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-T.-- SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
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| CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, @
ei ClepeldIR Cincinnati Railroad,
Clerelzpa ad Erie r. r. GereLau4 and pisB.rgh r. r.,
aud Michigan Central r. r. -le. ny f. %
Passengers win be tickeed through from any point on
Michigan TO Cleveland CinciDnati Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to point
Lake Michigan. gt. f.Fa aq r...E .at.5. ST.. I.
This line win be composed of two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. w
CLEVELAND... :. GAPTi S u. STAFARD
a N tl-l-s l.l. AND - 5EEE ..- 1- d.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning for the morning
Chicago CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
tI-7 FOREST CITY .-a-. g d. t.szr'
Monday. Wednesday Friday
lE s CLEVELAND. IT. ..4
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit; f1;f0 4l5 20 ,9f ff7 ~
F'7f-1l l.3.gl5 l.'g CLEVELAND ls4 It .igz t' .F!
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday. .Thursd :: Saturday
Undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland TO Detroit Mackinaw,
st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS -!f...a .
will compose the line until the boats ready. -
AGENTS. ~. - 81.
3 C. BRADRURN &. Co., Cleveland, -.'
7PITTMAN, TROWBR1nGEd dS JONES, Detroit ls9Efss1
IT, -..i+t Il Tn..4-.r--a.. r.grE
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! NEw FIRM

NEW FIRM.
- MRSSRS. CAYWoOD, CoNKLIN dE CO.,
9 having purchased the entire stock OfStovos, Tin,
3-Sf Copper and Sheet Iron waro of T. 6. CulbeTt.
son, would respectfully inform tho eit1cns OI
y 80 Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry on
be business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
IRON Ware OF which they have constantly hand good
nssortTncnt for Wholesale, and Reta very low for cas
nj nersons wishing purchase would do well to call and
zee us al Mo- 10, Union ST., at the old and well known
sland heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbeuson.
Particular attention paid to repairing - - =.
wheeling Aug. 81. CAYwooD. CoNKL1S & co
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PAPER w AREHoUsE. l'3
Faea r. o. GOODMAN s. co.
+ b. ""'i wHotEsALE pEAIERsrS
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
lEIssIT1'.A! lEssIT1A!lB !. rs HE'D 1s4l. -.

EdD6I3 SdEuSS SdA DOehIu uoJ 4AkAj
RLEAcnING POWDERS. TELTiNn. WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A MONCT their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, tho largest assortment in
tho West, Orevery description. ~ t, ,....af IL.
Printing Paper all sizes. Eng; & Amer Tissue Paper,
Cord Medium & D'bc. Med. BlottinF ''
ASs'1. '' Entering y r"
Envelope, Druggist /"
Plate and Lthopraph Marble
Manila genuine. Glazed and Gilt r"
Hardware Paper. So Cloth "
Ham G5.l a Gard ~. H.. a- t'
Match Box So Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea Z" unnrepoTed. -.. .
shoe g Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
Drv Goods EE-it gu-a Tobacco % t' H
Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c, %. a.. ID
+ sEt---.-F a BOARDS. g.- s-aF ID d. FL
Perforated, Binders Ronnet, Press and Straw Boards
Also Agent for Iightholy's SUPERIOR PRINTING Xxx,
BOOK, CoLoREu INK, &c. '1a-'' ..- atts.s.
Cards, and Cnrd BonrdH.
ExrRN PEARL FACxD CARDs go
EXTRA PEOPLE's f"
PRISTHRsh IT, . -.-..|I. Or ~. 3. .H
s4Tsx ssarAeED cARp nOARNs.
as IVORY 't.. W .H 1s.-.-.= 4
PRlNTERs .. rH s-- e. H....
SATIN EHAMELED ..r- H-s u
+Il psSRL sim FACED CoLoRED CARD BOARDS.
The above Cards and Card Boards are manufactured eX
fnsh they do not peel in working, and afforded at
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered In this NAV
Fct and aslow MS they be purchased In the East ~
and consumers In Paper ami Cards, are res
pecly invited to examine stock Allour goods are
received direct from manufacturers which enables US to
scl as low not lower than other house In the West
Co Paper made to ORDER --rr'ss. 1s -t.-F ,.i-
AnE21.tf. lsa rfs0.IH ,.-H i saI-g-
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WHEELING, VA, WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
g CITY BUSINESS 81 n. 81 s..
COPPER, Tim, 8 sMEEF IRON WAls II

