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90 reams note piper per ream
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10 Crlnr- achine made buf envelope paper DO !
30 900 envelopes tao weighing pound)l per i,'uo
90 dozen Perry's pens per dozen cards
metallic do 90
2,u01 quilts, No 80 PER iUU
"a duyrn t,.n,pe,s nrF aher's leadp pencils
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9 tsnry haadtcs 40
do iv ny wafer stamps 40
L 90
do Alluded knives, Rodgers L Sons 90
inch glass 40
10 Coop Ppiiipss, Prisce's, or other black
lnk, in quarts 90
Is do French ink in Walls do
do copying ink 90 ~
900 waters, large, for department seal per isuN
~ pounds common per poAhu
60 dn sealing scarlet 90
10 do fndis rubber, prepared in pieces DO
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asud per peck
10 dozen taste assorted per dozen
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Witness :

hereby certify abovenamed a and known
property make good their
fDnfe) (Signature)
gsel the United States district judge Unied States
drset Attorney collector agent, and no ofAerI)
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TERRITORIES or NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.

Posr OFreK DHrARraKsr
June 4, 1855.
PROPOSALS or carrying mails United the
LIST January, 1855, e5s, neiu
The following the Territories OF Nebssks and
Kansas, will Contract Odce OF the Poet Office De
until the LIST Of
October 1885, be decided BY tho 10Th moHth
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Treble Patent Improved Eyelct Machine.

DRAWING hooks. from Paris and london imported
direct by the undersigned various knds and descriptions
Landscape Drawing animal Life, Figure
PEI speciye, Architectural Drawing, Daughins, Sc sc.
May 20 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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HISTORY FOS BOYS. Annals OF Nations al
III Modern Europe by j. @. Edgar Al
TAYLOR n MAURY's
May is Bookstore 9th
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, - of -, in the State of 49,, and -, o.
of hereby that in the forego
ing BID be accepted he they will within ten days AFTER me re-
Office named agent deg
for the with good and sucien
said shall fail contract aio'
guaranty make good the difference between the offer
the said - and that which may be accepted
Signature of two guarantors. } {, +,
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QaNCkOFr's NEW BouK-Litcs sry aud Historical
- Mscelisnies ] volume
Travels through the Chinese Empire by Mr. Hue,
For sale TAYLOR MAURY,
May tS Booksellers, ofh
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION Dispatches re-
.ceived by the English and French Govern
ments announce serious accident to have
occurred near Inkermann by the blowing up
of portion of the French park of artl-
lery, causing the death of 80 of the French
troops including officers, and 100 wound
ed. On the part of the English there
was killed Deputy Assistant Commits
sary yellow, and 1877 officers and men
wounded. The French dispatch states that
three magazines exploded, containing al
together 10000 killogrammes of powder,
100000 cartridges, 800 charged shells and
other projectiles.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

THANKSGIVING PARTIEs.-The Salem
Register says
There were many pleasant reunions on
Thanksgiving, but none, perhaps, more pleas
ant than that of our venerable and respected
townsman, Benjamin Cox, Esq. All the
members of the family-children and grand
children-were assembled around the family
board numbering upwards of twenty
What is most remarkable is the fact of
its being the seventy-second consecutive
Thanksgiving dinner which the honored head
of the family has eaten in the same room.
another pleasant gathering was that of the
family of Mr.. John Mansfield numbering
thirty-three, including all the living mem
bers, with the exception of one absent at
sca-seven Of the connections having died.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
BOUR'S CORDIAL,

A safe. speedy, and etFectunl remedy for Di-
arri,cn, Dyscntcry, and Bowel Complaints.
THIS medicine may be relied upon as one of
i the mdest and safest of remedies, while at
the same time it is eectual in curing this class Of
diseases.
&C. BY observing the directions on the bottle, it
may be given to children with perfect safety.
Sold wholesale and retail by II. ID. Post, Holland,
also for sale at Griffn's Drugstore.
Sept Is, 1855. 1909 If.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

A curious case has just been decided by
the Irish conrt of Queens Bench, in which
the question arose as to the legitamacy of
children of marriage where the father was
clergyman and he married himself The
marriage was held valid.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

