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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
FEFTY'ICRE

more or less, situate in Monongulia coun'
~. which was conveyed to hm by John
Stradlpr and wife) on credit Of sin
twelve and eighteen months. the pnrrha-
ser giving bond bearing interest from date
with security for the purchase money. and
a lien will also b. retained on the Land
sold. for the purchase money until the
same is paid.
RI. BERKSHIRE, Commissioner.
September 90, 1858. 30
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ALLEGHENY CITY. Sent. Is.

ALLEGHENY CITY, Sept. Is.
Sales Of 1870 head beef.rattle at prices
ranging from s2,75 to $500 gross, equal
to $3.50 $50 net.
SHEEP bring 50 TO 8 per head,
CALVES s2to3"
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2 MEDICAL CARD. ,

CHARLES McLANR. NJ. D.. fSA&c
SCOTT. NJ. D., aud HUGH w. BROCK,
NJ. D., (haying this day associated tbsm-
selves together under tile firm Of DIS. Nc.
Lane, Scott 6 Brocsl, tender tlIrir setvi-
tcs to their friends and the public gene.
rally as practitioners OF Medicine, Sage.
~, &C., &c.
Being graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges, they offer their professional sr.
vices 10 the public wi,huntany additional
guaranty spperaadei TO their preyipus
success. sila
stoffire as formerly. opposite tic Mrr.
chants & Mechanics Bank.
MUfsaniown, Anspste, lsSa.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

W. Barnahas Bates, the champion
of free postage, is dangerously i'll at his
son-n-law's residence in Boston. His
friends despair Of his recovery.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Rev. Bayarl Waller has been
,nulc,ed in $4,000 damages. in Carroll
COUNTY, Ky, for seduction.
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1--WE learn that DR.. Stone, Of
Washington. has Just finished the clay
model for his bus, Of the Hon. Thomas
II. Benton.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

T The revenue duty on sugar for
the last five years has amounted TO 49,
100000 of dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Gen. Cass has been offered the ap.
poiutment of Minister to France. 1t
is nut likely that he will accept.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The quantity Of ale and spiritnons
liquors produced in the United States,
in 1850, exceed 100000 gallons.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Elisha SniLrr, Guardian, &C.,
Marshall Snider and others.
DURSUANT 10 the Decree rendered in
l. the foregoing cause at the September
term. 1858, Of the Circuit Court Of Mon.
ongulia County, | shall proceed. Oh the
fourth Mond uy Of October, 1883, theing
Court day. in front Of the Courthouse III
Morgantown, 10 sell ut public auction 10
2Eza the highes, bi,ldrr. the
tissMf HOUSE AND LOT
llh@ in the proceeding. mentioned,
lie my he mansion house and residence Of
William Hayhurs, deceased. and onr and
u.four,h acres Of LAND connected there.
with, situate il Mononsalia cohnly,wlich
was assigned TO Minerva Snider and late
Minerva Hayhurst as her portion Of the
doucr part oflhe Real Estate Of said Wm.
lla, hurst, der'd.) on credit Of 6, laanl
IS months, the purchaser giving bond hear
ins interest from date with approved Sc.
curity for the purchase money, and a lien
will also be retained for the same on the
said house and 10, until pnid.
RI. BERKSHIRE, Com'r.
September 90, 1853. 2l5
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rITTsBURG, Sept Is.
10 A, CINCINNATI, on the 18Th inst
Flour was selling at s5,loa5,eo.
The Cattle Markets.

The Cattle Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
The offeringa reached 1850 head beef
cattle; Prices ranged from So, 26a4 90 on
the hoof, equal to s6,5Oa7:75 net and az.
erasing $780,. gross.
HOGS were in fair supply, and sold at
sS,5Ou 7,l2l-l2 for live hoss.-.!mer.
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The last time the yellow fever pre-
vailed in New York, as an epidemic,
was iii 1882.
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Marrte0:

On the 2ah uI,imo, by Rev. Geo. F. c,
Conn. Mr.. EMERY TAYLOR to Miss
MARY vANv0RlS, daughter Of Mr.. FL.
20 vaavoris, both Of Greene county, Pa.
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SADDLES,

