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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

Professor Alex. c. Barry's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. for BeautiG
ing Curling, Preserving, Restoring, and Strengthening
the Hair, Relieving Diseases of the skim Curing RheU-
matte Pains, AMI Healing External Wounds Bounde~
by no geographical lines the reputation OF Barrys
copherous pervades the Union The sales of the att,
Gle OF late have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exami-
Ration Of hs saes' book finds that the number Of bot.
kes delivered order in quantities us from half gross
upward, during the year 1852, was within trHe of
100000
IL is unnecessary present at length the evidences
che wonderful properties of the Trcopherous, when
the public have furnished such indors ment as this
The cheapness the article and the explanations given
OF its chemical action upon the hair The scalp and in all
cases Of superficial irritation, rst recommended il 10
the attention Of the people. This was all that the in
ventOr desired. Every bottle advertised iself The eff
fects of the fluid exceed expectation. Ii acted like
charm. The ladies would not he without it, Country
dealers in every section OF the United states found they
must have e and thus built up a wholesale uade
OF an extent hitherto unheard of regards articles Of
this km The highest point has not been reached and
II believed that the sales this year will be million
and half Of bottles
Depot and Mandatory No. 1877 Broadway, New
YORK Retail price, rs cents large bottle
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity and
Oy the principal merchants and druggists throughout
the United states and Canada Mexico, West Indies
Gteai Britain, France, &c, aud by SHELLEY Il SCOTT,
worcester myl4 deOdav6m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

Worcester HydrOpathtc InstitutIon,-
No. GLEN STREET. This Institution is well arranged
or SfeRtment at al seasons IL will remain under the
fdetkai direction Of DR. GEORGE IIoYr until the return
of Or RoGERs from Paris, in April. 1854.
TERMs.-Usualiy from 81 10 50 per week. For
treatment without boafd So to 81 per eek. ol0 dif
Dr. s ROGERS No Glen Ft
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1nfiammatory ExtsrpatOr.-A Remedy TO
the million,

Good for Rheumatism, Group. Fresh Wounds,
yprns, ToOthache, hgue in the Face, Chblains
Neuralgia Sore throat, Runrounds Iapsls Uteri Sore
Lips, &C kso for Cleansing Clothcs from Paint,
Pitch Tar Grease, Oil, &c; and also washing in
Salt Water.
TINS article has been thoroughly examined AID tested
" eminent Chemsis and Apolhecaries and invariably
pronounced safe, pleasant and superior combination
Tor external applications. IL does not contain i'm its
composition particle OF scid or alkaIi, and will be
found safe, speedy, and effective cure for all the va
TlOus complaints, above stated.
II Price 25 cts. hottie.
WHAT The PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
aud my friends had supposed | must live and die
cripple, with the hip complaint But applied the In
9ammatCry Extrpator, and ia month was per.
feetly we'll JAMES WOODBURY.
want some more of the Inhammatory Exrpator
for il Immediately and invariably ielieves my child of
the eroGp. L. CARTER.
Thousands OF similar testimonials can be adduccd in
proof OF It's wonderful efficacy.
G. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass
For sale in, Worcester at Wholesale and Retail nv
u, MARSH. aad ID. SCOTT deOdaw6m y29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

The very best Cook Stove of the season. either for
coal or wood as have the fullest testimonials prove,
from hundreds who have this Stove in use. All Stoves
sod at this establishment, warranted prove as
commended. q No. 231 Main street.
ua21 deNWaF
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Recei0ed at 90 Main Street, this dag, Nou 2.
Il. n. TUCKER, Agent.
God with Man, by Samuel Osgoad, rs
Scripture, Geography, and history, by Edward
Hughes, Inn
Under Ground Mail Agent, by Vdi, rs
Yale College Scrqpes by John d Vose IS
White Cruiser. by y led Buaune, IS
The Moon Hoax, by X. Adams Locke 25
ne BUSINESS Mans Assistant, by |. X. Butts. Is
The Landlord anu Tenants AS istant by r. Butts 25
Inc Irader's 9 uide. by X. Butts, Is
Irior's Life of Burke, vols and 2, 2,C0
Cloud Happiness by Countess D'Orsav, i3s
Lie and Remains OF Robert Murray McCheyBe, 300
Memoir of Rev. DIR JuJsou, 2 vols, 2OO
Homes OF The New World, 2 vols. by Frederka
Bremen, 2C0
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Julius II. Sfedhof
INC Hnnner stove.