NHEESE, Butter, Corn Meal and Beans, in good
~ order and of the best quality, at
AIRFE's
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

nLS-10 bbs. Boiled and Raw Linseed and
" Winter Lamp Oils, at
GRIFFIN's Drugstore.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

CARPENTERS Tools, Saws, Chisels, Augers,
~ Hammers, ETC., good assortment at
ALBEE'S.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
shcriT's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution, issued out of the Cir
ID cult Court, for the County of Ottawa, to me
directed and delivered, against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements Of Palmer Church, for
the sum of twenty-nine dollars and seventy-three
cents cost in favor Of Edward Dalton, have lev
led upon all Of Palmer Church's right, title and
interest, in and to the following described proper
tv which shall sell at public auction, at the place
of holding the Court in the village of Grand Ha-
ven, in said county, on the 18th day Of February,
1856 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to
wit: A lease executed by James Dalton to Bethu-
ell Church. and by him assigned to Palmer Church,
running twenty-one years from the 18th day of
August A, d. 1910, for the equal undivided half of
property now known as the Church & Dalton Mill,
on Sand Creek, in the town of Tallmadge, in said
county of Ottawa, which said lease and the assign
ment thereof was duly recorded in the office Of
Register Of Deeds for Ottawa county, in liber a of
miscellaneous records, on pages So So and 81 ref
erence being had to said lease and assignment
STEPHEN l.. LOWING, Sheriff,
1921 WI by JOHN b. PARKS Under Sheriff.
Grand Haven, December II, 1885.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

- IIK PLUSH CAPS, just received large stock
at ALBEE's.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

MATHER BYLEs, an eminent anti-revolu.
tionary clergyman in Boston, gave the fol
lowing reasons for not preaching politics
which we commend to his successor (but not
to followers) in the church at the present
day: 81 have thrown up four breast works,
behind which / have entrenched myself
neither of which can be forced In the first
place, do not understand politics; in the
second place, you all do, every man and mo-
theirs son of you in the third place you have
politics all the week-pray let one day in
seven be devoted to religion; in the fourth
place, am engaged in work of infinitely
greater Importance. Give me my subject to
preach on, of more consequence than the
truths l bring you, and l will preach it on
the next Sabbath"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

Poll EVIL IN HoRsEs.-For the benefit
OF those who have or may hereafter have
horses that have poll evil or fistula, would
say don't sell the animal for trife, or give
him away; but cure him sound and we'll
l care not how long it has been running it
can be cured with one dime, yes, one dimes
worth of muriatic acid will cure the worst
case of old poll evil First wash the sore
well with strong soap suds, then drop eight
or ten drops of the acid in it twice a day,
until it has the appearance of fresh wound !;
after which it should be washed clean with
suds made from CASTLE soap, and left to
heal, which it will quickly do if the acid has
been used long enough; but if it does not
get well, apply the acid again until it does
cure. for it is sure remedy, and will not
fail if it is applied until the diseased flesh is
all burnt out Prairie Farmer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
Notice to the Public.

THE washington House at Grand Haven
l. will be closed during the suspension of Navi
CATION, the coming Winter.
HENRY PENNoYER, Proprietor
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
- n. B. -

CHEMICAL Erasive SOAP.-It possesses SUI
~ perior cleansing properties for washing clothes
of any description, removing grease oil spots
can be used with hard or soft water For sale at
ALREE'S.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

g LEIGH Shoes, ground smooth. at
- S. & Cs Agl. Warehouse.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
New Township.

tNLOUR and Meal on consignment-l00 bbls. Of
y Sweets Superfine Flour, Middlings and Corn
Meal, at GRIFFINs Drugstore.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
ri arrif0,

On the evening of the Goth inst, at the Wash
ington House, by Rev. VIM. M. Ferry DIR. S. NUN.
ROE, Of Grand Haven, and Miss ORPHAN COBB
of Stowe, VT. ."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

- HAWLS, Deanes, Poplins, Rachel Plaids,
- Merrimack and Cocheco Prints, in endless va
rety, at H. G. 4 W.
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N'OIIC'E
Co,9s & a

