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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
, H. HOPKINS, MuuLL W II. RyAN, 4 ", ArkiNso
HOPKINS, HULL. n CO,
Wholesale Dry GOo..s Merchants,
25o Market Street

BALTIMORE
INVITE tho attention of Merchants, visiting this
1 kct, their large stock OF British French .nd
American DRY GOODS. They have endeevored 10
supply deficiency TINT has ong existed in this market
by keeping larre and elegant stock 1T
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Many of Mich Of elegant quality and design Hav
ing taken ADVANTAGE OF tho dcpressr OF tho market
IN purchasing their goods, rney will be able oiler
great Inducements to uycrs md in order the
CLASS rRApr. they will sell al profits for
cash To nunclual denlc,s. fob dsc3m
Between R1GnN uND and N. YORK
STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
.rfffS Tho L. s. Mnil Stenmship JAMESTOWN
..a.sshnds. comman of Capt LEWIS PAuR,su, lcaves
New York rcguarit. every SATURDAY afternoon at
o'clock, for Richmond She will take my freight
rom CRY Point She laaves ri, hmond regularly
every TUESDAY afternoon n, o'clock. tar New York
Those desiring to -hip by her have lhcir goods
hero NJ ,nlay. Passengers desiring take this ship
here can have State Room secured ~ addressing US
Ivy muil
The RoANt NE, Capt SKINNER, stops nj CITY Point
win re she will lnnd aud receive freight. Both tho
jamestown aud the 10 tnokc ccve aud lind posaen
gers n City Point nnJ Norfolk.
l.uDI.AM & WATSON.
rnnr2 Richmond Vn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

IGE!lCE ICE w now rcRdy 10 fur
n,h Ice in large small quantities. nj all times from
rly in the morning TIL 10 o'clock night. Those
who disposed to favor with their custom cnn
ly getting the best lee lowest market prices
J. II. THOMPSON & cos
np23 d1w1 New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

HNABLES.-pains and Gothic Quartette Tables or
i 'eociables," for sale low at
spl20 dts =. ]. FOLKES'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

CUANOl CONSTANTLY ON HAND
O-We have made arranr ements to keep constantly
on hand genuine Peruvian Guano. We will sell AZ
ANAL advance on cost and for CASH oSLYt
mar9t. SAUNDERS & IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

COUGHS Il COLDS -Rryan's Pulmoni
~ WsEsrs Juiube Drops, A,res Cherry Pecto!s
Wistar Balls W. Cherry, etc, etc. for sale BY -.
dec 5.dAwts X. STABl1Eh q 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

HAIR OILs.-Bary'. Tnsopherous, Lyons
L L kalhairon rhalon's lnygoraoi best Of all the
bar oils, B,nioiinr, for pulling hair, Pommades.
&c. For sulr by InPIl2-fs STABLER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

nj OTTO E.-After this date, cad of March, 1855, !
~ will not be responsible Tor any contracts made b
John Metals as Agent for me, a. be is longer my
Agent. PARKS McFALL6,
mar3l-dAcIm Balcony Falls,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
I Religion in NJ. ewIIOrleeaunlss..5 lIe ms. Y

Notwithstanding slltbat Cws havesaid
from time totims, inpraise ofithe differ
ent bodies Of Protestapts,inlour .city;iwe
have never yet alluded specially to the
smallness of,he corps. They are truly
aSpattan baud, for our city is a Their.
mppyle. "A small body ofheroic spirits
composing aforlorn hope aud represent
ing some four or Eve denominations, oc-
cupy the pass-contepding manfullya:
gainst ths,yast wave ofyice, dissipation
corruption, orror and crime. j J ID ilpll
1.-The world at large, and even the
church in morehighly favoredlreginns,
have no conceptions oflthe mighty tide
which Chrisliansin our city yhave tostem
orsof,he lamentable weakness oofs the
force employed. Andyet, the influence
exerted, already il, barely one-third Of g
a century-for that is about the period
Of the experiment thus far, with the
preaching Of the Doctrines of the
Reformation that there is a pow.
or in the plici,y ofIthe Gospeliwhich
must ultimately tratsfarma the city ol
New Orleans. The work may be slow
ID progress: but truth is mighty, land it
shall prsyail.'-M Y Creole: gF9qnt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
}EoIuIns Wide !: W75I| NJ NN6S4SeS. So:
CONSUMPTION 5''5 .oa e. I !.

