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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-30

More PRESIDENTIAL PIETY.-A Mr.. Meriman
from New York City, has lately had occasion to
visit the president, who invited him to dinuer.
The blessing performed preliminary to the eat
ing, seems TO have excited his profound admi-
ration. lie gives the following account of tie
performance in the Journal Of Commerce
when the company were seated at the table,
the President humbly duplicated the blessings
of Heaven, and it was gratifying to witness thi,
act of devotion in the Chief Magistrate Of u Re
public that enjoys in such abundance the blessings
of a kind Providence"
Another evidence is this that General Pierce is
a dcyout and pious mar; whether this proves the
goodness of the man or the meanness of his reli-
gion, is to be determined by his other acts. Tried
by this standard he must be numbered with those
'who dcvour Widows houses, and for a preieaSt
make long prayers" The religion of a Mexican
War General-of Il slavery eXtensionist-of a ma
tionnl kidnapper in chief, under whom Curtis and
Loring and Grier and Albert and are only subul
terms, can be only a ''pretence y or if anything
else, it must be the offspring Of a most pitiabit
ignorance and a lamcntable prevented nature.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

Those of our citizens in the habit Of at
tending the yearly CampMeetlng at Grave
Creek, will learn by the following pream!
bic and resolution adopted at meeting of
the members of the NJ. E. Church held in
Eizabethtown, that there will be no meet
ing held this year:
"WnEREAs, during our last two Camp
Meeting; and especially on the Lords Day
we have been much annoyed by the vend-
ing of beer, whiskey, cigars, cakes, can
dies, water-melons, &C., in the vicinity OF
the camp ground, and whereas, we have
reason to believe that ifa camp meeting
should be held this year the same anxiety
to make money will be exhibited and the
same practices continued
"Resolrcd, That although our camp
meetings heretofore held, and espe cialy
the first two, were productive Of much
good, we deem il npxpedient to hold such
a meeting this year"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
Sale Of a Valuable Farm
IN PRESTON COUNTY,, IA.

IN PRESTON COUNTY, VI.
PURSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit Court
l. Of Preston totnty, pronounced On the 9th
day of March, 1853, in the case ofWilllam Chi
dister vs.. Henry Mosteller, shall,
On Tie 11M day Of September ae1t,
the same being tho frs. day of the September
term of tho County Court of said county, proceed
10 cell tho Tract Of Land in tho bill and pro-
cccdingS mentioned, conveyed by the said Child
lister and wife to the said Mostoler; by deed
bearing date tho Both day Of August, 1862, filed
in the cause, being 400 acres, on lower Sandy
Creek, in said county, on n credit Of six and
twelve months for about $500, tho purchaser
giving bond with good security with interest
from date Of salc as to that SUN, and as to the
residue it shall be paid in annual instruments Of
5000, beginning with the Is. day of April next !
and as to these instruments, which will not bear
interest till due, the purchaser will also give
bond with good security, and the title will be
retained unit! the. purchase money be all paid.
The title is supposed to be indisputnble, bu,
selling as Commissioner shall convey such title
only as is vested in said Mostcllcr by virtue oil
the deed aforesaid, which is deed with general
warranty from said Chidister.
GUY Il. c. ALLEN,
July %, 1854. IS Commissioner.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
Revolving Murder by a Wife and Daughter

We have to chronicle one OF the most
cold-blonded and atrocious scenes ever
enacted In Oregon-that Of a wife MUIR
dering her husband while taking his sup.
per, and of his daughter sixteen years
old, aiding and abelling. We are 'ndebt-
ed to Philip Foster, Esq. Of Clackamas
county, ahoutfvc miles west fthis place
for tho facts. On Saturday night last,
Mr.. A. ]. Lamb returned from the field
and his wife spoke to him kindly, and
set him some supper. While at the Ia
bic, she stepped up behind him with a
heavy axe and struck him in the head
Wishing to make sure of him, she struck
him again, breaking his skull SO badly
that he cannot possible survive. After
committing this inhuman deed the mon
ster took to the woods, but was brought
back the same night. She and her
daughter are now in custody at Oregon
City. Lamb had his senses perfectly
the next day and gave his dispositions in
the matter. AS near as we can learn
The causes for this inhuman act are some
what as follows:
1t seems that this woman and her
daughter had determined on clipping with
man by the name of Collins, who last
summer lived in that neighborhood,-
He is supposed to he in Calltornln, and
they had become impatient in waiting
for him and had written letter to him
stating that they we're ready,o 6" where
ever no might direct. This letter was
discovered by Lamb this spring and cum
scqucnIly was no; forwarded. This Col
Inns, We learn, last summer scdnced a
mans wife in that vicinity aud divorce
had been obtained and q very reasonable
presumption obtained that he had sedu'
ced both this murlercss and her daugh'
ter. Lamb was un industrious and qni-
ct citizen, and had good claim, winch
he had improved considerably with MS
own hands. The subject is revolving
to our feelings, and VIC will drop l..-'or'
ryoa Times, May 90.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

