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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

, GREENE COUNTY FAIR.

''he first annual Exhibition of the
Greee County Agricultural Society
took Mace on Wednesday and Thurs.
day oilast week, at Carmichaels. From
the exclusive preparations wlich had
been mtae for fno display on tho part
of the people of that county, we had
prepared ourselves to witness On exhi-
bition thatwould be croditable to that
county bGSwc must confess that the
whole atfaiINsurpassed our most san.
guino expeditions.
The Society have purchased lot of
four acres, whih is very substantially
enclosed, in with The Fair was held,
The display Of Stock was excellent.
there being some noble specimens of
horses on the GRIND, raised in tina,
county, and which ire said to have sur.
passed most ofthoLs exhibited at the
State Fair, at PinE'urg. OF Cattle
there was also lurgs number-Some
of them very Guo, Among these we
otecrred three Two ycr cd Durham
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
The MaideH's Complaint.

by BuNG.
really think it is shame
a woman can't propose,
Instead of waiting ;ha caprice,
Of obstinate young beaux;
Our foolish custom meier allows
A ,imid maid 10 choose,
But she must listen to mans choice,
Then take him or refuse.
They tell US that when Lcrp.Ycar comes,
This privilege we have,
But lis an idle tale, | vow
We're nothing bu. mans slave.
wish some one would make law,
To take effect direct,
That man should hencciorth sit and wait,
And women should select.
Why, il a woman now declines,
If asked some time or other,
And thus lets one proposal slip,
She no'cr might get another;
But man can poke his nose around,
And pick where he's inclined to,
Or he can let the matter pass,
Just US he has mind In.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
TIE FiDELEss GROWN.
Br MRS. SARAH E. DAVE

Br MRS SARAH E. DAWES
There is n crown whose fadeless worth
outweighs the crowns and gems Of Garth;
1t wrenrhs the brow with brighter glow,
Than all the diadcms below.
'T;s not the laurel wreath of fame,
The halo round the hcro's name;
It's glorirs DER the brow arc shed,
Alike of poor and titled head.
ri, no, the garland, fresh and iir,
Tint mortal viclors proudly wear;
It aashes from no earthly gen.
'Tis not monarch's diudenl.
I, is the Crown of Life above,
The glorious badge of heavenly love;
No bligh, can fade, no rust destroy,
1t is crown of endless JOY,
IT'S worn by all the sanity band,
The dwcllers of the blissful land;
o, may We all, in realms SO fair,
This crown immortal ever wear!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

We learn that n child of Rev. Samu-
cl Wakefield, residing near Lock No.
4, was burnt TO death on Tuesday morn
ing last, by its cluthes taking fire. There
happened to be none Of the family in
the room at the time of the accident,
and when discovered, the clothes were
entirely burnt from its body, mud not.
wilhsranding it was rendered u crisPr'l
mass, tho lille sufferer survived fifteen
hours after it occurrnd.-MOn RepHbIi.
can.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
POETRY.
{. Let not The Sun 60 down upon your
Wrath."

UR MARY MPIAG.
The sun is almost down
The shadows flicker higher
Up the old pines, whose torch.ike tops
Are flashing Days lest fire.
Oh! ere their light goes out
Ere on that crimson cloud
The first dim fold Of darkness falls
From twilght's deepening shroud-
Come, lay my hand in thine;
Look to yon gate Of heaven,
Glowing in purity and peace,
And say, Thou art forgiven"
+" Let not the sun go down."
Oh, friend upon thy seul,
Shadowed BY even doubt, to mar
Thy angels record.scroll!
Thou hast too little known
The love thou coudst forget,
Even for moment-can the chill
Cling to thy spirit YETI
Life is not long enough
For hours of dark dislrust;
Enough Of wo will conc unsought,
Ere "dust return 10 dust"
Peucc-pcacc on carth"-was sung
Der Bethlehem's hills of light:
Surely, the loving angels bring
Its echo back tonight
Enough no need Of words!
feel am fcrgiven
One tear has caught rainbow from
The last quick ray Of heaven
National Era.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

Hoes IN Sr. LouIs.-The first con-
tract of the season for packing was re-
ported on friday 600 fat heavy hogs,
to weigh 200 pounds and upward, to be
delivered in November, at So per 100.
'hq
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P.p-p,-Pay the Printer Pros, ,s,y,
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THE scHooLMAsrEn ABpoAp.-It is
said that there are hut seven,y.six per-
sous in New Hampshire. bei@een tliei
ages OF IA and 81, wno cannot read and
write. There are 10000 papils onthe
school lists Of the Stale. 49,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

A. sale of Napoleon's relics. in
London, a lock Of the Emperor's hair.
'"lJ for ss5 las. and the hat won a,
ne battle of Wsgram for &45. me
liter was purchased for Madame Tas.l
aud's Exhibition. sii 20 I
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An old man was,re'urnea, by a ma. ),
GRITTY of los. al thelate election, io-tbsi
state Legislatmeof Maine who lived
n Biddsiora, aud was employed a. =
weepsr of medicine shop.-That i !
Iemocrat:c. aa =
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
d,OMmEu Officers.

