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JOHN sANDERsoN.

Optyatioa ckiruygieale.-U operation
dune grande dificulte d etc executee hissr
sous nos yeux l'h6pital de la rue du Cir
que. Tn negre appartenant 4 NJ. Beatty etait
attsint dun cancer Ia machoire. survenu i
ID suite dune extradition NAL faits Nous
ne savons ii nous de6nissons bien 10 NAL.
uais toujours est-il quei'ablation de tout m
cote dc Pos maxillairs etait devenue neces.
saire. Gette operation etc executee avec
un grand sueees par le DR.. Mercier. don't on
sonna5s rhahilete chirurgicale. lie malade
ayant ete shioroforne, poperatsur pratique
une incision sn dessoas de Ia alevre inferieurs
et promenant le bistouri 10 long de los s'est
arrete une petite distance au dessous de
foreille. Toutes 10 partie malade . etc
promptement enleyes au moyen de Ia scie ct
du coilteau ct les deux hvres de Ia blessure
ont etc ensuite reunies. lie patient par
faisement supporte pop6ration ct Il } tout
lien de croire quM V retablira pronptement.
.C'est, 81 nous ne nous trompons, In seconds
operation de- ee genre que le DR.. Mercier .
pratiques 4 u Nouvelle-O Orleans --AbeiAe.
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est que notre ticket aura. dams notre Paroisse,
une majorite moysnns de 800 voix; ct dams
notre District judiciaire ellie sera de 500 voix.
Tout presags la realisation de ce calcul, ct
Pautre jour un Know Nothing exalte ma vou-
Ia tenir un pari dune bagatelle de $40 qus
pourvu qu'on lui e1hibe en- Noyembrs pro.
chain une majorite anti-K. n de 400 voix.
ow-NoTHlNs1sME.-Nous lemons do source
certaine que vingt-deux designations ont eu lieu
Passemblee Z. n qui eu lieu en- notre willie, Sa-
medi dernier: Neuf de ce nombre ont Fksigne par
pintermediaire de notrs feuille de Samedi. CONNIE
on Sc le rappells. "-s7~'
Les designations sachemnens lentement ct gra-
graduellement vers Ia Chanbre Sourde, mais nous
apprenons qu'un bien plus grand nombre encore sc
preparsnt = Sc setirer la premiere occasion II y
en- aqui Sc soucient peu du mode que Pom doit en-
ployeF pour Sc retrer daures croient deyoir prem.
dre certans heterogeneous envers rOrdre; ct d'au-
tres enn qui desirent retrer sans bruit attendu
quils sont entries peu par aventurs ct sans con.
sulter nj parens, nj amis.
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Dfctdt-Au Grand Coteau, de la fevre iaune, IL
% courant Mr. JonN STIFFELL,A 4 Page denviron
Al ans.
"A la Norvelie- Orleans, lie "a courant, M. ].
B. DE!.LocQ, age de 40 ans.
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On lit dams Ia Rerue de L'Ouest,

LOUISVILLE Les fureurs du Know Moth
ingisnle portent leurs fruits. Nous voyons
par lie Lo~'srille Democrat, que les citoyens
etrangers desertent en- foule cette vile, OH
lis ne peuyent plus attendre que des injus-
tices ct des outrages. Les Irlanrlais ct les
emigrent les uns pour Chicago,
d'autres pour le Canada, dautres enfin pour
le Kansas.
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Evansville Wooden Factory.

