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WJSTiR'S Balsan O. Wild Chcu7l

The tct Remedy cvc- k,,own to'niaa.
For. coy-lG, eciGs, A,'tna, 9resthaa ,TraqrnIar
B;.ctiny Of he Lungs, D.Fs4a srrs's'rs,
Lirfr Agtt.iOns, Pain Or .i'taknss' n Ae
B-e7.. or Side, iGra Stages Consumption.
wIsrAR,s BaLSAM or WILD CHERRY. :.
Is the remedy that gives immediate telicf:
performs rapid cures Of Coughs, Colds, Pans
anI Soreness in the breast.
INFLUENZA & c9ESL.WpTYoX
ri, indeed melancholy ,iph, ha.theF,aad'
fan vIc,img 20 consumption .eyery year tfem no
other cau!n ,han neglected coldi; ytt~a ind
hundreds and Thousands, who treat sach com
plants with the greatest indifference, aud ics
heai run Oh for weeks and even months without
thinking Of tho danger. Atiirs,, you have %has
you consider slight cough or cold; sou aiIew;,
hngihcsE, pleasure Or carGlestneys 10 prevent yon
from giving 1t any attention II then settles upanN
your breast; You BECOME ioaEEc, 'hdte pains III
tho eide or cIrcst, cIpecioraia a:go quantities of
matter, perhaps nriJcd with blood; difficulty OF
breathing uusurS, and thea you Ind sour owa
foolish ncrlcG, has brought on. this complaint
II then you value YOUR life or health, be warned
in time, and don't triile with Jour cold; batiintnc-
diaiely procure bottle or two Of that famous Ie:
NEEDY, DR. WlSTARS DALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. which IL well known to b Tho i9ost
speedy cure eyer known, IS thousands sill testi-
f., whose liyca hare been Jared by it,. .Ft..
For intlecl.l it is the yeiy beet medicine IN
TIC world.
Ds.ao. deceived, remember ,Eati.is
"Ur. H'i:ic:r's Dal;Gnr Of IFiil Chcrry.'ss
tina, performs tho most wonderful cures, apdi..
the remedy thai Will asoId sou immediate telif'.
Thouslndi arc dying who mghthave been say
ed by the timely uso oil Sisiar's Baisau, OF Will :
Cherry: 4 few weeks; 4 tsw days, may make
fatal difference ia the frug,e!s OF eonsumptiye
symptoms. Read the statement Of James c.
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THE MARKETS.

CT Our. usual report Of the Markets is
crowded out, We give i, in condensed
form below.
Baltimore, Feb. G.-Catlc, on The hoof,
90 to $3.50 per 100 lbs. equal to sc 10 So.
net, and averaging So s7s gross.
Flou. SO 5O-whes, 81 90 10 81 S.
New YORK, Feb. G.
Flour market firm, with al upward ten.
ddncy. Sales $4,000 bbs. straight State at
So; good Ohio, s9.25; baltimore, $751;.
PnItaDELrnIl, Feb {.
Flour unsettled, under the Arabia's adSi.
css. Some inquiry for export. Sales Of
500 bbls extra at $500; superiins held VI
Ss 80, no buyers.
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GREAT BARGAIN!!

Hrs. Mary Brooke desires 10 sell her
valuable piece Of LAND, continuing 1877
Acres, lying on the Moncngahela river, one
mile below Morgantown. There is good
Dwelling House thereon, good fruit und nth
er conyenieuces, making the property both
desirable and pleasant. For terms enquire Of
W. T. WILEY, Esq. OF Morgantown, who
is hereby appointed Agen, to negotiate ihe
sale, and 10 procure title from Mrs, Brooke,
" j. c, BROOKE, Atty.
Jan. 30, 1851. in fact Ior Mary Brooke.
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CLOTHING,

Ready Made, and Made to Order !!
THE subscribers wish 10 tall the attention
Of the puIIic 10 their EXTENSIVE nssort.
mcnt OF Winter Clothing, made in d
superior manner, and Of tho best materials :
and the Unprecedented low prizes at which
We arc now Offering all li;mls OF Clothing is
strong induccmen, 20 CHIN tie attention
OF those who study
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House,
IN NEW YORK,
on TIE CASH PLAN !
EXTENSIVE SALES AND 30 LOSSES
Make it profitable to sell a! very LOW
PRICES.
MASON BROTHERS,
% Park Row, opposite !ie. As'or
House, NEW T0Rk,
Offer oyn Of tic mos; extensive StoeAh Ssd com
plrtc asIorlmen, in the country Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FOR CASH ONLY.

