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ID MAoHERs PATENT HYDRO ELECTRIC yOLTAIc CHAINS
% to be worn under the EsImnis are the mos, wonder
They relieve without pain shock,
dOeeSuI etc. andy hr ia but coniaaSS prerequisite
cal paralysis. complaints liver diseases etc disappear
as u by miracle Thy have been applied With the srsi,e',
eonvuSns also in Of teething under duiss
deeOmPOse water needle 10 shii shoS ali
duens these effects weigh about two ounce, esu be ssj nm
are always ready for n.tsntan,a and
asains that number o. diseases and complaints which mild
peedy remedy TIE price complete chain 6 81 to IS
Incredible may abov, e any person can easily
convince himself beforehand At the depot q their truth
blythe Academy q Medicine q New YTs and he sSsn' have
Bellevue and wars iani nospita, BfSosyn ci,y liosp
~ n \" l1Fg S b s GsS q 900
the Imperial Faculty At Nionns BY TIE ROYAL Faculty At Berlin
principal hospitals in Europe.
.a o ~ ne Is SoS Il I, ' a ~. y, s san.
vel :. Of ,hs most eSnsn, aud soSa'h,d members q hs
Ss Ia ''' ''P''''' ''a ''' the P''' to examine
for 'cicntac With eop. q Testimonial, nuub,r q
&C. se H. ~ W, r, o sa Sa' ", nay DC eei's'd s'a a.
h uni,s states 10 an'"er TO PreP'a eenaiain ts
by EGR Ssf E'i rsD CO.. Piss See . lsa si r s
S :: S9ga.' TGgs q sP,T.T brands soOnd
6i ,. ". SKINNER, No. Is, Pcari,l
WSyRtsH AHtIV As-We are this day in rsce "a or on, .
oke Including every variety ~ rarcy Oocdf the
test styles. Among Them the following
White Wacred, Fouinrd and Gold Earie siks
hl'k 0ros De HIN arf hcnaic Glaze DO
Oaufc, Iara and o. candle nareEes o. every strtc
Anmallrcd. Pans and Plain DO DO 40
Grenadines, Moutscliues and Barge de Iafnea
Tan cold, Green and dg'd Brcchc ditto.
lawns, Orrande Musius and roiie dsfnfe
Iis'd Swiss and Dotted Nusilns and Camhries
New and handsome french and Enrfish Ciiiccfs
Turkey Red ana Furniture 10. 90
aSsg add Le ~ HS a. az ;,y''' 'naEi'''
hiset. lace rsrs and flowing sleeves
Muslin aud Lace Undersecves
white, Black and Cora Grape shawis
nrk and Cord STA rlnEcs, and other Trimmings
fapcr Linen and Palm traf 81 everv ssserotoo
lsdies' Cord beaver and sim Gloves
ladies' White, Hlk and Cord Kid Gloves he's ,ats
Gents M and f.nsy Cassiroeres and ves,iprs
DO. White ard Ccri, Plain and Fancy DrIninrs
Do. scarfs. Crvats, stocks and Collars
DO. White, nfk and Cord Kid Gloves
The best styles Of Coiicns and Lnens ssrvsnts
| VALENTINE, CRENSHAW A Co
NJ ma w No. W Corner Broad and on Ils.
! anIS NORTH oARoLiSA LARD foT SALE
- Ss JAS, WINSTON.
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this distressing malady viii ind the VEGETABLE ELLIPTIC PILLS
70 be the only remedy discovered for curing Epilepsy
Fits These pills specific aeon the system
although they prepared especially the purpose curing
YirS, they Will be found o. especial benefit persons
heted with weak whose pros.
tated shattered from whatever In Chronic
Pans or diseases l9ng standing uperndueed by
uey exceedingly beneficial Price -
for - Persons % the city enciosins
the pills sent them through the postage Tor sale by
SETH E. HANCE los BALTIMORE whom
der from All parts fine Union must be addressed pos, paid
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49, a lERs CHERRY PICTORIAL ron
/ tFE N I'VE CURE OF COUGHS, COI.DS
: az 81 HOARsENESs, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPiNG'
- NSsSL il COCGH, GROUP, ASTHMA AND coz.
.~Ey sUMPrIoN-0f all the medicine,
ri-- exiant, (and some OF them valuabe) for the
r. * ~ cure Of pulmonary complaints, nothing
, Ne-Et-H ever been found which could n
F{ZRAfEE effects with this Preparation. Others cure
~ linz 4
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g. TX AND A QUARTER CTS REV AHD viii he MA ..
ls spp5shen.on and delivery at 'h, Of
uhg Desefer from the rnory Bdnd belonging 10 M.
uoc Guard He supposed to have gone OF the y
gina springs Musician for the season The propeors Of
ese eabi,hments therefore cautioned eployng
State GUS nIs,xsoo,yi HHe
y+-dw C.n,., prh,,. Co. ~, ~ y wOeh,
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HNoR RhNT.-The store and dwelling recently 49,.
~ occupied by the subscriber Bookstore street %
one door above the Of wm Palmer one LII
the best localities in the city fer Grocery Clothing Ap
je2s No a Hrrsen,,.
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NKyARM wEATHTR.-The Weshsr : nov very vsru, and
w many q cttens sveating n ont IN suits heavy
enough MID winter while summer Clothes sufficient
comfortable the ~ purchased 0or
10 ofsurprse Who supplied
the Clothing Emporium, IFS Main
themselves q the advantage offered 70 pgrShsrs
jet6 HENRY eHAFEA
TUyHE FIRST 90 JUN tat hspd and along comes
III many IN the msnk Books, statlonery Ac.
Merchants and others their supplies good
RASDoLPHs noot store AID Rndery. vi
lava cofPEE, o. supsrlcr qualI,y, ler ale ~
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NJ, superintendent
. once OF the H. a p. II. r. Company June 29th, 1s5

