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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-13

shoes ShOes!!
AIDES Misses and childrens she es in great var.ete
| tust reed and for sale at
EMBICH's DRY GOOD STORE.
eet7 -Main 81. three doors below Second.
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n NAGHEE & CO.. wholesale dealers IN Foreign
; S""a,'o,a snu uomss.' -. D'' [mhs7-lyl
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EMBICH wholesale and retail dealer IN Fancy an ana =
N. Staple Dry Goods Main street, between iii
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-roHS C. pEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Keiah
u dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, window o.nas
fs.scrs Wrapping pna Roofing Paper Lamls, fnosgens
.Gss etc ec Man street, between First ana Second
rstrcets.s as1--f - -t"'e,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-13

BOOT AND SHO 3MANUFACTORY.
sEcogD sr. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST.
d. would inform the public in general that lhav,
2 Il on hand assortment OF fall and winter booss
and Shoes of all Sorts and that will sell them
-. as cheap and as good can be sold IN this city
octos JOHN RASCH.
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V,EgEI WEEKLY STAR,

An ercclltat Family dAd IvaM'nSf0"
Ncpspapcr-Price SIPS a gear.
J1TALLACH s. HOPE, ptoprictors of the
w Washington City ErrHing Star, Issued the
first number Of their Weekly Star on the 9Th OF
September ult. Terms, 81 30 per single copy
TO clubs five copies for So, ten copies for So
twenty copies for So cash invariably in advance
The Weekly Star will be printed on double
sheet, and will contain more information con-
Cerning what may BIO going on in Washington,
than any other ten newspapers in tho country
also interesting miscellaneous and family read
ing, &c. The proprictors nim to make it jour
nal which shall be absolutely necessary to every
ono who desires to know what the government Is
doing or contemplating in all its branches. It
will be rich, racy and rare, without foFcIung It's
character as newspaper which will be accep'a'
bio in every family circle.
The unprecedented success of their Daily f.
vonng Star, warrants them in saying that their
Weekly will DO the best, most interesting and
chnapest journal OF the kind in the country.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied by the
money, will DO promptly attended to. Fractions
ola dollar can be sent in postage stamps. Ad'
dress WALLACH HOPE,
Fr5p4iaors 9fthe Star, Washington, DC.
pos;mastcrs throughout .hecountry arc author
lied to act as agents. ,..-..,..
~ Country Editors giving tho above three in
scr,ons, and calling attention to il cols6r'aliy,
will he entitled to twelve months exchange with
the Daily Evening Star. 81. Oct. ~.
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR

Is published every Saturday morning, a, the
Office on From, street, next door to N. MndcTO's
old Post Office stand, at the following terms:
ST so a YEAR CASH IN ADVANCE;
S200ArTrn SIX MONTHS ItAvEExpIHED ;
So Soft NEVER PAID, 1githoui corrsion.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
For square. 3wceks, sl.OO
each additional insertion, OBS
For one square, months, 800
do. o months, 6.O0
do. year, 1000
For one column, minion type, year, 5000
For Announcing Candidates, each name, 200
IT. No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages arr paid up, except at the option Of
the Publisher.
No subscription taken for shorter period
than six months.
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VIEW BAPTIST
Book Depository,

