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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

NXIE now opening our large and carefully select
w ed stock Of spring and Summer Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods Ia received from the Eastern markets. to
which would cordially invite the attention purchas
(apz9l SHANkLIN e. REILLY.
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A CARD

THE subscriber wond most respectfully return his
l. thanks 10 tn citizens Of Evansville, Newburg,
ROCKVILLE, Vincennes, Nil Vernon, Unontowb, Hcnder.
son. owensboro &C. especially. and To the public gen.
orally for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Lin the
past year, and would solicit large share Of the
to ards the arm. John r. CLOVER.
ap25 d&wn
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WE have just opened very derirable stock OF Bon
w nets. the latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Parzsols AMI Fans, to which invite the attention
the Ia.ie, before making their selections.
ap2s ShANkLlN REILLY.
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PREMIUM SILVER WARE.

II HAVE Just received splendid lot Of Premium Silver,
J. comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons,
sugar shovels Knives, &c. &C., WARRANTED PURE Cois.
Call and see them. r. HUSTACE,
APPS First street, near Main.
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CHALLY DE LAlNES.-A fresh stock ofthess
" beautiful spring Dress Gooos, In patterns,
HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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REGULAR PACKET FOR BownfNo.
GREEN AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
@0 POINTS.
.H~ THE good little steamboat WHITE
III. s1sn,nr .aa. %.'s; r., T s,s fo1
freight or passage apply on board. myl3t
ron LAFAYETTE.
o,n,.p B. y jTsIiS Ss:n ,s,,. vii,
leave Ssturd for all points on the Wabash For
fssh q, passage apRs e Ss.sd HssvEY
wABAsHAND cINcINNATI PA cxIT.
,G~A rrr nns steamer
Capt. b. s. s csDprs. co,n,n.uder, will
run uiar packet between Cincinnati and lafay-
prompts and punctual,y in attending to 6nsncs. en-
trusted to her care. JOHN 5. MITCHELL & SON,
feb2S.Im Agents.
REeGLAR EyANSyILLE. BOWLING
,H~ u TnE fne staunch steamer
e BELLE QUIGLEY,
ak3Cspt TRIrLr,r Commander. will run
freight and passage applyto ADAMS COOK.
feb22 If Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
t@k TIE hps " light n sra r. stsa .@s.
.Cspt Bsows, Master, win run regularly
hereafter as an Evansville and Wabash packet. For
f'sS1i Of passage apply to 1 TxSoR
EVANSVILLE AND LAFAYETTE
PACKET.
t THE we'll fn s.TG and SN .'anHeh steamer
Z. Capt. JoHr Ro.s:os. s Commander. h..
common ed running regular Evansville ana La
fayen Packet. to continue during the season; For
freight or passs-" on board. mh4-u
IN RIVER PACKET.
sH~A TEE well known and staunch steamer
Capt PLunrR, commander, will run as
mr. Gree Eya WILLIE gazing Nv.
snsvilie every "Wednesday and Bowling Green every
Monday. till further notice.
REGULAR WABASH AVID EVANS.
VILE PACKET.
.~A TIKI saunch steamer
c.., <. w p; a e.S SsxES; vii, run a.
regular packet during the in the Evansville and
Wabash trade For freight or passage sEPy on board
EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
49, 4 THE substantial and light d-augh. steam.
0aI1 err FAwN, VIZ. X. hoLcRAyr, comman.
3der. hs. again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade and will continue to
make regular trips during the season. She has been
thoroughly ovsrhsuled andis in prime order.
aug22d3m
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE subscriber having, on the 18th inst associated
Cha,auque county n ". his bushes. will be
& Co. (ap25 ddwtf) JOHN F. GLOVER.
NEW PINE LUMBER.
yN7E now laying in Spring stock Of Pine Lum
w Der, consisting Of oil the various thicknesses and
qualities usually KEEP: st the yards in Cincinnati and
Louisville Mechanics and bull iers respectfully
guessed 10 examine stock before purchasing else
where. lap25-d&wu) JOHN y. GLOVER * CO.
ACARD
THE subscriber would most respectfully return his
l. thanks to th- citizens Of Evansville, Newbury,
Boonyille vince"ne'. M Vernon, Uoon,owh, Hender'
.n1t
orally for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Linn the
past year, and would solicit large share Of the
towards the arm. JOHN +. GLOVER.
APPS d&wu
PREMIUM SILVER WARE.
HAVE receiv ed a splendid lot OF Premium Silver,
J. comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard spoons,
Sugar shoves Knives, &c. &c, WARRANTED PURE Cois.
Call and them. X. HUSTACE,
ap.S First street, near Main.
NVTE now opening large and carefully select
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CUNDR IES...
- oo h.x. Etoa Salt

