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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
NlOnOngalia Academy.

The Examination of the Pupils in this lnsttu-
ton came Off on Wednesday and Thursday last,
and was no doubt well sustained. Our engage
mcu,s deprived US Of the pleasure Of attending.
We hope, however, to have report for our
next issue. '"'
The Annual Contest between the Columbian s:
Monongulia Literary Societies took place on
Thursday evening. The order Of exercises was
rs follows: "'.u 's.
/. Prayer, by Rev. S. sicgfricd.
.. Select Decentralization of Territory: W.
A. lIanway, Morgun,own. NJ
3. do. Euogy on Henry Clay: FIN. Dur.
bin, Morgan.own. 3d.
A. Essay-The American boy: F. ]. Collier.
S,eubcnvillc, O.
5. do. The Revolution in China; c.. A
Alcsrczat,, Maple,own, Pa. ,..o,
c. Original oration--His,Ory: II. Q. Oh,
Wheeling, Va. q
Z. do. Religious Libcrty--H. Woods
Marion county, Mo. -
8. Discussion: Was tho British Government
justfablc in bunishing Napoleon BOnaparte tt
the Island Of St. Helena q GIN ug ~
Affirm: is. Repper,, Monongalia county, Va
Deny: HIT. Martin, East Liverpool,o.
0. Dencdiction, by Rev. James Davis. "a,
The exercises were introduced and intcrspcrs
cd throughout by cxhilarating Music from tn
Morgantown Brass Band.
Tho Judges found great difficulty and spent ne
little time in making up their verdict on the per
formanccs-and who would not, where all wor,
oxcellentl but finally the award, very. handsome
by p.eiaced, was given, in behalf Of the Commit
tec, by Seth T. liurd, Esq, in favor Of Messrs
Durbin, Collier, OFT, and Martini III. go p
We have heard tho opinion Of competent jud
gcs to the effect that the performance on thi
occasion were not a whit behind those Of tn,
prominent Colleges. The discipline of tho AGA
DENY is excellent, and tho 'indciatigable princi
pal, Rev. Mr.. AoOnE, is winning golden opinion
from an Intelligent. community. ..'.-
The large upper room of the Court. House wa
crowded to excess, and the audience, q majorit
of whom were Ladies, was held in wrapt a.,cn
ton for upwards of two hours, Notwithstanding
the intense heat Of the atmosphere. aN'''-il 5
Another discussion took place, about II, P. n
at Mr.. WaIlace's Hotel, of a bountiial and vel
prepared Supper, given, as we understand, b,
the Students, and dispatched by the assistance .
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
Later from JaDan,
4 Treaty Bctuecn Tic United States and

4 treaty Bctweca TIC United States and
, Japan. ..,.
The, following is from the London
Times correspondents letter, dated Hong
Kong, April l2:
"The mail Of the 9th of February is
overdue, and the outward steamer has
been detained "a hours, as DIR. Bowring
is expected to be a passenger in the one
10 arrive. 8 ~ f
"The most prominent and interesting
intelligence we have to communicate by
this mil is the authentic account Of The
successful negotiations of his Excellency
Commodore Perry Of the United States
navy in japan; and there is great reason
for believing that we may shortly have
particulars ofthe treaty and the ports to
be opened, as on the 9th March. Com.
modore Perry was 10 have a grand meet
ing near Jeddo with the Princes and
Ministers OF the Emperor Of Japan, ap.
pointed, il is said, for the consideration
and conclusion, and most probably the
ratification, ofthe treaty. From all VIC
learn, there can be no doubt that Japan
will be opened 10 all nations, and each
have the facility of making treaty
The United States ship Saratoga was To
be despatched soon after The 9Th for Pa
mama to convey the important news te
Washington. '
"The. United States steamer Susque.
hannah arrived here on the Cd inst. hav-
ing leftthe Bay Of Jeddo on the 25th ult.,
and is 10 be held at the service of the u,
States Commissioner, MIR. McLane.
"The ports selected are said to be Ozaka
in 3445'norih lat. and 1876 % long, and
Matsmai, in the Straits Of Sangan,
- "The Emperor Of Japan was dead, A
very old man, but new Emperor, was
enthroncd. , al.
+1'he report given Of The Russian Adj
miral having made treaty with thu En-
rctou turns OF, 10 be unioundCd
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
The Judiciary Multiplying The Fugilive'
Slave Law mn.