The Messrs. Holland, of the Evans
vile preston county, Wooden Factory
are energetic and cnterprising men,
and are driving, as we should suppose,
from having glanced at their establish
ment, brisk and lucrative business
They employ largo steam engine; 4
machines, of the most approved model,
for carding; q machine spinning ITO
threads s feet long while they are be-
ing drawn out, recling the thread on its
return; and two large power looms of
the best constructions. They turn out
very fair specimens of wooden fabrics,
and their carding is beautifully exccut-
cd. Success to their enterprise.
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Kentucky in Line

The Americans of this noble State
are in the field for State campaign.
She will give good account of herself.
Her sturdy rihemen are picking their
1fints, and when, Foreignism shall show
the whites of its eyes, O Temporal, but
then and there will be a defeat. The
Telegraph gives us an mixing of what
it going on there:
"Louisville, July 4.-Thcro was a
great American Ratification meeting
last night, with procession, banners,
music and speeches by Humphrey Mar
shall, President Bartlett, Gen. PiIlikcr,
Prentiss and others. The number pre-
sent is estimated at 10000 and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed"
The same may be said Of all parts of
the State. This is only spark from
the general bonfire of the old parties,
kindled by the great Union party Of
the day!
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Judge Mason, Of Iowa, has resigned
his Office as Commissioner of Patents.
For the american Union.

Mr.. SrEGrRIED Please publish the fol-
lowing precious sentences in your paper. so
that the people generally may see them, |
cut them out of a communication written by
some bldckguard for the B." Morganiown VII.
hfcator," this week. Has i, come TO this,
that our Brass Band cannot go, in compli-
ance with OH invitation and for handsome
fee, and play for procession, without being
blackguafded through this filthy sheet p.
Cannot few of our young men return from
celebration, and quietly 60 to their board.
ing house, without being blackguarded for
il? consider such blackguardisn as is con.
taiued in that communi cation an insult, not
only to the Band, but to the community
Please publish these extracts they need no
comments OF mine.
Morgantown Brass Band, will, their
horns full of spruce beer, making an unsuc.
cessGul attempt to blow on, their own brains
1.-THE Morgantown Brass Band in their
splendid new wagon, drawn by two white
and two sorrel tf6w. bates"
"P. S. I understand that ~ cows follow.
ed the procession into MIR. Hays BOARDING
house. but from some unknown cause sud.
denfN dispersed."
"a not wonder tina. they are increasing
The e1toial force of that deitctdbic sheet!
A CITIZEN.
MosgantowB, July 10, 1855.
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TO THE WORLD.

Having made visit to the Patent Office recent
ly, and finding, by the extension ofthe building,
sufficient room to properly arrange the models of
Improvements, | could take quite satisfactory
view of Models without opening the cases.
spent number of days examining various i'm
provements, with great satisfaction and among
them thoroughly examined all the Horse Power
Hay Rakcs, on two models of which found my
own name, and am happy to state to the world
without fear of successful contradiction, either
by exhibition or otherwise that my Improvement ,
patented IN 1854 is vastly superior to any other
rake Row in use. To test this fact invite or
challenge the world to meet me, the coming hay
harvest, or any succeeding one, at any reasona-
bic, convenient point to Morgantown, Va, where
VIC can have an opportunity Of raking rough md
smooth surface, hills and valleys. Persons see
ing this notice and wishing to have an operation
on their Farm, in any considerable grass Sec
ton, address Inc at Morgantown, Va, and will
try TO be in the neighborhood in season.
The reason why select my rake improvement
and solicit competition, while have a number
OF other patented improvements which are c.
quaIly as perfect in their operation and valuable
IN their use, is because VIC exhibit it while
there is hayto ake,-whcreas, VIC can test O Their
machines at any time.
H Editors are at liberty to extend this invita-
ton as they may feel free to do so, without any
charge. MOSES ID. WELLS Patentcc
Morgantown, July 7, 1855.
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Eotiisiana all Right

Notwithstanding the anti-Amcricans
have been attempting to count Louisi-
ana for the Ironheads,' alongside of
Virginia, she is right side up for 1855,
and better for So! BY telegraph, of
July 2, we learn that the full returns
from the Stnto show that Mcrrick, the
American candidate, is elected Chief
Justice Of Louisiana! What now, will
the Richmond Enquirer say to this re-
suit, after it had begun to sormonizc on
the great moral taught by the defeat of
the Americans in Louisiana?
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Couldn't Send Them,

Our edition Of the " Union" for last
Saturday was entirely exhausted by
Monday noon; for that reason we
could not forward that number to new
subscribers who requested it. This
week we have published an edition to
try our friends on, and we are awaiting
your orders with Il stock on hand
H9y~ Send an the names!
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Original.
For the American Union.
1rourr, AND TRENDS.