6yUNDRIES.es
- 20 bags Fine Salt; IS bbs Wilmington Tar;
10 ties prime new Rice; IS bills Tanners Oil lbes);
rs bbls Plaster Paris; IS bbls Crushed. Powdered
4 case hf bx Sardines; and Loaf Sugar,
case or.bx do case Double Loaf Sugar;
Is bags White Carpet Chain; all in and for sale
upon reasonable terms BY FOSTER BROWN.
apl2
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NEW PINE J.UMRER.

NEW PINE LUMBER.
WE are now laying In our Spring stock Of Pine Lum
Der, consisting Of all the various thicknesses and
qualities usually KEEP: at the yards in Cincinnati and
Louisville. Mechanics and bull iers respectfully
guessed 10 examine stock before purchasing else.
where. (ap25d&wu) JOHN y. GLOVER * CO.
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISYILLE
PACKET.

PACKET.
,HD l. THE substantial and light d-aught steam
0@ er FAWN, VIZ. X. HoLcRAvr, com IN an
q der, has again taken her place in th'
Evansville and Louisville trade. and will continue Il
make regular trips during the season. She has bseI
ovsrhsuled and Is In prime order.
aug22d3m
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE subscriber having, the leth inst associated
i with him In business Mr.. Theron Pslmeter, OF
Chatauque county. n. ". his bushes. will hereafter be
conducted under the and style Of John F. Glover
x Co. (ap25 d6wtf) JOHN r. GLOVER.
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VIRGINIA. to wlt:-At Rules held in

VIRGINIA. to wit:-At Rules held in
the Clerks office ofthe Cirsuit Court Of Pres
ton county, on the first McAday ofApriI, 1854:
john Eycrly and Edgar C. Wilson, Complaihansa.
James Cobua, Isaac W Cobun, Jonathan Cobun
Isabel Cobun, Subina Knox, james Knox, Eu-
genius Cobun, Mary tohuE, John Cobun. Rob-
eu Cobun, Alpheus Coban, Francis cobun,
Hugh Evans tla,e Sheriff and as Administrator
orAr,hur Co6un, det'd.) and Jane Co0un wife
ofsaid Arthur, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Tho object of this suit is to subject tract Of
Land of Arthur Cosan, decd, 10 the payment of
his debts, and i, appearing by affidavit that the
defendant, Aipheus Cobun, is not resident of
this State, on motion Of tho Compliments, by
their counsel, It'll ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here within ono month after due
publication Of this order, and do VIVA. is nccGs-
sary to protect his interests, and that 4 copy Of
this order DO published once week for four sue
cessiyc weeks in tho "AIonongalia Mirror" n
weekly newspaper published in MOrsantown,
Monorgalia county, and posted at tho front door
Of the Court House ofthis county on the first day
of III, next term Of the County Conrtofthis county.
A. copy teste: JAS. Ii. CARROLL, C&.
j. c. Wilson, Counsel. May 2o.-5t.
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Deafness
OR TOTAL,
ENTIRELY REMOVER.

