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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NEW AND SEAsONABLH
SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS.
pas subscriber would most respectfully
- make kDown to his friends aud the public
IN general, thu. no y ne~ ePeoirs and has for
sale, rare and beautiful assortmerto OF
SUMMER GOODS.
Shich will be fSuqd well suited TO The pre.en,
'esson Ia bis Store will be found c,ery ar,i-
Gle suited 10 the taste OF either the CAV or the
SraEe--ihe iady Of fashion or iAe Geallsm man Of
seissre--iho Farmer or the Artisan. Amoog.t
hi' Vsf'e'y may he found the following. which
Nu DO ehSred 10 the public on very pleasing
| Cloths, Ca sinrr,s, aud saltinetts.
Ca'hmefelia, Silks, and Nsrseiile. Nesting,
| Block and grreu summer Cloths
ICLOTIS,
Twisted s'lk and Piek-Nick Cloves,
Az kinds Of obstetrics,
100 pieces Of Domest tic Prints
: British and Paris Chintkes,
Super MoIslin-je. LaiEes
| Sfallcs, and Shsilies-ds-Soys
Camhrick Musins aud iackonett.,
81, ~ } brown Sheeting,
BariaPs and rjekluburgs.
great variety Of Pantaloon Stua.,
CarPei'ns and Rugs.
! Ills assortment OF ROOTS md SHOES every
SIZE, Will be found complete
super best Brush, Beaver, six. Straw and
Lcshorn HITS and cars
Florence Brad BON.NETS. Split straw, 30.
hnei shapes , ard Nan Hoods, (l4test ie J
an extensive sssottnctt
sCJSfresh TEAS, aud a general assortmeut
or GROCERIES, cf ever lad. ,veh a,
god sugar Tor 81 seats afd User ssrilii.s pro
poriioaaily ,o~
I QRscly- Eae, Cis5, Ckiaq oaf Stone
Rare,
Together wiih large sssortrert II
/ Nab, Bar iran, Clsl set, Hlra.
Haze, and Ctiisgy.
GACON, FLOUR, and CORN MEAL, siways
ga hand aud Tor sale At the rarset prices
sf-Eyrry ratioiy Of COUNTRY PRO
DJCE. Wti be laAsa "a excnau-e Tor GOOD,
Il my store.
RICHARD y DORAN.
Iilrpcrs-Frrry July . istO-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
E,sm rs. a.. ItllLi,.n R,.nn.l,-

Having frequently used the Dyspept;e Cordia.
prepared by Drs. Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor
Tor SICK Head Ache, with relief, have no hesi
fancy IN Pronouneiug At good remedy for that
u'.ea,e' WA. TUNNELS.
Tiain, Ohio, June lst, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Important Discovery.

"a ME public arc hereby directed 10 tie me-
n deal adYertisemnts OF Or. HARLICu'S
celebrated COMPOUND STRENGTJTF..
i-F6 TONiC, aud GERu.IS- .4PERIg,N-T
FILLS, which Is medicine Of great value 10
the Afflicted, discoveTed by o. p Ilarlich a eel
bra'ed physician at AltdcTf, Germany. whiehe
has been used with unparalleled success,
throughout Germany. This Medicine Consists
Of two kinds; the German ApeTient. and tho
compound Strengthening Tonic Pills They
are each put q? IN small packs, aud should both
DC usedto elloet permanent cure. Those who
arc afflicted would 90 well 10 make a trial Of
This invaluable Medicine, as they never produce
Sickness or nausea while using safe and ef-
feciuai remedy for
DYSPEPSIA on YMDIaEsTIony.
and ali stomach complaints, pain in side. Live
Complaints, Lose Of APPETITE, Tfsiuieaeg. pait.
taiiga 81 the Heart. General Ds5,Lfu h;rpey,
LSriiabiny, Sick Headarhe, FsEais LJis,a,,,
SPasm0die Affections. Rhsumstism. Astbmas
consumption, &c. The Gsrmsn ApeTient Pills
are 70 cleanse the stomach and puffy the Blood.
The Tonic or nsthening Pills are 10 strene,b.
en- and iaEisora,e The nerves anS digestive or.
gans anc give tone 10 the Stomach as all di.sa
ses originate from impurities OF tho Blood. or
dtsordefcd stomach. This mode Of treating
diseases is pursued By sII prarticsI 7hysieisns
when s4Periencu has taught them TO be the
only remedy 10 eject cure. They are not
only recommended and prescribed by the most
experienced Physicians IN their daily practice.
but also taken by those KeBtl6f1sn themselves
Whenever thcy feel The symptoms of those disoa-
,es 20 which they know them % DO eG.cneiou..
This b Tho case IN all large cities in which tbey
nave an extensive sale. 10 o not % be under
Stood that these medicines will cure all diseases
mnrey by purifying The blood this tLoy will
not do bat they certainly will. snd sufficient
authority 81 daily proofs Asserting that these
medicines. taken ~ recommended by ths difec-
IONS which accompany hem. " 80 cure great
majority q the dissasss Of the stomach. lsuas.
and liver. BY which impurities Of the blood are
occasionrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
SMALL ZOE LETTER
VIRGINIA.. Wi, .

