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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
Election Notice.

PURSUANT TO the provisions OF the Act
Of the General Assembly Of Virginia, passed
June LIST 1852. an election will be held in
each District Of Monoagalia County, author
lied BY law to cleo, u Commissioner Of the
Revenue. on Saturday the 18th day OF No.
vember, 1854, for one Commissioner Of Roads
for each Of said Districts, the term OF otiee
of said Commissioners 10 commence on The
LIST day Of January 1858.
The following named Commissioners ond
officers will supernlend und conduct said
elections.
At Jones'-.Joseph Shuitleswnrth, Isaac
Powell, Joseph Jolill', Leonard sclby & John
Jones, Commissioners; VIM. Wilson officer.
A, Osborne's-lsauc Reed. Jacob Cart
right, Richard 0sberne, Jacob Miller and
Hugh Austin, Com'rs; Saml. Hardin Officer.
A, Cour, House-John Watts, Esq, Geo.
S. Ray. Urah Griffith, Augustus Raymond
md james Prolzman, Commissioners Geo.
W. Fairfax, officer
AT Gu.eman's--John W. Gusemar, Da.
Wis b. Weaver, Joseph Smell, Samuel riobs
aud Henry Kennedy, Commissioners; Officer
Edwin Clear.
Az Ross;s-Thos. ]. John Charles Burgess,
jacob Miller, Jonah Vandevort and Thomas
Pro.zmal,, Commissioners; Officer, James
Hare.
Al Lofius's-George Conn, John Bowers,
Benz. RYAN. Seth Stafford aud Anthony LOT.
tins. Commissioners; officer, John BY.
A, Cushman's-Dan'l. Dusenbcrry, Joseph
n. scott. John Sanders, Michael White, and
Thomas I.azzell, ST., Commissioners; OFF,
cor, Thomas Lazzcll, J''
A, Cassville-rretlctick Fitman, PurnOl
Simpson, Peter A. Layton, Draper Cole, and
Andrew Tenant. Commissioners officer,
John T..Fleming.
AL Laurel point-Alfrcd C. Barker, eide
on Barb, John Jcmison, William Fear and
Benjamin Thompson, commissioners OH.
csr, John NJ. Brand.
Al Coys-John 3. leoger, John S. NooA,
Isaac Cox. William W. Price and SIS. Low.
man, Commissioners Officer, Samuel Webb
A, Tennant's-Enos Tenant, Richard D
Tennunt, Benz. McCurdy, William Price and
Jacob Taught, Commissioners; officer, ASH
Tenant.
Al MooresvilIe-Wm, Sine, Lancaster Mi.
nor, Andrew Brown, Richard b. Tenant,
and Abraham Tenant, Commissioners; or
licer, Eli Morris.
A, Darrah's-Wm. Thomas, Esq, VIM S.
Fletcher, Thompson Strosnder, Joseph Oar.
ragh and VIM. Teunant, ST., Commissioners;
Officer, Eugeuins llurker.
AT Wureu-Wm. Kinney, James Wise,
saml. Hinegatdner, Wni H. Doly, and Jus.
,ice Gerard, Commissioners; Oit!cer John
IS. Iemlcy.
l,y order Of the County Cort. Of Alonon.
rslis county. jobs I. FLEMING,
uro%t II 1891 sitF
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.
Valuable Improved Lands,
FOl. Sale o. Escne.
THE undersigned proposes TO sell, or lease
for several years,

