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+, the Board of tayori,ism and partially, in
spending the money in Marion county, and
moi portion thereof in Monongola, when
at the same time, il the writer of these edi-
,orials had examined the law, he would have
found that The Board Of Public Works was
strictly complying with the acquisitions of
the law as the act provides that the money
thus appropriated shall be spen, in Marion
county, and not in MOnongalia. This law
ZOO was sanctioned by the gentleman allu.
ded 10, as he was in the Legislature; or at
least his silence is equvalen, to acquiescing
in the &C. and further, the members Of lle
Board Of Public Works are gentlemen that
would scorn any thing like favoritisn. The
charge was not only calculated to wound
their feelings, bu, TO widen the breach be.
tween the people of Marion. and MonOnsalia
counties. Though upon reflection lam not
Tie least astonished OF the gentleman who
writes the editorials for the Republican, at
bis having every subject by the wrong end
from the close proximity Of his brain 10 the
par, injured oy the conclusion he received
on the streets Of Richmond.
. But as before intima, ed that tho assault
against me was contemplated by the Re.
rublican before came 10 Richmond, | de-
termined to pursue the course as Repre-.
sentative tina, conscien,iously believe to be
right, regardless of all the BuneOmbe that
they may manufacture asains, me; neither
do care how much they write or print
thew canuo, cause me 10 swerve from the
course that | have marked out as the Rep.
respn,ative of an honorable constituency.
Notwithstanding do not care how much
they talk or write about me Or my course, |
am little sensitive on the subject, having
a preference us 10 who should do it. ! am
somewhat of the nature Of my old Dutch
friend George Holdenberger. lie vas a far.
met and went out one morning to fsed his
stock. While feeding his Sheep an old eve
kicked him; he returned to his house groan
lug and lamen,ing at wonderful rate--'ook
his bed. His wife, much alarmed, immedi-
alely sen, for q physician. lie came ard
examined EIoldenberger very closely, and re.
marked to the old man that he could find no
nurk, wound, bruise or hurt on him. Hurt,
ter diiel,' says the old man, i does no mean
mine pody ish hurt, nix, da, ish no, it! Doc
tor, you doesh know hav very fne stal.
lion-an6 il he wash TO keek mine het off
mine shoulders, and kill me de. in one min
ute, wouldt no, care Won tam cuss,-for den
would, know vos Kill, by one fine stallion!
But, Doctor, it does hurt mine feelings SO
pad TO be Kicked by a tam old eve, nit de
roland dis is what ais me.
70 Find the moral and apply it.
II. S. COMES.
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Elihu Burre,t has come from Eng
land, and is now with his friends in Con-
necticnt. Heis shortly, tits said to de-
liver series of lectures in the princi.
pal cities of this country, upon the ocean
penny postage plan.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company designs declaring di.
vidend of four per cent from the profit
of the line during the six months ending
the seventh of January, reserSing ten
per cent for future contingencies.
The Presidents House, the National
In,elligencer says. is now completely
finished, aud in full order for the recep-
ton of visitors. No previous time in its
history has the Presidential mansion
eqdalled its present condition for CON-
fort; taste and style.
When man finds great deal Of fault
with newspaper which he never tails 10
read it is sign he has not paid lot it,
People seldom pick flaws in their own
property.
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IS. IN CHASCERY.

