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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
THE WALKER HOUSE,

A,vzA THE WALKER HOUSE,
.fA Situated about 100 yards from The
inie4 Railroad Depot and the Suspension
G Bridge, on Madison street,
FAIRMONT, VIRGINIA,
Is again open for the accommodation OF
the travelling public. The undersigned
has made every arrangement 10 ensure
the comfnrt and happiness Of his guests
His CHAMBERS are convenient, conf
Portable and well furnished.
HIS TABLE shall be supplied with the
best that the country con afford,
His STA BLING is good, well stored,
and attended by careful Os'er.
As this House is the most convenient
to the Railroad, and as the proprietor is
determined to spa,e neither exerlion nor
expense TO make those who solourn with
him comfortable and contended, he hopes
and expects to receive full share oil pub
lie patronage. ,,,,,rrp
January %, 1858. leo"sl.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
FRESH, Genuiae and true to name, now
Opcn and for Sale: ''5-
DRIED SUGAR CORN,
n. %. Sugar and Molasses Coffee,
Tobacco, Soda, &C., just received at
The sign OF the RED POST.
Call and examine our general stock OF
goods, for we are now selling some things
ott very cheap.
As "PMtfofms" are seldom adhered TO
now a.duys. we will not publish ours !:
nriller will we publish bossling puits and
suy in the same advertisement we don't
deal in puHs." ,,,.
p. S.-All who have notes or accounts
standing loug will please call aud make
payment, as we are very needy and must
have money. These who have uccoun's
and cannot possibly puy, it is expected
will call and give their notes.
Feb. ~, 1853. j. H. G. 4 Co.
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.
rI,IIE Partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. AIcLANE, son & SCOTT is this day
dissolved by mutual c"nsent. All persons
having claims against said partnership are re-
qucsled to present them, and all persons in,
icbicd to the same are requested to call and
settle Immediately, as our books mus, be closed
witliou; delay.
CnAs. McLANr,
Jos. A. McLANE, 81
Isaac SCoTr.
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Morgantown Book Store
= w TOWER e. co.

II EEP constantly OIL hand, for sale at East
N crn prices, a large stock OF Misccllanc.
Gus Books; including Bibles, restalncnts,
lfymn Books, Medical, Law and $choo: Book,
In sr1st variety also pianL itUufS, Le'tci ~
per, Cap Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel pc"s
Ink aud lnkstands, &c.
ALSO,
a good assortment Of N. 0. prime
Sugar and Moiasses, Coffee, Tea, Pepper. AL
spice, Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro
ma, Window Glass, White Lead, Linsccd Oil,
Copal, black and Japan Varnish, Pure isabella
Wiuc for Communion purposes; Drugs, Patent
Medicines, &c. &c. II march 70, 1888.
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FRESH AND GENUINE.
THE VERY LAST NOTICE.
march 10.

WYE have appointed WIZ, A. GUSENAN
w to collect and settle our accounts
Those indebted to us will oblige US BY attend
ing to this forthwith, as this is the very last
Notice. Our Books and Accounts have been
removed to the Office in the rear Of Kinsey
Fiic's Halter Shop, where Mr.. Guscman will
he on hands. Be sure and read this, and give
it your attention.
march IS. LAZlER Il McLANE.
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.aEobcl,sack,s Worm syrup,

An article founded upon Scientific Prnciplef,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be
given 10 the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bowei Complaints and
Diarrhqa have made them weak and debilita-
ted the Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup
are such, that it stands wit!lon, an equal in tho
catalogue of medicines, in giving tone and
strength to the Stomach, which makes j. an In
ia!iblc remedy for those afflicted with DySpcp.
Sia, the astonishing cures performed by Thu
Syrup . TER Physicians have failed, is the best
evidence of its superior efficacy over all Others.
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NH-S5OO Challenge:

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
Of people sat all times Of the most valuable
Importance. l. take it for granted tina. every
person will do all in their power, to save III"
lives Of their children, and that every person
will cndeayor to promote their own health az
all sacrifices. EEL it 10 be my duty to SOL
emily assure you that WORMS, according to
the opinion Of the most celebrated Physicians,
arc the primary causes Of large majority o
diseases to which children and adults are La
bic; if youhaye an appetite continually chang:
allie from one kind Of food to another, Bad
Breath, Pain in the Stomach, Picking at ,ha
Nose. Hardness and fnlness Of the Belly, Dry
Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Iregalar--.rse;Egseih.
her lint all these denote WORMS, land YOU
should al once npply the remedy :-a
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THE TAPE WORM 4!

This is the most difficult Worm to deiroy Of
all that inicst the human system. il grows to an
Amos, indefinite length, becoming SO coiled
and fastened in the Intcsiines and Stomach, al.
sec,ing the health so badly as 10 cause St. Vilus
Dance, Fits, &C., tina, those afflicted seldom it
ever suspect that lis Tape IForm has'ening
them to an early grave. In order TO destroy
this Worm, a very energetic irra,mcn, must i'c
pursued, Il would therefore BIO proper to lake
6 10 S OF my Liver Pills so as t" rcInoyeall 8
s,ruciions, that the Worm Syrup may ac'diI !
upon the Worm, Which must be taken in dose.
Of tablospoonluls times day these dircc.
tons followed have never bceh known 10 fall
in curing The inns, obstinate ease Of Tape Ifoyni.
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DRY. GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES, TOBACCO and
SEGARS,
Candies, Fruits, sc.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bonno's.
And all the usual variety kept in a Village
Store, which will be sold cheap for Cash,
Or merchantable produce.
The subscriber is a young beginner in
business, and will use his best c5crl'ons
to give satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with call
CHARLES BROWN.
Granville, Va. April 20.
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Zine yyashbOards,

\ or salc n the NewYork cheap Variety Store
Carr, S@iM g. %.
Capal varMish 70. sale at
Carr, .$rih J. Co.'S
march 10,
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NEW STORE IN GRANVILLE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Granville, and its vicinity, that
he hos jus, received and 10 now openings
general stock Of
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General Advertiser.

Here plant your Dimes and reap your Dollars!
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New York, Saturday, March 1s. 1853.
Notice to Advertisers.

We would again renew most urgent solicitations TO
advertising Patrons and request them to send in their
advertisements to this Office early in the day pos
nle. They win enable US, by doing to get to press at
n earlier hour Advertisers must recolect that it is
thsir interest that the HERALD should be delivered
throughout the city early in the morning that our
readers have opportunity of knowing its
before they 60 10 business Their advertisements would
therefore, necessarily be of value to them and
would have less to apologize the public the
sften unavoidable lateness of our issue
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Malls for EurOpe.

The United States mail steamship Humboldt, Captain
Zines win leave this port at noon to day. for soathamp
ton and Havre.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of
the NEW YORK HERALD will be received at the following
places in Europe -
LvRrooL-John Hunter, No. . Paradise street
LoNDoSL-Edward Sanford Co., CornhiD.
d" VIM. Thomas Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PAns-Livingston Wells Co., Rue de la Bourse.
4" B. a. Revolt, No. II Rue de la Bauque
-IIy HERALD, for European circulation, will be
The w. -tsl O'Clock this morning.
published At half past ~"e
Single copies, in wrappers sixpe-.
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cerg article IL sunday Herald and appreciate tho
advantages TO be derived from honorable marriage
alliance association between such who have no OBJ
lection 10 tho married st but have few opportunities 20
render Il svaahs their satisfaction will be pleased
10 learn that plan has been devised to afford such facilities
upou the wandet scale without the risk OF either
W hen known to the ether until fully sataed OF mutual
resfeeaty, confidence and agreeaboness. Indeed, to
pc admirable perfection ms the plan been arranged that
second party need know anything Of the
action and sven plan itself can be sppied for In
fictitious namo and sent TO any post office ~ the United
states The plan simple but nfnble In bringing all in
Communication smarly disposed, and Innocent that
tie scrupuloutiy modest and viruous female will avail
Herself the instant Rhe oomprehends H. and be better
appreciated by her future husband for endeayng find
noble honest upright and suitable partner for life than
ing the specimen Of humanity that happened ID
thrown Ia her wey 1T published az lag and will be
mailed postpaid by RENTING to MIRA THEODORE r. SAND.
OED, Poet Once, New York.
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Talk on 'Chnnge.

