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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23
NOTICE

NTARCUSW Cage is our authorized agent
AThose who are indebted to Weaver, Mullin &
Co. Columbus. will find their notes and accounts in
his hands, Any one hayingclaims agamst us viii
pleanc present them to NJ. w. Cage.
WIN. &. WEAVER
JOHN II. MuLlIN
Columbus, Nov. l6, 1850 lit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23

DHEuNIATISM,--Comstook's Nerve and Bone
AN Liniment, Is warranted to cure any case 81
Rheumatism Cont Contracted Cords aud Museler,
or still joints, strengthens weak limds, aud enables
those who are crippled to walk again. Use this ar
cle and be cured, or so without 1t and suffer- as you
will
Sodin New York only by Comstock & Brother
No 8 John St in Columbus Only by ]. Blair. in
Aberdeen by Hampton & Herndon. feb. 22~3l-ly
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DALLETS AgfHALGALVANICise claim

n ALLEYSAN ANIMAL NICis claim
NJ ed by los inventor, to possess properties which
-io the Farmer and OowAer--auj those having
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are Of the utmost i'm.
pudance This opinion is n0ta mere use digu Of
tho rnprioiy hut h4sod ul.all vsiaus, AID faithful
triaIs and applications.
The greaI propricties Of DAL1EY's ANIMAL GAL.
yASc, are few but posityel
Its prominent feature, and whichno other article
excepting DALLEYs fw0rld reHoWueD PAIN tx.
TRACTOR possesses is --to conquer inflammation
IN its actjont Is powerful aad possesses the pro-
pertles OF lorclb.y amt rapidly drawing rom the
blood, md cloctiug all impure natter cleansing the
wounds 70 which it is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, and consequently cllcling a
rapid cure
In case Of -wclings, If well rubbed on, It check.
and subdues all Inflammation in a very short time
and consequently, speedy cure must naturally fol
low.
Its penetrating power is immense hence, in va
rious cases it has been successfully used in tut
cure Of Bone-Spayn.
ltstanls to reason, however, that in cases where
tine Ointment has first to penetrated hard substanc,
before It can reachhe sub-stratnm OF the disease
thata longer and more thorough application is ne
cessary than where the diseased Locality can at once
by direct application, be brought under DE mHoenc,
OF the Omtmcnt--as in cases Of Sores, Calls, liH
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, &c. sc,
IN all OF such disease, acts with electric rapidly
Broken Knees it ctectually cures without scar, 81
disocluntjCn O, the hair,-so that the iujuFy canno
Afterwards Be traced
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co,
June Z ISbl-lV
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STtLL CONTINUE BUSINESS AND OFFER
- for sale most splendid assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAT.
MEDICINES, TOILETTE BOTTLES,
PERFUMERY, OILS, BRANDIES,
NARNlSIES, SAND PAPER,
PAINTS, PAINT BRUSH.

PAINTS. PAINT BRUSH.
Els, WINES,
ana every ung appcftdinpg or CONNECTED utti, tic
DRUG BUSINESS We also offer our services
and attention to the manipulating portion Of or
business and by strict and careful attention, hope
20 give satisfaction in this branch OF our trade
Our Stock in trade was selected with care, and
every attention paid to the quality Of our articles,
and lilo pains spared on our part 10 get every thing
Of the purest quality, free from admSuro or adat-
fefdfiop. June 7-'5l.l
NEVER AND AGUE, aud Bilious Complaints.
u Although long known as sovereign remedy
for chronic cases Of Hepatic dcrangcmcnt, the pro.
pretors OF Dr. NJ Lanes Liver Pills were not pre-
pared for the following gratifying evidence Of its
capacity and curative powers in Aguc and Fever and
Bilious complaints:
"MApsoBuRG, Nov 90, l8l7.
"MEssRs. KIpD & Co,--About one year ago was
laboing under very severe attack Of Ague and
Fever, but by the use Of DR.. M'Iane's LiverPns |
was soon restored to perfect health believe them to
be the best medicine Cor Bilious complaints that has
ever been offered for sale in this section Of the
country, JAMES SHARPE"
For sale by JAMES JONES a. co.
June 7, l85l--n49-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23