THE undersigned proposes 10 sell, or lease
for several years,
TWO FARMS,
One situate upon each side Of the West Fork
Of The Nlpnonaahela, aud within about -four
md a half miles Of tho Railroad. There is
under fence, and chiefly cleared, abou; $50
acres, including meadows, good Saw'milI
only one.eour,h of Il mile from the river
Also an excellent
Furrace.Stack, FlaSks. Patterns, &c,
The furnace buildiags hnveg gone down. The
neiphbothood abuunds with coal, iron orc
and timber. Quality Of soil equal to any in
this region. The other tract contains about
15O acres OF improved land. in two adjom.
ing ,ensmen,s. Great quantities OF Coal anu
Limestone arc upon all these lands. IT not
disposed Of before the
goth OF November,
they will on that day be offered at AUCTION,
together with
Household Furniture,
Farming Utensils, wagon, Nlleal, Cofl
and Oats, Grain in the ground,
a ovnntitv of Hay, Straw aud corn.foller,
n lumber Of Horses, Cattle aud Hogs, riding
Carriage, &c.
day, excrp, the Sabbath, until all is disposed
Of. At the same time will be offered,
A Brick Store. House in FairmOnt,
with fixtures complete. Alibcral credi, will
bs given. Terms made known at sale.
This property is on the line Of the contem'
Mated i.a,rohe and Ravcnswood Railroad,
which mus, he within one.fourth mile Of it.
BENZ. J. BRlCE.
--....... Y. n.Inl,o. % 1SSl
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69A ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

HHE undersigned has valuable Tract
l. OF Land he wishes TO sell, situated on
the middle fork Of the upper three forks Of
Big Sandy creek OF Elk River, kanawha
COUNTY, Va, containing 69+ acres, with be.
tween 90 and 80 acres improved. The soil
is fertile, producing exubcran, crops of both
grain and grass, with an extensive range for
stock around il. II is well wu,ered, having
two good springs, and creek passing lhro'
il. The hills abound with coa OF the best
quality, and The climate is snIubrious. The
terms Of suls will be made known to indl.
yduaIs wishing 10 purchase, after they have
seen it; but we assure all such that this land
is cheaper than uny other in Western Viz
sinia, and the title good. The land will be
shown 10 any one who may wish to see i,
and oil necessary information given byS. B.
WRIGHT, residing thereon. For further
information address the subscriber, nj New
California, jackson county. Va.
October II. JOSEPH a. WRIGHT.
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RA1.rIMopE MARKET,-oc,. 81.

BEEF CArrLr.-priccs,-s2,75 to $3.50
Hoos.-sales Mt the scales to duy were
from $3.50 10 $3.50.
snEEp.--Sales at 50 to $500
FLOUR. Howard Street, $500 10 sS,l2,
GnAlS, Red Wheat, prime, i6Sal76 cts,
white, prime, l75ale3 els. Corn, white, at
73a75 els, yellow 75a77 cts. MARYLAND Rye
loOalO5cts., Pennsylvania Rye, ileall5 els
Oats, Maryland and Virginia, 43s4s cts, and
Pennsy lvania, 5Oa5s cts,
CorrEE.-Rio, 1osu1Ol cts, Laguayra at
llallh Cts, Java l3sal3s CTS.
TOBACCO. inferior 10 common Maryland,
$3.50 a SO, good, common TO mlddllng S..
e5us6,75, and good 10 fine brown s7aS9.
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SALE OF A LOT OF LAND

ma .DNEsOWN.
Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Mononsalia county, pronounced on the
18th day Of September, 1854, wherein Al,
fred Yeagcr and others are plaintiffs and
Hannah Stewart and others are defend.
ants, shall,
On The 9th day Of November next,
the same being the first day Of the Novem-
Ter term of the County Cour! TO be held for
sud county in said month-sell Lot Of
Ground in Hamilton, or Jimtown, in the
county Of Monongalia, being the same that
was conveyed BY John Bare and wife to T.
vans S,ewar. by deed dated Sd Nov. 1887,
reference 10 which deed, duly recorded in
said county is herein made for more part.
cuar description Of said lot Of land. Ii will
BE- sold before the courthouse door Of said
county, on credit Of six aud twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond with good securI'
ty, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
aud tho tile will be retained for the pay.
ment Of the purchase money.
GUY R. c. ALLEN, Commrss'r.
October ID, 1854. Is
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Land,
CareI Holland, Q, al, Plaintiff, .,s.