Oh! there's power to make each hour,
As sweet as Heaven designed 1T;
Nor need we roam to bring II home,
Though few there be that find it.
We seek to high for things close by,
And lose what Nature found us;
For life has here no charms so dear,
As Home and Friends around us.
We oft destroy the present JOY,
For future hopes,--and praise them;
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet,
Ii we'd but stoop to raise them.
Though things afar still sweetest arc,
When youths bright spell hath bound us;
Yet soon we'rc taught that earth has nought
Like Home and Friends around us.
The friends that speed in time Of need,
When hope's last reed is shaken;
To show us still that, come what will,
We are not quite forsaken.
Though all were night,-if but the Light
From Friendships altar crowned us;
'Twould prove the bliss of earth was this
Our HOME and FRIENDS around us.
ASBY.
MoHoNGALIA, July 10, 1855.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE!
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

I READER, are you husband or n fatherl wife
or mother1 Have you the sincere welfare of
those you love at hearth Prove your sine Gritty,
and lose no time in learning what causes inter
icrc with their health and happiness not less
than your own. twill avoid to you and yours,
as it has to thousands, many a day Of pain and
anxiety followed by sleepess nights, incapacta-
ting the mind for It's ordinary avocaton and OK
hausting those means for medical attendance,
medicines and advertised nostrums, which 9TH
orwisc would provide for declining years, the in
frmities of age and the proper education of
your children.
How often it happens, that the wife fingers
from year to year in that~pitiablo condition
not even for one day to feel the happy and en-
hllarating influence incident to the enjoyment
Of health, arising from ignorance Of the simplest
and plancst rules Of health connected with tho
marriage state, the violation Of which entails
disease, suffering and misery.
" And must this continued Must this be; Is
there no remedy No relief No hope!''
The remedy is by knowing tho causes and a.
voiding them, and knowing the causes and bon
cftting by them.
These are pointed out in
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

preston County, to w.t.
70 ne Clerk the County Court Of said County.
NM r., Andrew Knots, John Poulson L. Will
w Hem Grimes, three freeholders of said
county, do hereby certify that, by virtue of a
warrant to us directed by John Howard, a JUS
ice OF the said county, wo have this day, on
our oaths, viewed and appraised NINE HEAD
OF SiiEEp, taken up by George Brown, Esq. i,
on his land, as Estrays, and assess the value of
the said Estrays at Twelve Dollars. Six of tho
SAID sheep had the same mark, namely, crop Off
the right ear and half crop of tho LETT; five
ewes and ono wethcr, one wethet with under
bit out OF each car, one eve with swallow fork
and cross off right ear, and one owe lamb with
no ear mark. Given under DIR hands this Goth
day OF June, 1855. his
ANDREW y kNoTrs,
...... mark.
JenN PoULsoN,
WILLIAM GRIMES.
copy,-Teste, SMITH CRANE, ..
July ID, 1866. 3-3t Clerk.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
Preston County, to w.t.