{ Z IL T. Z On l. "a = 4 / Nv.
TEVIlE most strongly marked a-l developed cases
4 81 Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs
have become diseased and liberated and tie case So
utterly hopeless. as 10 have been pronounced by
Phg cans and friends. 10 be past all possibility Of re-
colerv. and az times Thought 10 be DYING has been
cured by this wonderful remedy, and are now as
wc.. and hearty as ever # is a compound d mcdj-
cations which are peculiarly adapted 10 and essen
italy necessary taf the cure Ct C0Hrt. and ta-
ur{aa. 70 operation Is mild yei e.acae.aus. II
.1a,en- the 9I.--u #sch creates ST. much tMcul-
ty, rel Ieyes the cough .st H.-.ts wfgre 90 cxrcI
tom the system Il discs natter lr eSreGfurstIou.
producing dcIiqGaa aHEa Bro lie breathing aal
chest and tals, after Gle Pre- aug'1Hs Of lie very
best medical men and the aHgua.as az hind aad
soroWiuG friends and uU-es, base .4icd 20 Ate the
smallest retet 70 the Gousumg.hc sufferer
TbUH4gi, q tFWgwPtre persons have boon de-
Ceiyed repeatedly in buying medicines which " ere
said to be iaaiable cures bat which have proved
only paIlatyc-, bat this medicine is not only pa a..
tive, but cHre for alcTgiei lungs It contains no
deIctcrious Droqsan one trial viii prove It's sston.
ishug efficacy better than any assertions or cerh-
Gates IN curing consumption and all diseases of The
Lurgs, such as Splitting o. blood pain in the side
and chest. nght.sWeats, &C. &c.
About loco certificates ct almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some %. the first
Doctors, Ciereymen aud Merchants, have been sent
us for this medicine, but the publications Of them
looks too much like Quackery, (wiIl show them to
any person, calling at our o,lce) This medicine
4ilI speak for itself and enough IN its own favor
where ever it is tried.
CAur,oy.-Ihs medicine is put up IN large Bot
lie and You must find the name Of Judson a. Co.,
Propretor. N. York ont5e splendid wrapper around
the bottle, .owhom allorders must be addressed
Sold IN Columbus only bv j. Blair, and in Aher.
deem BY Hampton & liegndon cb. 22-5l-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23

Coiors he Hsr, ard eiH Hai tt9 sin.
gsHIlIS dye may be applied to the hair overnight
the first night turning The lightest red o. grey
hair 10 dark brown and by repeating second
night toa bright jet black. Anyparson, may there
fore, with the least possible trouble keep his hair
any dark hadc 81 perfect black; witha positive as
surauco that the dye il applied to the skin will net
color it, BY an occasional application, q. person
turning grey viii never 5e known to have grey
hair Directions complete with tie arti ele There
no colorng in this statement one can easily test.
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures 1t, who is the celebrated Chemist, DR..
Comstock, author of Comstook' Chemistry Philoso-
ply, and other works, and School Books, well known
and widely celebrated By the public,
Soldn N. York only by Comstoek & Brother, No.
9. John st in Columb~s only by Blair; in,Aber-
deem by Hampton & llcrudon. feb 22-34-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23

