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EXTRAORDINARILY MIRROR.

Indian Captives Recopered.--ourrea.
ders will recollect the interesting nara,
tive of the capture and escape of Mrs,
Jane Aleine Wilson, by the Camanche
Indians, last summer, by whom she and
her two bro,bers.in.law (boys) were Ia
ken of prisoners. When Mrs. Wilson
escaped the two boys were still in the
possession Of tho Indians. One of them
has since been brought into Fort Wash.
ita, Choc,aw Nation, by half-breed
who purchased him of the Indians, and
the whereabouts of the other was
known, and immediate measures taken
for his rescue.
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ATTEMPTED SEDUCTION On AND 0 INN M
PUNIsHMENT.-on the "a ins g., m nI
sltensnt was created a. .ne os. oa ns .hs
Hotel, In o., Louis, IN colsequ.Hse VI sas
severe and summary Pu1islmen nv =. ., man
named HOFFMAN, charged WIN, WIN In y S penan
to seduce inc WIG 81 M'is1u y: -. pAAe 7,
keeper OF grocery store IN 'na' eisy. =.
appears thss Holman Is . man u supeaiu.
education, hne aecompiisnmen.s' anu aesy
popular among MS acqualn.ahees, anu S Mu
time since became acquainted WIN ni ~
BAKER, the result o. %nlon Is mus ~ ,h SUE. eI
BY the d. Louis lhteihgencsr u 'ne ~
INST; 4. I'D.
he was untiring IN MS aIIeh1i0nsi cat
rying them 50 lar as 70 accompany hei s "
theatres ana places q amusement anu n,use
than once INSISTED upon making ner pres
ents. AT length having mistaken her po'
liteness Tor pastlahty tof NM nc haue
some inaelicate advances Wnien sqe lrpui,
sed and informed her husband. honnsn
still J, perslstlug IN visiting her AZ .ae e.'
Charles House, tine husband wfo'e MIN n =
note warning h!n Of ms d,spieas1fe; ,;.. ne
then gave MS VIE a loaded pistol, alrees-
ing her to shoot Holman, should ne Pre-
sumo to renew his addresses IN unt s
nately, on yesterday morning, hohman
again made MS appearance at the n, hG.ei,
and sought Mrs. Bakers room ne mao a.
hardly entered, when sne hrea s%ice, ous
beng frightened at the moment, sue mss,
cd MN. he turned, ana ran DOWN n s.a'r'
into the street. Bakers friends Nicssrs'
Smith Barrougn and Hawle, VINO boarded,
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Liquor Lao Case.-The sheriff of
Norfolk county, in which Boston is sit.
ualod, has been fined $40 and costs, and
required to give bonds for $1,000, under
the liquor law Of Massachusetts, for
having sold at public vendue two barrels
of brandy, which had been seized under
an execution. The court held that tho
liquor law of 1852 repealed all othor
laws in relation to the sale of liquor
Tho Sheriff plead his official return on
an execution, and stated that he sold
the brandy in lischarging his official du-
ty. The magistrate over ruled this de-
fence as insufficient.
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Eleetion Roth Milwaukee.

Yesterday afternoon, about fouro'cloek
a serious disturbance occurred in the
First Ward, OF the poll near Market
Square. AS nearas we can ascertain
the facts, it originated in the challenge
of a Germans vote by an 1rishman;
others say that German challenged an
Irishman's vote, which occasiofed q
fight that gradually extended between
The Germans on the one side and the
Irish on the other, until several hundred
persons became engaged in the melee.
The Irish ranged themselves on the sl-
evated ground short distance above
the Market square On Oneida street,
while the Germans we're assembled at
The foot Of the street IN front of tho
Market house. The weapons used
were clubs and stones. AS the bells
rang The alarm of fire to call out our
citizens, The sidewalks and streets were
crowded from the Market house to the
Post Office; there must have been two
thousand persons on the ground. Sher.
if Page, and Alderman Jennings and
Pren,iss used every effort to quell the
Tiot, but in vain. Sheriff Page was
badly hurt. Several persons were
knocked down by the missiles. One
person by the name of Eagle was re.
ported to be much injured. -lIilpaakie
Wisconsin, MARCH, 8. ti
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A CARD.

