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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25
THE MONONGALIA MIRROR

but there was necessarily somo delay in
getting the medicine. My friends and
physician said there was no hope IN my
case. |, too, felt that my end was near
and made arrangements TO leave my
family; and how could I think other
wise
DR.. Fitch's remedies at length arriv.
cd, after using which for a few days.
raised large quantities of matter, that
would sink III water almost as soon as
lead. Those remedies saved my life
Under them continued rapidly 10 i'm
prove, and in May was able to visit Dr.
Fitch, in Now York. Seven years havo
now elapsed, and my health is better
than ut any previous period. A consid'
erablo portion Of that time was spent
in an office, Il filed tho duties of ilo-
corder of Portage county, Ohio,) writ
ing steadily several hours day, and
YET | found myself well able to bear it.
If my case was not sufficient to prove
Consumption curablo, | know not what
can be called proof. DR.. Earl, Of Frank
lin, recently said to me, your case is
almost a miracle in tho history of dis
ease" If it DO q miracle, it is wrought
by that treatment of which Drs. S. s.
Il c. NJ. Fitch arc the originators and
advocates; and my advice to ell afllict-
ed with pulmonary diseases, is to lose
no limo in applying to source from
which they have some reasonable hope
of rclief-to men who, devoting their
whole time and energies to the invesli-
cation of peculiar class of diseases,
have met with degree of success in
their treatment never before oqualled.
Hoping that this letter may bo tho
means of good,
Iremain sir, your obcdiont servant,
RoDoLpHus BARD.
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SALE OF LAND.
james Bpticr 8. Co.,

james Butler s. Co., pURSuANFto de-
rs. crcc Of the Circuit
Samuel II Rodchcnrcr's heirs. Court Of rgsto n
County, Va, rendered 18th August, lS54.-Wo
will sell before tho front door OF the courthouse
in Kinswood, on the Cd Monday Of December,
1854, tho Tract of Land in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, being the same conveyed by
John and james Butler to Samuel RodehoavcF,
on the Gil day of November, 1913, to tho highest
bidder, upon a, credit Of 8 and IL months, the
purchascf giving bond and approved security
with interest from tho day of sale, for the Pur-
chase money! n ~ w. G. BROWN,
= ~ -jS0. !. BROWN,
Nov. u, 1915 Commissioner.
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GLEasoN's PICTORIAL FOR 1856!
November IS, ]

NJ. NJ. BALLou, who has edited the "pictoral'
from the commencement, having bought out tho
late proprietor, Mr.. F. GLEASON, will conduct
this popular and widely circulated paper on his
own account. The new volume will DO RADICAL
ly improved in every respect, and will be pub
lshcd on finer paper than ever before, which
quality will be continued henceforth without
change. Many new and popular features will a,
once DO introduced, and the literary department
will present an array Of talent and interest be.
yond anything it has beforb attempted. The il
Illustrations will be finer and by better artists than
have bo(nrc been engaged upon the paper, and
altogether the publication will be vastly improv-
cd and bGactiited.
Arrangements have been made for representing
during the year views Of tho most notable build
ngs ind localities throughout tho United States,
as well rs giving likcncsses Of tho most proml.
nent characters, male and female, Of artis,es and
men Of genius, such as have by their own indus
try and skill mahclo for themselves a fortune and a
name. In addition to these, various notable Eu-
ropcan scenes and occurrences will also be given
from week to week, forming brilliant illustrated
i'm runI
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Preston County, 10 wit:

20 the Clerk Of the COsNty Court Of said
County:
WE, Samuel ". Beavers, Jonathan Funk and
John Funk, three ircO.hOILers OF the said County,
do hereby certify that by virtue OF warrant 10
us directed By ]. ]. Hollis, a Justice OF the said
county, we have this day on our oaths viewed an.
appraised A STEER, taken up by Christian ..
bishop, OH his farm, as an cstray, and assess the
value Of the said cs,ray at twenty-five dollars =
The said Steer is supposed to be four years old
is n palc red with lined back and white under his
belly, with cross and underbit off the right car,
and undcrblt out of the left car.
Given under our hands this first day Of Norcm'
bor, 1851. SAMUEL W. BEAVERS,
JONATHAN.FUNK,
27A-3t JOHN FUNK.
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MarrieD:

On Tuesday morning, the 2lst inst, by
Ed. s. Siegfried, Mr.. SlLAS PRICE BEAl.L
Merchant, Of Unioulown, Pa, to Miss MAR
GAREr Z. DUNN, daughter Of DR.. Thoma:
Dunn, Of Morgantown, Va. .
Their !" single blcssedness" is dunn,
The twain arc doubled into one:
And yet more strange, (bcyond all striic,)
Tho bride becomes belle for life!
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SALE OF LAND.