Tho ,muun, Of goods in nur line purchased by
eoanlry merchants IL usually qnilc small c0mpa-
red with their dry goods, hardware, and other
BILLS; and iiis very circumstance absolutely coin
pels iohhers in the book business, who sell m
lime, to ge, larger profits in order to rishe W i9r
the losses sni extra expenses NECESSARILY lnyolT-
cd in credit business Of Email amounts. 1t is
also easy 70, the merchant to make arrangements
to buy his book bill for cash though i; might not
he so conYeniea, FOR him TO purchase his Larger
bills IN this way.
These considerations have led US n adopt. II
orr business, from this date, January, 1851, the
following principles, viz: SHaH profits, nTrary'
inr pricrs. and tSrms GlTHys cash
Being ourselves the sole publahcIs ola NUM-
Der of the leading and must.cSlensIrcly.srI'Gg
School hooks in tho country, ID well IS works in
other departments, our facilities arc unsurpassed,
Gail upon us, Or send an order and Judge for
yourselves, it the saving you can MAKE by buying
vi us for cash is worth while. =.
Our location Is very central and easily found
Stand on the Astor House steps, and look straight
forward across tho corner Of the Park, and you
cannu, avoid seeing our signs. Remember, the
name Is
Jaarary IS, 1851. 81
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Preston county, to wit:

To the Clerk of the County Court offaid County.
We, John 4. wo,rinG, John C. Ilreker, and
John Wssgoncr, three irceholdcrs OF the sad
county, do hereby certify that by virtue ofa war.
rant 10 me directed hy Daniel Shacr, Justice Of
the said county, wo have this day, on our oaihs,
viewed aud appraised three years old ilElfER
taken IN hy john ". Bishof' on his land as Gu
cstray, and assess tho value Of the said cstray AZ
fourteen dollars. Tho said lloiIrr is three years
old this Spring, 4 black, with white face ard
legs and bells both ears cut Of, also holc cut
in each one, raiNtr on tho slim ortcr
Gwen under ogr hands this 18th dsy Of Dcseln.
Der, 1859. Join a. WUTkiMG'
join WAGNER.
A eopy-Tc,ls; Smith Grant, Clerk.
Inn ns.-lt
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Hats, Gaps, &c.!

A new and large assortment,
JUST RECEIFEDl
and for Sole, cheap for Cash, or The usual
credi! 10 punctuul customers,
at the "COmmerCial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect.
fully TO inform their old friends and custo.
mers tina, they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square 10 Ragan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock OF
Hats, OF every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who urc hatless, or fear
OF becoming so, with any kind, style OF
priced HAT they may desire.
HATS of any description made 10
order OIL the shortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope, by
strict attention 10 our business TO receive
q continuance OF the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Nlorgan,own, Feb. Is, 1854. If
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ViRGINLi-A, Rules held in The Clerk
office Of Monongalia County Court, Oh
Monday, January ., 1851:
Nathaniel II. Crichfeld, Plaintiff, ~
VS.. 49,,
Jas. II. Craze & Chas. Fox, Dch's. '"'N'
The object Of this suit is TO recover the
value Of certain goods, wares and merchun.
disc. sold by the plaintiff to the defendant.
And it appearing By al affidavit fled in this
cause ,hul the said defendants, james II
Crane and Charles Fox are non.residents OF
this Slate. OH motion Of the plaintiff, by his
Attorney, il is ordered ilirt the said defend.
ants do appear here within one month after
due publication of this order. md do what
is necessary TO protec, their interest in said
suit. 4 copy ieste
MARSHAL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
brown & Keck, Alty'S for pla.
January IA, 1854. @3O-1t.
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prostastlna,lon Is the Thief Of Time

