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ELECTION NEWS.
G The following additional returns
were received by last nights Mail.

| 'ass "i6ht o w III.
pennsylvania.
In the 10th district, Covode is elected
to Congress, over A. Drum, dem.
goth district, Knight, wing, is elected
over Montgomery, dem. by 1900 maj,
2sd district, Alison, wing, is elected
over Trout, dem.
There is large Wing majority in
both branches of tho Legislature.
Mott, Democrat, is. elected Canal
Commissioner C., by very large|Hajori,y.
The Know Nothings supportedflim.
In Ohio there were no state .ssues
except for u Judge of the Sapeme
Court aud u member of tho Bdafl of
Public Works. Tho Anti.Nebraka
Wing candidates for both these offiss
are elected by majoritics roundly esi.
mated at fifty thousand. The Wig
and Anti.Nebraskaites have also elected
q majority of tho Congressman. Thu
American Reform ticket in Hamilton
county, which includes Cincinnati, il
elected by a majority Of seven thousand
In Indiana six out of the eleven dis.
tricts Of which the State is composed
have elected the independent Anti-Ne,
braska nominees by large majorities.-.
The five other districts have not been
heard from.
Tho Baltimore American says the
election of SAMUEL. HlNxs, Esq, the
American candidate for Mayor, and in
the choice Of large majority Of the
nominees Of the same party in both
Branches of the City Council. 20, !,
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BuErah for Good Bargains!
At The Two BIG RED DOORS. !
Let those now buy trho aerer bought before,
And those rho at;cayS bought aow Luy the more.
a LARGER STOCK
Than over heretofore, may now be found at


Rogers &gOSle's Cheap Cash Store.
Large stock, low prices. and new styles,
Staples and iancics, piles on piles,
The assortment large and quiie complete,
With competition TO compete.
We soil CHEAP goods for CASH you know,
And That is why we sell SO low. fItisIl
Our Fancy Goods we first will number, 40.
And try your minds not 10 eucsmber
With surdry things Of small dimension,
And which are not worth your attention -
Therefore We mention silks and satins,
OF which we have superior patterns,
OF every style and every fashion,
To suit Tho Taste Of every nation:
The red, the white, the black, the blue,
With pink snd huff, the changing, too,
Whose beauties cannot fail 10 win
A smile from those who cannot grin
And some, no doubt, will laugh outright,
10 see SO rich, so great sight.
The next in order you must know
Are goods Of dress and calico.
We have all kinds and every brand,
That's manufactured in tho land.
Next comes our Prints, Hats, Caps and Boots,
Which cannot fail we think to suit,
Preceding cnwntds in the race
Before your minds We next will place,
The Queenswates, a little Hardware, too,
Aspendid stock, clean, nice and new
In orSer that you may be able u
TO orndmentyout dinner table.
We have good pepper, too, and spice;
SOAP, alum, ginger, mace and rice,
Cotiee,sngar, tea and rope.
Come friends, do sincerely hopo ,'|.'
That every person large and small,
Both young and old, low and tall,
viii give US an early call.
The subscribors would by this method tend c,
to their friends and customers their thanks 70,
the patronage We shavo received at your lands
during tho past season. We feel deeply thank
fol for past iavc's, and hope TO make ourselves
in no way unworthy Of their continuance We
ave hdt appeared before you to say what we
have done, can, or will do, but would simply
'oiat you to our career during the past season as
~ indos to the coming. Call and see US, friends,
IS VIC will be glad to see you whether you pur.
hase or not. ROGERS & FfjGLE.
P.S. all approved trade taken in exchange
or goods at cash prices.
Morgan,own, Va, Sept. %, 1854.
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Pursuant 10 the decree rendered in III
foregoing cause a, the Spring term of I'll.
Circuit Court Of Preston county, 1856
shall on Tuesday the second day Of the No.
vembsr term Of the county court Of said coun
" for 1854. at the front door Of the court.
house in Kingwood, proceed TO sell to The
highest bidder the LAND in The bill and
proceedings mentioned, situate in The coun.
~ Of Preston, on the waters Of The upper
Little Sandy, and consisting Of one hundred
and eighty acres, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said decree upon i
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
CURLY, bearing interest from the day Of sale;
a lien will be retained upon said land until
the payment Of The purchase money. The
ti,eis believed to be good, but will only
convey such title as is vested in me by said
decree. ,.ss.as R. Is. COyvAN.
October I, 1854. Commissioner.
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William conley, &C. Plt3 --'
James N. Stafford. Def, :" o"e"se'y.