III ~ % N 4 e..
Book AND .'OB !'ukrERS.
And Agents 'or tia /, lowing Sew spapcr..
Eti'o u PActF,arE.
tALIF0RNIA STATESMAN Sn%fAmentn.
VALlFomNn ExPmES \IrINstile.
NEVADA ZEN 'oRAr. Ne vrla.
GEotdETow, \Ews. Geo - ,iirn.
hED Efr NY ia ERNLn. tits. City.
TRINITY TINE, eavrrrillr.
an, g. I1S Clny street..
" the 'o"kstolr "i Ncssr4. Allrl iS * 'rr.
htwFrn "nlgpmrry u Il San.u,n n atiy
""p"S'tr l'r'dc>!"rfl >trr,i. san lrl,"i,r..
'''''''''''''
L.Jr' To- rIcKsal>o >m Franc ,co.
q Y. 8 cn.
Is +. >TtHErr
Col. l'u6r, Mary>vi'lc.
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WESTERN HOUSE.

tND G. ENFRAL STAGE OFFICE
Duck BLOCK. On corner o. D md .>sc-
ID ond STREETS, Ma ysciNe, is Low "pcn f"r
The accommodation nt The travelling pIi'lic,
rhrre will be- EiI d at all huu ot day ,r
nlgll every convenience connected with II
first class hotel.
1h house bcii g ,r tirely 6re-proof. ih'
nGiI airy and comfortable. with an elegant
Reading if'o". supplied with all the foreign
and d' mestlc newspapers 'd the day. Twin
be- tn. e nstnnt \, qi'r nf thr prnpri, t. to-
re- d,r III, WI STERN HOI ST comfurts
allie hon e tor til, 'ra,'nnp pubic, to whom
tie will devote especial carr--and y qu /
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
BATES OF CHARGEs.
Board Sl2 per week. with l.ndrinc T. to
| } per We, k; single VI ais IS cents; |. dg'ng
- Q, MS; singh trout rums, 50 '" { per
day K. j. MURRAY.
d9n Proprietor.
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~ HlIiiN=

Mary Oakley kopka,
Edwart kopka.
\ the 1,hn!ct Court of Trinity coun,,,
l. Nlnth judicial ID stlIct oi the S,.,t, ,t
,aiiotnla
ll," people of The State of CaliC,ruin ,o
the al' r"said ltdw 'rd kopkn;
" hEHEAp, he abuv'. named cumpbuart
Wary Oakhy k"pka. hath ird ~ ih. ,nl..
81 me uhd'rS'gnd d tlerk Ol -wHsmsss-
sad her complaint against N df.c,
AMI general hnIur" ni VIII ch is 10 ub,,i,, , ,,..
cree 81 the I q IT aiuf,sa 4, di,nr,iuy II, +,
ir"'' me bo dN of nI"lr nIn,lV helttn',,r,. o,r.
'rat''d"Iih You. ni,g ng cor cau>.. w,ltnl
'eS"'''on ana neglect for the space ol iva
years. WV
You are, tn reforp. r, euir,d ,n on,,,,r ana
answer saId complaint. u, mhws l., vii.
l'h'h ten dals, il served III ne .our,, ,r
Irn'tl; ".tlIIn twenty DAYS il served o.;, ,f
SAD C"un'v, but IN aid Ninth Jude nj Di..
trlct: IN all other caa,r within lo,t, d.,. ~
either ease .1cu.iTr &C the da, ot .,r,,,.,.
OF the conPlinant viii apply 10 III. Cam,
aforesaid l"r ,hc relief demanded.
Nv ilntssJ
Ns. 7. DANcsaFIrLD,
Jude 81 sad Court
u" NV private seal annrxrd there be.
ng no seal oi Office. ~ ,,t pry,d, Il
Don" ~ "fllcr IA Weav,ryIL, tb,. .l,h 1.S
"i June, a. ID. 1893.
II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk
on pelit.o t" The County judge e.. d.
county "i l'"iy. it was "rIrr'd ,,', 'h ,''
n'"" nr',nn. "',r," ,,, be made by ro6n hi III,
'nhl'""hs three euccvsste hIor Il. j., .'o
rrnnJ Times "S !" 'hs
cs.n y J. SEAMAN,
Jons &. BURcu, '''''c' Court.
'' =" hplanani.
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AKA Ceroons fresh ChIe IeNhes,
-1cO o bags tile Beans
Too bbiu Carolina Rice,
lj0l mats y" | Rice,
500 hf bbs Corn Meal,
l0o cs lI,irv Salt. 10 and i5lb bag.
5n0 drums Goldfish,
300 cks Tenneut'S Ale and Porter.
For Sale bv
r Z BREWSTER K co.
Corner Front aud Clay streets,
j'Htf San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
v ~ the Term OF rhe office of Sh.Iiif vi
Tr nitN County % the UNDERSIGNED has tx
pred and the off q. county property. anh all
process aud olh,r parers belonging Ia my
Succ,ssnr having b. rn delivered over Ia him
The und, rsignrd has taken an Office u the
st.conn story of Cuuistock x Martins Correll
Bu Iding, for the purpose Of completing the
unfinished hus'nrss in his hands. including a
barge am"unt "f Foreign Miners Licenses
and Pr"p,ri Taxes
Nh pet,'ns can pay their raxes or obtain
For IGN Miners Icrn>,s bv calling NJ the
new office al the undersigned. or on him or
an, "f hi~ Dcputits. wh" will collect the
s1rue as they have ftg"i ri[M 10 10, not
~'h~iandug the publis ed threat OF my sac
cess0r = prosecute.
And all per onr are hereby notified. that
unless their i.ccns or Taxes rrpunctu lis
paid their properly will be sold for the pay
mrnt of the same
WM. NJ. LOWE,
ire3-'f lex Sheriff
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SIN NILE HOUSE,

