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rzr Now is the time to indulge the Juve.

niles Santa Claus has commenced running express rom
TuTrIs Bazaar OF fancy Goods to the ana
fresde OF every house NewYosk and VICINITY MI Ut
TIy has inst received ten OF Crying Dolls perfect
miniature facsmiles of little babes which VIII undou9t
edy delight the rising generation Of young Misses MI
TIyr has also about different kinds Of ganes-annsng
oca and instrucve an infinite variety ofroys and Paris
an and oveos Among the latter are some spien
did Paper Msche Goods comprising Jewey ana dressing
Cess Glove.Boxes Portfolios, Writing Desks, WORK
Boxes and such host Of beautiful BDouterle that per-
sna inspection alone convey adequate idea OF ne
extent REM rnber the uumber-No 3i5 Brosdway-IU1.
TLrs Fancy Ware Pay them VISIT and you viii
indoree al W have stated.
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NEVER TOO LATE" WAS THE LAaEsrEp

NEVER TOO LATE, WAS TIE bAh@'
DArIEL WERsTEz's MORO. n. ..,1;,z
Haadsorfe SHIRTS. cheap well made snd OF e1cele
Are from ELKIHs's home with extreme P."~'
IT'S the place of all Others lay out y91T l,,
In Shirts Under Clothing, Gloves boso Hs a.
What voc buy there will ht you, as ceri certain
Ard the rule tor all orders neyer t0o s,enrs
81 80 for o splendid corded front Salrt nl'lo "
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.nnroprate for holiday gift to sa1y than beautiful set
Fnrsd BANTAs stock comprises sabes martens ermne
shinchills mink fitch and rock inarten yctornes npPe
IN md rnus combining elegance with comort and all
ho see their friends fortified against the blasts oil
winter are invited TO cell and make their selections
WIN BAHIA, No. lO6 Canal-st, cor W0oster
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IMPORTANT PUBIC NorIoE-The subscriber

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTIcE.-The subscriber
be 10 announce that on the LIST Of January 1853 he will be
joined a. special partner by b. WILLIAMS Esq ate OF
the firm OF Hunt Merriam Cor the business from that
date DO conducted under the title OF GEORGE BuLPN&
Co. In consequence the above becomes
liable stock Of Paris coaks and mantas Chinese French
and India cne hair shaws and and valuable furs of
all nations soud BIO eected and order 10 insure this
resut In the short time the entire has been
submitted TO the most unheardof reduction price. The
Just celebrity this valuable collection OF foreign novelties in
ladies has attained throughout the Union renders
comment superuous but guide to ladies who wish to
avail themselves OF the present opportunity append the
suboined list Of few Of the leading attractions with then
former and present reduced prices, thus
$50 elegant cloth cloaks brown mode and other prevail
ing coors formerly sold at ia to SIS reduced TO So
ice do, formerly sold at eco now reduced 10 Sl4
$50 do, formerly sold at S2S TO $50 reduced to Sl8 to
go.
All the velvet eloaks formerly sold at $50 to SIS
duced to ga TO $50.
All the emhrodered do formerly sold at SIS sie5
rcduoedt ga to $40
$50 French Cashmere square shswis formerly SO to s0
now reduced to - and S5
$40 very ch broche long shaws formerly S2s to $40 now
reduced to GIG to &c.
500 very superb French cames hair shsws formerly $50
10 $50, now reduced to SIS to S45
Aso India camels hair and splendid variety OF Canton
Grape shswls and scark at propoihonaie reduction
FANCY fuRs.-ln this department quotation of prices
only tend mislead the public suffice it, therefore, to
cay that ssthe Subscriber has IN truly magni
cent variety Of cables Martens chnchilas ermnes,
kc In uppets votorines riding boas cuffs, nuns, gaunt
letn every other prevailing garment aggregate value
upward een thousand dollars he will offer such induce
been realized Observe the sale at
the reduced prices Monday 18th December,
and will continue until the let January.
GEO. BuLPis Paris Mantilia Emporium SOL broadway.
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70" TEETH put in the mouth on Gold Plate
without taking out the Dccaycd stumps plugged "a
well o. decayed teeth Any ordinary finished IN two
DAYS and in most without pain.
''''' N'N j. FOWLER No. 1856 Spring-st.
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rs LAMP Observation-Disclosures

