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Gold Mines.
LEAvESMosTH - CITY sASNors ASn rSKEs PEAK


" above Company been orgSpized ample capital
We copp.ct WITH es,tern hoes 81 s. Louis mo- sad Al aveu-
,oro CIV T. Our he's leave Lesyen worth City
che 10Th dsy Of April We P'spose aAns two daily pS.so
ha, I'M sSaitsn % tcss that may be required FOR Express
Goods Thousb tickets passing line be ha .. o,
Ire paaepal Rairosd ticket otcoi 10 the Esst aud NORTH
To sh,sn nfeepce o. those holding tickets vii Be
required 70 res er al CoTPsuys oce In LeaVeawoh,
tslins preference according 10 sueh Register.
but fes every oonaSsnee tia. tie trip from Leaven~oh
a. our Bexo IN tb- mines Of Denver CITY OF ~ vicinity VIII
be made .rsds Of twelve days aad sts 'e wen
fi.heS Lop- make me trp inside Of ten osys , 8,
J 4. sINPsOS Noe. ard Nasssnst Oontinent, ssok
Building (Ecom No 81 New York, 10 Our Ssns'- As,, !.
torfed % sranse for the sale Of tickets snd ss of
(Soods (Ssnedl, " N hNSSA-SNi 49,
L~sven~ores City X. Z, Feb g, lS5s
Copper ssscr.-PROPOsALS are iuvted ey p'its ~no
has IOPPER LOCATION. sne loeta Cs.,ss' loI Noa
psby opeTste tor same, within leV nhe o. tn'
con who s1pply moderate lAnoun; OF cspla W.
ebsDse far sAtstsc,ory sTssSeneut Aesiee vi IN
COMPANY. Tribune Office 400 TeN penie Sna az ~ P
al hich couh b. furnished. CoAfpnnicailohs oonhsep1
ReSLawny Carrsage.-RoR SALE an sxeslsn. CAK-
RIA0E Of this pattern Ksse 20 order ~ oA' oL
epa bte Dsed. ln3use .. M JSssf~on oA'I pe~o'
. sss NA
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fine Arts.

N NJ T. Y s 3 u G + q.
WAS HINGTOS
REVOLUTIONARY CAMPAIGNS.
PANE by John A'Sevin, esq.
We permitted 20 u,s In rn,on II tne hsh excellence
Of thes. Pictures Of CO., A-x'r H.nitou NBor
Chase. Oste Chief EnTbeer u s. Arny) Dr. J. w. Francis
and ether .miner citizens.
URDAY AETEASOOSS st ?. NJ, At Hope Chapel No I'D
BTosdgsy.
Aem,tsnce 25 cents; Children, under years Is eeDs
4 RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS sre
"A respectfully iufirmed that the subscriser Is sell
tie best pssh CanvAs Oh ard W.sr Colors Brushes
Pres Drawing Papers. k: nveT price. than aoy other
aoase In .be citY. w. sCHAUS, Arts.s Colornsn
No 62S Broadway
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Eew pnbliraiicns.
THE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEl
II pubEsbed TIL 10 hORsISG. coDtansa
STAR PAPER" x

THE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEK
II published THE hoRHIS9. coD,stnsa
STAR PAPER" x
ny
HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
Subject: "ORGN PLAYING"
An artiele,by REV. GEo. p. CHsEvEr,
TIE RECENT ECCLESIASTICAL COUNCIL.
An ORIGINAL Posa by EDysH DEAN PRocToR:
1.-THE PRISONERS RELEASE"
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON" by PUsyAs"
THE coNTINENTs AND THE OCEANS" Leisure,
by Prof GUYoT.
LITTER FRox INDIA, sivin. soooun oftAe De.,h
Of Missionary
"cHURCH cREEDs AND THE WISCONSIN CON
yENTIoN,
LETTERS FROM MY BooK-TABLE."
"FOREIGN MISCELLANY"
"LI1ERATURE. SCIENCE AND ART"
"RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE" !" Comprising the LATEST
NEws from all denominations
Together with interesting Editorial Page and several val1
able articles In the Commercial Department
Published at No q Be.kmsn.si, New York. Tsrms 20 8
year. by ma So So by carriers in NewYork and Brooklyn
Also for sale by al News Agents
SCIHNT NTIFIC PROG S S /!
- genuine 6RTddisas sTSs IL IS AND PHYSICIANS.
Just published in vol r0}s rss ESQ., ' p'' leather binding
THE AMERICAN DISPENSATORY,
BY JOHN KING, D,
in the Eciec College Of Medicine Cincinnati A1ho
American Eclectic oh,tstIic,% etc
FIFTH
Revised and Enlarged from the American Eclectic Dpen
ss'ory."
This Dispenstory although especially prepared for the
various classes Of Medical ReoImes AT present tX Ds IN this
country will be found adapted the Of liberal ply
scAn u whatever school he may be attached, containing IL
does the MAtes Medca Of both the Old and New Schools Of
Medicine
There other work in Europe America containing such
competsneso information To rend, the woIE practically
useful the Ply scsn and Phsmsceutt aud 10 bring
the discoveries and Improvements In medical science Of the
present dsy neither pains have been spared
Jost received and for sse wholesale aud retail, by
COOLIDGE ADAMS, DT1sgists,
NO. l08 JOnn-st.
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PRING TRADE NOTICE. =
~ IMPORTANT

EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
IN THE UNION.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG C 90.
RECEIVING THEIR sPsNG INPoRTArIoss, AND ARE
EXHIBITING AT THEIR
s A l. + q O M s.
NOS 80 AND 81 CHAMBERs-sT, ". Y,
the MOST ExIENsIvE, ELEGANT, VARIED, AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
before offered for sale by them presenting attractions
advantages to the trade generally and fom all parts such
be met With In few Their extensive stores
in Chambest which they occupy eutre enable them to s
popIse each cl, OF zoocs department. aud 20
have In fact distinct stocks their each Of
which vii be complete Without ,pec,iyDs the 'rtoe' eH
DRESS GOODS,
WHiTE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CAssIAEREs,
sHAWLs AND MANrILLAs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVE5
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DosEsriCs AND PRINTS
To helr Domestic ard Prn. Department they call particular
attention embracing ell the leading mikes and styles which
viii be 'od st the yey lowest rates. They have the enfe pro-
WARREN PRINTS,
print which las done good 70 the retailers throusn The
country the last than perhaps other print
CIFIC AMARANrH PRINTS Of the very best selections
CLINTON, GLASGOW, LANCASTER and SCOTCH
GINoHAMS, In every variety.
DOMESTICs
WsMsuTTAs, HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
BArEss MILLS, EEw.Yosg MILLS, MERRiNsc,
LossDALE, ARkWRlGHr, rocAsssr,
NAUMKEAG, PATTERSON, rHfENlbL,
WHITE Rock HEBRON CaBorr,
METAMoRA, LAWRENCE, ATLANTIC.
All the wellknown makes Of TICKS, STRIPES aud DE-
sohcins trade on liberal terms hey nyte notice 20 thsr
HoUss-street ani Lumber a. above.
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Edward III. Dixon, NJ. ID, Editor Of The Scslpel.
ssna exclusively 0eoystsye sgeTy and Ocs Consultations
sn the obscure diseases o. the fevc Nscera Piles fs
sus Fssure Proapsus cured BY
yey painless. aud without the knife hgs.ue the least
- spsneulenent from business Dr. D. refers number
e. citizens almost every part of the Union, whom be
spsrsed Every BE- pronounced durable, otheIwte
ca exainSto1 a. the coaeions are always sppAent 20 Tie
pzactioa obserer -, - -
sSA.v Az al other boufs be ~ bis pliyste Hospital,
Aerr every comfort c domestic lie s provided for those VINO
s.eiy. ,rsics operations cAes- oetetic treS;neuL
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Amnsemfnia.

A PTOMMAS TONIGHT,
~ THURSDAY, Feb. - At poa-ortb's
Assis;sd BY Mad. CARADORI and Mr WJLrEGE
Tickets Of Programme a, the usual p.scss-
THE CHARITY bhLL.-The Annu, Ball for
the seref: Of the Nurery and Chil ia Hospital tsls
place N the Academy of Music the EVENING VI Thurs
DAY the 80 of March.
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DRIP SooGs.