~ the Junction Of the Trinity aud Canon
Creek Roads. six Miles from Weaver
fNllE subscribers take His method Of in
. frmng their friends and the public gen
,rallv that they have re- opened the SlX
VILE HOUSE,, ard are now prepared 10
entertain thu tray, ling public in 10 good n
>tyle rs any h"us.. III the country
SULLlV IN x FELTER.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

.c0Q bags Green Rio CnfF,.e
UUU $40 mats Manila Sugar
500 mats ~ thiua Sugar
900 bb'> Crushed aud Powdered Susar
90 hf hhl- Crushe and Pow dered sugar
2nu hhlS Coa;. Sugar
$50 bhls aud hf bbls NOrleans Sugar
- bhs aud h' bbls S Sugar.
For sale hV
RE BREWSTER & co.
i2SH CIR Front am q vs's
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IL X BRk'IT.S7EK ~ 20.


sGS FRANCISCO.
1OO Cases Preston s. Merrill's Yeas,
1UU Powders.
400 rtspn assorted Pie Fruits,
$50 cs Fresh Peaches
30 ca fresh Wh"r,lcb"rries,
l0;l rs Natural Preserves, assorted,
81 rs Preserved Ounces,
100 cs assert 4 Jams and .Icliies,
81 cs Peach Jam and jelly,
go cs Sai,ratns, t ns and paper,
lud cs lio,st Ch,ck-n,
l0A cs Il" Turk.y,
I5n cS l.nhs r. aud Claims,
81 cs X, n.rtI's O> >tcrs,
100 g. Fmki'> Q, >trrs.
100 d L l"op,d /; ckrts,
500 9ros r. W Matches.
3 ncS Gr,.a Teas. | aud TO-
l5u vs Black Teas. sIb pa,
500 cs Mustard. rIas,,
3IU O. ground Pepper,
$40 cs ta.sa AMI Pmcn,o,
lGO c. Nutm"gs,
ljD cK alnut Carsup,
3un cS Tomato CatSup. rints and q's.
300 bx~ Pepper SAUCE,
$50 cs Olive Oh.
lj0 cs Sarduce. hf and a. box,
InoO bxs ll's Soap,
1000 b1s hite Eng soap,
co. cs meal olive soap,
For tar b,
Il. 4 BREWSTER & CO.,
jN2S # ~ Front 81 cor Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

0ln Cases Goodwn'> Smoking tobacco.
OUU $40 cS Malsnn's Smoking 10
IS OK III Sacramento do
3 ce kh phant Il"
35 cs Twtn Bros and "Our JrwI''
T"bacco.
25 cs Fruit aud Apricot Tohac'o.
~ cs CAbannis and antelope do
81 O. Grape and let Her Kip
""hmccn,
~ cs May Flower Tobacco
For Sale bv
K. +. BREWSTER & co
Ger. Front and CLlv strrets,
j,9ad San Francesca.
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l25 CASES or BOT =.
C0LDsTO>E Il bros
sHASTA,
Have just received l2j eases Of as ortei
lIininN mi Dl4Ns R10tA.

