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For Commissioner Of The Revenue.


WE are requested to announce the name
Of JACOB HOLLAND as q candidate Tor
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the East
ern District of Mononsalia county, at the
ensuing election. = feo' H.
We ara authorized 10 announce MlCHh.
81 CHALFANT as candidate for Commits.
sioner, of The Revenue for the Eastern Dis.
trict Of Monongalia, at the general election
in Maylnext, by MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. Siesfried-Please announce SIMEON
r. SUMMERS, as a candidate for Commits.
sioner Of The Revenue for the Western Dis.
trict Of Monungalia County, at the election
in May next.
Mr., Siegfried-Please announce Will.
LIAM w. L.AZZELL. as a candidate Tor
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the Wes-
tern District of Monongalia County, at the
election in May next,
Mr.. Elilor,-Pease announce BENJA-
MIN F. MILLER as candidate for Com
missioner Of the Revenue for the Eastern
District Of Mononsalia county. at the gener'
81 election in May next. Feb. "a, 1854.
Mr.. Siegfried-Please announce SAMUEL
HOWELL, as candidate for Commissioner
OF the Revenue for the Eastern District OF
Monongulia county, at the election in May
next.
rE We are authorized to announce the
name of JESSE HOLLAND, as a candidate
for Commissioner of the Revenue in The
Western District Of Monongalia county.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
Farm, situate about two miles from Morgan
town, on the West side of the river, on the
road leading TO Indian Creek, adjoining lands
oil Moses Cox and others There is Oh the
premises u good dwelling-house and kitchen,
with barn and fruit trees, aud good well
of water. This farm contains about LOO a.
crps, Of which fifty acres are cleared; the rest
well timbcred. Call and examine for your
selves. The terms will be made known BY
JOHN G. LEN0X.
April 8, 1851. 242Ss
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For Constable.

WE are authorized to announce ELIAS
w STILWELL us a candidate for the Office
of Constable, in District No.2, at the Election IN
Nay next.
Mr.. Siepffied-You will please announce LIE.
vi v. HENNEN as candidate for the office Of
Constable in District No. . ofMonongalia county,
by request Of MANY SolhAs.
w We are requested to announce Mr..
EDWIN CLARE as a candidate for Consla'
bic in Dis,ric. No. ?, at the election to lake
place in May next. Feb. 20.
We are requested 10 announce the name
of JOHN WOLF, as candidate for Consta.
bic in District No, 2, Monongalia county, at
tho ensuing election. March 20,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

The Rochester Union gives the follow
ing directions for manufacturing "Fire
Kindlers:o "Take a quart of tar, 8 lbs. of
rosin, melt them, bring TO cooling tenn
permanent, mix with as much saw dust,
with a little charcoal added, as can be
worked in; spread out while hot, upon a
board; when cold break up into Jumps of
the size ola hickory nut; and you have, at
a small expense, kindling material enough
for household one year. The compose
ton will easy ignite froma match, and burn,
with strong blaze, long enough to start
any wood that is fit to burn"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
Boot and Shoe Store.

THE firm of C. & ]. Watts having been
dissolved on the 18th Of February last, the
business will be carried on by c. B. Watts.
| would return my thanks for past favors,
and hope by strict attention to business TO
merit a liberal share Of patronage. In the
mids, Of the present excitement have no
quarter molssses, nor do intend to be
regulator Of prices, nor do want to do all
the business of the place-nor do want as
many customers as some do, for could not
wait upon lhem;-but l have got large
stock Of Goods, and don't intend to be un-
dersold by any, not even the old lstaelite.-
| have fine stock Of Ladies' Shoes of
all kinds that have ever been brought to this
place; also Mems and Children's Shoes by
the quantity, 10 please all fancies. CAL and
see Tor yourselves. | have an assortment Of
Shoe Findings, Lasts, Boot Trees,
Crimp boards, Thread, Sparables, Peg-awls,
Shoe Knives, Shoe Hammers, pincers, Peg
cutters, brisiles, Calf Skins Lining, Binding,
Morocco Of different kindsj also
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff.
Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. C. B. WATTS.
Aptils, 1854. Pm
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WAS LOSE,

By Mr.. James Watson, on Saturday the
18th Of March, in or near Morgon,own, las
supposed, an Article OF Agreement
between a. c. Reppert and Jacob Miller
1t can be Of no use 10 any person besides the
parties. Tie finder will confer favor and
receive suitable reward upon leaving il at
the Mirror Office. 3,p April 8.
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Commissioner Sale Of Land.
.M.HAGANS,