Delay is dangeroua-ncg that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hoFc Of recovery will
be loa,,o you forever. lie, no, 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 bafFled the skill ofphy-
sicians like il; no physician, perhaps, has done
iaorc fO' the cause cfsufeiing humanity than Dr..
wistar. "An ounce of preventive is worth
pound ufeure - therefore, before your lungs be-
come ulcera,ed, and SO diseased tina, no human
means can save you from an early grave, t:y in
season, try at once, a medicine which has been Of
such infinite value 10 ,housands-o5,ain q bottle
Of DR.. w:s:ar's Balsum of Wild Cherry, take 1t,
get another e necessary, pcEsercre in using it
until YOU have removed ihe disease entirely,
which Il neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Has, until within few years, been generally
considered ineurablc, although many medical
mca OF the highest standing, among whom we
might mention Lacnne and his friend Bsyle--hoth
distinguished auihors-ndmit that this Orc AIDED
disease may be cured, even in its advanced Sta
ges, when the lungs are not completely diso'gan.
lied. The remedy which we now offer,
WIstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
no, only emauatcs from regular Physician, but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
which j, is recommended, with entire success.
III See advertisement. l3l-it
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.Ecosso'ny and Comfort,

Shirts, Drawers, Cloves, Boots, Shoes,
Hats. Caps, &awi:, kcriaoc', IL.
paccQs, Dci0ineS, iSiiks, and
aN kinds nj
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Whitley Court House, ny.
son,rInber s0th, 1853. =,

John u. pa-k-UrAa SIN: Some two or three
years ago was taken with very bad cold, was
icry hoarsc and cuugkeA i great doat, and sn
continued 20 do tor twu or three months, though
paid no attention 10 nv cough, thinking itwotld
cease after While, as il usual wiiha cold, though
ultimately commenced c0r-iiaE up. blood very
freely, and had continued anxr;ynto. congh.'
then 60, bo,,le of DR.. 1aync'g EsrcetaFant, AND
i, done inc no good as could discp.er. ! was
advised BY my physicinus' TO Try SIM biHGr's
Bnisdm Of lfiid Cherry" gotta bottle ofi., and
strange IN tell, hut true, before had used tin
fret bottle full ms cough WIS entirely rrmOSet,
and has not since returned, although | have since
had yiolcn. colds believe that invalids will re-
rri.e much greater benefits from itthan from 9th
or remedies. | rclaan your friend,
JAMES c. WILLIAMS.
Tro Tires s4rrI 6g n: Use Of only i!ree BOTTLES Of
i!'istar'S BaiIan Of Hid Cherryi
Noun, Eden, n.y., July -, 1852.
MeSss. lIarcour., howard Co.-tiHnu: Ftn
Dr.. Wis,ar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" bought
Of You has been Of such signal benefit in nlyf.n-
ily, that wirh to make iis virtues known for tbs
benefit of the public.
Nv wife took cold a; tic .is1c 1r her conEac-
mcut, which settled on her lungs. Tie physicishs
pronounced her disease consuinrtion! She HAD
pro!use nigh, sweaty and bad coughs; slie 'wsN
given up, for we dcspaired OF her recovery, and
her child partcQk Of her complaint. She then
commenced taking wisiar's Da!sam Of Wild Cher
~, ind th,ed bother cifrStsd an entire cure wit,
lcr and tho child both.
have no doubt tia, tics would hare now brrH
in their graves il they had no; used of Wistas
Dgl,am Of Wild Cherry. SETH i. SrARcr:
Seth r. ScaIcy, whose certificate ia ehosa, il
i man OF Us ;nueh vcfleity as any in the 'ccuni.,
and maa OF cool judgment, aud We place chtl'e
confidence il his statement.
49, NARCouRr; How3Ep & Gu.
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Al January Term, 1854, of the County Court
Of pIGstcn.
Andrew J. Fike )upon Justices Attach.
vs. meut; the object oI
Henry ~. Barren. which is to recover
from the defendant the sum Of S27.Si, pay
ubie the i0ih June, 1855.
This day came the Plaintiff, By bis Aiior-
acy. and ii appearing TO tic Court that the
suil Barren is not a resilient ot this Statc
II is therefore ordered that he 10 appear
here within one month after due publication
Of this Order, and do wha! is necessary to
project his Interests.
\ Cory-TrSe
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Ctesap, Alto jan 2i-3t
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.
GARDEN SEEDS.