j. g. MoFFETT's LAMP DEPer-Eiousekeep
and others respectfully invited examine the very
beautiful Candeabras Girnndoes, Solar, Fluid and Lard
Lamps, g MoPFErT has always hand at his depot,
Nos 19 aud l2l Princest J. G. ~ sells at very moderate
profits 1.-THE quick sixpence rather than the slow sh
ling" is his motto Gas fixtures introduced into houses
with economy aud dispatch. ISundiy Dispatch.
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II FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No. ISL Nsssau-st, NewYork and
no. I42 Washington-st, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

DELAwARE.-The Constitutional Conyen-
ton Of this State has adjourned over to the
10th March next.
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The EVIDENCE is a letter from Ben

IHB EVIDENCE.-fftFt II IbCItr IrOM DtII-
j. Tossing, Esqr author Of the Field Book OF the
American Revolution" which will tell you what he thinks
OF Dr. DECAYS NIoUKRESoLEo;
NV Yo Aus ls52l am delighted with the slu'ay effects
Of Delays only the falling OF Of
hair but promoting its growth poi which had become
nearly bald There growth thereon, and HAIR
heretofore, small the comb,
satisfied that another hall dozen bottles will the head
My wife has used with the effect
and would be without H. toilet material Please send
" using the lat bottle Yours, truly.
BrssoS J. Lo,sISa"
For sale by THOMAS J. GROWER, Bookseller, No. sd
Broadway, F.. FRENCH Bookseller, No. 1856 Nassaust,
Clinton Hall, and Mrs HAYES No us Fulton, Mas
sau-st, Brooklyn.
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Col. Preston on Neutrality-suspicious. or
Law Clerk-Health Of MIR. kins.


Col. Preston on Wcbster-Appointmeut Of
Law Cierk-Heaith Of MIR. kins.
Special Dsspateh 10 The ". Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Dec Is, Is5a
Col. VIM. Preston, the member from Ken
lucky, just elected in place Of Hon. Humphrey
Marshall, made his first speech in the House
to-day. 1t was the most impressive and
classical effort made in either branch of Con.
gress on Webster b. Davis Noxon, Jr.. Of
Syracuse, entered upon his duties, to-day, a.
Law Clerk to the Solicitor Of the Treasury,
vice Alexander Greene, removed. Greene 10
not yet provided for, but probably will be to-
morrow. Mr. Kings health is not so good to-
day. EYE.
New Adjutnnf.(seneral.
sseeial DlysfeA to Tie ". L. TibErs
ALBANY, wednesday, Dec Is, lS52.
Col. ROBERT T.. TEMPLE, of this city, has
been appointed Adjutant-General. by Gov. Seymour.
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y. new and macnifcent D.ouxR-

Dr GuRsKY's new and magnificent DAoUER-
Rrar GALLERY No SO BroadwIy contains tbs largest
collection OF OF Distinguished persons TO be SEGA n
this county. GVRsEY received the highs. pre- man
eold medal the late Fair of the Amsrcsn lnstut TO-
died views Of the principal cities and God Regions o. Ca
fonis on exhibition Go and see tien-adni.ts7cs zee
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HoLipAys.-New Fruits, fine favored Coffee,
choice Grees and Black Teas Spices Colored Candles
Winter Lamp OIL and Family Groceries in all their variety
Cor sale at the lowest market prices at o. FowLEEs
Nos EGO and 1876 Greeuwchst and No 76Veseyst.
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- Ts;loresses and Seamstresses at las

