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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-08-27
THE MONONGALIA MIR ROR.
PROTESTANT AMERICAS BOOK
For THE TIMES.
Dr, DOwliBg,s History Of GOmaniSm,

TITST pUBLfSIfED A NEW AND ENLAR.
GED EDITION OB DIR. D0tpLNG'S
S;jsTOPY OF RoMANISM.-'rhis popular
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to announce that Dr.. Bowling has prepared a
valuable and extensive supplement Of about
100 pages, including all the recent events oil
interest in relation to Pope Plus IN, the strus-
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and Will be supplied 10 agents, booksellers,
and tho public, pithout any advance Of price
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the fidelity and value Of this History: SIM
gle ono Of these, from the pen oil that em'-
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ia Fulton ST., NtwsYork.
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Cholera at Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND, Aug. 18th,

Great excitement, prevails here a.
mong the residents, s or 9 deaths
having occurred within the last "a
hours from cholera. The disease is
confined to thelowe part of,he town,
and no cases have occurred near the
hotels, which are we'll filled with pas.
sengers passing TO aud from tho West
over the Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
Many families are, however, leaving
the place.
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MEDICAL CARD.

CHARLES McLANE, M. D., ISAAC
SCOTT, NJ. D., and HUGH w BROCK,
NJ. D., (haying this day associated Them
selves together under The firm Of DIS. Nc
Lane, Scott & Brock, tender their seryi.
les 10 their friends and the public gene
rally as practitioners Of Medicine, Sarge.
~, ", yT. |,
BeiNg graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges, they offer their professional! ser,
vices 10 The public without any additional
guaranty supefaddcd to ,heif previous
success.
Office as formerly, opposite the Mer-
chants & Mechanics Bank.
Morgantown, Augusta 1s53.
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~ The President is casting about
for a suitable man to be associated
with Governor German, of Minncso.
ia, in the investigation of tho alleged
frauds upon the Indians in that Terri.
tory Doubtless there are patriots
willing to serve their country in an
emergency, and not much time will
clapse before gentleman will be Sc
lcctcd.
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VIRGLN1A:---At Rules held in tho
Clerks ofRts IF tho tiisait court Of Moi.
unsatliu county oh Monday; July 4, 1858.
John Da.onterry, ctal, Plaintiff, (, In Cham:
Marshall tlafk, 1t d, Deiehaaht; eeryt
Tie object If tlIis suit 10 IT, compel al tho
lcgatees and desist6s uf Hehry Duzenberryf
deceased, to contribute, according to what
they respectively take under the will Of tho
deceased, to the payment Of debts due from
the estate ofthc deceased, nearly all ofw hisf
have been paid by the Executor.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed 10 thie
satisc that fhs. aeietdahts, MARSHALL slatk and
Hester Ills wife; late Hester Duzthberry, ar6
nou-residents OF this commonwealth Or mo;
ton of the Plaintiffs, by their Attorney; It il
ordered thdt slid Defendants do appear hero
within one month dfter due publication Of this
Older, ard do What il necessary to protect
their interest in this slit dhd that this Order
BE published once a week for foiir Successive
weeks in tito f" Af5ndigaiid Mirror" a woek-
ly newspaper published in Morgantown, Mon:
5hgalia county, and a copy thereof be posted
dt the front door of the courthouse Of said
county on the first day Of the neI. term Of the
cdtn,y court Of said eodhts.
a copy-Teste,.
July 9-2o4 ST jHas ~
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Interesting TO Persons near Count,

Interesting TO Persons near County
J,;ns,,-Tho Washington Star states
Nm, I the Post Office Department ere.
s "on,,v decided that under the Inv OIL
i Is5s' a subscriber residing in the
r rOU in which a paper may be print
o " and published, is entitled to re-
GO eo; rsi il through the mails free Of post
e ee,f from the post Office within the de.
nge n' nF which he may reside, ever
, ,U' tina. Office may be situated
. ,,;,%s", The limits Of the county afore'
said.'
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SADDLES,
ONE CENT RE WARD.