VIRGINIA, Co wit:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law md
CHaneery Tor Johsrson county, June Term,
l5iDi
John ~. .7iistadt, aad otiers, Heirs and
Disir,5atcss efJohn .1iisiqft, decd,
PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST
Srmnei .Har Phersoa, .1i,a'r al John
.Hisigf', iced, HUiiet Mac PherSon,
anil James ~. Dorsey, .9da'r of.John
Dorsey, dee'd, DrrrNDANrs.
IN CILIS'CERT
Erfrdct from tie Ofder:
vsNIlE Court doth order that Commissioner
1 Worihiast1D 20 examine, State and settle.
the Administration account Of tie soid samuel
MacPhcron, Adm'r Of John Ausildl, deed.
iaG'ug IS Sasis ofsuch settlement, The rr pasi.
settlements made by said MacPherson, Adm'r as
aforesaid, with the County Court o. Jefferson
Conniy, seuling the said acc cunt upon the prio-
ciPles Of Courts Of ChaneeTy, applicable to the
settlement Of such accounts AHdthe said Com.
missioner j. directed TO report said settle meht
to the next Term u this Court, together with
any special statement which either OF any of The
Par1ic, may require o. bs him may be deemed
material. true ENtracL--Te,t-,
Il. 4. BROWN, CIeTt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
"A Small Jefferson Farm
FOR SALE.

'HNHE subscriber oHeSs for saio tie small Farm
4 that belongs TO The heirs of William Mem
dree, deed, IN ghc county OF Jefferson. situated
oh The west bank Of the Shenandoah River, ad.
joining the lands OF Major Heroine l.. opie. the
heirs Of John ". Lewis, anJ James Roper, con
iain.us about
90 AO&AS Cg LAND
More than oae-haif OF which /. well clothed in
limoer-the balance cleared aud ia guilty alton.
'"t Improvements on ibo farm, With a LILLE
repair, might be made very good They are
DSci.i"g ucne, Kitchen. smoke House. Stone
pary, Barn with Stabiing underneath Tor 10
% - horses and large Stone D!sullery, with
b"eil'ng House attached TO IL, and two fue
neNer-iai.ins Spring. within thirty Yards Of the
dWeH-ng, one Of waich supple, tie di.lillery
van water. The situation - beautiful one
Tor TanRery and Country Store, ITS distance
Oeirs about eight miles ir0m any country town.
ani II ever .hc Shenandoah river Is Improved by
cana!, tand there IS but !i!;le doubt il-: a
"N' o. before many years) Nature seem, 10
nave Intended tbs o. one of Ito best situatiots
on river s. place Tor public depOt. Il being
ihe point where pu5Iic road strikes The ritrT.
That passes through one OF tie fnest wheat
grown sections IN Tie counties or Clarke and
Jcuersos' The lcrns 81 sale wii! be made cas-,
10 aay one disposed To purchase. Application
can be made 20 fhe Subscriber by letter. fpo,t
pad who resides In Shepherdstown. Jefferson
County, Virginia
. john II. McENDREE.
Nov. IL, ls39-ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
F(DIa SAE.E.

q PAIR Of very handsome Dun PONIES
Z IA yo"Hy' and p rJselly broken 70 ha,n,s,.-
They may oe seen at ny rcsidsnce. three n,iIe,
last oi Ehariesiown, n-ar tho Harpers-Ferry
sn1 amhbhe!i turnpike. Term-, accommoda-
Tag. WE NLENASDrV
July q IS!O-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
From fls Rsr. Lfonard n. Cu,l.,