rys Taoresses and Seamstresses ao Iass
learned the most important fact that the
c,.crps IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES Is better tnn csn
done v hand and that the Merchant Taiors readily pay
$50 nrcSs f- fbe beautiful machine work. No other sew
49, Hscbins will do the work required II ls not srangs
therefore that the whole sewing world should Dc
10 Obtain these Machines Call and examne tnen 'Sey NJ
~ Of6ce M z52 Broadway.
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BoYs' OvERcoATs AND CLoTHIso.-We are
closing out our stock Of Mems and Boys Overcoas and
Clothing at greatly reduced prices to make room for new
Spring Goods Purchasers In want viii do well 10 give us
acsll BopeHToN KNAPP, No. 80 Maidcnane.
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Oprucs.--WALDsrEIS a. BERKEL, Manutac-
turing Opticians No. 45l Broadway. One Of firm has
lust arrived with most splendid selection OF Opera Glasses
and Optical Instruments general among which are apy
articles Appropriate for Holiday Presents.
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Presents FOR THE HoLIDArs--FISE ENG
LisH Com LocKErs Of superior quality, together with
largo assortment Of Pins, Rings. Keys, Seals, &c.
Also variety Of and COSTLY CASES of Vol
vet PspierMsche and Tortoise She'll richly insd, for
sale at BRApSs DAeUERRxiAS GALLERY, Ne. so5 Broad
way, corner Of Fulton-st
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~ Last evening we received no CODY of

q Last evening we received no copy Of
The Boston Atlas This Is the third or fourth time
within the last six weeks when have particularly
wanted 1t, and 1t has not come We do not suppose
the publishers that paper to blame and should
like well TO know what becomes of il, when we have
reason suppose its contents Of more than usual value
10
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~ Elastic, Durable and Unshrinkable fall
and winter
UNDERGRADUATES AND HOSIERY,
May be bought at low prices directly from Importers aud
Manufacturers A. RANKIN Co. No. l0i Bowery
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" The Toy Bazaar of RoGERs, No. 4i9
Broadway the store for all to visit in the selection Of
from the richest inlad Tables aud Work Boxes TO penny
WHISTLE will be found this extensive Bazaar and being
al imported by MIR RoGERs in connection with his shop
omers.
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CAxrRELL's ALPINE CATER Boors.-It is
With the greatest dcuiy that CASrRklL can ssssy tho
demand e theee comfortable and elegant Boot thoash hs
AAi1anty constantly employed in their uaanufacture
They cAesp durable and attractive appearance
anA )nssly popular. CANTRELL's 10 af No SIS Bowsry
u PErERsox g. HUNPHRErs, No. y79
0rua1wsy, of Whitsst receiving daily from
Esses es1 ths Auction RocA annually large and ss-
U4t 6ook Of CsrpetnxA SURPRISING in hrlsncy Of coors
ncAsw Of design and snish anything offered in this
nssee Many patterns excasvely and not to hs
fb9n1 esswhcle Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
In 60 snszv piece, % which call pubic attention.
" 0ouRAup's Liquid Hair Dye il, without
s.sSees. bss syeI invented Equally celebrated
61esaAvps 9sdicstsa ecsp Ser curing pmpes. hecklss
81 hsqm 0esA womA tettse sslownes tan, roushness
90 elaAs s.aela o. fc.ars sabsls sp1Oc. hsI hem
anG - q ~ bedy Lquil veeetsAls Reuse Lily White
- Hal Asseerssvss q q wsiker-st, nssx Broadway.
Ham DYE AND WEes.-DArcHELoR's Man
uAy os thess articles = celebrated IL ~ pssts Of hs
go Is.ss yiAhs leAf Slsea.t snd ausshls wig o.
eSFonslts0 8 al Wholesale and retail; & Nsl WsN-
= cspy ~ sd&zsss-Sswsn II iniasisaS
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Fr,e,n,ry AND FuRs-Winter has suddenly

