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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

THE GRETAEST MAN. M-'1he greatest man
Is he who chooses the right with invucibIe re.
solution; who resists the sorest temptations f;om
within and without who bears the heaviest bur-
dens cheerlully; who is the callnesl in storms,
and most fearless under menaces and liowns
whose reliance on truth, on virtue, on God is
most unfaultering DIR. Channng.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14
FEMALE PIETY.

The gem of all others which encir-
cles the corouet ofa lady's character r, is
unaffsbted plety. Nature may lavish
much on her person -lhe enchan ment
Of the countenance. the gracefdlness
other mieu, or the strength Of her in
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

CONSCIENCE When uIau's co,scienca
segi's to gethardi it does it faster than any thing
in nature, it is. | may say Ike the boiIir q
of an egg 1t is very clear at first, but as soon a.
!, gets cloudy, one minute more and you may
cut ii with knife
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

Scipio Nascie, going 10 call on En-.
mus the poet, was told BY the maid-
servant that he was not at home. He
saw, however, from the girls manner,
'ha Ennus was at home, but had or,
deled her to deny him. A few days
after, EnDIus came TO call on Sciplo.
who hearing HIS voice at the door Gals
led out to him from within that he was
not at home. 'How can that be?' said
E,nnlus, "When hear you speaking
You must be most unreasonable man
replied Sclpio, 'wten ! called on you
took your servants ward, and will you
refuse to take not my servants, but my
uwn.'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14
POETRY.
From he Quincy Jghig.
TIE IlOOSHIER, s NEST.

Thogood citizens Of our sister State, India
ma, are pretty generelIy known throughout tn
West BY the singular appelativs Of Hooshisr
The following ryhmes, from yolug Hoosher-
room. conysYsa very graphical picture Of Hoo,
sbier life, on the frontiers Of Indiana. The pic,
ture will answer also for the wilder partsef Il
hnols:
Suppose, in riding though the West.
A stranger found Heoshier' nest
In other words. d Buckeye cabin.
just big enoughto hold Queen Nab in:
Its situation low, but airy.
Was on the borders Of a prairie;
And fearing he might be benighted.
He hailed the house and then alighted.
The Hooshier met him at the door,
Their saluiations soon were o'eg
lie took ihs strangers, horse aside,
4. And tosa sturdy sspiing tisd:
Then having stripped The saddle off
He fed him in sugar trough.
The stranger stopped to enter in,
The entrance closing with pin, iE
. And manifested strong desire,
To seat himselfBy the log FIRE,
Where half dozen Hoosheroons,
With mush and milk, tin~cups and spoons,
White heads, pare feet and dirty faces, -
Seemed much inclined to keep their places;
But Madam anxious to display,
Her rough and undisputed sway, a
Her offspring to the ladder led,
And cuffed the youngsters up to bed.
y. Invited shortly to partake,
OF venison, milk and jonny-cake, .
The stranger made hearty meal,
And glances round the room would steal.
One side was lined with divers garments.
The other spread with skins of 'varmints;'
Dried pumpkins over head were hung.
Where venison hams in, plenty hung;
Two rifles placed above the door,
Three dogs lay stretched upon the floor;
In short, the domicii was rife,
With specimens Of lIooshier life.
The host who centred his affections,
On game, and range, and quarter sections,
Discoursed his weary guest for hours,
TIL Somnus ever potend powers,
vi sublunary cares berelt' t'em.
No matter how the story ended
The application intended,
Is from the famous Scottish poet,
Who seemed to feel as well as know it,
That 'burly ches and oliver hizzies,
Are bred in sic way as this is.'
BEAUTIFUL SIMILE.-A down east pa
er thus patheticalIy describes the fainting of a
'dy:
Down fell the.lovely maiden.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

BEAUTIFUL SIMILE.-A down east pa
per thus patheticalIy describes the fainting of a
lady:
Down fell the'lovely maiden.
Just like slaughtered lamb;
Her hair hung round her paid cheeks,
Like sea-weed round clam
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