Preston County, to w.t.
TO the Clerk cfMe County Court Of said County:
"E, Henry Bolyard, Lewis X. Ford & Mich
w olas &. Shaw, three frocholdcrs Of the
said county, do hereby certify that, by virtue of
warrant to us directed by l.. Jcifery, Justice
of the said county, we have this day view ed
and appraised HORSE, taken up by John
Smith on his land, as an Estray, and assess the
value of the said Estray at Twenty-Five Dol
lars. The said Horse is, VIC suppose, eighteen
years of age; his stature is about 10 hands !;
the color consists in that Of light bay, with
star in the forehead main and tail black;
the right hind leg white above tho hoot, the left
knee over natural size. Givon under our hands
this Gath day Of May, 1860.
NICHOLAS &. X SHAW, .
his mark.
HENRY X BoLYARD,
his mark.
LEWIS K Form.
copy,-Tcstc, SMITH CRANE,
July Ia, 1858. 3-3t Clcrk.
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Agents for tho Onion.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents Tor this paper, and are author
ized TO receive subscriptions, &C., in Preston
county: ......
l.. A. Hagans, at Kingwoodj
VIM, Il. Tut, at Evansville
j. II. Hiatt, Independence
Henry Labosco, Tunnellton
VIM. y. Hagans, Btandonville
John Hermans, Fello%svile
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville;
John BENNETT, NestorvilIe, Barbour co.
DR.. e. Parsons, Gladly Creek, "
VIM. Leet Hamilton, Greensboro, Pa.
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IN CLf1NGERY

John 7. Byrno,) Alta Circuit Court held in and
a., vs. 80. Z Tor Pr9tyon county, on the 2lst
Hiram Pullifm.1 day of March, 1866 =.
BY consent OF parties N this cause tho same
IS referred 70 Master Commissioner, l.. C. Bun
kor, Esl.,to ascertain and report the balance of
the Purchase money due from said. defendant
P1llian,to The Plaintiff, for the land in the Bill
mentioned.
Tho parties to tho above suit are bhieby noti
fed that, on the 9Th day Of July next, in my Of.
fec in kingwood, Virginia, shall proceed TO
make out my report according 90 tho requires
ments Of the above decree. Given under nv
1855. EDWARDS G. nUNKEu 1870
oVi'td Master Commissioner
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WarrteU:

On Thursday evening last, 12rh inst, by
Rev. T. II. Monroe, NATHAN Corr, ESQ, Of
Ciarksburg, Va, 10 Miss Lucy Ann EVANS,
of Morgantown
On the oath glt., in Sprinphll township,
Fayette county, Pa, BY the Rev. J. X. Mel.
horn, MIR. BENJAMIN DEBoLT and Miss SARAH
BEAR, both Of Monongalia county, Va.
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BALTIMORE NARKET-July :,

FLOUR--$9 10 TO $40 90.
Wheat, reds sold at 205a2lo cts. White
2l0a2l5 cts.
Corn, new white, sold at i00alO3 cts, new
yellow at 90.
Oats, Md, and Va, 4Sa50 cts.
Molasses, new crop Orleans, 32a3S cts.
New crop Cuba, 95a26 cts.
Sugar, SO hhds. new crop New Orleans,
sold at S6,00,a700.
Rice, 6la6a cts. for common to prime.
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.Et0c Rum1red Thottsann COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards of
One Hundred Thousand sent by Mail
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALl
attesting the high estimation in which it is held
as reliable popular Medical