3 n 10
pursuanttolhe decree q o,.,,, :, .,o f.,
going case at Tho Spring of ,rs ,i T;. .o';
Court Of Preston couniys "a a. I' "h G''e".'
Tuesday the second day o, Ns s,.a,', h VII
term OF the county court of ..,n a,ose e,,,
iii beng court day at tile Sonr ' oT ~ y
courthouse in Kin4wootl, ptt i " I'll 1, 70
the highest bidder. the LAND IN Y; ~ NJ a
proceedings mentioned, known ,bs ~ p a,,a
ley Place situate, lying and i"r n n ,bs
said county Of Preston; upon S,i;, =" If 'T q
l2 and 10 months, with in.erest ~ y, H.. w.
of sale; the purchaser or purchSs .n y; Wy
bond with approved security. a MN, sn' y
retained upon said land until the -.b, - %
money is paid, The title is beliet "1 10
good, but only such title as is vest, :, NC !
as Commissioner under the decree u Us
made. R. E, C0WA 20
October I, 1854. CommissioN
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Michael Hartman, Pil. In pursuance Oh a
aa1 as. decree Of the circuit
Israel Shafer g. Joseph conr, Of Preston CO.
Michael Hartman, In pursuance Of a de.
rs. cree Of the CircuitSupe.
Israel shader and rior Court Of Law and
Josspk Bishop. Chancey for Preston co,
rendered in this case, The undersigned vii,
sell at tho font door of the courthouse in
Kingwood, on the l4th day Of November
next, THAT being the second day Of the next
quarterly term Of the county court OF said
county,) SO acres of LAND, it being the
same named and referred 10 in the bill aud
proceedings.
! shall sell said Land as directed by said
decree, on credit OF 6, IL and IS months,
taking bond and security from the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and re-
tanning lien upon said land for the purchase
money. Said land is situate about IL mile
south of Kingwood, and the title is believed
TO be good, but | will only give such title as
| am authorised by virtue Of said decree.
.ss.5 WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
. October 7, 1854. Sheriff Preston Co.
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Marshall Clark, ct al, Defendant.
IN CHANrEpV