William G. BrOwa,) -.....
John FELTON,, Jun.,)
Henry FELTON,, Daniel FELTON,, Samuel W.Eclton,
Caleb FELTON,, Michael Whe,sGl Il EzAbe,: his
wife tlnto Elizabeth FELTON,, Gilbert Boyles and
joanna his wIc tIGtc Joanna FELTON,, Benjamin
Judun aud Sarah his wife late Sarah FELTON,,
children and Heirs at law Of John FELTON,, decd,
also Henry FELTON,, as Administrator tho said
John Feliun, decd,
Al a special Term OF the Circuit Court cor,in.
ued aud held in and for Preston county 90 We'd
nesday the Both day Of March, 1883, j, waS adj
Judged, ordered and decreei that the Report OF
Master Commissioner Sigler be secommited to
one ofthe Master Commissioners Of t!':s Court TO
settle the accounts of Henry FELTON, according to
the rules adopted BY the Court Of Appeals-tha'
said Commissioner also ascertain whether the
Complainan,s judgment was the debt oil the said
John Pel,on and john Felton,, jr.. or whrther II
was the individual debt of:hc said John FELTON, OF
OF John FELTON,, II.
Tho parties to tho above suit and all others in
.crcstcd will take notice that shall proceed, On
Monday, tho 10Th DAY OF January, 1851, in M Of.
fee in Kingwood, Virginia, TO comply with the
requirements OF tho above decree. Given under
my hand the Goth day Of December, 1853
EDWARD C. BUNKER,
Dec. 81, 1855. Master Commissioner.
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What may be had for Three Dollars

AN E-AIGLbENl OiFONA SNAA -
y Arrangements have been made by which the
HOSE JOURNAL, (which is 50 year, and the NJ
Y. MtacAL WoRLp AND TINES, (which is 90 a
ycar), will both DO furnished for Thrte Dollars,
10 ali who subscribe or renew their subscriptions
before the first day Of January, 1854. These pa
pers are leading journals OF their kinds. The
UJsle Journal Is so well known that my descrip.
ton OF i. would DO super1uous. It is enough to
say, that in addition to the articles OF its editors
(iicrris & IrilisJ, it is enriched by the coa,ri-
buttons of many oil the most brilliant pens now at
work on either side Of the Atlantic. 1t is, in
brief, a superior FAMILY NEWSPAPER. The
Musical World and Times gives over 200 pages OF
choice, new music, annually, which would cost
a, tho Stores some thirty dollarsi and the editor
(Riehard Stsrrs IVihisJ, furnishes tho best pos.
siblc musical instruction and criticisms on music
and musicians It alEo gives vast amount OF
useful and interesting musical information, ,luF'
rished BY Lowell Mason, Thos. Hastings, Root
Bradbury aud others, lust what teachers, sehoI-
ars, clergymcn, thoristcrs, organists and singers
need while FANNY Rfsy contributes one Of her
best original articles every week. Both papers,
containing all this literature, music, amusement
and instruction, arc furnished for the small sum
Of THREE DOLLARS. Address cithc. Moss's
& WILLIS, Publishers of the Home JournEl-ot
DYER & WINS, Publishers Of the Musical World
and Times, New York.
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naLTlaEOHsE MARKETS.,

rtluay january I.
|. CATTLE,-The offerings al the Scales on
Monday were 1900 head Of Beef Cattle, Of
which 500 were driven TO Philadelphia, 100
we're left over unsold, aud the balance 1900
head} were sold 10 city butchers at prices
ranging from IS to e4.50 on the hoof. equal
10 Sc to 1915 net, and averaging 1887.
gross.
Lire Hogs.-Lire Hogs are scarce and in
demand. In the early part Of the week sales
were made at $3.50 10 Sc, but we hear that
they are now selling readily at S. per 100
lbs. There are several large orders here for
sineed Sides Tor the English market yet uu'
filled. These orders have tended 10 advance
the price Of Hogs.
Slaughtered IfOgs.--The receipts at mar.
ket for several days past have been fair, and
prices are li,llc better. We quote s5.25a
us pcr 100 lbs. as the ruling price. Very
prirle small sizs family Hogs would bring
Sc per 100 lbs.
FEATHERs-pime, IS TO As cents,
FIsH.--SIackarcl, No. !, sl5asI7.
do. No, 2, 1910 Is.
do, No. Sc 70 goo,
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SCROFULA.

