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JESSE MsnwIs, Tie original Of Irvings mimi
table hero "Ichabod Cranc,'' died in Kinderhook
on the 9th instant, at tho age Of seventy years.
The Kinderhook Sentinel contains the following
obituary notice Of the deceased: 'fflE
"Mr. Merwin WINS well known in this commu-
nifty upright, honorable man, in whom there
was no guile He WINS for many years Justice of
the peace, the duties Of which he discharged with
scrupulous fidelity and conscientious regard to tho
just claims OF sotore. ever frowning upon those
whose vocation it is to 'fcrment dscord and per-
pick right At an carly period of his life, and
while engaged in school teaching, he passed much
OF his time in the society of Washington Irving,
then prcceptor in the family Of the late Judge Van
Mesa, Of this town Both were engaged in congo
NAL pursuits, and their residences being only
short dira apart, the author ofthe sketch Book
frequently visited the odd School House. in which
Squire Herwin' was employed in teaching the
young idea how to shoot. and subsequently immor
liked his name by making him the hero of ono
Hollow >" -" -" 81. ''... "aA
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AN ExcELLxsT CEMENT for seams i'm the roofs of
houses, or in any other exposed piaces, lie made
with white lead, dry white snnd, and ne much oils
ae will make it into the consistency Of putty. The
cement gets as hard any stone in the course Of
few weeks.-N Y. Erening Post
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FRENCH VESSELS or WAR.-In the FIVE naval
ports OF France. there are at the present moment
on the stocks, in the process Of consruc ton eigh
tesn-shiDs Of the line and twenty. two higates
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BE- From the Scientific american.
Materials for Building Houses

We have received Communications relative to
building houses, the most economical materials to
employ, &c. There 10 a natural law which comes
into operation in man at a certain age-tbat law
s self. reliance. 1t is this law which prompts all
men to love their own fresides beat, and which
causes grief and many unpleasant forebodings,
when the heart ia not satisfied, because it hath
Ingleside it can call it's. own, round which loved
and happy faces sit and sing, and call it "home.'
A man is relieved of many cares when he has a
free home and freside of his own. 1t would add
greatly 10 the happiness of every honest and indus
trious man il he was lord of his own house, the
baron Of his own cottage. In and around
our workers. The causcs which operate against this
are the high price of building lots and materials
for building with. Timber 10 becoming dearer every
year. and will continue to do co. Brio ks are high in
price, is iron and stone. Ia there other build
ing material which 10 cheaper and which will an
swer good purpose There il. Mr.. Fowler, OF
the frm of Fowlers & Wells, of this city, with his
real practical mind, has built q house near Fish.
kill, on the Hudson river, the walls of which are
made Of prepared gravel. The cheapness OF the
material, the unique character and comforts Of the
building have engaged much attention. Walls
two hundred and fifty six feet in circumfe renee,
and eleven feet four inches high. cost $S79 to
put up, and this amounts to many feet
embraced in house As feet long, % feet wide, and
81 feet high-two stories and q half. The materi-
ais of which the walls are made ecompoundedof
eight bushels of slacked lime, sixteen bushels Of
sand, and about sixty bushels OF fine and coarse
gravel. This is thoroughly mixed up together in
a bed to proper consistency. and laid up in willis
with standard guide boards, braces, SC, ito lay
the wall solid and straight. This wall hns stood
summer heats and winter frosts well. IL is Plaza
tered inside and out, and 10 both comfortable and
solid The inside walls are made Of studs lathed
and plasered, but only refer to the outside wall
as being made Of . cheap material, which ia
serted 10 stand the weather perfectly. and is get
tim harder and better every day. Messrs. Fow-
icrs & Wells have published small book entitled
"a Home for ALI" which contains diagrams and
a full description Of the whole method of building
ouch house. We have a strong prediction for
brown freestonc a building material, but il 10
far too dear for common houses. Many improve
ments in brick machines have been made within
few years, but the price of bricks is still high.
Some buildings now being erected in this city
of drab.colored bricks. but we like the red kind
better. Every Improvement which 10 made TO
cheaper the materials for building houses adds
greatly to the comfort and happiness Of the people,
because many are thereby enabled to secure homes
for themselves, which other wise they would not be
able to do. So. .'.s '.'- sE' rt7RFa1#s .@'t
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Stow Arp SLEIssiro.-Some eight or ten inch
90 Of snow i,I IN hoShes.cr Syracuse Auburn,
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1--WE ace Ireland going to America, and
thousands and hourrnds from England and Scot.
lsni 10 Australia, FOR the fnke Of handful Of
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THE NEyy-YORk TRIBUNE