A LExANDER RANDELLs raH away from
the subscribers Cd tho night Of the nth inst.
All pefschs ard htreby hotifici hot to employ
said boy Of hatb5r him, az we intend to ehibtce
the law in such cases made and provided.
The above reward will be paid for the ap.
prchcnsion Of the above named Apprentice,
upon his delivery at our Shop III Morgantowh,
Monongalia county, Va,
August IS, 1858. HrREEp &.oo"
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NOTICES.
N. ", VA. ASSOCIATION.

o. The undersigned Committee ap-
pointed by the Baptist Church in Morgan
Town, 10 make arrangements for the en-
recruitment of persons attending the As
ISOLATION, to convene in this place OIL Sat-
ut,lay the l7h Of September, respectfully
invite the citizens TO participate in ex-
lending the Inequalities of the. occasion.
Persons who arc prepared to "entcrlain
strangers will please inform us how ma
ny may be assigned 10 them. -
M. CALLENDTNE,
EDWARD PRICE,
Aug. 90. DAN'L F0RDYCE.
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u- By Divine permission Ed. S. sieg-
fried will preach funeral sermon on the
death Of the late BENJAMIN SlNcLAlR, in
the Baptist Westinghouse in Prun!ytown,
on Sunday the 2sih inst, at 8 o'clock.
10 EpwAnp pnlcE, (licen,ia,e) may
be expected TO preach in the Baptist meet
ing.house, Morgantown, on tomorrow,
Sunday at ii o'clock, A. NJ.
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Morgantown Prices Current, Aug 20
corrected Weekly.J
Pittsbury Wednesday.

Flour, per Dbl. $500 to 4 25.
Grain-Oats As to-; Corn 80 to
90; Wheat 81 to 90.
Cheese, to s cents.
Bulter-bbls. and boxes, l cts.
Bacon-hog round, Ct to 0; shoul.
ders q -sides-r huns W; do. sugar
cured II.
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia TO
the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting {

- . H. ~ Il
WHEREAS Elijah Collins did, on the ioth
w day Of June, 1858, sue out Of the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Preston an aiius
writ of iieri facias against the goods and chat
tells Of Thomas Collins, for the sum Of $685.,
os, with legal interest thereon from The 18th Of
March, 1858, till payment, and S22 II susts,,
rcturhabe at the August term, next Of said
Court, And whereas, the plaintiff suggests that
ai;abillty 6ttthe baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company lSteeflafh monica due from the sail
cutnpany'tu the said Thomas Collins: There
fore, at Inc ihsta6ee of said plaintiff, We CONF
tdand VOL to Summon the said Company to ap'
peat before the said Court at the Court Iiosse
Of Preston county, on the first day Of the said
August term, to answer the aforesaid sasges-
tons. And have thsn there this writ
Witness Smith tiahe, tlstk Of Dur said i,
Court, at lhe Court House aforesaid the ltll
day or Jaft, 1853, and the .77th year of the
Cthiinthwtalthi - .,,
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Closing Out
OUR SUMMER STOCK

WE HAVE made t,ill greater reduction in the
prices of our present stock of Goods, as we
are determined 10 close 1t out to make room
for our anticipated large stock Of Fall Goods
UrWc have just received, by way of assert,
inc nm; some DRY GOODS, such as Atwood
Delaines Of various colors, Dress Trimmings
Bonnet Trimmings, &c.
Also - sacks Of ground ALUM SALT, 10 BIO
sold low LADIES' Calf Roots anu Boys, Bro
eans. Some Jewelry still On hahd TO give u
way! IIcrc's the place, at
Aupust 10, 1858.
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REFERENCES!

hEfENESSnS.il
lp. B,pSuhHAA, M. D. Utiea MY.
LID. ILnaIso, Nj. D. Ganandaigua,NtY.
M. II. Hills, NJ. b. Rochester, My.
p.YsFuorh, nj. b. Syracuse, MY.
= Professor DtsbAh, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
&c. osaIck, N, D. !"
w. W. REESE, M. D. City ofNew. York;,
W ps,seoTTl NJ. D. Concord, N. H,
y il p. NEwIAsY, NJ D., Utica,
4 REV. c. s. BEAAY, Glenn sptihgs,s.c.
(, 5p,r,,,ls,. con bs Mad gratis at our storei
fa"phe n, ", TOWER 4 Co., Agents, :
t,.,ga;s,. ami j,sSksellsfs i, Morsan,own, Va.
AN .nla NV LOGAN 4 earn. Fdifmont;
hnu '0'u " iN EysTER. do
It'll. WE. KERN ,siddisburne,
DIT. d. HAWKINS, fsaynes.
bargl pa. and by most Of the
isadino f,rsorist. IN tht adjoining counties.
t,tr4ts dd,i5S,,,a ~ fdfs Of M, Curtis Hatth,
: agent at Rareana, Ohio. =
To Or. MA1ch1sr III have been ten stats
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MI. Benton for Me p, r
Co'. ,a n.".sT received at Washington,
r on Saturdays s'sts says he ss e from s.
Louis, it appears that Co.. s1l.a non' orss
pairing to bring him out Tor 'n i,ios ,1 nd
ldsneS in 1856, ogainstal' par''es ana
All conventions. -r
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

