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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25
HON. SAMUEL PRENTIss OF VERMONT

SeuhOrS on lne moor oil lhnt DOuy WNen his re-
signalion was read, are those with which he has
equally inspired all vino have known him here,
and who will, we are sure, cordially unite with us
IN the Wish that the remainder of his life may he
rs serene and happy in his new station (U. 5.
judge us lis prime has been useful and honora.
BILE in that which he has vacated.
National InteHigencer
The following is the letter of resignation COM
municnled TO the Senate by Mr.. PRENTIss
WAsnrNGroN April II, 1872
Sir--liaying accepted the judicial appointment
recently conferred upon me, it becomes my duty
10 resign, MS hereby do, my seat in the Senate Of
The United States.
IN surrendering the trust have held for no less
peri nj Than eleven years, hope may be allow
ell TO say, though do it under n deep conscious
ness OF having discharged the high and RESPONSE
bic duties belonging 10 il, in very humble aud
Imperfect manner, that IL has been both my study
AMI my aim 10 act, at all times, with scrupulous
regard TO the principles Of the Constitution, and
the Government under which we live, and with a
sirIc leliiy to the interests OF the country nj large
ms well as TO the interests Of the intelligent and
patriotic people 10 whose generous Partially, more
than to my merits my own hive been Indebted
for the elevated and dlgnilied station for Two con-
stitnlionn terms IN succession, 1t is almost need
less say that il is with no small degree of pain
aud regret that break off aud separate myself
from relations and associations formed under cir
cumstanccs OF such peculiar interest, and confer
ring upon me, us they have done, in the highest
sense, both honor aud qualification. But though
these relations and associations may no longer ex-
list in fact they win exist in Ii ely aud gratifying
rcmembrancr and have place near my heart 10
the most distant day in my life.
In retiring irom the Senate, shall carry with
me All nhjing sentiment of exalted respect for The
body collectively aud the kindest feeling mud sim
cerest personal regard Tor every member individ ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

F. II. Fossenden has been appointed poslmas'
ter at Bratleboro', VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

- Democracy boldly advocates the destruction
of ari6s,"-.NorjoM Democrdt-a ioeofoeo paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

The whole value of wrought iron made annual.
lyin this country is 1875, 765330; of iron smeIted
annually, 80 $4,000; capilal employed in the
iron trade exclusive ofwood, land and mines, 800,
100000; capital employed in coal and iron mines
md wood Lane $9000,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, APRIL 25, ls4e. &.

EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT us, THAT
MANUFACTURES ARE NOW AS NECES.
SARY TO OUR INDEPEN DENCE, AS TO
OUR COMFORT"-Jeferson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

We have thus summary noticed the reports al
ready made, and shall continue thus to notice such
s's shall hereafter he made. Our readers will see
that this reirenchment committee is no humbug
mud we doubt not will heartily join IT'S in the hope
the they will go ahead and make thorough work
of it, until all abuses exposed and corrected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

be TesOUed 10 on 40 enlarged scale, and the
southern paIi Of the Stale filled with hireling
and assassin pipe-layers from KeDucky and
Indisns.
But knowledge Of these things must only
serve 10 stimulate you, fellow Democrats, to
still greater lsbors in the cause Of liberty, 10
cast aside all other considerations and 90 the
entire ticket as The representative Of the Dem.
ocralic principle. You should be ever on the
alert. You should all act as principals in this
matter, and spread the lightsa,nOng pour neigh.
bours aad acquaintance You can certainly
spare time Gom your farms and your work
shops, 10 do something for your country on On
emergency hke the present. Al no foEwer pc
riod has there been,lhe same cause Cnr exer-
ton on your part ssnow, when the enemies Of
ouI country have openly attempted the des-
lruCtion OF our fee institutions and still have
the unblushing hardrhood and effiontery 10
ask you 10 give connlepance to their
damning ireasonf The predictions Of the eef-
linels OH the watchowers oGdemocracy which
have for years been listenedsto as ficliohs and
fancys, have at last been realized, and the
monster of Federalism stands denuded before
YOU in most horrible deformity You now
see tnlb 1yuEd Oh AIISlOcIdCy iMOW'nB OH Inc
mask and rearing his many heads in the cap-
i,al Of your own. state; you. see him striking al
the root Of government, law and order, and
the legislative arm is paIalyzed beneath the
stroke. You zee him ride forth over the state
10 claim his victims who have been pledged
10 him ih the hard cider mania of foimer
year, reminding them of the VOWS they made
over The intoxicating bowl and in the mad
orgies Of log cabin debauch. He seizes The
reluctant victims and binding hem to his cha.
riot wheels he rides on TO secure his prose-
lytes even in your own county. You have
seen him here; he approaches your own door; |;
will you give him admiltancef Will you not
rather repel his advances with The spirit of
(reemsn? We believe you will. Stand forth,
then, in the majesty Of your native indepeu-
dence and spirits the ballot boxes of Tus-
caravans. shall answer. ....
VANCE P. BONHAM,
II. TORREY. --
.... GEO, W. CHAPMAN,
e> ... - JAMES CRAIG. .....
... MATTHIAS COLLIER.
... e.. Central Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
TnE WORK GOES BRAYELY ON.