as reliable popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
the author having devoted his exclusive attention
to the treatment Of complaints peculiar to fe-
males, in respect TO which he is yearly consulted
by thousands, both in person and by letter.
Hero every woman can discover, by compar-
ing her own symptoms with those described, the
nature, character, causes of, and the proper
remedies for, her complaints.
r. Tho wife about becoming mother, has often
need Of instruction and advice of the utmost inn
portance to her future health, in respect to which
her sensitiveness iorbds consulting a medical
gentleman, will find such instruction and advice
and also explain many symptoms which other
wise would occasion anxiety or alarm, as all the
pecuaritics incident to her situation are dos
cribcd.
How many are suffering from Instructions or
Irregularities peculiar to the female system,
which undermine the health, the effects Of which
they ignorant, and for which their delicncy
forbids seeking medical advico7 Many suffer
from ProiapsiS Weri Calling Of the womb), or
from Jtu1r GibuS (weakncss, debility, &c). Many
are in constant agony for many months preced-
ing confinement. Many have difficult if not dan
gcrous deliveries, and slow and uncertain re =
coveres. Some whose lives are hazarded dur
ing such time, will each find in its pages the
means of prevention, ameloration and relief.
1t is Of course impractcabIe to convey fully
the various subjects treated of, they are of q
nature strictly intended for the married or those
contemplating marriage.
In consequence of tho universal popularity of
the work, as evidenced by its extraordinary sale
various impositions have been attempted as well
on booksellers on the public, by i'm itations of
title page, spurious editions, and surreptitious
infringements of copyright, and other devices
and receptions, it has been found necessary,
there, TO
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
10 buy no book unless the words sc DR.. a. NJ
MAURICEAU, 1870 Liberty street, N. Y" is on
(and the entry in the Clerks Office on the back
or the title page; and buy only of respectable
and honorable dealers, or send by mail, and ad =
dress DR.. a. NJ. Muuriccau.
IL Upon receipt Of ONE DOLLAR, "THE
MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANlON'' is sent (maiied .frceJ to any part
OF the United States, the Canadas and d rltish
Provinces. All letters must be post paid. and
addressed to DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, box 1924,
New-1ork City. Publishing Office, No. 120 Lib
orty street, Ncw-York.
d.. AGENTS IN VIRGINIA.
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Harrisonburg. WIN. Bioakmore and X. G.. Holl-
day, Moundsylo. Wilde Bro. John Fisher &,
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shall, e. ii. Jacob & Smith, Wellsburp. DR.. A.
+. Barnes, Clarksbwg.
March 10, 1900. [6m1
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The whole Press of Philadelphia are out
in favor of Hoohand's German Bittcrs, as they
are prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson. We arc
glad to record the success of this valuable rem
edy for dyspepsia, as we believe it supplies a
desideratum in tho medical world long M edcd.
Tho wretched mitators and countorfeitors have
withdrawn their noStrums from the market, and
the public are spared from the danger OF swal-
lowing poisonous mixtures in lieu of the real
Bitters.-Herdh. See advertisement. 3-2t
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Postage on Newspapers.

In the County where published, FREE.
Out Of the County, and in the State, ID
cents q year for weekly papers.
Out Of the State, aud within the U. States,
26 cents year for weekly papers.
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The Commissions in Europe can hardly e.
DUAL the convulsivc throes and agonics of those
suffering from the slow torture Of Scrofula, VI
GERS and Sores, and all diseases Of the Blood
But a remedy is at hand: Cdrter'S SPcnfSh Mir-
ture is winning Tor itself an envablt reputation
as cure for those foul diseases. It is the most
powerful purifier of the Blood yet known. Take
II in time; don't put it off, l-4t
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TNHB Subscriber gives notice that he has co m
Il mehced running a HACK between Nor
gantown aud Brownsville, as follows:
Will leave Morgantown every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, II 7 O'Clock, A. NJ, via
Lantz's Inn and Carmicha town, arriving It
Brownsville at O'Clock, y. NJ, in time for tho
evening Boat TO Pittsburgh.
WiHlea Brownsville every Tuesday, Thu RS
day and Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and re .
turning by the samd route, arrive stMotgantown
at o'clock, r. NJ. J.F. IRWIN,
July 49, 1879. 3-U Proprietor.
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ma Acres and e7 PO.cs,
.issE - y
va ~ FSHLE OF LAND,
IAR fySYOn County,