~ ~ /, = M Il zs! !. Ua,n. .Jour,,nl
N. N. In ilile, : ea:s ,ae 1ass ~ s,tars Fam
publishes pg lli d the last Of ms sLetters it0'u
Idlowild," Atthe close of his last let
ter. hear how beautifully he, describes
tbs ( oTscts ,of the quiet andipeaeeful
.ne eAss'S ~ -, Wv - -.
destroy esy -C0'ssstDepsty Sesgsft -, . ;.
e"But Consumption, mouffnea e9tnfe f.aa over as as
it's, seems t9 a me geansle ansying =.
the knot OF life instead s,tts.l o. tae x suaoeh
and harsh tearing asundeT i q l1s snreaus ass
BY other disease tenderness % llssh' y sle
destroying angel as 1t y were, Malea ,s,l
greatly sottens Tor some ms lneSgap,e 81, ,.4.,e
errand toals It's aidecay wl!als'le
or no pain, insenslble almostln lts Pro-
gress, delayed, sometimes, year altef y
year, in its more fatal approaches:-
And # is not alone ~ IN lts 8 ln1aulgent
prolongipg and deferrlngs that I'M co9-
sumption is like 9, blessing, ( !, me corqs
which il first loosens are the coaTssr Sss :
ones, most confning tothe thelI mind. Inc
weight of.the material senses ls gTaaa- T. Wl
ally taken from the soul with the llghse
ming Of their food and the lessenlng i, o.
their heirs strength. ss Probably " tlll he owns
himself an mvalld, no man mas ever a
given the wings OF ms ms spirit 1soa room
esough-few, f-any, nave y5 5noagns.t9 ala tst., %
ADJUST the nlnlsterlngs 10 ooay anu sou SOU
50 as to subdue the senses e. .1ner sec
ondary place and play. rtsYls1 lllness e.:
enough Tor tins, and not enough 70 ois,
tress or weaken-With consumption, m
other words, syFf1 as .i[,o, most commonly espe,
riencedIthe n, mlna. becomes conscious ! .s,.a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
Singular Effects Ling.

The Portland Adversis ontains a
long and interesting acsoe a disas.
ter which took place on Ms evening
last: e
A neighbor. happensd . looking
towards, Nj. Uptons house first per:
ceised a:ball Of FIRE, appar' a foot IN
diameter, with trail samt,y ya,ds
inlength, descend III, ,ney. and
Immediately aftera volntf { smoke
hsgansto ascend asi ifthe ID were on
ere. Fastening to the il was
fond a sereek 5ut not on ~ n s.;:..
The family, Of six peraelwsre at
supper and their escape Hbeirliyes
is a miracle. Old Mrs. o. arm is
cut to the bone, above h6ow, and
she is otherwise badly bfa.. Her
granddaughter, Marietta Nlton, six
years old. is SO bruised is as purple
from the hips to theifett, sad q pre-.
carious condition. David Ia sJh, is
badly bruised about the head faces
His child in his arms was q n; alsn
his wife, standing near, aud Off. Up.
ton, likewise ulhurt. q
But the effects ofihs lightk about
the premises arc astonishing SId Mr..
Upton was eating a bowl Of ad and
milk, with one hand upon die u, and
the other holding the SPOON bow
was broken in his hand. and spoon
has not been found, Old MUptou
had a cup of tea in her hand, when
she came to herself she was par rundel
the table, witha piece Of The Gin hel
hand and herselfcoyered withiiyreck
Of the chimney, among whictvas Q
piece Of timber, fiom the frobf the
s feet long, witha fsar o.
iron Of the same length attached !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
Value ofNapaleon's Lie q toallI al Europe. Ea
The Liverpool Times says, sc sa5

