BY all
dayil that the said defendant is not q resi-
dent of this Safe, he is therefore hereby re-
CURED to appear here within one month A.
ter due publication of this Order, and DO
what is necessary to protect his Interests.
"A copy; Tcs,r, 49,, ~.
F.. c, Bunker, Au'y,
Dec. l7.-5l.1
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GraEo year Cnunly paper,
People hardly Know low much

People hardly know how much they
lose By not subscribing fer their county
'Japrr3. There ar. certain matters Of To-
cal interest. in which il hehooyes every
.gooI nrlEhoor and ci,zrn 10 be kept dbl!
y'ppstsd up Instead OF srutiog away 4
: Hundred miles for miscellaneous paper,
and suited only for the general reader,
every man should first lake the paper pub
lisbpG IN his own county and pay for il
in advance; then Il he has any more mo-
rpy to spare Tor mcGs amusement, or The
qualification ofhis taste, let him subscribe
for good city paper, containing able re-
ports Of popular scientific lectures, Irgis'
iatiye and congressional intelligence,
with general summary Of foreign and do
nestle news, to the latest moment of GO
ing 10 press. Now il this is not good I'D.
vice, we hardly know what is. It is the
way we should do; md we are not so
selfish as tomourn The loss Of q dozen sub
scribpvs III i, should come 10 that-%ho
are perhaps leaving a fellow townsman,
some poor but worthy printer, to work on
in WEAKNESS OF spirit, Ior want OF that
generous support which would not only
cheer his heart but enable him 10 make
Iris paper oil that his patrons could
desire We know something Of this sad
experience Of thosp who have the control
Of county papers from our own connrc.
lion in years by-gone with journal OF
that class. It bpcomps q man to be Just
before he 10 generous, and TO remember
that charity begius a! home.'
Never subscribe for Il new paper With
out paying for it in advance. Ths man
who DOES his duty in this respect, reads
his paper weekly, with increased salts
faction. Every one knowsthas his great
est comfort is derived from having done
or trnd to do right, and il is certainly no
more than right to pay thr printer, who
is constantly mourning large OUTLAWS for
paper and composition, aud who almost
invariably pays for every article set up
for his paper, even before it passed into
the hands of the subscriber Again we
say, take your county paper and pay
for It in udvnncc,-Am@ieaa L&ioa'
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nALTEmoRE MARKETS..
Friday, December %.

tlluHy, DECEMBER So
CATTLE,-T offerings II, the Scales on
Mnnda, were 400 hrad OF Beef Cattle, Of
ybiuh 500 were duvrn 10 Philadelphia, 100
ypte lrit over uusold, and the balance 1000
bsad, wrvc sold 10 city butchers at prices
1nnsirr from s. 10 !4t0 on the hOof, equal
10 Sc 10 ss,75 net, unI averaging SO 979
Lirt Togs.--I.ive Hugs are scarce onl in
demand. In the curly paIt Of the week sales
scare mad. at $3.50 10 sc, but We hear that
,hav ME now selling readily at So per 100
III. There are several large orders here for
AM "'nsed SIDES for the English marie; yet O0.
GItL These orIetS have tended 10 advance
III. price Of logs
SIanaltvcl 10, Tile receipts ., mar.
lei tot several days past have been fat, md
vices ars little better. We quote S390l
Is pet 100 lbs a, the ruling price; Very
mime small size family Hogs would bring
60 per 100 lbs,
FEATHERS-prime, 45 TO As cents.
FlSH,-.Aiuckarel, No, |, sljusi7,
do. No. 9, u to u
DO. NJ 3, s6i7 9o0.
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!i..sm 6. Bsowa,)
vs.. IN CHANCERY.

Villa" y 6. 0'o"'}l y cnAycEnY.
John pe!IOR, Jun, ... .
Henry pet:0n, Daniel Fc'toE, Samuel ", Pe!ion,
Caleb pcIton, Michael Wheuel & Elizabeth his
vile (atG Elizabeth PeIton), Gilbert BoyIes and
Joanna his wife ,Ilte Joanna PCton), Benjamin
Judun and Sarah his wife (llte Sarah Pelton)
children aud Le.rsat law Of John Pelt0n, decd,
uIEO Henry Pelton, as Administrator Of the said
John Pelton, decd.
At special Term Of the Circuit Court contin.
ucd and held in aud for Preston county on Wed.
nesday. the sOA day Of Mach, -lS53, ,s-was. adj
judged, ordered and dccrced that the Report Of
Master Commissioner Sig Ter he recommItIed to
one ofthe Master Commissioners OF this Court Ia
settle tho accounts OF Henry pelton accordngto
the rules adopted by the Court Of Appoals-that
said Commissioner also ascertain whether the
Companants Judgment was the debt Of the said
John Peton and John Pclton, jr.. or whether ii
was the individual debt otthe said John Peton OF
Of John PCIton,jf.
The parties to the above suit and all Others in
tcfostcd will take notice that shall proceed, on
MONDAY ,lho 10Th day OF January, 1854, in my o..
ice in Klngwood, Virginia, to comply with Lhe
requirement; Of ito shore decree. Given under
my kaNd Tie &J.Aday Of December, 1853.
EDWARD C. BUNKER,
Dec. 81, 1853. Master Commissioner.
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Revival OF RrlicloS.