No. TAG, Baltimore street, near Calrert ST.
TINE subscriber has recently opened Book
J. and Stationery Store in this city; where
will be kapt constantly on hand complete as
sortmcnt of all the Baptist works published in
this country including the publications orthu
American baptist Publication Society Could
L Lincoln Of Boston; Lewis Colby, and F. IL.
Fletcher, Of New York. Also tho works Of
the American Sunday School Union, and the
American Tract Society, together with great
variety of Standard and Juvenile works of a
moral and religious character.
10 The Books, sc. Of tho Sonth.
csn Baptist Publication Society arc also kept
for sale at this establishment.
! have also on hand, general assortmcn.
Of SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, a, tho lowest
prices.
III Orders from virgnia urc respectfully
solicited. WM. S. CROWLEY.
Proprietor of tho True Union,
No. li6 Baltimore ST.
April 6, 1853. tf baltimore, Nd.
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. COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Dicd-of Typhoid Fever, at the resi-.
dence of his father, in this county, on the
18th inst, LEE ROY BROWN, Esq, aged
about 81 years. Mr.. B. had been engaged
in the study Of the law for about year,
when he was arrested BY the disease which
terminated in his death. He was Of studi-
Gus habits, al gentlemanly department, and
Of unimpcachable moral character. lie
gave crcdi,able evidence tina. he would have
adorned the profession which he had adopt
ed, and would have acquired, sooner or later,
a position Of responsibility and usefulness
in society. But alas an inscrutable Prov.
idence has Gu, him down oil the threshold
OF an honorable career. From his new made
grave voice comes back to us all, and es.
pecially to the young: "Be ye also ready,
for in such an hour as ye think not the Son
Of Man cometh." Tho writer of this note,
who knew the deceased well, takes pleasure
in recording this small tribute to the mem.
orv Of his young friend-a tribute which he
knows will be cordially responded to BY
many hearts in this community. W.
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COMMUNICATED.

ELLIOT suMNlERFIELD, son of Row
Benjamin Ison and Ellen F., his wife, was
horn May 9th, 1851, and died October 9th,
1858, aged years and months, save one
day.
Our favori,e flower from earth has gone,
Has faded from our sight away,
TO bloom beneath brighter sun,
To live through an eternal day.
Too fair for Garth, this bcau;cous flower
Was culcd by an Almighty hand d,
And planted in richer bower,
In Canaan's fair and better land.
Arayrd in q morc glorious dress
Than all tho flowers Of earth can yield,
MAY VIC in Paradise caress
Gu, darling ELLIOT SuMaESrirtp.
BENZ. s. Z. Z. ISoN.
MOr,utown, October %, 1853.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED.

IAN Agent is wanted in cvory tom and county
in the United States, to sell tho most popular and
saieabie books ever published, including sevcra!
new works with finely toIorcd plates, also the
works Of T. s. arthur, including Arthur's Cot
tage Lt5rary,' 10000 copies of these popular Sc
RES Of books, have been sold in the last 3months
The largest commission paid to entcrprisns and
industrious men, who can now have an o7portu-
nifty for doing pleasant and profitable business
seldom offered.
Each Agent has exclusive control of the sulo
of our publications for the town or county he may
agree to canvass. For particulars apply person.
ally, or address (post paid,)
JW. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North 9TH street, Philadelphia.
October %, 1858. go emo
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Duff S Mercantile College;
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
pITTSBURG, ia.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OIL
| L Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
| BOARD or TRUSTEES:
| Hon. JamGr buchanan, late Secretary ofState;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowriei
lion. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhcad.
rAcvL1+!
r. DUFF, Principal, author Of thS "NSttl
American Accountant" Prof. Of tho Theory aud
Practice Of Doublc-Entry housekeeping, and
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Mercantile and
Commercial pcnmunship.
n. d. HATCH, Esq, Of THO Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics. ,
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
mGnts, and is considered tho most extensive and
porcctly organized Commercial College in the
United States. What is said otitby The most Gin.
nent mercantile authorities in the country, and
dt the Principal as a Practical Accountant, as
an experienced Teacher, and AS an Author; as
also of his colleague, Mr.. Williams, as Pen
man, will be found III tho pamphlet circular of
"a pages.
Duf's bookkeeping, Pr. 1872, Royal octave,
liarpef's. Price 81 ,50-postagc 81 cts" The
most perfect combination olinstruction and prac-
.icc published"
"DuF' Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 0 cents. "a perfect systemfor
keeping such Books and Accounts"
ID'NlercIants and Steamers can always be sup
piled with thoroughly trained accountants.
III Send fof Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1853. loitf
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Died

In Wcs,moroland county, Pa, on the
til inst, Mr., M!cuArl slEGrnlEpr' at
an advanced age. lie was useful cit,
;,op, of great energy Of character, and
j had raised a largo family, over whom he
I'VE, ever exercised salutary guardianship
nyrp-on Saturday morning last, oFTyphoid
r1,., HENRY, son Of Mr.. Henry Reed, Vfthls
ro,SrSh, in the 18th year Of his age
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SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John A. Ollie, Complts Counsel.