D-1N CALLING ATTENTION to Doctor
GUYS0TT'S Improved Frtract Of Yciioy Dock
and ScrsapuriHa, we feel confident that we arc
doing service to all Wild may be affected with
scrcfulous, and other disorders, originating in
hereditary faint, or from i'npurity Of The blood
We have known instances, within the sphere of
our acquaintance, where the most formidable dis
tempcrs have been cured by tho use Of Guysd!ss
Extract Of Yeliow Dock and Sarsrparillf alone.
It is one of tho few advertised medicines that
cannot bo stigmatizcd with quackery, for the
Yellow Dock" and the "Sarsaparilia" arc well
known to be the most efficient, land at the same
time, inoxious) agents in the whole Aia'er'a Med
lea, and by far the puress preparation of them is
DR.. Guysott's Yd''ov Dock ona SarsapariHa.
IL See advertisement. 260-dt.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
Eaarrtcn:

On the goth of June, BY Ed. C. Reyes, Mr..
DANIEL +. SnRlvER, Of Marion county, and
Miss MARTHA f. DAr, Of Taylor county, Va
On the same day, by the same. Mr.. Eli.
snA Province and Miss MARY Bennett, all
OF Taylor county.
July 18th, by the same, Mr.. GEORGE w.
Tucker and Miss MARY Sopn!A ALLISON, all
Of Taylor county.
July eth, BY the same, Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
WulrEscAnvER and Miss HENRIETTA A.,
daughter Of Mr.. james Sinclair, all Of Taylor
cou.Ity, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

Tie liails.-We see in our contempt
rares great complaints of the mismanage'
meut ofthe mails. The Galena Jefferson.
ian IA Democratic paper) says:-"There
are now in the Chicago Post Office more
than two hundred bags Of mail matte,
mdisriJutcd; and they are daily acct
mulating"
Our subscribers, therefore, will plea4e
no, be Too has,y in a'tributing the blame
to us, when they do not get their papers
regularly. So says the Philadelphia Pos
and we join in the request.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
SA LIE
OF Valuable House and Lot,
IN McCURDYSVILLE.

ION the 4,h Monday Of August next, 1854,
W THAT being the LIST day Of Tie August
term of the County Court Of Mononsa lia
county, in front Of the Coutt.hous door in
Morgantown. will sell, for cash. 10 the high.
est bidder ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Nc
Curdysvile, on which is erected frame
Dwelling and Stable, the Lot said to contain
abou, Two Acres Of l.and,-by Virtue Of a
Deed of Tus, executed to me as Trustee, by
Bushrod NJ. Nicely to procure certain judy
ment Liens in favor Of William NJ. Jones
and Others. For more particular descrip.
ton of said property, reference is given to
the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Monongalia County. wherein sa id Trust deed
is recorded. The title to said property is
thought to be indisputable, but, selling as
Trustee | will only convey snch tile as is
vested in me by said Trust Deed.
Z. P. FITCH, Trustee.
July 81, 1854. is
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
Two Weeks Later from California,
Terribly Destructive Fires-Later from
Greyto,oa !!
New YoRE, August I.