|, is desirable that the business Of The
late firm Of MrLane, Son & Scott should
be settled. Those Of out friends having
accounts Of longer Standing than five gears
or less, are respectfully requested 10 note
the fact, and call soon 10 settles
In the absence Of those composing tho
firm, VIM. A. Guseman is authotised to
''N"' McLANE, SON & suoTr.
August 8, 1858.
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AIONONGALIA ACADEMY,
MORGANT0 1VN, Va.
]. II. MOORE, Principal.

j. II. MOORE, Principals
rT,IlE next session of this Institution viii
commence on the last Monday Of August
aud continue for session OF ten monllis 4, :.
Thc regular course Of study comprises The
Enali,h studies complete, with those Of the
F Fnsih a Sophomore and junior year, in
College, The retired and beautiful situation
Of this Institution, enjoying the braeing a.
and romantic SCENERY Of the mountains. ~
convenience of access, and the facilities OF
large endowment fund, render ita safe and de,
sitable Institution for parents wishing to send
their sons from home, and for yodhs Then fitting
themselves for any Of the Collegt classcs' /.
In connection with the Academy - a well
selected Library, and Literary Hal, h!ea w
at considerable cxpehse, to both OF which ail
students in attendance arc admitted as mems
brrs.
BOARDING is obtained In respectable iatn'
lilies from $3.50 to $500 per week.
Morgantown, Va, August 10, 1888 At
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and lrrsga-
lar Menstruation, &c., with all their accotnpt-
nyinc evils, (Canctt e1ceptcaJ) no matter
how suvefe or how LONG standing.
The Cathulieoh far surpassrs other remedies
in being more certain, less expensive; and leuv;
insshe system in better condition. Let az
interested call and obtain pamphlet (rAEE)
containing ample proof, from the most respee.
table sources, ofthe beneficial results Of It's
Use /; together with letters from highly expert
rnced Physicians, who have used it In their
practice, and speak from their own obserra-
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Let the People know

THAT E. w. TOWER & ES; keep con:
s,antly on Hand the lafgest aSd best assert.
,nent Of SCHOOL, Theological; Miscellaneous;
and Banls i, oo he; ever secn in this section Of
country. Cali daa sfs & ind yon trii be sure
h bas: Theshdisjatt become
Agents forths American Bible Society,
ndhtye on hand a template stsorsmeht of
their cheap and beautiful ahiils Bibles, 70
Sell to Tie Ris1 Ind giSe ID Tie Poor!
They have; diSo,sa quantity Of Drugs;
MeaiSites, Paints, oils, varnishes;
Backing, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
fai6tiHd psfai6h Biash-
is, 6e., se.
Also, the largest, cheapeat ahd best stock OF
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
in tho market-Wholesale and Retail.
F All who wish to purchase cisher large or
small lot Of
Groceries,
will d. we'll to etll and examine thoiF Unequal.
led assortment. Print N. Q: Sugar 81 fromi5
10 cents, By tbs h6gshead, barrel 81 single
poiad: z. W. TOWER & Co,
cohtntteial Buildings Morsansown; Va;
JUNO %, 1853. Is, .S.aA
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Received at The N, Y. CheapYariety

