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The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

NNNSV$NHS9TMSMNLI Oustomah Lodge No
10, Instituted Nov
4th. 1853, meets every TUESDAY EVENING, at the
Masonic Hall, Broad street.
tend. Alb. SWAN. n c.
J. c. DuFrIE, Sec'y. Feb. 2tth 1854 44-tf
Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to at
NO WONDER HE WAS THANKFUL Read
and Judge for yourselves Haviug
experienced the beneficial effects OF DR.. Mel Lane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, take great pleasure in
recommen nding them to the public. / feel warranted
il. saying, that they certain Cure for Liver
complaints and Biliors diseases, no matter how diff
cult or long. .stadding. myself sffiicted wig
this dreadful disease for two years. and oh! how
thankful that head of these Pills. | pur-
chased of one of your agents three boxes, and be-
fore had finished the third box was completely
cured. l verify believe, but for DR.. McLane's
Liver Pills, should now have been in my grave
but as it is, I now enjoying the best of health
and stand living witness of the efficiency of DR..
McLane's Liver Pills. Besides recovering my
health, consider that have saved in pocket some
two or three hundred dollars physicians fees.
/ This testimony l give you with the greatest
pleasure, and hope it may do something towards
making these invaluable Pills known to all who are
suffering with liver complaint
Wld. HISS, Traveller in Western New York
P. S. Dr.. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills, also
his great American Vermifuge Worm Destroyer
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in
California
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and
take none but DR.. McLane's Liver Pills. There
are other P lis, purporting TO lie Live. Pills, now
before the public.
DR. w. G. ALBAN, Broad street, Nevada.
| 1t Park Il White, Wholesale Agents, and
dealers in Family Medicines, Washington street,
between Sansonie and Battery San Francisco
August L. 1s@5-tf
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1B}mmm{tw 1fnamd

No IL Sansome st. near the Rassette House
DATIESTs aborng under diseases of the Eve the Ear
I and those afflicted with all varieties of deformes
resortiRg TO this Institution will find at once Home
where timers well others can be accommodated with
Board and Comfortable Roos plain costly style
cordirg to their taste.
Hr. COQPER has visited all the important Hospitals OF
Euro;e or tht purpose Of extending his knowledge
Medicine and Surgery and will give the nrmary his I'M
mediate supervision.
n B-Ah Surgical operations free patients ho pre
sent themselves al the Clinic on Wednecays and Satur
day'S.
Fur Particulars Apply ~
Dir L. :. COOPER, At the Infrmary.
September I, lS55-3m
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su~-er.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of
- Nevada-S S:--Justice's Court, Before A. c. NILES
Justice of the Peace
The People of ts State o. California to E. POTTER
you are hereby summoned to appear before me,
once N sad Township, on saturday the 29th day Of
september, \. d. 1855 AT O'Clock A. NJ. to answer tha
complaint JNO. BI4ATTAU and c. CRAFT who demand
ofyou the sum Of Sl5s G5 on account for Goods sold
ment will be rendered against you the Sl6s 05
damages, and costs of suit
Given under my hand this Both dav of August 4 ID
1855. A. c. NILES Jas,ice of The pesc.
Il true topy--Attest RrGc Constable
1t Itappearing by Affidavit in the above cause that
good OF action exists and that ndant cannot
after due diligence be found within the state it is ordered
that service OF Summons be had BY publication in tho
NEVADA JoURNl four weeks A. c NIIES
August 3l-4w@
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Dissolution Notice.