Clerk of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; office in the Pu6lic Bu!l1iings
Sherih:-JAMEs Boyp; office in the jan Buildings
Auditor JOHN SLOAN othce, Public
Observation-Disclosures liEARN,
Ireasurer-DAviD HILBERT
Prosecuting Attorney--ALLENC c. TURNER olhce Ill
lie residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner OF nsolvents-LEVl I. I oRSAIHLi ol-
ce opposite the Mansion House.
Sealer of Weights and Measures" lillian 0hoI-
WELL; residence, Cadz
Coroner-A {. Nixon; residence, Hanover.
Suryeyor--JA AcoB JARVIS; residence, ,Cadz township
Observation-Disclosures WEIGH; residence, Cadiz.
Master Commissioner in Chanceryi WILLIAM 1 ING
Ny; residence, Cadlz.
Board of school Examners-WM. CUL. GAsToN,
LAWSON Scorr and MISS L. I. THoMrsoN; residence,
Cudiz. ., r.
Notaries Public-WILbAM ARNcLD; residence Ca
ajz; ROBERT WADE, residence tarIlsIle'
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township
Elijah Carver: " treeport
I,lSr Yost. Short Creek "
Regular Meetings, first Monday in March, june
and December, at the Auditors Otfcc.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNFIRMARI.
John Hayerfeld; residence, Cadiz township.
BENJAMIN Mctaddon; Nottingham
John Conuwayi stock
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
Short Creek townshlp--Joshua Aualls' Nhdlles
Warfel and William Buchanan ,n-u,
Greene township-John II. Black, Samuel Bell and
ty and Robert Mckee.
Rumley township-Ihomas hlcuh' uhu ieool
:ck Kimmell. o. 1,I
ferty and Return NJ. kennedy.
Nottinrham .ownshp-AiichaeI Crowl, Michael
Laird and Thomas Wykoti. .,. ar.
Stock township-Aaron Conaway, Hamilton NC
Fndden and John Crombett,
North township-James Welch, Abraham +. Cros-
kew and William H. McGavran.
Freeport township--Georgc B, Smith, John Knox
John Wilkin. c,.,
German township-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Athens township-Hance Dunlap, John Bethel and
Cadiz township-Wiam Arnold, John Blair,
Launcelot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey, c,.-
Archer township p--Robert Maxwell, George Chris
Washington t.wnship-John NJ. Brown and LEM
uel Carothers. - , 1.,>
Cramblett. ,Dr,,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

THE HeHFALr1N STYLE-"He drank a
mug of ale, is simple and proper express
sion of the fact, and tells its own stoly: but
the disciple of the inflated usually would
render in this wise: "the foaming beverage
to his lips, he gulped it wildly, furiously.--
He paused for breath. Again sank mouth,
nose and chin deep in the tankard. And
with laugh that shook the rafters of the
crazy barn. he shouted. "Pve drank it, yes
all, yes, every drop! ha! hal hap
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Cadiz Business Directory.

