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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

40 noss;ble IF ,betfac,s of The case
10 po'''o' - '
YOURS Respectfully,
RI a. HAMMOND.
80, -
FAIRMoNT, Marion county,
oct; Ism, 1907.
a. Raymond, Esq. f.;,,,,s $3.50
Dear Sir. 49, i, n
Your letter, bearing date
Oct. 18th, 1859, enquiring whether
Sherrard Clemens, Esq, of Ohio coun.
ty, drew a pension for me some time
ago I; and also stating that it was re-
ported in your county that said Glen;
ems has never paid the moneyso drawn,
r. n,
m your sls ,!, ~ ~ I, Mr. Sie,nens y
now aeanalaa1e lofcongfess ms .s que !.
70 n,m' u 'he repGt,is iaiss' y; taa =. :; !.
should DC eon'rao'e eI anu u ~ !. I, =, !.
1lae' J. Is aue 70 .ne Peoplo 81 ~, ,ne
Distric' mat tney snoula Know II. -
I have no personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Clemens-do not think l
have ever seen himlbut once to know
him. But forthe last tewycars i have
been drawing a pension OF seventy
two dollars per annum from the U. ).
A. for injuries sustained while in the
army during the last war with Great
Britain. My pension is payable Sc.
mi-annually, to wit, on the 4th OF
March and 4th of September. oa the
4th of September, 1881, sS6 was due
me on my said pension winch was
payable at Wheeling oy George 5.
Thompson, pension agent. ltnot be-
ing convenient tor me 10 VISIT wheel e ,
ing, and draw che money myself, !
procured A. +. Raymond, Esq. OF this
place to, prepare the necessary papers
empowering Sherrard Clemens to
draw the money for nae; Inns was
in the month OF September, isol')-
Mr.. Clemens's name was put IN the
power Of attorney at the suggestion
of MIR. Raymond. Mr. Clemens drew
the sS6 pension from the pension a.
gent, Mr.. Thompson IN wheeling, IN
a few weeks after the power OF attort
ney was sent him. which mas now been
over a year; and l nave never .receiy-
ed the same from Mr.. Clemens, or any
other person. or any part thereof.
Neither has Mr. Clemens ever Wit.
ten to me on the subject or ealled 70
see me about II, though ne mas osen
in the County ana wllhln lew mics
of my house since ne mas oeen . can,
didate for Congress. ! nave VISITED
Fairmont several times OF court day
to see Mr.. clemens, since he nas oe ,.i
a candidate, but nave neye. oeen uple
to see Mm ae a always ssn oe'' a dS n",
OF fa'het nv NJ. S,sn.ans ha. Jo,a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

,F,auec.-A plot against the s., state
has seen discovered at Paris Ih,r'
, na individuals were arrested. who
, we're busy making an I" internal ma
chine chine composed Of fourteen barrels,
ZACH capable of containing about 90
bullets, and their firing in wrong
Jiroct;on would have been impossible.
It is thought by some that the whole
plot was got up by the police, in or
dor to justify the despot in taking
more vigorous steps against the dem
ocratic party.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

~ Tho Circuit Court will COM
mence its session in Clarksburg, on
the 4th Of November. eae.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

Death Of Hon. ,Andrcv Jackson O.
glc.-By a letter received by gentle
nanin this city from friend in Somer-
set, we learn Of the death Of Hon. An
drew J. 0gle, ofSomerset, on the NOR
ming Of the lAth inst, from apoplexy.
Mr.. ogle the letter states, was in per
feet health and buoyant spirits the even
ing before. The sad intelligence has
cast gloom over the village, where
Mr.. ogle had lived greatly respected
and bsloyed.-PiH. A@er. lG
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

I. has been beautifully said, ,ha.
"the veil which covers the face Of fu.
turity is woven by the hands of mercy
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

One Hiev eft1e case.-An old maid
writestoa friend -sA widower with ten
children,proposes, and l have accepted
him. That aboutthe number ] should
have been entitled 10, Il had married
at the proper time, instead Of being
cheated into nonent,ty," .P.9.1ea IN
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

Wheeling, ya.-Ths following nov
el case is taken iromt the Times,-About
q year ago a little boy about thirteen
years Of age, was so unfortunate as to
break bis arm. II was reset, but ow-
ing to some cause, the fingers ATTACHED
to The hand have since literally rotled
of. A suit has been brought against
the attending physician for damages,
which is now pending.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

A leading medical practitioner a.
Brighton, England. has lately given
list Of sixteen cases Of paralysis. pro-
duced by smoking, which came under
his own knowledge within the las. six
months. ~ r ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

Tie Tteesury.-lt is stated that al
ter paying The Appropriations in the de-
Giciency bill, there s'ill remains in The
u. 5. treasury sixteen millions three
lundred thousand dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

Those are never likely to come to
good that are unlutiful toparenls,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

No one can pursue solid leurnis
and frivolous pleasure at ouce.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23

The cour, Of Oyer and Termincr
derives It's name from two French
words, meaning to Acsr and to deter.
miss. -....
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23
MORGANTOWN, Va.
sATUKDAY-OCT. 20, 1852.
EASTERN AGENCY.