1, has been remarked by eminent men, tina, in
the waited catalogue Of diseases to which man is
liable, there is scarcely one ofsuch importance
and Of such interest as Scrofula, whether We look
to tho ob,curity Of it's origin, its insidiOus pro.
gress, the number and variety of tho organs thai
|. attacks, or its remarkable incurability and ez
tensire fatality.
Scrofula has bafied tho skill oflhe most emf
nent physicians in this country and in Europe
Dpt there is an antidose fyr this disease in " DR.
GuysOtts Extract Of Yeiiov Dock and Snrsapa
riils," which is proving itself Specific in the
most severe cases of Serefa!d.
III See advertisement. s274t
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Vermont.=-The Hon. j. G.. Redfeld
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has
sustained the constitutionality ofthe 22d
section of the law which requires the ar
rest aud confinement ofdtunkcn persons
until they will disclose of whom they OBJ
tanned their liquor, which decision has
given it many additional friends and in
creasedits popularity all over tho State,
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Marrlr0:

On the 18th inst, by Ed. S. Sirgfrled,
Mr.. 2ADoC W. McBEE, to Miss I.oRANA.
daughter Of Mr.. John Darnell, all Of Monon'
gala county.
On Wednesday the 18th inst, by Ed. J. David.
son, Mr.. ALPHEuS ZINN, of Barbour county,
to Miss LUCINDA ANN GaWTHRoP, Of Tay.
lor county, Va.
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THEMONON G ALA MIR R @ r..

/ YTPGINII-At Rules held 10 the Clerks
Office Of The Circui, Cour. Of Monongnl'a
county, on the first Monday in January, 1904;
Joseph Collins, Plaintiff,
Levi Jones, Defendant, }
TIE object OF this suit is to recover oacS
certain sum Of money, which the PIainiih
paid Us the surety Of the Defendant, 10 ""'
liam J. Wiley
And it appearing, By an affidavit filed IN
the cause, that the Defendant is not tesl.
dent Of this Commonwealth, OIL motion o,
the Plaintiff, BY his attorney, il is ordered
tina, the said Defendant do appear here with
in one month after due publication oil 'n's
order, and DO wha! is necessary 10 protect
his interest herein.
And it is. further ordered tina. this order
be published once week, for four success
i've weeks, in the Munonga!ia Mirror,
weekly newspaper, published in Morgan.
town, MonopgaIia county, and thai! copy
thereof be posted at the trout door OF the
Court House Of said county, on The first day
OF The next term Of the County Court Of saie
comfy. A copy ,csie: G.S. RAY, Clk.
Wiley, Attorney for PIT,
January IA, 1854. 230:2t. -
rsorunt manner. He recognizes his neigh
bors and acquaintance without the least en-
barrasmenl-shakes hands with them, an
: chats about the weather and crops in an ea
J sy, self important way, Just as though h
had never done mean thing in his life
Look al him now, as he stands discussIn
the election returns with Esq. G-.Wi'
mess his self.complacent way Of saying iha
, his party, though defeated, is composed o
honorable men who have come out Of the con
, test with their integrity unsuled; which i
more than their opponents can say. WouI
1 you think that man would steal Sheep
No. But he does mcauer thing every Sab
Z. bath. He steals his preaching. .i
He is man well 10 do in the world. II
, has a fine farm well stoCked-raises the hes
lcorn and has the finest orchard in Town :
Odds Patent Suction Pump.
THE pu bic are respectfully informed that
Messrs. ]. Dunn & Co. have purchased The
right for the above Pump in MonongaIIa'
Preston, Marion, Barbour & Harrison coun-
ties.
Mr.. Bradley, agent for the above Compa-
n.y. has commenced putting up these Pumps
in Morgan,own. They may be seen in op-
Grafton at pierpoint's MOnongalia House. at
the Mirror Office, james rfolzman'S, and
Daugherty's Soundery.
these Pumps are cheap, they work with
case, aud arc not liable 10 &c; out OF repair.
January 8. 1854.
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N0TiCE. NOIICEi,

ALL PERSONS indebted TO TIE late firm
of Raymond & Pickenpaugh will please call
and settle their accounts, ind make pay
ment for accounts and notes due. Al! per.
sons having claims against said firm will
please present them in dne form.
A. Raymond will attend to the settlement
Of the business till the first Of March next
after that lime r. L. Berkshire, Executor Of
n. Pickenpaush, deceased, will proceed to
settle and close tho business.
A. RAYMOND.
January II, 1854. 23O-3..
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DEDICATION.