Is.
W. B. Z1NN & THOMAS PILES.
PURSUANT with Decree of the Circuit Court
ofPrcston, rendered on the goth day of Au!
gust, 1858, in the above cause, shall as Commits
sioner, sell at the front door ofthe Court House
in Kingwood on
MONDAY, tie SUI day Of MAY, 1854,
tho TRACT OF LAND in tho bill and proceed
ings described, heretofore conveyed by the COM
panants to tho Defendant, Thomas Piles, con-
tanning $40 and a-half acres Of Land by deed
bearing date on the 18th day of June, in the year
1913, on n credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day of sale for
the purchase money.
The title is thought to be good, bu. selling as
Commissioner, shall only sell such title as am
authorized by virtue Of the decree aforesaid.
JOHN "A. OLLIE, Commi,'r.
April s, 1854. e4s-ts.
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NOTICE.

AN Apprentice 10 the Blacksmith trade,
by the name of CHAFFlN POWELL, by
the persuasion Of his friends ran away from
the subscriber on the lst instant. so cents
reward, md good dinner, will be given 10
any person who will bring him back.
April 6, 1851. JOHN 3. PRICE.
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l(gQsaD Men Wanted /!

WE selling Goods about cost and carriage anu some m
,les Goods which expect soon III
1000 CALL and matter Of course tho Ladies TOO bn Ell m
we shall standard OF prices We snail 60 Oh
our and let the longest pole knock the simmons
Ready made Clothing:
as cheap for cashas else, dent WIDTHS
Sugar NIcnsscs, Coffee, cD you hear that noise about ouso' &c
I've hare plenty!
Pillow POINTS and CASTINGS Of all kinds TANNERS, &c.
~ Our motto cheap Cash body and perhaps little cheaper
April 4,lS54 hAA'HN fN
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANToWN, April 8.

M0RGANToWN, April 8.
Sells at $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-125 cents per bushel.
CORN-60
OATS-37 l-2
P0TAT0ES-75
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALLOW-12 cents perlb.
BACON-S cents,
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Yaarric0:

At Stewartlown, in this county, on The 6lh
inst, by the Rev. James Davis, MI. Will
LIAM II. STEWART, OF Laurel Poin! Vi
cinily, 10 Miss MARGARET BURCHlNEL,
daughter of MIR. Luther Burchnel, Of Fay
ellie county, Pa.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
nrfser of Court.


AT The March Term Of the County Court
Of Monongalia, twas
Ordered, That the Sheriff open. at every
Freeing, in this County, at tho General T.
,eetion 10 be held in May next, a poll book,
one column thereof TO be headed License"
and another column "No License" for the
purpose mr. Of oblaining an expression Of the
PEOPLE, whether or not the Court shal! here
sf,er grant licenses to keep houses Of ordi-
nary N said county; and mat mat. The The Commls;'
s;oners Of Election be respectfully requested
10 certify The vote so taken. And 1t IS lur'
,ber ordered, that a copy OF this order be
mublishpd in all the newspapers in this coun.
~ until the day Of election
A copy-ie'iite:; NJ nrNr c,o,,
IApril l.-'e,l
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REMOVA

MRS. BEAR has removed her Millinery
shop. to the room over Fife & CampbeiFs
Hat Store, on High street. Entrance second
i ,lnnr from 'ihe corner. April s.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

Spiritualism seems 10 be fourishing in
New Orleans. A Mrs. DR.. Britt is deliv-
ering course of lectures on the subject,
and the press speaks highly of her abil''
ty, TO-.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

.DIED-on the LIST inst, RED JACKET
and BLACK HAWK, twin sons Of DR.. Watson
Carr, of this city, aged months.
Wheeling Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

Mr.. Editor,-Please announce E. T.
FITCH as Candidate for the office of Sher-
III Of Monongalia county, at the election to
be he on the 4th Thursday in May next.
Jan. 2s. MANY VOTERS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
THE CRYSTAL PALACE TOTALLY ECLIPSED In 1854
By THE GRAND EXHIBITION OF NEW GOODS 1T
Carr, Hanway s. Co.'s.

of hung ana
burning have length eei ana e ps
acw)n formerly
Co. the Philadelphia Spring and Summer Goods extensively anu ~
fully assorted, in rs follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods of all shades and descriptions, VIZ
Bascs C Cha Bcages and beautiful variety PAN M
figured and fancy Dress Donnca0i Dix
Bonnes, dlpice rom 50 90 each
In the Gencmens department we have we THINK, any nS ey
Cashmere Cloths boo Shoes &C. rr, ,s
would also mention particularly our TEAS
Beachc and Brown MUSLNS
otsnow ready
free charge Goods This me m % og
by
GREAT BARGANst'
dby sell to
sold
on% Ur wc would therefore, respectfully Goods thereby test
ing ,I The verify OF 0 S ps g9 1854 CARR HANWAy CO.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