| 4hu' SHut SWHht IS U.s. Delennant1.
| IN CHANCERY.
! Stecnrod Dusenherry, by his Guardisn, I'D. lt.m.
Il. l.. Berkshire, tiles his answer, and William C.
George, and Henry Dusehberry, also flo their
| answors as Defendants, and this cause cnmo nm
this day to be heard upon the Bill, answers order
OF Equalization, the consent Of W lillian G, GEORGE
and Henry Duscnbcrry, and exhibits, and on ,he In,
agreement under seal Of David Clark and lydia
his wife, and tho bald Executor, and William r,
Clark, and the said Executor, and of William c.
Duscnberry, George Dusenbcrry and Henry Du.
scnberry, of the one part and the said executors
of tho other, which said several agreements were
by consent of parties considered as proven at tho
Bar Of tho Court, and upon tho answer of tho
Guardian, dd-!item, Of Sternrod Drscnbersy. and
was argued by counsel, on consideration where
oil the Court doth order, cdjudge and decree that
Master Commissioner OF this Court do settle
ne account Of John Dusenberry, Executor Of
Henry Dasenberry, Decd; that he ascertain what
IS duo to tho Plaintiff, the said John Dusenbcrry,
by reason OF tho amount paid by him on account
OF TIC claim mentioned in the Bill, and that for
THIS purpose he require and ascertain tho value
OF the consideration paid by the said executor in
compromising the claim with William Chambers,
as mentioned in tho Bill in this cause; that he
ascertain the value Of each devise and legacy in
the will ofIIcnry Dusonberry, decd, mentioned,
and the proportional amount to be contributed
by each dcvisce and lcgateo and that the said
Commissioner have authority to interrogate the
Paid John Dusenberry, Executor, as aforesaid, on
|ath, touching oil matters pertaining to this De-
rce,-but before taking said account, he shall
euSe the party defendants to have notice Of the
hc and place Of taking tho same by personal
se'ice of notice on those who arc within The iu-
risfftIon of the Court, and by an order Of pujIi.
eau properly executed on those defend ants
whoEe wlihoutit jurisdiction, and report his
pioeetings to the Court in orderto aluftheE do.
'feS = - ne cause. A copy,-Teste,
G. Stray, Clerk.
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4 Atthe Hall the following hesolutlons
were adopted by Monongalia Lodge
and ordered to be published
Resolyed, That the thanks of Monon'
gala Lodge be and are hereby tender
ed to Rev. Bro. J. D. McCabe. for the
eloquent and happily conceived Grafton
with which lie has honored the occasion,
and that while we heartily wish for him
along life Of continued usefulness and
the enjoyment Of ife's richest blessings
we trust that the sentiments of his ad.
dress may abide with us, and with oil
who heard it, to the illustration of those
virtues Of benevolence and charity in
our intercourse with each other and the
world at large. a
Resozred, That to our visiting Breth-
rem of sister Lodges, who have illus'ra-
ted their devotion to our common cause
! by their presence and fraternal partici-
patton in the festivities of the day, we
return our thanks, hoping that our in
,oryiew has served to strengthen the
ties which unite us, and that it has been
TO them, as to US, feast of reason
and flow Of soul" $3.50 'a p
Resolved, That the most excellent
Performance oftho Choir in singing the
Odes duringithe exercises Of this occa,
sion, merit our thanks as they have
challenged our admiration.
RESOLVED, That we return our thanks
to the Morgan,own Brass Band for the
superb music discoursed by them to-day,
and that while we appreciate their pre-
sent attachments, we commend their I'M
firing perseverance,,
Re,olced, Tha, to tho members OF the
M. E. Church, through their Trustees,
we present our thanks for the hospitality
and kindness with which they have well
cemed us 10 theirllouse of worship.
The following appropriate ode, COM
posed by q gentleman of this place, a
friend to the Order was sung with an
exhilara,ing effect, 5y the choir, at tho
close of the address: Is b e
With Friendship inscribd on our glorious banner,
Dcllgh,ingin deeds q Bcnevolcncc pure,
Our march ever onware-our light ever shining.
. .H.N.
Thut all may its blesings secure.
Our Love, as tho pure srcarn, Is constantly flow.
" ing. way,
1t cheers, and refrcsbs, and sweotcn's lifo's
Our hearts with its Bshs fame increasingly
glowing,
Rejoice to acknowlcdp its sway.
And Truth, as shicld,ts posscssor defending,
Shall reign in our cire, our hearts shull no.
full, J0tr psf
With Friendship and love 90 tremendously
blending,
Ever mighty mus, ossprevail. u
These principles humblypost hnmbly protesting,
And loving, yes loynsin word and in deed
We coyet not Fame, but 10 yir;uous hearts blcs-
sing
We cove, its joy as oameed. &
With hands strong to aaor, and firmly united,
With hearts always y, in the cause Of tho
just, y
Our Brotherhood widenin Jour foes now dividing,
4 Then Brothers, in Code will trust. IL
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Michael cress, Admir-, Plf. }
Us. In Chantsry.