We. believe that up to the present time
the Judiciary has refused to countenanco
attempts 10 evade or resist the execution
of the fugitive slave law. But at last a
Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
has decided tina! the law is unconsttution-
al and soi4s and has ordered the release
ola person who had been arrested by the
Federal authorities for resisting its execu-
ton in The recent riot in Milwaukee.
Tho United States Marshal refuses to obey
tho order. Here is a pretty conflict Of
jurisdiction. We presume tho case will
be brought before the Supreme Court,
which tribunal will pronounce final and
conclusive opinion as 10 the constitution.
atty of the fugitive slave law, --RiM.
mwd Eaggirr,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Fatal Accident We regret to learn that
ALLISON RocrRs, son Of Mr.. William T.
Rogers, Of, PruntytOwn, Va, who was en-
ployed as a brakeman on the B. s. 0. Rail
road, fell between two cars while in motion
and was dragged about an hundred yards
one Of his thighs was nearly severed from
his body, & he died few days afterwards
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
COUNTY COURT.

A four days session of our Quarterly Court
terminated on Thursday last. The most impor-
ian, business transacted was swearing in the new
Sheriff aud Constables, and granting Licenses to
sundry Tayerns, and refusing them to others.
List of ordinaries licensed June term 1854. =
James Gouldcn, Blacksyille. s.Ia0' a.
Moses StroSnidcr, ., ..r.
George Kinney, West Warren.
John Wallace, Morgantown.
Alex. Hays, . .H
~. picrpont, ....
Seth Stafford, on Cheat.
YIN. Sine, Moovcsvillo. 90. l
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
40 correspondents.

The letter from Preston, with its pretty
enclosure, is received. OK.
"Knor Something" contains language which
We could not use, and for which VIC cannot be
rcsponsiblc-and as the writer has seen proper
to withhold his name, VIC sec proper to withhold
his production. We have no idea who he is,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

It is reported that a portion of the, Greig.
vile Tunnel fell in on Sunday night render
ing ,heroad impossible for freight. SC, un-
,ilTthe distractions can be removed. Pas
scngers, al present, are conveyed over the
mountain, from one train to another, and
should the company experience much diff
Guilty in removing the obstruction, we pre-.
sumo they will relay the temporary track
over the Tunnel, SO as to make the deten-
ton ess.-Fairmont Republican.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
LADIES' FAIR.

The Fair Of the Ladies' Library Associa'
ton of Nlorgan,own will be held on the
evening Of the 4th Of July, at the Hall o.
the Sons Of Temperance, al 81 o'clock, p, NJ
Honorary members admitted free.
Admission fec % cents. ID,
.r. NJ. D. EMERY, Prest.
H. l.. DERlNc, Sec'ry. a00
Morgan,Own, juno IS, 1854.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Some sensation is created in political cir
Giles, in New York, in consequence OF the
passage of strong resolutions against the
Know Noihings BY the Tammuny Hall Demo;
cratic General Committee, at their SPECIAL
meeting on the 2lst.-The step was taken,
ii is thought, agreeably 10 orders from Wash.
ington, The people have taken the matter
in hand, and resolutions will not do against
resolution. ..,.nlE u SsagH hasta1
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
lIORGANTOWN, VA.
SATURDAY, JULY L, 1854.
OUR AGENCIES.

pMr. c. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obliging and
attentive Agents.
E.W. CARR, Third street, opposite the Elk
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City. .r..- l.,I
Dr.. E. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, Barbour co,
has kindly consented to act as Agent for the
Mirror. q" nIn 5-.O inu
DIM. ANVIL, Nes,orvilc, Barbour CO., Va.
C. CRESAp, Esq, Kingwood, Preston co., Va
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

WIN. E. Lockari, Esq, Clerk Of the Cir.
cui, cour, Of Wiz, County, died on the night
Of Sunday, the 18Th inst. Mr.. Lockhaft was
a very deserving and popular man, and a! the
citizens of his county will find it ilficult to
fill the station made vacant by his death.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
Adjournment Of Congress.

The House of Representatives have
adopted resolution for the adjournment
Of Congress on tho 14th-of August. II
is not probable that, The Senate will con-
cur in The resolution. The idea ola re-
cess from July 10 October is very attract:
i've, especially since the PRONUNCIATION Of
the opinion oflhe Comptroller, that the
ciglt dollars a dag would not be inter,
rupted. 1t is not certain that it would
not be both cheaper and better for tic
interests ofthe country, ifmembers would
quietly draw their PEI aiem at home
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
FROM TIE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT OF JUNE 2