VIRGINIA., Sat Rules hold in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Preston
on the first Monday in April, 1854:
cIIARLESM ADDISON, IN DEBT, to .ecor-
rs. or from the Def. tho
RICHARD POLAND. sum of s63.5O (sub.
jcct to a credit of Sc, paid 10Th December, 1852
duo from hin to tho Plaintiff.
The attachment issued in this case having been
returned with service thereof accepted by Gus
tuvus Crcsap as garnishce, and it appearing that
said Poandis not a resident of this State, tits
ordered that he be and appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what s necessary to project his interests in this
suit. A copy tes,e:
Cowan, Alto. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
KingwoOd, AprilS, 1854. si2-5t
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HzED1C.gE C.GRD.
DRs, WILEY & DUNN,

DRs.. WILEY & DUNN,
TAyING associated themselves in tho pt,aes-
lice of Medicine, respectfully tender then
proicssiohal services to the citizens of Morgan
Town aud vicinity. .l. O 4, s.i Nv. ~
DR., WILEY is well known to this eomn,ti-
nity. DR.. DUNN isrecently from Eastoi NE
Mountains, and has been engaged in ne Praetisss,
of Medicine for twenty-five years. ne woulI
respectfully refer to the following professional
''"' Cumberland sd.
Samuel P. Smith, NJ D. George g. Perry, N; D.
p pSonSS H lieGlSy' !, Reuben Moore, -
Jas. NJ. Smith, y NJ
liurh Mciuirc, % Winchester, Va.
"a. s;:5s s:'''':' p'na'y,
Jn, Alternately, - Springfield, Va.
L. y. Moore, - Frankfort, Va. b.,
o. Office in Lazier's Buildings, on The
Public Square.
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EEqTS ANA C.qPS:

Consisting Of silk, Fur Kos,uth, Cuban, rdHa.
ma, Leghorn and Palm Hats, Of oil qualities and
styles; SILK, plush, cloth and glazed CAPS.
BOOTS IND SHOES.
STOCKS, GRAPES, SHIRTS, &c.
A large and beautiful assortmcn, Of Stocks,
Crayats, Shirts, Collars, handkerchief, Socks,
Srspehders, Umbrellas, es-Bags, Trunks, &c.
III One of the firm is practical Tailor, hay-
;" Ivy housos in many Of tho E,ronenn md A.
merican cities; having this advantage, he feels
that ho cannot fail to please.
Call at once four doors north Of Wallacc's No.
tel, at the S,oEe-room recently occupied by F. A.
Dering & Co.
Il. FEDERLEICIT g. Co.
Morgan,own, April s, 1854. On.
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ever offered to the public. They do not hesitate
to say that they can offer inducements never be-
fore offered to this community. Our terms arc
CASH, which will enable US to sell 80 per cent.
lower than such articles in our line can be bought
for here or anywhere in the country. We there
fore invite the public to call and examine our
stock of Goods, consisting Of every article ofap-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
COLTS, or all Kinds,

India rubber, velvet and plush French, Eng
lish, German and American dress, frock and bu-
snoss Coats, Linen and Bingham Coats of all
qualities and colors, manufactured to order ex-
pressly for our sales, and canno, be found in any
other establishment in tho West-decidedly
cheaper than ever before sold-somo as low as
,;rfn.itDo 1nd r.bnf rentS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

Seth h. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is
man of as much vcracty as any III The county,
and man of cool Judgment; and We place entire
confidence in his statement. 3
HARcotRr, HOWARD & Co.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
PantalOons and vests,

