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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02
DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from of the eminent Colleges OF ihe
United States and the greater part OF whose lite has
been spent the Hospitals of London Paris Philad Il
pha, and elsewhere has effected some OF the rost as
onishing that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
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DHUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

- The undersigned procuring from their cele-
brated quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn
ty Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of these widely known, but the
Rairond giving us increased facilities in filling orders
we have APP onted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
q Johnson Lyncburg our agents for the sale OF them
who will receive and have them fulfilled at the
shortest notice.
ouf Address, Blacksburg Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danville. Va, Reynolds Il Co.
Leak'viile, n. c. are also ouragenls. p. & Co.
Feb l1-d&rts
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CUxE CURE BALTIMORE LoCh

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LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
RoDNEY, Miss, Dee. 7, 1852.

RoDNEY, Wlss Dec. z, 1902.
Isaac Bridge, Esq, Men Orleans
Dear SG,-We send you enc of Rich g. Co.'S Safes,
tried in the fire in the 22d August. This
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame building in
Which il used surrounded by quantity of baggng
lour, rope, whiskey, and many other combusbe arti
cles. 1t will show for itself the heat it sustained The
papers therein soled. We therefore do
hereby certify that this is of the best Safes have
All other safes except this make, proved worth
ess, as now be proven ON the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
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'H'IJ'
WORTHINGTON & co.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation Of
hooks and papers from fire respectfully requested
all the of the undersigned and peruse
hcr of certificates similar To the above, extending
period of ten years. No book paper, document oil
any description has been injured by fire in any of
lhrsc Safes.
An Of these Safes with and without Yale
Powder Proof Locks, and Jones' Powder Proof Locks.
or sole tn" Depot l4G Water Street and the Fac
tory, corner of Avenue A and ST. Marks Place New
York. STEARNS q MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co., LAG Water Street, New
ork, the only makers of Sdamandes Safes in the u
nited States, combining Wder's and Rich's Patents.
STERHs & MARvIN Salamander Safe Manufacturers
aye purchased of II G. Jones the patent right for his
Powder Proof Rank Lock. commonly called the WoRLp's
FEIR Lock. behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in n Safe at the Fairin London during period
nf pry-fve days. be the property IF any of the vis
lors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
made daily by hundreds without success,
Bankers. Jewellers and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole Propri'tors
SrEARNS * MARVIN,
feb g. dSr3m li6 Waer Street. New York
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ECEOLs, PRYOR. a &TALHAFERIsO

liver the door of any customer upon the
Unable terms. They lave cart intended specially ioi
meal Sa purposes. Orders left with Messr, Murrel q
'Uatton will meet with prompt attention.
jan IL kcts
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CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTIINGTON &. SNETHEN,

W1SHINGTON, ID. q,
fONTlNuES to practice Law exclusively in the Su
" preme court aud attend TO before Con
.ress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments. Bureaus, and Boards of Commissioners
To procure Patents for Inventions, AT home and
rnad, and to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends Legacics, and .lnheri
in any purt of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
10 make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
tnd on Bond mn Mortgage, and to uegociate the pun
chnsc AID sale o Loans Land and Putontrghts in any
Sntc nfthc Union. aug 9-dkcts
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

r.rDr. GUYS0TTS improved aaSsFnct OF
yellow Dock and sarsaparilla pu' up !"
tho largest sized but.Ics, confirms more OIL '"'
ppre Honduras Sarsaparila than any c'hrr prep
nra,ion cx.an, which is chemically eon'o'ael VITA
tho Extract of Yellow Dock and tho Extract OIL
Wild Cherry, thus making tho remct'y more moi
oughiy Efficient than any other Sarsapar'Aa before
tho public. A, the same time it is psr'eetg j'es
from all r,irsrui potsoHs, which cannot he sA'd Of
any other Of the sassaparilla compounds lne
invalid should trpars Of yois0ns! Mercury
Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulphur, Arsnn'e'
and raaay other mineral and metallic poisohs'
enter into and form the active basis of most oil mo
Sarsaparillas ard ranaccas the day. Guys0'''S
Compound E-t-acs Of yeiiow Dock and SaTsapa-
rtlla doc, not contain particle Of these aa0'
stances; as any one eau ascertain by applying
tho necessary ,orts. ........
Le, all poisonous Satsaparia preparations a.
lone, and use CGy:oR's Improved Extract oil
Yellow Dock and Sar0apasillu, which is t@oT0"gS'
~ cgfcaeiOus, perfectly harmlrss and purely SreH-
table, All kinds Of disease yield to its gen'ai IN
Auencnce. iIJrScc advertisement. vi NJ
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s.ntc mcdicel Society.