~" Y ~ I-f7llWd II buTlty.
have confidence in the Dyspeptc corsis!
prepared BY Drs- Drcsbach, Kuhn and Pryor
" has been used In my family for Sick Head
Ache, and severe Rheumatic Pains. aTeetiog m =
shoulder and Cbest--and has odorded immediate
aud apparently permanent relief
LEONARD D. GURLEY.
TlGiu, Ohio, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
vi. OF IRFEEEm

E,tErf lILLN announces GO tl,s ,ii.zso.
VI Chari, 'toWo that be has afttsJ. and
iasen rooms at Ctrr1a's liorrf where be- ntit
be happy 70 aiiefd o. any Gale coBccruia, AN.
Preservati0n Of tie TEETH
bCJ"N. p NE eHl also visit ilarpors.rsr,,.
smlihheid and sbepLerdst0u n.-oI v..,b fe
viii give further uoiicc. J.r. l, $40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
May 81, 1870

EDPPosTPONEMENT - The Shove sale Il
postponed until the i0 day Of July Court, next.
e net privately sold, previously. Besides the
above property, Lsht Wagon, and a good
Wheat Fan, aad many other utensils Tor farm
~, for ssis. ,. l.. RANSOM.
June 81, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

"a sUPPLT 81 xephfr "a s,sia4 ...,,.s "a.
= - .e.rs- 80 Woried Needles. ~. !, rse,,,.
zoe 80 safe By tGtE MULLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NNAN,EEm.

MIL Christmas. . STEADY servant mar or
u lad, capable Of managing two horses. ear.
dening, &c, for whom liberal commentator
would be gwen. would biro either free CO.
toured man, qualified as above. CT a slave, until
'ha' TINE J. J. H. STR.iITIL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

TIVE STORE HOUSE lately IN the oeeupan.
II ey Of the subscriber, opposite Cartor's DO
tel. Charisstowh, IL for rent. The snuaGor /.
desirable one. POssessioo given imnsdiaisI,
JOHN n. SHROPSHIRE.
NAV 81, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

IA Wv fihfEs of Fiandid nsssis.aeft.I
4 ~ DitAfthi for curisins. ia.t rsrsttsf
aHe iof sais low tJ JIkE n. m!tfpF
jHY .. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Printing Establish nIent
lRQaS GNII,tia
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

49, S2Aa4O <AOOE4OESs
VsfIE andsrsignea, a. Commissioners sp-
Il pointed under = decree Of the Circuit su-
Psrior Court Of Law and Chancsry OF Jefferson
county, for the yurPose. will sell 10 the hisbss,
bidder, Tor ready money. al the bunldinx % the
Garner west Of the Valley Bank in Charles
town, now occupied By Fraucis W. RA~Iias. a.
a Timing esiablishmuEt ga Fsi4su. "a. ~. -,
81 SslifE'sr neFi. az the hour Of ~ o'oi5eE NJ,
The " pirginia Republican" Printing
ESTA3LISHnnENr.
conveyed IN 1897. Sy Deed Of trust from smoo,
aud Smhh 10 William Lucas, Esq, - Trustee,
To secure oertlia sun Of money ~ ssid deed
specified, due 60 William Albufii.,--tbe sail
Printing Establishment, embracing
l SMITH PRESS, Extra Ha2eriai,
Nth rs aPpendages complete,
l .fount Of ling Primer, lgc,c.
" Of Brevier, (neic,
! " IF BREWER, (oid,
| /" Of Plea Kaiic, (ae1r,)
l = Of double Plea, (old,
| &" Of double Small Pica, (oid,
| Z" Of double Great Primer, (aelc, }
| g" 9Gre-iine Pea, men,
! Il" Of Canon, (ae,c,
Aud sunJfy sma!l foun,s Of
SHALL ZOE LETTER.
-Four double S,ands--one Standing Gal.
ley-,weniy.ioui pair Of Type Cases--
Elk old Composing Sucks--seven Cha.
seS-Columu Rules, Cross Rules end
Loads
Together with several other f,unts OF large nd
small 81 sEIpsi srd variety Of other valuable
articles 80 Printing Oice. named e. saii deed
CHARLES u IiARDISG,
ANDREW HUNTER,
Iul, .. $40. C@aa.,is,,,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Dyspcpsla! DysnrnrInil