TUE LAW PAKINERsHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name and syle NJ TlVEr,
stAKIs is this day dissolved by mutual consent An
business entrusted TO the late firm will hercrfte he
acted by {. A. TWEED, at his Office in Davis Rrt p:Is
ing Broad street All persons indebted to tho )at an
VIII please make prompt pay ment either oc the nrJ
signed. MI rs 81, ipI" ~ "N-Vi
-Nevloa, sept. '-3T {. A. TWEED
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DR.. l. J. CzAPKAY-Wc desire to direct at
tention to the advertisement of Dr. l. j. Gap
kay, to be found in another part of this paper
The DIR. is a graduate of the University of
Pesth Hungary, and possesses such quaitica-
tions as gentleman and physician, as ct once
make him an ornament to society and friend
to the infrm Apart from the testimonials Of
character aud capacity which he brings, his
success since his advent among US, is undoubt-
ed evidence ofhs skill as we hope it is fore.
runer Of the SUPPRESSION of empiricism, which
has vaunted its success in proportion to the
number it has de!uded' The Dr. has references
of his standing and ability from gentlemen of
qnquestioncd character, both in the Atlantic
States and California. Ills participation in
the Hungarian revolution is testimonial sul1i'
cient from that far off land, to satisfy every re-
publican in feeling We therefore chcerfully
commend him to the pubic as man honora-
bic and capable. The Dr.'s offices are Nos. 3
and Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
y claims against the of JOHN WINGEr decd
are required 10 exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers 10 the undersigned Administrator Of The said
John Winget, my Office in Nevada within ten months
sfer the date of this notice. otherwise their caims will
be forever barred.
Angust 3l--In A. o. EEI.T. Pnnlic Adnninistr,tnr
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
Claims against the estate of ADRIAN A, CARLf,
deceased, requested exhibit the with The
necessary vouchers to the undersigned Administrator of
the said Adrian Care, at my oce in Nevada, within
len months after the date OF this notice. otherwise tholr
claims will be forever barred.
August gl-lm a. o. FELT. PMblic Administralnr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n! Office Is HEREBY GlVEN thai all persous having
~ ciaI against the estate OF THOMAS HICkLAN,
deceased requested TO exhibit the with the
cessay vouchers he undersigned Administrator OF tho
said Thomas Hicklan, nj my Office in Nevada within
months after the date Of this notice, otherwise their
claims will be forever barred.
August 3i-lm A. o. FELT, Public Administrator.
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DIR. PAREIRAS
GREAT ITALIAN RFMFDV !

u, ihE 9 SERIAIS AND SPEEDY CURE Of DISEASES OFA
FiIfATENATCliE No NATTER How LONG STAMPING
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECT TO THE SYSTEM
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET
Ii AeCer has Fdaed-H cannot Fail tt Curei
IT MS Invaluable Specific first introduced into Pisa some
ytg years since, soon became weI known as a car
tdIi cure that in every city not onl on the Con
en m PUT In Great Britain, the demand for it great
50 GSt9ah@tnJ that in less than year from
ls introduction had sppdated all other remedies The
hedlcl Faculty of the principal cities of Europe were
compelled 10 acknowledge its wonderful mastery
ease Proprieor of other Medicine Jealous of its swav
vanly endee to stay its onward pragress Like grass
before the mower their fell the ground and like
IRE the prares sweeping all before it, it, onward march
became Triumphant 1t stood forth upon its merits;
Discerning public tried and convinced of its mag
is rres The massive furtune acquired by Dr. Pareira
from the sale OF il during the years he prepared
alone bore witness to its miraculous merits At the de-
ho has lately introduced the remedy into the United
states The number of it has already made are
testimony to its efficacy.
Ill lrho use 1t, 1t ,riH CURE,
Nn safety speed certainty other medicine has
Resort to No QuqcE Nostr,ene.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past fft- years
sud was never known to fail -
This great warranted Remedy is purely Vege.
table
ExwARE or corsrxRrrl-s
The extensive sale of this wonderful medicine has
caused some person persons to palm upon the unsus
pecting spurious compound closely resembling the Orig
ina Be particular to buy none without the written So
bottle All others counterfeit and heir compounders
will be punished with the utmost Tigor of the Law
Price Three Dollars per bottle For sale by Babcock
sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
TO whom all orders must be addressed liberal dscoun
made to Wholesale dealers.
d. BABC0CK, Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis street, San Francisco.
List ofAgents throughout the state.
Ut, J. LARK Nevada
biIE e0fflN X CO., Druggists, Marysville.
D. %, n SISKhNEATiIER, City Drug Store, Ltockton
pr>t1 n c451 SHeN NEE & &Ieulumne Drug Store, Sonora
9S1T Pm sTtI @ ALlEIF Shasta Drug Store Shasta.
iSTS ~ Pacervle Drug Store, Placerville
Dr. R VI. CARR, Downieville
Or. ". II. GATIIFF YreEa
Dr. y. 3. WINAfDN, Los Angeles
NiAlkN NURSE. San DIEGO
GEO. L. STORY Portland, 5. 7
San Francisco, Aug. 25-3m
MN -z-1a -,
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The present Board ha We drawn orders the Treasu