I ~
John Holland, c,al, Derend'ts)
IN PURSUANCE of decree Of tho circ"',
Court Of Monongala county rendered on Friday;
September Is, 1854, in tic above cause, will
on the .ith Monday in October next, that being
the first day Of the October term Of the County
Court OF NonougaIia county, in font OF the
Court House door in ainrgnn,own, proceed to sell
the LAID in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
10 the highest bidder at public cutlery, on cred
it Of one aud two years withintcrest from tho gay
Of sale, the purchaser or purchasers required to
give bond with approved security for the pay,
mcu, OF the purchase money, and lien retained
on tho Land until the purchase money is fully
paid offs aid Land lying on the waters ofBootlIs
Greek in snid county, continuing by estimation
IO5 ACRES, it being the same land conveyed
by Rein Holland, deed, in bis lifetime TO the
suid John Holland. It's fertile tract oil land,
and very desirable. The title is said to be indls'
putable, but selling rs Commissioner, Will on,
~ convey such tile as is vested in me by SAID
decree. E.P. FIFTH, tOSFF.
scp,cmbc, &c, 1851. 266-ts'
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LADIES' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Honorary Members are Informed that
the Association has resumed lis meetings,
and cordially invite them 10 attend, as the
exercise. in future will be Of a literary char
uc,er, Thursday evening is the time for
meeting. We would also take this method
Of informing the Honorary Members and the
public that we lave received our Books,
which urc to he taken oul every Saturday,
from } to p o'clock, nj the Seminary.
Persons no, belonging to tho Association
eau procure The Use Of the books by paying
III. DEElNG, Secretary.
October Il, 1854.
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aIsws Of u cr, Sc.

Great girein 0lsyalaud!.~Lo.s over 100000.
'CAeAyslAS6, '0cf @s.-Ars o'clock
his morning, a FIRE broke on, which
consumed property considerably over
one million Of doI!ars. 1t originated
in the stables of the New England Ho'
tel, destroying The hotel and three en-
tire squares. The insurance is heavy,
but not yet ascertaincd
This is the most destructive fire that
has ever occurred in Cleveland.
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W EAU1rs
DEAD SEHOT',
Or Rheumatic Lotion, The King Of Pain,

Has triumphed over the most acute and dis
,ressing pam. # there exists fain in any
part Of the body, whether internal or eS'er.
nul, and not Of chronic nature, Baum's
Dead Shot will triumph over all. and relieve
the sufferer from its tormcnls. For proof Of
these assertions I refer you to over fifty res.
pcctable 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 % cents per
bottle. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
FIN. Chalfant, Norgan'orn, ia.
and by Merchants and Druggists generally
October ID.
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PITTSBURGH MARKET-oc'ober 81.

PITTSBURGH MAKhEl-oc'ooefo o.
Flour. so bbls supcrfinc, from store, $50
TO 1851 and IS bbls extra at S9.le.
Oats, sold u, depo, at IS els. Bar corn al
IS cts.
Hay, IA loads sold a, s2a262.
Timothy seed, S2,s7 cash.
Cheese, Western Reserve, 1910 ! cts.
Tallow, AGO lbs. at 1lt cents, cash
Shoulders and hams, at 6 and | lc cash.
Sugar, fair 81 Cts, fully fair, 6.
Molassps. 22aeS cts. per gallon.
Hops No. |, 40 cts. cash
Blooms, 20 tons sold a, Ss5, 6 mos.
Fish, No. 3 Macherel, large, sll 80, cash
Rio Coffee, IL cts, 4 mos,
CATTLE MARKETS.
ALLEGHENY. Oct. 23.-Beeves, 2sa3l.-
Sheep, sl,25a2,5o. Hogs, 4alt.
New YoRK. Oct. s3.-Beeye,, s7nlo.s5.-
Swine 49ads.
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NOTICE..

