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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
n.,uE NrNy SEMINARY in the MOHAMK NAL-
x1o,Nc IADIrsi sCUOOL-ARADELLA 4

III W I u
nI II a, thry wi Remove ,hc Boadus AID DAY scho'
or Yonrs Iadies 20 ~ 5hhy, and viii commence o" SUN
rn,r tenn on the I'd Of t5fh MOI May
VOI NC LADIES lNSTlll H. 'oSliLA oiN-
Il ANGp COUNTY n N-The son ~ this boardins
s,loI ~ N romm,rce on MONDAY MAY u TOW III An
pini, Nis. EMILY BOWEN Principal. Circular con
ai mi unriiculsrs Of Institute. NAV h. Obtained
IN. s,er of lONES MoNiMEE, Nos IL and III biosd"ay r.
II WILCOX l. ) School Agency, aud the ptnepa MUSIC anu
Booksicr.s Ia nd n TrOad~ss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

n IL
never have aposhsT ess.ce - ge -. q fAe
NILLE. l. l.. LOTS rh.Ee bcuS "a, .s'a, 100 o. =.
Lot. len the plopressI st.ss - 'A"'s who nav. n'
thcnssy,. Of this hvsrssl. sAspc" tot n's f-.'re
House and Lot worth 81 .Sos og <Al al oPP0riHnn,
until the Ah dss Vi May ~h.n Tie ssv'ss iet , ehg,
yssce, and the sale se~s. III. village ct slenee'ie
Long Island Eve mule. IRON Bscnslyni tes Lonf is'
run. directly thro~sA he ssntsr Of T. IRE peoi n
II also bounded BY The Rr~slyn and Jsns'cs fia,s :"
Nseu, 90 churches. ssAeslAcu-es markets. Ss, asi
Newyors. At all hosr q The ssy !sss issn hal; an
sdes the rsilrneds two hines Of scn.nray T1a p
erty The streets all I'D rsra - 70 - fec. IL
GRADED and planted ssA esasrifu -esai
by all who see I; 10 te ,se Asnasosss vss, lad
eesdnsly healthy sss p.ssaFssqse; 40 A4s al sSunds
the psresi water. sssii.sn 10 az tAese savaasss
hAxinx erected In Cszssssvsls ave e~saufa uoas-s
exceeding VI 90 hss sssrn.sS 1ss ~ d..~e Of ,heu
trbute them srsgissssly sAsss le sslsnlefs 10,
of each lot Is txea 81 ~, pAyss'e ~ 'n-aHsn's Of
TStle perfect ahsirssss s wk,fs v b fsruh>a s-s'
excurssoE 20 Clarenssvlls VII 10 made every THUR
NJ aud p w..siA< ~ view i; gel rec rkcts
A. The .fer pnhls asssha- foT tbs sa.issisn
held evrrv THURSDAY HIENlNG ct :: e'elssA. e
Na lts; Bow,ry JACOB FSCARE. Proyr.c
A. - :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
I,oR SALE or to LET-possession immediately


III NY and BAsFuFNT BUILDING situated In MOFItiSANi'
VILLAGE oproto the depot well calculated oI loc OF boarding
Lou.s e house partially furnished and vi" DO sold On cA'
t,us, on let 10 and responsible pe sos a. vc 10 -
,rste rsut f,r paiti, APPLY MOukAN ALLENp,N.h
No as Br0dws the Office adjoining the penS' Sio
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
NOR sAIF-ACOI NTliY RESIDENCE .Ituited

q, Sou,h Norwak tosn.. within minutes Walk "i me ~"
yl .ua New Haven Roroad Depot conmandns an Nirni d
view of suffoEId country tud no Souhl r. b
o. 70 a. h 10 ct sous built aud OF me o. mae
Yias po dsd W IN bail % aud cold "Aef and a,i
. ~ r,,nrs 'ILete aTs rOoia with large a i' .r'' =
. Al fst with Grc place aud The plot GROUND me mus -
"a, stse led with and shade "s aud re AN "'
of good Inquire =" y AS' HI'' 'i" '"'
Nal, a, Of r NASH o the premises
ArrNe
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