Jacob Wolf, } PURSUANT TO a decree
rs. rendered in tho foregoing
Dauid Albright, dt!. cause on tho 2sd day of
August, 1891 will sell before tho front door
Of the courthouse in Kingwood, on tho Cd Mon
day of December, 1854, to the highest bidder,
The Tract of Land in tho bill and proceedings
mentioned, being tho 100 acres patented TO James
Feather credit of | and years, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security with interest
from tho day of sale. JOHN J. BROWN,
Nov. 10, ls5l.-ts Commissioner.
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CONTIGUOUS DlSEA SES.-wc believe i, is
an established fact in medicine that i" no disease
can DO contracted while the Blood is in pure
and healthy statc.' In order 10 secure so dcsi-
rabe nm object, We recommend to our readers
the use Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIxruR re, which is
generally acknowledged to be tho most cGcctu-
al purifier oil tho Blood yet discov cred. 1t NOT
ONLY cures, but is positively tho only remedy
which can be depended on rs a preventive Of
epidemic or contagious diseases. Nov.
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A CARD.
DIR. CALVIN NJ. FITCH,

OF New York, would announce that he has made
his arrangements to stay in piTrspuRcr I'LL Mon
day evening, December 10th, during which time
.,c may be consulted daily, at his Rooms, at the
City Hotel, for PULMONARY CoSsuMPrEoN, Asth'
ma. Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all othcl
diseases connected with or prcdisposed to Con-
sumption. ,.,, ~
TO those who have previously consulted Dr.
Fitch, no charge for consultation will be made
MS it affords US pleasure to sec our former pa
,cn,s, and all consulting DR.. Fitch on the pres
emit occasion may continue to correspond with
hun in Now York, without further expense.
Office lIours-Ninc to Five daily, Sabbath ex'
ccptcd.
November IS, 1854. tt .n.
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DO NOT BE IDLE.

y7oUNG MEN out of employment may find
Y pleasant and profitable business in tho cIF-
cnI,,iou of some OF the most useful and quick
selling publications issued. Persons without
capital will have to get friend to DO rcsPonts''
biz for their honesty. The canvasscr need take
no ri1k whatever in the stock he disposes OF.
EDWARD II. FLETCHER, Publisher,
III Nassau ST., New York.
My. %. 1854. mess is Al.
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MAKING READY /!

ROGERS & FoGLE, arc now offering their
present stock of Goods at about cost, to enable
them to make room for their second Stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, which will DO on in a
few days. One Of the firm is now in the caster,
cities, looking ont for bargains. We invite all
to call at the TWO DIG RED DOORS, before
buying elsewhere.
November IS, 1854.
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MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. THOMAS DUNN,

Having returned from Wayncsburg, where he
has been actively engaged in the practice oil his
profession, for the last three months, once more
respectfully tenders his professional services 10
tho citizens of Morgantown and its vicinity.
IL Residence on Spruce street, OPPOSITE Dr'
Dorsey's. Thus. poNN'
Morsantown, November IS, 1854.
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.Ease .Seavs from the Fest!
SEBASTOPOL ATTACKED !!