'TY sPRING ACADEMY-BY THE REV. WILLIAM
T.. WE return sincere thanks the gentlemen Of
Richmond and is vicinity, Who have entrusted with
catjon ~ Ar. "a children during the past
~ .taly inform them
INV .choei I'm opened, ID. w. the LIST October
hrndns - sh a. between Clay street oppo.
III on .th stre n 10 the residence Mr.. Lyons
site me square on viii, "MB PR AgNuu.
Classic, and M.,h,r,at senior Department teO 90
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Jess RoBERsf FR RSsKrS.
EBULyEI,MAcIIHRs PATENT HYDRo.ELEtTRIC VOL
ve,era,e diseases. nervous character arising nom
~ I Sc a ny, ,s tne uoa Chronie Eheu,
ss chest SI aS:':s il Sl SoS.
s. Fss dance in ebsrsidsSy ast ions n Fey
snauoa. Ssas;s Of portable sppaps s. s snS s s
'rssscnsTy se sny and to May person.
,spsIsis descriptive the Chain Testimonials &c furnished
gratis PURCELL, LADD Co,
Ia Draggisis, "a Main ct.
my TIA Y NEW sTEAMER JAMBsrOwN.-JGs. woOD
h t s' 70. sS ssssa S s a' S day
extensive manu- ~o q Dgnham and possessing those rich
A.. on hand lately received large Of other styles,
Piano yor,ss tuned and :epsired;
s';9Ts SsP T rssS, ':f1 SaSDotpu has for
n Vivian Grey. BY b n.J gI.'''h' NJ r'-S''"
No. 10 BiesS fIouse--i9H ets
Ieis of Assembly, So
Brother Jonathan ior July I,h-i9% cts
Juiy No. uarpsrs MaEarlne-e5 cts. Je29
LEAoHED sHIErISess'o es;s. S,'I.e' styles for SV
- ''''" "''''''' '''''''' - KESr, PAINE KENr
VTs5 ' '"' 81, s'; wooBS +, ygs'
js2B Oa,e Nash wcodhcuse)
m KPRIeEH AToRs -HPGRIGFRA ToHs-Juft received
wishing purehse The article, opportunity osred,
lhe only chance for this 'safen, for sale by ..
CsuNsfRH POoD CIIii.DREN.--Csrter's Tcrmoinc,
- delicious article Of ocd Tor children sod
Others, suffering With the prevailing disease ior ss ~
packages Of various sscs vh directions fr ~ preparation BY
ADtg GRAY, Druggists,
jsiT ~ Main street
UN0R sALgA arst Roetavay Hagnes yearly
n Apply 20 Desl HILL fALlEY.
UuIN NAoAziNEs.-J. W. RANDOLPH n" Zoe 'ais,Juns
ghip IN search 9, ws Gentleman Bu,,sraJ: IS q.
Part Russei's Memoirs n Thomas Moore IS
April British and foregh McdicD Chfursica Revieu
June No. ulackuood's Magasne
The Old House by the autef of the Owl Greet letter.
Vol. Colertdges Works u %
English uuuorfs Of 18th
~ w. N. rhackeray ~ o.
ie and Letters Rev Dr. Stephen Oin, with %
Rankes Civil Was snd Monarchy In France, 10th
| f1th Csntures, with History o. france; al 90
Tho Chronicle o. Henry q Huntingdon, London 81 IS
Mics Brcucrs HOME and STRIPE, Peace, London Of %
Arstotle's Politics and Economics, translated with
dom ~ %
Beechsten Gage and Chamber Rrd their naturti history
hts fod diseases management sud modes Of capture Plates
London, ~ ~ same with oolored plates, " %
rdssr cllnon Right md Wrong, soy o. School L BY
Il Adams, plates 70 cts
July Nos, of orsham and eodsy ls9i
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PEoKIG, March lst, 1851.
Look out for Couuterfrlt.