Torabent week past, meeting has
been held IN the Bethel Baprist) Church
abun, four miles below the Kannwha, in
this county, by Rev. B. T. F. Cake, of
this place. A number have been con
verified. aud many more are enquiring the
way To Gnd The meeting is being con.
misunderstanding mV;.
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GREAT EXHIBITION
N'AlE+AA
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!

FOR THE HOLIDAYS ~!
c-jg~THE subscriber intends fitting up his
z .us 10 suit The Holidays and will have
hand variety Of
Animal Toys aGl N0ra.l!Ca,
in such greu, variety tina, i, would be too tie.
dious 10 enumente them. Also variety Of
FANCY CANDLES,
and ether Notions selected loE the Holiday
season.
Cakes and Refreshments,
The whole community IS very respectful
" invited 10 come and see, Free Of Charge,
ss we do nssuruynu that Bamum has notIiirg
to do with ii, and it i, The place to gel yOur
noupy back, for we will sell low for Cash,
Don't b. backward in coming 10 see, as it is
not obligatory upon you 10 buy if you are
not disposed 10 do so.
Doore will be opened in the afternoon Of
the 24lh inst, and will bo continued until
after the Holidays. Don't forget the place,
Main street, Morguntown, sign OF the Green
Post and Red Flag.
Morganlown, Dec. %, 1854.
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President Young, ofUtah, orders men
women, and children TO go into the field
10 harvest their grain armed with butch
or.kniyps snl firearms. He says that
almost syury good rinoin the Territory
has beon traded away to the Indians.
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Hdrricn:

On the 2Orh DerenIbpr, by Ed James
Gawthrop, Mr.. ADAM NJ. WooDroRD, Of
Barbour county, TO Mss HARRIET S. VIII.
LA~soN, Of Ia! lor county,
On Thursday the eel inst, by the Rev.
]. W. Snodgruss, ROBERT G. CowAN, Esqr,
to Mss Susan L., daughter of GUSTAV. Gre.
sap, Esq, all of Kmgwood, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Duff S Mercantile College,
ESTABLISHED IN 1870,
nITTsBuRG, Pa.

Els ESTABLISHED in lS4U,
TNCoRPCRATED by the Legislature o.
/ Pennsylvania, with Il perpetual charter.
BOARD or TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary OF StGtei
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of VAR
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter \. Lowrie;
Hon. Charles Nuylor;
Gen, J. K. Moofhcad.
FACULTY;
P. DUFF, Principal, author OF the "North
American Accountant" Prof. OF Book Keeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
n. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof OF Mercantile Law and Political Economy.
JOHN p. TRACY, from London, Tone Of the
best penmen in the Cnion) Professor VI CommeF'
cial aud Mercantile Pcnmanship.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics.
This considered the most extensive and per-
Gccty organized Commercial College in the Unit
ed States, occupying four spacious Lecture
Rooms. The course oftrainiRg in bookkeeping
is complete. Daily Lectures are delivered to the
classes OIL Commercial Law, Political Economy
and Commercial Sciences. What is said OF the
talents and experience Ofthe Principal az prac-
teal Accountant, as Teacher and as an Author,
will 10 touhd in the College Circular.
DuF's Bookkeeping, Ilafper'S edition, price
S 30, postage q cents, " tic most perfect and
comprehensive in the English language"
Drifts Steamboat Bookkeeping, price Sl.oo,
postage 9 cCnta, "a perfect system for such
Books uGd Account"
DuF's Commercial Calculations, price 90 cts.
II Send for Circular by Mail.
December al 1888 22SHE.
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Tho Mexican Government, it is said,
will demand tho punishment Of the ban
ditti cngagcd in the maranding expedi.
ton against La Paz. 1t appears that af.
ter they murdered seven Mexicans, aud
wounded many others, they fcd. Gen.
Hitchcock and the various collectors on
the Pacific have already received orders
TO arrest them wherever found.
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INTENTION OFEECERS, &c,