\ HIN CALLING ATTENTION to Doctor
CuYs01"r's EmprOrsd Extract Of YslloV Dock
and $GrsGpGriiir, wei feel confident that We are
doing service TO al who mar he afas.ah -
Str9tl7Ois, and other disorders, originating in
hereditary faint, or from imparity Of tae btOoa-
We hayc known instances, within the sphere Of
our acquaintance, where the most formidable dis
,enpers have been cured by. the use of Guysotps
Extract Of Yclloe Dock and SarsdpdrillG alone
It's one ofithe few advertised medicines tina,
cannot be stigmatised with qua ckery, for the
Yello,o Doe&n and the ''Sarsapariiia" are well
known to be the most efficient, (and at the same
time, ihoxious) agents in the whole NiS!eria Med
lea, and by far the putest preparation of them is
DR.. Guysotts Fel!av Dock oad Sarsaparilla.
mr. See advertisement. 26O-it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

MIR. James Naples, respectable ci,i.
zen ofHuntsyille, Ala, hung himsellu few
days ago, in consequence OF his fears tina,
the drought Would prevent raising corn
enough for his family 10 eat during The
winter.
A Nsy Hea.-A physician of Now
Orleans adyerIises new prevention If
the yellow fever by incubation, similar
in principle to the prevention Of small
pox by vaccination.
.Nsw Btunsvick.-Tho Fredericton
IN. b. Reporter says the grass crop
is heavy, nnd thus far well secured;
aid potutoes, oats, corn, and all the mi.
nor root crops, present most luSuri.
All, appearance, and promise plentiful
harvest, u.p...
There is no wise man, that would
change persons and conditions entirely
with any man in the world.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

? 1.-THE Nightingale Opera Troupe
who have been practising at the ex.odd
Fellows Hall, for some time past, gave
an entertainment to select company
on Thursday evening last, with d view
to public exhibition hereafter. Their
negro limitations are good, aol the por,
f"rmanceeeneralIy mir,h-p'ov"king aud
spirited. They will no, fail to com.
mand a fill house on the eseniug of,he
lith October, at which time they will
appear in a serio.co,nic anl sentimental
programme. Lool; gu, for fun! Il
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
BALTIMORE MARKET-scp, IS


The offerings of Beet Cattle to-day. were
very heavy, about 1900 head being on sale
at tho scales. 800 head were driven to Phil.
adelphia, 300 were left over uusv'd, aud the
BALANCE, 200 head, were sold at prices ran.
glug from So 50 to SO 50 on The hool, equal
10 Ss5a6. Is net. A lew extra Cattle. sold 10,
s3.75a4, 25 OF hoof, equal 10 S75OaS, IS uei.
The average price to-day was about s3,25
gross. .e. ...
Hoes.-The supply is large, about 5000
head THERE'S a wide range in prizes, from
s5.25 to S7per 100 lbs the latter dsursrbe-
Ing Tor prime hogs.
COFFEE is firm. Fair Rio lOs els, good
II cts. Lasuuyra, lOallc,s., Java, l5sl3s.
Flour. -HowaEd Street, $3.50, city mills
S175.
White Wheat sells at l4OalGO els. prime
160nl75 els Reds, ordinary, lSOal5N Cts,
pnmp, l50ai60c,s. I'D
Com, white 1880 cts, yellow aoas9 cts.
Rye, Maryland ard Virginia, l06allo cts.
Pennsy iysuia, ll5all6cts. s.
( Oats, Md. and Va. 50a5S cts.
Rice. prime, 4a5 cts. no sales over d.
Sugar, New Orleans, 8 cts, Porto Rico 81,
I CIoversred, S7a725 Ipr prime quality.
Timothy seed, S3,50b3,f5. 81 r'- E
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
Small Game. Faiirmoat Ktgiiai;an