Offers his services teacher OF Ancient and Modern
Languages 10 the public. Office, No. l5l Main st.
81 dir
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,Chid's Nurse Wanted

A N American Woman, or a young American Girl.
IA accustomed TO children, is wanted INN ediaely
Employment for The winter can be had. ADD at the
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 233 Main ST., up stains.
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N0TTCR.

TIVE Coparnership heretofore existing under the
l firm OF HARDNESS d BARTLETT, was on the
Slstday OF Oct. 1853, by mutual consent dissolved.
N. Hardness,
Worcester, Nov 4. 1853. +. BARTLETT
N. b. The Vitualing, Oyster, and Fruit Business
will be continued al the old stand of laskness & Bart
lett, by darkness 81 Harrington, who have formed
Connection for that purpose, under the firm of Hardness
q Harrington. N. HASKNEsS,
"A 49, JOS A. HARRINGTON.
r. 5 The friends and patrons OF the Eating House.
neat to Waldo Block, will be entitled to a benefit by
calling on Hakness u Harrington, this FRIDAY Eve
ming. n4 dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04
Winter is C,nminr !

VoU will find splendid assortment OF FURNISH
ING GOODS, such as Gloves of all kinds Nit
tens, Cravajs Scares, Ties Stocks. Plain and Fancy
Shirts Drawers, ard under Shirts, lardkerche.s Boys
Belts Canes, Umbrellas Cloth and Glazed Caps La
dies and Cen lamen's Rubhers. All will be sold cheap
at No. 206 Main ST " orccster
oil df SYLvANUS PRATT
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To Binders.

PROPOSALS will be received. until the 9TH Of No
i vember next for the erection of TOWN HOUSE,
in Leicester The Building to be of brick Axis and
two stories high. Proposals may be made for the
whole Contract, or for the Masonry and Carpenter
work separately
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Counting
Room Of II. A. DENNY & Sons, at any me previous
to the date above, at VIII Itch time Contract will be
closed. HENRY A. DENNY,
Chairman building Committee.
Leicester. Oct. Is, 1853. dtN7
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BOOKS, &c.

Harpers' and Putnam's
\ MAGAZINES for November. Also Cooley and Ora
w ham, just received al So Main ST.
nj DAT f.. N TUCKER, Agent.
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NEW bUUk5,
At Lirermore's Bookstore, directly opposite Amer
tcGn Temperance House
INVERY Ne'V Book Received as soon as issued
II No. le4 Main Street Worcester.
Also School Books and Stationery at Boston an
New York Wholesalo Prices. o2a div
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Also, Ready-Made Clothing.

OF every descTiplion,
as usual consisting Of Over Coats Frock Dress and
SACK Goats, Pants and Vests and every variety of
Furnishing Coos.
Remember the place. 27l Main ST. Piper Block, Wor-
cester, Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2l dawtT
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ENGLISH Books
NEW BOOKS

IUSr received, and for sale low, at &c Main st
Gl3 div f. n. TUCKER, Agent.
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$500 Wanted,
An Unfinished Room Wanted,

ON Mortgage, worth double that amount Apply
~ at the REAL ESTATE AGENUY 233 Main ST..
up stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE MANAsER...........J.G q. CARTLITCH.
BENEFIT OF SEXTON PARRY.
ON FRIDAY Evening", New. All, Will be Acted
" list ume,) eRtircy new Drama, entitled
Mothers Crime Or, The Female Forger
sons-cePtiUe Gre'k Siave--by Miss N. Mccarthy.
To be followed by New Cnmedie,ta entitled the
MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
Dancing by Den Thompson and Miss Lucy A. Cutler.
To conclude list time,) with new Farce, entitled
GOOD FOR NOTHING
~ Full particulars, Bills of the day.
Doors open al u to commence before 8.
PRiCEs-Parquette, so cents; Circle rs cents; Gal.
cry l2a cents. SIS
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Gant's Long ShaWls.