The above has been applied to the extinguishmeIt
of the indebtedness of the town, and will be that
the present debt but o g. Add to this the Treasur
per cenage and the debt is S92 25 The Board nher-
tied large debt their predecessors which has cramp-
ed their movements But this has been paid off, owing
the improved revenue provided by statute.
the intention of the Board TO apply the of
the its material improvement. The cuvet
Pine street. and the grading of that street is in
dance with that design and they feel able to
extend their operations without leaving debt to their
successors they will cheernly do It is unnecessary
that rigid economy has been observed in every de-
partInent. Sc HUSSEY. Prest.
A A SARGEST Clerk.
Nevada, Sept 7th, 1855
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FOR SALE,
The Back Bone HONse.

Situated on thu Ridge between the Middle and %outt,
Fubas, about iteen miles from Nevada The properly
consists OF House, containing five rooms Barns
Corral never failing Spring OF water sKd 16o ncres of
and about three well fenced The above HOnse is
the best stand the RIDGE and is rented Mt eighty
dollars per month. The above property will be Id low
and the terms made easy Possession be given at
short notice For further particulars enquire of w c.
Carter on the premises Of R F. McConn. evl lda or
sept 2S-lm- w. B VAN DYKE. Sac. Citv.
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Dissolution Notice,

rVNIE CO-PARTN ERsHIP heretofore existing be,woo,,
i PIN MER IL ER in the City Bakery, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent ~
Nevada, August u, 1885 PLUMER 4 uYrR
The business he ealcr viii he conducted by tho nm
,ersigued. W. H. PiUMER
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"a OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons hnvinG
1S claims against the estate of JOHN GUNDERSUN,
deceased. are requested 10 exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers to the Undersigned administrator
INC said John Gunderson, at my Office Nevada within
zen months after date of this notice; otherwise THEN
claims vi i'll be forever barred.
Annust Slim A. o. FELT. Public Administrator
A DMINIsTR AToR'S NoTICE-Notce is hereby given
- TO the creditors and all persons having claims
against the estate of GILES W. BALDWIN. deceased,
late of French Corral Nevada county, exhibit and pre-.
sent the same, with the necessary vouchers, the
dersigned within months from this date, they will
be forever barred, Z. .DAGGETT, Administrators,
August 2S. lS55-4w
~ ISSOLUTI0N NOTICE-1he partnership existing
- between DREYFUSS & NUTE,lt in the United Stnios
Bakery, dissolved The of August by mutual
consent.
The business will be continued at the same place by
Mr.. W. DIsEYFUSS, who solicis q continuance OF the
the patronage of the old firm.
Nevada August 3l--3w
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MANY, AMERICANS,
!, :. y; of Mlllo'alongazia County
May. 10, 1856. "a. ..a "a
Foriihe Monongalia Mirror.

MEssRs. EblroRs:-In looking over The
MOrgahtown Telegraph ofThursday morning
| read communication over the signature Of
g Doclor,piin which thswriler said i,was
the wish Of a number Of voters Of this coun
ty'to have the votes Of the people published.
! would be proud to have my name o, the
head Of that list, as a voter for the American
Party. Fhave been voterinthe DEMOCRAT.
&c party frpm the first vote / gave, which
was jackson forthe Presidency. ivoted
for-him both Of his terms, for Van Burpufor
two terms. and also for James x. Polk. Gen
cass aud Gen. Pierce. In county Offices !
always selected, as | Thought, the best men
Messrs. Editors; does (" Doctor expect 10
inlimida,e the free voters Of this county from
voting their sentiments, in this free and hap.
.py land7 Now you see which is the party
,ha, wishes 10 prescribe for opinion's sake.
/ wish it understood Messrs. Editors, that
no threats will ever deter me from voting
Let every freeman, let every Democrat,
show his Independence. ] sci at defiance
any dasturdly thrent, whether made openly
or secretly; | will be afree man in q free
land. WILLIAM DURBIN,
~ .And many others Of The same stamp.
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Election I Notice.