OEDADlOTOL n lhOlALD -
AND NEW GOODS AT THE RED PoST!!!
ID. III. CHADWICK,
Has lust received from Philadelphia his second
large stock of Fall and Winter Goods:
Cloths and Cassimcres, very cheap;.
Sa,inctts and Jeans Of various qualities;
Handsome plaids, for dresses;
NIouslin dc Lnincs, Coburgs and A'pacaS;
Mcrinos from % to 100 cents per yard;
Mouslin dc LANES from 6 to 81 cts. per yard Z;
Dress patterns from so cts. to &c dollars;
Black, Plaid and Brocadc silks;
Gloves, Hosiery, handkerchief, sc.
Shawls, all wool, one dollar and upwards ;
Very pretty Broche Shawls;
Fine Collars and Ladies' Scarfs;
Bonnet Ribbons Of new styles;
Flower Vases and Ladies' Work-boxcs;
Dress Trimming.,-l5o pieces, i.ol!t ! cent to
so cents per yard;
Card Cases; Ladies' Furs;
Bonnet frames and canes;
Ladies' por. Monas, &c., &c., SC.
Hsrdvare, Groceries, Ferry Superior Syrup, &c.
Every article will be sold a. the lowest prcc
to be had any place in Town, and all are respect
fully invited to cal! and examine before purchas'
inr. November IS, 1854.
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success. The following communication
from Baptist clergyman is we'll wor-
thy of consideration:
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Narrative of tho Rev. Rodolphus Bard.
From the Clereland Plaindealer.
BnlMrlELD, O., Sept. 10, 1854.
Dear Sir Hearing that DR.. G. NJ.
Fitch, Of New York, is lecturing in
your city on Pulmonary diseases, | feel
impellcd by sense of duty to the pub
lie, and gratitude to Dr.. Fitch, to make
known through your columns the effects
in my own case of that system Of treat.
ment, of which DR.. Fitch is so ablo an
advocate.
My family are nearly all consump-
tive. My own constitution has always
been slender; and when, at the age of
twenty-five, commenced my labors as
Minister of tho Gospel, few of my
friends thought it likely ! should live to
thirty. My lungs were weak; / was
troubled with constant hoarseness and
hacking cough. expeclora,ion, night
sweats, and habitual costiveness, with
distressing nervous headache. A change
Of climate from New York to Ohio op.
Grated favorably, and for twelve years
was enabled to act as pastor of the
Baptist church in Brimfeld. In the
winter of 1914 | had severe attack Of
Erysipelas foyer, which left mo in do.
cline. In the winter of 1916 | took
charge of u protracted meeting at Man.
tua, laboring night and day for four
weeks, ut tho close of which | found
myself entirely Frustrated. My lungs
were so weak that it was with great
difficulty l could speak so as to be heard.
My friends and minis,oring brethren be-
came alarmed, and urged me to stop
prcaching, but did not realize my dan
ger, and continued my lahors. tried
all tito usual rcmodies--sucl as blister
ing, ETC., TO no benefit, | went down
rapidly, with increasing alarming symp.
toms. All hope was gone, and tho com
immunity considered mo past recovery.
fortunately, at this time, copy of DR.
S. S. Fitcll's lectures foil into my hands,
the reading Of which rekindled spark
of hopo. | lost no lime in applying tC
him. and on tho first Of Decembor-day
of happy mcmory-teceivcl a full sup,
ply Of lis remedies. followed his ji
rections to the letter and to tho aston
ishmont aud joy Of my friends my re.
covery was as rapid as had been my de
cline; SO that on new years day / wal
able to visit my liiends. ! soon lel
myself compelled to labor for tho sup
port Of my family. During the sum
mer performed tho usual amount o
labor. IN October following, by i'm
prudence aud exposure | brought on
relapse. The disease now concentrates
its whole force in my lungs. The cougl
returned with great violence; my lung
became loaded with thick heavy matter
without the power to throw it of.
Immediately applied 10 Dr.. Fitch again
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esyJN-s,sprysysss.

FYHHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
4. public tina, he intends TO carry on the
above business III M0rgaulown. Ills shop
is in the upper story Of NJ. llaycs's Tailor
4 VARIETY OF GUNS, worth from l.
to 50 dollars, constantly on hand. -,
Morgan'own, Sept. 2, 1854.
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NOTICE.

ny VIRTUE Of the act Of Assembly author.
izins Sto chloldcrs holding together onc-,cniI Of
the canital stock Of any Turnpike Company TO
call t cnGral meeting of said Company. We
Hereby uiYc notice 10 the Stockholders and all
Others in tcrcgtcd tha, n general meeting OF tho
S,oc&hoId crs OF the Leading Creek and Bni!a'o
Creek Turn nike Company is called to be held at
the hoonsc Of Henry V. bowman on Cheat river,
in Randolph County, on Monday, tho All day of
December next, for the purpose Of ElcclinE
prcsid ent and two Directors for tho ensuing
year, and for the transaction io,hcr business Of
vital interest 10 all persons int crested in sud
Improvement. .
CIIAS. IOOTAN, PROXY on behGD f
Preston COuniyGnd representing 70 shares.
ADAM II. BOWMAN,
THOMAS II. BEAVERS,
ALONZD HENRY,
HENRY V. B0WNlN, Aand others.
Preston county, Oct. 80, 1851. s7s-5t.
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g'il.%Si,iG. TO crit:

~
4, rules held in the Clerks Office of tho Circuit
Court of Preston county, on the first Monday III
November, 1851:
Nancy Morton, Complainant,
vs..
William N. Ricnour and Robert L. CatrF, DEBTS.
IN CuINCERY.
Tho object Of. this suit is to obtain n jndgmcn,
against tho said defendants for three hundred
dollars that the said complainant loaned to the
said defendants, subject to snndry credits en-
iursctl and it appearing by affidavit that tho de-
PENDANT, Rober, L. BHrry,tis not scsidcnts o!
this Stale: On motion of the complainant, BY her
counsols, it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
notice and do what is necessary to protect his
in,crcs, in an amended Bill filed in this cause,
and that copy of this order be published in the
Monongaia Mirror, a weekly newspaper pub
lsllcd in Morgantown, MOnonguIia county, once
week for four successive weeks, and posted Al
the front door Of tho courthouse OF Preston
county on tho frs, day of the next county court
4 copy, Tcste: JAS. II. Carroll, Clerk
Brown 4 Co., counsOls. Nov. lS"27l-5t
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
TN Pursuance OF decree of tho Circuit Court
l. of Mononsala county, rendered At the sep
TIMBER term, 1854, in tho case Of Wil!iam W.
RunnGs VS.. Mary L, Runner and others, | shall :,
las Commissioner appointed for that purpose,
sell in front of the courthouse in N!o:saGtown,
on the 4,h Monday of December, 1864, fit being
court day. a, public auction, TO the highest bid,
der, on credit of 6, II and lSmontlls, the Real
Estate in tho Bill and proceedings mentioned
being two Houses and Lots of ground in the
Town of Hamilton, in said county, and also one
six acre Lot adjoining said Town, on tho South,
belonging to the heirs Of James Runner, decd
The purchaser or purchasers will be required TO
give bond with approved security, bearing inter-
est from date, for the purchase money, and
L,ca will also bc retained for the same, on the
property sold, until the purchase money is paid
Ii. L. BERKSHIRE,
November lG, lS54.-ts Commissioner
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Liver Complaint,
Jaaas.,ice, dyspepsia, Clsrols-
5c or .Yr,.U0r.s sDs5iiSgt.

?
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and all Diseases urls-
iu,r from Disorderetl Liver or Stomach, slca,
ms Constipation, Inward Piles, fullnoss, or
Blood to the Head, Acidity,e Of the stsmach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust ioriFcod.P uliarss
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking, or Fiutloriug ut the Pit Of tho Strnl-
ach, Swimming of tho Head, Hurried aud Dr.
.icuit Breathing, Flntlorins atthc Heart ,ch"nk-
ing or Sutfncatons when in a lying posture,
Dimncss of Vision, Dota or webs beiorc tie
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in tho Head, nHts'
ciency OF Precipitation, YellowSess ofthe Skin
and Eyes, Pain in tic side, Back, Chest, L'ni,N,
&C., Sudden Flisles of Heat. llurning in is'p
Flesh; Constant linagnings Of Evil, and great
Depression OF Spirits, can BIO 6tiNcinallsi cared;
hy DOCTOR Ii0OELARD'S ~ ~
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERs.
t,t.tN ny
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~ Any person sending sirtcen subscribers at
tho last rate will receive tho tesesfeeah copy gra-
It's. NJ. NJ. BALLoU, Publisher g. Proprietor.
Corner Of Trcmon, and Bromicld Streets,
Nov. IS, 1851. Boston, Mass.
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GREAT cunE OF sCRoruLA.

GREAT CURE OF sGRoruLA.
The Editors of the Richmond Republican had
servant employed in their press room cured OF
" hich entirely disabled him from work; . bo:-
Il cs Of Carter's Spa;iish Mixtura made periec;
cure Of HIM and Tho Editors, II public notice,
say they "chccruIy recommend it to all who
arc effected with any disease Of the blood"
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Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.

Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
CD. Luck. ESQ.,, now in the city Richmord
and for many years in the Post GlEce, has such
confidence in the astonishing efficacy Of Carisr's
Spanish Mixture, that he has bought upwards nt
50 bottles, which no has given away 10, tho at.
tllctcd. Mr.. Luck says he has never known 1t u
fail when taken according to directions.
DR.. MiSoE, practising physician, and former
ly OF the city Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
says he has witnessed in number Of cases tho
effects Of Ca.tcr's Spanish Mixture which were
most truly surprising. lie says in acaso 81 Gan.
sumption, dependent on the liver, t'e good e'-
fcc,s were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL NJ. DRINsEa, of the firm Of Drinkhr
s: Morris. Richmond, was cured Of Liver COM
plant Of years standing, by the use o! two
bottles Of Catter's Spanish MIXTURE.
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AGuE AND FEVER GREAT cuRE.

AUUE AND FEVEk'' uNEAT VSNE'
hereby certify, that for three years Ind
Agfe and Fever Of tic most violent description
| lad several physicians. took large Quantities
of Qunine, Mercury aud helicyea The TonIcs
advertised, Int aIl without any pcimunCI; relief.
At last tried CGri&r's Spanish Mixture. two boz.
tics orwhich elIcctual!y .ucd me, and Ha hap
pyto say that have neither lis ortercr since.
| consider it tho best Tonic in tho world, anu the
only medicine that ever reached my case.
LnHN InNGDEN.
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CARRIERS ete
SPANISH sgz5:G2gsa'es
THE GREAT PURIFIER oE THEBLoon
NOT 4 pARTICLE or MERCURY IA II

49, .Faf
A. IxrALLiBtE REMEDY forScrotu's King. Esi
rheumatism, Obstinate cutnneous ErtPasns'
pimpIes or pnsiucs on tho Face, Dlo'shcS'
lSoIs. Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or ~! *
ter, Scald Head. Enlargement and Pam , o. .1
Ecrcs ard Joints, stubborn Ulcers, Syphlia'n,
disorders, LumlaGo, Spinal Comp.an's' aau :
MI Diseases arising from m irjudicious nae .,
Mercury, linprudcnco III Life, or inquiry VI
the Hood. ...t
This valuable Medicine, 'etic'i Las become
celebrated for The number Of extraordinary cure"
cfsctcd ilroughits agency, has Induced thepr"-
prftors, at lie urgent frqhcst Of their dencs,'o
offer i 10 the public, which iECy 90 with ihGut'
mr.i col Gdcncc in lis virtues and wonderful GU
,ai,c properties. Tho following ccrtlticates,se-
lcctcd fiona ls,gc nimtcr, arc, however, stfon-
ger Testimony than tho mere VOID of t!ir HFo-
prirtcrs aud arc ali Iremcentlemrn well k1"wn
In ,hrir localities, and oftho,hfalicst rcsrccta,
biity, many Of tlIcm residing i6t!io city RchSl
mond, Va. ~
i. BorDrS, I,sg., of the Exchange EoscI, RicE-
mord, Known every wllc'g, says 10 has seen
the Medicine called Carriers Spanish Nurture,
administrator over hundred cases, in nearly
all tic diseases for which II is recommended,
with ,ho most ustDnishnHIy good results. lie
says it SHE most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen. rs
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/. DIR. z. NJ. JACKSON, j. :

German Medicine StGre; NO. 10 NIcNo Oh
one door below Sixth, PHILADELPHIA. Y
Their sowor over tho above dscasns isndLes-.
called, il oquallcd, by any other preparation W
the United States, as the cures uttest, in mary
cases after skilral physicians lad failed. Ee
These Bi,,crs are worthy ,he attcntonof laVG
lids. Possessing great virtues in tho rectihcatlon
OF tho liver and lesser glands, exercising tho
most searching power in weakness and affections
Of the digestive organs, they are wi,hal sa!p,.
cnr,,ih Anu plrnsn r.
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The Journal do st. Petersburg pub.
fishes un official epitomo Of tho evoo's
which have recently taken place in the
Crimea. On the evening of tho 18th
ultimo, he states that the English had
only two pieces which were copable of
continuing the firing, and that the French
had been "silenccd" earlier. A pow.
der magazine hud exploded
Prince Mensclikotl' reports, officially,
the loss Of the Russians at Alma to be
1850 men.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25
Fro,r itc PittSbnrg Gazette.

On. CALVIN NJ. FIrcu, who is still in
our city treating Pulmonary diseases on
his system of mechanical remedies and
medicated inhalation, is certainly moi
without encouragement in tho way oil
success. The following communication
from Baptist clergyman is we'll wor'
thy of consideration:
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Narrative of tho Rev. Rodolphus Bard.
From The Clereland Plaindeulcr.