To William r. Clark, Marshall C1ark
End Hester lis ~ts, and Daci@
C1ark and Lydia lis wy~
Vou arc hereby notified that on the
Il 9th day of October next, in the city
of pit,sburg, Pa, at the office OF Il. Hep.
burn, Esq. ION Fourth street between
Sni,hfeId aud Wood streets, land on
Monday, the 3lst Of the same month at
the house of VIM. Chambers, in Jefferson
township, Allegheny county, shal! take
sundry dispositions 10 be read in evidence
in the suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Alonongalia county. OIL the Chan.
cery SIDE of said Court, wherein and 9TH
ers are Plaintiffs and YOU are Defendants;
and If from any cause the said dispositions
should no, be commenced on that day. or
being commenced should not be complet.
ed, they vii! DO continued from day to
day Sundays excep,edl until the 'es'Imo-
ny be completed. .,a,,.
JOHN DUZENBERRY,
Erccuior Of Henry Dusenbefry, deed.
September II, 1853. 2l5.
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One 9fMc Fruits ofa CONegc-Pro.
lessor 6illiman resigned his post, at the
recent Commencement. Hc has assist.
cd in the education Of 1000 students,
Of whom eight have been Governors, II
Presidents of Colleges, GIL Senators and
GO Professors; besides adding G5 vol,
nmes of the American Journal of Arts
and Sciences.
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Dr.. GUyS0TT's IMPROVED EXTRACT o
YELLOW DOCK 4 SARSApARlLLA
IS NOW PUT Ur IN THE LARGEST SlZEL
BOTTLES, AND is Acknowledged ~ hf
THE BEST SARSAPARlLLA MADE, As u
CERTIFIED BY THE WONDERFUL CUKtE
IT HAS PERFORMED, THE ORlGiNAL Cor
les OF WHICH ARE IN THE POsSESS!oN VI
THE PROPRIETOR. REMEMBER, THIS II
TIE ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL ANl4cLE
TIE
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA,
has been prepared with par,c-
ular re(trcnc6 to Female Complaints,
lucipient Consumption, BarrcnncsS, LII
corrhu:a, or Whites, Irregular Naturalization,
Incontincncc OF Urine, and general gloomy state
Of mind, arc cured by Dr.. Gnysotp' Extract
ofYelow Dock aud Sarsaparilla, which
gives immediate relief by renewing
tho foundation of health and
strength, the blood. !tncutra!-
ICES bad humo:s, stops unna-
tural secrctions, anu gives
healthy action to all the
vital powers
mt ,.u. -. .n', c,r,,,,r;,,, ia nrculiar.
lHo sly" s - s ~ JaI;c5,e health. result.
adapted 'o' tci.a's 81 :" iscbnrros and
ing from 'Ftcs"'ar't " ", .ho;r s"x rbc n,onrie.
tor has in his possession great number OF ccttI-
fcates of cures, performed OF the above dcscfip-
,ior Wc assure tho afflicted that a bottle or two
Or. Guyso,rs Extract OF Yellow Dock sar-
saparila will at once regulate those c'H'cu'''eS
and renew the natural energies
A CURE OF IRREoULARIrY IN TIE PERIODS OF
MlESsrRvATIoS'
NJ Rant his statement of The cure Of Mary
afaore rim rms siren I'D bu her physicians as be-
;nr ~ ieriw incuraLe. as kcrein certified to us BY
ne 4 = fvcrJcr, Oncof her consulting physirtt1s:
p..o,.,,,r Va. Aur, %. 1852,
DN"Spo"' 't-1' veg ''Ne' r
! certify that Mary Moore, ayouns 'e'na'e VI
IS or ~ years OF age mas oeeh serving III ny
family for serera! years. sAe occoAG I.se"stu
some two or three years ago W "segGlS''t! i"
her periods OF mcHs'ruaton' turing Mn'eM s'.E
she had taken severe cold. No"I' 'TG lrss w
last April, your Agent here, VIM H. h!sc"T ~.
furnished her with bottle Of pF. unyso" i.H'
tract OF Yellow Dock anu SaFsaPat'!'H VI "'"a,
and in less than week Signs OF recovery were
apparent. She continued using inc meae'Me w,
Ill she had taken five bottles oil IL ana c"nsagse"
herself perfectly well, altNougn Mne" S"e .J w.,
menced taking tins medicine hcr at.e"u.ms p"y
stefan pronounced her case incuFaN!e' sAo vas
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.
SALE OF REAL, ESTATE.