Mining 0nd D~&S Bcot~,
which ,he" osr fr sale at a small ad,anc,
.boyr Nrw York costs
We Lav,. also received across the lsihmu-
a brautiul lot OF
Gents Blue m Black Dress Goats,
Blur and Black Dorskm Pants: also, Whit.
yellow and Figured Nar,,il,s Vts',, uade
cxprrssly Tor our R'tal Custom; and those
G ntlemcn dtsirou" Of obtaining an A No. /
Ball or Parry Drss III pioa.e call at
GOLD>TONE & BROS SHASTA.
Adjoining UE. Shsr;Te4t Drug otDre.
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N,,l ICE
FRIEDLANLER G. NATHAN


DEG leave tn lniurm ,hr' ct'2,us of " ca
ID vtrvriir. and Tr nltl county in gen, raj.
tina, they have, this day bought out the ,nilrr
stock oi merchandise OF the we'll know II
firm Cf
p VI. EDER 81 60.
and solicit from The public cohtiiu uance "f
The patronage heretofore extended to their
pred, ce.s'rs.
We shall always keep on hand the largest
aud best sci, clet stock of
GENERAL KERCHA NDTSE,
aud pl, dge ourselves To sell at the Lowest
market Irrlc-, as all our g''ods will b. boueh
tor ca-h only st tn. largest importing h"usrs
IN san trauci~co and the Atlantic States.
Our finn will continue business ~ usual in
san Francisco at ~ ClHy street.
~ Aricl ssh ch ~ have not on hand
here, We are prepared +" take orders t'r
nd hayr urNardth from san FranC'sco with
t-caraph,c dispatch
Wca,crvIlr. Nav % 1855
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GARTER, ROUSE.
MOUTH or CASON CRELrf
GEORGE LAWS PRoPRfrTJR.

THIS new and ommdaou~ House. situa
ted ~ tn. lm"u h Of Canon Creek. aud nu The
direct route tn by Bar. and ais" Ia Canon
Cny. il now open /" the public, aud will be
conGurtcd under the Supervision Of \lr
George Laws.
THE LISARY DEPARTMENT
will be- under thu direct suprriutrndcncr Of
Mrs Laws and the FABLE Will al all times
be provided with the choicest yIand- prncura
bIe IN The market.
Glenn Bed ana Comfortnb'" "oo,ns
viii always b. iurnshrd to tlc okv lrav,I-
Ter. and ma pans viii be- spared t., "a -. con
ntrtcd with The cstahllshunni Ia tender II
very way worthy Of the public palron1g" -
II is ,lr intention OF the Proprietor a. make
the CARTER House everything thai Il
first class Ilotrl shnuld be-. ami he a,sdrcs the
pubir than il shall have no uperl0r IN III IS
section Of the State.
.Iune 9, so.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

All OvER.-The rush femigratiou
to the VESTS entirely past. The change
is striking. Only afew weeks ago eve.
nv steamer was crowled-thres, four,
and five hundred passengers on a single
boat-ull bound to the "Far Vest
1.seems that the older portions Of the
country were to be left to become
wastes. But now the whole stiris over.
Steamers which took four or five hun.
bred people on their last trip to St. Lou
is. will not count fifty now-some not
half that numher-and few ofthese are
emigran,s. The hurrying out was nee
essary, in order to securethe planting
ofcrops for the present season. Those
going now would DO too late to secure
food for mex; winter. and hence the EN-.
igration has ceased for the present
Doubtless, great distress will be .ex.
perienced even now, among the new set.
tiers, owing TO the high price Of food,
&c. The whole means Of many was
exhausted in going out, and should've
crops fail the distress will be terrible.
Pitt,barg DipateA.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