s17tFNT to decree Of the Circuit Court
~6f Preston county, pronounced on the Goth
Way OF March, 1859, in the case of Elijah Tarlc.
ton against Elijah Huffman, SC, shall, on the
10TH day Gf Aug~st, ne1t,
Chat being Courtday,) before the front door
Of the Court House Of said County, sell tho Land
conveyed by said Tarcton to Elijah Huffman
ana Nath9h KING, on tho 2Sth day Of July, in
the year 1854, which is the residue of n Tr,r,
conveyed to, said Tarleton by rhon,as Hill, by
deed dated 9Th December, lS4f duly recorded
in SAID Comfy, reference whorcto is herein
made for more patticulat description Of said
Land,) after doductihg from the same some so
acres and some ll2 acres conveyed out Of the
SAID Tract by two separate dood6, which are al
so recorded III sad County, the rcsidde and that
20 be sold being about NJ Acres.
Tho purchaser 10 give bond with good security
at ak, twelve and eighteen months from the tay
OF sale, bearing interest from date and the title
retained for the payment Of the same. ~.
-. -. 49, GUY x. G. ALLEN,
juno ~, ioOo' Commissioner.
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EpEED !:

hfter a shof! illness, Of scarlet fever, al
Cassyile, Monongaia county, on Saturday
the 7th inst, ELMiEA FRANCIS, daughter of
J. X. and Susan Banickman, aged 3 years,
8 months and Is days.
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VIRGINIA TsiassSstnoNy.

Z
IA. !, NJ. WrLsoN, LeSifEtsm,. ya, February
O, 1852, said 60 am cn:;fCpSAiliSeIilic q ttmat
Buffers. They have become asg5Ezsago. No
thing else scis.o .. Ws
Tmr TGNrn LECtoY, published S3Ss;;oodsiock,
Va, said, Jan. 10th, 1850: "N GfcHtMcdi zinc:
We have uniformly RETAINED FROM rcctmrIbnd.
ipg to tho public any Of the various patcpt med
icines Of the day, HnicsS thorough convinced
Of their value. Ain6pf those VIC confider wor-
Wy of notice, is tho German Biitors, invented by
Ur. Io"hnnd, and prepared by DR.. Jackson, IL,
Ihiad"lphio' Ono instance, in particular, ~
which the Superior virtues Of this medicine have
been tested, has fillcn under our observation
During the Inst summer, n son Of Mr.. Abratl
Crnbill, Of th0 county, was very seriously AZ
ccich Ynn Liver Complaint, and after trying IL,
vain garous rem cdics, he purchased a bottle of
The Blitcts, and after using it, was so much RI.
beved OF MS distressing ualndy, that no rrocur-
cd another bottle, and is now restored entirely
TO health. ''
They arc entirely vegetable, fee Gom all ;.,-
Jubous ingredients, always strengthen the t,s.
ten and never PROSTATE il.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in nh tho
principal cities, a6tat retail by apotHocatics 70,
sterrkcepet' ~ every town 10 the United S,si. g.,
''P''"'"' Q, lS7'' rniI&mCsly
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CEEAT CNRE nE SrnnEIIIA


The Editors Of tho Richmond y Republican had
servant employed in their press room cured of
violent ScrofulC. Conbincd with Rheumatism,
which entirely. disabled hin, from work; bot
ties OF C&rtcr'a Spanish Mixture made a perfect
cure of him, and the Editors, in public notice,
say they GO chcertmlly recommend it to all who
gre effected with any disease Of the blood. >,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OLE LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
DURSUANT to the pr DIVISIONS Of decree Of
L the Circuit court of Monongaiia county.
pronounced on the 18th day Of April, in Tho
year 1900, in the case Of John Dusenbcrry and
DINERS against Marshal Clark and others, | shall ,
On tie 23d d0y IF July. nett,
before the Court House door of said comfy.
proceed 10 sell part Of the Tract Of Land de,
Ised by Henry Duscnborry, deceased, to Henry
Dusenhorry and George Duscnhcrry, being about
IA Acres and go Poles,
as laid off by Matthias w. Davis, taken ont OF
the middle or near the middle of the tract so
devised, running into each from the division line
nave the plat made by said Davis, and the Same
VII be exhibited on the day of sale. Terms Of
snio,-crcdt of six, twelve and oightc en- months.
purchaser giving bond with good security, bear.
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