The following list will show the occupation OF
large ajority of the citizens OF Cadlz' and WILL DC
useful for reference
Attorneys. Lewis Lewton,' Bostwick &Peppard+
VIM c. Gaston,+ Scott Il Bingham Joseph oharol,
Thomas C. Rowles,+ Chauncey Dewey, Joseph >.
Thomas Steward b. Shotwell," Allen Z. turner
AnP Pbysicians b. F. Berkeley" John Mclean, NJ.
wilson, j. X. Thomas and J. B. McGrew. -
Ministers James Kerr Presby terian; d. T. Nit
chell,+ and J. d. Knox Methodist Episcopal; D. b.
Dorsey, ir y Methodist Protestant Forsythe Asso-
''I Merebants' A A. F. Moore,+ shotwell &, Crabb,
John Mccormick Wood 4 smith lanes stewart Sc
A. ii. Burtch+ w. Hogg,+ and S. g. H. Mcfadden.T
Hardware. r. ]. Bennett
Dentists. .Crellin Il Moffitt.+
Clothiers j. T. johnson & Co."
Hotels. National House, Thomas c. Vincent
Mansion House, VIM. Barrett n.
Crocers-J khillips,* Hamilton Mrs DlVlne,
Mrs Finley and James Matthews
Sboe Makers, S Slemmons,@ Thomas Phillips d
son,+ + lIumilton, Phillips John Rea,T James
Means james BanniseIF
Blacksmiths. Elijah Laizure, W Harshee, Enoch
TEb Cabinet @ Makers. VIM Fry" Joseph Hunter =
C Chair a Makers. Michael Mcconnell & Sons"
Carpenters. 4 Hiligas, MeCreaTy,, bfynn I 81
Wagon Makers John and James R. Miller Sol
omon Glass and Eli 1immons*
Drupqists, John BealI,+ and Mclean q Knox"
saddiers. VIM Knox, and Joseph r Crawford
Timers. James Cady,+ and Aaron Hott @ 20
Masons. Ephrnim Walker John Huiiman'' ana
Craig and Starkey" -,
Plssterers. John McMath, Ephralm walker unu
John Huffman
Jeweller. John Lofland+
Hatters. d g. Taggart+
Brick Makers. w & G Bell, G McNamee,' and
Craig & Starkey+
Painters. .Watknson & Simmons, and Mcconnell
Taiors. John Conwel,+ j v Smiley" w o Ken
nedy,+ and John BarcroftT
Coverlet Weaver John Davis
Butchers. John QuigleyF and Sam'l Shank q Son
Gunsmi tn John G Fighter
Tanners. George g. Morey,. ana Jonn ~ Sarnahan
School Teachers. F. Cummins, a Ihomrnan'
Miss e + Thorn pson, Mrs Jane Rea, MISS u Hearn,
Miss M White and Mrs Spencer ~,
Livery Stables Keepers--J d Howard" w l.
Houser.s Coffee, = T 'MCue.'
Coal Merchants---H Miller, \ w Marsh Craig, ="
VIM Penn, Vim Rabe, and J McCleliand"
Daugreotppist. H Davis"
Mliners and Mantpa Makers; m IS Drnmrnono'
Miss Osburn, Mrs Mckinney and Mrs. Miller
Teamster. John Penn" ,un,,
Coach Makers "A Foreman and Jos Whllains,
p,,blishers and Editors.-Ricbard Hntton, "Cadlz
Republicun;n c. N. Allen, "Dcmocfatic Sentinel"
Those marked with are patrons Of tho Sentinel
We should be pleased if those who are not marked
would have themselves placed n the list.
G1E BAGS primo Rio Coffee, the beet In town, tor
f~eOsale, Wholesale and retail, ny r.nn,sN
TsIsH Oil, lers Wine, Sole Leather, md Msckefe sk
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
Courtlng Made Easy.

Here is an episode in the matrimonial
adventure of down easter:
SCENE no. |.
Jonathan does you love boiled beef and
dumplins?
"Dang'd if don't Mary. but hot dump
lin amt nolhin, to your sweet putty, nice
redlips, Mary.
20, la go away you Jonathan"
SCENE no. III.
Jonathan, did you read that are story
about tie man as was hugged 10 death by
the barr"
Guess did Mary, and ifmakes me feel
so bad"
"Why, how did you feel, Jonathan"
"Kinder sor,er as If I'd like to hug you
almost TO death tew, you tarnal, nee.
plump, elegant little critter you Mary"
20, lar! 80 way you Jonathan"
SCENE NO. Ill.
"Ah, Mary, you are sich slick gal, he
go!'
"La! amt you ashamed, Jonathan"
81 with | was ribon, Mary ="
"What for hey?"
"Cos, maybe you'd tie me round that
ere pretty neck of your'n and l should
like 10 be dang'd if l hadn't"
80, la! so away, you Jonathan
SCENE NO. ".
"Ah! Jonathan, l heard something
bout you"
LA! now Mary, YOU don't say so.,'
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

Eg-A domestic, newly engaged, present.
ed to his master, one morning, pair OF
boots, the leg of one Of which was much
longer than the other-"IIow comes it, you
rascal, that these boots are not of the same
length?' 81 really don't know, sir-but
what bothers me most is. that the pair down
stains are in the same fix"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

An old topper, who had lately attended an
exhibition where learned professor caused
several explosions to takeplacc among gases
produced from water. said:--"You don't
catch me putting much water into my liquor
after this; had no idea before that water
was SO dangerous, though i neysr liked TO
take much Of it.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