The Booths Creek Baptist Cli'irch
will dedicate their new meeting house
on the 4th Sabbath in this month. Rev.
D. B. Purin;on, is expected to preach
the dedication sermon. Brethren from
sister churches, and the friends Of Zion
generally, are invited to attend. .
C. kEyES.
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pITTSBURG MARKETS.

Saturday, December IL.
Hay per ton, sll to SIG.
Flour, receipts large, 1925 to $50.
Rye do. $500.
Corn, so TO IS.
Oats, 40 TO 4l.
Hogs, dressed, 5 cts.
White Fish, $3.50 per Dbl,
Cheese, 81 10 10 cts.
Sugar. 81 10 6 by the hid.
= Shoulders S l.5,
Middlings, 5 i-s.
LARD--io cts.
EGGS-peI dozen, 6.
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THE MARKETS.
FROM OUR LATEST AbvlcES.

MoRGANTowN, Dec. 81.
fLoUR-Scllsa at $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-l00 cents per bushel.
CORN-40 " I"
OATS-33 l-3 "
POTAToES-5G "
BUTTER-Frcsh rolls IL cents.
TALLOW-12 cents per ID.
BACoN-Hams, 10 cents:
Molasses, per gallon, 50.
Wool, per ID. 30 10 40.
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ss.-At Rules held in tn

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the county court Of Pres.
ton, on the fits, Monday in November,
1858:
rptm +. M,les, Plaintiff /,
In vs.. In Ds,inue.
hes A.TAompsO", Def't. }
| 10 recover from the Defendant one silver
lached lever Watch, Of the value OF TWEEN.
| \ dollats and fifty dollars damages ior the
s!eniion thereof and it appearing BY att'
lyit that the said defendant is not a resi-
hit OF this State, he i. therefore hereby Ie'
bred to appear here within one month at
lr due publication Of this Order, and do
Eha, is necessary 10 protec, his interests.
4 copy; Tcs,e,
SMITH CRANE, elk.
Z. c. Bunker, Au'y.
Dec. l7.-5t
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DISSOLUTION.

rV,nE Copartncrahip existing between Doctor
1 BOWMAN & MACKEY is by mutual consen
dissolved. Persons knowing themselves indebtet
to the Firm, are requested to call and settle i'm
media,ely. The Books are in the hands OF tn
Senior Partner.
Morgantown, January II, 1850.
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iMORGANTO WV
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Spring Session of this Institution
will commence on WEDNESDAY the EIGHTH
of FEBRUARY. For further information apply
to W. r. Wiley, Il. l.. Berkshire, W. Wagner,
G. N. Hagans, VIM. Laricr, Trustees.
INV. EMERY, Principal.
Morgantown, Jan. ., 1854.
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Two Tracts Of Land,

one of which contains sixty acres, situate in no
nonuaa county, and patented to said MccuFdy,
on tho Goth May, 1916 and the other containing
42LZ acres, is situate adjoining tho first meation'
cd Tract, in tho counties ufMnTiUn and MononI
gala, conveyed by Joseph Parker and wife: on
the 18Th January, lsiS. Title Of said property
is believed to be good, but shall only convey
such as is vested in me by said deed. %.
THOS. G.. WATSON. Trustee,
Decnn,hnr 10 1858. Is
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Thomas =. D5own'shc:s9. &C.
This cause is re.commi;tsd to COMMISSIONS:
Bunker, with instructions TO ,cpor. an" further
hires OF Negroes received By William brown, and
ascertain the true amount with which he should
be charscablc, together with anything Thought
pcr;inen, by himself or specially required 1y CT
thcr OF the Parties. 49,.
The parties to tho above suit, aud all others
Interested will take notice that Oh mursday, thu
10Th day Of January, 1854, shall proceed, IN ny
office at KingwooA, Virginia, TO comply with
the terms OF tic above decree. Given Under my
hand the Goth day Of December, 1853.
EDWARD c. BUNKER, Com'niss's.
n...,.,.. ., tS.s 49, aaS
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RKEB