New YORK, August I.
The U. S. Mail Steamship Star Of the West
arrived at her wharf this morning from San
Juan de Nicaragua, with two weeks later it,
tcllisence from California. She brings 435
passengers and S66S,s75 in gold on freight.
The cities Of San francisco, Sacramento
and Columbia have again been visited BY
terribly destructive fires. The aggregate
losses it is believed will exceed one million
iwo hundred thousand dollars!-a portion on.
y of which is covered by insurance.
The recupernlve energies Of the cities do
not appear to be destroyed or dampened by
these severe aud repeated visi'a,ons. AT
the last accounts, preparations were rapidly
making for rebuilding the burnt edilices'
The news from the mines continue to be
Of an encouraging character. Several new
workings had been undertaken.
Business Of nearly all kinds was dull, but
an improvement was looked for. The prices
Of produce Of all descriptions was declining
The inhabitants Of San Juan had returned
and had commenced the work Of rebuilding
the Town. The most Influential Of its for
mer citizens had left for other places.
The English brig of war Espeigle had ar
rived at San Juan. She had been despatch
ed BY The English Admira, at Jamaica for
the relief Of the citizens Of San Juan.
Commander Jolley, Of Fl. NJ. Schooner
Bermuda, has declared Greytown under
martial law. and has blockaded the port.
The English brig Of war Espiesle holds
Pun,a Arenas, and her Commander says that
i, is part Of San Juan, and that he will
hold it as security until some arrangements
are made between the Governments OF Great
Britain and the United States.
The greatest excitement prevailed at King,
s,on, Jamaica, relative to the destruction Of
Greytown by the Cyane.
1t is reported that the English and French
admirals have sen, frisa,e in pursuit Of the
Cyane.
A steamer was instantly dispatched to
Halifax with the intelligence Of the bonn
baMment Of San Juan.
The English mail steamer Tevoit, EngIss
brig Of war Espiegle, and Fl. NJ. SchooneEs
Bermuda and Liberty. wete at San Juan
when the Star Of the West left.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
THE MONON GALA MIRROR
Imnortant to New Settlers.

A bill TO grant homes,eads to early set.
tiers in New Mexico, Kansas, and Nebraska,
has lust passed both Houses of Congress,
and has been signed by the President, It
grants 100 acres Of land to persons who re:
sided within the territory prior 10 the list Of
January, 1868, or who may remove and set
lie there before the LIST Of January, 1885,
we copy section Of the bill:
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That, TO
every white male citizen Of the United States
or every white male above the age Of TWEEN.
.y.one years, who has declared his intention
10 betome citizen, and who was residing
in iaid Territory prior to the first day OF Jan.
uaty, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, and
who may be still residing there, there shall
be, and hereby is, donated one quartet, sec
ton, or one hundred and sixty acres Of land.
And 10 every white male citizen Of the Uni.
ted States. or every white male above tho
age of twenty.ohe years, who has declared
his intention 10 become citizen, and who
shall have removed or shall remove 10 and
set,le,in said Territory between The first day
Of January, eighteen hundred and fiity-three,
and the frs, day Of January, eighteen hun
bred and fiity.eight, there shall in like man.
ner be donated one quarter section, or one
hundred and sixty acres, on condition Of &C.
,ual settlement, and cultivation for not less
than four years Provided, however, That
each of said donations shall include the &C.
tual settlement and improvement in the
dones, and shall be selected by legal subdi.
visions, Within three months after the sur
vey Of the land where the settlement was
made before the survey; and where the
settlement was made after the survey, then
within three months after the settlement has
been made; and all persons failing TO desig-
nate the boundaries Of their claims within
tina, time, shall forfeit all right to the same.
This bill is an improvement upon the a.
nendment 10 the Homestead bill, proposed
by Mr.. Hunter, as it does not require any
pay from The settler, and only requires four
years residence instead Of five. Persons de.
string homes in kansas or Nebraska, will be
glad to learn that by this bill they can Sc
cure them without paying anything Tor them
BY complying with the above conditions
Ohio State Journal.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
The MormOnS.

