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_ -I - Impending Difficulties with Oaba. The recent numerous outfagei commit ted upon American eiliiens and vessels, by the authorities of Cuba, seems to hare at^last compelled our government to adopt effective measures against them.? Nearly every week for the past two or three month* has brought aocounts of either the arrest of American oitizens for no crime, or the firing into American vessels while quietly pursuing their voyage. The frequent occurrence of these outrages has finally driven eur government to the adop tion of the only means left it, sinee all negotiations have failed, of preserving the rights of its eitizens. The latest case, is the arrest of Dr. Peck of New York, a cUntest who went to Cuba for his health, in Mareh last, wilh a young Cuban, about 19 or 20 years old, who had been in hi* office some three Team, and who was the son of au exiled Cub -in. A letter reeeived from Puerto Principe says that Dr. Peck was arrested at midnight, his trunks ransacked, and he brutally insulted. Dr. P. wns nonfin ed in a stable among horses and cattle, surrounded by filth. The letter states that a physician in attendance freely ex piessed his doubts of his health, if long confined in his present prison. The le'ter was received by a friend of Dr. Peck, in N. York, and gives assurance that they know of no reason why he is arrested. A meeting of the friends of Dr. Peck has been held in New York, and a com mittee appointed to visit Washington and lay the matter before the government? The eummitteo visited Washington, and upon its return aaolher meeting was held, at which the follow report of the result of the visit was made by the chairman. He said : " The'President, with muiU emphasis, said he was favorably impressed wilh the lone of our resu^u'.ions. While they were firm and decided they were free from all Sllibunlerism. In ivply to our demands, ! e said that we might go houie and <ell the friends of Dr. Peck his ease should be attended to al once. He snid h* would dispatch a special agent at once to Cuba, as we suggested, Said he, " I will im mediately, perhaps to-morrow morning, dispatch an agent to Cuba with the in structions that the ea*e requires. While 1 had heretofore determined to put down all fillibu?terism upon oar soil, 1 had also determined there was a point beyond which forbearance should ?ea*>; to be * virtue." '? President Pierce said he did not know what had come over the island of Caba, for it appeared to him as if tli? Spanish authorities were striving to decide by i*ia thematical rules how far we might, he as , sailed and insulted before we w..ald com to the rescue rf our citizens and onreotii merce. The President left us under the impression that the time had now com.* when we could no longer forbear, and fold our arms and cry peace, peace, when there whs no peace. ( Applause, long and loud ) That the time had at last rome when we should s iv to Spain thus far shall thou g>> anl no far liver. (Applause.) The Pre sident in his remark alluded to the other outrages of Cuba, and siti 1 they all seem ed to come up at the same time.? He alluded to the case of Thomp son, and saiil he was a man of ir reproachable character, and was not at all mixed up wilh any filibustering expe dition. The Cuban authorities had brought no charge against him except lhat lie had lelt upon his office wulls thi* coat of arms of his country. The Presi in reciting the3e instances, said he nlm )*'. deemed the Spanish governmenl mad to h-ap upon o.'.r flag every insuli possible." The committee also visited Secretary Marcy, the lesuk of which Mr. Pcr.n thu details : " Mr. Marcy told us he was then en gaged in writing a letter and making a demand upon the Spanish minister in Washington in regard to Dr. Peck. Up on his table Mr. Marcv had lite coiruepon dence between our consul al Havana, Mr Robertson, and Gen. Concha, in regard to Dr Peck, which he read ovi-r lo us. As near as I can reeollvct, the letter lo Cou cha slated tl.e exact ca-e of Dr. Peck, in re 'ard to his health, his character, and his object in visiting Cut>a, precisely as we lai.l it before the President, and de manded to kr.ow of the Captain General of Cuba why and upon what charges Dr Peck was imprisoned. The io,dy ot'Con cha, after a grand flourish of the Spanish style about Cuba and S- ain. its., said tint the government of Sp >iu did not think it incumbent up< n her lo tell any Ameri can citizen way he was imprisoned in a Spanish dungeon. They were upon the same footing with Spanish subjects when they came within the Spanish dominions; and in reply to the demand of Mr. Hob *rtson in regard to Dr. Puck, the Consul Genera! said he did not feel bound to give any other answer than tlr.s. He said that the Spanish government considered the Island of Cuba was in a s:ate of siege. You may well imagine, said Mr. Pcrrin, the indignation of our government when it received the above from General Cou* cha as his reasons for the imprisonment of our friend. Secretary Marcy gave us every eneouragement." It seems that Dr. Peck was afterwards released on bail, but the news had not reached Washington when thesff inter views took place. It is said the arrest was probably made through a mistake, as Dr. Peck's name is nearly similar to that of a filibuster who was connected with tke Lopes party. Such mistakes are. not at all agreeable-to American citizens. Some time since it was announced that the home squadron was to be increased, for tho .purpose of protecting our com merce in the Gulf of Mexico, and placed under the command of Commodore Mc Cauley. In speaking, of this matter, a correspondent of the Baltimore Sun aaye : " The instructions, whatever they are, that have been given to Com. McCauley Bit with the approval,' it is saul, of the whoie Cabinet. We raiv, therefore r?a believe thom to be judicious, and a? well calculated to parent future nggres ou.ih,* part of Cuban authorities, as to rasest them. The most reasonable version of the instructions is that Com. McCaule; is to convey toJhe Captain General a protest against th? visit, duty llou or search of our vessel* on the ooean and beyond the jurisdictioa of Cuba, on any pretence