The Medical Society OF Virginia met III
Charlottesville nu the 2jth u|,, Dr. AKIN
son. the President, delivered the regular an
nuaI address, in which he discussed the pre-
sent condition OF the profession in the s'a'e
and urged the importance o! sustaining OUT
own medical institutions.
Among the transactions Of the BODY, o re-
solution was adopted expressive oil AL nPih'
ion that every coroner should be "a well III
formed. regularly educated, and legally au'
,horized physician" 1t was determined to
establish medical journal in Richmond to
be conducted BY seven editors, one OF whom
is to receive compensation The establish
.nent Of Il large medical university IN k'cl,
mold was recommended 10 the attention OF
the Legislature, and The same body IS urged
to pass bill requiring the vendors OF all So
cret nostrums to pn, on eoch OF their PACK
ages printed label, Stating the ingredients
Of which it is composed. in plain hnailsn
Shouldn't, The same language be used III reg
u!sr prescriptions ?-Firsinia Herald.
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coMMusic4TEp.

CUNhtSLLhl 3D.
ELIZABETH PANE died of hemiplesia.
at the residence Of her son.in-law, John |.
Polling in Barbour county, Va, on Thurs
day the 10th inst. aged 81 years. Mother
Pane was great sufferer for MANI months
Though her pam was at times a!mosl NJ
supportabIc. not d mrtmus escaped her lips
The voice Of Him who Gained the ras'n.
waves Of the s,orm.toSsed Galllee, seemed
TO ouie, her mind and prepare her Tor The
worst. visited her few days previous 10
her departing this life; she appeared ha?p!
and s,edlast in the enjoyment Of that love
which she had sought and received through
the merits Of our Lord and Saviour, III the
early years OF her life, a, which time she
attached herself to the Baptist Church: o.!
which she lived useful and exemplary
member. During the last few days OF her
sickness, as sle became convinced that no
medic al all could afford her any relief, her
soul seemed 10 rise ito heavenly peace
unlel, before-she was unspeakably happy,
and seemed TO be only waiting for her re-
eugc: to wave fual farewell to the sof.
rows OF this life, and sleep on The chariot OF
salvation, and leap on the shores Of MINOR
tally 10 be with Christ forever. IN her en-
piring moments all was peace and Joy, for
Death was robbed OF lis ,errors-lhc grave
had no gloom-ihe scene that was bursting
upon her curaptured vision was all bright
and radien,. She frequently exclaimed:-
''Come, Lord, come quickIy!" and the last
lingering accents thai fell from her lips were
"blessed Jesus" T. ?.
Gladly Geek, Barbour co. Va,
Nov. 3Oth, 1853.
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EeHED

On Saturday morning, the Sd OF Dece"'e'' al
the residence Of WILLIAM HART, Esq.,, in WASH
ing,on county, Pa, Dr.. JOHN $. WATTS, in the
ss.h year of his age, ION ofCoi. RICHARD WATTS
formerly Of this place. That fell destroyer OF so
,nauv thousands of our race, Consumption, marx
cd him early, for its victim. lie died Win 'a'l
hopes Of a blessed immortality.
His remains were inferred at the Mcshoa'S'
burning ground, a, this place, whittier they we're
followed by his numerous friends, and deplta'
ton Of the fraternity of Odd Fellows, in waosc
fellowship he was much esteemed.
On the 9TH instant, at the residence ofhIs faith
or, JOSEPH, son of George Henderson, aged is
years, of Pulmonary Consumption.
On the Til inst, 4. S. DAVIS, Of Pulmonary
Consumption.
On the Cd inst, Of typhoid fever
AMANDA, daughter of John Cos'iow
agodlO years.
On the 18th inst. HARVEY, son Of
John Cosllow, aged 10 years
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wAsu,ysrOS, Decomber5, 1853.

A BLESSED paosrEcT,-The lies which
bind together family who all have good
Christian hope, shall never be dissolved
Death comes among them, but va take the
bible in our hands and inscribe on theiI
tomb stone-. Pleasant in life, and in ete,.
n!,y no, divided" ono after another falls
null The last Of the circle is carried TO his
LONG home but the grave cannot retain them
b. and by The family is to meet again-hus'
bands and wives, parents and children. mas
'ers and servants,rre one day to s'aud with
in the gates Of the New Jerusalem, all wash
ed and ssnc,ilied, aid justified in the name
Of the Lord Jesus, and BY tho spirit OF ouI
God,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

w We arc indebted to Mr.. Wa. Wager OF
the Bank, for an early and only copy Of the Mes
SAGE of President Pierce, which We hasten to Jay
before our renders. We received the copy on
Thursday afternoon, after O'Clock, but had 1t
to press by 4o'cl6ck on Friday. The failure
of,be Eastern mail on Thursday night affords
rs the opportunity to serve our Feade" general
" with this docuuc,l. ryriRc, in advance OF other
pauerS. ....
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