4 more general assortInen, of said article
that eau 10 20, in an. other Shop in the e"nII-
Try. Also, HARNESS of every description,
fine and common Buggy Harness Of all kinds
Wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, Ne,
NIL OF which they have aud will continue to
keep on hand, and make to order at the short
est notice, at their old stand two doors East
Of the Cour,.huuse, and win sell 10 oid and
new customers On the most reasonable terms.
Citizens of this and the adjoining counties
arc respectfully invited 10 call aud examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NAY 81, 1858. 3no.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Jamcs Eddy, Guardian, &c
Is. In Chdhtefy
Charles c. Jester aud others
DURSUANT TO the decree rendered II
L the foregoing cause, nj the Seplen.
her term. 1858, Of the Circuit Court Of
Alonongalia county, shall proceed. on the
funrlh Monday Of October, 1858. it being
Ccu, day. inlron, of the C""'. House in
Mursanlown, to sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, the Lands in the pr".
ceedinss mentioned (bcing the tract OF
land owned by John D. Jester, decd. nj
his death, rontainin.
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.

| -. wlIiTMoRE, HUGH JONES
Z. II. WOLFF. J. DUFF.
WHlTMORE, WOLF O. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware
SIGN OF THE ANylLs,
Va. so, Wood street,
Three DOors nboc 81. Charlcs H0trl
PlTTSBURG, PA.
NNAKE this method Of informing cut.
TONERS uud Dealers, that they are
nav in receipt of their Fall Supply which
has been selected with great care from
the Manufactures oil Europe aud the
Eastern States.
Our stock comprises mnrh larger as.
sor,ment Than is generally kept by sIrni'
lar establishments, and is particularly u
dapted to the country trade.
Having superior facilities Tor procuring
goods, il is without hesitation that We
dsfp competition .f'om any quarter,
Venue now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased aud
forwarded by one Of the firm whu ha.
been spending some months in England
and Germany, and who will continue to
keep MS supplied with Foreign Hard.
trurr bought from first hands only.
Western Merchants are respectfully III.
viled 10 an examination Of our stock and
prices previous 10 going further eastward.
Anon. our assortment! may be found
the following
1921 dozen Knives and Forks,
sll4 Pen and Pocket Knives,
1903 " SciSsns & Shears,
elU =" Razors in eases,
50 :. Plated Tea & Tab. S roons
$50 /" German Silver, do do,
45O Gross Britannia do do,
$50 doz. Hand aud Zip Saws,
IS :: Tenant, do,
400 Mill, Pitt & Crossrut Saws,
1900 pairs Trace Chains,
400 dozen Halter & Druy Chains,
45J {" Axes, assorted Brands,
100 I" Chisel$ & Plane Irons,
30 eases Planes,
1900 doz. Files aud Rnsrs,
ol7 /" Gun I.nrks-Gun Things,
IS Bales Deer lair,
100 doz. Knob Locks & I.a'ches,
1000 Pad Chest & Side Locks,
$50 I" Shovels & Spades.
2l7 Hay s Manure Forks,
Gum Cloth,
Belluws's, AnvilS & Vices.
Cast, Sheer & Blister Steel. &c, &c.
S,ADDLERY HARDWARE.
We are continuing to make large add.
lions to this branch Of our business.
Sept. 10, 1858.
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Received at The N. Y, Cheap Variety
Store,

Black, Blue. Pink, Made and Salmon
cnIurrd, aIl wool DrI.aines. Some brali.
iilul Blue, Pink, MUle and Tan coured
l'urug"s, also nice lol Del'azes. ,osr'h.
rr with some very pretty Barase De!.aines
Prints. Bunnels. Straw Trimmings. RIB.
hons. Flowers, also Ginghams,s Back aud
Nude figured ALPACA. Some very cheap
Blraclled aud Brown Muslin, Diapers,
Twprds. Cassimerps, Black Green Brown
mud Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps .,
Groceries. A splendid article l2s
cent Mug Tobacco, and some more Of the
ne plus ultra. Tea at a shilling per or.
Come running, but don't fall down.
CARR, SMITH & co.
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FIN A LILY