Small Game airmont Krgiaian.--
Drinsard, up at Fairmont, pitches into
The "JuaiOr" in abont foot or so Of
the lowest, softest, grovelling st9f' that
was ever coined in the mushroom hot
bed ofa croakcr's imagination. He at.
temps severity, but such severity is sport
to us who knew the compost! We had
rather be the subject Of u column per
week of such Dauscuus emissions Of pet
ty spite, from such mental, clad in the
spruce appealages oflterary dandyism
than succumb Que moment to his dictnm.
He is impudent, knavish and meddIe'
some. ambitious of noioriely by impos.
ing his verdant council and peurile eilu-
Sims upon the editorial Fraternity, 1t
is but aiew weeks since that the Mar
she'll Adcocate' was reduced to the ALSO.
lite necessity of combing his s"ap,lock
asperi'ies, and yet smarting under The
lash. Of most merciess cas,igation, his
imnudence is unsatisfied withou notice
in this quarter-which TOE gice him
Aware of his capacity as a blackguard,'
and copnizant of his knavish course as
an editor. we have heretofore refrained
from contact wijh,he thing we lnathe.'
and let him pass by US as the idle wind,
which, blows in every b"dy's fuce.-
Shakspeareaccount fit the efiasions of
such lii erary jsekanares as Dnnkafd'
forcibly and 10 the points,
"Sordid and dunghill
Minds, composed of earth, in that gross clement,
Fix ali their happiness" grd.r
Dnnkarj bases his claim to contro-
versy with US on lis o0n assertion thai
he is "immeasureahly our superior in
every. respect" Alas, tor sach Drag
gadocio. know We not that (
"Who shows himsef brdssrrt,
LIE. him fear this for it will cone toplss,
That every brassart shall become an ass"
With Shakespeare holding before HIM
the mys'iascrol, wherein his lineaments
are iudelibly pencilled, and by the fear
ofa hale maturity to the sProu'ing PEN
dauts of bis now unbalanced coeoan"',
i. is to be hoped that he may learn Wis
dom, cease to make himself a fool, aud
bide his time. fading in due attention to
hi, ogn affairs be'serreward than ever
vet was claimed by eroaking meddtef'
P.s. We quote Shakespeare because !
Drinkard is much given to criticism 'and
has expressed dissatisfaction with our "
style.
a...t. 49, I' p.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

% The Morgantown Brass Band
we'e'in attendance at the Waynesburg
Musical Convention, and elected the
highest praise for their gentlemanly de-
pertinent and their mastery execution
in the artistic exercises ofthe occasion.
They came off in flying colors, and the
excursion willnot fail to win them an
enviable reputation.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
Errsip.las cured By The use Of DR.. GnysotPs
EtLrhct Of YelIoN DOCK and SarsGpartlld.l
Scptt township, Nanderburg co., lnIlNha,

. Sent, township, vanderhurg CO., Indiana
I ,- July 4th, 1853. 8
]. D. park-Dcur Sir-It is with great pleasure
/ writen about the very happy effects oryonr Dr..
Cnysot,,s Extract OF Yellow Dock aud Sarsapa-
r;lla ., unon nv daughter. who has hGen suffer-
inr ruder that dreadful disease, Ersspe!as, with
which She was atlackcdin lS4S, and she was at
tended hy some Of! our most eminent physicians
for eight months perscreringly, without Gny BEN
cicial effect whatever. She became reduced 10
a perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees which continually as
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, anu beyond thc fe"ch
of medicine. Myneighbors anu myself thought
hcr dissolution near at hund.' One oil my Mega
bors insisted on my trying "Dr.Guysous En-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapasi!lia," US IasI
resort, for as all Of our physicians had given her
nm, there could be no dCtrimcnt in it. lconsent-
cl IN do so. more from restless desire to DO
something for my daughter while life lasted than
from ai,y hone Of getting relief. So lcommene'
cd using the medicine according TO directions,
and to nv great establishment, she commenced
imnroyipc. and before she had used eight bottles
she was able to walk out. She used, in all, Il
bottles Of DR.. Glysott's Yellow Dock and saf'
saparilla, which restored her TO perfect health III
December, 1852. She is now entirely Tree IRON
l a
any veslige Of the complaint. wnm
1mnst earnestly recommend tito crcEy person
suffering under any similar disease. ,,
''"N "'''''I' = .-rssJ l,.,..4 . D. l.. MARTIN.
do hereby certify thut my fathers statement
OF nv late illness, is not byany means cxasgetaf
cd ~ Rs MA ue fGadys0s EsSst
yellow Dock and Hsarsaparila. .-......,.
Extract Of ,Leiisr from an erieasirs Merchant ii
" Plaiafcl, Liriagstom co., Mich: 81
| plainield, Michigan, april s, 1852.
Mr.. John d. park-Dear Sir-Dr. Gnysott:
yellow Dock and Satsaparlnis performing some
astonishing cures in this place. Mr.. S. d
S,rickIandhas just Informed me that one OF his
children has been entirely curod Of n very severt
case of Scrolula by the use ofonly one bottle
lie had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all oflno' avail, as the chilt
continued getting worse. The sores arc all heal
ed up and the child apparently well, which il
Justly ascribed to the use ofthe Yellow DOckant
Sarsaparila. Yours, truly,
| tSigncdl % uau7 4la1 r. a. 'BEAL.
III. Put up in guar. bottles, 81 per bottlc--si'
bottles torS5. W.
Soldby J.D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
4 Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets
Cincinnati, 0.-Gcneral Agent for the Wes;
to whom all orders must be addressed.
| ALSO, FOR SALE BY - 7I.zsg
! E.Rl Toucr s. Co. Morgcntcttn.
/ L. A. Hagans i Co. Kmg,sood.
/ ~, C. W. Haga,s j. Co. = Braadonrills.
.lnLoga4 & Carr, Nea Fairmont.
April 81, is54.-tr. S''
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Land!
Capel Holland, ct Al, plaintif,}
Us. In chaneery;