The zlnesyllls Aurora has several scorch-
ing articles from wings, who deuounce, in tho
strongest terms, The run-asways cf hat Coun
" They denOui C the treason and the traitors.
The Aurora saJ $. that there is zone continual
current Of dis appreciation among the more
serious and rejecting portion ofihe wing party
and addA, that il would merely say, tha, u has
on Gle Communications from dissatisfied Wings
sOficienItO I'LL ihaipaper, inside and Ou Are
these not signsl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
THE BOB TAILED GIRAFFE.

The above is correct representation ofa
proposed. Wing district, in Baruen'S bill, and
isa beaUfa specimen offederal GerryDan-
dering! They complain of lhe districts as pro-
posed by The Democrats, and dissolved the
G"ve'n@eM, To- prevent their adoption --bu
the distnctsproposed by themselves, are by
far the most outtageouA They have drawn a Z
picture ofone af the disdricts proposed by the
DemocTais and cstil,a Graft. What VIII
they call Tho aboVel Iiis very like a Giraffe.
only its tail Las been cut of or driven inl THIS
district was intended for the beneGl Of Mr..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
REMEMBER,

Contractors on the public works. thai y"u
have been deprived of you just dues by the
mobiles who violrnily dissovedlhe Legiels-
ture to prevent the passage ofimpootant meas
uree, and raise an excemen, for political eE-
feet. 49,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
REMEMBERl

That when poor name property l. sold for
a mere song, that it has been. brought by the
pc jured Whlg traitors in the Ohio Legisatute:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
VANCE P. BONHAM,
II. TORREY. .--
GEO, W. CHAPMAN,
JAMES CRAIG. g..
MATTHIAS COLLIER.
Central Committee
IMPUDENCE OF WHIGGERY.

How old Luciter must ck up his heels and
laugh q, the hardy jmpudence Of the Wing lea.
derp. The U. s. Gazette, speaking Of the
passage Of the Tariff bill, says: "There will
now, we believe, be new issue of Treasury
notes, amounting to about six millioDe. And
il is probable that before the fourth of March
next, Government, Notwithstanding the econo-
my forced upon i, by The Wings Of Congress,
will be ia ven, offurher aidP 'The economy
forced upon il by the Wings Of Congress!"
Well, that is rich ia impUdence. The "old
boy" himself couldn', beat il Does not eve
~ body know ihuathe late session Of Con-
gress, has been the most extravagant that was
ever held-increasing the public debt some
twenty mions- and absolutely beggaring the
Government, and destroying iis credit to such
an extent that no one can be found willing TO
lend it single dollar. A condition ofthingr
like this, never before existed since the De-
claraIion Of Independence. The Wing tariff
which has just been passed, as intima,ed by
the above, will sink the country deeper in b.
[Cincinnati Enquirer.
0-The Wings talh as confidently Of elect
ing Mr.. Clay as if,bey had not met with
single reverse eince l640. instead Of meeting
defeat every where. The more trouble they
have the stronger they ge,-as Falstaf remar
ked-'a piauge on sorrow and grief, It bwells
man up like a bladder.'
ENcouRAGlNo.-Th The whig members ofCOn.
gress begin to see themselves in jus, posi~
lion, Mr.. Arnold lately made the following
honest confession:-
We stand here now spectacle Of ridcule
10 The world"
Capital Arnold deserves leather medal
for his honesty. Nothing could be more tue
or timely.
GLORIOUS PROSPECTS,.
We have never seen, a. any time previous,
so general and universal T cling OF confidence
and vigilance among The Dsnocra y Of the
State Our table is literally loaded with the
proceedings Of meetings. extras, addresses.
&C., that would fill an hourly, instead OF dat
iy paper, as large as the Statesman, denun.
cling, IN The seyetest terms, the traitors TO all
law and The constitution. As each DAY increa.
ses The confidence Of the democrats IN entire
and complete success, the federalists are sink
ing down, down, at each successive coon skin
and cong singing parade. There is no mistake
about ihis--we have the evidences all around
us. Even the Banks, with all their money
and means Of corruption, canno, raise the en-
thusiam Of their dependents. --StNtesmsn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
KEEB TT BEFORE THE People,