IA N will be held the severalpla-
.A ces of voting in the county, Of Monongalia,
on the Fourth Thursday III May, 1866, for
the purpose Of choosing a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and Attorney General fthe Common
wealth of Virginia; representative in the 34th
Congress OF the United States, a Senator for the
49th District Of this State, and two persons TO
represent the said county Of Monongaila 10 the
General Assembly of Virginia in disttetNo. 9,
to choose asJnstice ofthe Peace in room Of Enos
Tenant, resigned; in district No. 8, to choose
aconstable in room Of Samuel Webb, resigned,
under the superintendence ofthe following Com
missioners and conducting oiIicen:- 3
DISTRICT NO 1.
AZ John Jones:s.--Isaac Powell, John Jones,
Henry Watson, Moses Steel and Nathaniel Reed,
Commissioners. Officer, Samuel Hardin.
AT Rirsdrd 0sborns's,-Cap Holland, Rich
ard Osborne, James Watson, Joseph Smith and
jacob cRrtfight, Commissioners. Officer, VIII
liam Wilson. i. b. {, u,
DISTRICT NO. 9.
Atihe Court Hoase.-John Watts, Esq, Milton
~. Wiley, George $, Ray, Enoch p. Fitch and
Ralph l.. Berkshire, Commissioners. Officer,
Geo. w. Fairfax.
dtGWsmaas.-Dayisp Weaver, Samuel Tibbi
Samuel Beall, Henry X ennedy and Michael Muse,
Commissioners. Officer, Edwin Clear.
DISTRICT NOS
Al Enoeh Ross's -Jacob Miller, Bansloit John,
Ezekiel Shay, William John and Charles Burgess,
Commissioners. Officer, James Hare.
Al anthony Leftus's.-John Rude, Anthony
Lotus, William Warman, John bowers and Seth
Stafford, Commissioners. Officer, John BY.
r ., ~ DISTRICT NO. A.. % 5s
at Cassriilt.-Purnel Simpson, John Lemley,
George Alexander, James Way and Thomas Lax
cell, ST., Commissioners. Officer, Reuben Finnel.
AT Cushmaais.-Mntbiaspy. DAVIS, Isaac Dean,
Michael White, Wesley Courtney and. Daniel
Duscnberry, Commissioners. Officer, VIM. w.
Lazzell. 10. Is ! L,1Iii ssga y q lil sfa
DISTRICT No. IS. ssi Y
NJ laurel Point.-Alfrcd c. Barker, Milton
Stewart, John N. Waters, William Fear and Jas.
Robinson Commissioners. Officer, John Brand.
AT coz,s-philip Low, William W. Price, Le-
vi ]. Straight, Elisha Snider and Thaddeus W..
Arnctt, Commissioners. Officer, William Fisher.
DISTRICT NO 6. 81 81
AtMoorspiile. -Emanue Bel, Andrew Brown,
jacob A. Tenant, William Price and Lancaster
Minor, Commissioners. Officer, Eli Morris. 81
At Asa Teanant's.- Richard b. Tenant, Jo-
seph Warner, Sr., Levi Taught, Nimrod Tenant
and James Eddy, Commissioners. Officer, Asa
DISTRICT NO. a. ,s.'.s n Il.
At Warrsn.-samuel Hinegardncr, Justice
Gerard, Hubartis Rice, James Wise and Evan
Taught, COMMISSIONER. Officer, John $. Lem.
ley. is7ii'st r. ls5g5 y, rs. ! ll.i'
a, a., Darrah,s.-Adam B. Tenant, JOHN
shriyer, Alexander Eddy, Joseph Darrah and
John Anderson, Commissioners. Officer, Euge.
MUS HarLer. JOHN II; Fl EMING, h
Sheriff Of Monongalia county.
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6e4 ACRES OF LAND
en- 5d FOR SALE