Capel Holland, ct a, Plaintiff, c,
John Holland, ct Defend'ts)
IN PURSUANCE Of decree Of tho Circuit
cour. Of Monongalia county rendere d on Friday,
September 10, 1854, in tho above cause, WI
On the 4lh Monday IN October next, that beng
the FIRST day Of the Gc,ober term Of the County
Court OF Monongaa county, in front oil the
Court Eluuse duor in Morgantown, proceed to sell
tho Land in tho bill and proceedings mentioned,
10 The highest bidder al public outcry, on cred
il Of onc and two years witiinterest from the DAY
Of sale, the purchaser or purchasers required to
siye bond with approved security for the pay;
meut Of the purchase money, end lien retained
on Tie Land until the purchase money is fully
pnid otf.--oali Land lying on tho waters otBOoths
Creek in said county, containing by ESTIMATION
i06 ACRES, it being the same land conveyed
by Relin Holland, decd, in his lifetime to tho
said Ohm Holland. It'll fertile tract OF land,
and very desirable. The title is said 10 be !ndis'
ovtubls; bu. selling as Commissioner, viii on;
" convey such title as 10 vested in me BY SAD
decree. '.'' - s Hss' SV"''
Septemhei l6, 1904. soo-'s'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

Tin Allegheny City. oil Monday morning
the 18th lust, nt Cholera, Rev. Fl. L. LAY.
TON, Of the NJ. P. Church Of this place,
aged about 30 years, leaving widow AMI
two children. Mi. L. was much esteemed,
not ouly by the congregation lie served, but
by the community generally. Fa'
DIED. in Farmont, on Friday morning,
September 18Th. alter ali. attack Of the IT,
phoM Fever Of upwards OF 40 days duration,
MI. HUGH H CARR, aged 4s yeats The
deceased was for many years citizen Of
this place, and was highly esteemed for
those social virtues which sEsmoah the rug.
g.d road OF life. anil bind man in love 10 his
fpllnw man, lieleavesbehind him deep
Is afflicted widow, and.alarge circle ofrpla-
tives and friends to mourn his exit. in the
mids, of active life. from he erdparing re-
Ia,ioaships which render lie desirable.
| DIED. In this vicinity, on the morning Of
the 22.l inst. Mis- MARY ANN S,VlSHER,
wife Of Geo. wsher, in the t4,h year Of her
age. 90 ts, .l. !,
DIED, on Monday last, 18th inst, 81
Dyspntery, Hermann, infant son Of James
Odb,,,, aged 8 years aud II months. II
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
D.. +. s. e.i5 :. Deafness, =. s
PARTIAL OR TOTAL
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