There was conversation respecting the proposed
before the State Legislature for enarging the
canals Merchants have been united in favor Of having
the enlargement executed provided it could be done in
tutiona FORM and provided the constitution
amended so to grant authority for making it, they
would fully approve OF it, The loan of ten millions, i;
constitutonally made would doubt be the quickes.
and most desirable mode of executing the work; but it
was objected that, under constitutional arrange
ments old contractors under Illegal enactments, should
not be acknowledged. II the law unconstitutional,
their contracts void. Besides the favortsm and
bargaining which charged against the parties
cened in the old contracts would to require
arrangements in toto. 1t said that the best mode
would be to settle up the old afairpay for work actu
ally performed, other necessary liabilities incurred
the part Of the State and where unexpended balances
msn.d in the hands Of the old contractors demand its
repayment 70 the State 1t said parties who obtained
contracts, secured them at higher rates than other
eponsblo bidders and sold them others las sup
posed at large advance.
1t was suggested by party that, as the duties OF
collector embraced legal points which required know
ledge Of law TO decide, lawyer might be preferred
TO n merchant II stated in reply, that some OF our
best collectors had merchants aud that in all cases
of differences Of opinion growing up between tina collcc
tor ard merchants appeals made 70 the Secretary
OF the Treasury whose decision becomes fual. Sup.
posing the collector TO be lawyer his opinion is
binding unless confirmed by the Secretary, and it il
usual in doubtful to consult him. Merchants, in
all cases have right TO appeal 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury when they deem the decision Of the collector
10 be incorrect. Thus, merchant would have the ad
vantage of the lawyer for while having practical know
ledge of goods and Of business matters generally, be
would have the facility Of consulting the Secretary
Of the TIE lsury (who Is always awycr) all points
at issue.
There good demand for vessels to proceed to the
bincLa Islands and load with gnano. There were Offers
to charter vessels at their arrival at San Francisco,
and instead of their proceeding thence to China to let
them proceed the Peruvian Islands and lead for home
ports The demand for guano every year on the in
crease and by its fertilng qualities it Is adding to
increased production both in this country and in England
LAKE ERIE NAvrGATToN.-The Detroit Free
Press Of the 18th instant, says:-Thc steamer Huron
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First Official Notice.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1853.
Notice il hereby given that the five per cent stock
created under the provisions Of the ac Of March g. 1873
will in pursuance of the terms Of its Issue be redeemed
the treasury Of the United States the first day VI
July next at which date Interest thereon will cease
Holders of that stock desiring 10 receive ths principal
ard interest accrued thereon previous TO the LIST July
next may transmit their certificates, duly assigned 70
United states. by mail otherwise TO this depart
nent and drafts in their favor for the amount Of the
principal nteret TO the date OF se'pt here will
be RENTED payable by the assistant treasurer most con
., mis- nj to ,hem JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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try of all Natons-OfHce, No 80 Broadway-New York,
March TO- la3-At election held at this office the 7th
inst the following gentlemen were chosen directors FOR the
ensuing year, viz
Mortimer Livingston, Ebert j. Anderson
Alfred Pell, Philip BurrOwes,
August Belmont Johnston Livingston,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Charles w. Fosters
George L. Schuyler, Theodore Sedgwck,
William w. Stone.
And Mt meeting the directors held this day. Theodore
Sedgwck appointed President William Whetcn Vice
President Treasurer and Secretary and c. Stuart Assist
ant Secretary.
The Board then proceeding increase its number under
the authority granted amendment OF the charter
elected William Whetten director for the ensuing By
order, VIM WuETTEN, Sec'y.
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should Withhold the money till the disputed
boundary was fixed eight miles above Ell Paso,
but which restriction was afterwards removed
when 1t was too late. A party will be sent out
Immediately to finish the wsrk, so that in
very short time the treaty of peace will be
finally completed and carried into execution.
We congratulate Commissioner Bartlett and the
country on SO successful termination of his
labOrs,
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More Aid for Madeira