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
EI bestowed uDon him, the subscriber would respectful
cOntinues manufacture the above named articles III
all heirvRTety ofwhic he has always on and good aS
sortment Wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves o the most a
proved patterns for coal and wood. -i'. .l '.,
Job work will continue to receive his attention
and be with promptness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. Ia. ID.
li. Z E.EARNEY, 3, Main 81.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

n N IAhI1FIO1hI z 4J4I : II n, =
DIR. S. p. ,HULLIHEN, Office No. 1871
Fourth street. near the Presbyterian church,
y Manufactures Teeth expressly FOR each par
IIClODtcular case Full sets OF Teeth, or any
parts OF sets, made with artificial Gums. The Gum IS
in continuous solid pieeethe cost the samo
for teeth with or without gums. -.
Fun sctS 0fteeth made from SO to S160 SeI. small
sctts from SO to S5 per tooth. ~ VI F H lyrd.
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pJAsEs put tAa baby tosle eep vi 1auda ard
thenfbrinE me gyparasoi and revolver. Yam go
hi: iiliii:to 10 att9Eid fdf ID tie
human Taee.o "a sifp Is m ~
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.9Eyy' B.gEsTE.ST
Book Depository,

No. 1d6, Baltimore street, near CaIrer' ST.
TTNllE subscriber has recently opened Book
L and Stationery Store in this city; where
will DO kspt constantly on hand complete AZ
sortment Of all tho Baptist works published in
this country including tho publications Of the
American Baptist Publication Society: Gould
& Lincoln Of Boston; Lewis Colby, and Ell.
Fletcher, of New York. Also the works Of
the American Sunday School Union, and tho
American Tract Society, together with great
variety of Standard and Juvenile works Of 4
moral and religious character.
~ The Books, &c. of the South.
crn Daptis, Publication Society arc also KEEP,
for sale at this establishment.
have also on hand, general assortmen,
Of SCHOOL BOOKS. and STATIONERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices.
III Orders from Virginia arc respectfully
solicited. WM. S. CROWLEY:
Proprietor Of the True Union,
No. ld6 Baltimore St.
April 6, 1858. tt Baltimore, Nd. :
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obituary..

DlED-At his residence on Meadow
RIM in this county, OH Thursday morning
last, ICED inst. J OWEN hA"AER' aged
abou, seventy-Gve years
DIED-In this borough, Of Typhoid le'
yer, on the morning OF the 2lst i"s'a Mt
JAMES CHADWICK, (Mefchant of the
firm of D. II. Chadwick & co., III tue
twen,, third year Of his age
The deceased was a young man Of strict
integrity and exemplary morals lie has
le(, a large circle Of relatives and many
devoted friends with whom he was wont
to mingls in the walks Of life' to mouF"
his early. but alas! final departure from
,hsi, mils, uud .llciy companIonsh'p'
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ATTEMPT no BREAK JAZZ,

u An attempt was made 10 break
ont of our Jail last wepk, but was for
tunately discovered in time. From the
j.ilor's statement it appears that two
prisoners awaiting their trial at the
Circuit Court Of this county, We're re-.
.noved from the cell they usually occu-
pied into another, for the purpose OF
having this cell white washed: it was
then discovered that the iron bars %!
one OF the windows were nearly saw
cd through, and on search being made,
regular burglars saw was found under
the bed on which the prisoners slept
Fairmont Republican.
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

wish TO sell NY Farm of lSG Acres,
situate on The Evansville pike, ! ! miles
from Aorgun1owm. or this tract lao o.
creS ARE improved. and about 200 acres
ara under ience. !, is mostly s"wm in
sruss. On the premises are two dwelling
houses. n log ba,n and several on,.buIId.
Ing. also two young apple orchards and
other iuIi, trees. The whole is well VA.
tered md the farming land in good state
Of cultivation.
NJ. mire il eight dollars per acre
The lillr is good. and posse>sion will be
given Oh the LIST oi April next.
For view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call on tn. subscriber. living
thereon. WIN. MILLER.
Angus, q, 1853. eliu
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James c. Snidcr and Levi pindall,
vs..
Susan Smith ct al,
IN .cHdNCERY.