Pursuant to the decree rendered in the
foregoing case at the August term Of The Cir
cult Court Of Preston county, 1858, ! shall
on Tuesday the second day Of the November
term Of lhs county court Of Preston county,
Il, being court day,) a, the from, door Of the
courthouse in Kingwood, proceed to sell the
Land in the bill and proceedings mentioned
consisting of TWO TRACTS,-one Of l0l
acres and the other 40 acres, lying in the
county of Preston, OIL upper Sandy Creek,
near George Brown's on credit Of 6, 10 &
IS mouths, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day oil sale; u lien will aleo be retained up.
on the same until the purchase. money is
pail. The title is believed to be good, but
only such title ms is vested in me by virtue
Of the decree will be made.
a.. @. cRESAp, Commissioner.
October z, 1854. . 1871 F
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September 30, 1854.
z. A. DERlNG & CO.,
Have Just received their stock Of q
Felt and Egriafca. Goods,

Bought in the Eastern Cities on the very best o
terms. rt.r ss 80
We deem it useless to cnuncrate, either IL
prose or verse, the many articles which are CON
prised in our Stock. Suffice it to say, neghbor.
like, we have such Goods as are usually kept in
Country Stores. We respectfully invite. our old
friends and the public generally 10 give US call,
examine our Stock, and we feel confident we can
please you. We deem il useless 10 brag about
our Cheap Goods. We ask no boot Of any of our
brother Merchants, nor will we take up your
tilne in reading humbug advertisements. The
people, by this time, understand that all quack
nostruns arc pulled in the Newspapers.
October Z, ls54.-if
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DEDICATION.

The new Westinghouse Of the zoar BAp.
list Church will 10 dedicated 10 Divine
worship on the third Lord's.day in October
INST. ills situate about u miles north Of
Laurel Point, in Ibis county.
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THE Greene Co, Agricultural Society

viii hold lis Annual Fair for 1854 at CAT
miclaels, on the 18th and 18th Of October.
Persons in and out Of The State are invited
to attend with their stock aud products. An
abundance Of good fresh water for man end
beast is on and near the grounds.
Z, E, CARSON, Cor. Sec.
ca,michaels, Oct. 5. H,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
MorgantoWn, Va. Oct. Z, lSht. (

~ MorgantOwn, Va, Oct. 7, ls5..}
10 MARsa L CLARK ANN HESTER HIS WIFE.
DAVID s.aSsAND LYDIA HIS WIFE:
=, a. aausv,,alhereby notified TIM, have fixed
UPON aa Jus ~ MI W. ;ofNoycmber, AID, 1854, ut my
ONCE a;. u. IN Mo, own, Mononsala county, Viz.
s."ai ~ 1 nnsa settle the executora account
49, VI JUN ia NV, executor of Henry Dusen-
DEITY, DEITY, ue'a3 ?ll as the other points sub
n annsa vo ~ ar e above decree, in which
Guy ea1sS soa a no. As deiiadants; ut which time
ana 49, - o,ha laired TO attend with any
. ,Sasm H. u ence to enable me to dis
do cs" Wv 'ia I'D upon me by the above
Given under mylhan coun;..on,.;ncA ..
Gerry Of the said Court gav nos, ,aa. ~ s on
foresaid. ,N ~ 4"S 'u In,I n,s. u
Oct. IA, 1s54.::269 ID - o. i1oo0"'
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BULLETIN non.
LOOK OUT KNOW N0HlNGs

rsNHERE being great deal of \ and confu.
l. sion in our Town, among the v ehants, we
want it understood that we belong Mo fusion,
clique or party: We 60 on our owAhOok, and
we will sell as we pleasc, always sell as low
as any body else, and We shall not b uided by
cost, perhaps little less. Mr.. Flomik is no "
East, purchasing Goods; and we would BY to our
customers and everybody else between two
seus,-hold on until they come to hunS which
will be in about two weeks. ~
we hayeon hand good assortment cflSApY
MADE CLOTHING, with variety oNotIer
Goods, and we invite our friends andull crSati,p
to call on us before purchasing elsewhse,' I
your object is cheap Goods. s.3 Nm
~. LA2lER & FLEMING.
Morgantowni October I, 1861. tf -. ..l.
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CLOSING UP.
FRESH DRUGS.

