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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
Neuralgia.
Pain Stopped Instantly I

Railways Ready Relief possesses an almost
iuiraculous influence over the sharp darting
pangs Of pain Of this cruel complaint. In q fow
minutes the piin.strcken sufferer experiences
tho most delightful sensations Of departing pain.
It has cured thousands Of cases In the city OF
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost to deaths dopr.. The effects Of tbs
Ready Reliefis to stop the pain Immediately
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
the nerves with energy and vitality, tho loss Of
whichis the chief cause Of nervous pains.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
The use of Morphine, strychine, Aconite.
,Belladonna, Arnica and other poisons, are not
only dangerous but cruel. The effect Of these
poisons is not to cure the disease, OF TO remove
from the System the pains, but to &
Deadsn the nerves, to weaken and stop tho nor.
vous energy, to puralyze the functions Of
the nervous system & destroy sensation. :,
this practice is continued for any length Of
time the patient will not only waste away, but
De brain will become parslyzed and the intel.
leet destroyed. / z &, y. ~ q
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is FREE from Morphine,


and all other dangerous and narcotic inilaenes,i
To the weak and paralysed nervous system il
imparts. life instead Of death, and the pain ID
stopped BY the healthy Influence which Rad.
ways Ready Relief imparts to the nerves, in.
stead of the lifeless, sleepy and paralysing Of.
feet which Morphine aud all other preparations
containing this poison produce on the system.
SICK HEAD ACHE. hi T
RAILWAYS READY RELiEr WILL STOP TBS
n MOST pIsrREsslso PAINS IN A FEW MtNu1Es
AND PREVENT RENEWED ATTACKS.
It will cleanse and sweeten the stomach and
neutralize the pcrnicious acids OF the system.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, /.
Diarrhea,. -Dysentery, M 400
Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus, 4, {
Painful Discharges: 81,
It relieves the most severe pains in a few mira
utes.-checks the most distressing discharges&
IL SPEEDILY REMOVES THE CAUSE.
IL. plSi ~ RHEJIMAs
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vIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
+ Office Of Preston County Court on Wednes-
day tho stliof December, 1862;
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DIR. auYsoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK&SAR SAPARlLLA!

;Ts.NoW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST sized
bottles, and is acknowledged to be the best
SARsAPARILLA made, as is certified by the
WosDEnruL CURES II has performed, the orig.
inal copies Of which are in thepossession OF
tho Proprietor. Remember, this il. the only
TRUE and ORIGINAL article. "a M
The Medicine, when used according to d.
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Its effects are lie electricity-it arrests tha
most distressing pangs in few seconds-i,a.
soothing, neutralizing and healthfll influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes tho secretion ofeyery gland In.
the systen,, subduing the most excruciating par
'oIyam Of pain, and impartiny strength and Tie.
tnlity to every organ. No. ~, Na. .
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Radway,s. Ready Relief will stop the mos.
severe and excruciating. pains Of Rhauma,ism
almost instantly. Persons are living in this city
who, for mspths, were confined to their beds
by Rheumatic pains, whose bones were un-
sound from top to toe, t@hose joints were dis,
tortcd with painful s%ellings, that were reliev-
ed from all pain in l5tminntes by the use Of
Railways Ready Relief. This IL truth and thou-
sands in the city Of New York, and huadreda
Of thousands in the United States, \ can answer
for the truth of this assertion-we, need NO cef..
tilicates Of Cures-we publish no lopg list Of
names to prove the efficacy of Railways Rea-
idy Relief, for the citizens Of almost every town
In the Union, for the last four years, have test
cd it themselves : : $50 ~ e
s.ss 5554 CHILL FEVER. 81,
Chtilt stopped In q feu rfaatss: pain yslisvsx
z, Instantly.
Radway's Ready Relief acts like charm in
all cases of chils and fever 1t breaks the chile
Immediately, warmshup and invigorates with
health and strength every organ and secretios
ofthe system. ftao,
Whenever yos feel pain, apply Rsdwsy's
Ready Relief It's sure to relieve you In few
minutes. II you have pains in the stomach, in
testnes, int the liver, kidneys, bowels, joints.
and bones, Railways Ready Relief, taken In
ternally or applied externally, will in . few
minutes stop pain aud quickly remove its eause.
Prize 20 and 50 cents per bottle.
ri RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAR,
Composed Of the most delicious, rare and IA
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or extracts, oils and costly cssences--
or flowers, roots, trees and oriental plants,
Possessing wondrous virtues DER skin diseases.
Rad,eays Circassiaa Balm;
lmparts nutriment to the hair, makes ii strong,
glossy, rich and lusuriant, cleanses the seals
from dsndtuf. fastcns the hair = makes IL grow
~ Price % cents bottlss a. 3.
1s's RADWAY & co. -
Principal Office, l62 Fulton st. MY. y
AGENTSs h, 4 Y f.7f =
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J.R. Yeager 4 Co. Indian c,eok, p.
February 49, 1853, isa
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A Puzzle
DR. i, Gu W IMPROVED EXTRACT