river everybody the cold shoulder The LADIES' who Prze
health and love comfort are putting on PURs rev oe
nowhere can they be found in such variety 30 OF
~ such reasonable prices at Genins BazsT EImne
sable Marten Mink and Fitch, may there be ooaineo
prices which Will sstonish al who associate deaIness
the idea Of that celebrated establishment ,at
lovers hers and brothers. are respectny oIS 70 the
SCI o. "a" 'eiJ oSa GgSISs BAZAAR,
wse," &C. A. go pxo.Svav 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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For INDIGESTION AND NERVOUS DEBMIrY.-
Dr. WArrss Nervous Antidote is safe pleasant and esc
teal remedy for restoring the secreons and giving robus
snd healthy 90 every function Of the syste This
rsedy = with such certantes upon al that
written win be given to return the money
ifpsoved Intellectual. 81 per bottle.
i PYNr No LOO Nassanst
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To- As the weather increases 70 De coid, 30
- r. demand for FssEmArs HATS increase at his store
No &C FultoD.s There 40 myster, attached 70 .e
sd ss them Cor 50 and s. So which il Is cent less
tfsn AZ any other Lstter the city. This accounts tor
b;a fupueDse sales.
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New WINTER STYLES OF CLorHrsG.-If old

winter has halted his march from the N0rt tne pause
ss At least afforded opportunity TO perfect the prepare
tioDs for his reception. Our friends JENNINGS 20 OF
No @ Broadws have certainly made the best use OF the
Interval Within few days they have added largely 70
their former extensive stock of Broadcoth and Beaver
Overcoat Oversacks and TGmss introducing IN these late
additions ali the styles Issued in Paris at the commence
ent o the present month They have also increased their
stock of Velvet Silk Plush Cashmere and other
of pIsn and sncy Vests Several and beautiful
Psids &C., bave recently been added TO their variety IN
Paploops ard their assortment Of FTock and Dress Coats
SPORTING Coats Business Goats and Sacks, &c. &C. has
lust been replcnishedthe great demand having entirely
swept of many of the sizes Knowing by experience that
the r. made wearing apparel sold by Jennings Co is
by any manufactured to measure In elegance
quality and durability, take great pleasure in recon-
nepdpe 10 all who desire 10 unite fashion with economy
In the Order Del Of the establishment elegant
nit con be completed in twenty -four hours
WINTER CLorHING.-A full suit for seven
dosrs comprising Overcoat Pants and Vest and Others
at corresponding prices be obtained OF C. e. Fol-
WELLS No. 81 Fulton-st, between William and cod ths
sheapest ready Clothing and Tailoring establishment
In the City ofEew-iork.
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AUCTION NOTICES. Valuable Building Lots