Will the Editor of the NEW York HERALD please
knowledge the receipt of the enclosed S. bill towards the
relief Of the sufferers at Madeira and say which is the
proper quarter to forward donations, oblging
A SUBSCRIBER.
We send all the money we receive to Mr.. Coleman,
of the Astor House. We will take the trouble to
send over to that gentleman any amount that may
be sent to US to aid the distressed inhabitants of
Madeira
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Manage ment OF the Nails.

TO THE EDITOR ms NEW YORK HERALD
You make mention in your paper of to day Of two diff
feren facts Of letters being procrastinated in coming
through the various post ofices-all Slow but, some
thing slower: There q letter mailed in Aurora,
State Of Indiana the 18th Of February 1853, and
twenty five dollars enclosed but strange to say never
has made its appearance What's to be doneS
A CONSTANT READER.
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n TIE Sunday bpatch informed that % reure tho IN
their they must send to the ofee % Ann
street early hour Saturday Afternoon all matters
intended for Sundays the large edition now printed
oomrcls ly six clock in the evening We
Give ths notice TO prevent disappointment.
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establishment continues popular They
receiving per steamer, general of and
beautiful styles of and frames selected by Of the
firm in Europe The increase has
duced MS to add three horse assist in
preparing plates BY this addition will not have to
wait while the plates being cleaned The public in
vted to call and examine specimens superior
Of this Establishment Broadway oppo.
site Park fountain, first hoorup stairs
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dscoyerer Of this and beautiful process has at his
the upper Of Broadway and Murray street,
specimens showing the superiority Of this
other in obtaining truthful and finely finished likeness
Daguerreotypes copied to nature.
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hair wsers the memen it s applied, without injury
tic Iur skin, ~ 10 washed Immediately without
dlturinR tie color and Las bad odor II IL applied pri
Ntjy or sold NJ PhLOGS wig and Tonpoo Minufactory
and III Ir adaay rnGer the St. Nicholas HOTEL and by,
orG ists generally.
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mcmenos Of the great exhibition of this u
Thousands Of beautiful dngurreotypes taken in ROOTS
nifcent STYLE and scattered by vscrs the world
Roots process perfect and his work unrvasd twelve
prizes from the first
taken in any weather rain shine Rooms easy
Portraits, miniatures &C., copel The exquisite
taken only by Root Gallery Of pictures open
every day and night and always Free at 3S broadway
Of Franklin street.
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New York Crystal Palaee.-A Superior arti.
Gle of letter paper with superb steel plate heading
Crystal Palace For sale by CARR HICKS Stationers,
IS Nassau street,
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A bill aboshing the death penalty was ordered
70 Le elgTossed ia the Assembly Of Wiscons, on the
4th instant, Ly vote Of 4G to27.
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prevent laldncss and 20 restore hair that has fallen off
lccoI Tim and to scurf dandruh invest IL
WITH lran CLOSE and permanent curl, for sale at lN
and III broadway under the St Nicholas Hotel and all the
drug stores in every city.
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Court Calcndar-This day.
SUPREME COuRT-Cr cut.-Nos 285, 1854, 265, 900 to
3O0
SUPREME CoURr-special Term.-Motions
SUPERIOR COURT-No trials. The sentence the Alder
men in contempt.
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Ads ersng HouEe NO l02 Nassau street Of Ann.
kerka respectfully Invited to call above
aiuc tie papers offered facilities &c Information freely
givCn.
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Great Bargains In French China The Re.
ander Of the consignment Of slightly damaged French
china from the mandatory at vicrson il opening,
and will continue private sale for a few days.
HAUGHWOUT d DALEY, sol and 563 Broadway.
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lat Of his second in Clinton HALL this
ing ct az O'clock Tickets, shilling. Examinations
daily at l3l Nassau street
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others DESTROYS Of furnishing their boats with strong
table light and reliable life prcserver that will pass in
and at the lowest possible cost will do well to call
1t the india rubber and gutsa rercha warehouse OF
4. g. BISHOP ISL RrOndMAY.
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LAKE ERIE NAvTGATIoN-The Detroit Free
Press Of the 18th instant, says:-Thc steamer Huron
arrived on Saturday from Toledo. The Fashion left
last evening for Toledo and Cleveland. The Bay
state was to leave Monday evening ivr shc latter
place.
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quite evident that machine to stitch fine ncn in sue
ripr style must be exceedingly perfect in its mechanism We
prove to all interested tat Sewing Ma chimes do
feet work and that other kind Of machines will and
explain how and Why all other machines fail
j. NJ SINGER Ce., No 25S broadway q
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THE CONNECTICUT OFFICE sEgKERs.