II TAKE this opportunity to return my thanks
to my old customers who have bestowed 4
liberal patronage on me, for many years, and re-
commend to them and to the public generally
the firm of ROGERS & FoGLE. Mr.. ROGERS
has been in this business several years, and
comes amongst us with testimonials notin'erior
to any Merchant in this place. Mr.. FocLE las
many OF you are awure) has been Clerk IN my
store for several years past, and it affords me
great pleasure to bear testimony TO his moral
worth and uprightness in business, The new
firm merits, and hope they will receive a ibcr.
al share of patronage from my old customers and
tho public generally. ,,r
Morgantown, March II, 1854. 1854
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e.rapr Vine Roots,

or one years growth, from The Vineyard
of Mir. Thomas White, near Wheeling, may
be had on early application at the Office Of
the Mirror. .raua g6.aH
Those who wish 10 embellish their yards
and gardens, and 70 provide supply Of de,
lirioSs fruit for the table, at very small
eypense, will do we'll to embrace the present
opportunity. Just now is good time to
transplant them. wt march lie
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N Office!

THE undersigned Guardian of Robert
Travis, minor about II years Of age, here.
by cautions all persons no, to trade or make
contracts with the said minor, as | will not
pay any such contracts unless made with my
consent in writing Having been troubled
with suits for debts Improperly contracted,
I am compelled to give this notice.
OLIVER 7. TRAVIS.
March IS, 1854. ia Stp .#.
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OUR WHEELING CORRESPONDENCE.
MHEELlNG, March q, lS54.

WHEELING, March %, 1854.
Editors efthe Mirror:
The first thing which
suggests itself to-day as / write is the
memorable meeting at the Courthouse
on Saturday evening last. A meeting
of citizens of Wheeling was called
there by a notice in some of the city
dailies, and the object of tho meeting
was to be to consider and act upon sun
dry articles written by the editor OF the
wheeling Times and Gazette" and
denounced by the call as Abolition doc.
umen,s, having dangerous tendency
&c. At an early hour the Courthouse
was crowded, and all wero eager to see
what was 10 come. After little I. NJ.
Gally, Esq, rose and nominated Mr.. c.
D. Hubbard for Chairman of tho meet
ing, and two Secretaries. Mr.. Gally
then went on to state the object of the
meeting in a.frey speech, speaking Of
thedahgerous tendency which the arti-
cles Of the Gazette would have upon
Eastern Virginia and the Legislature.
confirming their fears that Wheeling
was unsound upon the question of sla-
very. Nearly three-tAirds of those pre-
sent were tho friends of the Gazette,
and its editor Mr.. Wharton, and Mr..
Gally's remarks were received by fire.
quent coutemptuous Kisses and sneers.
Everybody knew that Mr.. Wharton's
articles were not favorable to Slavery,
but that SO far as his articles had any
thing to do with that subject they were
favorable to steady colonization Of
slaves. It was we'll understood, too,
that tho object of the meeting was to
break down the Gazette, and injure the
Editors standing in the community
Such was the state Of feeling that even
Thomas NJ. Gally, much respected as
valuable citizen and an able speaker,
- was Kissed and called down. He offer
cd set Of resolutions denouncing The
editorials of the Gazette in no easy
terms, but they were met by Kisses and
shouts of "burn them" &c. Mr.. Whar-
ton rose and said that he felt that he
was, for the frsttime in his life, arraign-
ed as criminal, and asked that he might
have half an hour in which to vindicate
himself. lie was greeted with loud and
prolonged cheers. He addressed the
1,ee,;n1 oave His sentiments upon the
subjects Of Slavery, the License ques.
,ion, &C., ION which latter question his
views had been miscopstrued.) During
his speech he was frequently cheered,
and applauded, and took his sea. amid
deafening shout of applause. Some
of the ge,ters up fthe meeting got up
and tried to reply, but the incensed
crowd would not listen, but Kissed and
booted them down. Out of respect to
Mr.. Gally he was allowed to speak a.
gain, after which Mr.. Wharton spake
and then loud calls were made for Gal
ley's resolutions, burn 3them," &c
Mr.. Galley did not submit them to ano'
Their vote, they having been voted down
by such decisive majority In me mrs,
instance. The meeting then Adjourned ,,],
with hurrahs and cheers 3, Tor wharton
and the Gazette 50 ended an attempt tie
on the part o, q ieW.'o aes.roy .ne an i','
naenee anu snaaae'e T% T.. %U, v eas
OF anu .a us snI pdp1 have fpe eO and ;uJs.
%oui :; I ,h;s s and a the e..
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STTENTION!