in aIJifNCERl. ~
On the Tenth day of September next, 1853,
il being the third day Of the September term
OF the Circuit Court OF Monongalia county,
| will, proceed to sell the Land in the bill
and Proceedings mentioned, ,othe highest bid.
der, in iron, OF tho Courthouse in Morgantown
on credit of six months from the DAY OF sale,
with interest thereon until paid, for a sufficient
sum to pay 100 dollars with interest thereon
from the lst day OF April, 1851; and 100 dol.
lars with interest thereon from tho LIST day OF
April, 1852; also 100 dollars with interest
thereon from the first Gay Of April, 1853, and
the costs Of this suit, and residue-!loO dollars
due lst of April, 1854; 100 dollars due LIST OF
April, 1855; 100 dollars duo LIST ofApril, 1856
and for the residue 1876 dollars-all the residue
due and payable OH the LIST day of April,
1857, Tho purchaser or purchasers arc re-
quired to give bond with approved surc,y-the,
title retained until tho purchase money and
interest is paid. Said Land is situate in the
county Of Monongalia, and contains by csti-
nation ono hundred two and n acres OF Land,
lying on the waters Of Indian Greek.
E.P. FITCH. Deputy for
A.C Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia county,
August 0, 1858. Nao9ts
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M0N0NGALlA ACADEMY,
INORGANTO I'm, Va.

TgNlIE nest session OF this Institution will
commence on the last Monday Of August,
aud continue for n session OF ten months
The regular course ii study comprises the
English stidcs complete. with those OF the
Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years in
College,. The retired and beautiful situation
OF this Institution, enjoying the btacing air
and romantic scenery Of the m"untains-i,s
convenience of access, and the facilities ola
large endowment fund, render IL safe aud dc.
sirablc Institution for parents wishingto send
their Sons from home, and for Young men fitting
themselves for any ofthc College classes.
In connection with the Academy is well
selected Library, aud a Literary Hall, fitted up
at considerable expense, to both Of which all
students in attendance are admitted as inenl-
bcrs.
BOARDING is obtained in respectable FAM
lilies from Sl.j0 to $3.50 per week.
Morg.n,own, Va, August 10, 1858. 1t
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CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.

CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
For particulars enquire at the Office Of
the Mononsulia Mirror.
], A Farm of l6) arres-two houses;
Il saw mill; chnppirg mill sool coal
bank; 50 or 30 acres cleared; well wa.
tered.
2. A FARM Of 275 acres. mncll Of it
river bottom land, five miles from Nor
.antown-house, barn, milk house, smoke
house. Sc. =; plenty oflruil trees.
3. A FARM Of IT'S to $50 acres; about
1875 cleared; 20 acres Of coal good build
inns; well waered; elisIbly situated
near Morganlown.
4. A FARM, opposite Jimtown, 3 miles
from Morgan,uwn-good river land, and
in good condition; all needful build
inEs, &c.
5. A small. but desirable Farm on the
"FIa,s," three miles north Of Mo'gan-
town.
6. A Farm within u miles Of Margan-
town, containing 200 acres, loo cleared
admirably wa,ered and well fenced.
Z. A Farm Of $50 acres; $50 acres i'm
proved desirable grazing farm, ! miles
from Motganlown.
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MEDICAL CARD.

CHARLES McLANE, NJ. D.. ISAAC
SCOTT. NJ. D., and HUGH w. BRoQk,
M, d., haviug his'lay associated ,hsm-
selves together mdpr the firm Of DIS. Me.
Lane, Scott & Bpck) tenlerilei servi-
ees to their friends aud the putlic gene.
rally as practitioners Of Medicine, Sufge.
Nv, &c., 60.
Being graduates Of the frat Medical
Colleges, they offer their professional scr.
vices to the public without any additional
guaranty siiperaldel g their pIeyiuus
success. y:s ,t
NJ Office as formerly. opposite tAr Mrr.
chants Mechanics, Bank
Mvfgantcwni Apsuste is55.
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ONE CENT RE WARD.

"A LEXANDER RANDELLs ran away from
the Subscribers on the night Of the 18th inst,
All persons arc hereby notified not to employ
sad hoy or harbor him, as we intend to enforce
the law in such cases made aud provided.
The above reward will bo paid for the ap.
prohcnson Of the above named Apprentice,
upon his delivery at our Shop in Morgantown,
alonongalia county, Va. o
August IS, 1858. II. REED l. co.
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SA DDH.ES,

\ more general assortment of snid article,
that can he 20, in an. other Shop in the c"'n-
try. Also, HARNESS Of every description,
fine and common Buggy Harness of all kinds.
Wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &e.,
MI Of which they have aud will continue to
keep on hand, aud make to order ut the short
est notice, n, their old stand two doors East
OF the Cour,-ho,ise, and viii sell to old und
new customers on the most reasonable terms.
Citizens of this and tho adjoining counties
arc respectfully invited to call and examine
their stock bni"rc purchasing elsewhere.
May 81, 1883. 3mo.
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ALLEGHENY CITY, Sept. Is.
Sales Of 1870 head beef.cattle at prices
ranging from s2,75 to $500 gross, equal
to $3.50 $50 net.
SHEEP bring 50 TO 8 per head,
CALVES 80 TO 3"
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REFERENCES.