TIME undersigned has a valuable Tract
IL ofaLand he wishes 10 sell, situated on
the tnidd.efofk pitthe upper three forks of
Big Sandy creek of Els River, Kaliawba
cnunty, Va, containing 6s4 ecres, with be,
tween 20 and 80 acres improved. The soil
is fertile, producing exubeIant crops Of both
gain and grass, with an extensive range fos
stock around ii. It's well I~s,eress - = yigsA
two aood springs, and GREY pass b 10
III. Theihlls abound with roal o. Alest
quality, and the climate is salubfious. The
Terms Of sale will be made known to indi.
yiduals wishing purchase, after they have
seen il; bu, We assure all snch that This land
is cheaper than any othetin Western Viz.
GINA, ena the lille good The land will be
shown 10 any one Who may wish To seeiii
and sll Unnecessary acknowledgement byS. D.
WRlG HI, resulting thereon For further
information address the subscriber, at New
California, jackson county. Va.
october II. 4 JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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From. he Morgaatoun Ttltsrapk.
THE COUNTY RECORD.

Messrs. Editors: At the request Of
many voters of this county, / now take
the liberty of suggesting through the
medium Of your paper t6epropriety Of
publishing q true and faithful list Of
allthe votes cast at our coming cleo
ton, placing under their appropriate
heads the names of allipersons voting
with and against the Know Nothings,
and'byst this means to perpetuate q sim
pie and correct record ofthe votes and
sentiments Of these two parties. This
record can be fled away in the private
archives Of every family, and thus fur
nish a faithful standard by which our
children, and generations yet unborn,
will be enabled correctly to ascertain
the political sentiments and patriotism
oftheir antecedents. Ifaparty choose
to act in secrecy and midnight dark.
ness previous to the election, so be it,
but we are determined toexpose them
inSall their ugliness afterwards. Oh
this they cannot justly complain
Democrats will not complain Of having
their names andvotes exposed, and we
are sure Know Nothings should not, in
case their motives are pure and patri-
otto. Let there be no skulking here.
We now hear ofeblue-light federalists,
black. cockadc men, and alien and sedi.
ton !, ,s :. men. names that are now re.
membered but to be cursed-all nov
refuse to ayow these principles or an
anteceura i who advocated them, andin
this doubtful s.ats these old party priin,
ciples rest, and thereby many innocent
have been made to suffer through i'm,
proper suspicious, while many guilty
have escaped unpunisihcd-this should
not be SO, this need not be so--then let
us perpetuatc the testimony now. The
Virginia election Of May, 1855, will
long be remembered in the Old olnin-
ion, and indeed in the Union.
Messrs. Editors We have thought
proper to make this suggestion nou
that all may see it before the election
day, and be hereby notified of the re-
suit. That recordwill speak stubborn
things, and will not DO cxpunged, We
would be pleased to hear from the edi-
tors on this matter DOCTOR.
Stewards Run, Monongalia Co., Va,
May ], 1855 .7sS5f.Ssss
CT isinot customary to publish the
votes, but il the people desire it VIC
will Of course not throw obstacles in
the way--the will of tho people willb
done. Editor Telegraph, /, i'' .i.. g :.
s@ The above article is copied from
the Telegraph by request of a mum
Der Of our citizens, iitown and country,
that all may see it,--E9e. Mirror.
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III CARD.

Messrs, Editors-I und erstand are
port is in circulation, in5some parts of
the, county, that l have declined being
candidate at the coming election fora
seat in the next House Of Delegates:
4 take this method saying that the
report is wholly without foundation. l
am and shall remain candidate until
disposedof by the voters on the fourth
Thursday Of this mouth. 2 .g., /.
San 5I.sli LEE ROY KRAMER.
Morgantown, May I, 1866. i &
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HOUSE OF DEL EGATEs.