Tho MoNoNGALIA BLUES will parade
in the COURTHOUSE yard on Saturday the LIST
Of April, at / o'clock, P. NJ, fully equipped
for drill, dressed III winter Uniform Ntull
attendance is required, Gs',hcre will be u
Cap,oin and other officers 10 elect.
h. ouIrr, A, L. THORN, Adil,
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EXCHANGE IN Pfr1sHuRo. The mer-
chants Of Pittsburg are moving earnestly
for the establishment Of an Exchange in
tina. city. Nearly every business house in
the CITY has become subscribers 10 the fund
to be raised for the support Of the ins'i,u'
ton 5. .sl'gs,i ID
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

Mr.. Edi.or,-pease announce E. P.
FITCH as Candidate for the office Of Sher-
if Of Monongalia county, at the election to
be- held on the lth Thursday in May next. :.
Jan. IS. MANY VOTERS.
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MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. Ii. N. mAcKEY,

THANKFUL for past iarors, would most
l. respectfully solicit continuation Of
the same, believing by strict attention to
business he can render entire satisfaction.
Uy lie will always be found, when not
professionally absent, d, E. w. Tower & Co.'S
Drug Store, Commercial Buildings.
Morgantown, March Is, 1854.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WAhCfI TO, sIoof'
INo Cattle Market reported in the Amer
lean of this date.
Flour, s7'ooasho='
Grain, wheat, $50 to ls5 cents per bush,
Corn, new white, 71a74c. do
new yellow, 74a75c. do
Oats, Pennsylvania, Al to 50 cents,
Rye, Maryland, S6a9o ("
Coffee, II to 10 cts. per ID
Molasses, per gallon, 22s to27.
Syrup, do 1 25 to %.
Sugar, OF auction, s4.65 to 4.95 per 100
pounds.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-25

Tie increase Ofthe price of newspapers
is beginning to be agitated all over the
country. There is no reason why the
journals should no! have the benefit Of
monetary revolution which is becoming
universal. Why should not the caterers
for The intellectual part Of man be com
peusated as well rs the PROFESSIONALISM,
and the resi- Of the worktrs?-Sat Ere.
Nail, r.
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From Utah Territory wo have news
to December lst. The wall around the
Temple Block was making good pro-
gress. A wall around the whole city
Of Salt Lake was also being built
The Indians continued hostile, and had
burned saw.mill in San Bette county.
Tho Utah Legislature was TO meet at
the capitol in Salt Lake city on the Cd
Monday in December.
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".h ,MOrgantown & Pittsburgh
,sis::!ssEss PACKET.