LOVE- OF Music. - We were surroun.
led by large flo k of sheep which
we're leaving their fold to 60 10 their
pasture; one Of our party took his flute
mt Of bis pocket. and saying, q AN CO.
ng 10 turn Corydou, le, Ut see whether
he sheep will recognise their pastor, Q
began to play The sheep and goats,
which were following each other toward
The m aunlaIn with their heads hanging
own, raised them at the first sounds OF
the 6he; and all, with general and
hrsty movement, turned 10 the side
from whence The agreeable noise pro.
ceedec. Gradually they flock ed around
The musician, and listened with motion.
lees attention. lie ceased playing; the
sheep did not stir. Tne shepherd with
his staff obliged those nearest him 10
move on. They obeyed, but n0asooner
did the au'er begin TO play agaiD ahaD
his innocent auditors returned to hifA.,
The sheperd, Out of patience, peitdb
:hem with cIods Of earth, but no'--,-'' Nv
them would move. The a.. a
with additional skill; the s!depert -
perated, whislled, swore, anG pes a III.
heecy amateurs with siones. s.
were hi by them began to matGG.os9c0O"
others still refused to STIR. AT lasq'tL-
sheperd was obliged to enlreat ou,. I1"'
pheuS to cease his magical sound sniol
sheep then moved of; but couUiR <yhicl
TO stop at a distance as often ~ q
friend resumed Lrs instrumsni. y,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14
CIRCULAR.
CIRCULAR.
10 THe Members of the Democratic party in
the State of Ohio.

| the Slate OF Ohio.
Fellow La6orrs:
| The great and glorious victory we have just
achieved must not be suffered 10 ull us into list
eSsness and inactivity. We have much 10 re-.
]olce over In the past, but we have more to pros
vide for in the future. The tate elections have
thai Ohio is a DEMO OCRATIC STATE. The
{ high position which this grant of the west now
holds among her Republican sisters must be
source Of thrilling qualification to every one
whose heart and hand have been engaged in
building up the walls of her political strength
and the glory of her name. When darkness
and doubt lowered upon our glorious cause in
portions of the Union-whea sunshine poIit-
clans shrunk from the perils of the Storm
when states. under the influence ofsudden pan.
ic where wheeling by platoons from the sun.
port of the noble stand taken by our democratic
President, --when even the Empire state later-
ed and forsook (for short season) the support
of her favoritc the freemen Of Ohio came
up to the rescue; rolled back the ball of revolu-
iion, and asserted the triumph Of Democracy.
The enihusiasins- devotion to principle -.of
her sons, has lit up the blaze of victory tn r.
burns on almost every mountain and hiIl ted Or :
the land. We have before us another, aian,.
doubt bitter struggle with the spirit Of II a.,
alism; and as we would sustain the trium9,, <e'N
our principles = protect and advance TIL nese
political fame Of our state, we mnst girilnMh&.
afmor and prepare for the contest ;c;ne reach
great object to be accomplished il, - 6r;aI aucy>
ton of our strength. 10 do this / fols to
must have raiying point, psso
Of harmony and union aroungesst'6n men,
will come tlie 1rea p esffIa - ADounu Win
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

SouRcEs OF Social HAprssSssSS urge NJ ed a
public happiness, star rPossSly pay unP, me ' MI, A.
often forget that tha5'2l that on or bss0ter Sl
tions conduce To- So take nolfe sdatk
means to the q mn sesNs
more than thes " s.lls "aSs associ a
alsand nation; shd Of bgl1E
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14
From the Psarh
STRAY LEAVES. No 4.
DEATH.

What sad aud solemn thoughts are
associated with one word Death
How ihe mention Of j, brings a momen.
tavj chill over the spirit. and reproyes
our pride. our folly and our ambition.
II bhhgs before the mind scenes Of the
m0A tluching interest, and melts-the
heart into tenderness DealiI is awfs.
IN whatever shape il may come.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

Mr.. Editor:-- Your correspondent
'Civis' in the North American of this
morning, remarks that BY some unAc-
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-16
Elect6Ose Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY, SO.