whatever. He will notify the Governor, that, if their nets, ilius deemed aggiessive by the United States, be repealed, our vessels si\all be protected from them. If the pro test and notice be unheeded, the Commo dore, will upon the first recurrence of the aggression, capture or aiink the a^gressim; vessel of war. Our ra-rcliantmen will ? ? advised not to notice the hail of every Spanish ship of war, but to proceed on their course, and, if the Spanish vessel of war shall resort to force, Commodore McCauley will forthwith engage the Spa nish, as an enemy. If these be the in structions, they are somewhat raoro mo derate than has been reported. " Force on our part, is to be used only in regard to future cases, and not for the purpose of resenting acts that have been committed, it will be observed, howev er,'that the instructions, though thev re quire a notice to the Cuban authorities as preliminary t<? an attack on a Spanish ves sel ot war,]do not contemplate any appeal, as heretofore mude with ihe authorities of Cuba. ?' It has been suggested that Gen. Coifc cha may|have exceeded his jjowers and in structions,in directing the Spanish c: uisers to overhaul American vessels not within the limits of the jurisdiction of Cuba. In his solicitude for ihe protection of the Is land from American filibusters, 1 j? has gi ven eause for complaint on the part ol Americans who weie pursuing their ordi nary commerce. It may be that the home government, upon being informed of the character of these complaints, will be prompt to disown the acts of Gen. Concha, and to prevent their repetition. " But it would seem that the question is to be made with ihu Governor of the l&land, without rsferenco to the Home Government?thus illustrating the neces sity of the establishment ill Cuba of some tribunal for the prompt adjustment of such difficulties as may orcur between American citizen* and the Cuban author ities. ?' It has heretofore happened, as at pres ent. ill lit upon the occurrence of a serious ditliculty with Cuba, and while the I?land lis itselt in a very disturbed and critical j condition, we have no cobsul there. At I such a timo as this, and at all times, our | government ought to be well re presented j iu Cuba b_v some citizen of hi^li political j an i social standing, and great expel ience an J discietion." Sound Doctrine. I Mr. Win. J. Harper, who is it candidate i lor the House of Dt legates in Randolph county, in his circular to the people, uses i the following language. We commend I its peiusal to our readers generally : '? Should the inquiry be made wlitlu-r I bulling or nm to h late si-ot of politicians, j bap ised Know-Nolhiugs by name, which j eems to have had its origin near the site i of the Il.irtiord Convention, in ihe ivgi I gions ol A hoi11ionium, i>nd fioin thence it j has spread lis poisonous fibres nil over this j Republic, I an-wer without le?itani;y tloit 1 do not belong to this order ol poli ticians ; and I further state, mat i be lieve that the men ? 1 say the men, be | cause the ladies have had no part in ihe i production of this base mon-ter?and i believe the men who formed this deep and dangerous plan to this R-putilic, ol steal ing members from boih Whig and D? m* ocralic ranks, did it to con iruct ? lad der upon which base men could cliu.b in to ollke in the dark, wh > could not get into oilicu by lair means an I open day light ; and I have no doubt ? '*.1 t-.at ihe pi a- ners this scheme had Coiisoli la ion of government, the blending ol Cuuicli anil Stale, and spei dy disunion ot t* is confederacy ai the bottom of their prin ts pies, and as they carry upon their ban iler a pretext of waging war upon the Catholic Cuur..h and uyon persons oi foreign birth to avoid getting into ofii.-e, which at first appearance seem* to have some pi all.-ibiiity aboui i:. it is to tie fea ed that many iioiu.-t henite.l nien?boih Whigs and Democrats ? will be led in o ihi* loul ne', before they are aware of Lhe design of its producers and the giant knawings of iis nvimmoth teeth upo-j the vitals oi this republic, and upon all good interrkts and principles. And in conclu sion, I would say lo ? very fiietid of tIt s Republic and its aitiibu'.os, that 1 do ar dently, earnestly and honestly ,-olicit tnem, who her Whigs or D< ni >crat-, iO bie.*k it! frun this midnight levilinj.:, treble oath bouud, evasive, republic*!, principle destroy in4 order ot men. Turn your back* u;-on them, and bid tfatnn oc cupy the rear grou id, and not tempt you au\ more. A? it is A plain matter that any and every man who does join this ill-designing legion must sutler the ie prcach of a lasting stigma upon his repu tation in consequence thereof. The re putation of this nation is that of a fair, frank, optu, prompt, open-hearted, open principled, honest and magnanimous people, both in our goverumeni and pri vate capacities. Gut, if this reccnt order of politicians, called Know-Nothings, could under their evasive banner succeed in stealing the reins of government, our principles wuuld sink inUi utter oblivion, and our national character would not bs worth a penny in any part of the known world. The sun of our sublimity and graudure, in national character, would sink below the horizon, probably to rise no more, as all republics have their rise and falls and changing empires wax and wane. f With high respect. I remain, Your obedient servant, W. J. HiARPER. Marsh 20th, 1855. ' Khow-Nothinqism ivGilmek.?We are informed that since Ephraim Bee, the QtcancF Iuriseutis of the Eclampus Vitas, has declared that Know-Nothingism is a bianch of his " ancient and honorable order," that the society has been quite flourishing in Glennville. A Urge num ber of gentlemen have been initiated into 1 the secret order, according to the '^noiit ! approved forms of the EcUmpus. This is to us, the least objectionable form in j which it cao present itself. t Mr. DteComas* A ppolntmeats. The foIlav*5ttj; are the appointments of Mr. E. VV. Me Comas, the Democratic candidal* for Lieut. Go\ernor : Tyler, " 25*. Ritchie, " Mib. Wirt, " so-h? Wood. May 4th, Jackson, " 7* Intermediate appointments Trill be made upon consultation with friends along the ^County Appointments, Robert Johnston and A. 9. Holded, Esq'rs., the Democratic candidates for the House of Delegates, will address the peo ple of Harrison county at the following places >nd times: At Milford on the 3J, Friday in April, i. e. the 20. h instant. At Hood's on Elk, the 4ih Saturday in April, i. e. the 28th inst. At Sliinston, the first Saturday in May, i. e. the 5'h day. At J,tci>b Dick's store, on Brushy Fork, on ilw 3 I Saturday in May, i. e. the 19th (l?v of that.month. Appointment* of Mr. Carlile. The following are the appointments male by Mr. John S. Carlile, the Ameri can c mdidate for Congress from this district : I will address the people at Mason Court-house on the 26th, Wirt, " 30ih, Braxton, " 3d May, Jackson, " 7th, Gilmer, " 8th, Barbour, ?' 