Hariichs Medicines.
Ne IoHas HAarnau, of sumnoyiown, %
entirely cured ~ ths shove Bfsease. which be-
vas afflicted with for six years fls symp.
toms ven ssuse u disisnsiou nnd opprestisa
alter eaiins. distressing rain IN fbs ~ q
stomach, naufea, Toss % appetite riddinoss and
dim1ess of sight. extreme debility. gaiulshes
'cli1 eructations, agmetimcs vomiiitg ani pain
.n ihc r.ELttf,. depression of spifiis. di,tnrhfI
rest. iahiacis, aad rot sble % pursue be- dus.-
nea Niihoui csusing immediaic snbausiiou aad
Nearincss. Nc Haflmnn n happg 90 stato 20
90 public, 90 i' wiling 70 give eng ioIofma-
uon io ihg aalrisd, f5sreen1E csc uondsffif
eonfhi BE- received from TIE uss Of ~ ia
llCii's Ceaplunf sbfHF.ifHiur enf CeFf
.9aosaf Pills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

eg-tsk for ~ Halh-hs C,upsass ssnrik-
fHiar IeHis fad G0aaa .ipfrsHi Pile
Prar'rsi Oges ~ nf saf Il ftu lFefrias 10
a 80 o. Aarsh EICHTH irfsf Phiisasieh.a
A.80-for gais % ihe store ~
i'm sTnAITH
Chrrisaletrs
CHARLES p KILnAu.
Jans -. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Virginia, 10 wit:

Ia The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry OF Jefferson eOuaiy, June Term, 1910;
George Ferry, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John ~ Brien and Henry Brien, Den's.
~ CHASCEkT.
YHNHE order OF Publication ~ this case h,v.
n ing been regularly executed. end the De
PENDANTS siill failing TO appear and answer ON
the Flaiaih's motion, the Bail Is taken for con.
iessed aud Il appearing from the Bill that there
y an unsettled account between The PIaintifard
pe'endants-It IS Dcereed snd Ordered tha,
Ns'iyr Commiss tOHcr WufihiGZ;oa. s., ,,fi.e
the accounts between the PlsiotiH and The De.
ieudanis--stAting sueh matters speeiaiI, a, he
may deem pertinent, OF - either party may re-
quire. true Exiraot.-Tsste
II. q. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

w rHe i'ad lrsp afiisfsd sith r. C..,.si- In =.
n. ~ iftr ior ssrtfsi years. bee safrirs. ., 4.
80, P.in b. ihs side. ti.8aitr.s. rtt-,f,. y.
'le hsck ~ th. i.rrt iat. Co. p. Ia ~. 49,.
eih nIFrr1Finsi. BED apprttr ssf fsflffg TT
~ '"t 'f.E. a iiaeatt. rafsfnrf.e,I b., ill.,.
lha laa fffnff % rrrHs rrrtai A. ,bs
i-" io ttertl fears. and r5iif sr.i. stt-fs ~ ~.
'P' ~ 'H'frt 20 tte fal4Ir t.t. us-d a if. tt.
isiH'} 'a Jhaisra m.faas u..rft-s.. ..f 49,.
alih pfamgi ftlirf Ifurs n Fttfa
H.atrs CO... uiii1. u.e fgih. fels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

scorer HERRING.
"TE have just received few boxes ~
w scorer HERRING
MILLER, ALLENIoNG & co.
July >. 1910.
NnEN0H MUSTARD, anew supply,
n by J. p EKONVS 4 20.
July 2, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

&3LT FISH

VII n II1W
4fusI received sBd fsr sale. b. Vs. o. CHI
- liitsf ~. 800 tss.sis q = N9IT. siso
li6H, Vhich vii b toit fsu
Summit Feiut 1uns gs 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
a List OF E.ctiers