THE new. splendid and light draught
Steamer JESSE LAzEAR, Capt. J. w. An.
await, will run regularly between Morgan
town and Brownsville, connectinga at Browns
willie with the feet: U. S. Mail Steamers JEFF
lerson and Lnzerhe, for Pittsburgh and in
termediale points.
These Boats are built for and run excll-
siyely on the Monongahela river, and are in
the hands of careful and experienced officers
who will spare no pains 10 render satisiac-
tion to shippers and passengers
For freight or passage apply on board.
March Is, 1854. 24olf
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Dry-Goods, Groceries,

Farmers, If you wish to buy an hundred lbs'
or barrel of Sugar or MolasseS, give US call.
Mr.. Rogers will leave in day or two for Phil
ade!phia and New York 10 purchase Dry Goods
for the Spring sales, and he has had considerable
experience in tho Business we think HIS selec-
tons will suit the tastes OF tho most iastidious.
Intending to do PAY DOWN business, We
do not make any calculations for losses by sell
ing at high prices, but will sell at tho lowest
figures. . -.
Our motto is " Short pr0itsa and quick returns"
Call and sec US, friends, before purchasing else
whcre-we study to please.
.. ..... ROGERS & FOGLE.
Morgantown, Va, March II, 1854. .
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rcek township, Fairfield county, Clio, and bro
her OF "Mpjpr Genstal sanderson, p an oficat
in the war Of 1879, cured Of Consumption by tho
use of 'Vistar's Balsari, OF Hfild Chefn!'
Rush Creek township, FAIRFIELD Co.
'Pebriafy IS, 1851.
Decs Sir; As consider TINT my lfa has bcen
greatly prolonged by being cured efc9nsun,ption
blythe use oilpr Wlslar,s Balsal, IF .lNildcher
~, will state the symptoms ~ my fcase, that
others similarly afflicted may DC induced to.try
this Invaluable remedy. experienced goat dill.
iculty in breathing had Inc hectic fever with
yiolcnti!tlshes of heat and frequent cold ctilis,
with severe pain in my side and breast, accoppa-
MED by yory. bad cough; vas yeryirestless at
nights, and had great night sweats, perspirng,I
should say at least two gallons might, we,ting
the he'd completely through. | had not been a.
bio to work for years. But was much emacia,-
ed. aud almost helpless when commenced using
lFistGr,s Balscm q lHiid Chsrry.l have used
IN al II bottles aud IAN now free from all those
complaints, for my health is good.
I am now IS years old, andhare not taken any
flhd Balsam since 1916, becuu1c MY health il
so good as not 10 require any medicine. ButifI~
should hare any return Of my former symphonic, I
should use Wistar's Balsam ofs,yildS Cherry. i
procured the medicine of Messrs. Eall &, Nc
Ctacken, your agents iq Lancaster, Ohio.
sr-..,, u, ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wistat's Dalsam of Wild Cherry
has fac similc ofthe signature of Henry Wis,ar,
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and g Sanford & Park >, on
a finely executed steel engraved wrapper. No
other can hegenuiac. 80. 3 {,
ID Price 81 per bo!tle-six bottles torso.
sSSold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
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WHITM0RE, WOLFF & Co.,
'.., IMPORTERS 8 DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
A Harlow IL t., go.
Sign of the anvil,

Sign Of the anvil,
No. 80 Wood ST., 3doors above St. Charles HOTEL
pITTSBURG, PAu
A RE now in receipt ofthcir Spring Supply.
~ Their Stock of Foreign Hardware was Sc
iectcd directly from the Manufacturers by one OF
thu firm recently in Europe, purchased on the
best CASH TERMS which enables them to offer
inducements to Dealers, and assure customers Of
their ability and disposition to supply them with
goods al the forrest prices.
We would respectfully invite Western Mer-
chants who buy in the Eastern Markets to an er-
aminaiion Of our stock, knowing our peculiar
facilities for procuring goods give US advantages
with the assurance to defy competition from any
quarter. RAJ =.s,. %. lyas.sil q.
We arc constantly making additions to our
Stock. Among our assortment may be found Tic
following: II. t. a. 80. %. y Hr srr
20 casks Chains, 800 doz. Axes,
s Anyis, 81 cases Cast and Sheer
Is +" Spring and Ia Steel,
bic Cutlery, so Bays Horse Nails,
I Spencer's Files, 10 kegs wro't do 20
800 doz grass scytlcs, GO boxes Screws,
$50 doz corn do rs gross Scytho stones,
400 doz Sneathes. 10 g !" Rifles,
ESQ doz hay 4 manure Blscksmith's Bellows,
forks, Vices and screw plates,
800 doz Coal and Canal Gun barrels and Gun
Shovels, Trimmings,
l50 doz Shades, Carpenters Tools,
$50 doz Hoes, Mill and cross.cut Saws,
| ALSO, rr-r
4 large and trell selected stock Of Sdddlcry
:Harluare and Trunk Trimmings.
March II, 1854. s.# l.n
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AN APPEAL FROM THE SAVANNAH MOUNT
m., VERNON ASSOCIATION.