Expensive GARMEST.-The Journal OF
Commerce, states, that Russian gentleman
residing in New York, had occasion, moi
long since 10 bring to this country his over
coat, which was lined with sable, asreeably
TO Russian custom, and the duty assessed on
it amounted to $780, the garment having
been appraised a, something like $4,000
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THE NEW yEAR-l854.

On the frs; Of january next, "CtEAsoH's nc.
roRiIL" will commence It's siSr!t voivNr, aud
will appear vastly improved in al! respects, with
d superb new hesding, new type and dress thso'-
out, and will be printed upon the finest paptf.'---
As tho proprietor the " pictotisl" has pnTrha-
sed the entire goodwill Of Banu;n's New York
:" illustrated News" and has merged that jour.
nal in the "pc,orial;" the public will reap the
advantage of this Contamination o! the strength
OF the two papers upoh one, both in the artistic
and literary departments. The same brilliant
host Of contributors aud artists will be engaged
on q GIeasun's Pictorial" US heretofore, and n
large addition is also made TO tho c0rpa, both in
talent and humber. The most liberal arrange.
inents have been completed, and such as vii!
enable the proprietor 10 produce by far the finest
illustrated journal yet published, and much suPe-
rior to the present issue o! the paper. The col
umns OF the "Picturia!" vii! constantly be beau-
tilted by all that can please and instruc. in art
and nature, and its literary department viii fully
sustain the high reputation IL has so uag enjoyed
The pages of" Cleasou's Pictorial" will con-
tain views &c every populous city in the known
world, Of all buildings Of note in the eastern or
western hemisphere, OF all the principal ships
and steamers oil tic navy aud merchant service,
with fine and accurate portraits Of every noted
noted character in the world, both male and ie'
male. Sketches Of beautiful sconeryi taken from
life, will also be given, with numerous specimens
from the animal kingdom, the birds Of tile sls
aud the fish OF the sea, and wil! present N ~
mechanical execution an elegant specimen OF art
1t will contain fifteen hundred and siSsy.foal
square inches, giving grca; amount Of reading
matter and illIssaiions--ard forming man
moth weekly Papcs of sixteen octave pages.
TERMr :--ThrOc dollars per eanum.
Published livery Saturday BY
F. GLEASON, Boston, Mas.
December I, 1853. OF
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pR0TRACTEb MEETING,

The MinonviIe Baptist Church, located
on Dunkard creek. 3 miles below Blacks.
vile, will hold pro;racted meeting. which
will commence on Saturday before the "a
Sabbath in December. Brethren and The
public generally arc invited to attend.
Nov 2S. T, u0WNEY, Faslor
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HY NJ E N i A Il.
.----s,N-~~--s-----~-~s
{" | sac two cl0uds at morning.
Ting'd wiM the rising saM,
Andm the dawn Msy .foatcd 0"
!4a& mingled inf0 one
MarrItU:

November cath, by Rev. a. l'esist' Mr.
HESsoNEL l;E%XETr, TO Mics MARY i FoH'
REYsoS, all Of Barbour county.
On the same day, BY The same, Mr. JACK
son GAMER. Of Randolph county, to bliss
ELIZABETH BALLARD, Of Barbour county
On the 4th instant, by Rev. d. Ison, Mr. THoS
STEEL to Miss MARY MILLER, both OF MoH'
onSa!!a county.
On Dec. sth, by the same, Mr.JAMESh oARI
:, Ni.. JENNA pICKENPAUGH, Of Stewart
town, this county.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

One Of the conposi.ors in this Office set up, loh
tn, Presidents Mossagc) in nine hours, lo'o'%
ems Two columns were set by csnd!e-lIgh'' anu
the las, column was set out Of two easts, running
tho sorts entirely out ocJO:s. The same eompos-
i.or has Sc, e,443 culs in one hour and thirty 'a'n'
u,es, and has 10 reason to believe that what mas
beeD donr cannot be dcno sgain.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

ES When once you allow a girls
head to get full of finery and beauS, aud
heels full Of values, polkas, and cotil'
lions, you may about as we'll throw her
books in the fire and marry her TO the
frs, simplcton who will take her oil your
hands, for her days of study and i'm.
provement are at all end.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