I pr. ALS0pHERT bcgs to call the attention
u those suffering from total or partial los"
tho hearing, to the following facts. En ireat'
diseases Of tho middle or internal Ear with
INDICATED D0UcllES.
Such as is practicod in tho lSfrmarcS Of Berlin,
Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and ST. Petersburg,
and lately by tho most distinguished London An-
ris,5, with tho most wonderful success; indeed II
is the only method that has been uniformly sue.
ceSsiul. The best proof Of tho efficacy OF tho
trcatmcn, will be II reference to nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of tho United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, rho hare ben restO-
red 10 Acute iicariag, aud not single, solitary
ease, to our knowledge, did we fail 10 effect ol-
thor partial ar total restoration OF the Hearings
when our advice or instructions were faithfully
and purctually adhered to. Many who could mot
hear the report ola pistol at arms length, can
now hear Il watch beat ut tho distance OF foot.
In cases of mMcus accumulation in tho EuSta-
chan Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation of the
MuCu8 Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
OF the Membrane Tympani, commonly called the
"D.um," or when tho disease can be traced to
the effects OF Fever, Colds, tho use Of Quininc,
MGrcurirl Medicines, Gathering Of the Ears in
childhood, &c., DR.. AIsnphcrt's treatment stands
prc-cminent Where tho Auditory Canal is dry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied with noises IN the Ear,
like falling water, chrpihg OF insects, ringing OF
bells, ruSIiing of leaves, continual pulsatons,
discharge Of matter, or when, in stopping, Il SEN
sation ia felt as if rush of blood to tho head
took place, when the hearing isless acute in dull
cloudy weather, or whe, a cold has been taken,
this method of treating tho disease is iHfaIli5te.
IN DEAF AND DUNE CASES
my experience warrants me in sati:g that i tho
hearing was at any time good, very much can be
accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb School ct
LeipSic, out Of clrSs " II, succeeded in rcStor-
ing -Four 10 acute hcdrIHg. Dr.. a. hcgs respect
fully to state that III those cases he undertakes he
guarantees n successful result, complete Ics,ora-
ton, or such marked improvement as will be
perfectly satisfactory, it his remedies are faith
fully applied and directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age, duraton
of disease, fmat,er issues from tho external pas
sage, il: there arc noises in the Ears, state gen.
crnl health, and what they suppose to have been
The cnnsc Of the deafness. When the health is
restored it is expected that those in easy circum-
stances will pay literally.
Medicines, apparatus, sc. will be sent to any
part u, my own expense.
Address DR. ALSOPHERT, Broadway Office
4ae2iG near Canal street, New York.
Fire Dollars Consultation Fee. To-.
ai5 4no april 81, 1854
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.

Virginia, Sat- Rules held in the
Clerks Office oftho County Court Of Preston,
on the first Monday in May, iSj1
ZALMON LUDlNGToE sc THOMAS COLLINS,
surviving partner Of tho late firm Of Thomas
ColIins { Co., which firm CONTESTED Of the u
iIrrsail Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins,
now deceased, IN DEBT, 70 recover from
,bo said Thomas Collins tho sun Of 500 As,
due from him 10 tho Plaintiff.
AND tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
many having boon designated by tho Plaintiff in
wiring. 10 be indebted 10 tho said Defendant, an
attachment was therGGpon Issued IN this cause IN
these words; "PrCSioE County, $50 thu ShCr-
if or any Constable OF said county: Whereas,
John J.. Brown (Agcu. for ZalnOn Ludngton,
Pluintifin un action now pcndny against Thomas
Collins, surviving partner Of the late iirm Of Tho'S
Collins {; Co. which firm consisted OF the a!orc-
said Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins now de-
ceased in tho County Court OF said County 10 re-
cover debt OF SlO5 4S) has this day made oath
before me, Smith Crane, Clerk Of tho said Court,
that the claim for winch the spid I.udMgtnn has
instituted hs said auit is just that he believes
the said LudngtOn is entitled 10 and ought TO re-
cover in tho SAID action the debt Aforesaid that
the said Luding,on has present cause OF action
against tho said Collins therefor and that tho
said Collins is not resident OF the State OF Viz
cinia, and that the ai1nt believes that the said
Collins has estate or debts due him within the
County aforesad These are therefore, in tho
name Of tic Commonwealth, 10 require you 10
attach the estate OF tho said Thomas Collins sur
yiving partner as aforesaid, for the amount ofthn
debt aforesaid and costs Of said suit and such
estate, SO attached, in you. hands to SECURE, or
so TO provide, that the same may be forthcoming
and liable TO further proceedings thercupon 10 be-
had, before the Justices Of cur said Court, at
Rules to be held ut tho Clerks Office Of tho same
OIL the first Monday in May nest, aud that you
hive then and there this writ, and make return
to tho said Court how you have executed the
sumo. Given tinlcr my hand ut tho Coutt-houSo
of said County, this first day of April, 1854, and
in tho 18TH year OF tho Commonwealth.
SMITH CnAsE."
Which attachment appears to have been oSe-
CITED by delivering copy thereof to Robert
Murray, an agent Of the said Company, on tho
18th April last, in the County aforesaid: where
upoh on motion of tho Plaintiff, by his attorney,
it is ordered that tho said Company, and likowise
tho said Thomas Collins, do appear here within
one month after duo publication of this order and
do what is nccuasary toprotect their interests III
this suit. Acopy testc:
VIM. G. Brown S: Co., Altos. ..
May G, 1854. 9t6-3s
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JAMES EDDY, ct al
J In Chanccr,.