ME,sss, EDlroRs-You will please an
,nonace Col. LIE ROY KRAMER, as a can
.didate fol seal in the next House o: Dele
ii. Iaaspsaden. Voter, Of Monongalia.
April IA, 1855. fq,s,
Mrssas. EplroRs,-You will please an.
,nounce ELIAS FINNELI.. ESQ.,, a. a-candi-
date for seatin the next House oil Delegates
and oblige the
April Ia 1855, :, !, Isl 400 - sl..i.i
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.oBIT.UlARlY.

u
Mrs. ELIZABETH BROOKE, cansort Of
iEdwurd G Blooke, formerly a resident Of
BlogsntoWn, departed thisliie atihs city q
81. Louis, on thr l9lhsulI Mis-, D. was a
daughterdif MI C. WOolyerloll, also former
,ly q citizenlof Morgautown. 3qfa9s q
Z. She had been consistent member Of the
Methodist 3. Church for some years before
her decease, and during her illness was sus.
iaind by aheroic Christian iortitudp. un,
moved by the pains she was called OH to e.l-
dure, and which terminated bul with her
life. Although she knew from the chatac-
ter Of the disease which wssrapidly sspping
the foundation Of life; that she would worry
som be calls,l Oh 10 bid adleu TO her atfrc-
ilionaie husband aud her iulart sun, size was
npioply resigned ,o,ihe affective dispense.
ton oil Providence. but became completely
engrossed in contemplating her reward, and
exulted, lin full view Of her glorious. celestial
home.
To unrenewed nature disease hath its
woes; The death bed lis terrors; and The
grave ils3eloomj yet such was not the case
with Mrs. b., for she was a Christian e ~
/" Jesus can make a dying bed
Feel soltas downt pillows are; 81
While on his breast sheleaned her head
( And;brealhed herlile Out sweetlyithere
''7 M
Pillsburs Christian Advocate please copy
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Firelin Elizabeth

The virginia Hotel, owned and kept
by Mr. R. g. Dovener. at Elizabeth.
Writ county. Va, was consumed by
fire on Tuesday evening last. BY The
active exertiohs ofan immence ihrone
ofspectalors, it being Court time. most
ofthe furniture was saved. The loss is
estimated at six or seyenihundred dol.
lars without insurance. Park. Ners.
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NJ WAR, piih all 1t, horrors, /" snot so 70.
rentless an enemy to our race aslthose fell dis.
cases, Setofnia, syphilis, Rheumatism, tie i'm.
prudent use Of Mercury, and other affections a.
rising from "a tainted and impure state of the
Blood. CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE is the only
remedy which will drive these iasidious diseases
from the system. Many have been restored TO
health, who, but for It's timely aid, would have
sunk in despair. Do not delay, but try IL in time.
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MrssRs. Errors: Having been frequently
interrossted. whether lwould be a candidate
for a seat ia the next Senate Of Virginia OF
not, | have taken this method of informing
the people Of this District il they see fl to
elect me I will serve them TO the best Of my
abilities. sa.i 4 .9.'t
p.S. Ihave had no new revelations since
last before you. A. WADE,
March Is, 1855. Ia L .rtsr IN.
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{ BRILLIANT CONCERT!
OF INSTRUMENTAL MUsIGi!
Al Court House Ilall, liorgaatown, Va,

Al U0urt House nan, morgdhloWni tdp
On the evenings Of The 24th and 25th Of May next,
On the evenings OF the Concert 100 splendid
Gins will be placed in che hands Of those pres.
emit, to be distributed by them TO the ticket hold
ers TO the exhibition, In whatever manner they
may see proper. 80. s.i
'fRor list of Gins see tIsndbills. t.ts,
fJ- Tickets. ST.. Gent. and Lady two admis-
sions 10 the EIhibition-or ticket holder twice.
Drpepon, RENTING on E DOLLAR bymail,
to the undersigned, will have ticket scntthcm
by return mail. ~ sIlsl D. 5. GREER, I
Morgantown, Va, April IA, 1855. 80 j.i5s :