v Vs and
RAufyng the Hair, cleans the
natural impurities aeviating Nervous Head ard annbs
ting Cutancous Disease the most wonderful delightful
Paraton the world produced The astonishing success ibis
article without precedent In the history
Dark luNurant so rich, glossy and curling hair With
admirers (ak this ladies IL the eject Of The KlTr,t
For bald and heads 10 permanently beneficial The
"KArHatRoS has fully restored my hair Badness twelve
years" Yours, Ae
A. JAY COuRTNRIGHT, T6 Bond a. ~
Price only IS large, handsome bottles D. s. Bsrne
Proprietor i6i Broadway New York
w AplE GRAY Wholesale ard Retail Richnond
and sold ~ all Druggists and merchants svsry where.
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HSEGTnERs-NsV Mountain Tss,hsrs on consignment ana
n FOR ssleby SUTTON WINSTON.

~ W ~ 20 pursuance ., an ordnance
the Chsmoerlsn onee In the city q Richmond, un the in
day q July Tor the purchase ~ city
amount not exceeding 1000 payable Juy
issI and bearing interest Al annu
1853, payahic semi annury The nrtt Of Of
July, ~ the sad once ha Of ohFed receivable
acceptance o. the proposals. and the other half
lannary Proposals 10 state What bs rivcn per
500 bonds With or without coupan
Tor both and or both what portion Of each description
lei1-dtTth fuiy WM. 2. SHEPPARD. Chanbcriain
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>. ma h-ION Piano Forte md n epai--r -. =
- moved his residence 70 the Grace IA
nearly opposite he Catholic Church Orders can Be- len al IN.
sahee a. Morris Book Store % Main street AZ Harrod
Matsy No la Broad Street ssnxayI BOOB stor. a.
siam street. q knowles Walfords store No Ks
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My representative, Mr.. J. p oNEII shall DO him..s Ar,
o. tisitng virginia on tour Of business when he .han
De most happy TO receive orders
may b. required OF him this maer-hs .hi -
ofhs On VAN him full supply Of PdnIIIts with n .-,,.
raj Community. -' '" He ssrcuitu-
Price s45 so- 2,cO0 lbs. from the Manufa..orv
- :. McGkUDER SONS are sole AGENT. far s,.h.. y
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az II. q. fARRELLs GENUINE ARABIAN LINIMEST 4, a
most extraordinary medicine, the which is placed be-
yond doubt by the vast sales Of the article
being daily performed by IT, which previously
medicines and the skill Of the best physicians world Ii
composed OF baAms peculiar ArabIa-po
sessing, in concentrated all apoype
penetrating uneou and revulsiye proptrte same
which, ages ago, used the ons Of the
miraculous success In curing the diseases
Read ne fYOfHU remarkable n
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" nSMh ChNTHtL RtIIROsD-sUAINEg ARRAyqF.
fNf-'stors 10 the Springs expect more comfort
sy.d han ever before and the cost Of
no oirr route oilers lover open 20 he
sse OF the Blue Ridge, being laii b.,v,
and Stanton Il will be operation mi.
known 10 the public. - "eH
Cars leave Richmond A NJ and A.,
minus OF the Railroad ny Al n. $500 ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
THE MONONGALI-A MIRROR.
TuuE WEEKLY STAR,
III crccllcnt Family aid IVasH'nsR0N
Newspaycr-Prisc Sl.25 It year.