10th, Upshur. ?' 12ih, Lewis, ?? 14th, Doddridge, " 19th, Wood, " 21st. Jons S. Caklilz. Col. A. J. Smith, Will address the people at the following times and places : At Phillippi, on May the 10th. At Clarksburg, (( 14th. At West Union, ,, 20th. Col. Smith is a good speaker.?Let all turn out to hear him. a :* :* o a; c e n bs G???Wcjire authorized to announce JOHNS. (' AUI.1LK. l*.s<).. as a candidate to it*]'1 this Congressional District iu the next L'ou 'lo.-.s of the l\ S. sar U'c are requested to announce GKO. W. Ll.'KTY. a* a Democratic candidate l\?r the Vir ginia llnuse of Delegates, *nd opposed to Kno-.v Nochingi?rn. A practical experience of or.-r 2r) years <vi I Dr. 11. to insure a bound and speedy cure in a certain cia-*8 of Disua.ses, which huvo too j long been yielded t?y regular physicians to the > iiautis oi Quackery. Ho may he consul led con | fidrntially, either in person or by lett-r. (UiT Persons at a distance dh?tann*j cured at home by uddrcssitig a letter to Dr. IKriis, Biiti I mor- , Md, All communications couiidf utinl ; I remedies sent by mail to any part of the U. S.? i Se* advertisements iu other parts of the paper, anlil) tv. Iii Upshur county. Va.. on the l?"Hh ins*... Mr#. M AK\ A. li.\ rilAW AY. iu the 51st year of hur ajre. . [Alexandria papers please copy.] On the 14th inst:.* at Philippi, Va.. in r. fit of | apoplexy. 11KNUY DAYTON, iu the ??ith year j of bin ajfe. The deceased was horu at Watertown | t.'imti.. 011 the ti^lh .lune. 1790. and had but u day or t*vo previous airived from thu eountrv of hi.-. [ nativity on a vi-it t ? his son. residing at Piiiiip j pi. Ilis remains weie interred in the srrave yard i?f Mount Oiive Clruieh. near ih.it place. ; In this plic \ o.i ifi? 2.3d i.Vs t., of pnounio | uia. Col. T S. PIMM, ujfed about 51 years. [ We presume some ofni* friends will prepare an obituary notice f or next week.] Circular of Prices ia the Baliimorc 31 nrkct, For the ictck enJiny April ?1, 1*35. RKPORTEO DY RANDOLPH vt LVTIMKR, GG Son?h Hir?-?-1 Bowly's wit rf. Apples?S?les $2,00?<^i?4 per bid. Huttkii?Uec ipts moderate and nnrkct quiet We quote? Western in ke?8 I2@cl6 | Common roll 14'i^l5* Gi td-n 44 18? 25 j Priin* 11 Bacon?Market more active without any change* iia quotation ? Shoulders, I H irns. plaiu I0@llr Si.i^s, I " ftucy @15 Country Soap?vV?? q iote 70Sc. Cattlk?The offering on Tiiursdiy Inst whs about 4 J ? head, of w iieh 'J5 ' were sold a: t?5.l't)(<?5.25 on the hoof, cqml lo Si0.25 @?12.25 uott, and tile balance were taken eastward. Corn?Au active demand, with light receipls. and we notice an advance iu prices. White l(l),@i^5a. | Yell6w 10}@l >lc. Cloyerskkd?Demand v?ry li#ht undmirku dull. Sales of old at $5.50@I>.75, New at $6 lo siG.5'). Dkk:;skin3?In good d savin J, with ?a!cs at It? to '22 -. 1 ? RiKi> Fruit. Wo quote Apples SI ,12y| 137 per bushel. Peaches l,75@,2.0l) Flour?Upward St., at $10.00. City Mills ut $1<>-2o Oats?Md, 62 to 66. Pa. 65 to 70. Rye?MJ. 1.30 to 1.35. Pa. 1.35 to 1.40. * Snakcrout?We quote Seneca 5U to 55c. Vir ginia lc? to 2U Tallow?Market dull?at 11 to 12l?c.. TiMOTHYStED?Wo quote 3,50 to fc4~00 wheat Inferior to good red, $1.50 to 1.6"). Go??d to prime, 1.60 1.70. Inferior to fjood white, 1.6 1 1.70 Good to prime, 1.70 1.80 New Advertisaments. In Chancery. James Pickens, Comp't., vs. TfterKoslins. &e., Def'ts. PUR CANT to a decree entered up in th? abovo causa, at the spring term of the Circ lit Court for tl e county of Upshur, tho undersigned, ap pointed a Commissioner for that purpose, will proceed, on the 3d Monday iu October next, the same being a court day for (said month, in the year 1554, at the front door of tho court-house oi' tho said county, to make sale of the land in the bill and proceeding* mentioned, at public auc tion, to the highest bidder, upon a credit of one two and three years, with interest on tho pur chase money from the day of sale. The purchaser will bo required to (jive bonds with good jiersonal security, for the purchase moAey. and a lien will bo retained on said land as further security for the same. The title to said land is supposed to be good, but acting as Commissioner. I shall only con rev to the purchaser snch title asis vesteu in me, by Virtue of tho said decree. S?p!7 4t. SPENCER DAYTON, Com. The above sale is postponed until tho 3d Mon day in January nest. S. DAYTON, novln Tt. Com. The sale of tho above proporty is farther post poned until tho 3d Monday in February, 1S55. feb7 3t. S. DAY ro.V. C..in . Tho sale of tho abovo property is still further postponed until the 8d Mondavin March. 1S55. marT St. S. DAYTON. Com. Tho sale of the above proporty ia postponed until the first Monday in May 1S55. S. D;t ttIQ5 St- Com. Garden Seeds. A general assortment of Sue fresh Garden Jr\- Seeds, ja*t received and for Sale low by n>**38 I. I,. CARR. Union Seminary. rp II19 SCIiOQIi.' -for, th<?eompletion of young L ludift-' cdai a'Jon, and preparing students far college, will commence it* session ou Thursday, " " ' id cloao 11 til July, embracing > ?ea S6th inst.,and< _ sion of eleven Weeks. v The course of instruction will be the English. Latin and. French languages. Drawing. Painting. Ornamental Needlework, and ill Other branches usually taught in insiitptifas of this kind. Tehvs : $4. $5 and $7, in advance. No pains will be spared to givo perfect satis faction to our | atrons. and'we therefore request a liberal patronage. For further particulars ad dress RICHARD H. B. UAY.I Prinoi Jira. A. F. MANN, [ pals. Clarksburg, April 25th, 1855?8t. Brucc's I?etv York Type Foundry. ESTABL.lSHED.in 1813. haa now on hand, rWdy for immsBiate'deliotry, in fonts to suit purchasers 10(1,000 ft Roman Type of new cut; o0,00.