II
The narrow escape ofLouis Napoleo
from the hand of death has fixed atten
tion on the loss which Europe and th,
world, and more especially England
would have sustained had the aim 0
the monster been more true-had th,
fatal weapon executed its work Of des
tractipn. France no doubt, would hay,
been instantly ina blaze. Allthe ele
ments ofdisrlption wouldhaye beenc cal
led into Immediate play. The etwc
branches of the Bourbons would dhast
struggled forthe throne. aud the Red Re
publicans would nothaye beeniidle, ant
the supporters of the present dynasty
would have attempted. ofcourse toslif
forthemselves, Anantbreak, INVOLVING
civilwar, must inevitably have folln@ed,
The very worst passions ofthe bellige'
rents would have been evoked. With
itheiheart ofthe empire thus convulsed
the mbswould have become paralysed
.Thelprosecuti the waragainst Rus.
isiawould.haye been neglected-the al
lance with England might have been
severed. The truth is, that the life. of
Louis Napoleon is at present, the most
valuable life in existence-.more depends
'oponit than any other life. This Is less
ang opiniUn than a fact. ln countries
where the succession does mot shake
society TO, ,itstcehtre, where a monarch
may die iand his heir succeed, almost
with the same certainty as that the sun
will rise tomorrow, the event is rather
a personal than natioual-as in the case
of The Emperor Nicholas, who passed
from time TO eternity and left bis policy
behind him without disturbing the sys;
tenn or indeed, any oftlie greatfunction-
aries Of the State. With aruler like
the Emperor Napoleon, who has to
make a iaame--whoss throne Emustlbe
consolidated by his pulley, ,Iandlwhoiis
surrounded on all sidesiby rivals and
pretsndsrs, the case is altogether dilf.-
rent, anditis in this poiut ofyiew-less
on account Of the manIthan because Of
the principles be represeitsTthat the
deliyerance is a matter ofrejoicing 10 all
whotake aniihteresi inths onward march
ofthel human race. The only Power
which, the gcatastrophe, had il occurred,
wonld really have strengthened, Rus
sia-,bs power which lrepresenteib brute
fotce rather than is,ellsc,ual adyancs-F
ment. .Ysa6g9h non
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
America aIerance Union.