JUST RECEIVED att +. NJ. chnffan. Drug
Store, Sign Of the Golden Mortar. The attcn-
ton Of Physiciuusis especially requested, as the
Stock is large and complete and will DO sold on
teens tina, cannot fail to give entire ,,,isiac,Icn.
lulys, 1884. --.. -.3
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EmersOn's American Hair Restorative

A sure and permanent cure for Badness. It
removes scutf and dandrut, Scrofuous Eruptions
and ieyarish heat from tho Scalp.
Cleveland, and sold BY FIN. CuALPANT, :
Sept. so-sm Sole agent for Morgantown.
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SALE OF A LOT OF LAND


Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circuit Court of
Monongalia county, pronounced on the
l1th day Of September, 1854, wherein al
fred Yeager and others are plaintiffs and
Hannah Stewart and others are defend
ants, shall, -. y. ..:...s..-
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BAUw's
DEAD SHOT,
Or Rheumatic Lotion, The King of Pain
RAU|'s

Has triumphed over The mos, acute and dis.
tressing pain. If there exists pain in any
part OF The body, whether internal or ex,er.
nal, and not Of chronic nature, Baum Is
Dead Shot will triumph over all, and relieve
the sufferer from lis tormenls. For proof Of
these assertions refer you to over fifty res.
pectable citizens of our town and county,
whose names can be seen BY calling at my
Store. Then truly may this medicine be
styled the King Of Pain. Price 25 cents per
bottle. For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
FIN. Chalfaat, Morgan!opn, Va.
and by Merchants and DrnggisiS generally.
October IA.
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70 The Nightinge Opera Troupe
gave two entertainmt It's last week, with
their humorous JOKE puns, songs, in
strumentsl and vocal usic, burlesques,
conundrums, and VIII not. They had
a full house on Thufs by night, and en-
tertained their audiele to entire salts.
faction. Many won troupe of sable
performers have trayed and exhibited
to accomplishing aud bees. The pro-
gramme on Thursdayight was full Of
droll humor and ealsirth-provoking.
~ The suspendinef,ho Bridge ca
1,les vas cnmnleied OSoturdnv nftar-
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AyBLlc SALE
VI tluable Land!

Ii Chancery.
In puRsuAN - decree Of the circui,
Court ofMononA oo,n,v rcndercd ON Friday,
September Is, IN ,ic above cause, | will
on the 4th .MondA os,obsr maxi. that being
the flrst Gay OF ~ stobcr term OF the County
Court OF oncng1 COUNTY, in front of the
the Land in tho bill sroc ced lngs mentioned, ,
10 the highest bidder nbIie outcry, on cred
itof one and two ycaN NH micro, from the day
OF sa!e,'the purchaser purchasers required to
give oona with iapptovS security for tho pay.
meut Of the purchase md and a lion retained
on the Land until tho chase money is fully
paid oG:-saii Land lying Sbo waters ofI,ooth's
Creek in said county, cod ,inr by estimation
100 ACRES, it being lid me land conveyed
by Rein Holland, Decd, ikis lifetime to the
said John Holland. Tits q At;le tract of land,
and very desirable, Tho ,itlS sail 10 be indis.
putrblo, but selling as Comm oner. will on.
y convey such title az 10 ven in nc by said
decree. ]. krCH, Co,n,r.
September l6, 1854. E266-,s.
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On the 9th day Of November next,

the same being tho FIRST day Of the Novem-
Ter term Of The County Court to be held fol
said county in said mon,h-sell Lot OIL
Ground in Hamilton, or Jmtown, in the
county Of Mon ongalia; being the same thai
was conveyed by John Bare and wife to E.
vans Sewar. by deed dated Sd Nov. 1887,
reference 10 which deed, duly recorded III
said county is herein made for more part:
cular description Of said lot Of land. Il will
be sold before the courthouse door Of said
county, on credit Of six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond with good securi.
ty, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and the tile will be retained for the pay
ment Of the purchase money.
. GUY R. 6. ALLEN, Cotam,ss'r.
October "A, 1854. is l.%
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CELEBRATED GERMAN IBlTTERS.
fhAFAhLU NJ
DIR. Gun. JACKSON, ~