P. ID. pEc4IAM, NJ. D. Utica, MY.
LID. FLEMING, NJ. D. Canandaigua, Y.
NJ. II. HiLLs, NJ. D. Rochester, N. y.
D. Y. FoorE, NJ. D. Syracuse, N. Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
J. c. 0RRlcx, NJ. D..
W. W. REESE, NJ. D. City ofNow York.
w. pRrscsrr, NJ. D. Concord, N. Il.
p.NEwLAEp, Id, Utica, MY.
Rev. c. S.BEAap, Glenn Springs,S.
Pamphlets can DO had gratis Al our Store.
Z. W. TOWER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, ATorgantuwh, Va.
And sold by LOGAN s CARR, Fattlhont,
DrsyvhI EYSTER, do
J.&.W.B. KERN, Aliddobnrnc,
Dr.. II G. HAWKINS, Waynes-
burg, Pa, and by most OF the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
LETTER addressed 10 care Of M. Curtis Hatch,
dgeat at Rdrsnaa, F0aio.
To Dr. MARcIisI;-I have boon ton years
troubled with Female complaints---Irolapsi
utcri, and all tho attending difficulties ut times
rendering my life most miserable. lhave had
the attendance Of someofthc best physicians,
with but little success the most they could do
was 10 r0iese--a cure was oatofthe question.
For five months before commencing with your
medicine, had not been ablo to pefidrn' any
labor, could walk but a few steps at a time,
and scarcclyw went out ofdoors--in short, was
completely Frustrated, both in body and mind,
and expected to drug out thcrnst ofmy days in
suffering and misery. But, reading your adj
yurtiscmont, wasiindueed totry your inyalu-
able medicine called Uterine Catholicop, rs
thu last rosnrt hnll mt used IL a week be-
fore felt like another woman. BY the use Of
three bottles was enabled to perform all the
labor for six in the family with ease, aud could
walk any where in tho neishborhood without
injury. Nothing but u sense otmy duty to you
and 10 the afflicted, has induced me to state
my case to tho public. ! can safely rccon-
mend the preparation to all thosc suffering like
myself. (signed,) Mrs. SARAH A. l,nHop.
FREEDOM, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1859.
pJ. B.MARCHIsl & Co., Proprietors,
Central Depot, 9olBRoADwAY,Ncw Ystt.
Julysl6, 1850. 2cG-6n. Z
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EEETY' ACRES,

more or less, situate in Monongulia conn.
ty. which was conveyed to hm by John
Stradler and wife) on a credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months. the purrha'
ser giving bond bearing interes. from date
with security for the purchase money. and
lien will also be retained on the Land
sold, for the purchase money until the
sumo is paid.
R. L. BERKSHIRE, Commissioner.
September 90, 1858. 2l5
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SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John A. Ollie, Compl'ls Counsel.

% The Defendants in the above order
Of publication will take notice that on
tho 10th October, 1853, between the hours
of z A. M. and 7P. NJ, at the office Of
Z. C. Bunker, Esq. in Kingwood, Va, !
shall lake the Dispositions of David Ri.
denour and John A. Voting, to be read
on the hearing of said cause.
Sept. II, 1858. JN0. A. MARTIN.
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VIRGINIA :..-At Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of
Preston, on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1858:
John A. Martin, !
Peter Branch and Savilla
his wife, late Savila Ililen. In Chaaeery.
our, Elias A.. Cray and Su.
sauna his wife, late Susan.
ia Riderour aud John A.
Ridenour.
THE object Of this suit is to obtain q
deed for the undivided interest Of the de-
PENDANTS in certain Real Estate in this
county, purchased llom them BY the com.
plainant; and it appearing by affidavit
that the said defendants are not residents
of this State, they are therefore hereby
required to appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order. and do
what is necessary TO protect their inter-
cs,s, A copy teste:
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The Conference Of the Methodist
p. Church met in Washington, Pa,
on the 18th September. Rev. P.
Laishley delivered the opening dis.
course.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

DyBy Divine Permission, Elder Gro.
+. c. CoSY, will preach a !unerul sermon,
u, the house Of WIN. Miller, on the death
If Mary Miller, Censor, Of VIM. Miller,
IN the fmlr,h Sabbath in September, at
hulf.Iast 8 o'clock, r. NJ.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

james Eddy, Guardian, &c.
Is. In ChdnteFY
Charles c. Jester aud others
DURSUANT 10 the decree rendered II
l. the foregoing cause, al the Seplem.
her term. 1858, Of The Circuit Court Of
Nonongalia county, shall proceed, on the
fourth Monday of October, 1855. liz being
Court duy) in front of the C"''t House in
Mursau,own, to sell at public auction TO
the hi.hes, builder, the Lands in the prn.
ceedings mentioned being the tract OF
land owned by John D. Jester, deed. nj
his death. containing
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