n - q
EpR. sALSOPHERT begs to call the attention
OF those suffering from atotal or partial loss o
the hearing, TO tho following facts. lie treats
diseases of the middle or internal Ear with as5
Z ~. INDICATED DoUCHES. ~ no
Such as is practiccd in the lAhrmarles OF! Berlin,
Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and st. Petersburg,
and lately by the most distinguished London Az
rists, with the most wonderful success; indeedlt
il the only method that has been uniformly sue
ressul. The hest proof Of the efficacy, oil the
,rcatmen, will be reference to nearly
T NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of tho United States, Canada, New
Brunswick aud Nova Scotia, rho hare been rest0-
red 10 acute Hearing, and not single, solitary
case, 10 our knowledge, did wG fail 10 effect OIL
thcr partial or total restoration of the Hearing.
when our advice or instructions were faithfully
and puac,haIly adhered to. Many who could not
hear tho report ola pistol ut arms length, can
now heir a watch beat at the distance Of Ieet.
IN cases of ,uucus accumulationin The Eusta
chian Tube and 'rympanum, inflammation Of the
Mucus Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
Of tho Membrane Tympani, commonly called The
g Drum" or when tho disease can be traced 10
the effects Of Fever, Colds, tho use Of Qninine,
Mcrcnrial Medicines, Gathering Of the Ears in
childhood, &c.; Dr. Alsnphctfs treatment stands
pre.eminsht. Where the Auditory Canal is'dfy
md scay, with'little or no secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied withnoiscsin tho Ear,
Ike falling water, clirping Of insects, ringing Of
bells, rusting Of leaves, continual pnlsatIons,
discharge of matter, or when, in stopping, sen.
sation is felt asi a rush ofblo6d to tho heGd
took place, when tho hearing islessRcute in dull
coudyweNther, or when'a cold has been taken,
this method oftreuting tile disease is trtatltOfe
IN DEAF AND DLllB CASES g II T., !,
my experience warrants me in saying that 1t The
hearing was Mt any time good, very much can he
nccomplished ii tho Deaf and Dumb School Al
Lcipsic, ont Of class Of IA, lsaccetasd in restor,
ing -Four to acute hearing. DR.. a. begs respect
fully TO state tint in those cases he akesf
guarantees successful result, eoinPl restora
ton, or such marked improvement as VIII y
perfectly satisfactory, il his remedies are Ialth
| July applied and directions adhered 10.
Applicants. please state thGirnse, duration
Of disease, II matter issues from tho external pas
sage, ii'there are noises in tho Ears, state Of gen
eral health, and what they suppose TO have beel
tho cause OF the deafness. When tho health !
restored il is expected that those in easy ciscum
stanecawill pay literally. ,tls'ais
Medicines, apparatus, &c. Will -be sent 10 an
Ipaft al my own expense. ttl' j
Address DR.sAIS0pHERT, Broadway oase
I492l5 rear Canal street, EewYork. 'li
| fIn Dolsst Cea::l'stios Fe,. 2
M5tma april 4a7, 1856
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
P1T1,SBURG MARKET.

pi1TsDuRG, Sept, 10.
FI.oUR-We report sales from store Of
spprrGm al 1925.
GRAiN-Sules at depot Of Oats at GO cts.
and whsa, at Sl75al IS.
Bacon-S Shoulders aud Hams at I and 10
sixty days, canvassed do at 10.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

Past Oatrs.-The Postmaster General
has pslahiished the iullowing Post Offices:
Cold Water, Doddtidgs county Philip 5,
Cox, P. NJ: Queens Mills, Randolph
caouty, ApG. Queen, P. NJ. a't.aQ
The New Orleans Bulletin thinks the
,krs plan, Of the South will mako pa.
ns:. The pptelisl il inexhGus!;ble.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

A Disreputa6le Dsmcnstration.-M.e
have already stated that young Chris
tian, tried at Lexington, Va, Tor killing
Cadet Blackburn. had besn acquitted
The Petersburg Express says:
g He was borne from the courtroom
by crowds Of his friends. The tow,
was illuminated. music introduced, and
bonfres hlazed in honor Of the event
Col. Smith. Of the Military Institute
was hurat in eiiigy, aud every demon
st.ution of ,heir,high qualification at the
resul, Of the trial. The accused "as
defended by nine lawyers, and among
tho number we're several Of The most
eminent members of the Virginia BAR
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