w Answer loriddle last week: I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
POETRY.
Away with Gloom.

BY JOHN YEoMAN. Spurn the lines which sorrow traces: Laugh the ills of life away; They who wear the gladdes, faces,
 Always live the longest day. Why complain, though fortune press thee Why repine at lowly birth, While conientment still may bless thee With the joys of pealing mi',h? Art thou rich in pounds and rulles? Dosl ihon sleep on beds of down? Laugh t0 see how vain the baub.es
 Which deceive the gaping clown. What though now thy years are many, Aud thy locks are turning gray; Hast thou not g hope Of any
 Joy beyond thy mortal day? Thou hast dreamed perhaps of glory; Fate has held thee under ban: Still unknown 10 song or story,
 Thou canst be merry man. Foil not after gilde6 sadness;
 Let not woe thy soul enlice; Forthe earth is full of gladness
 Offered thee without price. Do'st thou speak of cares and troubles? Cares aud troubles, what are ihey9 Nothing more than floating bubbles
 Which laugh may drive away. Laugh, and charm the lales 10 listen; Hoot all gloomy fancies down; Thus shall time forget 10 hasten, And cen death relax his frown.
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shall get well paid for this Job. Hip, hip,
hip, hurrah in
L thought to be sure, that Mr.. Shaw
must have gone mad. There was a man
looking over the railing of the churchyard
with spade on his shoulder, and to him
Mr.. Shaw said:
Five guineas for that spade,
The man thought he was mad. and tri-
ed to run away, but he dropped the spade,
and in another moment Mr.. Shaw's coat
was of, and he was digging away like
fury.
"Where's tho stone?' he cried. .sbring
the stone. That's the thing-all right
Here We are. Another knock /; all right
all right"
Lord 20 said the stone mason, as he
lifted up his hands: .look there"
Hooked in the direction he indicated,
and there to my astonishment. / saw ar
irving carts, coaches, cabs, and wheelbar.
rows. and each contained tombstone
A regular tight ensued at the entrance of
the churchyard, and engaged in the fight
/ recognized the relations of Mr.. Jordan.
Heavens, how they cuffed each other.
''Hold 20 cried Mr.. Shaw. .'you are all
too late. although you had information
you ought not to have had. There is al
ready stone on Mr.. Jordan's grave. and
planted. too, by the only one who knew
not what you all knew. Listen to the
conclusion of the will And to that one
of my relations who will erect a tomb
stone to my memory. bequeath my
blessing and forgiveness, and eighty
thousand. pounds in bank stock Ma
dame, (tcMrs. Grantham) Il congratu-
late you"
And there's your ring said 1 /; 'Mr.
Shaw. let us shake hands. Ladies and
gentlemen. you had better all of you keep
the tombstones for yourselves. You can
get the name altered, for if you don't Pm
very much afraid you win not find them
something advantageous
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TAnE0 BACK ALL THE HARD TnIscs
SAID.-We learn from the Rochester Ad-
yertiser, that whig appears IN the col
umns Of the Newark Eagle, who says lie
wrote much and spoke more against Frank
lin Pierce while a candidate Tor the prcsi-
dency but since the object Of his assaults
had been installed in the White house. be
has visited him, and has changed biz opin-
ion entirely. In proof Of which the writer
says:
mo man can pass an hour With him,
without being impressed with the conyic-
ton that Frank Pierce is a man Of mar
ked traits OF fcbaracter-sagacious and dis-
eliminating quick 70 perceive and promp5
70 aet-always ready 70 listen % advice
but possessed Of strong viii and firm
mind. There is peculiar expression
about his eyes. indicative Of the Character
of the man as developed since his ina1ua.
ration II - that--so 70 speak-of a ner-
son who knows himself thoroughly. and
what Is Is Of equal importance, knows
those By whom he is surrounded. He
who aspires 20 overreach Frank Pierce.
must rise early in the morning."
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CARRIERS SPANISH NIX distances ihs y1acs Of
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nY YELLING rev GoDpEN
lost RKAUTIEUL AND DRsaRAEEY