AN APPEAL FROM THE SAVANNAH MOUNT
VERNON ASSOCIATION.
To the Women of Georgia, in every
Nook, Neighborhood, School or Col.
leee, Hamlet, Village, Town or City,
to aid in raising contributions for the
purpose of purchasing Mount YER
/. NON, the Home and Grave Of VAST
iNoToN, and Keeping it sacred through
all time, from Dissertation and COM
mon business purposes.
Friends, Sisters end COantryuomen:
We Of Savannah have responded to the
call made in letter from a Southern
Ma,ron to the Women ofthe South, on
this subject, by holding a meeting and
appointing Committees to solicit dona-
tons, and now entreat you all 10 unite
with us in making efforts to raise no.
bic sum to be sent TO our Governor, to
aid in the purchase of Mount Vernon,
as a tribute from the Mothers and
Daughters Of the Empire State Of the
South, of tbeirlove and veneration for
our great and glorious Washington.
Do not think, in the most retired nook
of our green and sunny land, where on
IL two or three can meet, that you are
too few to aid. Let all unite; every
two, every three, every FIVE dollars will
assist. Send it to the Association in
YOUR nearest town. Thus let each and
all aid in swellingthat stream that shall
roll onward to freshen and make green
the turf where his ashes repose, and
beautify and embellish the walks and
grounds around his death home, his
earth bed.
Let US canopy it with eyorgreens, and
drape it with flowers of brightest hue
and sweetest fragrance, to show that
glory is not all dream. Yes, let us
purchase, hallow and cherish. forever,
for our Country aud our Children, Mount
Vernon, where lie the ashes Of the In
mortal Fathcrof our Country.
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ProAiJiiory Ligaor Law Defeotca.-
The Legislature of New Jersey adjourn
cd on Saturday. The prohibitory liquor
law was defeated by vote of yeas %,
nays 36. Z
The Cleveland Herald publishes a
statement showing the commerce fthat
place for the last year to have been
within fraction of two hundred and
two millions of dollars.
Henry Grinnel, retired merchant,
and prominent member of the Wing
party of New York, is out in favor Of
the Nebraska bill. ..t .i'5l
The population ofCalifornia is estimated
at $4,000, of whor, $4,000 are Ameri-
cans. ..er. r. r.tr...t
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The Purchase Of Mount Vernon,
10 the Editors Of ms1fRtshmona) Enquirer
Z SAVANNAH, March 10, 1854.

On the 18th Of February, meeting
was held by the ladies Of Savannah,
who organized . Society called the
mount Vernon Association" for the
purpose of raising a fund to aid in the
purchase of Mount Vernon, They ap.
puipted a Board Of Directresses, Secre.
tary, Treasurer and committees to can
yass the city and receive contributions.
The amount collected is to be forwar-
ded. as soon as other communities have
acted on the subject, to the Governor,
to be by him held until other States
have done the same, when the whole
sum is to be applied to the said purpose;
This property to be hold in trust for the
citizens of the Union, by tho Governor
Of Virginia, or the President of the U.
States, or both.
Tho enclosed appeal was addressed
to the Women Of Georgia, because it
was supposed each State would pursue
lis own course, but may be properly ex-
tended to the whole United States. 1t
il now forwarded, not with view to
dictate to others, but that it may be
known beginning has been made, and
with the hope that it will incite every
State in the Union to speedy action.
Will,he Editors make the facts known
to the pubiic2
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1000 Book Agents Wanted,
To Sell Pictorial and Useful Works
for the Year 1854.
Al nm VIZ R

