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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

LANCASTER, PA.-on Tuesday, OIL
last week, the U, S. Marshal of Phila.
delphia, assisted by others, proceeded
to Lancaster, and arrested Judge D. B.
Vandersmith and Gen. Geo. Ford. upon
a warrant issued by c. F. Heas!itt U. S.
Commissioner, on the oath of John Jen'
kins, charging them with forgery upon
the Pension Bureau. These persons
being in high positions both members
of,he Bur Of Lancaster County. and the
former an Assuciaie Judge of tho Court
of said County, the Marshal. made the
arrest in person, and was about to take
them to Phiadelphia in custody, when
he was served with wri, IF haJeas cor,
yu, issued by Judge Long the presi'
dent Judge Of the Court. The parties
were discharged oh bail. The frauds
were discovered by Deputy Marshal
jenkins. They have extended over IL
years and The amount is supposed to
reach as high as $4,000.
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PrOcrastlnatIOn is The Thief Of Time.

Delay Is dangerous-neglecs that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope Of recoverywill
be lost to you forever. Let not any pecuniary
consideration deter you from trying to save your
life and health while there is chance. Con-
sumption is annually sweeping OF thousands TO
the tomb; no disease has bafied the skill ofphy-
sicisns like il; no physician, perhaps, has done
more fer the cause Of suffering humanity than Dr..
Wistar. can ounce Of preventive is worth a
pound ofcure 4" therefore, before your lungs be-
come liberated, and SO diseased that no human
means car save you from an early grave, try IN
season, Try at once, medicine which has been Of
such infinite value to ,housands-Obtain a bottle
OF Dr.. W:s,ar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, take it,
get another Il necessary, perseyere in using it
until you have removed the disease entirely,
which il neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Has, until within few years, been generally
considered incurable, although many medical
men Of the highest standing, among whom VIC
might mention Laenne and his friend Bayle-bott
distinguished authors-admit that this dreaded
disease may be cured, even in its advanced sta
ges, when the lungs are not completely disorsan.
ired. The remedy which we now offer,
wIstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
40, only emanates from regular Physician, Sa,
has been well tested in all tho complaints fol
which II is recommended, with entire success.
II Sec advertisement. IL. l3l-4t
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed aud Irregular
Menstruat!oH, &C., with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excoptcd,) no matter how severe
or Of how long standing.
The Ca,hulron far Surpassed other remedies in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
tho system in better condition. Let oil inter.
estcd call and obtain pamphlet (FnEfl contain
ing ample proof, from the most respectable sour
ces, OF the beneficial results Of its usci toseth-
or with letters from highly experienced Physl
Clans, who have used it in their practiCej amt
sneak from their own ob5ervat!ons.
REFERENCES:
p. B. PtcKuAa, NJ. D. Utica; N. Y.
LID. ELEMISG, NJ. D. Canandagua;N Y.
NJ. II. Hills, NJ D Rochester, n. Y.
D. Y. Foorr, NJ D Syracuse, Y.
Professor DUNBAR, N D Baltimore, Nd.
J. C. OaRicK, NJ D
w. W. REESE, NJ D City ofNew York:
W. PREscorr, NJ D Concord, n II.
]. p. NEwLANp, N D, Utica, n Y.
Rev. c. S.BEAED, Glenn Springs; S e.
Pamphlets can be had gratis At the Store OF
L. w. TOWER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, Morgantowh, Va
Aid sold by LOGAN s CARR; FdirmOn;,
DR.. WM. EYSTER, do
u.s. d. KERN; Nliddlcburnc,
DR.. T: C. HAWKINS, Waynes
burg, Pcnna, and by most OF the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
10 See the following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin county, NC}
November IS, 1858.
DR. John B. Marchisi:
Sir: doum 1t my duty 10 express to YOU
my sincere thanks for your discovery of the eel
e6rated Female Medicine, (Catholicon.) NJ!
wife has been more or less troubled with flood
ing for eight or nine years, and found nothing L
give her relief, anti, by accident, got bottl,
Of your medicine, and found it just the thin
wanted. 1t acted like charm, and has given he
entire relief Of permanent character.
With much respectf your ob't Sery't,
tsignCd) WILLIAM J. Boiis.
j. MAhcnIsi & Co. Proprietors
Central Depot, sVa Broadway, y. y.
February II, ssjf ii g
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During 1858, there was paid into The
State treasury of Maine, s526,s65, and
expended S434,36l.
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Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhead.
P. DUFF, Principal, author Of the "Norih
American Accountant" Prof. of Bookkeeping
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
This is admitted to be the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. -Four active assistants arc con.
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The Principal Is the only teacher OF BooE-keep.
ing in the Western States, formerly known as an
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circular, p. 5.) His professional experience
thus enables him to give commercial students an
insight into actual business which other teachers
have no means of mpartine. His commercial
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Dufr:s Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
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AT a County Court held in and for
Monongalia county, January Term, 1854.
Richard Miller, Plaintiff On an as,achmen. OF
VS.. "a Justice ofthis court
Ira Jersey, Defendant, the objec. ofwhich is
to recover from the defendant the sum of $50,
payable lsth October, 1858, and due the Plaintiff.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed, that The
Deiendau, is not n resident of this commonwealth,
on motion Of the plaintiff, by his Attorney, it is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
.ercst herein. 4 copy; Tes;c,
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
February 4, 1854. e33 st
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LOudCn County Agricultural Institute
And CHEMICAL ACADEMY,