UWo learn from the Fairnont Eir.
gilman that tho resignation OF Marshal
Ambler does not take effect until Febrn'
ary next, and that J. T. Martin, the new
aprointee has resigned his seat in the
Virginia Senate, 10 take effect at the
same lime. Mr.. Marin will consequent.
ly occupy his seat in the Senate until
that time. ..'
The formal breaking Of ground on
the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
took place at Callettsburg on Saturday
last, ....
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

GANE in sone parts ofthis county is
very plentiful this fall, and a great den
has been secured for the tables of cpl
cures in such dainties. Two men resi-
ding in the vicinity of Gran'svills have
killed no less than eleven bears in the
two weeks, and two in the neighborhoo,d
Of Sang Run, have killed seven. INC
heavy mast in this county, has caused
them to migrate lhi'her.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

~ In expectancy of the Message, we put a
portion of our advertisements, as well as some
VERY interesting original matter on our first page
where the reader may fud it. President Pierce
nonoooliscs ,heinnrr form 10 tho exclusion oil our
usual variety.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

A SECOND CRor OF AprLrs.-W. 7. Golf,
Esd, of this place has in bis safden,an apple
Irse a, ,his tins bea'ingu second crop. The
natural fruit Of the tree isa round, white ap'
ple with reddish tint and ripe in the latter
pan Of July or atss of August but the pre-
sent crop is totally unlike them, being a
lorr. red apple, and very sour, We believe
We never heurd Of tree with more pro.
life and tickle taste. II must DO " maiden
Misunderstanding Register y
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N1ORGANT0WN, Va.
saturday, December 10, 1853.
OUR AGENCIES.

rrmr c. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third ST.,
ph I ir one of our most oOlisins and
attentive Agents..
r, ". CARR, Third street, opposite tho EI.
change, Philadelphia, ia also our Agent for thai
City. ,-....-
has kindly consented to &C, as Agent '0F "e
Mirror. a.,
p.M. Auy1L, Ncs,orviIlc, Barbour CO., Va.
G. CREsAp, ESQ.,, KingwOOd, Preston CO., Va
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

Dprosperity,oo often has the same
effect Oh christian that calm sea has
on Dutch mariner, who frequently, it
is said, in those circumstances. ties up
the rudler, gets lruak aud oes'o sleep
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VALUABLE PRoPEpIY
E'ORaSILE.

FORsSALE. He
! offer foE SalsahesHoUSE snd Tot III
MorgSnIo%n wleFsSl reside
Also. one o'hei t.ouse aud Rot in Moi.
saulowa siisibIy sl;ua:sd.
also, The Rouse and Yet on he West
s;le Of 'hs Monoogahela rirer, Opposite IL
MoFSen!own, known US the Wilkins prop
cry
~ AIso, six az .c4ca ,hor5tna first ,o.t
Pine Shingles.
Terms made Known on application 10 ne.
GEORGE 3. RAY:
Nov. 10, 1883; a,
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TEMPERANCE HAIL.

MoSoNGALIA DIVISION, No, 50, Sons q
Temperance, meet at their Hall on Walnut street
every Thurslay evening, q, 6 O'Clock
L. uoUGu,u.s. VII. EVANS. WI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

sgsThe less man needs money, the
more he worshipsi,. Misers ate always
people with SINAI! appotites aud no chill
dren. aH.
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opp FELLOWS, HALL,

ORPHANS, FRIEND ENcAMPMENT, No. :;
meets a, z O'Clock, on the evenings of the rE''
and THIRD Mondays Of zach month.
ELIJAH MoaoA", Sec'y, GEo'S.RAr, c,p.
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plTTsBURG MARKETS.

Saturday, November 81.
Hay per ton, Sill to sl2.
Flour, receipts large. s5.2o to 5.e2.
Rye do $500.
Corn, 80 to So.
Oats, 40 10 d.
Hogs, dressed, sets.
White Fish, $3.50 per heh
Cheese, Q. TO 10 cp. III
Sugar $40 6by,hs hh17
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

w0ur Daniel says proof enough can
be seen tina, tho people now days don,
live as well nor so long as in oldcn times
in tho fact that wo don't find any very
old folks but that were born great
while ago. Ho says tie present las new
or furnished them-andhc don't Believe
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Cbygters (! Oysters !!