NNT have the hest ass ortnent of The above Goods
w TO be found in The city.
THAYER & EAMES
OILS DIFF Corner OF Nam and Front Streets
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Situation Wanted.
iQUVOa-QYVOf

BY young man to take the charge of a private Car
rage. Apply as above.
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90 Houses and Tenements
Wanted for FIRST rate tenants. Apply as above.
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Storage Room Wanted
A Room to store Furniture. Apply rs above.
Boarders Wanted.
A N TIE d

A FEW Gentlemen be accommodated with
~ pleasant Rooms, and good Board, corner Of on
cord and Prescott &C. No dlws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

A SITUATION, by a Girl who perfectly understands
IN oil kinds o. Cooking and general llousework. APP
ply at Mr.. COLLINS, Temple II. nj d3*
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To be Let

A convenient Tenement on Pleasant At n rooms,
with privilege in cellar kitchen. Rent $3.50 Apply
above.
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To be followed by n New Cnmedietta entitled the
MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
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To conclude list tme,) with a new Farce, entitled
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

song-cogtive GEEK SIoue--by Miss N. Mccarthy,
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A NY MAN wishing TO engage In the boot business,
"A with practical man. can learn Of a good chance
by addressing A b., Worcester, Npss ne4 dtf
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LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,

No. POI Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
By Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
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STAGE MANAGER. j. 6. CARILITCH.
BENEFIT OF SECTION PARRY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-04

Dancing BY Den Thompson and Miss Lucy A Cutler.
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CustOml-saaese Clothing.

OF every description.
u Our assortment OF Gffman, French Eng
hsh, and american Cloths, CasSiD,ereS, DoeSkins
VeSffngS &C., comprises the variety Of sty les
qualities aud prices opened in This city.
We have alsQ secured The services of one of the most
accomplished and skul Cutters in the Uuited States
who viii devcle himself enthey to the work of this
department, and assisted by experienced and faithful
operatives we shall be able furnish Single Garments
or Complete Suits in any desirable style and quality, ae
short notice, which shall in u cases warrant to
give entire satisfaction.
Our facilities such, owing TO the extensive assert
ment IRON which customers may select, and the large
number Of workmen employed, that we can mnnufac-
ture Garments Suits Of Clothes an almost incred-
6e short space of time, without The sacrifice that
thoronghness in the manufacture essential to good
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Execution Of Woodward.

The FIRST instance Of capital punish
ment in Washington city, in lorty-one
years, took place on the End instant,
and Daniel +. Woodward has forfeited
his life for numbering his wife. The
conduct Of the criminal shows him 10
have been a hardened wretch. On
Thursday he desired 10 receive the Ho-
y Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
The Rev. S. K. Cox stalled "that he
could not, conscientiously, administer
il unless the prisoner would make an
open, full and frank confession Of his
crime before God and his tellow-men."
Woodward replied Indignantly, "that
upon those terms he would mol receive
It; that he believed he would get 10
heaven without i."-and made many
other remarks, dictated by reckless,
vain-glorious split. Upon reaching
the scafIold the prisoner exhibited the
most perfect nouchalence imaginable
running up the steps as gaily as il it
were some place Of amusement. "His
action, his look, his department forced
a shudder OF horror on all present, but
this feeling was considerably augment
ed when the prisoner took stand on
The platform, coolly surveyed the
crowds, then stepped on tho centre
drop piece, took hold Of the rope, and
made some objections to the length Of
the drop. three feel, aud then STOPPING
down and giving directions about pin
ioning his own legs, all present seemed
to relax and stand almost petrifed at
the astonishing, hrart-sickening exhibi.
tion." Woodward gave the signal-thc
marshal touched the spring-the drop
quickly fell, and the unfortunate man
paid the highest penalty Of the law
Cumberland Telegraph.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Photographed for he Baltimore .4maieo".
aylSrllAk.,n,flH p,h,I,laE

The Russian Minister, it is said, spent
sometime at the State Department, on
Friday, communicating TO Secretary
Marcy the TACT, that Russia approves
the course of Austria, in the koz'a ul-
fair.
The Treasury Department has re-
ce,ved from Simeon Draper, full re-
turn from the moneys placed in his
hands by Secretary Corwin. Tor the
purchase of Government Stocks. Mr..
Draper originally held 81. 100000: he
has returned Sl,400,00O in Stocks, and
the balaEce in money.
The proceedings Of the Democracy
al Syracuse. have shocked political cal
citations at Washington. Senator
Dckinson's letter has, also, produced Il
sensation in high political quarters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
A New Dress.