( lb Fancy Type j 10,000 Scripts of various styles; 5,03') Hi German^ : 5,000 lb Ornaments iu great variety ; 5,000 Jb Borders ; t ilrty-tliou saud feet Bniss and Type Metal Rules and all tha noveltl-s In tlio business. All the above Types are cast by steam power, of new composition of metal peculiar to this foundry, which is certaidly superior toany ever before ucfd In any part af the world* Tuo un equalled rapidity in the process of C;istl?i*r, en ajles ine f.o se.'l t e e more durable types ut the prices of ordinary types, either ou credit or for Cash. Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing Materials, except Paper und Cards, (which havo no fixed quality or price,) furnished ut manufac turers' prices. Tne latest Specimen Book of t.'io Found y is freely given to all printing offices, on tho re ceipt of fifty cents t^Lprepay tho poslig?. (?"Printers of neflPpapers who chose to pub lish this advertisement, including this note,three times before tho first day of July, 1 ^5J, LI 11;.' for ward me one of tli.i papers, wiii be allowed tueir fills at the time of purchasing five timS3 the amount of mv manufactures. Address, GEORGE BRUCE; 13 Chambers St., New York.?3t. Notice. ALL persona knowing themselves indebted co me, either by note or book account, are r- - quested to call and make payment of" the same, as I am desirous of closing up mv books imme diately. J. H. MURPilEV. April 18, 1S55.?tf The Great Biscoverv. KROLLERION! TpOR CORLINCi THE HAIR!!-For many -L years it has been the object of deepest study with chemists and others, to produce a tiuid that, applied to the lioir. would cause it to wave and curl equal in beauty to the natural curl. The Kkoi.lkkion is the only article over offer ed to th.i world that will effect this moat desira ble object. But throo or lour applications ure necessary to curl it as much as may bo desired, and for any length of time. From trie uiaiiv tes timonials of those who liav ? u-ed it. tho sufiscri ber does not hesi'ate to warrant the Kko'.leuio.v to pice satisfaction, and prove as recommended in all eases. The recipe for making, ?rith full directions for use. wil! be sent on the receipt of oil s dollar, post paid. The ingredients will not lost over 12 ets. Direct to II. A. PRKUJ.N* I-. ajdS.?3m Warren. Trumbull co., O. HSoisuly Lands. The midem^nod will devote his attention to the provocation of claim* for bounty lands, under the act <?f Congress of March ?id. 1 8 ?*>?*>. jrivinif to ravh person who was on ?ja?e 1 in tho military sorvi :o of th j United St.:itcd for fourteen days or more. 160 acres of land. The widows and minor children of soldiers who f??:rved as aforesaid are also entitled. I'orsons who Iiwi- heretofore received land for military service*. will receive a warrant for as lunch move ns wiil make in the whole. 1*30 acres. Soldier* of tho war|of 1512. and others, wh ? wish tne.ir claims promptlv attended to. will plca-e call on NOttVAL LEWIS. Clarksburg Va., March 11th. 1855.?8in iVoticc. r FORK WARN *ny person or psrson* from i liarb'.riiiff ?>r dealing with my v.'ifo and chil livu in iiiiv shape or form or under any eircum -tallies whatever. as I will u? >t bo accountable f"r *nv debt or contract that is or will be made ? ?n their account, for 1 will take them at any lime mid take care of them. GEO. W. WOLVERTOX. April 4, 1?53.?4t* Siari'^on House, Kill UGI2POU ! . VA. rilllF nndersicrned would respectfully ani.onnce I t" the public, that he ha* opened a Public II??nsein Bridgeport. Va. Thi.% 1 louse having boon built and fitre?i up expressly for the entertainment of the public, lie f?-eU confident that he ejiii p&ti>faetn :i!v ont? rfain it!! u-ln may f t\>?r him it!i a call. il!S ST A15 ?-K is iarirc anil convenient and v>ill bo caret ill lv attended. t'hnrpes wili bo made at. all timis as reasona ble a- eif cumstaiiees *.vill admit. I) I). WILKINSON, Proprietor. Apul*a ur6. i ncliti?nnoii Qlotrl. undersigned having pureh.iso I the wn 1 L known lxuu.se loeontly occupied by Mrs. Cooper, and permanently located himself in the :hri* injj town of liuekhanm.n. i* n >w prepare I t?? ci.tortnin visitors and travelers in a utyie un surpassed in Western Virginia. His house ?6 large and comfortable. in plflu>ant ly located neai the Court-house, and has all the conveniences f??r keeping a first-class hotel. iii> tablk will be Supplied with the best the country can atford. Kvery attention will be paid to render all who may favor him with their patronage, comforta ble and happy. ALFRKD D. WO >DLKY, Pr??prie:or. N. 3.? 11 is f tablk will be in the charge ot Sv ber. atlen-ive h"st crs. A. D. W. Apiil IS, laoo.?din In Clianccryi T7IKGINIA, liAUborK county cucclit court. V Spring Term, 1555. Geor<re Simon, Adm'r. de boms nun oi th?j e.-tute oi John Fuy. ticc'd.. Du\id Koy. Barbara Fu\. Margaret Koy. ami Klizaheth Simon, devizees of said John Foy, deo'd., compts. vs. Bcnj. McCoy, 'n his own right, and ns Adrainis trator of Joseph McCoy, ilee'd.. Wm. McCoy John McCoy, Andrew McCalley. <ic Siirah ill - C alley, Abraham Keger, jr., <st Elizabeth Ke ger, Isaac linger <fc Kliza l?c;:or. Aliram M. Ho lier A: Jemima Kegor, John lleger and Marga ret lioger, John 'later <!B Lieinda Tetcr. heirs at law ol said Joseph McCoy, dee'd.. dul ls. This cause came on this day to be heard upon the papers heretofore read, and was argued by count I, and by consent of parties this cause is re ferred to master commissioner Morraii to ascer tain the true boundaries of the land purchased hv Jo-eph McCoy from John Foy. as descrioed in the paper writing tiled with complainants bill, marked as exhibit "C," and also to enquire if any, and if any, how much, 6t the laud therein dose ribed and sold, is lost to defendant McCoy, and also to ascertain uud report the state <-f the titl e of said Foy to the title of the land in exhibit. "C"' mentioned, and in case said hoy was unable to convey to said McCoy the laud therein-do scribed, said commissioner will ascertain the amount of the abatement to