FREMoNr's DELAwARrs.-We have
seen many "white people" accounts Of
Col. Fremont's last winter expedition
but no "ladian" account oft until'now,
The Missouri Democrat contains their
account, and while all the wAite accounts
are mure or less dreadful, the Indian
account makes it a "gery agreeable jour-
ney," with only one exception, that Of
losing one of their party in coming up
the Mississippi river, Fremont brought
them home with him, and'sent them up
in steamboat from New Orleans.) Elk,
cept that death all was Every agreea-
be-" although they scaled the Rocky
Mountains at the winter sols,ice, and
saved life by eating WORKOUT horses
and mules for forty five days, and Gu
tered California, all on foot, with only
one mule left of the second set purcha.
sed, and going through the Sierra Ne,
cada at new pass. This is the person
al part of the Indian report; the geo.
graphical or scientific part is briefly
sketched thus: :" No difficulty; wagons
60 with ease; not SO much snow as in
Kansas" N'
Here js1loms tic Indian account:
FaEmoNr's VoYAcEns.--We had tho
pleasure Of call yesterday from sever
al of the Delaware Indians who accom-.
panied Fremont on his recent winter ex-
ploration of the central route. A finer
looking set of voyagers we have never
behelJ, and any Que who sees them can
easily understand why Fremont relied
SO implicitly upon their courage and
endurance in exploring the wilderness.
Ono or two of them speak English very
lluen,ly, ard to them wo are indebted
for very graphic description Of the
route and many amusing details of
camp life. They speak with gus'o of
their feas,s upon mule meat, aud seem
even to relish thoir weary wandering a.
long the base Of tho Sierra Nevada be-
iorc they found pass. As far US Par
owan no serious obstacle to travel was
met with, and after that only single
mountain ridge was encountered before
reaching the foot of tho Sicrro Nevada,
and oven that had a fine level pass some
twenty miles south Of the point ut which
thov crossed il. They met several mar
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
@2as @z2s.e Sasgls.

Cooley for July, might be considered a Drag
number, If every succeeding issue Of the
Book had not some peculiar excellence about
it. The first establishment is scriptural
plate Of Noah in the Ark, from a picture
that has never been seen in this country
the second brillan, Fashion Plate-lhe 81
"Gal-laatry,' wood-cut' that might well be
mistaken fora copperplate engraving-
lowed by series Of ladies' tixiRs', peculiar
to this work. "A Day at a Ship Yard, con-
,ains much,valua5le infotmation-so does q
course Of lessons in Dtawing-and these are
followed by many humorous and entertain
lug articles. This No. commences the sec.
ond quarter of century Of Cooley, and vel
tits fresh aid vigorous as ever. The present
is good time to subscribe. ~ W
Peterson's Magazine for July, is quite ar
attractive number. Sea- Bathing is a wei
conceived and we'll executed plate-und the
Fashion Plate is remarkably fine. To say
nothing Of the literary merit Of this No., The
patterns and directions FOX Embroidery, &c
are richly worth the subscription price.
.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Post Office RemoVal.-The Ices Ferry P.
O., in this conn,y,is removed to MKelyey's
Store, on Cheat, river, and Mr.. N. H. Trip,
lett is appointed Postmaster. Ut
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Negro Stampede. Forty Negroes out
fifty, employed by one ofihe contract,
ors on the GAINESVILLE and Ridgeway rail
road, we learn from the South Side Demo-
Graf, ran off on Sunday last, near Lynes-
Vile, N. G., and have not since been
heard Of,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Its said tina, Gen. Cass has applied for
admission into the Society Of KnowNo,hIugs
in Washington city, and that there is some
doubt whether he will b. received. 1T is
eyiden, tina, hacknied politicians are no.
very acceptable tothe new order although
some sixty members Of Congress ore report
ed TO be already enrolled among its mem
bers .sl l,tsh . 81 @ adtfnroU3a.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

cae11ecyaa.-- Tho St, Louis In,eligoncer
says this disease is rapidly disappearing
from among the patients at the City
Hospital, only five or six cases are at
prcson, rcmainiug. There is two for
tho season an exceedingly limited nun;
Dor Of patients Of all classes. Tho total
ofin,erments in ST. Louis for the week
ending 10Th inst, was LIE only forty Of
which were ci,izcns. d. .a5n ba
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Effect of RQ,lroads,-In Harrison
county, Kentucky, according to the Gym
thiana News, land that formerly soldat
three dollars an acre, is now worth ten
dollars an acre, owingio The construction
Of the Covington and Lexington Railroad
through tia, county. spchis the effect
Of railroads everywhere, increasing The
value cfreal estate,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

Tic Eric Railroad had two quarrols
on hand. Firstit had struck against the
Post Office Department refusing to cur.
ny a portion Of tho mail on tho ground
that il is not adequately paid for its scr.
vices. Secondly, its engineers have
struck againsttlle Company because il a.
dpptcd rulo making the running of an
engine oil',hc track at n station where it
was to stop an absolute cause of dis
charge. Tho company is supported in
both cases by tho New York press aud
illno doubt carry its point
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
NEWS BY THE LAST MAIL.