Consisting Of Cashmere, Cashmerct, Cloth, Sa.
tinett, Tweed, Corduroy, Linet and Cotton Pants
o: every variety Of style and pricc-some as low
as 10 cents. Cloth, plush, cashmere, silk velvet,
marseillcs, linen aud other styles vEsTs-sorie
nj, lny ns 90 cnnia
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reek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and bro-
her OF "Major General Sandcrson, an officer
in the war Of lS!s, cured Of Consumption by tho
use Of 'lfistar's Balsam Of BSild chery!' "
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO..
February %, 1851.
Dear Sir: As I consider that my life has been
greatly prolonged by being cured Of Consumption
by tho use ofDr lVstar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~, l will state the symptoms of my case, that
others similarly afflicted may be Induced to try
this invaluable remedy. experienced grea. dbl.
fculty in breathing had the hectic fever with
violent ilushes of heat and frequent cold chills,
with severe pain in my side and breast, accompn-,
MED by very bad cough was very restless az
nights, and had grea. night sweats, perspiring, /
should say, at least tw6 gallons night, wetting
tho bed completely Though. had not been a
bic to work for years. But was much emaciataa
cd, and almost helpless when commenced using
IYisiar's Balsah ef IYila Cherry. have, used
in all IL bot,csI and lam bow free from al those.
complaints, TOR my heathis good. tiisy
am now IS years old, and have not taken any
of the Balsam since 1876, because my health ~
so good Us not TO require any medicine. Dutif
should have any return of hy former symptoms
should use Wistat's Bilsam Of Wild Cherry. e.
protttbd The medicine Of Mcssrs. Fall & Me-
Crltken, your agents III Lancaster, Ohio. n
ROBERT SANDERsoN.i +,
Tho genuine Wistar's Dalsam of Wild Cherry
has fac smile ofthe signature of Henry Wistar;
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and "Sanford 6 Park" on
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. No
other eau be gehulhe.
~ Price ST per bottle-si.bb.tles for So.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets;
entrance on Walnut t.tees-to whom all ordcr5
must be addressed. ~. w - sd
also T. T. iv. zsrer SEQ. uo,sapIsl,..
La. Higgins Go. K,ngpood:i
g. w. Hugans i Co. BmadOapills.
Logon !. Carr, FGirmont. *
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JAMES CIVILIANS. ).
1tro Tires sarei by Tie de Of only three bottles o.
Jpistcr's Balsdr, Of Ipilt cherryi -

Mount Eden, Ky, Julye4, 1852 :
Messrs. Iiarcourt, howard & Co-Gents: Tho
"Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, / bough.
of you has been Of such signal benefit in my FAM
lily, ,hat1 wish to make its virtues known for tho
benefit of the public. {. ~
My wife took cold at tho time of her confiriez
mcnt, which settled on her lungs. The physicians
pronounced her disease consumption. She had
proiuse night swea,s and bad coughs; she was
given up, Tor we dcspaired of her. recovery, and
her child par.ook Of her complaint. She then
commenced taking Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cher
ny, and three bottles effected IN entire cure with
her and the child both. =,
have no doubt that they would have now been
in their graves il they had not used of Wistar's
Bulsam Of Wild Cherry. SETH h. SEAncY.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

n tNo CLERGY Of MOnOngalia county,
Plank Forms Of the returns to be made
p ,.o" If thc determination Of Marriages,
cso U Ssl had BY calling atmy Office.
~ MARSHALL NJ, DENr, Clerk
Anil 4, 1851. MonOng'lia Co. Court
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VISTA RS Balsam Of wild Cherry v

The best Remedy ever known to Men
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, Eyttlsa=a1
Bleeding Of The Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Lirer Affections, Pain or Weakness efths ~
Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Is the remedy that gives immediate relief
performs rapid cures Of Coughs, Colds, PANS
and Soreness in the Breast. ;s
INFLUENZA 3 CONSUMPTION. IS
It is indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands
fall victims to consumption every year from no
other cause than neglected colds; yctwo find
hundreds and thousands, WHO treat snch com
plants with the greatest Indifference, and let
them run OIL for weeks and even months without
thinking OF tho danger. At first, yot have what
you consider slight cough or cold; you allow
business, pleasure care!cssness to prevent you
from giving it any attention it then settle, upon
your breast, You become hoarsc, have pains in
tho siitof chest, expcctorate large quantities Of
matter, perhaps mixed with blood; difficulty OF
breathing cnsues, and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this complaint
If then you value yotr life or health, DO warned
in time, and don't iriac with your cold; but immc-
ditioly procure bottle or two of that famous re-
NEEDY, DR.. WlSTAWS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which IS well known. to DO tho most
speedy euro ever known, as thousands will tcsti-
ri whose lives have been sayrd byit.5
For Influenza it is tao very best medicine in
the world. r. 49,. ..l, IN
Be not deceived, remember that it 10 ta-l
"Dr. Nis.ar's BQlsam of Wild Chtrry,"
,h:t performs tho most wonderful cures, and it is
the remedy that will afford you immediate relief:
Thousands arc dying who nigh, have been saw.
ed by the timely use Of Wistar's Dalsam ofWild
Cherry. few weeks, few days, may make a
fatal difference in the progress Of consumptive
symptoms. Read the statement Of James C!
Williams, Merchant:
Whitley Court House, Ky.
September 18th, 1858. ~.
John D. park-DEAR SIR: Some two or ,hrce
years ago was taken with very bad cold .sas
very hoarsc and coughed u great deal, ana ..
continued TO doiior two or three months, though {
paid no attention to my cough, thinking would Z
cease after while, us is usual with cold, though
ultimately commenced coughisg up blood very
freely, and had continued anxiety to cough. I
then got bottle Of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, and
it done me no good as | could dscpyceir., was
advised by my physicians TO Try HDr. IVistcr's
Bqisam Of Wild Cherry.n got botslc oft, and
strange TO tell, but true, betbrc had used the .
first bottle full my, cough was entirely removed,
aud has not since returned, although have since
had violent colds: Il believe thatinvalids will re-
ceiye much greater benefits from itthan from oth-L
or remedies. Iremain your friend; 2;
JAMES CIVILIANS. 4,
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Requires the faflment of several conditions, in
order that it may be really the cause Of mutual
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic wrc,chcdncss be raised, and its true
source in every instance disclos ed-in how many
could it be traced to physical disqualications and
their attendant disappoin,ments Apply then
while it is yettme, in order to have your uns,rung
and relaxed organization rebraced, revisited and
strengthened.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HouSE-Es,ab-
lishcd 90 years ago by Dr.. KlNKELlN, corner of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce & Pine,
philndolnhil, Pa. ... FI
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