In excellent Family and 'YaSstN!sf0"
Ncwspaycr-Prisc sl.25 It year.
yyrALLACH & HOPE, Projectors of the
w Washington City EreaiHg Star, issued inc
first number of their Weekly Star on tho sth OF
September rl.. Terms, si,sj per single copy
70 clubs lish copies for 50, ten copies Tor 50
twenty copies for SIS cash inyarahlyin advance
The Weekly Star will be printed oil doupIe
sheet, and will contain more information con-
corning what may DO going on in washington
than any other ten newspapers in tho country
also interesting miscellaneous and family read
ing, &c. The proprietor ain to make it jour
nal which shall be absolutely necessary to every
one who dcsirea to know what the government ~
doing or contemplating in all It's branches. II
will be rich racy and rare, without torielting us
character as n newspaper which will be accnpta-
bic in every family circle
The unprecedented SUCCESS oil their DaIIy r.
voning Star, warrants them in snying That the'r
Weekly will be- the best, most interesting ana
cheapest journal Of the kind in tho country.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied ny tnc
money, will be promptly attended TO. Fractions
OF dollar can be sent in postage stamps. Al
dress WALLACli iiOPE,
Propritiors The Star, Washington, Dc
Postmasters throughout the country arc author
lied to act as agents.
IL Country Editors giving the aborc three m
scr,ions, and calling attention to it cni,orially,
will be entitled to twelve months exchange win
the Daily Evening Star. Ut. Yet. -
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19

rJDr. GUYSOTTS Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and sarsapnrilla put up i"
the LARGEST sized bottles, curtains more Of the
mira Honduras SarsGpariid than any other prep
ar,,ion ex,an,, which il chemically combined with
tho Extract of Yellow Dock rnd the Extract
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more thor
ourhly efficient than any other SarsaPfriitd before
Tho public. AT the same time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisoas, which cannot be said OF
any other OF tho Sarsaparilla compounds. The
invalid should trpGre Of PoisOHS' Mercury,
Iron, ouinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulphur, Arsenic,
and nnuy Other mineral and metallic poisons,
enter into and form the active basis of most oitho
s,rsaparilas ard panacras ofthc day. G"sotts
Compound Extract Of fellOW Dock and SarsaPa-
riiia does not contain a particle of these sub
stances; as any one can ascertain BY appl yiHg
the necessary tests. ......
Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations Il
lone, and use GuysOtts Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
IN sGeaciow, perfectly harmless and purely TeEo-
table. All kinds of disease yield to its genial in
aucncnce. III See advertisement. a2l 1t.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
Pleasant Valley Inn.

We state, with peculiar pleasure, that
Mr.. John Jones, who keeps the Pleasant
Valley Inn, eight miles from this place, on
the pike leading to Pala,ine, has abandoned
the sale Of ardent spirits, and now keeps a
Temperance IEousc of the right kind
Although his license extends to June next,
he has closed his bar promptly, at the sug-
scstions Of conscience and his Baptist bre-
threu, and TO the general satisfaction OF the
friends of order and good morals. We SIN
cerely congratulate Mr.. Jones and his FAM
ily on The stand they have taken-and we
hone the friends Of Temperance will take
more pains to pa,ronize his house now than
they have done to shun it heretofore.
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Duf's Mercantile College,
PITTsBuRG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.