Black, blue. Pink, Mode and Salmon
colorcd, all wool psLailes Some beat,
liful Blue, Pink, Mode mud Tan coloresd
Barges, also nice lol peBazes, tosetlt-
er.with some veryprelty Darase DeLaiIne 4
Prints. Bonnels, Straw Trimmings, Rib.
bons. Flowers, also dinghaitis, Black anll
Nude figured Alapaca. Some ters cheap
Bleached and Brown Muslin, Dlapet,i
Twee,ls, Cassimeres, Black Green Blown
and Blue Cloths, Boots, shuss, Hats and
iii Groceries. A splendid Article III
cent plug Tobacco, and sonic more Of the
ne plus ultra. Tea at q shillingper qr
Come running, but don't fall down.
CARR, SMITH & GO.
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virginfa.-s
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, on Mon-
day the 9TH day ofJuly, 1858:
Reason Lining, Plaintiff, ;:
vs.. IN CtiANCERf
Columbia cBlt, st al, Dch.
The object rtlis suit is to procure diys=
iba Sf Thu lands devised by the Will Of Caleb
Hurley IL his wife Sally, during her life, and
then to Eliza eplc and her heirs equally for
EVER. ~
And i. appearing; BY. an affidavit made and
filed III this cause that the defendants, Column
bid Cvls, John Lining and Sophia his wife,
Ira Rainsty aid Prrhinu, his yifej and Joseph
Cole, are hon:rEsilthts Of his CS.atacnwealth;
oh iiib,iHR Of tho Plaintiff BY lls Attorney, u
/, bftuFtd that,thc said bthihdafits do appear
here within the ttioiith afttr dHc publication Of
this order and do what 10 retsssif5 y protect
their interests in this suit; and that this order
be published once week for four satekssive
weeks in the Mononsalia Mirror, heHsPa+
per published in Morgantown, Monongalia co.f
Va, and be posted .et tho front door Of the
CBuFt Eldasg IF sdid county, on the first day
Of the ftit terti Of the County Court Of said
county. heopS teste: .,.t,-,-.--
|. itayinohd Hough, Att'ys. for Plff:
July 9, 1885,. q & . q, 204-5t
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ID i ED,

In Cumberland, on Saturday the 2oh
inst, Of Cholera, Mr. ALEXANDER CLEAR,
formerly Of this county, aged about 70
years.
Also, OH the same day. ALEXANDER, sor
of Thomas and Sarah Clear, aged about
IA years.
In Yves, Morgantown, on the cath inst,
after n short illness, ERpLEY NoRrEN, son
of Jesse Mercer, in the 18th year OF his
age.
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M MARRIED.:

On Thursday evening the 25h inst, BY
Rev. S. Siegfried, Mr. JARED EVANS, Mer'
chant Of Paiatine, Marion county, 10 Mrs.
MINERVA A. MoRoAN, Of Monougalia Co.
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BOLTING CLOTHS,
AT THE DRY GOODS STORE OF
HOGG & BRADEN,

- = =, -,
WYE keep constantly on hand large !, and d
w well selected assortment of g0LllNG
CLoTHS, of the very best quality, direct from
The Importer, which we will sell lower than
tho same article can be had elsewhere in the
STATE. Good references can be given, as we
have been selling the same article for many
Years. orders shall receive careful and prompt
attention. Ho9u q b onon u.
August 10, 1858. 2osa
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By tile last Boat

By the last rst Boat !!
90 xrgs pure White Leads
3 Bbs. Flaxsced Oil;
. % Fish Oili
q" Lard Oil fi=r
2 % Sperm Oil;
% Copal Varnish;
(" japan rarnish,
i-2 Venice .Thtprntinci
2 (" Spirits Thtprhthci
y VehilaH Red;
7 ii Spanish Whitinsi
l D. do. Brown
lxs y Red Lead; H.,
and every thing in the DRun limo. Thsse
who arc building will do well to call hpbh as
before purchasing their Paints, Oils and Glass
elsewhere. NV. TOWER & Co..
Commercial Buildings, AiOtsantown, Va.
June 4, 1853. 80
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w. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
Will Furnishing,
steaih Engine Establishment
alO, 3sl, 1923, Liberty Street,
l&. Opposite shllhEtla street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