By VIRTUE of the Ac, of Assembly author.
ixiug Stockholders holding together one-lcn,h oil
the capital stock of any Turnpike Company to
call general meeting of said Company. We
hereby give notice 10 the Stockholders and all
o,Le,s interested tia, general meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the Leading Creek and Buffalo
Creek Turnpike Company is called to hcheld at
the hoouse Of llcnryp. Bowman on Chca, river,
in Randolph County, on Monday, the 4th day Of
December next, for the purpose OF Eec,ng 4
President and two Directors for tho ensuing
year, and for The transaction Their business OF
vital interest to oil persons int crested in sad
improvement.
CllAS. H0OTAN, Prory on behay u
Preston County, and representing % shares.
ADAM II. BOWMAN,
THOMAS II. BEAVERS,
ALONZ0 HENRY,
HENRY Y. DOWN AN, and others.
Preston county, Oct. 80, 1854 s7e-5t.
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srlLL ASorilER gums orl scRoruE.A.

STILL ASornER CURE OF scRoruas..
/ had a yery valuable boy cured nfSctofIl. By
caner's Spanish Mixture. lconsidcr tril. a
valuable medicine. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
Conductor on the Il. +. &P. II. r., Ricl,mosd.
Salt Ehcum of20 yearsstandins Cured
Mr.. John Tlihmpson, residing in the city Of
Richmond, was cured by three battles Of Carter.
Spanish Mixture, OF Salt Rheum, whcllhc had
nearly 90 years, and which all the physicians OF
tho city could not cure. Mr.. Thompsonisa we'll
known merchant in the city of RielMrnd, Va,
and his cure is MO st remarkable. e, ,tr .rs.
VIM. a Matthews, Of Richmond, hata seryartsS
cured orSyphlllis, tile worst form, by Car,efsss
Spanish Mixture. lie says he chcorialiy rccosiEs
mcnds it, and considers tan invaluable medicine.
Richard 4 West, OF Richmond, was cured 81
Scrotula, aud what physicians called eocs:rMat
Consumption. by 3 bottles OF cartcr's Aanish
Mixture. .,f..;.
Edward Burton, commissioner bfthcrnysnNs,
says no has seen tho good effects Of Carriers
Spanish Mixture in a neutrality-suspicious., cases.
aud says it is pcricc, cure for that horrible
disease. sag
VIM. G iiarwcod, of Richmond was cursd sf
old sores and Ulcers, which disa l9d him rem
walking. lie took II few hotties OF Carler'd
Spanish Mixture and was enabled TO walk With
out u crutcli, and in short timo permanently
cured. fef tSs'
Principal Depot at DESHrry REEFS, Rice
mond, Vi. Alsp for saIe by 4. NJ. ,ChNiisnt. II.
y. Wiley & Co., and b, Dealers in Mcdiciass
everywhere. ~
Sept. 80, 1854. nitsmesiy
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II When dee,h is a, tho door, the remedy
which would hare saved life, If admins tered in
time, comes too late. Do not tritlc with disease
Rely upon it that when the stomach will not d-
gcst food-whcn faintness and lassitudc pcrvado
the sysicm-when the sleep is disturbed, the
appetite feeble, the mind letlargic, tile nerves
unnaturaly sensitive, and the head confused
rely upon it, that when these symptoms occur,
the powers of vitality arc falling, and that un-
less the mischief is promptly chcckc d., ijft triil
be shortened, as well as rendered miserable
Now wc know from a mass Of test mony, great
er than was ever before accumulated in favor OF
one remedy, that Hoonands German Bitters,
prepared by DR.. c. N. Jackson, Philadelphia,
will Immediately abate, and, in tho end entire
ly remove all Of these disorders as sur ely as a
mathematical process will solve problem
Who, then, will endure the agony, aud the risk
Of life, with health and safe y within reach .
See advertisement. ts72-2t
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Aa Irish editor in speaking of the mis-
cries Of bis country, says: 'Her cup Of
misery has been for ages overlooking, and
is not yet full!''
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Mechanics, Inventors and Manufacturers
s57oIN CASH PRIZES