Corsry CosvEsTpoS.--We hope there will
es geod representation from all parts of the
county, at the Convention which is to convene
at Dover. on "Wednesday, tho 18th Instant
This meeting may be considered the most i'm
portant Of any one that has been or will be held,
for sometime. We should there lay down our
platform. or course ofaction and every man that
feels an interest in the matter. should be there to
sssist in deyisirg - Jee: means by which we
can secure PrOhlbltory Law, if possible. We
should all Be willing 10 lay aside party prefer.
eEeeo, ard ~v7k 0.'1 -~.- 7artes, either party,
OF alone, as tae GllSls laay demand but whatever
we DO. let us do il ss one man, in perfect har.
mony. Let there be a large turn out
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

or The Reporter is advocating, with its
usual energy, the baijdjng Of new State
HOUSE. This 10 an age Of progress, ard it is
10 woudcr that il should be Uncovered, since
ws have picked the shell. and got our bead.
oyt enough 70 sss around u.s. that we arc in
an old ceop. WITH the old bsse hen. The shantes
is 100 small for tbs young ashanghais."+ and
lze are not surprised 1T them wanting place
big enough in which to stretch their iaecks and
CROW, we,with or friend Reporter, are in favor
Of new coop, provided the new brood have no,
ths Characteristic of bccom ~ blue; but We
eanaot advocate it while any of them have {
usx spot upon them ox there is danger O
them becoming %.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

FIEE CArTLE.-Daniel Cunmins, Esq, has
sold ten head of stall-fed Western Reserve
Cattle, four years old, to James Kennedy, Of
New Castle, for $1,000. Mr.. G. seems to take
the lead in Kent county, for raising cattle. 1t
is a matter of surprise that our butchers should
suffer those from distance to come and take
away our fne beef cattle. We think the peo-
pie in these parts are as fond of good beef as
they are in New Castle and Wilmington.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

or A German Temperance paper 10 being
got up by the friends Of prohibition, for the Ger
mans ofCincinnati and the west, among whom
intemperance prevails to an alarming extent.
1t will be edited by DR.. GusTISEANi, man of
distinguished learning, well acquainted with
the German language, and possessing great
pcysevcrsuse and energy. The paper 10 to be
published la Cincinnati -
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

DElEsArr EIEcTIox.-Theye will be a meet
ing held in the basement Of the ME-. Church,
in this place, on Friday evening next, to elect
Delegates to attend the County Convention
which is to assemble in Doyer,o on Wednesday,
the 18th instant.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

or PutnGnt's Monthly, for April, is at hand,
rich with articles from American pens. Mr..
Putnam's magazine is one Of the best published
in this country.
or The FIRST volume Of the Fsople's Journal
is complete, and is a very interesting periodi'
cal. To persons seeking practical knowledge
the Journal would be of incalculabie benefit.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05

New PosT OFFioE,.-A new Pest Of;co has
been established in this county, to be called
the Magnolia, and Thos. H. McIlvaine appoint
ed Post Master.