NJ Mr.. c. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third ST.,
is one of.our most oblging and
attentive Agents. = 40 ~
E. w. CARR, Third street, opposite the Ex-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
HI u OTHER AGENTS. q
u. NJ. ANVIL, Nes,oryillc, Barbour CO., Va.
J. CALDWELL, P. NJ. Kingwood, Preston
county, Va. fi'tttf s'lr "a d,
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Wellington, Oct. IL.

Warrington, Oct. IL.
Charles h. Gbristwas has been ap--
,..,:....,l aissitLaE1.-A,
Reuben. M. Richardson, Receiver at the
Land Office at Minnesota. -ail8
There is a great run on the bogus
banksin Washington. The Bank ofthe
Union had large circulation in the
District. There are various unknown
banks without banking-houses circula-
ling notes dated at Washington. The
run is being made on the Central, Cit.
zens', Empire, Fulton, Mechanics, Mer-
chants, Exchange, Merchants and Me-
chanics', metropolitan, Ocean and Rail-
road Banks, and about a dozen others
having offices here. There is dispose
ton here on the part OF the public 10
set their faces against irresponsible is
sues Of bank notes. gfi. ~ haY
Episcopal Missions.-The receipts
of the Board Of Domestic Missions
since June, 1851, were s23,566, and
for Foreign Missions Sal, o4s; in all
s64,6l4. The Committee have very
nearly doubled the number Of their
missionaries within the yearjust clos
ed. The misaions to China and the
west coast Of Africa will both receive
further enlargement this fall, and there
are arrangements for occupying new
openings for missionary work.
German Baptist Missions.-In 1885
the Baptist mission at Hamburg was
commenced, when six persons were
received into the church. There are
now in connection with this mission
ee2 preaching places, in 40 different
cities and towns; $50 persons have
been baptized, and 1851 are ut pres
ent connected with the churches.
Trade apon tho Galf-lt is calcula-
ted that The amount of ocean COM
mcrce of tue American ports on the
Gulf of Mexico, inward and outward,
foreign and domestic, exceeds $780,
100000 per annum, besides that Of
the Mexican aud other ports of the
gulf 5Bpna! s''rsaf M
Duke of Wellington's Successor
The new Commander-in.chief, success
sor to the Duke Of Wellington, has
bpen nominated, Lord Hardinge being
the party selected. His age is 81. He
was already a lieutenant-general. and
enjoys pension for wounds at Water
loo, and also a pension Of 1925, 900 a
year for the batt,esoi the Sutlej, whereh be
commanded when he was Governor-Ge
eral Of India. Many years ago be was
Secretary al War tas Sir Henry Har-
dinge,) and subsequently, he was chief
secretary for ireland.
Within twenty years three millions
and . half of copies of the Bible, and
fifteen millions Of religious tracts,
have been distributed in France.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23
THE MIRROR,

C Praise ,uhere zoe can, and censure
y ,phere ,re must"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-23
ELECTORAL VOTES.

Tee following table exhibits the
number Of Electoral Votes giyeniby
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Within twenty years three millions
and . half of copies of the Bible, and
fifteen millions of religious tracts,
have been distributed in France.
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Ithe seYeral States:-I -. -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
PARTITION NOIICE.
sarah via VIE Court Ct Common Pleas.
vs. I~innison County, OLio.