Charles C. JESTER, ct at)
UPON an order ofrciorcnce to ,l.c.undorsIgncd
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court Of SIouonga-
LA county, Virginia, under Decree OF sud Court
rendered at its April Term, 1854, directing said
Commissioner to ascertain and report, ''what
sum if any sduc John Stradlcr, as purchase mo-
ncy for the Tract OF Land in tho proceedings
mentioned, and also report any other debts a.
gainsttlc estate Of the said John j. Jester which
bind tho real esta,e, together with any thing
deemed pertinent by the Commissioner or speci-
ally required by the parties"
The parties interested in the account in the a.
bovc cause will take notice that shall, atn,y Of
fco in NIorgantown, Monongulia county, Virgin
ia, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF juno, 1854, pro-
coed to state and settle tho above account, Mt
which time and place all persons interested will
please attend with their respective claims togcth-
er with any evidence that may be required in
support ofihe same.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of said
Court the 4th day o'Alay, 1854.
May 6. 1854. LIS HOUGH.
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Bceiamia Stiles, PieintD, )
rs. In Chanccry.

Stephen Stiles ct al Dgend's
IN PURSUANCE of a Decree Of the Circuit
Court of Nlonongalia county, rendered on Friday
April ID, 1854, in the above cause, on the fourth
Monday in juno next, 1854, that being the fFs.
day Of tho June term OF the County Court OF
Atcnongaliu county, in front of the Courthouse
door in Niorgantown, | will sell to the highest
and best bidder, Lot.No. g, containing by survey
1856 ACRES, and being the same land allotted
according to plat ofpctition to the children aud
heirs of Thomas Stiles, deceased, who was a
son and heir of William Stiles, deceased, on u
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser or pur-
chasers required to give bond with approved
surety for the payment Of the purchase money,
and the title retained unit. oil the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid off; said Land lying on Dunk
ard creek in this county, aud is a desirable tract
of land. The title is thought. to be indlspunbIe,
bu. selling as Sheriff will only convey such Ii
lie as is vested in mo by said Decree.
i. P. FITCH, Deputy
forA c. Dorsey, Sheriff MohGngalia Co.
brown & Kcck, Alloys for pltt.
May ., 1854. is. (pr's fee $500
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Valuable EarD Ter Sale.