which said defen dants are entitled, estimating the value of the whole tract at the sum of And to euable him to perform bis duty i.i the premises, he is au thurized to have such surveying done as he may deem necessary. And it is further ordered that the said commissioner is authorized to give no tice to parties in this suit, of the time and place of executing this reference by advertisement pub lished for four weeks iu any newspaper of any of the adjoiuing counties. A copy. Teste. L. D. MORUALL. Clk. Commissioners' Orricr. i Philippi, Barbour co., V a., March -'3, '55. f The parties named and luteiostdd iu the fore going order of reference will please take notice that I fcavo appointed thu SOih day of April next to commence my duties as such commissioner, and will meet upon the land in controversy on said day, with the surveyor of the couuty. to have such surveying done as he may thii.k necessary, or either party may require, and a^id reference will be adjourned It cm day to day or from time to time until completed, at ray otlL-o iu the town of Philippi. XiAlU 1). MOiiKALL, minb-It Com. A. P. S?avisson3 ATTORN BY' AT LAW, Clarksburg, Ta. \T 7ILL mtrictlr attend to all businasa entrust | ? V ed to hia care, in Harrison and the adjoin ing 00 unties. - (maj*fl tf - under a deoiee rendered in tbo case* & J. I*. W. Holt and others, compl'ts., Stephen F. Bnrvon and others, deft's., at the xpnng term of the Circuit Court of Lewia coun ty. for tte year 1868, will offer for rale on the 18tb (lay ?f June next, in froht of the place or holdiug Court lor Lewia county, the following real estate: : 880 acsk* or lajtd on Freeraan;?^i?^,'inJiQw? ii county, known as the "llalfe pJijS-'' Al?o, 424 aokcb o? land on the West aid? of the Weat fork river, known a# the "j<rcsSytlj8HF' tract? to.include caid mill property?tljia^idlands and mill being the property of Cummins E". Jaoksou, deo'd. Terms of Sale :?Cash in hand on the day of sale?*ufflcient to defray the expenses thereof? and for the residue of the purchaio money,a cred it of one, two and three years', with interest from date, the purchaser- giviujr bond and security.? A lien will be retaiued on the land for the fur I thor security of the purcltase money. OAI/EB BOOOESS, } -? MAT. W. IIAKRISOIf.> | WM. E. ABNOLU. ) 3 April 18,1S53.?2in ______ Notice. TO Job Parsons, Solomon Tijnfirt, John Tap girt, Jumps Tsggart, Earl ? Daniels and Edtih Daniels, his wife, Alphem Cheuuwith and Ma v Cuenowitli. Ills wife, William Tagiurt, Daw Tuggart, Mulludu Ball, Solomon Parsons and Htmiali Parsons, his wife, David Miles, Jacob Daniels and N.mcy Daniels, his wi e : Take nolioe that on ihe 4th day of May, 1855, nt the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court'of Ran dulph cotiutv, we shall proceed to take the depositions of Arnold Bonifield and others, to hg used as evidence for us iu u suit now pending in the Circuit Court of Randolph county where- j in we are complainants and you are.defendants; and, if from any cuusi*the taking of said depo- , silioiiM shall not be coininullcod, or being com menced shall not be coifipleted on that day, the taking o ? I lie same will be adjourned from time to time until said depositions shall bo comple ted. Given under our hunds uud Seali tills 31*1 day of March, 1855. . BERRY AUSTIN, Apll it. ALIAS BUCK fit others. VIRGINIA:?Harrison County, March 18th, 1355 :?For reasons appearing to the court, it is ordered, that tlio Sh.-riff of this eoimty and the Commianionera ol'Eieetora *or members of the Uenerul A-*?embiv ?hullopen a p 11 anfl take the sense of the freeuoiderx of tins county, on the question whether the said Coil t on behalf of this county shall Mibserilie to the S;.>ok of tile Northw stern Virginia Railroad Company, to an amount nut exceeding fifty thousand dollars, and not pay-able in a shortur period than tun annual in-tallmcnta with interest. Copy?Atte.t. P. C1IAFIN, Cl'k. mar^l 10u WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW. Every woman should know that If she Is In poor, sickly. debilitated condition of health, making existence h burden to herself v.nd a source of painful anxiety to her relatives ami friend:*,"and perhaps, (horrible rejection !) entailing , and inflicting'her own maladies and suffering* upon her children, that it is her duty to understand why and from what cause her sufferings arise, that remedy and relief may, while yet there Is time, bi ivailed of, the causes be avo.ded in future, and her health restored, that she may be fitted for the duties and capable of the enjoyments of life. ' I?et erery woman look at the emaciated form, the death like complexion, the deep-buried, lustreless eye, the sunk- ' e;i cluck, the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered . nerves, the prostrate and helpless condition of mnny a i wife, mother, daughter, or sister, if not herself included, wfTuin lier own circle, whose days are days of agony, and ask herself, 44 Must this continue? Must this be? Is Ui?.re no remedy? No relief? No hope?" The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding them, and knowing the remedies and benefiting by tyem. These are pointed out in "THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, BV Dll. A. M. MAURICEAU, PRoncsso* or pisraskis op wombs. t)ii4 hutciredth Edition (500,0^0). ISmo.% pp. 250. [cm fink paper, kxtka uixmxo, $ I 00 ] Every complaint to which a woman is subject, from girl hood to womanhood, as also as wife and as mother, are ful described, w.tli the causes, the symptoms, and also pro per mode of treatment, in a plain, simple, but in the most chaste language, easily understood. And thus every wo uutn can discover, by comparing her own symptoms with those described, the nature, character, and causes of her ?omplaint; and he spared much anxiety and buffering. The wife about becoming a mother has often need of instruction and advice of the utmost importance to her future health. In respect to which her sensitiveness for bids consulting a medical gentleman, will flud such In i litruction and advice, and also explain many symptoms J wlrch otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm. How many are suffering from obstructions or Irregularl- ? t?c ?