james " fHTf, anu
sarah via we COuIt q Common Pleas,
rs. IiHnison County Ohio.
ID; MEL Aificr, Ct al
. 'hE sait Ialiel Miller aud Martha his wife.
Il WhO reside ina \ raWiuud county, Uhiu. John
AiuOld ana Hannah his wife. WIN ieside ia Elk
hsaIt cogHt! in tie State ui lndinns ,Elias Mi
ler and kebecca his wife, Calhaiue Zoos, Eliza
beth Fuus aud Abb FOos, who reside ~ uaTri-
sun county OHIO. viii lake notice Jhat u peuIiOH
~as hied against thcn Ou tie g. day ofJsuuary,
a. d., lS52, in the Court oi COiamt.n Pleas OF
county, OHIO, bv James w. PaTT and
Sardh his wife, and is RON pending, wherein tie
srid James ". Parr and Sarah his wife demand
partition of the following Real EsIa:e,,iz The
hall OF the south east quarter Of section
nine, ~ township number twelve. (l2)
o. range numbeI i've, % containing eighty tsO)
dcus. Also the north halt Rf the northeast
quarter of section number nine. l9l township
humber Twelve, lI2l at range five. > containing
ga acres. Also part OF section number lwenry-
two, IN township number eleven, range number
hur, ia the StcuDcnNille district. beginning at the
OF lands Of Joseph Nofszn, on The north
boundary line OF SAID %sectiUu. where a large
tree hears north q degs. east 10 links
tistnnt, thence snu,h go perches to a post. where
. white-uak tree bears north 234 deg east ,
inks. thence west 1907 perches Ioa post. VIII
1 whlteLoHk beats north - deg, tast 10 link. &.
hence north 100 pcrches 70 Il post wlcte "a white
lak hears north d deg. east 81 links. thence east
per shes tOthe place OF beginning, contain
ing lOO,j acres more or less;--subiecl to the low
Pr estate OF Mrs. CatIarine foos. widow Of John
tnos, deceased, heretofore assigned by meles and
bounds i'll said premises. us follows, viz: Bsgin-
ming ut the southeast corner of the lasI mentioned
.ract. 10 Wit: part OF section number %, township
number II, OF range number 4; running thence
west seventy pcrchrs to II post, thence north one
hundred and sixty perches To Il post, thence cast
Ill pcrches to II post, thence south one hundred
and sixty prrchrs to the pIncco OF beginning; con.
tanning 1855 acres more or less:--ard that ut
The next term of said CCurt application will be
made by the said james W. Putr and Sarah his
vie, for an order that partition may be made Of
premises, subject TO The dover estate, as
above described. As RAMSEY.
iau7-6t Att'y for Petitioners.
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and I'agre E3rugs

ME subscriber is receiving at his old stan,
in Cadiz. Ohio, in addition l." His former
stock, Il large supply Of fTcSh and pare
DRUGS. by SOILS, PAINTS, VARNISUES.
etc, etc in short everything usually kept in i
Wcsrern Drug store.
His stock has been carefully sclcctcd astoqmal.
iy and prices will he so low that no person can
reasonably object. | isstocS Willie kept full. and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
wishing TO purchase anything in mis- line, 10. sec
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past fayors. he stillhopes, by care
and strict attention to business. TO merit Il large
share of The patronage Of Il liberal public.
Tnay2l-lY '' JOIN BEALL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
CONSUMPTION!
Clark TowNsInP, BRowN Co., Ohio,

February goth, 1851.
JorN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
.Chcrry-Dear Sir Our family are prcdisposed
to that terrible disease Consumption-my father
aud sister having died of that disease. | have
also been predisposed TO Consumption, and ahou
three years since | WIS completely Frustrated b
it, and for weeks my life wae dislairtd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
us hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, tor Il very few days at most would close
my life. TO alleviate my paroxisms ofcoughing,
which were intensely t%orturing. and to assist my
eXpectoration, which almost smotEered me, NY
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. Wistar's
Bilsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me a few drops At ii time, as my coughing spells
came on. and from the first | expGricaccd relief,
and obtained a little Uninterrupted sleep, wlici.
refreshed me very much. From this time | began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly and af'
ter II lev days | was enabled to take the Bnlsnm
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. MY
appetite aud my digestion became goo and to
the aston shmcnt ufall that knew me. | recover
ed. Ii is to DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and hat alone, under the blessing of Providence.
that owe my recovery. My health is now good
every vestnge OF that alarming complaint, Con-
sumption, that had tor years attacked me like a
horrible incubus. has been eradicated nom my
sSsirm. and | do most earnestly cntrcat II rhat
NV IL ''''' 'N''7' '''Sl'0'' W N'l'ShihI'lbh w
make Immediate rial Of nr. Wistn,'s Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. jor | have full faith in its restoring
them to he"lth. Truly yours.
JOIN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAUT,oN,-RewHrc of n base coun-
tertril of Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. signed
by enc WINS Spear. whh. in order To palm his vile
imitation upon the public, has obtained a fac
smile Of our 1ottle, and onpied onr label yf di-
rcctions verhalum, substituting his own nanc for
that ~oftienry Wistar, NJ. D., which is found Oh
the genuine.
Remember tho outside label or wrapper Of the
genuine Balsam is "a finely executed slcel engra-
wing. bearing the name Of Henry Wistar. NJ. d.,
and Sanford aud Park--none other can he genu-
inc. Skillml and scientific physicians now pre-
scribe this medicine in tneir practice.
Price ST. per houle-six notifies for s.. Sold
h.. j. d. PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio,
North. east corner of'Fourth and Walnut street
= entrance M Walnut street, to whom all orders
must be addressed, AIso,by
John BeaIl, and M'Bean& Knox, Cadiz; IIogg
s. Parrish, MoorcGeld; John Iiogg, Mt. Plensnnt;
j. Crnmbachcr & Son, Wheeling; T. S. Ilcning,
StcubcnviIIe. iyl6-1y
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
b.. n. 10 M,A.U.