NEAR ALDlE 4.
rINHE above establishment. will be opened fol-
the reception Of Students on tie frst oil
March, 1854.
Ills not to be Manual Labor School but q
course of practical instruction will be given III
Mathematics, Chemistry and other branches use
fol 10 the mau of business. The students will moi
only be instructed in the theory, but they will be
taught tho use and application OF the Sciences to
the every day purposes OF life. The principles
Of Science will be illustrated by 4 great humber
of interesting experiments in the Lecture roomi
in the Laboratory, and on the Farm.
The advanced students will be instructed ID
the analysis OF Soils, Minerals, alaris, sc.
The Laboratory will be furnished with the best
Apparatus in the United States, and with every
convenience for complete aud elegant maaIpuIa'
tons.
For TERMS, ard other particulars, see Cir.
calar which may be had by addressing letter Ia
Professor BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Aide P. o..
Loudon county, Va.
January 81, 1854 l3l-4s
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GREAT RARGasN!!

Mrs. Mary Brooke desires 10 sell her
valuable piece OF LAND, continuing 1879
Acres, lying on the Monongahela river, one
mile below Morgantown. There is gond
Dwelling House thereon, good fruit and 9th
er conveniences, making the property both
desirable and pleasant. For terms enquire Of
w. 7. WILEY, ESQ.,, of Mo.gan;own, who
is hereby appointed Agent to negotiate ,hc
sale, and 10 procure title from Mrs. Brooke,
$3.50 &c. BROOKE, Ally.
Jan. 80, 1854. in fact for Mary Brooke.
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LEGAL TEcHyrcALrrIEs.-At the trial
of VIM. Kissane aud Andrew Findley,
bef"re Judge Rogers, of Lebanan, Ohio,
the indictment charged that the defend
ants forged certain check "of the fol-
lowing purport, to wit'-after which
followed the forged check. The Judge
ruled that the Indictment should charge
them with fnrging check ""f thu f"llnw
ing tenor aud effect, 10 witt" or, "con'
tanning the following words and figures
To w.t." and that as it stond it was de
fsctive. The defendants were accord
inrly discharged This decision wa
based upnu decision of the Supreme
Court in a nearly similar case, on The
duy previous.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

A few days since Rev. W. H. Furness
delivered lecture in N. York, on the
.D.s,iaed Progress Of Northern ldeas,"-
We quote one noticeable paragraph from
q report Wheeling Gasette.
"Therp are some northern ideas, or no.
tons which, though regarded as vile weeds
have spread like the Canada thistle, and
are likely 10 attain general circulation
Take Thanksgiving, for instance. Al
first i, was confined to the six New Eng
land states. Now, % states on the same
day formally acknowledge the benefcence
of the Creator. The northern idea o!
money, like the cactus blossoms with the
flower of liberty. The North sends forth
her free working men to the South and
West. who fnde slavery hostile to their
pecuniary interest and are gradually sup
planting il by the school, the lyceum and
the church. Our Yankees thus become
the very apostles of liberty,snd The North
is actually going south.
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For Constable,

WE are authorized to announce ELIAS
w STILWELL as candidate for tie Office
Of Constable, in District No.a, at the Election in
May next.
Mr.. Siegfried-You will please announce LE-
VI v. llENNEN us candidate for the Office Of
Constable in District No. electromagnetic county,
by request OF MANY VOTERS.
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Items Of % ems, sc.
The price of eggs in Providence, is
AZ cents per dozen. Eggs.orbitaut.