* peculiar to the female system, which undermine the [ , health, the effects of which they are ignorant, and for j | *h;ch their delicacy forbids seeking medical advice? How ; :m:ny suffer fr-mi prolupttH* utrri (falling of the wo:nb), J ; r.m\n%flnor ulbw* (weakness, debility, &c.)? How many i ! nre in constant agony lor many months preceding confine* t u:ent? How many have difficult, if not dangerous dellV- j | cries, and slow and uncertain recoveries? Some whose j j lives are hazarded during such time, will each find in iU | j pages thu means of prevention, amelioration and relief. j How many hitter moments, how much anguish, might i have been ?pared to the sufferer, to her husband, to her 1 relatives, l?y the timely possession of this little volume. 1 it is impracticable to convey fully the various subject* treated of, as they are of a nature strictly intended for <<.e married, or those contemplating marriage. But no husband, wife or mother are excusable If they still t ontinoc iu ignorance of those physiological laws, by the knowledge of which their own health and happiness, as hUo the future well-being of their children, are secured. 44 THE MA Kill KD WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL ] COMPANION* " Is a standard work of established reputa- j tion. found classed in the catalogues of the great trade sales in New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold by all the principal booksellers In the United 6tates. it was flr-t published in 1S-I7, s!nce which time FIVE HUNDKED TKOuSAND COPIES have been sold, of which there were upwardsxof im- iit*\mti'ii r iiuswn sot by mail, ; Attesting tlie high estimation in which it U held a? 4 relia I Me popular Medical 300K FOR EVERY FEMALE; the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the reatmer.t of complaints peculiar to females, in {aspect to *huh he is yearly consulted by thousands. Ii* consequence of the universal popularity of the work, as evidenced by it* extraordinary sAle, various imposi tions have been attempted by imitations of title-page, spu rious editions, and surreptitious Infringements of copy right. as well Upon booksellers as upon the public; it has been found necessary, therefore, to CAUTION THE PUBLIC ro bur no book unless the words u Dr. A. M. MaCWCIau, 129 Liberty street. N. Y.,w are on ?he titi*?puge? i\nd the entry in the Clerk's Office on the back of the title-page; itiJ b.jy o:ile .?f respectable and h^r'orable dealers, or ?iid by u:at \ .nd a?l iress to Dr. A M. Mauriceau, Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR | WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAN | iON'* is sent (WM fnr) to any part of the United States, the Canadas and British Provinces. All ! tetters must be postpaid. and addressed to Dr. A. Ii X \URICEAU. Box 12C4. New York City. Pub I iiehia^ Cfflco. Ro. 129 Liberty Street, New Yoik In Chancery. XT 1RGINTA :?At rules held in tho Clark'* of V tiee of the Circuit G-nrt of Randolph county, on the fimt Monday in March. 1355 : Jacob Conrad and Aaron Bell, Compts., vs. Ulery Conrad and others, Def'ta. The object of this suit is to obtain a settlement of tho aoc'innt* of the complainants as the ad ministrators of the personal estate of John Our rence, deceased, and a decree for thedistribntiw of the said estate. And it appearing by affidavit that the defendants, John MeLane and Delilah McLane his wlfe.'HenicIt Heath. Randolph Heath. Felix Heath, Asabcl Heath. Milton Heath. Char iottc Heath, Jefferson l*ipkstoif, Jeremiah Heath, Catharine Heath, Randolph Hoath and Allen J. Carren'-e. are not resident* of this State.it is or dered that they do appear here within one month after duo publication of this order, and do what is ncces^aiy to protect their interest, and .that a public newspaper printed i of Clarksburg, in the county of Harrison; and that another copy hereof bo posted at the.front door of the conrt-honse of this county on the first day of the next county court. A copy* Teste. B- L. BROWS, CIerk._ Jwo. S. Homui, att'y. for Compts. mar2S-4t . Fresh Cod liiirer Oil, JUST received from Kigpirrov a Clamk, and for tale by Che ( " v>auuaa t&robtv! ~ j ttor n ct fof IV Marofe Buiidin ., ton city, contiuna to givo their al prompt attention to tBe . Uon Of EVEKY DERORIPTI" LGenxrae JBoveksmemt. ' the general routine of ' the several | ?bey Bavo 1 number -of care, warrants tbom In ?.?uuui* with renewed confidence, to tlm ' representatives of OfflMra and iw*?,, v? w Revolntiona^ ^and ?th?JW?b. ?to W come entitled, by.acts of Oongreta, to oMqmnU tlon, ha If-pa j, petrfon, or. bounty; lac*. , In.addition to their exporfenco. tiny poisQri mnch v?l nabie record and documentary eriiencc appertaining to tho nnmerouaclaweaxf claira* EP-Ariny Offleers, Soldiers, Teamsters, Na val Officers. Seamen, and Navy Clerks, (or theil surviving widow# or minor children) who ac>ved in the Revolutionary War, War of 1818. Florida, or any ot the Indian Wars, ..for a period of not lew than rovnrztv oats ore now entitled to a Land Warrant" for-160 aob-m. 1 Tlftwo who have iocei ved their 40 or 90 acre warrants are now en titled to an additional quantity to make theirs eqiikl to 1?0 norca. I'M*?For obtaining an 80 acre warrant,$6; 120 acres, #3; 180 aero*. $10. Keirnlar correspondents who prepare ca ses and forward them to the above address, for management here, will be dealt with liberally. E?"A Court or Claims having been created by Congress, before whioh all pkivate oljiims. not heretofore provided for bylaw, are to be presented for adjudication, theundersiguod will undertake the management of an> cases requi ring attention before that eonrt, and dtfvoto their best energies to the interests of thoir clients. ? Es0T"Thotv ask no foe in advance, nor do thor make any charge for th ir uurvia s (except, where previously axrool up>u) unless thoy aro successful in obtaining something for thoio who oiuploy them. Address JNO. S <ss IJO. H. GALL.vnER. ?w T, T Wasjiington, D. C. !