r.. rms EUROPEAN clRCULATior
s,.bea on the departure Of each M steamer say ' Os
Sool nnse y, AZ 70 The Continent postage included
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rs.nsS on the departure of each MAI steamer iof
ssAsws Price sSaiRrEI.EY Il McELRATH. Pubhshen-
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DUMAS GREAT DRAMATIC RO-

DMANCE-
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, or, The War Of Ven
gesnce. Novel, by Alex. Dumas author Of "Monte
Cristo" Three Guardsmen," &c
The story 1.-THE Corsicsn Brthers presents an inter
espg picture Of the habits prudces and superstitions Of
the Coicans and particularly Of the Vendetta or war
of VENGEANCE carried on between families and connections
sometimes for several generations 1t is the original ro-
nance from which dismatzd the versions now play
ing at the theates of London and New York. Price %
cents.
BUNCE Il BROTHER, Publisher, No. 1874 Nassau-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS near WASH

INOTON sQUARE.-A Gentleman and hs VIE mo
chdrep can obtain furnished without board
but 9th Of the Kitchen few 0entemsn would %
taken with or without partial board FksteAS pnvste
house Ensish sna German spoken Appiy o. Ne. u st
Clemears place, tAssdsusLa, bsswssa WsSsnypss'
and Cl'ntp1-plscs)
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CCHUBERTH d CO., Music Depot,
- No Isl Broadway, N Y request the public TO nspses
thSir immense sock Of Nude fsr Voice, Piano, TOR
ssnds for Organ Violin Visonoelo Harp Orchestra ks
- svery syle for virtuosos and beginner the greatest So
icsion In the United stseA Of t0oo worth Orders o.
ofomptno0L
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Hshlished every lo0is. for S5 Ten for so. Advert
Pa p" can't, Inns for each insertion 40
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TO LET-Part of the House No. l47.
West Ahs st., consulting of rooras, With all the
modem Improvements. Possession given immediately In
quTe the premises
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Ntm Civilizations.

A PRACTICAL and THEORETI-
IA CAL FRENCH GRAMMAR.-Messrs ROE LOCK
MOOD SON No. I'll Broadway, have just published a
Practical and Theoretical French Grammar by Felix h.
hesuer by u,ne this new method pupil OF ordinary
intelligence will be able speak read the French
language a short time he will be make
any plumbers the genders, which form the difficult
part that language for he will find in this method all the
rules necessary know by the termination of noun
whether 1t masculine feminine, with practical exercises
atsrs oh rffla
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ITO LET.-The first floor of dwelling
house. containing rooms Pos.essi n immediate
Rent $3.50 ger apnum. Inquire OF H. WATERMAN Jr, No.
l0th-st. etb.sv.
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NEW-YORK THlboNr'


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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
IN spectacle Girl in small private family; has good
residences Apply az No 10 Cannon g In the rear.
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GperiaI Notices.

tS.General Society of M &c hanie and Trades
men Of the City OF New regular meeting of th
socety will be held Mechanics Hail. Broad way
THIS Weonesdsy) EVENING at one hour AFTER sunset
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and plain Sewer, In
~ Aresptctable private family by respeesole yoanf
Woman Best Of getty reference given. Apply az NO 20
CTosby-st, cor. Spnng. -
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AS CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, by ayoung
~ Woman who hiss rood reference from her last en-
poyer where e vsd year Can be seen Tor two days.
from 10 81 p NJ, At No l59 kizsoe thst, hrst moor
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( Gentlemen have now an

A PARTY Of Gentlemen have now an
Roadway believed 10 be among the desirable In all
respect, 70 Be hsd In the city Also may be hsd
rnsle rooms Partial board II desired References az
changed
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DROOKLYN.-A gentleman and wife,
I'D or two Gentlemen obtain pleasant Room slthe,
furnished therwise with partial Board for 0enuemen
No. SO ConeoGdst within lev minutes walk OF Fulton
Ferry References required.
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BOARDING DOWN TOWN.