WANTED, in EVERY SECTION OF THE
w UNITED STATES, active and cnterPrIs-
ing men, to engage in tho sale of some OIL inc
best Books published in the country. 10 men oil
good address, possessing small capital OF rom
SOS to 500, such inducements will be offered as
10 enable them to make from S3to So DAY prohs.
NJ Tho Books published by us are oil useful
in their character, extremely popular, and COM
mund large sales wherever they arc offered.
For further particulars address postage paio,)
Of ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, /.
1871 William street, New York.
March 10, 1854. 81 '"-
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANToWN, March IS.

MoRGANToWN, March 60
FL0UR-sellsat $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bushel.
CORN-60 +" F"
0ATS-37 10 I" "
pOTAT0ES-75 /" F"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls l21 cents,
TALL0W-12 cents perlb.
BAC0N-6 cents,
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OUR BOOKS MUST BE CLOSED!
J1HosE knowing themselves indebted q me
either by note or book account, VIII please
call and settle, as Iwant money and my present
hooks closed. The firm hereafter will be known
ia SFiEAN s. RUNNER. .4fa bud.
III return my sincere thanks for past patron
,re. and hone the new firm will merit u coniinu-
ance ofthc samo.l JNo. M shS"H'
February IS, 1854. ~. -IH. t'.|
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nth Rules Tor The PFolongafI0h y NC, Jasl yT0M
the Press. saA
A letter with q remittance ofis5 cents, or the
value in post stamps, addressed to DR.. KiNKE-
LIN, Philadelphia, Pa will secure a copy Of Ell.
Their of the above books by return of mail or IL
copies will be sent free Of postage for 81. Book
sellers or Canvassers, Travelling Agents, SC. sup
Piled wholesale at hepublisher's prices, which
admit Of n large profit.
~ IN letters must bepo't paid. D. IA
March 10, 1854. As emo te-
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Up ROGERS. EVANS footE'
Z ROGERS & FOGLE,

rUAKE pleasure in announcing to tho people
of Morgantown and vicinity that they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by NJ. ., Cal
lcndinc, and intOud keeping on hand a iail STOCK
Dry-Goods, Groceries, =,
and such articles as nro usually kept in retail
stores. We received tho past week per steamer
Mononguhcla Belle, fine lot OF f.#.
New Orleans Sugar and MOlasses,
which We arc selling very low, and ID lots to suit
purchasers. Also, .s...--sc
COTTON YARN, Ha-.
CARPET CHAIN.
DRIED Pc .iCHES,
CLOVER.SEED, &c.
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CONSUMPTION III, curnt,,e.

Rober. Saaderson, Justice Of Tho Peace in Rush
rcek township, Fairfield county, Clio, and bro
her OF +" Majpr Genetal sapdefson,, 4, an oilicae
in the war Of sic, cured Of CONSUMPTION by tho
use of tWistar's Balsari OF Wild Chefryr
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IL l. A d !
Youth and NIanllsod.

4 Rigorous Life, OF Premature Death ,Kinksiin
on Self Presentations only 90 Ceats's -.
Itis.a work emincntly required. as ameaas of
reforming the vices Of the age in which we live.
ALSO. NATURES GUIDE,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-25

Seth r. seurey. whosc certificate is5ahose, is
q man OF as much ycracity as any in tho county,
and man Of cool Judgment, and We place entire
confidence in his statement. ~
HARcouRr, HOWARD & Co.