Auction NOTICES. Valuable Building Lots
In the With Ward Of the City Of Newark N, J., at Public
AIcsioa.--E. N. MULLER, Auctiopeer viii cell the
Pynsss on TauRspAy Dec i6 at 2o'clock, p. NJ IS val
liable Building Lots situated the following streets
on Feuyst.
ON Railroad-av
l on Union.st.
rs on McWhortar-st.
. on Bren-st
on Eaa Mechanc-st.
Thee Los Are In the immediate vicinity OF the New-Jer
sey ksarosd Depot Marketst, and comprise some of
ne noss dcssoe Building Lots anywhere to be found in
the city Terms OF Saco FER cent the day sale; Is
Per on me delivery the deed and tho bAsncc be
secured oy bond and mortgage payable in one, two and
three yes~ with interest half yearly per Title
sputsh For msps apply al the Office of the Auctioneer
No 90 Broads or Dawn A. HAyEs, Esa, No. Sl4 Broad.
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10 ourselves and to the eapsc Of popular gov
.eTHmen,. Such expeditions, however. are
often stimulated by mereenary individuals,
who expect to share the plumber profit of the
enterprise without exposing themselves TO
danger, and are led on by SOME irresponsi-
Bile foreigner, \ abuses the hospitality of
our own Government 20 Join in his scheme
OF ferspnal ambition or revenge, under the
false and delusive preience of extending the
area of freedom. These reprehensible ag-
gression but retard the true progress of our
nation and tarnish its fair fame. They should,
therefore, receive the idignant f,owns Of ev-
cry good citizen who sincerely owes his cnQn-
try and taken a pride in its prosperity and
honor
Our constitution, though not perfect. is
doubtless the best that ever was formed
Therefore leteyery proposition TO change it
be well weighed, and if found beneficial,
cautiously adopted. Every patriot will re-
joice to SCI its authority so exerted as to adj
vance the prosperity and honorof the nation,
whilst he will watch with jealously any at
tempt to mutilate this character of our lib
critics, or prevent its powers to acts of ag-
gression or injustice. Thus shall conserva
tism and progress blend there harmonious
in preserving the form and spirit Of the Con-
stitution, and at TIE same time carry forward
the great Improvements of the country with
a rapidlty aud energy which freemen only
can display.
in closing this, my last annual communi-
cation, permit me, fellow:citizens, to con-
graduate you on the prosperous condition of
our beloved country. Abroad, its relations
with all foreign powers are friendly: its high
place in the family Of nations cheerIully re
cosnised. At home we enjoy an amount Of
happiness, public and private, which has
probably never fallen to the lot of any other
people. Besides atfording to our own citi-
zens a degree of prosperity, of which on so
large a scale | know of no other instance,
our country is annually affording a refuge
and a home to muliludes, altogether with
out example, from the old world.
We owe these blessings, under Heaven,t to
the happy Constitution and Government
which were bequeathed to US by our faith
ers, and which it is onr sacred duty to trans
nit in all their integrity to our children. We
must all consider it a great distinction and
privilege to have been chosen by the people
to bear a part in the administration of such a
Government. Called by an unexpected di
pensation to its highest trust in a season of
embarrassment and alarm, | entered upon
its arduous duties with extreme difidence
claim only to have discharged them to the
best of an humble ability, with a single eye
to the public good, and it is with devoE'
gratitude, in retiring from Office, that | leave
the country in a state of peace and prospcri'
tY. WILLARD FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. G, 1852.
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Democratic State Convention for
| s ) 3.
sHIEGToN, Dec. G, 1852.

We publish to-day, says the Statesman Of
the Goth ult., the call of the Democratic State
Central Committee, for Il Convention of De.
legates of the Democracy of Ohio, on the 8th
of January next. The object Of tAe Copven-
ton. as stated in the call, is the nomination
of candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Go
vernon, Secretary Of Estate, Treasurer of State
Attorney Generator candidate for Supreme
Judge, and one member Of the Board of Pub
lie. Works.
As the offices for which nominations are
to be made. are of the first Importance, the
Democracy will not need to be urged to turn
out 20 the County Conventions fop the selec-
ton of Delegates. No county should be
unrepresented on such an occasion. The
Democracy should all feel a deep interest in
the Conyention. 1t should be attended large
Iy from every township. village and hamlet
the State. The day itself is one upon
which Democratic vows should be renewed,
its consecrated memories renewed, and its
thrilling recollections revived, that its hal
lowing influence upon the hearts of the old
friends and, lovers of ASDREw JACKSON, may
be refreshed. and in full vigor through each
generation. Our enemies, it is true are
PROSTATE now-but they are endcavorIng to
arouse, form new organizations, and will
strive for the recovery of power under new
names and novel devices. Democratic Wig
lance must be eternal7-when awake and ac-
tive the power is always ours. Let, then,
the ensuing campaign. staEt right by having
a complete representation Of the Democracy
of Ohio. on the 9th.
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N office.