Mrs. Swisshelm thus disconrses
through her Visitor on u new style OF
milking the waists of ladies dresses:-
We saw last week new style for
making the waists Of dresses. 1t is
called The polka bodice or basque;
waists Besides being very neat and
tasteful it is the 'Catholicnn' which is
to cure one-half the female diseases
which now occupy the inventive pow
ers Of patent medicine makers. In
stead Of pressing the waist into the
shape of a funnel, ora saw log, with
the slab taken off two sides, it is cut in
graceful curves to fit the natural form
Of tho whist. Its quite long, coming
down on the hips, and whaleb"ned,
SO that whatever pressure there is
comes upon the ribs and hipbones'
entirely relieving the softer portions
ofthe person, where there is nothing
butthe back bones to protect the in
testines from being crushed
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Parkersburg Baptist Association.

This body held its annual meeting
at Williamsport on Friday aud Sat.
urday of last week. Elder w. c.
Barrett was unanimously chosen Mod
orator, and Elder B. 7. F. Cake,
Clerk. The statistics of the Associa-
ton show that during tho year, one
hundred and six members have been
added by baptism, and fity-two by
le,tor; sixty have been dismissed by
letter to join other churches, eighteen
of which report membership Of one
Thousand and twenty.three. The
Wheeling Church having one hundred
and two members, of which Elder J..
Winter is pastor, joined the Associa.
ton at its last meeting. The Associ-
ation is increasing in ability to do
good, and the cause is prospecting
Parkersburg Me,os.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Maine Election.