4 NRCULAR.-The undersigned, successors 10
~ BOWEN, hcSAhEE Co, invite special stteniioG 20
their ard ussuissen. stock Of FOREIGN AND DoMES-
TIC DRY GOODS nov opening Tor the SP,ng Trsse Their
Stock VIII embrace, usaA very extensive assortment Of
snks Rbeop,, Millinery Goods LScss Embroderies White
Goods Dress Timur', Gloves Hosiery Asntlas also,
spd bau stock Of Paris Des- Goods sir,ed best
city and interior ,ds negdos rich French PTintS Musns
Orsandes BsTeses Printed Robes Also TO which they
invite the special s.eaon Of close buyer) complete
neu. Of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STAPLE GOODS.
embracing sheenss, shiTtiags Cloths Csssre Flalns.
yestnru, Ticks Psusloon STAFF 0inghsms Printed La~ns
pEipgs Apsc. cambIics Muslin Dc Lane, etc. including
very extensive Of PRINTS, American aud Eassh
In sH the yuous styles sad brsnds Also complete
n,ent Of YANKEE NOTIONS.
believed that stock Of Goods in his
any other market worthy public attention And inspec
toa Every article offered IN all the vsou' dePst nerts viii
be soa s the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, whatever those
prices may De.
All Goods sha be precisely what they represented 10 be-
hey De returned BY the buyer No pains
viii be spared the Of the trade generally her
chants every section the country epectuly invited
70 examination Of stock before purchasing eew
BOWEN, HOLMES l. Co.,
Hos so and so Broadway.
PSI, Intended, By adding st,ps Goods 70 usual
stcck. 20 make LIMITED display Of Silk and Fancy
6oods-on the contrary Il will be eudesyor TO make the
latter dep.Itm. possible attractive than before
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Clothing.

q A ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, az
a. Il JONEs's 10 Ann Ct slt Doael- sole ~sse, pvoos
Boots Ooable cole Pes Boots str>sted
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EmsSranf Intelligence Once and Labor In chang.
om No CAnSst 70 NJ. 81 Worth st ats
Aptoays few doors wet Of Broadway No fees chArsed
JAMES p. kA6AN SaperntendenL
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COBURNs EXTA OIL-Very superior for
~ s. sis~ry sea Bsrnirr-uon- d-srss- Barrels 30
10 ~ salcss JOHN ". QUINCY Co, No. % "BLalss.-
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Recent Discoveries In Electricity prove the most
powerful agent for the OF disease Mos wonder
f OF sng Senses restored Tuuos removed NeUrsa
aud Dyspepsia cured fsIaytc limbs made whole such as IN
past were ceeed miraculous the Tesnts of
experience with the Electric method The afflicted
invited 70 come aud y ~ No charge for calls inquiry
hTs d. A. OhILLON. LlectropatLc Physician,
No. 81 West lSth.st nnn- 5.h AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

PalpitnIion OF the Heart.-DI flrCHs HEART
CORRECTER gives prompt, complete and delightful
be- in all irregular action Of the Heart and the danger
Of sudden death om Heart Disease proved In the authors
large and successful practice for Heart Complaints See notice
of bic New Work the Heart" under Book Notices. in
soober eou1u Sold by all respectable Dnge and "hoie
sale and retail by the proprietor. s. FITCH Co,
Nc. ia Broadway Ncw-York.
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RAGs, OF every Kind, Tor Grocers and MilIers
- Second hsnd GBAIN and 1ussY BAGS. ROPE and
CCkpA9E - vANoEAH0OP, No III Ws.tst.
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INHE BESI JUVENILE MAGALlNE IUD-
Il LIbHED.
THE BOYS, AND GIRLS OWN,
FOR MARCH.
II contains Poem by Isaac Mcclellan" and an original
design by Felix o. c. Dasey, with interesting Sto'
ret. beautifully illustrated. Also, Ersmas Puzzles, &c.
ExTKASTs FRoA THE PRESS.
at nicely Illustrated and lis articles smusog, Instructive
ard well written. We oonscentously recommend r.
IA clever and entertaining work for juvenre"[ Home
Journal - -,,
favor "ke Sc-l Por,er's Spirit of the Times
alt appears well and reads well p" Eastern Mail wservIe,
awe recommend this periodical to juvenile resders"
"Tfi, little j9umsl els void In periodical literature which
soud have filed long since, and bail ia sPPeasncs
with pleasure ~" Morning Sun, Dnbuque, Iowa
WIN. l. JONES, Publisher, No. l52 9Th .y.. W
q NEW WORK on the HEART, its DIS
N EASES, APORLEXY, DYSPEPSIA, kc-Proof of their
Cusbhty kc BY Dr. g. Fitch Of No. ia Broadway New
o ~ ostayo pss. M s y.I 0ters. 10 py
Price Office 5 sent By mail postpaid for ~ cents
RENTED lin smpsl either when orderne after receiving
FITCH Co. Nc. 7i4 Broadway, New.Y .YOrt. CALENDER
Co. sole Agent. in Philadelphia Sd and Walnut .ts
lion. JOHN MINOR BoTTSs GREAT
SPEECH Al the Academy Of Music, 22l inst pub,shed
In rhet form By McKEE Co. News Agents Sus Build
ius For sale By News Agents generally aud Bookstores,
TUDGE EDMOND's GREAT LECTURE,
~ "SPIRITUALIsM IN HISTORY - -.
Only cents Published in tbe SPIRITUAL ThLEGKApH.
dTe.. 's CHARLES 5i PARTRIDGE, No. ia5 M,idsHane
I ETTERS TO THE PRESIDENT, on the
j 4 FoREGN AND DOMESTIC POLICY OF TaE UNION,
AND ITS EFFECTS, AS EXHIBITED n THE SoNp1-
fIoN OF THE PEOPLE AND THE STAT. Sy henIy T.
V'HE VALLEY STAR is the only paper pub
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BniIoins Materials.