DOARDING.-A very pleasant SECOND
ID story font Room and Bedroom 10 let with Board b
Gentleman and his Wife At No III Ess Broadway, sout1
aide, between Rutgers and Jeferson-s1L
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BOARDING for FAMILlES.-Suites

I'D OF Rooms elegantly furnished, for small families,
ma, ne secured AZ the ue~ and con modiOus Union House
No 7e Huosonst between CsBsl snd Sprins ses where
will Be found the quiet and comfort Of prvsts house To-
geher with oil the advantages OF pubic Hotel Ais
few choice sinele Rooms for Gentlem.p.
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AS HoUsEKEEPER, by a middle-aged
~ American Woman ano has no objection to 20 short
dhspce in the country Cal Ne log Elm St front room
I'D stairs.
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COOK, WASHER and Ironer' Us IIsl-
nate aupdresl or 20 do chambewok. by srespsc atie
youpp Woman The b~st OF city reference nom her last
mare Apply AZ No S52 Hudsou-st.
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A S Cook, and to wash and iron, in prl-
IA vaie family By one. and Chambermad and W All
Launorsss and Chanbcrmad By the oher n-se
Gh geIy experience ID and have good CITY reference
Call AZ No. "a 18th. Az. IN he BookstoIe.
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UAKU,-A PTIVdIb IHITIIy HH'o wv
ID ,cuue Rooms on the second foor neatly furnished,
with bedrooms and attached that they wond let %
~. single Gentlemen with without partial Soard No
other sorsers 10 the Locsou not above an st. snd
west of the Bowery Bath IN the house. Address Z,
Tribune Office. References given and required.
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L. s. Jones. & CO..

f>toREER ofFouRTlI and RACE STREETS,
I Publishers Of the Model Architect, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
IN "a monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the
wishes not only Of those directly interested ~
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance
men, OF this noble art in our country, and wish
70 cultivate Their tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The handsome manner IN
which i, is prepared and cmbeishcd, render: II
n tasteful ornament for the drawing-room, while
its accurate dr"ca;ions give it the highest
practical value.
Nos. i & 3 are now ready fot delivery.
price--5O cents per number. Address az q
boye, post paid.
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Saddles, Bi'isslcs, Collars,
AND HARNESS,

AND EVERY ARTICLE m Ills LINE,
GAN be had al the cheap establish.
olEaltt in Morgantown, at his old stand
opposite I.azict's Store, where ali articles
of the above description ae kep, con.
SANDY on hand or made to order at the
shortest notice, Persons who NAV be in
wait of any thing in the above line Of bui
slness, will find il to their interest 10 call
and examine the above articles, ms am de.
lcrmined to srll low for rash OF good co,n:
try produce. JOHN B. ACHEsoNi
MoGantown, April IL, 1851.
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NizII .iI! IBID S
GElEz15IlIg lIlIIyslIzgn
AHEAD OF. all OTHERS.