Meeting ofButc1ers.. Tho Beef Butch
Of our city held meeting on WGdpes,
day afternoon, and resolved to make no no
purchases Of Beef at higher proc %
per 100 lbs. They attended the Cattle
market yesterday but made no purcha,,
scs, we understand in consequence oil
the high figure asked for cattle. 1t INC
citizens will sustain the butchers IN re-
fusing to buy beef for few days from
those who purchased up tho beef caltIe !,
as fast as they arrive for the purpose OF
speculation, the prices will suddenly
come dowm.-PhiladelphiG Paper
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

PRAISE WHERE WE CAN AND cENsunE WHERE WE
MUST.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01

A Washington correspondent Of :! the
New York Courier, says that Leading
member Of the Committee on Foreign re-
lations in the Senate, has expressed the
opinion, that war with Spain will COM
mence in ninety days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29
A HoRRID MURDER.

We copy the 70 lowing particulars of the shooting
of Mr.. Fannin by Mr Bunch formerly citizen Of
Memphisl from the Holly Springs Banner:
A gent eman who came passenger on the stage yes
terdsy, from Aberdeen reports most horrible affair
which occurred there on Saturday. the 18th inst =
The circumstances related follows: Col. M. j..
Bunch and Mr.. Fanniu, who wss sportsman. but
still regarded ss clever man amongst gentle man.
thing Bunch had, his money, horse and buggy and
negro boy. Bunch asked some tin to raise money
to redeem his lost property, and at the expiration ct
the time, Faun!n called for settlement, when B.
told him he would pay him ell he owed him at four
O'Clock next day. In the meantime Bunch borrowed
shot gun. saying he was going bird hurting. The
next day Fannin on his way to Hunch's Office
when of the citizens advised him not to co. that
there would be difficulty. BE replied that he and
Bunch were friendly, and walked to BPS Office. He
found the door locked, and sitter knit cking for admit
down the steps from IS office, which is in the
0nd story of building opposite Hendersons Ia
vern. fannin had got nearly down the steps when
Bunch came out and hailed him.
= Fsnnn turned his face, when Bunch fired with the
barreled gun he had borrowed, hitting f. with
five buckshot in the face Fannin fell immediately.
Bunch fred again, hitting Fsnnin in the abdom sn
with several shot. He then down the steps and
beat Fannin with the gun until it broken to pie.
The above are the circumstances substantially,
related 1t the fac Is stated above are true it 10
one of the most cold-bloodea murders ever commit
ted in the annals of Mississippi. Fannin is said to
aud also in the Mexican war, and was brother of
the celebrated Fannn who fell at the Fannin massa
Col. Bunch had not been arrested and was still
In Aberdeen,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-M Vail. N York; Mrs w s
Sanders, B Ssnders, 8 Sanders London: L r CHe
I'm, Mrs Young Bait; Capt Thos Skinner Purser
WIN Smith N Rosnoks; 4 M.nley. Buckins.
w Ssdderson, Cumberland; Z Hongsworth, Z
Burllins; wife and child N Y: M C Farquhar,
EXCHANGE HoTEL-wJ Ballard and d.xsb
ter. AibemsIie; w Robertson, Charlottesville !;
L Waterhouae, do; Simon Stevens, Lancaster: II
Da;iam, baltimore; Jas Gibbony, WytheviIe o
trump, Nsnseu.ond; S d Gooch Va C r: 'Dr
Higgins, Miss Higgins, Va; A Middleton, New
york; > Jones, Louisa h; DR. Quarles, H w Muir
md servant Lynchburs; Gen Cecke, Fluvanna !:
Bnrws.i, Roanoke; II Newhal, Philadelphia:
a Scott. Ala; N Watkins, Prince Edward: WIN
.a hing and Queen; Y Dehavsn, U s Ar.
NNins William; r Turpiu, Albemarle "a Gavvstt
COLUMBIAN HoTEl-Ms. M Dumid ] 8
, Haley, pisknson, Halifax; Woodbridge, Midlos
nenture; w frioe, LOUISE; w PssEnore. Lnnsni5 y
Wilson, Cumberland; L w Thompso BaJt: "
Lager, Philadelphia; w A Bowls, Pr Gee. Tho,s r
Seaay5ss, hed Sweet Springs; A Powell, Powhatsn:
SSiT TisSn sTxf Il M " Tyler, Richmond a
n; Peck; Halifax H; Alex McSaay and Issy.
ham; Bradley Martin Clarksyille WI,
S na Isay, Master ana Miss White MissIssippi: MI.
G nnsIes Baltimore; D w Tailey. Halifax: 7 w
Einnict. co. Mrs c sohn Gray Abingdon; Leander
ca Ms Sssaoury, Norfolk; III Marabi Charles Cits
T.. n Hiy Johnson, Mas Greathouse Coyington, .
Prssiss nsseosk, Loudouu; VIM Medcaif. New YORK,
John 49, AieAsndIia; Gibson Wade. Louisa !:
Ya,i IN b Win Young, Boston: G \ sSia ySr
...s;. Natteil. N c; J w Holt, virginia eail-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29
From the Wing Of Saturday /