JEFFERSON OOUNTYs 80.
HHE Board Of Police for the County and
State aforesaid. having failed to APP
point Inspec tors for the General Election,
TO be held on the first Monday and day fol-
lowing in November next.
Therefore, by virtue of the power in me
vested as returning officer, do hereby APP
point the following persons to serve as In
spectors at the several precincts il the said
County and State aforesaid, on the first Mon
day in November next and the day following,
viz:
Rodney-J. y. Evans, J. T. Voc, Geo.
m Dent.
fdy"c E. Green. Gaines
Donoho, Alex. Young. ,,a''es
Fayefse.- West, John II. Collier,
Harris Hill.
Clifton Precinct Chs. H. Flowers, Da-
vid McCaa, Jas. H. Watson.
Steucnss Precinct .-Thompson B. Shaw,
John s. Chambliss, Lawrence Wade.
Toryy.s Ssore.-Joel Selman, n. W.
Trimble, Isaac McCiutchie.
McLcan,s Store.-John Mitchell, David
Hughes, Peter wilkinson.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th
day Of September, A. %. 1889.
Sept. Is. 1880. 7s-ie.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,)
JEFFERscx County.
Probate co.rt. Sep,embe, TED ,aaa

Probate cosrt, September Term, 1889.
70 all persons interested in the lands
feneinents and here ditaments Of vii.
liam D. Bean, a minor Greeting: You are
hereby cited to appear at the next Novem-
Der Term Of this court, at the regular term
thereof, then to be holden at the court house.
in and for said county, and show cause, If
any you have or can, why said court should
not then order said MINORS interest in the
real estate Of William 8. Dent, deceased. TO
be sold for his benefit.
The tract sf iaad above referred to, is
part Of the tract formerly owned by William
s. Dent, deceased.
Witness the Hon. John M.
Whitney, Judge Of Probate OF
| Jefferson county, the 4th Monday
6eptember, 1850.
Issued 23d day Of September, 1880.
c. T. MILES, Clerk.
Sept IS, 1889. 9w-73.
- .
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-16

THE Firms If Kelly s. IIarris, at New
Orleans, and Of Harris e. Kelly, lat Rodney,
were dissolved on The first day Of July last,
by mutual consent. The settlement of said
concerns will be attended to in New Orleans
by Henry Kelly, and in Mississippi, by L..
G. Harris, ard the name Of the firms will
only be used in liquidation.
LEVI C. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLY.
August 8, 1888. Ct.
The Grand Gulf Wing, will copy the a
hove six times, and forward the account here
for collection.
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Henry & HOyle

HAVE removed their Store to the house
- formerly occupied by Fauver and
Farnsworth, where they have just received
and opened very large and we'll seIected
STOCK Of Dry Goods, Hard.
sCase, er0cIcery, Saddlery,
Groceries, sc.
Their Goods are all new, and the public
are invited to call and sec them, as they via
be sold low. Mst
May A US 1NT 81
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

;.
virtue VI Tue s''so "aI'""' - .''e u,
Fec'ed ~ the Sne.'n Q, the county ano
o'a.e a.'fesa'u' ! 10 "eleoy give PuD''
nos.ce' 'nat VIII noa an e'ect'on AZ the
o'ae1en. P'ec,nc's IN 'he codn'y aforesaid,
on the nrsi MONDAY aod lay following 10
November next, TOT the purpose OF eieclng
C...s,:..,,:.- - 80. - s.;d S...s :: ,,;. :.
Cov.rnor -
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LEVI C. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLY.
Administrators Notice.