COAP-STONE from the NIDDLEFIELD
~ QUARRiEs IL Lots to suit either In the block
savse TITO s1bs oserwSe tn.-GfActgTed- Descriptive
CsAlcsres .-u. b7 mai OF .pphcatloo
JOSEPH p. PIEseOiI No 5 Wsns.-. New York
JONATHAN CHILD N.s. WortninE.or. Mass.
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8petiAl Notitfs.

ybe Twentieth Ward Republican Sssoeisti IN
,-la no a Monthly Meeting THIS EVENING, a, No. l9o
west ssh IT. a selook bAAL SINCLAIR, President.
los GUTNAs, 1cr,tATy
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TEMPLE OF FANCY !
Commercial Buildings, MCrgantown.

FITCH Il SCOTT, Having purchased the en-
tire stock nt Drugs, Rocks, Notions, &c, of Mes.
srs. Fitch & Chul:ant, take pleasure in calling
the attention Of the public to our establishment,
assuring them by strict attention, and low pr
ccs TO retain the well mcri,cd confidence so free.
~ bestowed upon tho Old firm. DR.. !. Scott Il
physician OF extensive practical cxrcricnc, who
will give the establishment Lis cn.iro attention,
Will at all times warrant perfect accuracy in
preparing and co,npoupding physicians pre-.
scrip,lons. Again we have secured the services
Off III. Ghal!dnt of the cd firm, whose repu'a-
ton AS a practical Druggist and Pcr!umor of 5
years experience, viii warrant perfect accuracy
IN every department Of our establishment.
In few days VIC will receive large additions
10 our present EAicn,ivc stock OF Drugs Books,
Jcwc!ry, Notions, &c. 70 the patrons of the old
firm permit Us 10 assure you, il will ever be our
ain 10 render perfect satisfaction.
We have just received ny express, Books for
The Holidays, Gii Rocks, highly cmbo!!ishc.p
Illustrated Toy Books Tor children, Albums sr.
pcrbly bound and Gilt Bibles. d,ifIrcn: STYLES and
finish. beautiful China Toys. An assortment
OF magnificent Jcwclry, &c, all nj the loves, pri
ccS. FITCH g. SCOJ"J'
Dec. 10, 1858,
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NEW FALL GOODS
East Received ;at

East gsccciycd at
EgesGsK,fsS & a'eDGa.I'S
CASH AND READY PAY STORE. HA-
CANS MONONGALlA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
STREETS.
On announcing the arrival of orr New
Large and Fashionable stock Of Fall and
Winter Clouds, we return thanks To the pub.
lie for the patronage so literally bestowed
upon us heretofore, and now invite you to
call aud examine our New Stock, comprising
every variety usually KEEP, in this vicinity;
embracing ell the Nswes, styles of Prints
and Gmghams, Superb Delanes. beautiful
Cashmeres, fine Coburgs, brillian, Silks,
eli,te,ing Satins, modest Debages, aud TO
which the attention Of the ladies' are portic-
nlarly invited as they will be sold very low
Tor Ready pay, only.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Shcetin9s. Shinmgs, Tckings, Drllings,
&c., we invite the particular attention of
buyers to our stock, as we are otfe ring them
al much reduced prices. Cloths, Cassimcres,
oil French. English and American fabric,
variety oi co!ois aud patterns oil at such
reduced rates. Saiinets, Twseds, Vesiirgs,
&c, at prices ihst csnro' tail Ia please.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
large AID varied assortmau,, well made
and OF recent purchase Mathis line ouG stock
is unsurpassed. either in quality price or dn-
rsbi'ily. We have also 4 large stock OF
youths, bows, aud mems
HATS IND CAPS,
20 which we invite your attention, together
with n well assorted stock 0f
BOOYS AND SHOES,
OF the hes, quality, consisting of Mems.
Children and Ladies w-sr
GROCERIES, HiRD WARE & QUEEN
WARE,
Which We are enabled Ia offer 10 our Gus.
TONERS u, a very siral! advance on Cost. as
VIZ -rii oar good Onl, for Cash.
l. would bs usress fer us 10 ATTEMPT an
rnn mcraii;HI OF every Article comprising our
large aud complete stock oi sea>ouatle Goods
We would therefore stat.. that being fully
Impressed with the ruinous polio. Of The
Credit System" we have dei"rnirrd TO
pnt down our woods to he lowest profit aud
sell them for Rcaiy Pay only being satisfied
we can sell goods al least twenty five per
cent lower in this way, and thus save our
own credit. and bcnef those who want to
hny gOod Goods cheap and pay for them
CASH, DOWN. Yours.
ROGERS & FOGLE.
Sept. Gath. lS5S-l7O--,f.
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.BOTsCE.