AHEAD Or. dit OIHERS.
Tho Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
ID BECAUSE they arc safer, better and more
ID uthcac;uus than any others; and because
Tho public Will take no others it they can OBJ:
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have boon annually sold within the last years
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal SAFELY, with
out fear.
If FILLS BE NECESSARY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and how
els. and purifying tho Blood and fluids Of Tho
body, take no o.hers-tor no other pills produce
these combined effects, or contain Sarsaparilla
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lipe as asual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagcrcd that more gcnrinc certificates
from Physicians, Clcrgynen, Members of Con.
grcss and respectable citizens can be produced
Of their efficacy than OF any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where ONE
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes of
any others.
Forty Pills are in d Bor!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
panying each box. .r. n
They have no taste OF unpleasant smell, IU
Free from dust or powder OF any kind, 81,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels, ,s..,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted to MOS. diseases common TO
mankind.
No one having oaee taken them will be will
ing afterwards to take any otllersj because they
always do good, and fthcy do not then no 9TH
crs will
DIR. n. B. tElDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is regular Druggist, Chemist L
Physician, Of fifteen years experience in Phila-
dciphia Graduate the University of pennsyl-
yania: Member of tliIlercnt Medical Institutions
Of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&c., and associate and corresponding member
of several Medical Institutions Of London and
paris-hencc tie reason Of the greater conf
dencc placed III his pills, and there being re.
commended in tho practice OF most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
: liz Principal Depot, DR.. Lcidy's Dispensary,
No. ia North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold Wholesale and retail by
II. II. CARR, Morgantown;
S. Ilcernans, Fcllowsvillc
r. R. Curtis, Carksbnrg & N1ilcrsvillc;
S. {; J. Hcermans, Grcigsrille;
NJ. NJ. Campbell, Fairmonti
Malloncc & Newton, Prunty,own;
Stricken S Co., philippi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies & Co., Uhiohtown;
John IIugan, Smithfcld;
Rinchart s. Minor, Wayncsburg;
C. A, Il W. Mestrezatt, Maplotc%n,
J.. Hudson, Ncwtown;
DIN. Robinson, Brownsville;
and by all Druggists and Storckccpers in the U
States. 56 ly Sept. 7, 1900.
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IL C.NRD.

az Sa41tAs
The undersigned would very respectful
" announce to their friends and the public
generally, thai they have united with them
in the practice of Medicine, Surgery, &C.
their former partner, JOSEPH A. MLANE,
NJ. D. The business Of the concern will be
conducted under the firm OF
M'Lane, Son u Scott. -,
10 Difficult, and dangerous cases will
receive the united attention OF the entire
llnn free FROM additional fees.
M'LANE & SCOTT.
% Our Office will be found at the old
stand, opposite the Merchants & Mechan-
les, Bank. CHARLES M'LANE, NJ. D.
IosEpH A. M'LANE, M. D.
May 10. Isaac ScorT, NJ. D.
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September 10th, 1851
r. A, DERING 4 co,


Have just received and opened a large
and splendid stock OF
FaM and Winter Goods,
Consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimers
and Satinetts, Ready. made Clothing, viz
Goats, Vests, &c. extra cheap; Calicoes,
Ginghams, Delanes, Cashmeres, Poplins,
Alpaccas, &cg Silks, Checks, &c. &c.
Hardware, QuccnSWare,
Groceries.
HATS, SLOUGH, fur and silk, Caps and
Bonneis, latest styles and superior quail
tiles; Salt, Iron, Nails, &c.
Our Goods have been bought in the
Eastern Cities, Mt greatly reduced pri-
ces, and we feel assured that we Gun
sell them at such prices as will ensure
their sale. All we ask is that purcha-
sers will look before buying elsewhere.
We make no large and Boosting speeches
Of what we can do; all we ask is an ex-
animation Of Our large stock 4 prices
r1 IF. A. DERlNG & CO.
September 10. - 1OeH
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SELLING OFF
Mt COST.

A variety Of Bonncts, Caps, Rib
IONS, aud Trimmings in general, most of them
ust received from the East and of the latest
ashions Call soon and get bargains.
November s. JANE BEAR
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines,
Decidedly tie most popular and effec-
.a- tual remedies in Use.
w. n..yf.t, ySI:y;, ~ p,apdy