NILE subscriber was appointed AdminiS-
traitor, de b0ais non. I'm the estate Of
Stephen Forman. at the June term Of the
Probate Court Of Jefferson county, Miss
Notice is therefore hereby given, 10 all per1
sons indebted 70 said estate, 10 make imme-
date payment; and those having claims a
gainst said estate, to present them duly au-
thenticaied, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
LEVI c. HARRIS, Admr. de boai aos
August 8. 1880.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-16

Ter, Alcohol. Court Plaster, Castile Soap, Ar /
senic, Anlimony crude, md Glass Of Anti
mony, Armenian Bole Cantharides, Castor,
Catechu, Chalk, prepared; Dmgon's Blood,
Frankincense, Flower Of Sulphur, Lapis,
Calaminaris, Magnesia, Mamma, Mercury,
Musk. Patent Lint, Steel Filings, Rust Of
Iron, Spermaceti, Tamarinds. Tapioca, Sage,
Pearl Barley, Putty, White Wax, Writing
Sand, Playing Cards, Aispiee, Borax, Brim-
stone, Beeswax, Backing (shoe), Bed pans,
Cobalt, Cloves, Crocus, Corks (hottle and
vial), Litharge, Emery powdered. No. ! To-
o., Ginger trace and powdered), Glue,1
Glass fwindow), Gallipots, Honey, IsiDglass,
Ink Powder, Lancet Cases, Mace, Piperine
Nutmegs, Pearlash, Pill Boxes, Pumice
Stone, Paper (writing, letter, wrapping, and
SANDY, Rosin, Rotten Stone, Scales and
Weights, Starch, SaItpetre, Snuff Maccaba
and Rappee), Sunff Beans (Tonq), Sealing
Wax, Syringes (self, P. P. and Ivory Sheep
Skins, Smalts, Sponge. Tooth Brushes,
Windsor Soap, Waters, Zinc, Calcincd Mag
nesin (Amer.), Solidiied Copaiva, Lncifcr
Matches, Kreosote (pure Fry, Red Ink,
Thyrdacc or Lacturum, Preston Salts, Ia
pers in boxes, Phosphorus, Pill machines,
Juiube Paste in boxes 18th each.
instruments.
Cupping, Dentist, Forceps; Lancets--
Spring, Thumb, and Gum; Tooth Drawers;
Cathe,e-s, Silver, Elastic Bougies; Elastic,
Rectum Trusses.
Paints, Brushes, Varnish, &c.
Verdigris, Chrome, Green, Prussian Blue,
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Stone do,
vermilion, Carmine, Drop Lake, Rose Pink,
Red Ochre, RedLead, Venetian Red, Spa
nish Brown, Spanish Whiting, White Lead,
Dry; White Lead in Oil, Flake White, Ivory
Black, Lamp Black, Black Lead, Terra De
Sienna, Timber, Water Colors, Paint Brash-
es, Sash Tools, Marking Brushes, Camel
Hair Pencils, Black Lead Pencils, Glahs,
Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf, Copal Varnish, ia
pan, Bright do, Indigo, Madden. Logwood,
Camwood, Red Wood, Red Saunders, Nut
gals, Cochineal, Copperas, Alum.
N. B.-A constant supply of MEDICINE
CHESTS, containingn complete assortment
Of Medicines suitable for Plantation, Family
or Steamboat use, always on hand.
uPrescriptions accurately compounded
r. N. FETHERSTON'H g. Co.
August Is, 1899. Gift
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TICKETS S2O-NO SHARES.
MODE OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING.
100000 Tickets, from to 100, 600, will
be put in one Wheel, and 600 Prizes with
the Blanks, in another. To every Number
a Prize or Blank will be drawn, until all the
Fries are determined, leaving The balance
OF Numbers in the Wheel, BLANKS.
OrMessrs. Josiah Lawtun a..a Re w.
Wonbingson are agents for the sale of Tick.
cts in the above Lottery
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Motto e..

LII persons indebted 10 Hendersou e.
IA Hill, on account of 1898 and 1890
are hereby notified that the accounts havc
been transferred 10 the undersigned, and
that payment and settlement il requested
forthwith.
YOE g. DAVENPORT.
May 30, 1880. S-tf
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Administrators Notice.