Z In. ". Ni. .J2kShSoAN3 .f.o.r
German Medicine Stare, No, 100 Arch ST.. v
one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases isnotes-
c.!led, II equallct, by any Other preparation III
the United States, as the cures attrst,in many
cases after skiiIul physicians had iaied. ~, ~
These l,i,tcrs arc worthythe at:cn ttch ofITsa
lids. Possessing great virtues III the fectifsstioa,
o. tho liver Ind lesser glands, exercising the
most searching power in weakness and affections
OF the digestive organs, they are withal SAFE,
certain and pleasant. ,;... J. Z, n,
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. ~.
Or. ]. NJ. WILSON, Lexington, Va, February
| G, 1859, said: HI am entirely out ofthe Germaa
Bitters Thcy have becume al! the rage. No
thing else sells"
TIr Tgsrn LEGION, published at Woodstock, )
| Va, said Jan. 10th, 1850: ga Great aedicsne:
I'VE have uniformly refraincdf from recommend.
ling to,thc public any of the various patcntmsd-
/ icines Of tho day, anleSs thoroughly eenyinced
of thcir value. Among those we consider WSr+
Inv ot'noticc, is the German Hitters, irvea;slby
d.. HooHand, and prepared by Dr.. Jackson, I'D;
lphiladephia. One instance, In particular, in,
which tho superior yirtn0s Of this lnedicnehays
been tested, haa ihllrnunder our Observations -
4 During thd last suinintr,a soMof M. Ahra,Hi
4 CrabiI. ofthls county, was very ReriOusly az
iected with Liver Complaint, land aiter trying IN
vain yurious remedies, he purchased a bottle OF
the Bi.tcu, and alter using ii, was olnpch req
llicyed Of his distressing malady, that be procn-
Iraa another hottie, dOisnow restored entirely
10 health.'' 4 Y
! THEY ave entirely vegetable, Zee from ~ IN
tilriouslgtcdients, always stFsns, the system
and never PROSTATE II. a Z. 4 Z A n III
(, FOR saIs tyh6lesall by ptpgsi 81 i'm all tbs
IpfiDcpal cites, ald at rvliil W. p6tNcSafies
st5Fsseenessin every towts The t'Sitsfs STATES,
Y Sbptkinbef 80, 1864. inisSntvsly y
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Al. Circuit Court held in and for Mononvalia
county, on tho 18th day of September, 1854:
John Dusenberry, ct al, Plaintiffs.
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Liver COnEIF7=--= - :.
Ja,,,sdsec, Dyspea,sia, ei, IRE :.
-. n,a,.,.afis HeDtLiiY, 3 J.

! ic or .VeVVOtsS Als'CO'S'tss25 Y
No., - a, r,r KIDNEYS, and all DiseassssS..,,
DISEASE or ~. .;s,,i iisse d. stomach, such
e. as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnlness, orr
Blood to 'thd Head, Acidity OF ne Stamach,
Nausea; Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fnllness
or weight in the Stomach, Sow Fluctuations,
Sinking, or Flut!ering 1.-THE ritof the stotn.
ach, Swimming Of the Head, hurried and pit.
fcuit Breathing, Flrttering attic Heart, Cloak
ing or ,sutTosations when I'M lying pasture, =
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in tae Head, Deb.
cheney Of Precipitation, Ycllowiess cfthss Ska
aud Eyes, Painin the Side, Back! Chest, Limits,
&c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in tho
Flesh, Constantlhaginings Of Evil, aud great
Depression Of Spirits, can beetfectpalIy carcd
By DOCTOR IiooFLANDss
CELEBRATED GERMAN lBlTTERs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-14

Tie Editors Of tho Riehriond Reprblieanhsd
a servant employed IN their press room cured Of
violent scfoiula combined with Rheumatism,
" hich entirely disabled him; from work; Q bot.
Ties Of carter's Spanish Mixture made periec,
cure of him, and tho Editors, In public noticc,
say they "cheerfally recommend il TO rlilwhv
arc effected with any disease of,he blood.n