In Springhill township, Fayet,e county,
Pa, on the 9TH inst, Nj. GEO. HARDING,
aged abou; 50 years.
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peccnber 81, ls.a. e. ess


VIRGINIA, to wi,:-.rt Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the circuit colr! u the
county OF Preston, oil the first Monday III
December, 1858;
Eliza C. I.azicr, Joseph A S!cLanc and :
1vhn E. Fleming, late merchants, rra- ::
ding under thd style and firm Of la ::
zier, McI.alc & ". Plaintiffs. s
r vs.. II
Francis Way,hiu, Defendant,
Tile ouject of this sui. is 10 obtain judg'
men, ngsius. the said defendant, on single
bill executed by the said defendant to ihs
said plaintiffs, for ll!;rty.wo dollars and 50
cents and it appearing by affidavit that dii'
i:ence had been used by or on behalf Of the
said plaintiffs 10 ascertain III what county or
a,on the said defendant is, without
effect. it is therefore ordered that he do ap-
pear here within one month after tnc putli.
cation OF this notice, and DO What is neces.
cary to protect his interest; aud a copy oi
this ofder be published in the MonongaiIa
Mirror, weekly newspaper published IN
Niorgan,own, NlononsaIia county, for four
weeks in succession, and another copy pos.
I'd a, the front door Of the coEri-hnn*e OF
Preston county, on the first day d the next
county court. 4 copy, Tes,s:
JAS. Il. CARROLL, clk.
L. C. Wilson, Attorney. t.
December II. 22T DIV
VlRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the county court OF Preston, Oh
the first Monday of December, 1853,
George ". Howard
Mary Ellen McGea, Martha Ann Chance.
MCGEE, aud VIM. Thomas Nc. ~.
Gee, infant heirs Of David Nc.
Gee, deceased,
The object Of this suit is to subject the in
,eres, Of thesaid heirs in the real aud person
al estate Of William McGee, Esq, deceased
late Of this county, to the paymsn, Of Two
single bills, each calling for s2l45o, with
interest from the 22d April, 1894, which
were executed by Robert Niece and Thorn.
MS II. Davis, 10 the said David McCiee, IN his
life time, und by him assigned 10 the said
complainant.
Aud it appearing By affidavit that she said
heits are not residents Of this State, they are
therefore hereby required TO appear here
within ono month alter due publication oil
this orler, aud do what is necessary 10 pro
toct tlei. inteTesls. A copy, ,esIe:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
VIM. q. Brown & Co., CU,npl'ls Counsel.
December II, 1858. l27'5l
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AT Circuit Court continued and held
in and for tho County OF Preston, On Saturday,
the s7thday Of August, 1883:
William y. Zinn, Jacob Miller,
and Elisha NJ. Hagans, In cllAScEhf'
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
! offer for Sale the HOUSE and LOT in
Morgautown, where reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor
ssn,own, elislbly situated.
Also, The House and Lot on the West
side Of the MononguheIa river opposite TO
Norgantown, known us the - Wilkins prop.
er,y."
&c Also. six or seven thousand first rate
Pine Shingles.
Terms made known on application 10 me.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1883. At
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ORPHANS FRIEND ,ENCAMPsIENT, No. %
meets a, O'Clock, on the evenings Of the FIRST
and THIRD Mondays of each month.
S. SrrorRED, jr., Sc. JAs.NIaos, c.P.
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LAND FOR SALE:

y pursuance Of the provisions of decree Of
the County COur, of Preston county, in tho case
OF Laura NJ. Deakius against Stephen Daniels,
the subscriber will sell to the highest bidder, on
credit of six, twelve unl eighteen months, bn-
fore the front doos Of the Court houne in King
wood, on the
S,.o,J lIo,,3ov ~ .Lnryoru 1Sja.
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TEMPERANCE HALL.