THE COURT Of the Firbt and Second Battal-
ions or76th Regiment will be held ut the Court
House in Mnraantown, on Friday, tho goth Of
December, 1858, and the Rcgimental Court of
day tho 3lst. ~ All officers and persons inter-
ctied arc hereby notified to attend.
ROBERT c. CAROTHERS, Colonel
Dec q. 10th Rcgt. Va. Militia.
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Tho clear profits of The printing for
the Senate Of the u. S., tits stated, will
he about one hundred thousand dollars.
The profits oflhe printing for the House
of Representatives arc said to be much
greater.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL,

ORPHANS FRIEND ENcAMPNENT, No. %
meets at O'Clock, on tho evenings of the FIRST
and THIRD Mondays Of each month.
ELIJAH MORoAN, Scc'y. GEO. S. RAY, C.P.
MoHoNGA1IA LODGE, No, g., meets at !
o'clock every Saturday evening.
s. SiEorsirp, Jr., Sre'y. NJ. HAYES, N. C.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SIZE.

| offer for Sui. tho HOUSE aud LOT in
Morganlown, wherc | reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor.
ganlown, eligibIy situated
Also, the House and Tot on ME West
side of tho Mnnorgahelu river, opposite 10
Morgantown, known US the " Wilkins prop
ery.'
05- Also, six or seven thousand jr,t rate
Pine Shingles.
Terms made known on application to ne.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov 10, 1858 At
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TEMPERANCE HALL.

MoNoNGALIA DIVISION, No. 81, Sons Of
Temperance, meet Of their Hall on Walnut stree,
every Thursday evening, at O'Clock,
l. s. !louGM, MS. WV. EVANS. VIZ.
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No SO Nassau street, New York City
THE psOnIe,s Patent O@cc.

Inventors and o;hcrS desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions are requested to eommqni-
cate directly with the editor Of the Peoples
Journal, by whom all the necessary documents
arc prepared with tho 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 the undersigned, wHhoW
charge, either personally at his oitcc, or BY let
that all the business necessary 10 secure Patent
can be arranged by letter, just as well an though
the parties were personally present. Al consult
atons and business strictly confidential. Patents
promptly secured in England, France, and other
foreign countries. ALFRED j. BEACH,
Editor Of the Peoples Journal, Patent Agent,
&c. No SO Nassau st. New York C!ty.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules heitfM che Clerks
Office Of the county court OF Preston, OIL
the first Monday Of December, 1863
George W. Howard
vs. III
Mary Ellen Niece, Martha Ann Chaucc.
McGep, and VIM. Thomas Nc. ~
Gee, infant heirs Of David Nc
Gee, deceased,
The object Of this suit is 10 subject the in.
eresi Of the snid heirs in the real aud person.
a estate Of William Niece, Esq, deceased,
lac Of Ills couIiy, 20 The payment OF t%o
single bills, each calling for s2ll.5o, with
interest from the 22L April, 1884, which
were executed By Robert Niece and Thorn
ns II. Davis, to the said David McGee, IN his
life time, and by him assigned to the sail
complainant. -,
And it appearing BY affidavit that the said
heiss are not residents Of this State, they are
therefore hereby required to appear here
within one month uhef due publication OIL
this order, aud do what is necessary 10 pro
,ect their interests. a copy, ,PsIc:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
YIN, IL DiuNIl ~ W. SOIIII' 70 SSNHTS -,
,v,uD6go WMrl7aJS5iuance with the u.
,yc recommendation, | would advise :;
appropriation Of $4,000 from the -.
i,erary fund, which would make the e e
I'm OF sl4S, 900, to be expended in the :, ~
lrrioic and philan,hropic purpose OF ~ =,
lucaliug those, many of whom are to Y "
kc our places, and upon whose yirtuo !;
I'd intelligence must depend the sta 81 =,
lily aud perpetniry of our Institutions =,
is only by preserving these that we h
N hope to maintain our character and :"
cure the very liberty we SO highly s
fizc. g,
Among other evil, of'ho system which Ii
ave doubtless attracted your attention.
that provision in the law which aa- ;,
,orizes the school commissioners in !
Ieir respective counties to fix the price ~
Tuition, provided it shall not exceed !
,ur cents por day for each dry the
Mid may attend sehcoL. In many a, y
re counties iae compensation IS fixed &
less ,.ian four ccn,s pcrday,t 10 cnah'e
rem to extend the advantages to as I
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MOBGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

"a VI. persons who hare been accustomed
10 ae, their grinding done AT Rogo,o Mill,
and all oiheis who Gre fond oil good -four,
ure respectfully notified that the subscriber
hrs taken tie said Mill for q term Ut years,
al cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
change Of the Mil.
With the advantage OF mndry improve.
mcn's made in the Mil, together withsttirt
attention to business, and Il toIl.dish Just
right and rich, side up, he expects to com.
pete successfully with his brother Millers,
and to give general satisfaction.
lie wishes it particularly understood By
farmers and others, that MI who bring good
wheat may rely upon having good flour.
" The highest market price will be giv.
en- for Wheat. JAMES,. CRAIG.
October q. 1853. II
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DEED