THE CONNECTICUT OFFICE SEEKERS.
10 TIE EDITOR HERALD
NEW HAVEN, March TO- 1853
As it Is getting to be fashionable for your eersspon
dents in different parts of the country to forward you
lists Of those who are candidates for official appointments
under the general government and feeling that Oonnec
cut has been somewhat sighted, give you the following
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Last Of once 0oeJkers.

THE NAMES OF PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS SPOKEN OF
FOR OFFICES IN THE GIFT OF THE GENERAL Cow
ERNHENT.
Names. Residences. Offices.
Robert Kelly NEW York.. Collector OF New York.
Ex mayor Mickle. !" 49,.
Mr.. Harper Pennsylvania Post Office, Pittsburg.
Emanuel B. Hart.New York Navy Agent, New York
Edward G. West. q 80. Dist Attorney,
John 1. Robinson Indiana United States MArshaI
Mr.. johnson. +. :. New York ;. Post Office, Albany.
J. F. Wright. Ohio 80. Post Office Mt. Pleasant
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depot No. 80 John street Of Gold and after
May 1a2 Pearl street door below Maiden lane.l RO
PEhT H. PATRICK. Is the sole in the United
States Of the above celebrated safes and IL r. Gofns I'm
bile Defiance Locks.
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Teas.-The Best Assortment Of Fine Teas
Chatham street between Pearl Roosevelt the Oldest TIA
establishment in the city We readers that the
better than elsewhere either ut wholesale or reAi
They have branch stores
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meet with better reception Ct Washington or anywher
they only u Freeman spring style Of hats
They ppear The price fo
the best only 81 CO. and will compare with hats sold for -
A beautiful hat for 50.
FREEMAN 90 Fulton street near Gold
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least prove that the probation bear hinge loo
to hang doubt ON Tie easiest thing in the world Wis
KNOWS No l2S Fulton street. and examine his hats-ha
the spring fashonand you must be satisfied Price ou
dollars.
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tention Of his customers the public to his styles Of
gentlemens hats They decidedly the most beautifully
finished hats offered combining taste ghnoss and du
rabty Look in at his salesroom, 3 Broadway second
door from Duane street, and examine them.
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The sprinU stylc of Iat.-As the sea
Every Reader of our Paper I

Approaching change hat the public IN want Of good
article invited to call at BRAKES splendid store No. g.
Bowery where they be suited according to their own
taste.
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reed the vortisement Of CHARLES WOOD in this pa
per- headed $500 building lots and 100 farms and ad
wise all who not disposed to the rents which
asked this city to share in these lots and farms this
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he introduced RAFFERTY, LEAsK at their two stores
Chatham opposite Chambers street. and of
Chatham and Pearl streets, Saturday March IL 1853