4 T the April term, 1889, Of the Probate
a Court Of Jefferson County, MISSISSIPPI
pi, the undersigned was appointed admins
traitor dc oonis non on the estate Of Josiah
Stone. dec.-Notice is therefore hereby Civ
en- TO oil persons indebted to said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
G. T. MARTIN. Admi.
April Is, 1880 5Nf
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Notice.

MIR. WOonFORD WOOD, at Mcssrs.
H YoE g. DAvENPoRT's, has my
Books. Notes and accounts, and is anthori-
zed to receive any debts due me. Mr.. James
Payne is authorized by power Of attorney 4,
receive any moneys due me, or sell any pro-
perry belonging to me. =,
JOHN PAYNE.
Rodney, June 20, 1870. 7-l2m.
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UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME!

THE following detail Of SCHEME OF
A LOTTERY, to he drawn in De-
cember next, warrants us in declaring il to
be UNPARALLELED in the history Of
Lotteries. Prizes to the amount have new
er before been offered to the public. 1t is
true there are many blanks, but on the other
hand, the extremely low charge of $50 per
Ticket-ihc value and number Of the Capt.
tails, and the good old custom Of acdrranting
that cuery Prize shall be drdwn and sold,
will, we are sure, give universal satisfac-
ton, and especially to the Six Hundred
To those disposed TO adventure, we re-
commend early application being made to
us for tickets-when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only rcmain-the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphati-
cally say-DELAY NOT! but remit and
transmit TO US your orders, which shall al
ways receive our immediate attention.
Letters to be addressed, and application
made to
SYLVESTER g. co.
1856, Br0adscay, Nep York.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
.JEtrfrs0N Co6NrY. s.

STATEsQFs 1SSE%6IkHJ,(
JE55xxsoN CotxrT.
J.&s A. Lowesy 4 Gu,
George w. Tyson & Co.
~ N ATTACHMENT for lie sum Of
"A sixteen hundred dollars, issued out Of
the Office Of John A. Watkins, = Justice Of
the Peace, ia and for said county. -The at
tachment 10 this case having been returned
duly executed, and the defendants failing TO
replevy the property attached, and give spe-
cinl bail herein. as
Notice is hereby given that unless the
said defendants'do appear here, on or before
the first day Of tile next December term Of
the Circuit Court aforesaid, give special
b,il and plead herein, judgment final by
default, will be rendered against them, and
the estate attached be sold.
- Given under my hand and seal
G |of said Cour', this 18th day Of
S LjSeptenber, 1899.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Clerk.
:{2
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-16

THE STATE OF. MIsSISS1fPI,1
JHsgsssoM CoUstrv, q.
10 Jobs A. Watkins, Esqsire, Justice Of
sks Psaceis and for sa;d 6osnsv aad State,
Gu.krMos
VOU are hereby summoned to hold an
Election at the diifcrcas Districts, in
the county aforesaid, on the FIRST Monday
and day following in November next, for
the propose of electing the State and coun-
y officers required by the Constitution and
Laws Of said State.
Gives tsnder my hand and seal, at said
County, shis 24sh day Of September,
A. u. 1899.
GEORGE TORY, IsrAI
Sheriff Of Jefferson County.
Sept. "a, 1889. 7s-,e.
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TObserrc the number, l56.
One prize of 100000!
One prize of 100000!
One prize of $4,000!
Six prizes of 10000!
Two prizes of $4,000!
Three prizes Of 10000!
Grauo aeal Estate & Saul Stoea
u 20 TT ID BYa
Of Property situated an Nesc
The Richest ind most Magnificent Scheme
,epcr presented to the Public, IN this or ann
Otkr country.
Tickets only $40!
Aaskorised 81 an Act Of abe. Lee;slot;pc
Assembly Of Florida, and snsder lie d;rcc-
lions Of he Commissioner, acting ander
the same.
TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE. Fa.
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
SCHMIDT = HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER & Co, 1866, Broaelscau,
NesD York, Sole Agents.
No Combination Nun,bers.
| 80 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. /.
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION. !
re Deeds qf tie Property 1aa ske 6todkl
transfevred n tyust "a lie caymissioaev.
GPpci.te6 ttetbe said Acs Of tke Leeislo-
tsrs # Florida, for the see,ri4 ofIakel
Prise eJ6eys.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!n!
P,izel'an Ancxp. 206 lses.
5incbee Z Iinet, - H.
9axino street; lOl 5oc4,
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No Comb ia0tiOn Numbers.