ysSHE LIVER CONPiIdNT-Dr Milan
J. the inventor Of the best remedy for that fearful
disease, which has ever been offered to the public
thas describes the symptoms which Indicate q dlsCr
dered state Of TINT important organs
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED lNIR.--Pdjn iu The
richt side. under the edge 81 the ribs increased on
pressure. Sometimes the pain is III the left side
The patient is rarely able TO le ON tile left side
Sometimes the pain is fell under the shoulder blade,
and il frequently extends 10 the top OF the shoulder
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm. The stomach is affected with loss OF appetite
and sickncss--the bowels in general are costiye,
sometimes alternative with lax. The head is troub-
led with pain, accompanied with dall, heavy sem
satlou inthe back part, There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompanied with pain.
ul sensation OF having len undone something which
ourht 10 have been done A slight dry cough is some
times an attendant The patient complains o. wea-
riness and dcbihty--he Is easily s'ared--bs feet
arc cold or burning, and he complains Of prickty
sensation OF the skin HIS spirits are low and al
thouqh he Is satisfied that exercise would be benei
cial 10 him. vet he can scarcely summon up torli-
udc enough 10 try it. In fact, he distrusis every
remedy
Have Won any rail- of these symp'oms2 Celland
purchases box of DR.. NJ Lanes Pills, At
June7 lS5l-49-ly JAMES JONES y 90.
SIGHT Drafts on New-Yofk lot sale by
- 22sou A. SIMPSON & co,
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was ;oF many fegCs a Surgeon 90 The Grand Army
Of Napoleon. Dr ScpSch, during his he, made
fluid Extnti of Slr-aPrta or ne e'Pec" nse %
the phFsic4usQ. COS ~ ana @lich was CONSIDER
ea 81 that laf I'm Jhe most Superior lttitle mtde
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in ta.s eaeMt3l aftt..a ana fn then con-
calaei 81 da agi auliY uy determined tseYen-
t@Ha years 8ate) to hif3lNta n s2lne dture pefoa
~ The consideration p NJ" a'heed, preparation
8. Saffaparilii
sinas thA ilme, h,s nind has been constantly en-
pioge II uiy.ng the ingredients ana experiment.
q safaaWrla, such one az would DC ackho"Iede.
Ell by physleans IS unfoabIed IN US emcacy' am
ha,lei BY The afflicted win demons'rai'onS OF Joy
w eose and unrem'illng study he at as' succeeded
n gaining he desired end lt's Extract ha'ng oeeh
several years before lhe pnblc and vs. merits com
peteiY tested ne con'deutY appears 20 'he Thousand
ceftiic1tes Of rs wonderful cures ada hence iof ~
great superiority oyer q other slmlar compounds
u - therefore ama''eral ne SURPRISE, tla, q, cues
Yen = frequently ashc9 /" ~ ooes q. Ply .,tr.
sapatDa continue " auEahee 'aP'oy W the l'Eot
and confidence Of ne public when aa other slnllaf
preparations, when have prcceled hs, nave
heeh cast ASIDE az unworthy ., VIZ sheHcs'
notieei Thought y Hat re3n'te1' yel 'l's cues,
ION Is eaf'iy answered: ~ Du' nas po' worked
neae ,, ri Paginl@ ~ Pfe,en ea as ie oeeh
con,tantlv IN yiev-that or RELIEVING Tho snfl6rine
Of HE folioy.c,aa,,res Unlike those who command
a good article or a short time that thew may afsn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23

Better testimony than ras crer offered IN Jator
Of ang Medicine.
From Dr. Jas " Moore
Mn. 1ouS ButL have no hesitation IN saying
that believe your Sarsgarato be The bestaHice
ever manufactured. Tor the cure Of Scrofula, and
many other cutaneo Is and elauduhr affections, hay.
ipr used L with entire success in number Of the
aa4ee cases. T. M.M8ORE, N. d.
louisville, Ncc GO, 1917
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23
I.oursvrtLr, MAY 90, 1870.

We have used John Bats Sarsaparlia, aud have
kuownit ohe used, with entire satisfaction; and We
have 10 hesitation in stating that we believe It 10 Be
a safe and valuable medical compound. and calcu-
lated TO produce much good, and relieve much suf-
fering, and theiore would eheersglly and most ear.
nestly recommend il to the afflicted
l.. STEVENSON
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TESTIMONIAL.

REV z. W. SEIIDN--REV. +. STEVENSON
The following is a verbatim copy Of certificate
now ii the possession o. the proprietor OF Butts
Sarsamrilia Rev. +. W. Schonis widely and gem
orally known as an eloquent and accomplished Pas
TOR Of The Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev =.
Stevenson has been known ono Of the most talent
cd and Jealous members that the Kentucky Confer
enee conldhoasi Of for many years and At this time
ie4ng the high and responsible station Of agent
fsee better ormore satisfactory testimony II favor
oil nv medicine
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-23
IAMES ZONES & co,

April 30. 1851, nI3-ly'
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sure ana
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
Cuban Revolution.