BosroN. Thursday, Sept. Is, SO.
In 2e4 towns aud plantations in
Maine the vote for Governor stands:
Crosby, Wing, 3l,772; PilIsbury. reg
ular Democrat, 29,425; Morrill,, IT.
regular Dom, 9,4s0; Holmes, Free
Soil, 7,349.
To the Senate, consisting of 81
members, TIE augusta Age claims
tlut 10 Democrats and s Wings are
elected-l5 no choice.
The Age says Of the House. GO
Democrats, 81 Wings and . Free
Suilers are elected, with % Districts
to be heard from. which were carried
by Democrats last year. lfthcse are
unchanged the House will stand 81
Democrats, IS Wings. and 9 Free
Sellers. -
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At Circuit Court held in and for
Monongalia county on the 18th day Of
September, 1853:
This day came Z. c. Wilson, ESQ.,
and presented to tho Court certain
proceedings Of the mrmbers of the
Bar, in these words
"A,a meeting of the members Of
the Morgantown Bar, September Is,
1858, Edgar {. Wilson, Esq, was
called to the chair, whcreupon W. L.
! Wiley, Esq, offered the following
resolutions:
/. Resolved, That in the death of
HENRY Z. SMITH, ESQ, a mem
Der of the Bar, we feel that we have
lost junior brother of high moral
worth, whose talents aud industry
gave honorable promise ofprolession-
al rminence.
2. Resolved, That the chairman Of
this meeting be solicited to move the
Circuit Court Of Munongalia now in
Session. for leave to spread the fore.
going resolution upon the record as n
testimonial Of the respect entertained
by the members of the Bar aforesaid
for the memory Of the said deceased.
3. Resolved, Tint the Clerk oflhIs
Cour, be requested to send copies OF
the foregoing resolutions and proceed.
ings Of Cour, thereon 10 the family Of
the deceased, and also that they be
publishcdi in the public journals oflllis
town.
Whcrenpon tho Court said that his
acquaintance with the deceased WIS
short and not very intimate. But
from the slight intercourse he had
had with Mr.. Smith, aud the ubscrva-
ton he had made of his promptness,
intelligence aud gonllemanly bearing,
he had formed highly favorable anlici-
pa,inns of his future success in the
profession, it he had lived to devote
his energies to it. The Court, there
fore considered it entirely proper to
spread the resolutions aforesaid upon
the record. And it was so ordered,
accordingly.
A copy lcstc:
G.. S. RAY, Clerk.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Board of Public Works.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the
18Th inst. contains the following pro-
cecdings Of the Bourd of Public
Works:
"1his body adjourned on Saturday
evening last, after a short but Iabori.
Gus session of six days. Much bust.
ness of Importance To the pnhlicim-
provemenls in the State was transact
ed. Among other orders, tending to
the energetic aud satisfactory loca-
ton and construction of the Coving-
Ton and Ohio Railroad, was one di.
recting Charles B. Fisk, Esq, the
Chief Engineer in charge of the re.
surveys of the Monroe aud Meadow
river routes, to cause an additional
survey to be made Of the Greenhrier
route also, so that the Board may be
in possession of every important fact
calculated to elevelope the advantages
and disadvantages presented by each
of the rival routes, when they meet
to decide finally between them.
The superintendent Of the Cow
ington aud Ohio Road was instructed
to advertise fox proposals to furnish
passenger and freight cars, and cast
iron, &c.. for turnou,s. for tho East
ern and Western divisions ofthe road,
to be delivered at each end, aud to he
made on the line of the road or else
where, and, also, to advertise for pro.
posals 10 furnish the rails that will be
needed on the entire track, to be made
on Tie track Gf The road. This order
may have an important effect upon
the iron and manufacturing interests
of Virginia, and is an encouragement
to those interests that we are highly
gralilicd to announce.
"Anolher order related to the in
crease Of the force upon the Blue
Ridge Railroad, and tho rapid prose.
cu,ion of that great work, which. thus
far, we learn, has been admirably ex.
ecuted.
"They also made several important
changcs in several of the State Turn.
pike improvements, looking to econ
omy aud u more efficient superinten.
dence. The Beverly and Fairmont
and Hu,tonsville aud Huntersville
Roads have been united and placed
under the superin'cndence Of Johna-
than Cure, Of Taylor County, at a
salary of $500 per unnnm aud travel
ing expenses.
"The Ohio River and Maryland and
Fairmont aud Wheeling roads have
been united and placed under the sl.
perimtcndence Of Austin Merrill, Of
l'air,nont, at salary of $500 per an
nun, aud travelling expenses. A.G.
Kidwell of Marion county was ap.
pointed superintendent Of the North
Western Turnpike, at salary of $500
aud travelling expenses. These mp.
pointments are to take effect from
aud after tho frs, day Of October
next. From tho same date tho salary
of Hamilton G. johnson, Supcrintend.
eut Of the S,aunton aud parkorsburg
Road will be 500 per annum amd
travelling expenses
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Sixty.fvc casualties, a hundred and
seventy-six deaths, and three hundred
and ,hirty-threc persons injured
There is u total which should put our
civilization to the blush, and almost
make men forswcar the progress OF
thenge
Most of those terrible events have
resulted from gross and criminal care
lessness on the part Of rail road com.
panies, in preparing their regulations
or unwurranted neglect, on The part
of officers, in carrying Oh, the csiab-
lishe,l rules Of the compuny.
AS means of preventing such
wholesale slaughter, the State Legis'
latures should particularly prevent
the running of too numerous trains,
especially on roads with single
,rack-and the companies should be
required to arrange their time tables
so that collisions could not possibly
occur. But we are inclined to think
with a majority ofthe press, that the
only sure means Of preventing the
destruction Of human life, is to hold
the company responsible in heavy
damages for injury done in their roads.
This, il anything, will induce an at
tenlion aud strictness Of care, which
will blot on, tho desolatins and damn
ing ontrages that have covered our
land with disgrace and wrapped so
many thousands in mourning.
Richmond Enquirer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
New Churches.

There is, says tho Clarksburg Dem.
ocrat, an Episcopalian church now
being commenced, under the superin.
tendency of Rev. Mr.. Castleman.-
The foundation is being laid, and the
material for the superstructure is be.
ing put in readiness.
The same paper says-tho Mctlo.
dist Episcopal church South is con.
templating the building of a church
opposite the grave yard, ut the West
end Of town, on a lot given by Judge
Duncan for that purpose.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

O3" The senior editor is still confined
10 his room unable to attend TO editorial
duties. The extra cares falling to the lot
of the Junior. thereby. makes our editorial
columns presen, rather - measre appear
ancc. In our paper. however, will be
found miscellaneous anI news selections
10 appeasc the arpetiies of the diversified
tastes to whirh we have to minister.