F IN A LII Y.
WE have placed all our accounts AMI
notes in the hands Of W. A. GusEMAS,
who will attend 10 the collecting aud sci.
Ting the same OIL or before The first day
of September next. He will put those UT
paid out for collection. Don't think we
are in fun; he is instructed by us to do
this, certain. We ought to have done this
long ago to get money TO pay our own
debts. +. c. LAZlEE,
Aug. | 1858. ia. McLANE.
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THE MARKETS.
FROM OUR LATEST ADTICES,

FROM OUR LATEST ADFlCES.
MoRGANToWN, Sept. 90.
FLOUR lsat $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-S7 10 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 F." g
OATS-33 10 =: " "
POTATOES-5o " "
BUTTER-Fresh rolls 10 cents.
TALLOW-1O cents per ID.
BACON-fIams. 10 cents:
It Shoulders S l3,
IS MiddInss: 8 10.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
FL0UR-s6,25 $50.
WHEAT-Sl,4l a l,52.
CoRN-75 a 76 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
FLoUR-fresh stound at s6.l2s
CORN MEAl-S3.5O per bafrsi.
WHEAT-Sl.25.
CORN-79as0 cents.
WHlSKEY-in barrels 80, hhds 29a3O.
BALTIMoRE-Sept. 10.
FLOUR-s6a6.l2 Ia
Pa. CORN MEAL-s3,37l-2
WHEAT-l2Oa 1872 cents.
CORN-72a14 cents.
RYE-7Sa76 cents.
WHlsKEY-29a fper gal.
PITTsBURG, Sept Is.
FLoUR-s5.25a5,S7.
WHEAT-95 cents per bu.
CORN-6O Z" "
GROCERIES-N 0 Sugar, rs comm.
to 81 prime by the hid, and ST to 81 ioI
ordinary qualities by tile barrel. Coffee,
9 Id 10 10 10; Molusses, 30aS2.
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Virsinia---
Al Rules held in the Clerks 0lHre oil
the County Court Of Preston, on the iIrs'
Monday in September, 1858:
John &C. c''s'' ; IN DEBT.
John F. Cozinn.
The object Of this suit is to recover a
debt of $50, due from The defendant to the
plaintiff; and it appearing, by affidavit.
ina, the defendant is not resident Of
this State, he is therefore hereby required
to appear here within one month after
due publication oil this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests.
A copy teste: SMITH CRANE, OK.
G. Cresap. PlG''s. Atty.
September II, 1858.
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To William +. Clark, Marshall Clark
and Hehw Ills ~Ie, and Da'id
C1ark and Lydia his ~jf:
N7OU are hereby notified that on the
L eth day Of October next, in The city
OF Piusburg, Pa, at the office OF h. Hep
burn, Esq. ION Fourth street between
Smi,hiivld and Wood Streets ,-and OH
Monday, the 3lst Of the same month at
the house of WIN. Chambers, in Jefferson
township, Allegheny county, shall take
sundry dtposi,lons to be read in erldenre
in the suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Mononsalia county, on the Chan
cery SIDE Of said Court, wherein ami 9TH
ers are Plaintiffs and you are Defendants
and il from any cause the said deposlilons
should no, be commenced on that day. OF
being commenced should not be conplet.
ed, they will be continued from day to
day SUNDAYS excepledl until the les,Imo-
ny BE- completed. ....
JOHN DUZENBERRY.
Executor Of Henry Du:encerry, deed.
September II, 1853. 2lS'
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr mill Stone,
.Witi Furnishing,
Steam Engine establishment,

$40, 32l, 1913, Liberty Street,
Oppusite Smithfed street;
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
S,cam Engines for Saw and flonring Mills
generally on hand aud made To order. iiolIsrs
Tor Engines made to order On short notice.
frencl; burr Mill Siunes, old ant new st"cA'
OF nv own manufactured warranted bestlnal-
i,y, ulwnys on hand nj tho lowest prices. Lsu-
rel Hill Mill Stones always On hani. MiI'
Spindlrs, mill Irons, mill 4 Regulating Screws.
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn aud Cob Grinders,
Cast Iron Proof Slaves, Leather Betting always
On hand.
4 LuI's Patent French Burr Sinnt Matlines'
aSnpcrior article, used in orcr 800 OF the best
mills in ihu West. They run light, clean well
and ,Ist. ar,! will last life time. When the,
bccnmc dnl tho edge can he renewed by
cracking tn. Hurri We annex Il rcrtiiica,H
from unr of the largest ilonring mills in the
West, aud for further PARTICULARS relief TO our
hsnd bills.
ptrtsBuhGl, June 20, 1859.
W. W. Wallace. EsT.-Drar Sir--We have
now III use in odr mill two of tnnr Burr Smut
machines; they work TO bur chttt satisiactinn'
and they are durable, not liable 10 get out "i
order, aud We consider them the best machines
new in use. WlLMARIli NObLE.
AL! orders promptly attended to.
~. "! WALLACE,
3ig Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Ia"
FLASHER PARIS for laEd aud
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NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
FL0UR-s6,25 $50.
WHEAT-sl,4l l,59.
CORN-75 a 76 cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