I1EAINUlVN,
Messrs Editors 1T is we'll known in this com
munity that reported the speeches OF Capt. D. E.
Moore, in the case of the Commonwealth Us. Chris
tian, published In the Richmond Wing, and of the
alleged incorrectness of which he SO highly com
plains in your paper of the 18th inst
By permission OF Judge Thompson, and at the
request of the Editors of the Whig endeavored to
report correctly all the evidence in the case, well
as the substance of ali the speeches made on both
aides. There were many persons present who
heard the Captains speech, and now respectfully
call upon him to write out his speech and publish it
to write out the alleged errors in the reported
speech and publish them, in order that those who
heard the speech may judge between US.
have nothing farther to say in the matter and
merely wish that the public mind may be put right
Respectfully
Il ri McC AMpRrry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29
GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND FISH
ING TACKLE :
~. JAMES WALSH desires his

~. friends and the public to bear in mind
that there is in store, st the old estab.
lshed Armory, seven doors W est of the
City Hotel as complete an assortment of ARMS
ANN UNlTION AND EQUIPMENTS OF WAR
against the feahered and shy tribes can be found
South of the Potomac
His fine Double and Single Barrel GUNS are of the
hnest imported and in addition, manufacture to
order as his customers suggest, fine Gun i'm.
ported: And for an extra RIFLE, "try him"
or Colts celebrated FIVE SHOOTERS Aliens
Five and Six Barrel REyOLVERS, Duellns and al
9 9M kind, OF PISTOLS; BOWIE KNIVES, FISH.
H ING TACK LE, Lie OR FLASKS POCKET
CUPS and sll such aduncts his assortment is unsur
passed, and he viii not be undersold. -.
ne pegs leave to state that be has the largest
stock OF CANES in this city, consisting of the finest
goid silver, pearl, ivory bronze, stone, and other
headed Canes OF the rarest woods.
70 renGer his services valuable to deserving pub
nc he Will not only make Guns Pistols and Rifles to
oraef Dut VIII stock, alter into percussion and re
PAIR al kinds of FIRE neatly quickly and sub.
sfantiaiy. He will also mount Canes re-ft and re.
par coof and trunk Locks at as moderate rrices a.
my N-fw Maker aud Impouer of Cinns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29
T1RY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED

Ky 1UIC1ESON 5 UNKIVAILED
Il OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
ltcures Piles speedily.
Itrelieves Sore Throat Breast immediately
II cures Saddle Hurts Scratches or Sore Eyes of
l Horses. -
& HUTGHEsONS OINTMENT is prepared with
crest care, and never fails to give satisfaction
The afflicted are invited to give it trial. and If II
should not accomplish what is claimed for il. then
call II humbug, and demand your money
Inc pTopnetors have In their possession any num-
Der OF certificates, from some of the most respecta
pie etiSens of Virginia and other States, anumber of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
Sold Wholesale and retail by - s.
PURCELL, sLADD l. Co, and
mn Ii-d&cSm DOVE CO., Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29

BLOOD SYRUP OF IODINE. HY-
ID DRIODATE OF POTAsSA. CITRATE OF
IRON AND SPANISH SARSAPARILLA--for regu-
lating the stomach and bowels and cleansing the
originate directly or indirectly from an impure state
of the blood. The above combination is particularly
adapted to this of the year. being not only
purifier of the bloed but at the same time most
agreeable and excellent Tonic. For sale by
R. r. DUVAL u BRO, Druggists.
my 90 szn 1879 Main ST.