The price of eggs in Providence, is
AZ cents per dozen. Eggs.orbi,ant.
The Tuscnrnra Indians near Buffalo;
own 6oO0 acres ofland in common.
Louisvillcis infested by gang of da-
ring buglars. ..
A stringent prohibitory liquor law has
been introduced in the Legislature Of
Wisconsin.
The difficulty is not so great to die
for friend as to find friend worth dy-
ing for.
Flour brought sll,5o per barrel in
Bufalo on Saturday.
Mrs Darlington asks, very indignantly
if the hills before Congress are not
counterfeit, why there should be such q
difficulty in passing 'hem2
More than two million boys in the
United States are now attending the va.
riuus institutions Of learning in this
country.
1t costs halfa million dollars year to
keep St. Peters Church, at Rome, in re.
pair.
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, Feb. "a.

= - MUKGANTUWN, Feb. "a.
FLoUR-SelIs at $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 " 4"
OATS-37 I.2 1
pOTATOES-5Q I" " I"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALLoW-12 cents perlb.
BAC0N-S cents,
Molusses, per gallon, so.
Wool, per ID. 80 TO 40.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

WE are requested 10 announce the name
of JACOB HOLLAND as candidate for
Commissioner Of the Revenue fnt the East.
em District Of MonOnsalia county, at the
ensuing election. Feb. "a.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

At January Term, 1854, Of the County couss
Of Preston.
Andrew J. Fiks Upon Justices Attach;
Henry 1. Barren. which IS 70 recover
from the defendant the sum OF S27.S4, pay
able the 10Th June, 1858.
This day came the Plaintiff, BY his Auor'
ney, and il appearing TO the Court tina, The
said Barren Is not resilient Of this State
1t is therefore ordered that he do appeal
here within one month after due publicatoi
of this Ordet, and do what is necessary &c
protect his interests. '.."
wy SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Cresap, Alto. Ian. 2l-5s
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CLOVER SEED.

We will receive in few days, so bus'sol
CLOVER SEED, to which we invite tho atteh
ton OF Farmers, it having been selected witt
great care, and will be sold low.
Feb. IS. CARR, HANWAY { CO.
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SSlzS;s&a =:

R Up to the hour of gping to press on
Friday afternoon, We are unable 10 ascertain
who is the Democratic nominee for Sheriff
Of this county. The contest lies between
Fleming and Wade, neither Of whom will
be likely TO have so majority.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

We are authorized 10 announce MiCHA.
81 CHALFANTas q candidate for Commits.
siuner Of the Revenue for the Eastern Dis.
trict Of MonongaIia, at the general election
in May next, By MANY FRIENDS.
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For Commissioner Of The Revenue.

MIR. EIi,or,-PIeass announce B. F. MIL.
LER as candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the Eastern District Of Munon,
gala county, at the general election in May
next. Feb. 81, 1854.
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SUGAR, MOLAsSES, &C.

We arc expecting daily a largo lot Of SUGAR
and MOL ASSES. which will be sold at small
advance BY tho barrel. Purchasers will do well
ia call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. IS. CARR, HALFWAY & co.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

A person in England, lately rumaging
among his family documents, found writ
ten on the back Of an old deed some words
indicating that pot of guild was buried in
Certain spo, in the garden. 1t was at
frs. regarded as a hoax, but on digging in
the sp It, an iron pot came to light, con-
tanning $4,000 guineas, and scrap Of
parchment, much dpcaysd, on which was
written, "The devil shall have it sooner
than Cromwell"
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Preston County, 10 wit:

Preston County, 10 WIZ;
To the Clerk of the County Court of said County.
WE, John A. Wotring, John G. Heckeri and
John Wagsouer, three irochoders OF the said
county, do hereby certify that by virtue Of war.
rant TO me directed by Daniel Shaier, Justice oil
the said county, we have this day, on our oaths,
viewed and appraised three years old liElFER
taken up by John W. Bislioff on his land as an
estray, and assess the value Of the sud estray at
fourteen dollars. The said Heller is three years
old this Spring, black, with white face and
legs and belly; both ears cut of, also hole cut
in each one, rather on the slim order.
Given under our hands this l7;h day of DeceE'-
her. 1859, JOHN A. W0TRlNG,
john G. HECKERT,
JOHN WAGNER.
A copy-Teste; Smith Crane, Clcrs.
Jan. sS-3t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sheriff.

Mr.. Editor,-Please announce E.. P.
FITCH as a Candidate for the office Of Sher.
if Of Mcnongalia county. al the election to
be he on the 4ih Thursday in May next.
Jan. %. MAHy YorgRs.
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ODDS Patent Suction Pump.

THE public are respectfully informed that
Messrs. ]. Dunn s. Co have purchased The
right for the above Pump in MOnong0lIa,
Preston, Nation, Barbour s Harrison coun'
lies.
Mr.. Bradley, Agent for The above CQmpa,
ny, has commenced putting up these Pumps
in Motgan,oWn, They may BE- seen III OPP
Grafton at pierpoint's MOnongalia House, at
the Mirror Office, James Protzman'', and
Daughetty's Eoundery. ...,
these Pumps are cheap, they work with
ease, aud are not liable to get out 3! repair
January s, 1851. t,4t ~
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Durbannah Tannery.

The undersigned hereby returns his
thanks to a generous public, for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and would
also inform his old customers, as well rs those
who wish to become new ones, that he still car
ries on the ranfng business at his old stand in
Durbannah, opposite the Foundry of WIN. Lazier,
ESQ.,, near Morgantown, Va, where he keeps on
hand all kinds Of LEATHER usually tanned in
this country. lie has now tanned large lot Of
Hips, which he will be happy to finish TO ordes.
GEO. N. REAY.
February ., 1854. sss Sm :,
P. ST. also find it necessary to call
on those who are indebted to me to call immcdi-
a,cy and make payment, as need the money
and must have it /! G. M. Il.
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DIED:

In Fairmont, OIL the night Of the olst inst,
Of un affection of the liver, Mr.. THOMAS
P0ULT0S. lnnkcrprr. aaed about 50 years.
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-s H.I gfepfuury ~, 1871. e
Dear Sir. ASH consider that my life has beea
greatly prolonged by being cured Of consGGp tion
by the use Of DR. IPi,ta.'s BGsahi OF Wild Chez
~, will state the symptoms Of my ease, !aat
others similarly afflicted may be Induced 70 Try
this invaluable remedy. Experienced gseat,d.l-
fcuty in breathing had the hectic ieser w.:!i
violent tlushes Of hea. and Eloquent cold chilIs;
with severe pain in my side and breast, accomPa-
MED by i very bad cough; was rery restless Il
nights, and hid great night swcats, pctspirine,
should say, at least two gallons nigl:, w1i.,u5
the bed completely through ] had not been u
BILE 10 work for years. Butt was much eis.lclat.
ed, and almos; helpless when commenced using
Wis.Gr's Bcisam If wiz Cherry. have used
in all 70 bottles, and am now !iee INN al those
complaints, for my health is good.
am now IS years old, and have not taken any
Of the Balsam s!ucc 1916, becausc my hnsit1iis
so good as not to require any medicine. But Ill
should have my return Of my Primer ayrdptoms;l
should use Wistar's Balsan of Wild Cherry. !. 1
procured the medicine oil Messrs. Fall Z SIct
Cncken, your agents IN Lancaster, Ohio. n :.
ROBERT SAEoEiiSOS.s ?
The genuine Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has iac smile ofihe signature Of Henry Wsiar,
N. D., Philadelphia, and :: Sanford [; faEk,' on
finely executed steel engraved Wrapper Nd
other can be genuincs 1aH ,
u Price ST. per borlc-sis bottles for s5-.a
Soldby I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walna, s,scets:-
entrance on Walnut slreet-io whom all UsdGts
must be addressed. III
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NOTICE! NOTHCE!!