%, 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. /,
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.
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Oils.

Oil Of Aniseed. Amber, Almond, Bear,
Bergamotte, Cajeput, Caraway, Castor, Gin
nanlop, Cloves, Cubebs, Copaiva, Croton,
Fenpel, Juniper, Lavender, Lemon, LIN
seed. Olive, Pennyroyal, Peppermint, Otto
Of Rose, Oil Rhodium, Rosemary, Sperm,
THYME. TGipes,r,n,aaiInt, Spike, Tar, fanny,
seed, NORWOOD.
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TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE. Fa
DECEMBER LIST. 1889.
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Cerates, Plasters. &c.

!, Decentralization, Merculial, Ace
tate OF Lead, Blistering, Citrine, Acct. Cop
per, Precipitate, Savin, Turner'S Cerate,
simple Cerate.
PLAsrERs-Adhesiye, Cantharides, Di-
achylon, Cum Gum, STRENGTHENING, Burg.
Pitch, Hemlock, MercuriaI, g. Oxycroceum.
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CARD

The undcuigned have associated Thorn
selves as CO partners in the DRUG BU-
SINESS, under tho firm Of R. n. FErH-
Ensror'H & Co.
= J.. ANDREWS.
r.. N. FETHERSTONsH.
b COWS invite the attention Of the public
to the following catalogue Of
Drugs, Medicines, 4 Chemicals.
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The Richest ind most Magnjsccst Scheme
eDer presented to the Public, IL this or ann
OtAer country.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-15
THE W1IDE OF [gBNADOIo
LETTER OF j. q. ADAMS.

To the citizens Of the United States, aohose Peti-
hoas, Memorials, and RemonStrances hare been
entrusted to me, to be presented TO the House Of
Representatives. fthe United States, al the third
session of The 25th CONGRESS-.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-15
Quincy, May 81, 1889.

Flzov Citizens: In a preceding letter. publish
ed in the National mtellger of 23d April last, |
informed you of the manner in which the duty
had been discharged of presenting to the House
of Representatives the addresses to that body
which it had been your pleasure to carnmit 10 my
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

TIME Chemical Pile Ointmsht, ~ The cure
- q the Piles. b not equalsd By any thing
m tins country and foreigners, who have made
use Of 4 say there Is not hing il Europe like l..
Il - an emollient, and &C once soothing applica-
ton, giving immediate ease and tranquility to
the patient when laboring under this torment
ing disease. It's put upin beautiful Porcelain
Pots, imported from France. especially fogthe
purpose, accompanied with copiOns directions
Tor use, IN the severest cases. HH 81
CERTIFICATES. usf
/ have used the chemical Pile Ointment p
and earnestly recommend il as superior to any
thing Of the kind for the cure Of the Piles.
WILLIAM WHTTcORlB,
Deputy sheriff Of Worcester county.
Millbry, Dec.7, 1882
tske much pleasure in stating for the bene-
fit Of those laboing under the disagTeeable dis
ease, the Piles, that / have found nothing 60
eliicacious and speedily successful in curing
them, having been much troubled, as the
"Chemical Pile Ointment" E. MUNRoE.
st. FrancisviIe, (La.) Jan. 25s 1881.
This may certify, that for Eve or six years
past have been troubled severely with the
Piles, and until / made use Of the Chemical
Pile Ointment, found nothing that would give
me relief; therefore, would recommend L in
preference to any article whatever.
GEORGE HOBART.
Boston, July 8, 1885.
II The Pile Ointment Is for sale at the
Columbus Drug Store, by
GREENE HILL.
February 5, 1889. q