w LOCATED LOTS On CLAY AND 7TH STS
For SALE At AUCTION Will be sold on TIJEs.
DAY afternoon the 18th February 1853 upon the pre-.
mses commencing at O'clock that post beautiful and
desrahly located hail acre lot the of Clay and
9TH street. 1t Il be divided into Eve snitobs .i@s
building lots having outs the east line OF 5th styeet
tour OF them feet and the lot oninr All feet
gacn running back 100 eet to an eey 10 feet vi G.
The locaun of this pr ,retty and the sirgb eDegs f
the neisb rbood II being convenient the market Do
POT, and other public places rende it peculiarly vain
bic as reside uces for gent ell nltliss
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at end j, p,o,tha
Tor negotiable notes, interest aided aud title retail ed
till last note slall be paid.
fe 5 w G0DDJy Ar.4
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NY GEO. :. sUgE.t ..ss.
UAssE CHANGE FOE ANTFoEagF.ya
4 CCTEON SALE OF GHllIS aEIvaEs

HAZE CHANCE F0Es aNTEQIa
Il UCEEGS BALE OF GGa1D, AgAyGR
n AND @ 7PPER CGINs, Nj DALS. &c.-On
MoNoai morning the 2ist insfait coumercug st 10
ocock az tue aFse room over the store OF Mr. Elias Hale
No so6 Main street. will be sold public auction verv
large large collection of cid and very valuable Cold S
yer ana copper Cona Medals and Pocket Pieces com.
prisng from oo0 TO 500 pieces Le.o cac to the state
OF Abram Levy, deceased. N
These coins took Me Lsve fry wears to collect ard
rosities. 49, -
Also Very fac gold patent lever Watch: collection
OF beautlui Oil paltiiug also Chamber Furnore con.
sstlng OH high post mahogany Bedstsal and Bedding
bureau, Washtand Secretary aad Cook Cases pair Of
handsome Ottomans. Cit gs, rGcki Ca;is Garnet DC
N B-lhe above " be opentor ezaininss ion on and
alter Thursday the 18th Install when catalogues of the
Coins be obtaed and the public, both ladies and
sentlem are respectfully uve1to avail Themselves
seeing such large aud fine Lection of greet cur;os
ties, and which said to De tie most valuable In tls
United States. - Wv
~ Terms o-sn.
By ordst OF JACOS 4. LEVY,
Executor Of Abrem Lew, decesssl.
Sale to bs conducted by Gro J. SUMNER, Auct.
ia C--G
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-09

vAMES BROWN, Jr., (who has Il led the Office
y Second Auditor Of Virgin for 80 years past offers
his services to the public after the LIST day of January
next, as STOCK BROKER
He will, agent purchase and sell State Stocks, Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies, and
City, Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks.
He will, for moderate compensation. act attorney
for the transfer OF stocks sold by persons residing at dis
lance from Richmond, and particularly of State Stocks
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the and will collect and remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks, and
also claims the public treasury.
j. B.. Jr,, being well known throughout che State,
deems it unnecessary to annex any references.
de 24-tf
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TVE subscriber having purchased the interest of Mr.
l. JOSHUA J. FRY in ths above concern. will
tinue the General Grocery and Commission Business
the old stand He will give particular attention to the
purchase and sale OF Flour Wheat, Corn Tobacco and
all kinds of country produce Having been extensively
engaged in the business years past he hopes
to give entire satisfaction to all who may favour him
with their patronage. RO. McCANDLISH Jr.,
February LIST, 1888. 1876 Cary street.