70 The residence ofG. P. R. James
Esq, British Consul, at Norfolk, was
fired on Friday for the filth time. The
flames however were ex,ingu,shed
without doing serious damage.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

FOR THE TIMES.
DR., DOwling'S History of RomaniSm.
vusr PUBLISHED A NEW AND ENLAR-
s) GED EDITION OF DIR. DOWLNG'S
HISTORY OF R0NfANiSM.-rhis popular
and valuable work, which is Protestant, but
otherwise unscctarian, has been pronounced
nv all Protestant denominations The Standard
History on the subject Of which threats.
In consequence Of tho late fire in the Pub
Iisber,s establishment, he has been unable for
the last few months to supply the frequent or
ders for this work. lie has how the pleasure
to announce that DR.. Bowling has prepared
valuable and extensive supplement of about
100 pages, including all the recent events oil
interest in relation to Pope Plus Ky the strug-
Gle for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, Gayazzl,
&C., &c.; and that the enlarged work making
/ noble volume of SIS puges) is now ready,
and will be supplied to agents, booksellers,
and the public, wiihout any Advance Of price
upon the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished
clergymen, scholars, presidents Of colleges,
and others, have been received, testifylng to
The fidelity and value of this History. A sin
Gle one Of these, from the pen OF that emf
nent Protestant scholar, the Rev. George j.
Checvcr, D. D., is given as u specimen OF the
whole:
"Th,s excellent and beautiful work." says
DR.. Cheeycr, f" possesses many and very strong
claims for popular favor, and we do not doubt
:hat il is destined to have an extraordinary
sale. 1t is one Of the most elegantly cmbcl-
lishel and executed works we have ever seen
issued from the American press; containing
large number Of highly finished cnsrayings,
Illustrative Of the ceremonies, superstitions,
prosecutions and incidents ofRomanism, which
often tell a most eloquent tale, and arc ofreal
utility as well as highly ornamental. The
work itself is characterized by great research,
and n comprehensive and scriptural view of tho
nature md history Of the Popish SUSTAIN. 1t
presents succinct, bu, sufficiently full history
Of tho rise, progress, errors, cruelties, and
present condition OF the Pupacy, authenticated
BY reference to tho most undoubted historic
sources, related in a spirited, engaging and
impressive style, and arranged IN the most lu-
cid manner. 1t abounds ~ facts and Incidents,
and, with its beautiful Illustrations. Is better
adapted 10 furnish ripid and impressive por-
traiiure Of Romaaism as Il Is, than any other
book pe kao,o Of. 1t suppliess' great lack in
our theological literature and now that con-
ilict with Rome is forced upon us, and is soon
to become the business Of all clergy and lai-
", work so richly stored with facts and argu-
mcn,s will be most timely and useful. We
should be glad to see II IN trery family, and a.
dorning every cenire-table IN the land"
III Agents for the above work, to whom val.
liable inducements will DO offered, wanted in
every State of the Union. Apply TO
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher,
III Fulton ST., Ncw.fotk.
August 9th. ls53-"t
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~. Barnabas Bates, the champion
of free postage, is dangerously i'll al his
son-in-law's residence in Boston. His
friends despair Of his recovery.
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Marrtc0:

On The 25,h uI,imo, by Rev. Geo. F. c.
Conn, Mr.. EMERY TAYLOR to Miss
MARY vANv0RIS, daughter Of Mr.. Fl.
"a vanvoris, both Of Greene county, Pa,
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WOODWARD & ODBERT,
.SaNdic s. ERHl',sCSs .EE1ECrS.
AIIAnG, A-tIIAAMN. ~,

n AvlSt entered intn co-par,ncrship in the
LII above business, beg leave 10 lnInrntlc'F
old friends and the public in general, tina! they
have jus, received from Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, a splendid assortment uf matcfials for
the manufacturing Of
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The quantity Of ale and srirituons
liquors produced in the United States,
in 1850, exceed 100000 gallons.
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" We learn that DR.. Stone, Of
Washington, has Just finished the clay
model for his bus, Of the Hon. Thomas
II. Benton.
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10 The revenue duty on sugar for
the las, five years has amounted TO 49,
100000 of dollars.
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Rev. Bayarl Waller has been
,nucted in $4,000 damages, in Carroll
county, Ky, for seduction.