THE ERrcssoN.-The pilot of the caloric ship
Ericsson has filed in the Office of the Atlantic Mu-
tual Insurance Company, the following certificate
of the circumstances attending the recent expert
mental trip of that vessel. -..f
'This is to certify that on the 4th day of January
1858, l piloted the caloric ship Ericsson from
Williamsburg, leaving there between and 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, passed the flag staff on Governors
Island at O'clock and Sc minutes; was abreast
Fort Diamond at 10 o'clock 80 minutes and 80 sec
onds-being run of 6-38 miles 81 minutes and 30
seconds. Proceeding down the bay, rounded to BE-
low Spithead buoy at IL o'clock and 81 minutes,
and then came to anchor in n thick snow squall,
which freahened to gale during the evening On
the morning of the 9Th left the anchorage about 20
minutes before Il O'Clock. and. coming up against
strong tide and north wind, anchored on the Bat
terry at about half-past 1 O'Clock.
(Signed) JOHN MAGuIN, New York Pilot
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Lord John Russell's Address.
the Electors of the Eif,, of T,oD6,,,


GENTLEMEN: Having contributed by my vote
to the overthrowof the Administration of Lord Der
by, have considered it my duty 10 assist, when
called upon by my Sovereign, in the formation OF
new Ministry. have felt it incumbent upon me-
IN order to give 10 the country the full advantages
OF liberal policy, to sink those personal preten-
sons which my position might have entitled me to
form. havoc Consequently accepted Office under
the Earl OF Aberdeen, upon whose upright charac-
ter and enlightened views place the greatest reli
ance. My seat is therefore vacant. a..rr.-
have little OF novelty to add to the declarations
addressed to you on the 22d of May, previously to
the General Election. then said that could have
no hesitation in accepting the chalenge-to decide
finally, completely, and conclusvely, the contest
between Protection and Free Trade. That con-
test has been decided, finally and concusively, in
favor of Free Trade. then said, and now repeat
that the commercial polcyof the last ten years as
not an evil TO be mitgated, but good to be extern
ded-not an unwiSe and disastrous policy, which
ought TO be reserved, altered, modified, but
just and beneficial system, which should be supper
ted, and strengthened and upheld. l adverted at
the same time to The legal difficulties and expenses
which clogged the transfer of land, the complicated
machinery OF the Customs Department. and the re-
naming burdens and restrictions on the shipping in
terest -.r
Now, as then, am prepared to attempt the relief
of that portion of fellow subjects who are still
excluded by their religious belief from political
privileges. l entertain q sanguine hone of suc-
cess in that endeavor.
then stated that the progress of the working
classes in knowledge and intelligence ought to be
accompanied by an increased share political pow
en- whIief was well aware how difficult task 1t
Is TO adjust, IN any plan of Representations the
pect due to ancient prescription, and growing in
telligence.
To this task the Ministry of the Earl of Aberdeen
will anxiously apply themselves. A matter of so
much Importance requires from the Government the
most deliberate consideration before any measures
are submitted TO Parliament. @
BY joining the Administration of Lord Aberdeen
believe that shall best promote the cause to which
my political life has been devoted-hat CT rational
and enlightened progress 1t is to progress that all
our efforts will be directed
look TO the extension of education, of civil and
Religious liberty, of commercial freedom, and of
political rights, as the tue means of preserving
those institutions under which we have enjoyed so
much happiness.
have the honor to be, Gentlemen,
Your grateful and obedient servant,
... JOHN RUSSELL.
CHEsHAN-PLACr Dec OF
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS.
Patent Phasaene Gn.,