g The Ninetseiversary Of the Amer
$ ican Temperaron was held in III,
Broadway TsbN Y, las, week.
To say that lie was crowded dwouid
:ailto give a hi its condi,ion-ev,
+ cry foot Of s!anm was occupied ,ant
The very entraps filled with persons
ihe!R DrJTyIion Of the evening,
presided, assisk number of LESSEE
llshts. Ihe exwere opened with
Prayer oys Rey uires after which
} the following 4 the annual report
was read by Dt tCorresponding Sec.
1 fslsiy; ~ -,
The report eo0l with the inquiry,
s,all g! . nation a!ifgl sbs day Not, ii re:
piled, under the D of an apyi ! na,,,ra, /, 4. Or
selfish principle; OLD a,ii notions, l, Of the
/ ~
esr!h were s'rangbral reform. But,
under the beneyolsspce Of Christian.
Il'y, usoaslns Aa ans cus't renounced, ayar-
ice 1isc ls checked, ased threniauity establish
Ied oy Ia law frls are ossfand nations sud.
denly rise, like ind n ,ha ,ohies,
aspirations aud tte ent Of ,he riches.
blessings, -Four ave moi. 10, elapsed eli, ,asd
since the Slate Of Sm me- n,eanced nc a rev.
,olatloh which shoush drunkenness,
,idlensss, waste. ddmn,,es,h.tiioanl,s iva want,
crime, and make al new. /, was a
reform equally dem in every State ;
and the s movenell. rshs public heart.
and now twelve / Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Vetnbnnpesclicult, New
York, Pennsylvania, II, ohio,Indisna,
Illinois, Michigan, Va, embracing ing
millions of freemen. ollowed in her
wake, bursting the Din which they
were bonnd, ina day repot. details
the instructive and nous process in
each State; the entdresul,s softheI
Law; i,hs eionsrhrownin
h;sthe increass.ii iiment ,o,it of
the people ;,its complredy, 50 far as
il itpresails, for iatempeh dsnumprousI
evils; itstescue Sabbathun!
derian etlcisntimasitl me. at first, ap.,
pslIiag, butt finally fu,isc,ioas the
interest with which itisd byldislant
,ations' 'Sandsthe ,efloreptuited forl,he
Eradication Of. inlemperitha: i may
become the law Of 5ihs ed world-,
The publications, psri, htacls bad a..
,sncies Of the socisly, haen much as
n former years. DonsIicm friends Of
be cause, in the yeat srIstof May,
ave amounted 10 50. 350Stats socis.
les, auxiliary and o,hsrnizalionis, in in
be past year. have, fos leal, rr.erited
be highest commendation .s Journal of
he Union is now in I'D ninth wear! wear 9!
rom i's commence htss7, il has
cen conducted by Dr. k,he Cores.
0nding Secretary. .'s
Speeches were made On csc,asiioh s,lsii by
.ev. Mr.. Coombs, ofphilad ;Mr. Bur.
'igh; /; Hon. G. w. S,sllinl Rev. Dr..
yng. The interest in emperancei
'ovement was eyinced on'tsasion, in a
stermination to cary out aasards,the
fohibitory Law lately piss this Stale
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

Tho handsome sum of $3.50 has
already been realized from ,hs 10 of
pews in the new Presbyterian sllch,
situated on Wood street, PiIlslrgh,
and about forty slips remain lnid.--
Theoriginal cost of,his imposing urch
ediiice was but $4,000 which ao1nt
has already beenirealized frome lsale
ofpews, leaving a asurplosI forHilters
salary andIinoideb al,oxpenses. "
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

IA SING OF. IapnovEMESr.-The nums
her Of public scfools IN Califoruia ipi
creased the past year from 81 to 1GS;
of,eachers, from 81 2l4; Of children
reported, from 10,953 to 90, o,075 |. and
and The expenditure for public.school
purposes by the state fund. taxation. and
private donations, from s54,23l in 1858
L. s272,ssoin. 1854. The average al:
tendence at the schools has increased
from 1920 ins1s53, 10 5,75l in 1884,
Three-four,hs of The children in the
state arc still growing up without in-
struction. tsJ .Js@ Has9iasgh
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
Openings in Spanish America.

lAgentlemanin SoulhAmerica order
ing FIVE dozen Of Little Henry and his
Bearer and twelve dozen Of the Tract
Primer, bothin Spanish, says: "lhoPe
to get them introduced into all the
schools they are now FUSED innearly all
ofthem. The priests do not like them,
as there are no saints mentioned inthem
and no prayers 10 The Virgin Mary. i
matters 20 on in this way, the present
generation will be SO wellinfotmed that
lie priests will lose their power over
iihe minds of tha people. s9ln' fact, con.
fessions to priests are not now allowed
by many husbauds.' ig4o aiii iielsA
% The Meihodists have eigh. Colleges in
the United States, with property amounting
TO s494a62. .sss.s .y5b rel! (
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

AN USANswERADLE RE4sov.-A lit.
tie Irish girl who had learned to read
the Testament, was asked by a priest il
she prayed to the blessed Virgin. On
replying that she did not, he asked the
reason. Pulling outher Testament, she
turned to the account Of Jesus sarrying
alter the visit to the temple, and his
'mother'sanxiety, and said, @IfMa,y did
not know where Jesus was, l am sure
that she could not hear me if | should
pray to her." y VS. 8
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
SPARE THE OLD HOMESTEAD. q