Volume 10 of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
was commenced OH the 10th Of SCptcmbcr. Ills
chiefly devoted to the advancement of the inter
csts Of MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS
and FARMERS, aud it is edited by men practical
" skilled in the arts and sciences. Probably no
other journal Of the samc character is so exten-
sively circulated, or 40 generally esteemed for
its practical ability. Nearly all the valuable Pat
onts which issue weekly from the Patent Office
arc Illustrated citf Engrarings, and the claims
Of all the patcntsFbrc published regularly in its
columns MS they areissucd, thus making perfect
Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia
of information upon the subjects of Mechanical
Improvements, Chemistry, Engineering, and tho
Sciences generally. 1t is published weekly in
quar,o form, suitable for binding, and each vol
umc contains four hundred and sixteen pages OF
reading matter, several hundred cngraynss, with
full and complete index. Its circulation on tho
last volume exceeded $4,000 copies per weekend
the practical receipts in ono volume are worth to
any family more than the subscription price.
The following Cash Prizes are offered by the
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The cash will be paid to the order Of the sue
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TERMs:--onc copy one year s.; one copy
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~ Mtcssrs. MuxH s Co. arc extensively Gu
gagged in procuring patents for new inventions,
and will advise inventors, without charge, IN re-
gard to the novelty OF their improvements.
October II, 1864.
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, Nov. 4.

MoRGANTowN. Nov. 4,
FLOUR Sells al $500 per bnrreI.
WHEAT-l5o cents per buShel'
CORN-62 ="
0ATS-37 l.o =
P0TAT0ES-lO0 F"
BUTTER-Eresh rolls 10 cents.
TALL0W-l2 cents perlb. n
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C0NTAG IoUS DISEASES.-we believe i, is
an cStabis he'd fact in medicine that " no disease
can DO contracted while the Blood is in Il pure
and healthy state" In order to secure so dcsi-
rablc an object, We recommend to our readers
the use Of CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE, which ia
generally ackn owledged to be the mos, efec.u-
al purifier OF tho Blood yet discovered. l,Sor
ONLY cures, but is positively the only. remedy
epidemic or contagio US diseases. Nov.
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Drug, Glass & Variety Store
SIGN gEgs9S OF THE
Golden ID Mortar,
Corner IF Diamond .alley 8, Mai& =, 81

COHE " Dt""t""1 'I ~,
M0RGANT0WN, VA.
p, rcr1vrn ,his div, l,rro and splcndid MS.
H Sor,,rn ,r' o ~ "a SCY ARE,
which is useful, ornamental, and decidedly cheap,
COMPRISING in pur, of Tnmblcrs of vario,is styles,
Vino nnd Ielly Glasses; Custarl, Lemonade and
CELERY Glasses; Fruit and Float Bowls; SnlTar'
and lIut,cr Stands md Patosi holasses Cans,
Salt dishes, Preserve dishes, CASTOR crui's, huhps
mud Lanterns, Paror Lamps, G''undols, i'aI1
LnHtcrns, Side Lamps, Lamp chiE'ncys glooeS'
CGndlc-sticks, Dccantcrs, Jars F!asEs' &c., &C.,
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A STRAY HORSE,

Bought in Tic Eastern Cities on the very best Of
terms.
We deem it urclcss to cnumcratc, either in
pros or verse, the many articles which urc com.
priscd in our Stock. Suffice it to say, eghbor-
like, we have such Goods US are usually kept in
Country Stores. We respectfully invite our old
friends arl the public generally to gyoG sa call,
examine our Stock, and we feel confident we can
please you. We deem it useless to hras, about
our Che mp Goods. We nsk no boot ofany otous
brother Merchants, nor will VIC tNkO up yoiiI
time in rcading mmbug advertisements. The
people, BY this time, understand that all quack
nostrda arc pulled in the Newspapers.
October Z, lSB..-tr MONS
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CARR. HANWAY & CO..