<?. B.?Land W aiiravts Bouoiit and Sold.? Wo-buy Lend Warrants and Revolutionary perm h highest market rates, giving geuor lly higher prices than anv other markets ifford, ex cept those immediately in the vicinity of Lin t Ortlces where Warrants are located 1 he advan tage of sending Wurrunts to Washington is that discrepancies iu assignments, which often occur and pioduce difficulty, can be rootiflo l, frequent ly, at tl-o General Laud OiBce. npll tf J. S. & RO. M. G. Certain Ctli'e or no Charge. DR. HARRIS' LOCK INFIRMARY, No. 31 South Gat St., (Dettcfen Second and Lombard sit., Btit.) a safe and sfeedt core effected ok so ito NET REQUIRED. Over 20 years experience of the treatment o" all forms of Disoases enables Dr. IlA KRIS to in Mire a sound and spoeily cftre in any complnliit Ilisroniodies are frcejt'rom disgusting Oils, Bal sams. poisonous compounds of Mercuiy. and in. jurlous Drugs, which so often lead to iliseovery, rendering the unhappy sufferer an invalid for life. The Lock Infirmary efelebratod throughout the Union for the effectual cure of all clataos of dis ease, iu the shortest time over compllslicd by proper and sale remedies was established in this city over 13 vcars ago as a Refuge from Quack ery. No public notice of his Institution would be tcquited were it nut for the number of stran gers in a large city exposed to imposition from the nliunug baits of Moo:t Doctoks, who will promise anything to ontice strangers to tliulr wliited sepulchres ! HxFttM-LL Manhood may here find a cortain restorative. Tuo remedies of Dr. Harris in re novating the mental and physical powers, and removing nil organic disability with other evils entailed by the solitude of youth, aro innoci'ticin notion, oertnin in effect, and unsurpassed by any d:?o\ery of the ogc. To Females. Dr. II. has given particular atten tion to leinule diseases. His experience eliaoles him to relievesafilv and speedily, all Irregular ities. Nervous Derangement. Constitutional Weakness. General Debility. <fco. l'rompt attention given "to letters, and treat ment markBd with skill and delicacy. Commu nications sacredly inviolate. Distant per.-onn cured at home, bv addressing I)R. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Md., (let ters oat-paid.) .Medicines sent in anv direction bv mail. au-30 ly. NO II U M B U G at the Auction store j the CHKAPK8T and HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT O* DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Ever offered to tho inhabitants f Clarksburg, Vq r|^HR Subscriber. Agent for tho well-known j I house of S. A boles, of Philadelphia, re- j sprctfullv informs his friends, and the inhabi- J tuns of Clarksburg. and vicinity, that he has jusr received from Philadelphia and N??w YorV 1 Muket*. th * Cheapen! Goods ever oflVud In this nlnce, constating of yards Super. Cloth*, f*nssimrrs. Satinets, 1000 Kentucky Joans, 1000 Sploi.dM D'^ss Silks, 1000 Alaparts. various #*o!or?. moo S?tn?r. Fr^n^b M"?-|nwsf 500 French Piftldt*, 2000 Calicos, 2000 Muslins, 500 yards Flannels, at 15 con's. 20 doz. snjf*r. Undrr shirte and Drawers, G-*ntlemsn*s Silk CmraK ! Suspend ti1. FTols^rv in prerit vsr|ety? 20,0^0 i yards Splendid Ribbons, vary In e fro in 3 to 25 cents p'*r yard. 20 doz,4n Kid Gloves, Nm 37 t? 62^ ccnts b?l ip one quarter t le importation p?i?*'? Wi'h a great variety of Fancy Cutlery, Table andTea Spoons. TiOnkfng G'"s?"sf Ladles* Trl??i min^s, YnyW Notions, .tft. (JROfERIES! Just rec"iv?*?l from Ph^riffs Sale at New Vork, tiie Cheapest lot oT Gr >ceri**s ever offered, con Mstiug of Coffee and Tea, which will bo sold low (or e??h. DNI receivng Now Goods from Philadelphia and f?w York. It* guUr Auction Sale Days ?on Tuesday an4 Saturday of escli Week, corotr-nclng at 10 o"? cloc, A. M. AH Goods sold wIiio*it reservation Don't forget to call at th? Cheap Auction Store. Main St. opposite the old eonrt h?nse, sM WEIGRRT, Jin. 3d, 1855?tf. Agent and Auctioneer. iiAnt>\v\nr! ntnnwinEit JOII.V H. MURPHEY has jn?t recflvfd and is natv op uing the inost extensive nnort : men t ofh-rdivarp, ever oST-rrd in Clark?h.?rg ! Ilis slock-mlirac-s olmust everything In the thin, among which u.-e Cirpeutur's, Cabinet-makor's. Shooinaktr'x and Biuck?mUh's tools of every description, to I geiher with a general assortment of Cabinet fiu ! inhiup material. j W. St<-wart'? warranted cost.(eel Axes, Hand Axes; llatchett, lie. A fine stock of Knives, Sh?ars, Scissors, &c Table cutlery and Spoon* ia great Turin'). Curtain trimfniugs, Britannia ware, Candle sticks. etc. It is useless to attempt an ennmeration of the article*, but the public are respectfully iuvited to call and examine this stock lor tlismialre*. nol ly JlediealCartf. DR- E- D. CARMACtC having permanently located in West Mflford. Harrison county. V?., offers bis professional services in Its" v*ri 001 biaachrs to tho public. Iltv has had several years experience ia the practice it medicine, and confidently believes he will he able U pre entire satisfaction. Office opposite tho (lylaitd JKote!." For infni|fc n. I annex the Miner M "the following individuals : Rev. M Tich.vf.ia, F. E. ? J. WoltJ^xs* A.M. ? I. B. Bt ' ? I. A, lease Ltkc?i Hiaiw " CiixvScft* DiflU. OU _ Wiluam Law. j J ixoBakui, Roszar tknumma. ? ' Joan Snot, ^. 28 3t> Female Semipary. . Wnw w!H i members of the^Cosmopoll at the flm annual dimtribatlon, in The Comnopolitiau Art and M&C*? . - Organixtdfor tU Eacou z>#mo*^/itaptadi ' "uTiTi Thhi B BlBliHl ?!t? and popnJart^^be JFttw Art* and tttomril of efuft r wufiklt jffBft botion wllltake place on the 80th 6f' Jahuar^ nett. at which time trill be distributed or allot' tod to merabej* eeveral bundflid Works of Arf; among wnieh ii the original and wurld-rsuown- - ed OKEEK SLAVE, by tfiSAX Powers, ooatlng over five thousand dollars 1 together with the and tho ?fifteen Statuettes in Bronte. Imported from Paris, aUo? large collection i f OIL PAIN TINGS, comprising *'.>me of the beat production of oelebratod American onl Foreign Artist*. The Literature l??ued to subaorioers oonslataof the. following Monthly Magazines : Harper's Putnam's, Knickerbocker, filaekwood'*, Gra ham's, Magasiue of Art. and U <doy'* Lady'* Book. and the Quarterly Review* ru-printod in New York: Edinburgh, Westminster, London Quarterly, and North British. Pi oft for the Current Yenr??|SJ?*?'