MoNoNGALIA DIVISION, No. 81, Sons Of
temperance, meet at their Hall on Walnut street
uvcry Thursday evening, a, O'Clock.
/. 5. HoueH, RS. S. SIEcraiEp, W. P.
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n NOTICE!

THE Stockholders Of the Morgan.owr
Bridge Company are hereby noticed that the
third instalment Of Five Dollars on eact
share will be required on or before the s5t!
day Of January, 1854.
By order Of the Board.
W. WAGNER, Treas'r.
Iau'y. "A, 81. Morsanrown Bridge Co.
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grvi'7e'ss cured by the a:s ii ,br. csyso't's
Extract ofYellop Dock and Sarsaparilta.
Seem TowNsHlP, ,VANpNRALko Co. !
IGdiana, July 4th. 1853, <


7 j. D. pGRx:-Deir SiS,.Ilisiwi,h yrea, pleas
u!e w.itc 70: about the very Happy effects OF
YOUR Dr riuysott:s Extract Of trliow Dock Gad
Sarnparil!G,' upon my daughter, who has hcen
suffering under that dreadful disease ETysipslas,
with which sle was attacked in 1913, and shoaas
attended by some OF our most skilful physicians
Tor over hight months pefssresiagly, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to Il pertrct skeleton! She had ulcers from hes
shoulder u her knees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her PHYSICIAN proEnun-
ced her case hopeless, and beyond Tie roach O:
medicine. My neighoors and myself Thought he-
dissolution near at hand. One ofmy nsighbois
insisted on my trying : Or Gog.o!ts Er!scti q
Ysilop Dets aud SarSl?dr:!iG,' ds o !dst Txsnt,
for a; all G our Fhysiciars kci gircn her aF, there
could he no de.rinent in it. consented 10 10 so,
more from a. rrstlcsS desire 10 90 something 70:
ny tsughtc. while lite lasted, than from any hopa
al her getting relief; so commenced usir, Tia
medicine according TO directions, and to my great
establishment she commenced improving, and he.
fore ine had used three bottles she was able to
cit Upright in bed Before she haa used bottles
she was GDIe to walk Out: She used in I'LL twelve
bolt.as Of DR. Guysoit's Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapariila,' which, restored her to peri.cs
health IN December, 1859: She Is now entirely
free from any yes:gc 0! The compliant.
mos, earnestly recommend it to every pesscn
suffering under any similar ditcasc.
Yours Truly, DL MARTIN
| do hereby certify tia: INV tathc:'s Statement.
ofmy late illness IS NOT by auy means exaggetIt-
Cd: My health Is now perfect, which ascrba
sulely to the Use Of : Dr Guyjcu's Extrac, oiYe.-
low Dock and SarsapErIiIa.
ANN D. MARrls.
Price 81 per Bottle: Six bottles for ST.!
~ Sold by Jous D. PARx, northeas, coruns
Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
A!sO BY
+. ". TOtrer aCo. liorsan,orn.
L. Il. Hasans i Co. EmEwoOi.
~ H0gGns j. Co. R.undonrills
Logan & Carr, Fairm0m.
oc,obOrS, 1858. 2l7ly,
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$50 Acres OF land,

living on the waters of Lower Sand Creek, in the
county of Preston, Virginia. a portion Of said
Land is improved. Bond and security will be
required OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day of sale. 49,, So
Kingwood, November 90, 1859. Is
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NoNoSGALIA LODGE, No. g., meets at
o:clock every Saturday evening.
S. SIEorpIrp, IT,, Sec. W.. E.GRoyE, y. G.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Deed
Of Trust executed May l2;h, 1869, by Benjamin
McCutdy to the undersigned, u. Trustee, mad Of
record in the Clerks Office Of tbs County Court
of Monongalin, in folio 20, page 2T4, for the pat
pose of securing tho payment Of debt therein
mentioned to A. l.. Smith {; 60. shall proceed,
in from, OF tho Csrr,.houra ufMannagalia eoun:y,
On Monday, tho 23Q January, 1854,
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None tSroww, January IS, 1853.
Ny D,ar Friend .....,.
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