ID CMAlNING IN the Post Office n sb.,
& y hcr!Snsn. u on thc ~ d4y az Iuly fsto
Which, u not takeu out before thc IL OF Jci wiIi
be sent 20 the General Post OHies a, 10 - I,,r,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Medicinal Preparation.
WeuNsiC!tNS vii God AZ pr sre,,ry,,
DrHg Srrt. e1 ratentlrr at.aff4,e.t -
MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS. among ul.es. sre
llaafs oo tsHd--
Quu,ne, sgiphst
Fipofino.
saiacins thow chiefly Depended 90 IN a.,
treatment % iafern.ttenfs .H Us South rra
highly esteemed by scYtrsl smn.at1t p.t..
clans o. PaiIadcfptsJ
Lupuior. Pat. ~ Hors. sver, valuable sra.
dyne, preferable 90 ihc . lecture
MorPhins, fAcelsic and suipbaie)
sirgchnins.
Prseipdatsi Csrbonsi of Iron
ilydriodsie of lfou
fDdids ~ Poiassi1n.
Hfdf.odsts &c Potash.
Hy3fisdais OF Mercury.
Citrate of r8tssslum.
Cyamurei of Poiatsium, nov uscd iasteal %
the Frussic Acid
EXTRACTS
EHi Gaai'ao. Est Coioeyeh,
4" Colonbo, Aconiis
1aiaa. fff6sciamn
II" Lettuce fLacilca- stramoamn1.
rums Hsllsdonua.
" DaodcHon. CIeuta.
buiisrnut, Comp. Of Bark,
n HbafanF
FfsdH,8tsf Extract of Hafs. &C.. Sc
Chaflssisun. JulS g iefo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Mor-e- and CnttIe For saIc.

NHOtN lUHN NWtHN tut NNEts
a Will. offer for safe. on the first day Of ne I
III Superior Coafi, for Jefferson eoaaty, q nam
Der Of Work Horses, Cows and Calves, and
other Cattle, Va q credit Of o months.
JAMES l. RASsoN.
May 81, 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
BALrlnoss.sL Ibsrt,,,l

7-'.' '''NNN y IsIVUiIJ HN-l
Feb I ,, 1889
k-Ts To q Z. Pryor s. CO -Gcntlsmen.
willingly comply 9Th your request 20 furnish !
h~temsnt ot The esss "a which your DtsF1rrir
C"HhtAt Gas used Sith 90 much advantage IA 4,
brsshy thus My neise. Mrs.. WaIIsss Isd breu
s"ef'ng Tor several snvaths uuder . train u SWIM.
toms s"eh a. usualy denote the vora Town ~ Dys
100, 80 ncire'ise appetite, impaired digestion.
,,.nss',' 1e'" - eSe. These symptoms serr .,
,ons'h loloHe ~ greet depression u spirits deep
- an1 b,t'ons agitation. Vhile every srtiel
sNA'ovSd eren v.ier, Vas followed by dssrfs.in,
through baltimore. uha hsi resif.,i In ~ s,.,s
afi 49, familiar vth o. effsts, advised ths u.s., ~
. bottle 81 -Drs hreshbach, kul,n 4 Pryor. ID, y
v t"e NoFu'sl, thr uss - vhish. 30 = f-w d..
hafo hiFai frhstt aud hnsilf curfd her
plffI b AffFsr -r-sFxgge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Ny vfr. aitrr having been afflicted si,b ID, men
s'a 80 siek hssdaehu Toe length n urnc. 80
eas'I 20 90 bfs. Drcsbaah kaha sns p,,ori,
- srsP''e SgrdisI. witi entire relrf u III tbe
~ .i''ihf ~ ulc disease. have used 81 stb 800,
Pi''e rshsi De- s,reTal hts 81 Ci,aiis slso.
JOSEPH HIGGs.
. F1rflefig ~ ffcderiek 90 MI
MeE'eo, Cnvford co., Ohio. Frs ~. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
~ Ju1ss Pufsnry

HasiuE lahousrd fnf tstsrsi, % lime ,,,.t., A.
ihFemsui ~ isr liver. areos panisd 9Th i.ir s,i
aafr"efs iH - stlr hcalaehe snd soastii.t,,, /
llc horris yes irdasrf io takr one boiti. "a a.,
p. -. boise .Hi Fysr's ~, .g.pi,s C,rd,.i
shioh aiIarded mv entire rtH,E
bLNJ pIIrRNgEu.
FofH'rflf o. Ffedefich e. Aft
iiian. pHiH, Fsb. tstl. tgsg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

PEEEsONA

lNN afy rlaips srsipsg ths Rslfi-,.~. a
- Ohio hsi.Rah Company. sresot - -
afet sfe requested to Ffsssat ihsn, ta tss -.
srfasr Co psymsat
ANDREW nuNTEa.
Ch1rief9ea July p. tsfo LIT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

AoR saleby
June 95 IgtO W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
WHLSkEK 80 Hlpnror


LARGE assortmrnt OF H0fLOW T.TsT
z ~ iftN. OF sIl kills, just received cod lar
e. by MILLER, hLLLM0NG s. 90
#lly q 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
SUMMER mrs

QUINN fs1f fLfib.
EGtlOhN aud hnc PALM mrs. with
~ a broad rims. just received ard Tor sale. by
June %. 1870 JL&E. p. NILLER
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-08
THE OREGON TERRITORY.