The steamer 81. Paul up recently from
New Orleans, furnishes the st. Louis In
telligencer the following news in reference
to the Cuban Revolution
The Cuban excitement continued at New
Orleans without any perceptible abatement,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed among
certain classes. The st. Paul lost good
portion of her crew by enlistment in the
new regiment about being raised. Among
the volunteers was the mate Of the boat
John Scott, both the cooks, and four or five
under stewards and cabin boys, whose pla-
ces had to be supplied by recruit on the
part of the boat. 1t was rumored that the
new regiment will be completed and ready
to sail in the course Of few days.
1t numbered at the time over three hun.
dred men, and fresh recruits were pouring
in every hour. At Viclsburg, the st. Pau
met small steamer called the Cuba, witt
between forty and fifty men aboard, bount
for New Orleans, all of whom il was said
would Join the Cubans; about thirty had al
ready enlisted.
The steamship Pampero left New Or
leans, as before stated, on the 2Sth inst.
General Lopez commanding. Full eigh
hundred men were on board, the or
dinance department consisting of twely'
twenty-four Founders, besides host o
small arms. Up tothe evening of the 6d
nothing definite had been heard from her,
She, no doubt went to sea without trouble o
delay, and as she is said to be one of tn
largest and finest sailers on the gulf, she is
no doubt, off the coast Of Cuba ere now.
The officers of the st. Paul report havin
met the steamer Pacific, and one or two othe
boats on their way down with Cuban flag
flying. From this we should judge thu
Cuban volunteers were on board, and as tn
Pacific is from this port it is more than like
" that few of the st. Louis boys hav
slipped off for fight without Uncle Sam
leave.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
FALL TRADE FOR 1851.

VTNHE undersigned would again call the attention
l. of the Public TO his large stock of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on such terms as will enable him TO com.
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South, East OF West, mp or
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
articles:
100 Bbls. Gin, double rectifed. Whiskey,
50 1-2 Bbls. % =
10 Bbls Old Bourbon ::
" Rye 90
10 Cks. Oard Dupey & Seignette 4th prf Brandy
20 Kegs, American Brandy,
10 Bbls New York Brandy, Wine, Rum, Gin,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
20 Bbls. st. Louis Sugar House Molasses,
10 :" Plantation Moasses,
20 g Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
% Bags Cotton Yarn No. 8, TO 70,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails.
August p, 1851. j. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

ANOTHER New BoAr.--The Iin,Otr No
2, is the name of a new Missouri River
Boat, just completed at St. Louis. She i.
to be commanded by Capt. EwD. F. DICKS
one of our most experienced bootmen.--
Our old friend ISAAC ]. MELBOURNE, will
officiate as ''chief Scribe" Under com.
mand of such experienced and gentleman!
officers, the Tin,ow will speedily beesm(
favorite with shippers and travellepE-
She is of very light draught, very impor'
tant desideratum, and will leave ST. Loui'
on her first trip, next Saturday evening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
A SWINDIER.

WE wish to guard the public against a fellow
w who passed, while in this place, by the name
of w. f. Wait. He taught Singing School, sung
very loud and wore high shirt collars, struted the
streets and seemed anxious TO insinuatc himself into
the good graces of the fair sex; worked some at the
tailoring business, prolcssod 10 hail from Massachu
sets; he used our Horses and Buggies freely and
slipped off without paying for them.
EMERSON & HANDLEY.
Gldsgow, No.
II. s.-The above named Chap purchased the
oil for lights for his Singing school, and collected
the amount from each scholar and left without
Saying Turkey TO us,
Aug. II. F. w. DIGGES& Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

TRAGIC OcounRENcE AT NEWARK, N. J..
"A "preHy, bright-eycd, sprightly girl,
her face bcaming with amiability," stabbed
and killed Edward Drum, while walking
with his wife, the evening after his marri-
age. II seems that Drum had seduced her,
under promise of marriage; and the day he
was TO have married her, was married TO
another woman. The next evening after his
marriage, as he and his wife were returning
from party, she stabbed him. She gave
herselfup to the authorities, and did not pre-
tend TO deny the murder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

STEAMBOAT BURNT.-The steamer Ocean
Wave, lying at the levee at St. Louis, was
totally consumed by Saturday night last.
The Wave was a well known steamer, hav-
ing, for several years been one oftho regular
packets between St. Louis and Keolluk.-
OF late she has been plying on the Illinois
river. She belonged to Capt. Devinney,
and was valued at $4,000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH.-Sir James
Mcintosh says in his Journal, ''The Calvin
istic people of Scotland, of Switzerland, Of
Holland, and of New England, have been
more moral than the same classes among
other nations. Those who preached faith,
or in other words, pure mind, have al
ways produced more popular virtue, than
those who preached good works, or the
mere regulation of outward acts"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
Holm u. RtTRNE.

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER.
.VX7OULD respectfully announce TO the citizens
w of Glasgow, Fayette and adjoining country,
that he has located himself in Glasgow, where he
is prepared to do all work in his business, such as
Ware. Also TO manufacture to order, ali articles
of Jewelry, such as Gold Finger Rings, Breastpins
Tocltets, Ear Rings, Bracelet Clasps, &C., &C., in
the neatest and most durable manner, and on The
most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to have any
article Of Jewelry made of California Gold, would
find it TO their advantage TO call at his shop on Mar
ket street one door West of f, w. Digges 6, Co:
Drug Store.
Glasgow, August 81, 1S51-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
pI-EAsn TAKE NnTICr.