expect to be absent from home for few
weeks. aud have left the notes due the
Trustees Of Monon@alla Academy with Lee
Roy Kramer, Esq. who is authorized 10 re-.
ceve the interest due OH said notes, lst.
January, 1859, and also the principal, of
such as have been notified to pay at thot
time.
All persons having been notified TO pay
the principal, or any part Of il. are request
the money is needed BY them. All owing
interest whether having been notified or
not, are expected .opuy punctual Oh January
Isl, 1859.
JOHN p. BYRNE, Treasurer
Jan. Z, 1859. lS4-3t.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

virginia, ss;-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Cont Of Monou.
gala County ON he frs, Monday in Decem.
Der. 1888.
'O"e' Evans ct al re'i'ioners,} Petition
rs. i'm
VIM. Morrison, 1T al, DefeudIs SCnAHcrRY
The rtjec' "r this suit is to make the pc
hion"rs parties TO The suit uf William Nor.
iiSOl a. aiuSI Robert Rohb, Administrator Of
john THs>"y. deed, and others, in order TO
Ct" test the .aid Morr sons. right to the
fund.- in the hands OF D"feadnnt Wilson,
sought 10 he recovered Toy him the said Nor.
rl."iI, the said funds being claimed by these
P"',ti"urrs under IN assignmen, from said
John Trssry deed 10 said wilson
Aud il appearing by an affidavit file with
Ibis prIiIidn 'hrl the Defendants William
M"rrls"n Robert Robb, arlmiui-rra,or Of
john TasSey deed, and Samuel w. Srmple
are not residents OF this State, il is ordered
tha' they do appear here within one month
alter due publication hereof, and d. what is
necessary to protecl their interests herein
c"pv-Trste
LEWIS s. LAYTON, Clerk.
LHcrkshirr & AlaUin.)
Jan l. 1909. 1871.
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0 b | Il u A II Y /.


Departed this life, at Woodburn Semino.
Ly, Moigantowp, Va, of Typhoid fever
Miss HELEN a. WILSON, in the 18th wear of
her age. The deceased was born IN fredp.
lick county, Va. She WAS HE eldest child
al HE late DR.. David w. Wilson and Ms.
Elizabeth III. Wilson, of Fatrmcn nj. Va -
Her puien,s emigrarrd 10 Northwestern Vir.
gina. When the subject OF this notice was "A
child n' little over year old She sui
Tered the loss ot her father when only five
years Of age. He childhood was remarkable
Tor sweet, docir and ail.clIonale disposi.
tOu, which increased with her ripru,uu
years, endeared her greatly 10 her widow
ed mother aud 10 her other felativeS aud
friends. Abo,, two yeats ago, she became
as we trust, subject u. divine grace, IN the
Presbyterian congregation at Fauinpn' Hes
CONVICTIONS wpr" SouirW hat prutrartri, aud
alter She gave evidence OF having trusted i'm
Christ so fearful wa-. she al briup deceived
that Shs INDUCED hut trembling hope al
her acCe rtdurc She Was cuu.irsiued n0w
ever, ia C0mpauN Wit eleven uIh"ls ,u
make public pnics.munt he 81 IN a,d 80
deirrnte hr'.rit tie l."rd- scrv.cr rms
dedIca'i"n HSwoi. ca.r".d uuI Itrr pI.r,
lnlhe prayer nc"'i,, %thb, school auI
puhl,c sanctuary, wo- GtN-r c.npt. Her
Kindness AID 'cudrr SrgEri To-; mr. nuthvj
wa truly woui"rflj III, ofsc IN ,or her
relatives arden, add her trurvnlenve sucn
as I" win I'll hearts OF ait Hrr ncVunintnn
ces H"r ri"ir wa. mNui'r-tch rIrt II, cot-
iident rNpres i'm al cAlaIir i,A but bY wax
ing rs hrc"mnih tr gospel DutinL her
bret ailau lance al 'r S'minrr,. sucn We =
her attentions and succ'-s H. stud. her
scrupuluus regard Tor The Jules Of the iuSi,.
tuition. her respect Tor her t"ach.rs. and Ter
kindness !" all, that shc wds a universal ia.
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FOR 8 or 90 minutes, enduring the jibes and
nierrupiions of an opposite wing OF the dear
democracy but when he had finished there
VAS appetizer smmerins down of all oppo-
',,ion, and he carried his point without an.
other effort being made. The Delegates TO
the Congi ession al Convent ton were appoint
I'd and this meeting of this great. united,
consistent and glorious party adjourned.
The object of this congressional convention
Is, doubtless to give poor Bombus,us Fur.
$50 the glory. which no doubt they will on
The 18th of February next.
JUVENILE
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NE NNEY! Money. Money ~