That the true issue is whether we are to have
o government or no government II the irai-
tors are sustained, gOyenment Will be pretty
much at an end.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

DREADFUL OuTRAeE ny NEsRo, The
AIlakapas Gazeue gives the particulars Of aP
outrage, too dreadluIto mention, bya negro
man upon The person ofa young married lady,
in the Parish Of Layfayetle, La. The mon-
ster did moi not attempt To- escape, but wenE
quietly 10 work, aud when arrested acknow-,
ledged his guilt. Roast him.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

Senator Ni h, Of GaI,pol's Bank memory, aud
We havese him bsrlde the disrticton the road
10 Conetess, for all the traitors desired wds
Ds'rcs in which ,hsy cohd be e'ected, being
deiirn'ned 10 eoto Congress, or 10 The devt;
Nerk or nothing! Hooking county, was not
needed 10 make district there; there were inhabitaniS
enonsh wihootil. But Hooking has democfaic ma.
chised by ,be wills ,n,;ss @ or ,s yoaId ne
any district Democratic 10 which il could je attached.
This is another specimen Of federal fairness Look at
~ honest whgs and sre the traitor enhcis iave
moi been gultyofworde GetTymDDdering an they char
ged upon the Democrats, aud committed Iicason to
boot --llofnes County Farmer. -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR Gov. Nc Dufie
is spoken ofas a candidate for the Senate Of
the United States from Sou!h Carolina, in
place Of Mr.. Preston, whose term of Office ex.
pires the 4th of March next. - .4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
THE SPIRIT OF 1910 WHERE is ITl- !
ECHO ANSWERS, 'WtiEREp

The great central wing cOnsenilon was held
yesterday in Columbus, the Capital Of the
great Slate Of OHIO. Handblls bad been cis-
culaied, far and near, Cor weeks previous
and, Lo, and behold four hundred people as
sembled 10 hear Gov. Corwin epeak. Whig-
gerry looks as blue as indigo in these parts.
II was aItOge herr family affair aOd, as such
i, may be considered 50 20 Eoung Mfr. Nlatb-
ews called the meeting 10 order and nomina-
ted his grandfather, Col Kllbourne, as chair
man. Mr.. Chew, the grsndson-alslaw Of
Col. Kl5ourhe and private secretary Of the
Governor, was appointed secretary. The
Governor. thus supported on the ri9htand le6.
with Col. Sloane, Secretary Of SAFE. in the
rear, began to crack his whip. The lash was
worn of;-lhe spirit Of 1910 was not there.
o, S. Republican.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15
BEARiT i'm MIND,

Fellow citizens, that the lssue presented for
your decision al the coming election. is
GOVERNMENT, OR NO GOVERN
MENT! This alternative has been for ced ur :
on us BY the wilndrawal OF the federal repre-
sentatyes from the halls Of Legislation and
stopping the wheels OF government. 1t is a
question that rises above party considerations
ii involves your very exlslence as free
people. Choose, then, which ye will have
government. or no government land do it 10
such waythat ye will have nothing TO re-
prOach yourselves with hereafter. Norwak
Experiment
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

GoOb VERY oooD. The Governor OF Ala
6ama declines calling The Legislature together,
lorlhe purpose Of legislaiing the banks onl Of
heir difficulties, alleging that their condition
lS beyondlhe reach Of legislative aid and iha,
u ls ihe inirlnsic wealth OF State, and not leg
''Iailve &C lion, iha, gives credit 10 bank aud
cunencyllo hcs bills.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

KENTUCKY ELECTION RESULT. = Our
of The eleven Senators elected thrs year the
Democrats have elected four. Oflhe hun
dred members Of the House. they have secure
ed 43. Last year, the Democrats had onlN
So members in the House. And this the NIL
Ter boys State too huzza for old Renluck!s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