TINE undersigned Executors Of Henry Barricklow,
i deceased, in pursuance of his last will and tes-
lament, will on the 29th day of December A d 1852,
offer for sale on the premises the following real es-
tate, to-wit:-Ihc homestead farm of sail Henry
Barricklow, on which he resided at the time of his
deccase, situated in Athens township, Harrison co.,
Ohio, and containing two hundred and two acres more
or less. The terms OF payment will be part in cash
and part on credit, TO be made known more particular
" Oh the day Of sale.
CONRAD BARRICKLOW."
HARRINGTON BAiRlCKLOW.
n,na,oLa.Q 1870 '
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9Th Of January Democratic State
Convention.

Ats meeting of the Democratic State Cen
trail committee, held in Columbus, on Thurs
day evening, November 25th, 1852, present
Messrs. Medary, of Franklin; Fries, OF Ham
ilton; Mitchell, of KNOX; Spencer, of Cuya-
hoga; Dickey, (acting for Ger. Mcdowell
of Highland; and Morgan, of Colunabiana,
it was
Resolped, That a call be Immediately is
sued for the assembling of Democratic
State Convention, at Columbus, on the 9th
of January, 1858, for the purpose of placing
in nomination candidates for The offices OF
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney Gen
eral, Supreme Judge, and Member of the
Board OF Public. Works: and that in conform
ity to usage, under the resolution adopted
by the Democratic State Convention OF 1916,
it is hereby recommended to the Democracy
of the several counties to appoint one dele
gate to said Convention for every five hun
dred votes cast for the Democratic candidate
for Governor at the last preceding election,
and one additional delegate for any fraction
al number of Democratic votes cast as d
bove, exceeding two hundred and fifty.
In accordance with the above resolution
the Democracy of the several counties OF
Ohio are hereby notified to meet and ap-
point delegates to a Democratic Convention,
to be held III Columbus, on the 9th day OF
January, 1853, according to the ratio set
forth in the following table:
I'VE omit the list Of counties and dele
gates. Harrison county is entitled to three
delegates.
Editors Of Democratic papers throughout
Ohio, are respectfully requested to give this
notice one insertion in their columns.
WIN. D. MORGAN, Chairman.
NOTE. The Committee delibetated on
the propriety of making the vote, NJ the late
Presidential election, the basis Of represen-
%tation; but resolved to adhere to past usage,
and leave the prophecy Of making q change
in the hands Of the Convention ITSELF,
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Temperance Convention.

Let all the friends of the Temperance re-
form attend the W~ashingtonion Convention
to be held in the Court House at Cadiz, on
Saturday 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, NJ.
If ever there was a time when c~xertion
was called for, it is low. I%utempcrance
does cmphatically stalk abroad throughout
the land. Law if there be any, is utterly
disregardcd; andmany are vendingand more
are drinking the accursei stuff, who have for
years been restrained by public opinion
Let as an this dark hour not yive over
Good speeches, the brass band and what
ever else attractive can be procured, and are
expected. BY order.
TIIOMASLEE Pres.
j. p. WooD Sec.
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Premium Clothing Store.

4 r A. +. MOORE'S Premium Clothing Depot is
n the best stock of Winter Clothing ever offered
in Cadiz-low for cash-caLI and see them. He
don't think it a hardship 10 show them. A fresh
stock OF cloths, winter dress goods, shawls. etc, just
received. December 5, 1852.
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E1-We hope that the above calls will be
faithfully and promptly attended to by the
gallant Democracy of Harrison county. We
have achieved a glorious victory during the
past campaign, throughout the whole Union.
Let us not case our efforts, but labor on in
the good old cause.
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moeraey to meet in County Convention in
the Court House, in Cadiz, on Saturday, the
25th day Of December, 1859, at / O'Clock,
I, NJ, fer the purpose Of appointing three
delegates to attend the dorous 9Th of Jan
uary Convention. LeLShere be a general
turn out. BY ORDER.