James Eddy, Guardian, &c.
rs. I'm OhahccFy
Charles c. Jester and o,hets
DuRSUANT 10 the decree rendered n
J. the foregoing cause, Il, the Septem::
be. term. 1853, Of the Circuit Court OF
Monongalia county, shaIlprocecd' on the
fourth Monday of October, 1883, it being
Court day) in iron, OF the Court House III
Mor.antown, to sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder. the Lands i'll the pro.
cee,lings mentioned lbcing the tract oil
land ow,ed BY John D. Jester, doc'd. at
his DEATH containing
FIFTY .GCEsES.
more or less, situa,c in Monongoliu coun.
ty.whicl was conveyed 10 him by John
Stnd!er and wifc) on credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months. the Pnrcha-
ger giving bond bearing interest from date
with security for the purchase money. AMI
len will also he retained OIL The Land
sold, for the purchase money until the
sRmc is paid
L. l.. BERKSHIRE, Commissioner.
September 22, 1858. 2l3
VIRGINIA. :-..At Rules held in thu
Clerks office Of the County Court Of
Preston, on the first Monday III Sep
tenibcr, 1855:
John A. Martin,
Us.
ps,or Rrou,h and Sayilla
hiswife, late SaviIa kilen. : In CkaNtcry.
our, Elias A. Gray and Su-
sauna his wife, late Susan
ia Ridenour and John A.
Ridenour.
THE object Of This suit is to Obtain
deed for the undivided interest OF the de-
PENDANTS in certain Real Estate in this
county, purchased tiom them by the com
plainalt; 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 TO
what is necessary to protect their inter-
csls. a copy teste:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John A. Ollie, Complts Counsel.
G7- The Defendants in the above order
of publication will take notice that on
the 10th October, 1858, between the hours
of Z A. NJ. and 7p. NJ, at the office Of
+. C. Bunker, Esq. in Kingwood, Va. |
shall take the Dispositions Of David Ri
denour and John A. Voting, to be read
on the hearing Of said cause.
Sept. II, 1853. jN0. A. MARTIN.
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BALTlMoRE-oct.l S.

DJDr. GUYSOT7"S improved Extract o
yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla is sur
remedy for Hereditary Taiaf.
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with grlcr
ous complaints, which they inherit from thci
PARENTS. The use or,hc YELLOW Dock md SGrsc
parR!a will prevent all this, and save vast a
noun, of misery and many valuable lives, for i
thoroughly e1pris from the system The latent faint
which is the seed Of disease, and so takes off tht
curse by which the sins OF misfortune OF the pa
rents arc so often visited upon the innocent of
spring.
Parents owe i. to their children to guard 'hc'
against the effects ofmaladics tha, may be cor
munca,od by descent, aud chil1reI OF Ps s'cn!
that may have a, any time been affected with Con-
sumption, scsofu!a Syphilis, owe ii to thcmsel-
yes to take prccau,ion against the disease being
revived in them. Guyso,.'s Extract Of Yellow
Dock and sursaparlla is sure antidotc in such
cases. III See advertisement. 2l71t
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NJ. wulFMoRE, HIGH JONES,
C. II. WOLFF. J. DUFF.
WHlTMORE, WOLF g. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware,
SIGN OF TEEE ANygLs,
No. SO, Wood ssrect,
r,, 7o G, rI,.Io. ILj.t