NOW OPENING, o, the Red Post, fine
assortment OF Garden Seeds, fresh aud gen.
uiac. Also just received,
N. 0. MOlasseS and Sugar,
Wooden Buckets, Tubs, Carpet Chain,
Glass ware, Axes, Coffee mills, &c. &c
D. II. CHADWICK.
February 10, 1854.
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Neatness, Durability 4 PrOmptiludC'
sLACKWATER Ar LAST!

Tho subscriber wishing to make u
tour to the Yves, ths,sping, desires to have his
old account, settled boiore leaving, and he also
wants tho firdsto 90 with. Tliose indebted will
please call hy the frst of March, or sooacr, aud
save cpst. Como, fricnds, iork upl
re- Tie Foundry will llc carried on
by VIM !. DAuGnElIY s co, Old erstomgn
and all others will In accommodated, a. usu,i,
With al kinds vi e. SrlNC;S ca!lrd tor.
HENRY DHGHER7I,'
Ttb-uarv $, fsii va 81
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HRarrte1:

On Tuesday The 9th inst, By Rev. J. A.
;,otue, Mr. Isaac CoRDRAY 10 Mss MARY
E. BRASp, all Of this County.
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E.oi, Of all sizes,
ODDS Patent Suction Pump.

TIE public are respectfully informed that
Messrs. j. phnu s. Co. have purchased the
right for the ADORE pamp in AInnongalia,
PtrsiOn, Marion, BaEUou. t llrrrison cVan'
ties.
Mr.. Brail.:, :iscn; for tho ADORE cou,ra.
rs, has commenced putting up these Pumps
III Morsan'own. They may br seen IN op-
Grafton al l'ietrnin,'s Mqnongalia liouse. nj
the Mirror Cdicc. James pyoIzmans, and
Dau2heriys Eoundery.5 ~.
these PUMPS are cheap. iiiey work with
ease, aud urc not liable 10 gel or; Of repair.
January S. 1851.
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Dcs. Sir: as I consider ;l.at my lie h.5 beer
greatly prolonged hy being cured OF Consumption
by the use of DR. stars Daisam oil Wild Cher
rs, will state the symptoms OF my case, that
others similarly afflicted may hi Induced TO Try
this invaluable rhmeiy. experienced great dit
fculty in breathing had tho hectic fever with
violent fusAes Of heat and frequent cold chilr,
with severe pain in nj side AID breast, acc"mfa-
MED By very bad coughs was very restless at
nights, and had grci; nigh! swCa!s, porspirina.
should say, at Itas; two gallons night, 4sGttinS
tho he'd completely through. had not been a.
bic 10 work Tor years. but was much emaciat,
cd, and almost helpless wheE commenced using
lristGr': BGiscm Of IFi!t Cherry. have used
in all IL bottles, ard am now free from all those
complaints, for my health good.
! am now SIS years old; and have no; taken any
Of the Dalsam SINCE 1916, because my hhaith Is
80 good as not 10 require any medicine. BUTT 1
sto2ld have any return Of my ormcr symptoms,
should use Wislar's llalsam Of Wild Cherry.
procured tho medicine Of Mcssrs. Fall L Nc
CEacken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SASDERSoS.
The genuine wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
has lac smc oftle signature Of Henry Wistar,
". d., Philadelphia, and " Sanford pafk,n on
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. No
other caa Ju genuine. ~
IT, Price 81 per borle--sis bo,,ics for s..
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast corner Of For;lh aud Walnut streets
cRrtnee on Walnut sl;ttt--tc nhsri ell orde's
mus: DO adlrcsiea.
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New Y'oaK, Feb. G.
MoRGANTowN, Feb. 4