THE undersigned olIcrs or sale valuable
Farm, sl,unlc abou, two milrs f;om Morgan
Town, on The West sc Of the liver, on The
road leading to ludiau Creek. adjoining lunds
Of Moses Cox and others. Tnem is on the
premises a good dwelling house and Kitchen,
with II barn and fruit trees, and good well
Of water. This iarn contains about 100 II.
c.es, of which fifty acres are cleared; the rest
well timberel. Call and examine Tor your.
selves. The terms will be made knnwn BY
JOHN G. LEMON.
April s, 1851. 2l23!
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CASH CASH.

WE have come 10 the conclusion to sell
for READY PAY, from and ufler the first
day of May next. We would gladly credit
manv Of our old friends and customers, but
alter long experience, believe il will DO bet
ter for us and those who purchase, to adop,
Anil Is. LAziER & FLEMING.
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WATER! FIRE.! WATER ~!

Nhy pill yON Tug Al flal oH lViaalass 1thcn
yoa can get a good PUMP so Cheap?
MIR. BRADLEY, Agent for the sale of ODDS
Patent Suction Pumps" after having put up some
FORTY ofthcm in this section, no, one OF which
las failed to give entire satisfaction, is aga,n on
hand with anothcrlot of them, readyto supply all
demands with despatch. The people Of Monons
gala, Preston, Marion, Barbour and Harrison
counties, to whum his agency extends, cannot
obtain a CHEAPER or more desirable PUMP,
therefore he asks them to examine and purchase.
III All orders addressed to me at Morgantown,
will meet nth prompt attention.
April %, 1854, P.BRADLEf.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-MAy 90

CATTLE.-rhere is very little change ii
the quotations for Beef Cattle since orr last
report and prices still continue high. The
offerings a, the Scales to day were $50 heal
ofwhich 90 were driven 10 Philadelphia, II
were left over unsold, and the balance were
sold 10 city butchers at prices ranging from
$3.50 TO Sc on the hoof, equal 10 S9aSll.7 "a
net, and averaging s5.62a gross. The sale
at the extreme prices were quite limited
nndybut few Cattle sold beyond s5.S7s OIL
below S4.75 on the hoof.
HoGs.-Thc supply continues large, ont
the demand inactive. Prices exhibit no
change since last week, and we note snles
at,lhe Scales to-day at $5.5OasG per 100 lbs
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CONaE TEEEY NAVE!

JUST received per Adams E. Cos Express tho
largest and hest assorted stock Of Embrodcries
in this market certain. ALSO, another lot Of
Silk and Straw Bonnots, Misses Flats, hand
made Mitts, pink, blue, white aud tan colored,
all wool DGLaines, dotted Swisscs, &C., &c. Wo
would respectfully invite the attention of Ladies'
to the above goods, as being nice and cheap.
May 6, 1854. CARR, liANir.AY g. Co.
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NTAsoNtC.---rHE brethren of Fairmont
lM Lodge, No. Q, A, Y. NJ. will celebrate the
approaching anniversary of st. John tho Baptist,
(jane 2i,h( with tho usual and appropriate Ger.
emones. Tho ncishboring EncNmpments, Chap
tors and Lodges, and all scjoutning brethren in
good standing, arc invited to attend and particl.
pate upon the OCCASION. [April 20.
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! q q q. Il 4
NEwAnE, Nov ,Jeraey, lanua

N."''Hk, n I" F1l7tHF " .'.t'7u' n ~ vi
Mr.. Bcnnen-Wc take plcasarein stating thaq
your yellow Dock and |Sarsapatilla, gives groft
satisfaction in every tasr. III N
a very respectable gentlemen Informed ~ ,,
thu, his daughter vas troubled with diflicq3S
incns,ruOton and other discases peculiar q Ae3|
sex. Sac had not had her rcgula, menstrual til:
charges fora long tittre hut by the uss or pj
Guyso,.'s yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla vopxcl y
ica!ly cured. She used Townscnd's and elh@g9
without receiving The slightest benefit. Ho
ono daughter die from the came dischse !. 81
J. hi TRIBE & q, q
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PUBLIC SALE
"a Acres Of Land,