-. o, spare that old homestead,
Nor ruthlcssly part ny = = aal.
~ The ties that have bound It l1as sefl
'si.a!R So long tom heart & s5gq
2s'!'When wandering and weary, i'tL. q
Aud burdencd with care, e3e ataE
al,. Albright spot Of sunshine ifoI
.5lirsSlill beams for, me there, 94 =
Then spare Tue old homestead, ~
.sios IT'S dear to me yet I, n
The home ofmy childhood
ne'er eau forget e.,
q O,sparo the old homestead! y .'''''
Twas there first knew Y y ..
Tho love Of my mother, s'ie p = %
'...3lp Still changclcss and true; eye 'fs
Afather's,a brothers,
G8.'as Aloyed sisters care " ais3
IataO, these arc the memories Lai3IaJ IA
lo7 That beam on me there! pi am'a
! Then spare the old homestead, 7-1 ..si9
IT'S dear to inc yet; 1a'' a.s'es
'4'd5 The home Of my childhood asa oiiH
81 ne'er can forget. 'si's.i'- .
t.72no,sparo the old homestead! -.
tiAsI2 Though moss oyergrown, aai2as
'la.o lis halls al deserted. g ~ g. gl
'l7i'i /, Decaying rlone; . 'ea e5-
Il /. o.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
zPi0iE's'TICA.LI:... ]. /.
mo- Ny. HAT.

iThou'rt hastesihg to decay, my hat!
@ Thy glossis growing din, s2aar e~-
ndpcfsecating rains have soaked
Il The stiffness from thybrim': .3l9
And cruel blows have marked thy crown
With many a b;uisc and break /.
but though Thy nap is broke al last,
Thou art no ",Yide Awake ~
And vaguely, through the mist of years,
Remembrance viewsthe time, s7e3g9
bsvhen, from the hutter's crowded shelves,
s5osiba.e thee in tbyprimo;7 asg9s
Thea round the circle ofmy friends T.a
A look Of wonder stole,
TO view thee onlthis "dolne fthcush,,"
This apalaee Of tho SOUL" t.rs.
But never more shall mortal man yss 3
Thine ebon lustre praise, { lis'espa z
For all things fade, and thou artin 10 %
'5niThe autumn of'thy days;l a9a5Ji %
sgAnd as tsou NOV wilt tsacredbe sEs rs
susiTo daysof wind and storm, ea1 ra
My old umbrella shall eclipse !'iJs is
venerable. tosm.. 8 7z77,y
o,.faithful friend /! when thou shalt cease,
81! To Notwithstanding brain, 4.l
Perhaps more usefully thou'lt 6lln a35a9
"a Some broken window paneiaeI 4 !.
Oh through The street., the lllo'tless boy,
s;;, Thy faded form shall kicki .-.sf a.
But .whstsoc,er ihy fate, i trust -. =. ..
Thou'lt never hold a .brick.n rs. q. !.
e . 'iFse essk ~ e7tl.s1 .iliai'i 'ili1.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

4 AN ALLEGED Reason FOR REJECTING
TEE SECOND ComMANpMENr.-A lead.
ing Catholic paper says, tina, the phrase
laboutlmaking craven images was omit.
ted in the Dsca!ogue in the Catholic
'ea,echism, Gin erdsr MOTTO fatigue orc.
GerbMaeultse ofchildrenlv
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

3 Hove PsizED. An eminen, lawyer
al the West, in declining an urgsn. re-
guest TO permit himself tobe q candidate
kur,hs United States Senate. said. "My
iabits are retired aud domestic. and al!
10y sources ofhsppinsss are q. homs."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
THE EMoNoNaAllA MIRROR

10 published every Saturday morning, atthe
Office on Front street, next door to n. Madera's
old Post Office stand, atthe following terms:
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ID-Yo papstlwill be discontinued untiliall
2srreatages arc paiduP, except a. the option OF
No subscription .,ken for /. shorter period
than six months. d sg!. ID 5H.( 30 s}. sa
TERMS o,,ApyERrnIxo:
For s.s9 sS9sfi sasltisSsl %s'aI oss
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aa do. do. si-yss1' @Sa,1' .,iaqa. sagls.oS 100
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