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 tie late firm
Of Raymond & Pickenpaush will please call
und settle their accounts, and make pay.
ment for accounts and notes due. All per.
sons having claims against said firm will
please present them III dine form.
a. Raymond will attend to the settlement
Of the business till the first of March next,
of.er thut time r. L. Berkshire, Executor oil
n. Pickenpaugll, deceased, will proceed to
settle and CLOSE the business.
A. RAYMOND.
Jnnhnry ID, 1854. 2sO.s'.
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerk S
office Of MOnongalia County Court, on
Monday, Jauuary2, 1854:
Nathaniel H. Crichfeld, Plaintiff, ~
VS.. c,Sr
Jas. H. Crane & Chas. Fox, Def,'s. ~
The object of this sui, is to recover the
value OF certain goods, wares and merchan.
disc. sold By the plaintiff to the defendant.
And it appearing BY an affidavit filed il. Ills
cause thai the said defendants, James H.
Crane and Charles Fox are non-residents Of
this State, on motion Of the plaintiff, By his
Attorney, it is ordered that the said defei!d-
ants do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order. md do what
is necessary 10 protec, their interest in said
suit. A copy testc:
MARSHAL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
Brown & Keck, Atty's for PIT.
January Ii, 1851. 23O-5s.
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STOP THIEF!

THE house of Thomas Forester, at Rock
Forge. in this county, was broken open on
the lilh inst, by an Euglishman calling
himself GpnIee George, WIN took lhefeIrom
Two silver Watches silver watch guard,
a new wire. barrel shotgun, small sum Of
money. and other articles. The thief is pro-
batly still lurking ubou, the neghborllood
he has a scar under the lett eye. and the eye
is considerably disfgured. The coat that
he wore is burnt under the left arm. Five
Dollars reward will be paid for the recovery
of the property, and a suitable reward for
the conviction Of tie thief.
Feb. II. TH0S. FORESTER.
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sale 1T HOUSE, LIND
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

sale aF HOUSE, L.E.SD,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
PURSUANT TO the provisions oil Deed
OF Trust executed By James keefover ID
Henry E. Smith, as trustee, TO secure tho
payment of certain debts therein contained
10 John Rogers, John Hanway and olhets, the
undersigned, as administrator Of said Henry
E. Smith, trustee as aforesaid, will
On Monday, Tie ETH day Of February
1854, 1.-THE same being the first day of The
next term OF the county court OF Mnnonga.
liza county, sell the House, Land, Household
and Kitchen Furniture of james Keeiover.
Sud property is situated in the county Of
Monongaia, on the western side Of Decker 5
creek, adjoining lands Of w. I. Wiley, Pc
ter Keefover and John Rogers, containing
one acre and fifty.two perches Of land, with
neat dwelling -house thereon:
Terms Of sale will be cash down, and pos.
session Of said property will be given oil the
lst day OF April, 1854.
The title Of said property, so conYeyed by
said james Keefoyer, is deemed indlsputable;
bu, selling as the personal representative Of
said Henry Z. Smith, ! shall only sell such
title as is vested IN said trustee By said deed
Of trust, reference to which trust, now on
record in the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of Monongala county, in folio 20, page
| isS, is hereby made for more particular DIES.
crp,ion. BENZ. T. SMITH, Admir- Of
Henry L. Smith, decd, Trustee.
January IS, 1854. is
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BANKING HOUSES
VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
/ offer for Sale the HOUSE and LOT in
Morganiown, where ! reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor
gantown, eligibly situated.
Also, the House ana Lot on The West
side of the Monongahela river, opposite 10
Morgantown, known us the " Wilkins prop
erty.'
C. Also, six or seven thousand first rate
Pine Shingles.
Terms mado known on application 10 me.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1858, At
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-25

The stock of pork at Now Orleans on
the LIST inst. was 1881 bills, against 5S23
on the LIST ult.. aud 39,Ss7 bbls,. on the
is. Feb, 1854.