The select Committee IN the Senate of the
United States, to which was referred the subject
of the Oregon Territory, have reported joint
resolution which asserts the full right of the u
nited States to that region, and aulhorises the
President to take immediate measures to have
our boundaries on tho Pacific frontier ascertained
and deinitvey fixcd-also to provide means
for protecting the persons and property of our
citizens in the territory. II empowers him like
wise to cause to be erected, at suitable places
and distances, line of military posts from Fort
Leavenwolth to the Rocky mountains, for the
better pr )ect On and encouragement of the lndi
an trade, and for the preservation of peace be-
tween the Indians and ourselves. The resolu-
ton proposes that as soon as the limits of the
Oregon country are positively determined, one
thousand acres of land shall be granted to every
white male inhabitant, Of the age Of eighteen
and upwards, who shall cultivate aud use the
same for five consecutive years. An additional
agent Is to be appointed, whose duty it shall be
10 saperintcnd the interests Of the Union with
the Indian tribes west of the present agencies
We spoke of this project at some length in ;
former paper, when we deeply regretted the
course pursued towards Mr.. Astor, Of New
York when he frat contemplated the establish
ment of Astoria. 1t is now too late to hope 70
an easy or peaceful settlement of the limits o
Oregon. Alexis Messenger.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-08

HIGH PRICES.-Notwithsta Texas il
one Of the finest countries in the world for corn
and wheat, Its paper money has SO enhanced
prices that flour has lately been sold for 300
per bbl, corn $l4 per bushsl, and pork for $75
per hundred The working man under such
currency should receive about $50 for days
labor-he receives now about three dollars per
day. .sa.
The above extract shows very plainly, that
high wages are not a!waysa sign of the prosper
GUS condition of the working classes. Though
the wages which days labor commands in Tex
as are nearly three times as much in amount as
are received by mechanics in the United States,
vet the condition Of la5orers there, when COM
pared with that of laborers in this country, is
most intolerabIe. To purchase single barrel Of
flour Texan mechanic is compelled to labor
nearly six weeks. while one Of our wo:kmen,
received but one third the amount of wages can
purchase barrel with but five days labor This
difference arises from the disparity between the
wages Of labor in the two countries, and the
prices Of other commodities. II is not the high
nominal amount Of money which is paid for hi.
labor that benefits the laborer, but The propor.
ton which that amount hears to the prices of the
neccessaries of life, and the more valuable tht
currency in any country, the more favorable arr
these proportions to the encouragement of indu
try.-Phi. Ledger.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-08

PAY THE PRINTER. a subject ol
moment 10 newspaper publishers the N.
Y. Atlas 'sermonizelh' in the following
manner to wit:
"A man who properly pays his ad-
Vertising bills 10 one of natures noblest
works. The TACT established, lie at once
a passport for him into socaiY, which
he ornaments with his virIJOs but the
wretch who advertises in paper and
does not pay;who remorseiessly cheats
a Printer, is unSt for any but the lowest
and most degraded society; il known he
should be shunnsd by honorable per-
sons. No good aud pretty girl would
enc ourage the addresses Of such a man
for moment; and when he dies, he
tumbIes into pi, rotten and corrupt, leav
ing behind him no bright memory tc
sweeten bic ashes.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-08

Of The adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
lev content themselves with the simple pes.
session ef this falIacious opinion, without en-
curing intosihe primary sousces from whence
Life, Health, and vigour emanate, and riee U1sn.
pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience SO eminen1y qualify him
for the profession of which he has bean one of
the most useful members. He contends C-nd a
moments reflection will conyince any reasons
ing mind OF the correctness Of bis views--ihht
the stomach, liver and the associated organs are
the'primary and great regulators Of health, and
that the blood in.very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sta
ges of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root of tho disease, the superficial anoy-
nes usually prescribed, serve but as fois to COW
er the ravages Of deep-rooted.. maIadies. Un-
eT these convictions, at the expence Of yeaJB
10 close application, the doctor has discover cd
medicine whose searching poweis are iTTesls-
hble, and in prescribing, It Is with firm CO n.
viction OF its being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even If applied in
the most critical cases, but he does no, pretend
TO ascribe 70.