OAhh. OAINWA1 " W,
Expect to make grand exhibition in few
days. Of their second stock Of FALL. AND
WINTER GOODS One Of the firm is now
in the East making the necessary purchases,
and being desitons of making as much room
as possible on Our shelves, will give some
good bargains from the stock now on hands.
Call at the big window Of
CARR. EANWAY & co.
NTorran,own, Nov 4. 1854.
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Jewish Statesmen and Warriors.


The fac, is, you canno, destroy pure race
Of Caucasian organization. It's a physio.
logicaI fact; simple law Of nature, which
has bafied Egyptian and Assyrian kings Ro-
man Emperors, and Christian inquisi,ors.-
No penal laws, no ply steal torlures, can ar
que, u superior race should be absorbed in
an inferior, or be destroyed by it. The mix
ed prosecuting races disappear; tho pcrse.
cutcd race remains. And, at this moment,
in spite Of centuries or tens Of centuries Of
degradation, the Jewish mind exercises a
vast Influence on the affairs Of Europe. !
speak not Of their laws, which you still o.
bey; nor Of their literature, with which
your minds are saturated but Of the living
Hebrew intellect. You never observer grea,
intellectual movement in Europe in which
the Jews do not greatly participate. The
first Jcsui,s were Jews; that mysterious Rus
sian diplomacy which SO alarms Western
Europe, is organized and principally carried
on BY Jews; that mighty revolution which
is at this moment preparing in Germany,
which will be in fact second and greater
Reformation, and Of which SO little is as yet
known III England is entirely developing It.
self under the auspices Of Jews, who almost
monopoIize the chairs of Germany. Mean.
der, the founder Of spiritual Christianity,
and who is Regius Professor Of Divinity in
the University Of Berlin is Jew. Btenary,
equally famous, and in The same University
is Jew. Well, Arabic Professor Of Hei.
delberg, is Jew, Years ago, when was
in Palestine, met a German stulen. who
was accommodating materials for the history
Of Christianity, and studying the genius o.!
the place n modes, and learned man. It
was Veil, the unknown, siacc bocome the
frs, Arabic scholar Of tho day, and the AL.
thor Of the lie Of Mnhummed. But for the
German professors Of this rac,, their names
is legion. think there are more than ten
in Berlin alone.
Il y n n
I resolved 10 90 to St, Petersburg. hOd
on my arrival an interview with the Russian
Minister to France, Count Cancrim. bo.
held The son of u Lithuanian Jew. Repair.
irg to Spain, l had an audience with the
minister, Senior Mendiza,lel: | beheld one
like myself, the son of Novo Chris'oao, a
Jew Of Arragon. In consequence Of what
transpired at Madrid, went straight to Pa.
ris. to consult the President Of the Freuch
Council: | beheld the son OF French Jew,
hero an imperial Marshall.
And is Soult a Jew? m.
Yes; aud several Of The French Marshals,
and the most famous Mussenu, for example !:
his real uamc was NlenasSah,
The consequence Of our consultation was
that some Northern power should be applied
to III u friendly and nleliIative cancily.-
We fixed on Prussia, and the President Of
the Council made an application to tho pns'
sim Minister who attended a few days nf-
ter our conference. Count Armm entered
tho Cabinet, aud | beheIa Ia lussiun Jew.
So YOU see, my dear Cpuingsby, that the
world is governed by different percentages /"
wha, is imagined By those WHO are no, be-
~
hind The scrNc. """'6'a F'7 st@'
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The Editors of tho Richmond RcphhiieiHhOi,
a servant employed in their press room cure! Of
violent Scroiua combined with Mcuma,isrn.
which entirely disabled him from work; bot
ties of Car,cr's Spanish Mixture made a perfeo,
cure Of him, and the Editors, in y public notice,
say they "checrillly rscotnlncnd il to all who
urc effected with any disease Of the blood"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
3Marris1:

On the 18th Of October, by Ed. C. +. C.
Conn. Mr.. ANDREW J. STEVENS, Of Greene
county, Pa, to Miss MINERVA MlyoR, daugh.
Ter Of Samuel Minor, Esq. Of this county.