A person would be amazed, interested,
and amused were he to yisi, Mormon camp
near Wes,port. 1t looks like great city,
built up in the beautiful prairie south OF
town, and number Of tents in regular or
der gives one some idea Of the multitude
con.regated together. They number, we
believe, about 1,200, and still they come.
Every boat brings more or less OF these in
latualed beings for many Of them suppose
as we hear from reliable information, that
they are journeying to al earthly Canaan,
which is 10 prove an entrance 10 the heaven.
" Zion. IN act, one old lady questioned
upon the subject, said tina, she had no friends
or relatives in all the company bu, she was
in hopes her troubles would soon be to an
end, for she was now near the promised land
the land Of peace, plenty and holiness
Other old, decrepid, lame, halt and blind, all
ourneyinr on, believing that their tnaladies
will DO cured, and their difficulties removed
as soon as they reach this delightful spot
Poor creatures we hope it may be so.-
They seem to be ingalhered from all chimes
and countries ; but we believe the majority
here now are Danes and English, and from
the con,inent-few from Scotland and Ire
land
1t is the intention Of those in charge Of
them, 10 star, upon their journey across the
Plains this week they are to move in bands
so tina, they will not impede the march of
each other. They go new ronte, one that
is better and nearer than any other before
tried, by at least $50 or 200 miles-lhey
leave this country and keep the Santa Fe
Road until they come 10 the ITO or Council
Grove creek, and then strike Immediately u
cross to Fort Riley, thence in a straight di.
recton to Fort Laramie. Guides will ac-
company them to show them the route
When opened out in this manner, it will be
the most popular and only route travelled 10
Oregon, California or Salt Lake, and insure
all the emigration hereafter 10 derar, from
this county. AS they progress in their course
we will keep our readers advised OF the road
country, ard those passing over it.-Inde'
pcndente Messenger.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

pec'ed with the troops Of Gen. Blaser
who had joined him.
The Determination Of Russia and the Allies
1t was officially stated in both Houses
of Parliament that the Gar had deter
mined to maintain possession of the
Principalities, and that Austria was ir.
revocably resolved to forcibly expel the
Russians. Immediate and decisive re-
suits were confidently anticipated.
The Queen sent message to Parlia-
ment on Monday asking an additional
war appropriation Of three million of
pounds.
From the Fleets.
The cholera had disappeared from
the Baltic fleet. On the 18th of July
three English steamers appeared of
Odessa, and destroyed some small works
near where tho Tiger went ashore; the
object being to complete the destruc-
ton of the vessel and prevent her mn.
chinery from being available to the
Russians.
Capt. Parker of the British frlgate
Firebrand, was shot through tho heart
at the Sulina mouth of the Danube.
China and Australia.
Dates from Hong Kong to June 9Th
received The state of the tea districts
was still unfavorable. The export Of
tea to date was 73,9oo,o0o pounds, and
of silk $1,000 bales.
The Atlantic brings Melbourne dates
to the 10Th Of May.
Miscellaneous.
1t is stated in letter from Naples, of
July 18th. that seals of official despatch!
es to American and English embassies
arc regularly tempered with by agents
Of the Neopolitan government.
Henry Dupre Labourchere has been
appointed an unpaid attache to the Brit!
ish Legation at Washington.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

A SLAVE CAsE.-On Saturday evening
last Mr.. VIM. Gilman, Of Louisiana, ac-
compaied BY his wife, child and a female
slave, named VIVA, arrived in GAINESVILLE
Ohio, enrou,e for North Carolina. On
the following morning a writ Of habeas
corpus was sied out 10 take the slave from
the custody OF her o@ner and set her free
bu, as she declared she would no! desert
her master and mistress, the matter was
forthwith abandoned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
4 q q & q q
NtwArr. Now Jorscy. ,Tnn

NEWARK, New Jersey, January 90:
Mr.: Bcnnctt-Wc take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlaj gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman Informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
mcn.,ruatiun and other diseases peculiar to her
sex: she had not had her regular menstrual dis
charges fora long time; but by the use Of Dr..
Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla was rad
ically cured She used Townsend's and others
without receiving the slightest benefit. He had
one daughter die from the same disease.
J. B. TRIP s. Co.
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PlT'TSBURG MARKET.
plrrsnuRG, August eth.

PlrrsnuRo, August eth.
FLoUR-We report sales from store Of
superiine u, $3.50; extra 665.
SUGAR-sales Of fair at 81. mos.
GRAlN-Sales q. depot Of Oats a, AZ cts.
and new wheat at 81, 65al,7O.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

BALTIMORE MARKET-August 8.
CArrLE-Prces ranging from s3,25 to
$500 On the hoof.
Sales Of Hogs at s5,5oas6 per loo lbs,
Coffee market is firm. Sales Of 50 bagc
prime Rio at 93all cts.
Flour, Howard street, s775. City Mill:
700.
Wheat, white, l,6oal,7O Red, las.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
DIR. GUYSOTT's
Tho Best FEMALE MEDICINE known