Dr, Dut.GIS EihAiE VI DIdEu!!
sure, safe and elFcrtual remedy for Dyspepsia
the most tormcnting Of all other Diseases
Those persons who arc laboring under the
weight of this complaint will do well to pur-
chase bottle Of the Elixir Of Brandy, as 1t
strengthens the stomach, thereby caasing .ile
food to digest, the head to cease aching, the
mind to resume lis wonted clcarness and actlf-
ity-.in short, renovation Of the whole NAH
For particulars, read Dr. Buffers valuable Re
ccipt Book, copy ofwhich may be had oil tho
Agent, gratis,
Or. Biitler'S BaIsam Of ElcCampane,
is warranted to cure more cases of diseases Of
the Chest than any other preparation offered tcr
sale at this time. It may be used by persons Of
all ages and conditions, and will DO found a cer-
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and Consumptonin It's earlier stages.
1t looscns the phlcgm, and enables one to breath
freely, which is always desirable: For iuf-
Their description Gifts virtues, sec DR.. Butlcrs's
valuable Receipt Book, n copy OF which may be
had ofthe. Agent, gratis. .e.a.. rgHsI.s W..
DR.. Buffers SAMPSON Liniment,
which 10 Lnment, as its name denotes, that
produces great strength. Is there weakness Of
the back, breast, or limbs it will vanish sipen
tho application Of this great streng.hencr. Do
you suffer pain in these places use the Samp-
sons Liniment; it will drive out all pain IN
SANITY, Are you bruised, or strained in any
wayi It will remove the swelling anu shreness
with few applications. It should stand IN the
cupboard Of every family, and may be found
described in DR.. Buffers valuable receipt book
at greater length.
Dr.. Buffers Gold Mine, or Galifor-
MIA Pill,
is pill made from the extract Of plant found
in tho wids ofCalifornia; and to a man afflicted
with some of the ills that flesh is heir to, is more
valuable than fine gold. This pill operates
gently on tho bowels, and thereby removes pains
and alugsishncss Of the system, tn1 being Ger
tain i'll their operation, are greatly to BIO pre-
ferrcd above all other pills. Concerning them,
read DR.. Buffers valuable Receipt Book, in
which may be tbund useful receipts for dycng,
and many ether things useful to families.
For sale by CANON &M'CLELLAND, whole
sale Agents, Uniontown, Pa.
II. II. CARR, Morgantowny Va.
B.CARR L CO., fairmont, Va.
Thomas Merideth, Smilhiield,
S. 81. Heermans, FeIlowsyillr,
Byne & INIT, Evansville,
J. Asbury & Son, Prunty,own,
J. Asbury, Thorntown.
March 20, 1851.
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GEORGE S. RAT,
attorney @t Afsao, end
Agent for The COLLECTION of Claims
Procuring. Of Pensions,

EAFEOSNEftsS VA II SAnAonSs
5as Rounty LANDS, dc.
MoRGANToWN, VIRGINIA,
WILL attend to the collecting of claims in
w the counties Of AlOnodsdiiti Preston 4
Marion, and NlEo the procuring oil Pensions for
servico'in the RSSolNt binary War, the War OF
1912, or any Indian Wir since 1880, and the
Mexican War; or bounty Lands under the scS.
era acts Of Congress granting the same.
lie has made arrangements for the prosccu-
ton of Pension claims with nh able and cspe-
ricnced Agent Mt Washington City, who hgs
been engaged Tor more than ten years past IN
investigating claims before Congress and the
several Departments, and has in his possession
and access to vast amount of old Rolls, Rec
ords and Documents, affording proof Of service
in tho Revolutionary WAR no whcrs else to be
found.
MI Eos whatever is chatgtd Unless the
claimant is benefited.
August l6, 1881. 100 emo.
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Has removed his Shop TO The room on the
Public Square, next door 10 Shean and
Rice's Variety Store.
He has just received from Pittsburgh
the materials for manufacturing oil kinds
of Harness, Saddles, Brides, &C., which
he will furnish at short notice, 10 old and
new customers, Oil reasonable terms Tor
casl, or good country produce.
lie hue iidw, and will continue tokecp on hahu'
A c6on ASSORTMENT OF
SADDLES, BRIDES, SApDLE.BAGS,
&c. Sc,
Having permanently located hinsnlf III Nor y.
rantowu, he hopes, by strict attention to bus-
ness, to merit share Of ptblic patronage.
jOS. D. WOODWARD.
Murgan,own, Va. Feb. Is, ls5l.-u