MoRGANTowN, Feb. 4
PLoUR-Seils a, $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bushel.
CORN-5O =" "
OATS-37 i.2 "
PoTAT0ES-5o
BUTTER-Fresh rolls IL cents.
TALL0W--l2 cents per ID.
BAC0N-S cents.
Molassrs, per gallon, 50.
Wool, per ID. 80 10 10.
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
SI-EEERISC FEMALES.
SUFFERING FEMALl

It stands pre-
eminent for its
curative powers
in all the diSeas
&C for whichit is
recommended,
usually called
Fem q lie
Complaints.
0fthese arc Pro-
l1psus Gteri. or
.fGIiinggfh the
Womb; Fuor At-
bus, or Whites :
Chronic Evlam-
nation and u
eeration Of the
Womb: hei6eH-
tai R1morrhGgc,
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VIRGINIA, Sat- Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the county cont Of Pres.
ton. on Ike fist Monday in November,
1853:
Adam =. !ihlcs, riaintiff, !.
James 4. Thompson, Def,
10 reno@tr front the Defendant one silver
detached lever Watch. Of the value oi TWEEN.
~ dOllsis. and fifty dollars damages ior the
detention thereof: and it appearing by aft,
dayit that the said defendant is uni a resi-.
dent Of this State. lie is therefore hereby re.
CURED to appear here within one month az
ter due publication Of this Order, and do
what is necessary 10 protect his interests.
4 copy: Tcs,r. ,,.. l.,
+. C. Bunker, Auiy.
Dee. l7.-5t.
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Rn Preston County.


Pursuant to the provisions of a decree tho Cir
cult Court Of Preston county, rendered the LIST
Of Nav, 1852, in tho case Of Sylyanus lieer'
mans vs., William Simpson, We will sell, before
the front door OF the Courthouse III Kingwood'
to the highest bidder, ...-
Oh Mc Cd Monday IN February, 1854
Lbcins Cour, day, the TRACT OF LAND in
The Bill and proceedings mentioned. being the
same Land conveyed BY Israel Baldwin and wife
TO said Simpson, which deed is filed among, the
papers Of the cause, and is for the benefit ct The
purchaser at the Sale. i,
u months the purchaser giving bond and SECT
MY, with interest from the day of Sale
WIN. G. BROWN, lco,,ny,,
JNo. J. BROWN, ~ %
January II, 1851. Nv
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

| offer for Sale the HOUSE and LOT in
Morgan;own. where | reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor
gan,own, cliaibly situated.
Also, the House and Lot oil Tie Yves,
side of the MunOnSahela river opposite 10
Mo;gsntOwn, known as the " Wilkins prop
er.y.'
% Also, six or scTen thousand first rate
Fine Shingles.
Terms made known on application to me.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1853, 1t
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AT n Circuit Eou;t continued aud held
in and Tor the coua;y OF Preston, "a Saturday,
the 9Th day Of August, 1893:
william, D. Hinn, Jacob Miller,
and Elisha NJ. llasan., In chANcERY.


1oHFab J. DTUWH HvITF'
This cause is re-commiucd to Commissioner
Bunker, with instructions to report any further
hires OF Negroes received by William brown, and
ascertain tho tue amount with whch he should
hr chargcablc, together with aHy;biu; thought
pertinent BY himself or SPECIALLY required BY Ell
Their ofihe Parties.
The parties 10 tho. above suit, and all others
Interested will take nntcS that 81 Thursday, the
lgIh day Of January, lsji, shall proceed, in my
office nj KiHgwood, Virginia, 10 comply with
hand the aOthday Of December, 1863.
EDWARD C. DuSKER, Comni,s'r.
December 81, 1858. ass
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

We receive aImost weekly New Guods-
md the late june ('eShels" have r!trd ii
cn,I. of
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Died.