n = FhOsHene Qsnb, : u" =
- r u b X MIN I II A n e. lr
hhis Lamp Jor producing portable Light cofde emily
,eSoHnnLended as superior 10 other ttSe.
VIE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aeriform
foratons in Platna - 1'G1''s' 80 i
The Gas is generated used, heat ofits own
acting on the burner, connected with Liquid
tue Lamp Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
LOT creating and burning aeriorm Gas. D.. 20 -
lis construction is SUCH possibility accident
It's use Is entirely removed and the great simplicity
It's renders II less liable get
any other kind OF Lamp requires cleaning and trim
ns as 90 the OIL and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
either with or without glass globe shade and per
iectly free from smoke or odor.i
The opinions OF the scientific may learned from the fac
hat at the Annual Fair of the American Institute 1916
siLvEh was awarded to the Inventor, Di.
to the Northumberland the was proneunc
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by laa I'D
I4'.fr,- a O. f..ygJ. X. DUNHAM 81 CO. H
70 49,. ,l ~ No. % Monroe st. the Post Office
aaalir.u
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eoOL.-As southerner was walking the
streets of New York the other night. he was ac-
costed BY three rutians who pretended to be drunk
and asked him the time of night '1 will tell you,
said he in his blandest terms Placing his hand in
one of his pockets ifto draw out his time piece
and drawing forth a revolver instead he presented
The latter and cooy remarked, 1T is just going to
strike thyeef' The ruffans vanished in an in
slant. .EIG2 s. JuU-L
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iiE' REArPEARANcE OF A MAN SUPPOSED TO BE MUIR
'1tDERED.-Many OF our rea1ers remember the repor-
Hted disappearance of a Mr.. Lewis of Cincinnati,
saandthe subsequent Arrest efthree men on charge
of having murdered him. No tidings to throw any
light on his sudden absence. or the mysterious cir
culnstances connected with ii, were received until
= Hetnesday when the whole matter was cleared up
by the aUiEalao Mro Lewis himself. The news
spread through the city with great raphlity and
na caused much excitement 1t was telegraphed to
Nissan at Columbus. one of the men arrested on
the charge of his murder, and also to the father
the supposed victim, who is confined in the lunatic
asylum at that place
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

LAMENTABLE occuRRENcE.-On Wednesday the
29th ult, Mrs Jane Orr, rect of James Orr deceas-
was thrown from her horse near the residence Of
Parker Smith Esq, the back part of her head rs is
supposed striking the point ola rail, which caus-
ed her death in very short time. She had been
ed the same day before she started home. and the
fatal acclden: that Terminated her own existence.
occurred but little while after she had informed
MT Smith ofthe death of Mr.. KelEey, which She
tainties of life, and thus has the community in
which they resided, been deprived of two most es.
Unable residents, the one by disease and the other
6y violence, each having left many relatives and
friends to mourn their departure.
Mrs. OrwaS aged about so or IS wears. and Mr.
Kelly was in his Saith year.-A6ington Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

D1n the Common Pleas of Philadelphia, on
Saturday. the Court delivered an important deci
sion, wherein about one million dollars worth OF
property, claiming exemption from taxation under
various acts of the Assembly, ismade liable to their
Just proportion of taxes. The Pennsylvania Hos.
pitai', Christ Church Hospital and other charita-
Die, religious and other literary Institutions, from
which an income is derived, are made to pay tax
under this decision, >tiaI n or ~ ilsli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

sa DEATH OF SENATOR UPnAM.-The National In
telligencer of Saturday says: ia. ...a..assa .
: the death of Hon. VIM. Upham, a Senator in Con.
Is gress from the State of Vermont. Fol a year or
two past he had been in delicate health, which
declined rapidly since he came on to attend the
present session of Congress- and he expired yester-
day at his lodgings at the Irving Hotel in this city,
aged about ffty-six years. The. deceased was a
man of strong mind and very decided opinions,
though he was OF retiring disposition and seldom
mingled in debate. He was a faithful representa-.
tive OF his State, and asSiduous in the discharge
OF his legislative duties as his infrm health would
permit. The information of his death reached the
Senate yesterday after that body had decided to adj
iourn over to Monday, but they Immediately re-
voked that decision, and meet to-day to take or
der for paying proper respect to the remains oftheir
deceased colleague.