,oo,t searching powcrin weakness and 1ssel!aga
Of Inc digestive organs, they arc witiia' sa's'
certuin aud pleasant. .f
VIRGINIA TEsTIMoNYs
nm. j. NJ. WILSON, , Lexington, Va, February
q 1889 said g am entirely out Of lhe oe''san
RI,iau. They have become all the rage NV
TIE TEE TENTH Iroror, published AZ oodneeE,
Va aid. Jan. 10Th, 1850: mA Great Medicine
We hcye uniformly RETAINED from, IseomTons,-
,nr to theIpublc any Of theiyarcps palen. AVN
ieines Of the day, unless thoroughly eohsshesa
ri their value. Among those we consiact WI NJ.
nv Of notice is tho Gefms,l Btters, inst nieupy
Dr.. Hooaand and prepared BY Dt. Jackson, ~
philadclphia. One instance, IN partielils,t, "
which nc superior virtues Of this medicine nave
been tested has fallen under our ob'sfsaaen.-.
During tho last summer, a tonoi NT,l NJ.
CfabiIl, Of this county was very seiioasis a,Ia
,eted with Liver Complaint, anu al,ef y
Win various remedies, lie purchased a'tel,te o.
Iii Biltcts, and alter usng II was SO irpeil ~
lieyr, olllis dis,I, s,rr galpdy, tba' ~ PIE
I'd another bottle, sflis now resloiea eilHIs's
ei-ihsy arc entirely rrgcmbFe, free from, ilnf
furious ingredients, always strengthen 'ac sss,ii
| iem and never PROSTATE II. & "a, ~,
rorstale Wholesale bs Druggists IN M w
prineita cities, andat retail by apohoeraI anu
siorcleepets inc,ciy townih Tho ull,'ea S's.s'f
sep,enbcr 60, 1854. miremeiiy
Il stF's.'e' = =. :. NNO<S~%~f "
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
C ;iT1NWEITOPEN BlBLE.n

A CENTS WANTEDsto sell a ,Sn 80
A sntiIed apaganism, popery and Gar y IAN
A. ar liz BLESSING OF AN Open BIBLE a.
!. ,Se History d Christianity from ts ame
~. e, Saviour 10 the present day, BY yincen. W.
Mi With view the latest deyeloPemea,s
~ M' RoME,s HOSTILITY 70 the BIBLE, as az
S;hiea N various parts Of the world an aa an
nas of The absurdites the imnaeals.s SSa
rsnt oa and the ioutrous veneraaGn o. .ne ar
s eap Mary, by Rev. Berg, D. d. su'p Se =.
~ srhs s,uit. Church and State,n 81 SS.
The author this work Dr. Berg, " a y, sm
ae To he The most able writer on konansa.
sSc eouatry tho,e who have read ~ a'ss y,
so ,"v Win Archbishop Hughes, will need no a'sa'
sl AGENT. will ndhs the most salesele y oS Ssn,
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NH Sale Of Valuable Land,

nYv Virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 70 me
II as Trustee, by John Jen kins, on the % Gay
Of secure seraln Deus .s e,bs
in name 10 Enoch P. Fitch,-in front OF inc
Cont House Door in Morgahtown,I will, q
title 4th Monday IN June, neTt. Z
proceed to SELL the highos. bidder for cash n
JaSn Jenkins now resides, 1t being the same tract
Of Land said Jenkins purchased Of Doctor Caleb
Dorsey. containing Eleven Acres. Also, AZ that
Tract q Land said jenkins purchased ofEnoch
P. Fitch, known as the John Watts Lot contain,
ing about Three and three.pusths Ae.es W S ~
or less, The title to said Land is thought 70 ~ .,
iadisputsble, but selling as Trustee, vii onl,
convey such Tide as Is vested in me BY said rus
Deed. For more particular deseSpt.o !. . .
said Land, reference given 70 said Trust pee es
which il recorded in the Clerks Once o. IN
Ca aSa Court Of Monongalia county, in Dee
Book No. 20, Page $40. -. !, a r. Z. .
NAV %, 1856. lJ.J.F1TcH, Trustee.