The peculiar maladics to which women arc
subject, produce trcEt bodily exhaustion, accom-
panied by depressed and often gloom! state of
mind. As the system declines in strength, there
is n loss Of nervous power, and this very natu-
rally mpars the energy of the mind and disturbs
the equanr,ity of the temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this to be tho mourniinl truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop the
tendency to depletion and debility. Thisisdone
by renewing that fountain ofhealth and strength,
tho Blood, and no medicine utcomplishcs this
desirable result go speedily and completely as
DR.. Guysotps Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparla.
Ladies' Of pale complexion and consrmptiyc
habits, and such as are dcbilitatcd by these OBJ
structions which females are liaule to, are res
tored, by the use ola bottle or two, to bloom and
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

4 T1arning.-A man in Wheeling
Va, the other day rendered himself a
cripple for life by taking cold bath
while sweating. Paralysis Immediately
shriveled his left side from shoulder TO
root-a deafness creeping over which
no medical aid can probably remove
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
THE MARKETS.
MORGANTOyvN, Aug. 8.

MOkuhNlUHN mug o.
FLOUR-Sellsat $500 per barrel
WHEAT-15O cents per bushel'
CORN-56 /"
OATS-37 1.2 " "
POTATOES-50 GA I" F"
BUTrER-Fresh rolls 10 cents.
TALL0W-12 cents perlb.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Nclsantown Bridge Company; will be
held at the Courthouse III Morsaulown, on
Saturday The l2th day Of August next,-a!
which lime and place an ELECTION will
be held for President and two Directors oil
said Company.
By order, GEO. S. RAY, Secy.
july l9, 1851. I'd
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12

After the first of October next no bank
note of any other State Of less denomina-
lion than len dollars can circulate in Ohio.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
DIED.:

In Durbanna, on "Wednesday morning, the
9th instant, DANIEL, infant son OF John
and Therissa Ford, ce, aged about 10 mouths.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
STORE GOODS.

consisting ofDry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Hard
ware, Stonewatc, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoes, Glass, Glassware, Phtsburg Castings OF
Pot Metal, Plough points and Ploughs with a va.
riety of other goods,--the sale to be continued
every Saturday following until the whole stock
shall be closed.
Terms Of Saie-All sums Of 50 and under Cash,
and for all above, u credit will be given accord
ing to the amount purchased. Further particulars
will be given on the day OF Sale.
WIN. D. SMITH.
Ellington, Mouth Of Booths crcckl, Aug. -.
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Auction, Auction!

Now,s the Time; Make your own Bargains.
THE UNDERSIGNED will sell by Auction on
SATURDAY, the 10Th August next, his entire
stnnt .F
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Rayenslyood Rail Road.

THE subscriber has sold out, and is clos;
ing up his business. Those indebted viii
please call and pay up, as do not wish to
add cost. This is the last call.
e. still have good assortment Of
Castings, Pl0ughs, &c. on hand, which will
sell low. HENRY DAUGHERTY.
Julys7.gts5a. 255 81
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Erysipelas cured by The use Of Dr.. Guysott's
Eriract of YELLOW Dock and Sarsapart!la.

Scott township, Vandorburg co., lndiana,}
July 4th, 1853.
J. D. Park-Dear Sir-Itis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects of your "Df.
Guysou's Extract ofiellow Dock end Sarsapa-
riIlu," upon my daughter. who has been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipc!as, with
which she was attacked in 1915, did she was at
tended by some Of our most eminent physicians
for cigh, months pcraeveringly, without, any ben
eiiciaI effect whatever. She became reduced to
perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond tho reach
OF medicine. My ncighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near al hand. One Of my neigh
bors insisted on my trying "Dr. Grysott's ES-
tract Of Yellow. Dock and Sarsaparia," as last
resort, for as all oil our physicians had given her
up, there could be no detrimcnt niti consents
cd to do so, more from n restless desire to do
something for my daughter while life lasted than
from any hope Of getting relief So commence
ed using the medicine according to directions,
md to my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able to walk out. She used, in all, IL
bottles of DR.. Gnysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparla, which restored her to perfect health, in
December, 1852. She is now entirely free from
any vestigc of the complaint.
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
JUST RECEIVED,

Al tie Nep Orig Store.
Rhstt'pa 8 clark's pure Cod Liver OIL, s
Munp's Elixir Of Opium,
Jayne's; LoIden's and Railways Medicines;
Liverwort and Tar, and Ayers Cherry pectoral.
July s, 1854. N3aeTs tss