No. SO, EFooa ssrect,
Three Doors alopc 50. Charles Hotel,
plTTSBURG, PA,
TAKE this method OF informing Gus
1 toners and Dealers, that they arc
now in receipt Of their Fall Supply. which
has been selected with great care from
the ManuEaetories Of Europe and the
Eastern States.
Our stock comprises much larger as.
sor,ment Than is generally kept by SINH.
lar establishments, and is particularly a.
dapted to the country trade.
Having superior facilities for procuring
goods. il is without hesitation that we
icfy competition from any quarter;
We are now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased aud
forwarded by one Of the firm who has
been spending some months in England
and Germany, and who will continue TO
keep us supplied with Foreign Hard
,rare bought from first hands only.
Western Merchants are respectfully in.
yi,ed to an examination Of our stock and
ptices previous to going further eastward.
Among our assortment. may be found
the following
b52l dozen Knives and Forks,
9lt4 (" Pen and Pocket Knives,
1900 /" Scissors & Shears,
2lO {" Razors in cases.
60 I" Plated Tea & Tab. Spoons
$50 I" German Silver do do,
45o Gross Britannia do do,
$50 doz. Hand and Rip Saws,
rs " Tenant, do,
400 Mill, Pitt s. Crosscut Saws,
1900 pairs Trace Chains,
400 dozen Ha,er & Dray Chains,
$50 +" Axes, assorted Brands,
100 " Chisels & Plane Irons,
IS cases Planes,
1900 doz. Files and Rasps,
2l7 +" Gun T.ocks-Gun Things,
Is Bales Deer Hair,
1900 doz. Knob Locks & La,ches,
1000 " Pad, Chest & Side Locks,
$50 (" shovels & Spades, =
247 F." Hay s. Manure Forks,
Gum Cloth,
Bellows's, Anvils &c Vices,
Cast, Sheer & Blister Steel, &c., &c.
SADDLERY HARD WARE
We are continuing to make large add.
tons to this branch Of our business.
Sept. 10, 1853. y
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The ScnooLMAsrER ApnoAn.--1t is
said that there are but sevcnty.six per-
sons in Now Hampshire, between the
ages Of IA and 81, VINO cannot read and
write. There are 10000 pupils on tho
school lists of the Stale.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$4,000 A YEAR.

yxTANTED IN EVERY COUNTY Of
w the UNITED STATES, active
and en,erprising men, to engage in the
s saIs Of ESQ some Of The best Books published
in the country. TO men Of good address,
nossrssing a small capital Of from $50 to
800, such inducements will be offered as
10 enable them to make from S. TO $40 u
"N IL The Books published by us are all
usef,l in their character, extremely pop
ulsr, and command large sales wherever
they are offered.
For further particulars address. (poatasc
raidl, h r..hl.l,s q mI n tn
No. 1855 North Second Street, Philadelphia
September 3, 1858.
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We observe paragraph in the Phil.
adelphia Sun to the effect that Ole Bulls
Norwegian colony in Potter county Pa,
has proved an utter failure. and that
Mr.. Bull has been victimizcd TO the
tune of $4,000, by sharpers aud spec.
ulators.
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The churches Of the Sandwich Islands
give from $4,000 to $4,000 annually
for the support Of the gospel, at home
nd abroad. So much for missions!
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Elm 4 NY.

we have placed all our acconnts'ani
notes in ,he hands Of w. A. GusEMAs,
who will attend 10 the collecting and set.
ting the same on OF before the lirstday
Of Ssp,ember nest. He will put those un-
maid out for collection. DON'T think We
arc in fun; 10 is instructed by US TO do
This, certain. We ought 10 have done this
long ago to get money to pay our own
debts. i. e. LAziER,
Aug. |, 1853. in. McLANE.
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Erysipclas cured by the use Of DR.. Guysott'
Extract Of YelIow Dock and SGrsaparilIa.
Scorr TOWNSHIP, VASDARBERG Co.
Indiana. July 4th, 1858.