i&i' Opposite shllhhtla ulttes,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and Flourins Mills
Generally on hand and made to order. Boilers
fSr Engines made to order on short notice.
French Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock,
Of my own manufacture, warranted best quail
ity, always on hand at the lowest prices. tau.
raj Hill Mil Stones always Oh Hand. Mill
spindles, mill Irons, mill s Regulating Screws,
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn ahd Cob Grinders,
Cast Iron proorStuvcs, Leather Betting always
on hand. .......- B.. ,,...
Lulrs Patent French Bdrt Smut Machines,
superior article, used in over 800 ofthc best
mills in the West. They run light, clean well
and fast, and will last life time. When they
becomu dull the edge can DO renewed ny
cracking the Burr. We annex certificate
rom ono Of tho largest Touring mills in tho
west, and for further particulars refer 10 cur
hand BILLS. -, COG,
PITTSBURGH, June a6, 1859.
w. W. Wallace, Esq.-Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two ofyour Burr Smut
machines; they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they aru durable, not liable to get out Of
order, and we consider them the best machines
now in use. WlLMARTH & NOBLE.
All oidtfs promptly attended to-.
", W. WALLACE,
clio Liberty STREET., Pittsburgh pa.
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PLASTER PARIS for land and
s,uceo Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstohes,
nil sizes and various grits, always on hand al
3i9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Nay 81, 1868. W. W. WALLACE.
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NOW OPENGyG!

WE have Just received, and arc now optn'
w ing, at tho My. Crystal Palaces
Our Summer, Fall and Winter uqSds are
here and coming I'LL the way from, philadel-
phia and baltimore, md a few rom New Yutk,
Come right alphg, friend. and fellow eitisehs'
and all creation, and look at about tho cheap,
est and pretticst stock Of Goods this side OF
the Worlds Fair. We have
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queenswarr,
Shoes, q Boots,
Hats, Cans, Bonnsts, IL. sc.
We especially invite the LADIES to come
We have some very nice and cheap Goods ior
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
III Don't mind what others say about thei,
Ready Made Clothing! We stand head there!
Xe; IS &c ley 6 G5, sSaa siSs
Goats and Pants for men and boys. Just exam
inc them and you will buy. In word, u you
don't come and examine our stock Of GOODS
you will be sorry some day.
Castings, Pioacs, &c.
We still have a stock ofPlows, Points, Coal
Stoves, Crates, &c., which We will sell at less
Than any body can afford to make tiem!
SALT!
We have also good supply Of Salt.
We have talked about enough-if you don't
want Cheap Goods we can't help it.
Come, old friends, whose accounts are due;
we want you to call Our terms aresir mgn u )
to prompt payers-don't forget that, and Tor
cash down cheaper still. -z-
1AzIER & FLEMING.
Murgahtowh, August %, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
OCEAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT n 4

THE subscriber Respectfully infrms bis friends
1 and the travelling public, and especially ihose
who have heretofore rassed their summers at
Newpoit, that his wrh known esiablis shm. n, has
just been put in the most perfect order, and will
be- opened Tor the reception of guests on the 10Th
of June. rne most ample arrangements have
bsen made ior the comiori and tnjO, nIrnt OF all
thIse who may soIourn ~ the Ocran tlo,ise.
1hs relebraird Germania Musical Society will
perform nj the house, 40 heretofore.
Tie viii he assisted hy several of the most
popular and experienced hJ,el-nen in the coun.
try.
Those visiting the Ocean House may rest as.
surei that rhry NJ | iime- be supplied wi h
all the lCXURIES which ,he, are accustomed
to 'nd"ig" IN. and which they have heretnfie en-
jc, cd a, thu Ocean House. ...
Tw' splendid >team.,r, the Empire State and
Ia, State, leave New York every aitprnnon, at
b, 7. VI. and ar, i've here earl, IN The morning !;
cry evening, at 3 O'riock The c,nncciIon be-
tween 'his place and Boston is by steamboat and
railroad, twice day.
the price OF board and general expenses at
Newport. are less than at aly other tash, nablc
w,trr'ng.plice, From the arrangeine nis, which
have been made, the large nuinl er of iOnms al.
read, engaged, and the uiu-lrly large number
ot private houses h have been secured, II is
certain ihAi the Gaming summer will he the gdy-
eat ami most fashionable Which has ever been
knnwn IN Newport.
lhs House viii be liz by Gas this season for
the fret time.
JnItN NyclVEp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
CADY,S MARKET.

THE subscriber informs the citizens Of New
i port and its summer visitors that he has ie-
moved lis well known Market to l67 aud log
Thames Street, where he wiIl keep a constant
and full supply OF all kind Of meats lresh from the
New York darket, poultry, Game ofryery sari.
ETY., vegetables, fruits Of all descriptions, &c.
which he will supply at the shortest notice. A.
50, Pork, Hams, Smoked Tongues, Lard aGa
Butter, all fresh and in excellent order, anL
which will be sent to ANY part Of the town free oi
expense. LYMAN CADY.
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