*. The payment of thne dollar* oouatltuta* any l one u member of tld* Association, and entitle* him to either one of tho ab >vo Magazine* for one veuK aud aUo to a t.cket iu the distribution of (he Statuary and Paint^ug*, which are'to allot ted to member* In Jannary.?+ ' - Persons taking 11 vo membership* are entitlod to any five of the Mug ,zina* on year, and to six ticket* in the distribution. Persons, on boeomiug momhors, can have their Magazine commence with any mouth they choose. aud rely on it* being mailed to theiu promptly on the first of every mouth. direct frSth the New York and Philadelphia Publishers. LlTTELL'3 LIVING A JfK, Weekly, is fur nished one yoar and two memberships for ft. The net procoeds derived from the sale of membership*, are devoted to the puchaso of Works ol? Art for iheerwuliig year. Book* oj>ou to rucelTo name* at tho Eastern office, New York. or \Tcs orn olBoe. S.m.lrtsky. Tho Gallery of Art is located u dandu*Ky,(tha Western oihceof the Association,) whore superb Granite Uuilding* have been erected for it, and in whoso spacious saloous the splendid oollootlou of Statuary and Painting* are oxhibitod. The advantages sacured by becoming a mem ber of tlds Association arc? 1st. All persons receive the ftoll vulnoof their subscription at tho start, iu tho shape of aterling Magaziuo Literature. ? Sfd. Euch member is contributing towar^ pur chasing choice Works of Art, which are to be distributed amung themselves, and are at the sumo tlinj encouraging tho ArtUu of the coun try, disbursing thousands of dollar* through it* agency. Persons in remitting funds for moraborship, will please givo their po>t olllce address in full, stating the mouth they wish the Magazine to commence, aud write the word''R*oisTKn*o" on enrolep to prevent loss, on the receipt of which, ucertinoale of membership, together with the % magazine desired, will bo for.wurdea to ady part of the country. > Thtsi who purohaso Magazines at Bookstores will observe that by joining this association, they receive the Magazine und Free Ticket In the annual distribution, all at the same price thsy now piiy for tho Magazine alone. Pursous subscribing auy tiiuo bofore the 10th vf January, are entitled to the Magazlno for 1S55. Closing of tho Books I Subscriptions will bo received np t-? tho 89th January, at which time tho distribution will take place. Illustkaatko Dxsaitimvs Cataloocsi of tho whole coilectiou to be distributed, will hn sent free of charges on application. f-*y~UlHces of tho Association, at tho Knn-kor hockar Msgazlueodioe, 318 Broadway, New Verk, aud ut No. 1 OS, Water St., Sandusky. Ohio. Ad dros<. (ut either oillco,) for m-imbcrship*. 8m. 0. L. OKK1IY, Actuary 0. A. L. A. (iodry'i JLnriy'N Duok lor . 1850; * * rP\VEXTY-FlFTU ycnr or Publication bv tho JL mirro rhhlinhor. The only Lady'* Book ac knowledged by tile Ladle* of this country ua worthy of iu iVune. I'ui.NciPLE roiNTit or At'baction #oi? lS5i.? It contain* 100 puge* of reading iu every month* number? not beginning with a lur^j number of pugue in Junuury, and docreaeiug throughout thu your. Beautiful Stool Plate* Lino or Moziotiut in every number. lit d. y'ii reliable Stool Faihion PUt*<* [oolored] in every uiim'jpr?tho only Faaluun Plato* th.tr. ure considered tin authority. Knitting, Netting, Sc Kinb.oidori-.i2 printed in color*. Munio?Two page* monthly. Ka-y Lose?on* iu Drawing are givou monthly. Godey'* invaluable receipt*, worth Mono thro* dollar* a year-fur Cooking, tho Toilet Siok Jtoera, Xur*ery, and Mieceil&iicou* lioujs-keoping Ke eoipta. Dingrani* and PUn*, with full dlrjotion* for Ladies to cut their own drown*, both Stale And Female. Era jrol :ary and BraJeie Auglalto Pattern* ovory month a groat variety. Tub Nbucnr.-Thi* department U invalu able toovurv ilo lie'. , Moukl Corr\ofco.?Orea*. attention paid to thi* duparimint. A T#'*tu? ori thi lln>.?A moot eTocllent articlu for thu pre*orva'i?n uni beautifying of th'i moat invaluable ornament to both ?exe'. Undoubted UeocliiU, M<h1?1 Cot'a<(..'?t Model' Cottage Fura'tnrc, Pattern* (or Win lo m Car tair.*, Mu?io, Croon" t Work. Knitting, .Netting, P .tollwork. Crocket Flower Work, Hair Braiding Kibbou Work, Cb?ull!? W< rk. La.e Collar Work, Ch'ldrnn'e and Inf nt'? 0 u-.hea Cip<, Chomi l tt?, Dunne'*, Oiea!c?, Kvoiilng Drone*, Fancy -rtijlee, Head l>ro-ao?. liair Dru??iujr. Bridu'r. Droasox, Mantiil-a, K ding iia'i ?. Morning and Evening Die**ca, Cioa'o. Talnit*, Itout du Cliuinbre, Cu[h.-* and Ql >?'<? or furlu ni.oa ?Irr fine. cvur> thing that u^n i it. rot. a Liiy, will uii'l it* appropriate planum her o*n Boot Remember iliattbn Lidy'? l'-i >'< ha* aWaya riven Steui Eugi avin," 'an . t ir ugh^t thiy.iar, not pnbd-l.iriir thriii i" 'm o rr un i K.ibrna.y umber*. i.nd then omltti u them. la thi La dy a Br?k Mi/uo } ? u r-j u'.ve * uat no other throo Ur.gajintr* i-an fiirul?b yon with. Erii'TUAT Acrrciii.iTfr?.- TuUia another ae r:.-? of a-tic o -I?c liai t ' Id* Magarin >. Ertry ?>i eof tlio*e arti.i* ?. U irated with at loaot ?debt *'-ol engr-riiir*, flii* department i* ve ry int.- <i Mil', o ?' * 'Tin; i .formntio i in" an agreeable torm.ririub e f -r lu.,|i MifiitillM 'n, that c4L.no; baob a nod o.-.-wnjr*. Tho expend of oi e no niMr of the Lady'i Book including *uo engraving* an t llta-ary tnVter paid for. no* taken from EngiUh Kara iin-?. fanr'ezoeede tbst of anv other Megazino joblUbou in thi* country. We m?';? no excep joa. and are willing to have t ie facs; tj*t?d. Tx?W.?One Copy one year, $S .Two Copie* one year, or one copy tiro year* 6 "Fire Coplea one year, and an oxtM 0<fpj to tbe penoa aending tha club, 19 Eight Copiea one year, do do 15 Eleven Coplea one year, do do to Godev's Ltdy'e Book and Artbnr'* Home Magazine will both bo eest one year for f ',30? ToTt#?re what yon order being certainly eent, Addreea , . L- A 0ODKY. Ko. "11* Chestnut Street, Philadelphia SpecdJBena eent if deeirod. Selling Oat at ?mt, ? I "HE etibecriber'reepoclfolly ben leare fJHa X form tho public Inat be Km pernhaeed tV rm'lra J mail which be will bmi noon tM moot r00*001 Me Mm. Country produea'taken Iteibww far gooda. WSLliwfU. April flih, 18S5.?3u ; , Mew Works. TXJST received sad for tola a new popular work* ?J by Fanny yern. entiUed "Life and Beautiee of Fanny Fem." AJoo, ? few Mx* OMiea of that AlvOf^Both f&S, MUUt, I^at ItSBim Ae., to