TIVE subscriber announces TO his friends and the
l. public in general, that he has on hand very
large stock Of Dry Goods chiefly woolcns, such as
Cloths, Blankets, Cassimers, Sattinets, Alpaccas,
Mernos and Flannes, Linseys, Muslin dc Lanes,
Beaver Cloth, Neyeting; Also. Hardware, Hats,
Caps. Shoes and Boots and first rate and well as
sorted stock OF Iron and Steel. All these goods
have 10 be sold, and people, in want of goods will
find me in regular attendance from the first of Sep
embcr until the Goth of the same month, where |
shall sell privately for cash, or months time TO
good responsible men. From the goth Of Scptem
Der on shall sell at public auction until the first Of
October, until sold. The Terms Of The Sale will
be all sums under Ten Dollars cash, and all sums
over Ten Dollars months time, with approved Sc
curty.
have secured the services of II. w. Smith Esq.
now Clerk of the Gen. Lane, TO auctionccr off my
goods. CHAS. b. FALLENSTEIN,
Aug.ll1 Gldsgor, No.
p. S. As time draws near shall publish Cata-
logues for the Auction sale, especially for those
days, when we shall sell choiesuc only, BY the piece
Or package.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
FRESH DRUGS,

TUSr received, and for sale by DIGGES & Co.,
y large and well selected assessment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stufls, Perfumery,
HAIR Hat, Shoes and Tooth Brushes, Books, Sta
tionery, &C., &C., which they offer their friends
and the public generally on the most acoommoda-
ting Terms.
Physicians visiting Glasgow will do well to call
and examine their Stock, before purchasing, as they
have the largest and best stock ever brought TO
this market. Orders from Physicians and Mer-
chants attended 10 punctually, and put up with
care, and warranted 10 suit in price and quality
One call will make many.
August 81, 1851. +. w. DIGGES & co,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

PRoPosrD AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
From a communication that appeared in the
National Htelligmce, over the signature of
Daniel Lee, of the agricultural department
the Patent Office, it appears that an effort
is in progress, with every prospect of sue
cess, to organize a national agricultural
society, by the union of all State and other
agricultural societies under a general head.
He says that the national exhibition will
doubtless be held in the Metropolis; and
that if the friends of rural science and i'm
provement at the South will unite with
those of the middle, northern, and western
States, he has reason to believe, from some
correspondence on the subject, that such t
society may be organized on permanent
basis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

A New USE FOR BUNKER HILL MoYU-
MENr.--The following toast was given by
one of the Boston Marshals, at collation.
given them by Mr.. Potter, at his plantation
during their stay in Savannah:
The North and the Somh.-May the links
Of the chain that binds their Union be stron-
ger than ever--the Abolitionists pitched
into Ii, and Bunker Hill Monument
rolled against the gate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

FAn advertisement in the London
Times seriously announces a new song with
the modest request, ooh, give me back but
yesterday" A companion to the above,
"Oh could you spare tomorrow, love?" is
in preparation; to be afterwards followed by
the sequel lyric of You haven't got such a
thing as next week about you, have YOU"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
SLIGO l. TYRONE IRON.

WE have just received and will have arranged
w for sale in our Iron WAREHOUSE, under the
TINES OFFICE, in a few days, the largest stock of
IRON and Steel brought to this market compri-
sing every size and description wanted by black
smiths, and which we viii sell For CASH, or TO
pUNcrUAL DEALERS, on SHORT TINE, at a SMALL
ADVANCE ON COST. This lot of Iron was purchas-
ed at unusually low rates, md tfcighfed under con-
tract which enables us to offer inducements to pur-
chasers, of whom we ask an examination.
Aug. p. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

New Posr OFFICES have been established
at Halc's Point, Andrew county, Mo-, Miles
Hale P. NJ; at Jenkins Creek, Jasper coun-
ty, VIM. Dunn, P. NJ; at Norway, Miller
county, T. c. Degrafrenried, P. M; at
Cookies Store, Lafayette county, M. M.
Cook, P. NJ; at Stringtown, Cole county,
Luke l.. Ray, P. Nj.