ling on White day creek, in Monongala
county, near Smi,hheld, being Lots No. A
and Sin the division Of the Estate OF james
g. Watson deceased, aud the same that was
assigned to the heirs Of Tho's. Watson, decd;
ALSO ca Acres, being Lot No. 3, assigned
10 Mary 6. Watson, in the division Of said
Estate. All Of said Lots lie adjoining, and
will be sold together. This land Is valuable,
and The title believed 10 be perfectly good.
Said Sale 70 be upon credi, Of SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security for the payment OF
the purchase money, bearing interest from
EDGAR c. WILSON, Commiss'r.
May 20, 1854. is n.
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CASH FOR RAGS!
Two Hundred Tons Wanted!

TIE FULTON PAPER MILL,
NNE milo East of Wheeling will pay Foui
I Dollars per Hundred pounds tor clcst
Linen and Cotton Rags, delivered at theMiIl, o,
at tho Warehouse Of Mcssrs. A. G. Robinson
Co. on Main street, near Monroe, in Wheeling.
Tcrms.-Cash on delivery.
II The attention OF tho public is earnestly in
yitcd to tho importance of saving tho naterial'
which arc so Indispensable to tho manufacture oil
an article of general utility. The Mills Wheel
ing require Fifty Thousand dollars worth ofRag'
yearly. ARMSTRONG 4 CRoWL.
April %, 1854. tSm.
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Erwipelas cured by The use n Dr.. Guysoit,
Ez;mssef fslIds bGtkata SarsdparilIs
scOittGwaship, yanderburg, Co., Indiana,
July

~ July 4th, 1903. y III
j. b. Park-psarSir- is WITH great pIeasusol
write about. theyeryhapp effects of your Or. /
t;uyso,ts' Extract 81 yellow Dock and Safpapa-
rilla," upon mytdanglter. who has boon suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, 9cfpct-s, rsiI
which shc wa, attacked in 1881 "a lobr Vac ~
tended by some OF OUT most emtacpt phyie1pd
for eight months pcrseysringl y, without sny bde
eftial effect whatever. She became rt3uecd Z q
n perfect skb!etoa. She had Ulcers from hi
shoulders to her kuccs which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her t.liyeicinnn pto,
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond thofeach
of medicine. My neIghbors andNny self thought
her dissolution near al hand. One RI my neigh:
bOrs insisted on my trying cdr. 4uysott's TX
tract Of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaphila' p as last
resort, for as all OF our phystians had given hur
up, there could be no deltimentinit congeul-
cd to do SO, more from u restless desire to d.
something lot my daughter while lifo iastcd than
from any hope OF getting relief, So Ieomnicpcf
ed using the medicine according 10 directions
and to iny great establishment, she coinmencetl1
lihproSing, and before sho Hid used eight bottles
sl6 was able to walk out. She used, in all, ~
bottles Of DR.. Cuyso,rS yellow Dock and Sar1l
saparilla, whichresl6red her TO periecthculth, IN
December, 1852. She is now entirely free ifoui
any yes,igc uf,hc complaint. @
post earnestly recommend ittojcycry pcfson
''"'''''S NNS D. I.MARrIN.
do hereby certify that my ather's abatement
Of uiy late illness ID not byany ineais caapgaIat
cd My health is now perfect, which ascrib9
wholly 10 tic INC Of Dr.. Guysott's, Extract Of
yellow Dock and Sarsnparilia. t1' d
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-05-20
a faGsH NIOrgantown 4 Pittsburgh
49, $50; -; ED.GCMET.

THE new. splendid aud light draught
Steamer JESSE LAZEAR, Capt. J. W. an
await, will run regularly between Morgan
town and Brownsville, connecting at Browns
vile with the fleet U. S. Mail Steamers JET,
ierson and L,zerne, for Pittsburgh and in
,termediale points.
\ These Boats are built for and run excln'
lively on the Monongahela river, aud are in
The hands Of careful and experienced Officers
who will spare no pains to render satiSlac'
ton to shippers and passengers.
For freigh, or passage apply on board.
March %, 1854. 2l0ll