On Thursday evening, June 8, aged A years and
months Mr. henry Lux, for the last Is chief cook
at pemoDico's Hotel.
Ills funeral win take place this morning. at ten O'Clock
precisely from his late residence No. 205 Columbia
street, door from Atlantic street, Brooklyn,
South ferry His friends and relatives the members of
srccrte Lodge No. 2S3 and Concorde Lodge NoS43 o.
Of o. F. and also the members OF the Lafayette Guards
respectfully invited to attend His remains will be
taken TO Cypress Hills Cemetery
Montreal era Quebec papers please copy.
On Friday June o. of disease Of the heart, JOHN W.T.
TTRs, ng ed q years, month and days.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from his late residence No
Ii Jacob street, this afternoon, at two o'clock.
The Ancient Order OF Hbernians requested to meet
at the Peoples Hail. No. 25 Hester street, this after
noon Mt half past O'clock TO attend the funeral Of
Jons Writers. By order of
P. SHARKEY, Gent Pres ident.
Jas. COREY, Gen1. Sec'ry.
On Saturday, June 10, john KIKESSY, aged 80 years
His friends and acquainauces respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this afternoon at two O'clock from
No. 81 Fast Eleventh street
On Wednesday, June u HANNAH EURIsG, aged IL years.
/ month and IL days
Her remains will he inferred In the Cemetery OF Evsr
green's.
On Saturday, June TO- after protracted Illness, Mrs
TrAYcEs FLEETWOOD, daughter o! the late John Clarke
Her friends respectfully invited TO attend her fu
nsrsl from No. Second avenue, this day, at
O'Clock 7. NJ
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THE EIEEMEN

ATA MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF CLINTON
IA Fire Engine Company No. A. held at tho engine
house. on tuesday evening" June the following preamble
and resolutions were unaDimousy Upted =
Where's 1t Is with regret that accept the res.g
nation OF our late foreman AID whereas consider 10
just and sitting that should take 90
ess admiration Of his noble qualities in view Of
his thus retiring therefore, bolt
Resoved That In acc. ptins the resignation Of Mr. Henry
Lewis a foreman II our company, the COMMITTEES, on
behalf Of the MEMBERS do SO With feelings Of tho utmost
gret snd while PEELED part With him in that
capacity we At the sams time him sincere thanks
for the obligations he has laid under durog the
period Of his for the upright energetic and
impartial in which he has discharged du lies dsvo
ing him ant for the uniform Kindness and brothery
feeling and gentlsmanly demeanor which have sod his
intercourse 18th NJ in every respect
Resolved That foreman for tho last two and
ha he has been Just in his judgmen candid aud
free from bias in be dec:onr and ac.ye AID D,repd in
The performance Of al bis duties. As friend he has
been hearted, Gin cordial; and man. he
entitled to the respect and esteem Of nj who true
worth.
Resolved, That has won the esteem Of all,
bss best wihes for bis future in all his
dealings thro ugh life. His good deeds and
duet viii long keep his In hearts aud
shA ever regard his sxamole well worthy Of ima
tion by every true fireman.
JssEs A. FLAtK,
AL0NZO HAWLkY Committee.
HUGH LINDSAY, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11

Tuesday NEXT The following the ofMcers:-capfin
Vincent First Lieut.. stetson Second Lieut.. Hart
Third Lieut., Alien, and commissary stagg.
FIRE.-At half past ak yesterday morning, Are brob
cut In the New York Tube Works corner OF Thlrye~
street and Eleventh avenue, belonging TO VIM rss.i
The building large frame one, and vas enf r.t a.
stroy ed together with large quantity OF ,inss H.
progress Of making. The origin OF the FIR n untnvn
Insured in the Insurance Conn for ss 600
which will cover the loss. ''
Ore broke out last night, abcot TX O'Clock, in
much damage was done to the bail ling but the Ore
beisg In the rags they had to be enche with water
before 1t could be put out. Tho Gre was finally extn
guisbed with loss Of about 900 said be covered