PRopAEcx. Mr. Adams, in tho course Of
debate IN the House Of Representatives, a few
days since, thus spoke in reference TO himself
aud his responsibility to the people;
Now this Congress has, al best. Bot short
time 10 live; on the third of next March it
dies: at that day every man here will be politi-
calIy dead, save the comparative few who shall
be re elected. What are VIZ TO los'g Our
seats iuthls Housel Ills very possible.
know, that shall lose mine. -
"Areyou to appal these gentlemen with
threats esponsIbiiy and tremendous reck
oning before The peopel"
Mr.. Adams asserted long since the doctrine
that the action Of representative is not TO be
palsisd by the will of his constituents,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

GREAT Wing VicToRy!- Very ALARhnSe--
The 81. LOUIS Republican Of the E3th inst;
says: Yesterday the city council passed an or
dirance laying ofa number of new street in
henorthern part of the cltv. One of the streets
was called Tyfer. Mr.. McCunnegle moved
to strike out Tyler wherever it occurred in the
bill, and insert Harrison. The motion was
carried, unanimously
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

Mr.. TYLER AeAIN.--The President has
written reply to an invitation from some
friends to pay visl, to this city. He declin-
es the invitation, but says in conc uson:
'For myself, If perish in my effJrs TO main
tain The supremacy of the Constitution and
Laws, | shall desire 10 have no prouder in
scrp,lon on my monument that erected upon
the tomb over The dust ofthe Spartans who fell
a Thermople Stranger, tell the Lacedemo-
mans that we lie here 10 obedience to their
laws" s'...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

THE BGrTIsH TREATY. Y.-The people Of
Maine We may suppose are!he best Judges Of
the character Of his Treaty, and they almost
unanimously disaPprove OF It.
The Bangor Democrat say: we beeve'
that we have been overreached in the negoa-
tion-n iurod by the partition Of The S'sle>,
sold 10 The British by Daniel Webster. The:
navigation. of the ST.. John4 which has bee"
secured TO us, secures much more TO the Bril-
sh it will build up their towns and villages at
our expense, and give them all Of the profit" Of
the numbering business and industry of the
whole section ofrhe country through which
the river flows The nation has been dishon-
cred as well as Maine injured" ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-15

THE BUBBLES OF THE PAPER SY TEM.-A-
mong the ridiculous projects got up during The
height Of the inflated paper system, says the
Philadelphia Journal was that Of making a
railroad from New Orleans to Nashville.
That concern was sold al auction on the 22d
instant, and purchased by the State Of Loulsi.
ana for the comparatively small sum Of fifty
thousand dollars. at one, two, and three years.
credit. The iron alone is worth dolble the a.
amount, exclusive of The land, twenly-lhree
miles longland one hundred feet wide, and the
engines, cars, dePots, and all the hecessary
Utensils for carrying on the work, all Of which
were included in The bargain. .e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
THE MARKETS.
orrles o. ODE n.t.rIMoar .Mrale.n,
MayI2O, 5, Pm

q
RAIL. ROAD oRDERS.-We quote To-Day
al 66l cents ia the dollar.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES. The noies of
Wheeling Banks are selling q, - al3I Der
cent. discount. andahose Of alithe o,her Vlfsiaia
Banks al reT eknrdiscount
CATTLE. zAP[ioes of Beef cattls have Fuled
some ~hal lrTer to-day lhap last week. OHIO
head lhal%ere offered al me drove yards, i20
were SOD "a prices ranging from SAYS, To 1915
per 700 .lhss as 10 qualify.
FLOUR X We note sales of some parcels Of
Howard streen Flourof COED stapdard brands,
f:om stores to-day a, IS 6si. which we qonle as
The Store price po's The wagon Price is $3.50.
, GRAIN -There\is very liIue Nd. Mheat
erpusht Ia market. 4 small lot was sold to-day
at Sl;2O. Sslrs of several parcels Of Pennsyi-
wanna red On Saturday and to-day at slice a
sI22 apd4i,25 we quote Md Corn to-day
az 50 So cents for yellow, and SO 5lIcebis
fer white Sales ef Pennsylvania yellow .pn
Saturday d'to-dsy al 534 t54-eents. sales
Of va Oats % Saturday al 40 CTS. and Of Pena-
SYSTEMATICALLY al the same price,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