4 Hog as is Hqg.-Nlr. Peyton Da'
via residing in the neighborLood of sniet'
prsy,lIe, in This county, has q hog OF huge
6inpns,on. We are informed BY Il gen
,I.man who was to see his hoEship, that
h. measured 9 feet 10 inches from snont
d t,,l--7 Zee, . inches in sirth--aud is
foor feet in height. His supposed weight
!, 1900 lbs, and his age 2years months
~ Lo9dOan Den. u'H.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
Public Sale Of TDWn Lots :: its
ATs AUG4lsdsi S!s,.g er...

rFNHE Subscriber. having frequently been
4. asked to sell building LOIS IN the vii;
laae Of Ellington Monungala' county, Va,
has now laid otT and concluded 10 sell q
number al Auction, 81 s.p4. .sa-It
On Saturday Tho Esd day Of September next,
When good, sober, and industrious Mechanics
are particularly invited 10 attend, purchase,
aud locate. The situation is very Healthy
und beautiful, tein. located on the MOFgall'
town md Fairmon,- Road, and the Monon-
pahela River, and only three anaa hall miles
Egn Mssn4gS4qy This E: s.
maker aud l Blacksmith. There IS also an
excellent situation for a Boa, Yard, and lne
place seems 10 be better adapted Tor Ne
chancs than any other class Of citizens
There is ne scarcity Of good soft water and
slone-coa, and the hills abound with Iron
ore. VIM u sali II.
Ellington, Sept. is, 1854. fs5s s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
NO HUMBUG! 3. t .I, (.
And DOWN WITH THE GAS HOUSES!

THE undersigned, thankful to the citizens of
NorgantOwa and vicinity for their most liberal
patronage during the past season, take the libci-
ty to inform our numerous friends and the public
generally that We have received the largest, most
fashionable and cheapest stock Of 81,
FALL s. WINTER CLOTHING,
ever brought to this part Of the country; and as
our Clothing is of our own manufacture, we offer
It to the public,nsa better and cheaper article
than goods purchased from other merchants, or
at auction, where generally all the trash is sold.
We arc confident that our stock will please the
most iaslidious, and hope that those who arc in
need OF anything in our line will call soon while
our assortment is complete. .sI d, a..I
Our Stock consists in part of all kinds Of Over
Coats, double Coats, Bays Goats, fine irock Coats
Business Goats, Pants Of every description, a
large assortment ofvests, Cravats, Collars, Boots,
Hats and Caps, Under Shirts and Drawers, and
in short full assortment OF all kinds Of Mems
and Boys apparel.
A. FEDERLEICHT & Co.
MorgaRtown, Sept. 90, 1853. 3m.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
THE MARKETS.
MoRGANToWN, Ser

III MoRGANrowN, Sept. 10.
FLoUR-selIsat $500 per barrel.
y WHEAT-l5o cents per bushel.
NCORN-75 /" f"
OATS-37 IL /" 4 I"
poTkTOES-lo0 {" "
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALL0W-12 cents perIb.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
:. II q q Z ii

N ~ NEWARK, New Jersey, JaNuary 20.
Mr.. Bennett-Wc tascp pleasure in stating that
YOUR yellow Dock and sarsapurilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case. g,
A, very respectable gentleman informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
mrnstruation and other diseases peculiar to her
sex. Sac had not Ind her regular menstrual dis
charges fora long time; but by the use Of Dr.
.Guysott,s yellow Dock and Sarsapnrilla was rad
icaily cured. She used rownsend's and others
without RECEIVING the slightest benefit. lie had
one daughter die from tho same disease. s-
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~ Our Merchants arc receiving and
opening out their assortmenls of Fall
and Winter Go"ds, and we invite the
et'en,ioa Of purchasers to their adver.
,;scments.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
Rayenswood Rail Road.

THE subscriber has sold out, and is clos.
ing up his business. Those indebted VII
please call and pay up, as ] do not wish, to
add cost, This is the last call. .o,ssHsl
~I still have a good assortment ooi
CASTINGS Ploughs, &c. on hand. which ! will
sell low. HENRY DAUGHERTY. g
July I, 1854. "a ana 255 st