AUCTION X. co MISSION MERCHANT.
A Nd Dealer in American. English, Ere oh,
IN and German Goods. Clocks, Wulchcs and
JrwelrF. etc. All kinds Of MERCK andize. Rcui
,F.stare, ilousenoId Furniture sold on The most
fTcas0nahle trrUa.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
aud Wednesday, md saturday mornings
y UGt29-ty W.. y. WICkHAN,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
ENOS. GE. C6gf5GF'CSO9e
WHOLESALE AND REL III

W ~ III r w hL 7 III
DEALER IN
Cooking Stores. Crates, Ho|low ware. etc.
No. 10. USIoN STREET. WHEELING, Va.
EKANING always on hand tic choice OF the
market. at lowest cash Prices, Of Wheeling.
Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh rake: also mannInr-
tnrer Of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. in
all their variat'"-. p: the LOWEST PRICES.
Burke & Pitnr.' Improved
SAL.4MANDER S.4FFS.
ssoi ted sizes tor sale MS above; being the ONLY
gent for them in the city, | will sell ut prices
hat cnnnot faiIto pleHse. mal7-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING. AGENT.
NThL promptly attend to COLLECTIONS in
the COMMITTEES Of Harrison, Belmont, JEFF
feispn, Tnscarawas, Monroe, Gncrmsey.-and
.Ohio county, Va. Tie is also amth,rIze to receive
subscriptions for The ''ilcmocratic SentiueLnnd
FARMER" in the counties above nrmtuL. Resi-
dence Goa street, (Norti) Wheeling, Va.
ort2J-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11

-. a, SnOTWELL

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN en- lancer Y,
CADlZ, O..
NONTlNuES W practice in Harrison and adj
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
prompt attention TO CLllecting, Business OF Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
tons. Sales of Lands. settlement OF Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. Cuhyeyauciug, suits nj Law and
in Chad cry. loaning aud investment of money,
and all other professional business placed in the
He is Agent for the State Bank of Ohio and
Others. for loaning money, &c, &c. Office in
hilgore's Building, on Market street.
Cadiz, O..Junc 10, IS5I.-*
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11

FETIIE subscribGrs. rs Real Estate Agents. will
sell n valuable Farm OF 1874 acIes, situated
in Tuscarawus county, 3 miles souih ensloi uh.
rchsyiilc, i?0 acres uf winch are ctcnred and
under Il good state OF cnIivltion. Sud Farm is
well water"i with apriugsoC never falling water
Il good BAN and plenty of Corl thereon. said
Farm is well adapted to he rniSi' { of grain. md
a good Stock Farm. There is a. " 50 actes OF
good meadow land thereon, aud Is situated in II
yer! healthy locality ,andis one of the best Farms
in the neighborhool. For particulars enquire Of
the subscribers in Cadiz, or Of Jonn Barker, Of
Uhrichvilr.
The subscribers have t e selling Of several other
racts Of Ind in Harrison county, which will
nable us to suit almost any Que wishing +" our-
hat SCOTT II BINGHAM.
dee Rcal Esa'r Agents.
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AVN. kIlIELDAFFER.
M w h0tt~;ttR ;Btbh Retail
CT 4 fe 1 ~ a. FAGK x T. Ee

CT 4 ] is 10 = NUFACE' q x 4 Es ,
M. 20. UNIoX Sri. WHnEiISG. Va.
tHf5s subscriber begs leavc to inform his
u friends and tie public in general. that he
has on band n inrge lot OF CHAIRS. and contin-
mes 10 manufhcturc iu lhe hest manner, all The
different varieties 81 Claifs, Setters, Soeiables
Arm Chlirs, siuHll Chairs. ETC.. anil will offer
them for sale on thr mnst liberal terms for CASH.
All work is warranted, AS none but GOOD work
men are cinploycd. No. %, tlniol street, near
Marker. JAM iy ". RIiETDAFFER.
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NEW CEEISA.