"It's quite too bad ofye, Darby, to say
that your wife S worse than the devil"
ANT place your reverence, | can prove
it by the Holy Scripture can, be the
powers Didn't your riverence, in the SER
mon yesterday, tell us if we resist the devil,
he'd flee from us! Now, if resist my wife,
she flies at mel"
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II don't say, Mr.. Judge, that the defend
ant was drunk No, by no means: but this
| will say-when last l seed him he was
washing his face in mud puddle, and dry.
ing iton door mat. Whether sober man
would do this in course l can't say" The
Court though he wouldn't. The consequent
ce was, the defendant went up for sixty
d VS..
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"Come here, you mischevous little rascal,
you "
won't you lick me, father?"
"No."
"Will you swear you won't?"
eyes"
"Then l won't come, father. for Parson
Atwood says he that swears will lie."
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

An Irish orator. spea king Of an opponents
love Of praise, described him as SO vain in
that respect. "that he would be content to
give up the ghost, ii it we're but to look up
and read the stone-cuttr's puff Oh his grave"
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al could not possibly accommodate you,
my dear friend"
"Well be kind enough to take my card
along, for am determined to get my name
up some how"
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LITERARY HoRsE.-An editor down South
says horse walked into his sanctum while
he was out, and when he returned he found
him rcadingproof and kicking the exchanges
out of the window,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

A Ioafer who had his Christmas load on,
"fotched up" against the side of house
which had been newly painted. Showing
himself clear by IL vigorous effort he took
one glimpse at his shoulder, another at the
house, a third at his hand, but exclaimed,
"Well, that are darn'd careless trick in
whoever painted that house, to leave 1t
standing out all night for people to run a
gainst."
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EE-A servant. boasting Of her industry
said that she had rizen at four, made a fire,
put on the kettle, prepared breakfast, and
made all the beds before & soul vasup in the
house.
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EE A man can't he p what is done behind
his back" as the loafer said when he was
kicked out of doors.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18

/ say Mr.. Highhier, won't you let fellow
40 with you in thst ere balloon?'
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RUSE,vESS DIRECTORY.

Judge of the Court of Common Pleas-lHoMAs L.
JEwErr; residence, Steubenviile. H.
Probate Judge--BRIcE W. VEIRs; Office IN the
nnllic
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mo. 0. AN ACT
To amend the act entitled "an act to pro-
vide for the organization Of cities and in.
corporated villsges."
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio. That the amount
Of taxes which may Be certified. assessed
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TRISH Oh, fora Wine, Sole Leather, nnd Mackefe
IL for saluby s. g. III. .McFAIlDlsN.
HATS, staple Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Gnd
Il every thing Of that scrt to be ad in uch great
Or variety than usual, ct +,
april 8. 1859 HoGG y Coa
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Here is an episode in the matrimonial
adventure ola down easter:
SCENE no. |.
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restoring their functional arrangements TO :
healthy action, purifying the. blood and other
llaids SO ,eaectuay asto put to flight all COM
plants which may ariso from female irregulari-
,ics, ashcadache, giddness, dmncss Of sight,
pain in the side, back, &c. "a
None genuine unless signodJ. n. Hobensack. J,
oil others being base Imitation. 81
:, ID Agents wishing now supplies, and Store
Keepers DESTROYS Of becoming Agents must
address the Proprietor, J. n. Hobcnsasi Phil
adelphia, Pa. r
Price, Zach 2j cents. X
CIV. Johnson, Baltimore, Wholesale Agent
for Maryland and virgnia. Canon & MeClels.
land, uniontown, Pa. Hi. Carr, Morg.ntown.
lIugan, Kingwood. J. A. Hale, Weston. 81.
4 J. i!crmans, Fclowsville. Merrdith, spith-i
field, and by avery Merchant in the y. Assss.
June &c, 1859. iscF MI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-06-18

JosErH A. NlcLANE, NJ. D., Isaac ScoTr,
NJ. D., and HUGH W. BROCK, NJ. D., hav-
ing this day associated themselves together
under the firm Of
Drs. McLane, Scott and Brock,
Tender their services to their friends and
the public generally, as practitioners Of
Medicine, Surgery, sc.
All being graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges, and huving had considerable ex.
perience liz their profession, they hope by
strict attention to business to merit good
share Of the public confidence. They oc.
cupy their old office, opposite the Mer.
chants and Mechanics Bank.
Morgantown. July l6, 1852. l5i.tf.