Nh SNES! Money! Money -
Iva 10000 DOLLARS worth of GOODS
at tho RED pOSC.-Wc are just receiving
from ph,laicldhia aud Baltimore II handsome
stock OF New Goods, which will be sold very
cheap. We have large stock oil SIiAHLS,
and beautiful DRESS GOODS, most Of which
will be sold much below carly Fall prices.
We also have cheap lot Of CL0rIiING-It
is out Of our usual line, and will sell it of very
low. Cdssimeres and Sdiinetts, as cheap as dirt.
a large stock Of COBURGS and PLAlDS, VEL.
VET RIBBONS and BONNET TRIMMINGS,
very low (; Brown and White SUGAR at redu-
ccd prices 4 supc.or article OF
Golden Syrup and fnc Honey, &c. &c.
We have the largest and best stock OF Goods
in the County, and will sell them at tho most
reasonable prices,-remcmber none undcrsell
us. We still have plenty of that good l2lI CT.
COFfEE. For school girls we have 3 dozen
nice dark WOODEN HOODS.
CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
December 10, 1853.
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EpsINSgSy&Es1n,.

7 As. r. BEhHEL, has engaged 81 class in this
~ necessary Accomplishment, and is prepared
To give lessons in style that cannot fail to sat.
isly all reasonable aspirations. Ills specimens
can bc seen at the Iron store or at the Book q nd
Drug store.
Class meets in Monongalia Academy. Terms
moderate,
IL Ladies wishing 10 take lessons in writing,
will please address us through tho Post Office, or
at the Washington House.
Visiting Cards written with noatncss and dis.
patch. Dec. n, 1853.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.
J. B. WOODWARD & co.

" oULD respectfully nrorms their friends
w and the public generally, that they still
continue to manufacture SADDLES, BRIDLES.
COLLARS, HARNESS, &C., of all Kinds, at
short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises every variety OF SAD
DIES that are made in Western Virginia, and
are made only by the best workmen.
Persons wanting BUGGY or WAGON HAIR
NESS will do well to give them n call, ms they
are we'll prepared to fiji all orders in that branch
Of tho business with neatness and dispatch.
~ Shop mp stairs in Evans Building adjoin.
ing the Court>iouse square, Morgau,own Va.
J. ID. ". Y Co.
Jan. II, 1859. lS5-tG
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DIED

In Durb,nnah, near Morgan,own, on the
evening OF the G3a inst, IN the 95lh wear of
her AGE, Mis-. MARGARET KiNCAlD
Mrs. Kincsid was born in the County Of
Armagh, Ireland. il the days of her youth
she s"ug aud foundg peace with Gnd
Though our Lord Jesus Christ" In her ma.
tive land che heard Mr.. Wesley preach. and
vas for many years member oil the Yves.
leysn Methodist Society. In this country
she joined the Methodist l. Church, and coi.
tinued 10 be worthy member of tn. same
until her deceose. Du'ing the last ;hirlv-
six years she was widow. and oft were her
Christian grarts severely Tested b. personal
aticiion. But in all her bereavrmrnrs ami
iriaIs she was mercfuIIy sustained BY grace
So thai she finished her course with low
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
from hruce0rth yea saith The S)mr,t. that
they may Iesi from their iGbors and their
works do follow them" D.