On Monday morning. the 27th inst, a, tie
residence Of Rev. Thomas Martin rear Nlor-
Cantown, Miss ISABELLA HAWTHORN,
al an advanced agn.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
GANNET +. JOHNSON ~ c,,,ycrpv

RICHARD SUPPLE, &c.)
PURSUANT to the decree rendered in the
foregoing case, at The August term, 1858,
Of the Circuit Court Of Preston county,
shall, on the SECOND MONDAY in DE-
GENDER, 1858, Ut being Court day. at the
front door Ul the courthouse in Kingwood,
proceed to sell the life estate Of Richard
Supple in the land in the bill and proceed
inss mentioned, consisting Of several TnctS
or'Lund lying in the counties Of Preston,
Randolph and Hampshire, amounting 10
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S,7JS Acres.

For q more particular description of said
lands reference may be had TO tie rcpor: Of
the Commissioner, aud to the papers in thu
cause sale on a credit Of 6, II, IS, 81, 30
and IS months, purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from the
dOy Of sale. G. CRESAP,
Nov. 10, 1858. Is. Commissioner.
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BaASDosviLlE, Va. Aug 90. 1852.

This is to certify that 1 was called to soc tho
above named Mary Moore, during the absence OF
her rRgplar attending physician, found her in
critical and dangerous condition, and, as ,ho't,
beyond all hope of recovery ANsrt this was
called in consu!tationSSith herIcgular attending
Our opnions We're that her recovery
was impossible. Isi6yned that her disease was
caused more than two, years ago, from irregular.
ity in hafperiodS Of mSnrtruatiOn, caused b. ta-
king ssSers cold. didno, sec her again, bit
soon atef learned that she was getting we'll. I
was much surprised at this, and on enquiry as to
what coeld have caused this sudden change, was
informed by Wm. ". Ritenhour,) that she had
been taking Dr. Guysntt's Extract OF Yellow Dock
end SassaPanila, haze since heard Gifts grea,
eGcctt in other cases in this vicinity. have no
inducencUt 10 make this statement, other than il
mHy induce OthGfs afflicted as was the sab1eet Of
this statement, to Try the Yellow Dock and Sar.
Sapatilla, believing, as do, that II is possessed
oCmany excel! lien. qualities, and adapted to many
diSoaseS incident 10 the humanhmily.
.,--t- as HARDER, MD.
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The LATEST Arrival Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
CARR, SMITH 4 CO.

Arc receiving l!lciI usual assortment Of
Fall aud Winter Goods, which have been
sought no matter how or where, and viii
be sold Iowor than was ever heard tell Of in
this town before. II being The last purchase
Of The plesent Firm. the Goods are bound to
he CLOSED out, so all that are in search OF
cheap aud desirable styles Of Goods viii do
well 10 examine the stock before purchasing.
Come and sec us No charge for showing
you pretty French and Thibet Merinocs,
psroureltas, all.wool Persian Delaines, new
style, plaid Dress Goods, al.wool second
mourning Dplaiaes, Alpsccas, CoburC Cloths,
Cashmeres, SOntag Cuff, zephyr WoTs'ed
Goods in grcot variety, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnet Ribbons, together with The usual
variety kept, such as
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VIRGINIA. to wit:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the circuit court OF the
county Of Preston, Oh the first Monday N
December, 1858:
Ella c. Lazicr Joseph A McTane and
john Z. Fleming, late merchants, ira :
ding under tld style and firm OF La. :;
zier, McLunc & CV. Plaintiffs, :
IS. w
Francis Warthin, Defendant, -
The ouiect Of this suit is to obtain u judg'
men! against the soid defendant, on single
bill executed b. the said defendant to 'he
said plaintiffs, for thiry.two dollars and 30
cents aud it appearing by affidavit that dtI'
igenrC had been used by or On behalf ol the
said plaintiffs 10 ascertain III what county or
corporation the sad defendant IS, without
effect. il is therefore ordered that he do ap'
pear here within one mouth after due publ.
cation Of this nnIicc, and do what is neces.
snry to protect hi; interest aud copy OF
his ou!sE be Published i" lie MomongaIn
M,IUr, weekly newspaper published N
Morgantown, Nlnnongalia county, tor Tour
weeks in succession, and another copy post
Ell at the front door Of the courthouse OF
Preston county, on the first day Of the next
county court, A copy, Trste:
JAS. Il. CARROLL, elk.
L c. WIlann, Attorney,
December II. 2274 Az