MoeAyfAN Missions. Since 1888
the Moravian church has not allowed the
missiona,y spirit to abate. They have
nav nj 60 mission stations in 13lifsrenl
countries, with which 297 missionaries
are ar connected; !, ;7o,612 heather have been
brought under religious instruction, aud
many Of them hopefully conyerted.-=
rh. expenditures for the last year we're
lbe 5000 thalers. a large number ofthe
s,sions defraying their own expences.
eiiisr by the laturs otthe missionaries
or " the contributions Of tho new
chure'es. f tif il8g5l9
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

srs.M1sa AROUND THE GL,sr.-The
United States steam friga,e Ssauehau,
ma recently arrived at Philadelphia
having, since June, 1851, ,circdp,avyiga
ted the globe, being the first steap ,ha
has pslformed this feat. ln yisitbz th,
various places IL her cruise sly sha.
steamed more thanso.ooo miles.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

q Coon ApyicE.-Ee late Joseph John
Gurney, in 9 letter ,ehis sons at school,
wrote, BE wholepsn in every thing.
AT Lain, be awhols ran to Latin; al
geometry or history, b.a whole man to
geometry or history at Nay, be a whole
man to play; at washing and dressing,
be whalemau to washifigand dressing
above all, at meeting, bs 4 whple man
10 worship" N't7
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

A BEAurIfuL, ExpaEssloH. PLAIN
and unsschooled man, who had receiyhd'
his education principally beneath the .,
pen sky. in the field and the forest. aud
who had welded an axe more than the
pen, whils speaking Of children. remark
ed with true and beautiful simplicity,
"71e lille ckips areaasafst tseaearsp
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

Taos cousrEnAcTlNe ERRoa.-A
Mormon in Londoa WIN was recently
made sepfble Of his error by the tracts
ofthe Relyious Tract Society against
Mormouisn, has beeu the means. Of in.
ducing morehan one hundred Mormons
to renoance vat creed, and they have
been obliged % give up two of.heir
places Of meesug. Great efforts are
making in Engla1d to counteract the in-
ilusnces ofthoss Who are spreading this
delusion. ,A w
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

.Pure, Ohio Cstawba Brandy is ~
manaiacturedin Cincinnati. One tiY
has produced oyer 5000 gsllous oftl
article within the past year. i.s !.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02

JENNY LISb.-This estimable lady,
being about,o revisit England in aproi
fessional capacity. has resnlyed. from
religious scflples, that she'will take no
part in opera,ic or theatrical perform
ances, anithat all her future exhibitions
shall partake more or less of the char
acter Of sacred music. She is now the
mother oftwo children. lq6t I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUsHTON CLARK & co. S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL
For C0uSnuaNklOn. ScrOEaLR. &c

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER Oil,
For Consumption, Scr0}ata, &c.
'ENHE late firm OF RUSHTON, CLARK
4 & co. being dissolved by the death Of W L..
RUSHTON, (the only Rushton ever connected with
the frm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by lIEGEMAtI, CLARK
l. CO, surviving partners and sole succe5sors. 1t
Mr.. Clark who went to New foundiand to su-
perintend its manufacture, and Ae 10 the only Drug.
gist who went rom tie Uaited States for that
purpose; and as he will continue biz supervision of
that branch of business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine AS IN Iis use depends
upon its pnrity, be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK & co is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the OIL of other makers, without sue
cess, have been restored to Health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular. in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO. tor many persons have Initiated
style Of bottle and label, for the purpose of
palmins OF inferior article and since Mr.. Rush
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which is not IN any way connected with
Rusht on, CLARK i Co, the only representatives. of
that frnl being HEGEMAT, CLARK I co.
The genuine Oil OF Hegenan, Clark Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
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