tElnNs and skUPfNSNiltc SfOFC,
No. -, MoNRdS STREET. Wheel me- VIRGINIA.
? ME subscribers respectfully give notice that
4 they have imported dilectIr from the InnuuIac-
tn'ers. IA large and complete stock of the above
ware, together with an assortment of Mantle Or
naments aud Fancy Goods, some OF which are OF
exquisite taste and beauty. Iron, Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Ware, of an entire new patterns, Solar and Lard
Lamps and Lanterns OF every description. Bri-
tanuia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall nj all times
keep as complete un assortment OfCnmmon Ware
on hand. tor tie city aud country trn'e, ms can
be found at any other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention 10 re-packing the
san.e, convince ali who may Gtlor us with their
tn It they cannot do better utlany
q her establishment in the country.
HOBBS. BARNES & CO..
Flint Glass Manufacturers.
inu7.rf Wheeling, Va,
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IS eco REWARD.
& GHIM 8

AMUULD say to IhvIr old niehds aud - =
w toners. and everybody else. that 4 ey
ave just received the LAHGEsT and HEsT seIec,ed
lock OF GOODS ever bruugft TO Harrison com y
H consists 81 everything in the shape OF d.
GOODS AND GROCERIES, QUEENsWARE.
HARDWARE, etc, etc.
They are helermined to give BETTER BARGAINS
thau any other store in " these diggins." Ii YOU
don't believe il come and see Tor yourselves.
Bring on Your Produce, tor Millikin & Grimes
always pays as high, il not higher prices FOR all
kinds OF Country Produce, than any other store
in Cadiz. octS
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The following named gentlemen are our au,
ihoTized agents Ia receive subscriptions, ndycr-
and Jon Work. All cuntrncts made
by them will b. strictly fulfilled by rs:
PniiHdclphia--V. B.. Palmer. r. W. Carr, and
e. Pierce.
8ostoH--V. y. Palmer.
New Yurk--V. b. Palmer.
NheGIing--D. Maclaue. Esq.
FTeeperi--Juseph Alien.
MooIe6eld--A Jul. Schrpiher.
festcltester--Wm Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. +. Conaway.
Rumley--Jacob Gutshall
Short CFeeR--Asa llOlmrs.
Stock hmes liuagland.
AtheRs-Ur. Thomas tlmdlty.
lireen--John Nilkin.
German--JOhn Brown.
North--A. f. CrOskey.
Monrt e--Hcnry B Heller.
Mashington--John Boyd. m
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
lIycs & and Dress

TAKE this opportunity Of saying to the citi-
zens OF this and tho adjoining counties, thar
/ mn receiving II splendid New STocK Of FALL,
Ar d WINTER DRY GOODS, the ~prcttiest and
best ever broHeIt to this part Of the country,
which | will sell as low as any who sell Gucdo
in this parr Of tho ~counIy-cLeap fo lcash. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists Of super French Merinoes.
Silks and SatIns, Cloths, Cnssimercs, sattinets.
Twceds. Fcrsinns, Delains. Alpaccas. Coburga,
l,aces. Chemiscrts, best French-work CapGs and
Collars, FIanncls, and every variety IN the Dry
Goods line. Also. all kinds OF CLOTHING, put
up by ourselves, and made by one OF The best
Tailors in the Western country.
Call and see for yourselvcs.-at Snyder M
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. NJ humbug at my
store. ~[scpt2il A. f. MOORE.
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DAGUERRECTXPEs!
Revolution i'm VI arbic.

7 ME 'ubsclibGr, having made ample arrange.
Il mcnts Tor a large supply OF MARBLE, keep.
constantly OH hand Mnntles, Toombs, Monl-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con-
s'antly receiving large lots of italian, Egyptian
and american Marbles, which he is making IN
III a style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell at a very small advance on cost, either
wliolesale or retail, and solioits all persons in
wanting, to give him 4 call.
lie will also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and sills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, vary low.
lle has also on hand a considerable quantity Of
Free Stone monuments, Toomhs and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both tor we, and dry
grinding, Warranted.
GrN. B.-Lette'ing done in the latest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re.
gu red. MICHEL J. ROHAK,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
~ NOV xiv M &c I otrar anJ ~ NJ n.l-..