g
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual Charter J.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES; -
Hon. james buchanan, late Secretary Of Statci
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of Wuri
Hon. Moses Hampton; '..r.#
s lion. Walter II. Lowre;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. MO0rhcad.
P. DUFF; Principal, author of tho "Sortl
American AGcuuntant," Prof. Of tho Theory and
Practice Of Double Entry housekeeping, and
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
J.D. WILLIAMS, Professor Of Mercantile and
Commercial pcnmanship.
N. D. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh baf,
Prof Of Mercantile Law.
r. HAYDEN, a. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
mcnia, and is considered tho most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. What is said Thy the most en-.
ncnt mercantile authorities in tho country, and
of the Principal as a Practical Accountant, MS
an experienced Teacher, and aS an Author; ns
also Of his colleague, MIR. Williams, as Pen
man, will be found in the pamphlet circular oil
81 pages. ....,
Duf's bookkeeping, pp. 1872, Royal octave,
IIarpcr's Price sl,5O-posiaec Il cl'.-"fIh
most perfect combination UiingtructiUn and prac-
tcc published"
"DuT,s Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 0 cents. SO & perfect sys,cmior
keeping such Books aud Accounts"
ItrSlerchants and Steamers can always be sup
Piled with thoroughly trained accountants.
IL Send for Circular by Mail.
April q, 1853. l9lu
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Cheering News!

The friends Of Prohibi,ory Liquor Law
have carried their ticket ,riumphan'ly in
the Cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore
and, i. is supposed, throughout the State OF
Maryland. This event is the more cheering
because twas unexpected. There are 20
many alewd fellows Of the baser sort
the refugees from foreign prisons and work
houscs-in our large Cities, that i, has been
feared they would retura the work OF re-
formation. Instead Of this. however, they
are leading OF, most nObly! There is no
lille danger, now, that the sober citizens OF
the conntry-ana many church members a.
mone them, will be found sadly in the rear
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OBlTUA AR Y.


DIED-On the Sth instant, in Greene
county, Pa, Of Typhoid Fever. after an
illness oflG days, brother JOHN LIT
MOND, in the 3sd year of his age.
Brother Litmonl was baptized by
ED. J. w. Is. Tisdale about the year
1910 into the fellowship of the Mount
AIoriah Baptist church, in the 18th year
of hi. age. After living in connection
with this church, he removed to Greene
county, and united with the Mononga-
hela Union church. Here he lived a
consistent Christian till the day of his
death. He was man Of deep piety-
a great lover of the house of Cod
He possessed an ardent attachment for
the Sabbath School, and was Superin-
tcudent Of the School connected with
the church of which he was member.
Our brother was the first one Of his ia.
theirs family who embraced religion,and
like Paul it was his hearts desire and
PRAYER to God that his kindred accord.
ing to the flesh might be saved. Tho
writer has heard our brother say with
tears, oh! that could sec my friends
converted to God"
In his last illness, he was not permit
ted to give much satisfaction to his
friends. His suiierings were SO great
that reason was dethroned.
He died beloved by all that knew
him. His funeral sermon was preached
by Ed. G. T. c. Conn, from l Cor. Is:
&c: "the last cnemy that shall be des-
troycd is DEATH"
He leaves an anectionato wife and
four little children, together with large
circle of friends to mourn their loss, but
they sorrow not as those that have no
hope, Their loss is his gain. The
church has lost one of her valuable
members-the Sabbath School devot.
ed friend-the neighbo'hood a good
citizen,-but with submission we would
say, the will of God be done.
"Des,h, thou hast conquered me, l thy dar;
mn slain,
Du,Jcsus Christ has triumphcd, and shall rise
again" GN'
luz unontown papers please coPy.l
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ChlAg5 Shout Doms.

Tie copiOus rain Of Saturday las, Afford
ed us very gratifying rise in the River
Vast quantities Of Lumber have, during the
week, passed down 10 market.
The Frrnace.men, too, have sent con.
siderable quantity Of Iron 10 Tho Cites
Nj. McKeIvy, of the Cheat Works, has sen,
off some 900 tons of pig metal within the
past week, 10 Wheeling.
10 The rise in the River brought again,
after cessation OF about six months, the
welcome music Of the steam boat horn
The Col. Morgan, Capt. Kincail, has made
three or four trips, to our por,-bnI the
trade and travel between Pttsburg and this
place has fallen of amazingly. The. most
Of the merchandise for the supply Of this
market comes BY way Of the Bait. and Ohio
RailEcad.
" John SEaitI,.-The many friends
OF this distinguished individual will be sad
~ panied 10 learn that he was lodged in
the Jail Of this county, on Thursday even
ing last, on q charge Of horse stealing =
He rode off horse from this vicinity, and
after disposing o: him, by sale or barter,
was accidentally found al Stanton, By Dep.
Sheriff Fitch ami Mt, Sherrard, and brought
back 10 lim5o. Poor John lie is always in
trouble, and nothing else. A few gears ago
tia was sung to death by junllIsJsts, in Fay
e,:e county, Pa.
" That Rridgc.-Wc have no little
satisfaction in stating ,lIa! the new Bridge
owe, Decket's Creek is already crossable'-
This is sooner than we expected, as we gave
them I'LL Christmas to finish it. 1t is very
substantially built. .f
W Mr.. John Bait, Of Co6urns Creek, in
this vicinity, has just sent quantity oil
choice Flour to Wheeling This is giving
trade an entirely new direction.
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DEED:

In Dornicktown, on Saturday, the 9th
inst, Mrs. MILcHA EVANS, wife OF Ell
Evans, aged about 65 years-of typhoid
fever.
On Robinson's Run. Monongalia Co,
on the It'll inst, Mr.. George WAsn, !;
TON DEAN, aged about ga ycars-of ~
phoid Fever.
Near Jim,own, on the 9Th inst, Mrs.
- BoYERs, wife Of Morgan Boyers,
ESQ.
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COMMUNICATED.

CUMWVNIIt IFU'
Ann Arthur departed this life in peace
on the 18th inst, near Siewartiown, III this
county, aged, it is thought, about seventy
FIVE years. She emgrated at an early Pc
ROD from Ireland; and had been for a long
time, we believe, a resident Of this county,
She had been member Of the NJ, E, church
for upwards OF fifty years-was woman OF
intelligence, deep pie,y and consistent chris
,ian De pertinent, and died in the enjoyment
of the consultations Of religion.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
EE0rtJagssrc q QWecl,SaCMrc,
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuan, 10 decree of the Circuit Court
Of MonongaIia county, rendered in case
wherein Levi ]. Straight and others were
Plaintiffs, and Jackson Smith and others
were Defendants, as Commissioner, | will
sell,
On Monday tie 2SA Of NoyemJcr neat,
to the highest bidder, "a TRACT OF LAND,
living OIL the waters of Indian creek, in said
county, containing about so acres, being the
same tract conveyed by John Smith, decd,
10 jackson Smith and others. Said Sale will
be upon credit of six and twelve months !;
the purchaser giving bond and security bear
ing interest from date Of sale for the pur-
chase money.
October 90, 1858. Commissioner.
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Cheap Grocery,
]. u q N. BERKSHIRE.

10 HNI
HAVING Dough, GU, MI. James Shay,
would inform The public that they Keep con
ls,antly on hand, IA, his old Staildg opposite
the Public Square in Morgantowu,lst best
articles in their line Of business. They
have just received from the East and Fits.
burg 4 fresh supply, and lave, among other
things, an excellent article Gof SUGAR,
drown, loaf. pulverizcdandcIpstelb Coffee,
Flea from SO cts. to 81 per lh.l New Or
leans and Sugar House Molassts, Golden
Syripa superior article
TOBACCO, Snuff Cigarssn grea.hyntie'y
andy best quality. a4GlIEESE, Cqirc-
tiunrry Of every variety nuts, fruits, Sc.
ycwrlry, &c. Star and dipped capllcs, port
monies, rerfumcry, and i great variety OF
"no,iops,2 too tedious III mcnuou. Give
us u calla s.t u.i .bs6Saaa e'.
April %, 1898. b. ssl;S. a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
The Fire in the woods,

In the vicinity of Detroit, Michigan, has
a, length been checked by rain, but is still
burning in many places. 1t is estimated
,hs, more than fifty houses and barns have
been burned, besides miles of fences and
lots Of cord wood, saw.logs, &c,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

| offer for Sale the HOUSE and LOT in
Morganiown, where ! reside
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor
gsnlown, cligibly situated
Also. tho House and Lot on the West
side Of tho Monongahela river, opposite to
MorgantOwn, known US tile " Wilkins prop
eny." 900
" Also, six OF seven thousand first rate
Pine Shingles
Terms made known on application to me-
q ' GEORGE s. RAY.
Nov, 10, 1858. IT