Price EHcGwsc5!
rs7HE sutscriber is making an eeo't-snd y
n pie.ty rrtcsssful one--to keep on hand nt-
III times, Oysters By .he can, halfean and dozen:
ana 10 prepared to GeiYc them up at his Oyster
Saloon, either S,cwed; Fried or ,Dro:led, to al
who may favor hin with call, and viii! Spass I'd
pains TO give general s1tsiac,ioni me-
Il BARAyG.JA
lie is also ruthlns ,tis Baking with r's""s'
Energy, and ia prrpsredt 10 furnish his elttone's
and all others with Bread aud Cakcs Of eYe:J
description. . ga! %
PARTIES snd those ~Lo purchase by ,ha
iua"'i,y, vii rs furnished al; SAolesu!e prices:
Candies, Pickles, &c.
lie hos on hand Il good stock Of Candies, :res!i
aud nice, which he Is ssllipg very low.
Cucumber Pickles hy the dozen o. i,unarcd.--s
scSars, and many nthcr ltlses nd. meatienet
here TOT want Of room. =, &R.sB
DC careful to call a, he Sign hr,Le G.cn psf
and TED fiag, South gas, cotse, Of liiga aad
Hllnd; streets, MorGan,u~n.
November 10, 1858. ]. CrPllsRS:
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TO THE PUBLIC.

sEfA HAVING located in this placr for
the purpose of practising my Profess
sion, respectfully tender my SERVICES TO the cit:
iznus Of the town and surrounding country. Be-
ing stranger here, dcch it but justice 10 my
self to state tina, have had thorough Collegi-
ste course of Medical instruction, have pTOc,isel
under the supervision of some OF the most dis
,inguishcd Physicians Of Virginia, and have since
been engaged in private practice. Satisfactory
testimonials, also, as to qualifications &C., cad
be suen a, any time by calling a,my office, which
ia directly opposite the Courthouse, and lw0
doors wca. ofW. 7. Wi!ey's uGice.
I.F. CAMPBELL, NJ y.
Morgaato#n, Va, Dec. 10, 1853.
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NoyoYGALlA LODGE, No. g., meet, at 2
O'Clock every Saturday evening
s. s,reyyirp, Jr., Ssc'y. N. HAYES, NC.
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sos Acres.

Fora more particular description II said
lands reference may lie hal TO the !cpcr. OF
tdhst Commissioner, aud 10 the papers in Iii.
scause: sale on Il r.tllt Of 6. i2, is, 2l, 80
aud SS months, purchaser giving bonds witt
approved security, bearing interest from ,hs
dav Of salc. G. CREShP,
Nov. 10, 1883, Is. Commissioner.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
sns.sS \ 5 .,.s,, y !. IN cz4y.ssss

Ft!INUANl 70 he decree ttntFfed IN the
foregoing case, Ut the h,irus; term, 1858,
Of the Circui, Cont of Preston county, |
shall. on The SECOND MONDAY in DE.
GENDER, 1858, being Court day. ut the
front door Of the couu-hcrsc in Kingwool.
rrocert 10 sell the lie estate Of Richard
Surple il the land in the bill and PROCEED
ines mentioned, consisting Of several TFuc,s
Of Laml lying 10 the counties Of Preston,
Randolph and Hampshire, amounting TO z
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N0NONGALIA MIRROR.

PRAISE WHERE We cas- Asp cESsrar WHERE We
-.rrs MUST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-01

Professor Alex g. Barry's Trloophercus,
Medieaed Compound. curling PIesery
Ing, restoring, strengthening the hair, re wing diseases
Of the skin, curing rheumatic pains and Healing external
wounds Bounded by no geographical lines the repgta.
ton OF Barrys tricopherous Peryades the Union The
article OF late yeaTa have icTeasedtn ratio
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry,
full examination or his sales book finds that the number OF
bottles delivered to order in quantities OF nom half gross
upwaFdsj during the year 1852, was wi tribe Of 99
600 sss ~. -
1t Is unnecessary present at length the evidence or
or The trieoPherous when public
have furnished such endorsement as this The cheap.
ness article and tho given OF It's
fcal action upon the hfir the scalp and in all cases OF SUI
percal irritation first ecommended ito the attention
orthe people, This was all that the inventor desIed Bys
cry bottle advertised itsef The effects Of the hutd
ed expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies would
without 1t. Country dealers In every section the
United tates found III and thus built
up wholesale trade extent hitherto unheard oas
regards articles oftIs kind. The highest point has not
yet been reached and Il is believed the sales this year
Will be million and nall OF bOttleS4s 3st
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty cents largo bOitles
Iibaral discount purchasers by the quaty Sold by
all tine the United states and
Canada, Mexico West Indies, Great Britain, France, anu
by J. II. Patterson, Whesling, Va. JuHel 4dtwSrw6m.