Scorr TOWNSHIP, VAsDARnERG Coz
Indiana, July 4th, 1853.
J. D. PAnH:-Dcar Sir; II is with great pleas.
urc write you about the very happy effects oil
your DR. GuySoit'S Extract Of YELLOW Dock and
Sarsaparilla,' upon my daughter, who has heen
suffering under that dreadful disease ErysipesaS,
with which she was attacked in 1913, and she was
attended BY some Of our most skiltu! physicians
for over eight months pcrscSerngly, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to p.rfect skeleton: She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physician pronouil.
ccd her CAGE hopeless, and beyond the reach of
medicine. Ny ncighbots and inyseIf thought her
dissolution near nj hand. One my ncighbors
insisted on nv irving DR. GRySotfS ETtrGct q
Ysiiow Dock and SarsGpariilfi as q last resort,
far n, all Of our Physicians had given her Up, there
could bc no dcrimcnt in it. consented TO do so,
more from a restless desire to 90 something Tor
nv daughter while life luste1, than from any hope
of her getting relief; SO commenced using the
medicine according to dircctionsi and tom great
advertisement she commenced improving, and be-
fore she had used three bottles she was able 10
ST, upright in bed Before she had used bottles
she vas able to walk out! She used in all twelve
bottles of' DR. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock
| and SHfsADhTllI1,' Which ltnkplIh hSt W PSt'Hs'
hrnl,h in december, 1852: She Is now entirely
itcc from any vcstigc of the complaint.
mos, earnestly recommend il TO every person
suffering under any sI,ni!ur disease. ,,
Yours truly, DL MAXIM
1 do hereby certify tina, my fathers statement
of my late illness is not by any means cSaggcFas-
cd: Ny health is no% perfect, which nscrlbe
solely 10 the use of Dr. GuysOu's Extract offcl'
low Dock and Sarsaparilla.
ANN D. MARTIN.
Price 81 per bottle: Six bottles for So
III. Sold by Jonx D. PARK, northeast corner
of Fourth and Wanu. streets, Cincinnati, o.
also Z. ". ror,er SEQ. llorgnto,rn.
L. 4. Ilagaas ) Co. Klngr0od.
G, W. HGgans 4 Co. BrondonuiI!c.
Logan i Carr Fa'rmo@t.
oc,obc, S, 1858. III Tyr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DALE UT hEAL I|o 1A4E
Elisha Snider, Guardian, &C.,
Us In CLANCY
Marshall Snider and others.
PURSUANT to the Decree rendered in
\. tho foregoing cause at the September
term, 1858, Of the Circuit Court Of Mon
ongalia County, | shall proceed, on the
fourth Monday Of October, 1858, tbeing
Court day. in front of the Courthouse in
Nlorgantown, to sell at public auction to
9Eg> the highest bidder, the
tssTIas HOUSE AND LOT
E7iMa in the proceedings mentioned,
being he mansion house and residence Of
william Hayhurst, deceased, and one and
a.four,h acres Of LAND connected there
with, situate in Monongalia couuty,which
was assigned to Minerva Snider and late
Minerva Hayhurst as her portion Of the
dowtr part Of the Real Estate Of said VIM.
Hayhurst, decd. on a credit Of G, l2 and
lSmonths, the purchaser giving bond bear
inc interest from date with approved Sc.
cnti,y for the purchase money, and a lien
viii also be retained for the same on the
said house and 10, until paid.
R. L. BERKSHIRE, Com'r.
September %, 1858. 2l5