We nust sishsr abalish he credit systeu 4
oef oa',uess o. sn.peai for 1sas q supplias-
Whieh shall vs do wishtk. larS.srs,h. 81.
l'on- ~ PfI ~ ~sesly paper IN YEskiAIs. Y.
are ~ % bedly pad nat . eanno, Ks-p :.
-'iA our PePtrmsktr, we are dessrua ~ 4,
'sesfsiofs' p PaEeh4fe - asrs - ctsss. HnI
.aese ~hod Pat - nothing rssd srpssi -. Psfrg.
vs. ase 1otiee nsalts sgs. lhli ws sAoa,d snfiks
deiisquenl. irpn cur roii, .nd mai process We
are noH eonaeneihg There 5 no slasr alssr-
Dst5ye
And hereafter al transient Advertisements
and 1oe Work will Dc attended 10 ssig ~ s.sh
or is squisslspt.
Legal notices must Be either lsii, or assumed
10 Be paid. 81 the Attorney. before W aitsst
the qualifications. And Trastsessa ad olhsr olEi-
eial sale notiees must Be paid Ger as soen ~ he
sales tsts place. The many Losses We nave
already met With. from neglect % This score,
require Is, in justice 10 ours Ives, 10 aaept IAis
course
GrBsnkruPt notices must Be paid for, before
The eerti6eate Of publication required by law
sill Be made
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
TrIlsf Sale Or L01.

Nf virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed b.
IH JoHS LAMsAreH. on the 9th day Of Al fti,
iS34. for cersatn purposes therein mentioned,
and which has been duly recorded in The Dtice
Of the Clerk Of Jefferson County Court, snail.
o. Saturday ths lsih dsy Of Jane. insisat, al 4
O'Clock in the afternoon. Al Mr. Houses Hotel,
IN The town Of Bolivar. proceed 10 sell. sLpublic
auction. 70 the highest bidder, for cash.
A certain lot, piece, or parcel of land,
lying and being IN the county Of JeE-
.fersOa, and Adjoining tie tOlea Of 10
hear, containing a acres, III 4
Being The same which was conveyed to ihs sid
Lambsnsh BY the deed OF WilIam SmalIwoed
and vile, recorded IN the Clerks ofhcs.oF Jsf-
ferson counIy Court
The title 10 the above property IS believed to
be perfect but setiag IS Trustee. I shall only
convey such title as e vested in me BY said dsed
Of tlnst GEO. B. STEPHENSONs
Jane 9. 1919. Tfrsist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

YNNHiS wssA kaaHn watering place VIII IS
j OPENED for IL 4eason On me fnfh JsIne.
anser he msaaeembilt u Mr. fsBt 40 NJ (s.A Il.
TEN. nha rad charge Ef Il IA ls3a, ard I've
such eeneeaE salts attloa, ana wAbss expe tien W.
since that time will Gsa6le hlal Is be sui mare
eticlent. md q add gtea1y 10 ths eoafars and
pleasure &c xisiter$.
Tqihoss Who h9se never visited these srrinrs
il NAV be proper 10 ssy, chat they are situated
~ The shenaeduek river. miles lrcsa charles.
town, the county scat 81 jefferson. aAd ean VI.
reached 10 oas aay from fhilsdslphia. BsI1i.
more, or Washington Passengers stop Il tiaf-
negs Ferry p dine, md then proceed len mites
On The Winchestsr and Potomac isail Road lis
the eharlcssoWn, Denoss whence fhey sfeatskRn
y Cpaehes prossded b ths Company iise milea
g he Springs
The yirtaes Of the waters sre well knewn. y.
Hundreds Of lie iaess o5stiRate eases. whfrh
would yield 10 nothing Use hnse been peffecis
u cured By these waters. Ill Dforsv. nysnen-
~, and Al terange meass Of The diressivs cs-
gsns and iivers and IL many olheF a1ecFions.s
they have proved IN alaahse.
Every thing has been provided 10 renEer
snJourn az This watering RlSce delightful IA
these who are seeking either heath or fless,att d
Amastments Of yafseas kinda VIII 81 fn9Sha
suited 70 the grave s. well u III eays TIA
waiks hsre been greatly impf0xeaxand cara'
risge way hss hcen erened around he Nil.
WI 90 viii render szenfsions very pleasant ~
The scenery il unsurpassed, md il nav VIM
truth be ssid that No spot ID TIE phion excess
Sshannordsls in beauty
sapF 2 ICE 80 srslcls s. Is ssass q
comfort IL warm xe@ther.
May L. 1852. " s = : ms, fl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
ESTRAY HORSE

TNSTRAYED from the subscriber. living 10
IL the Town o. Sn,thheld, county Of JsGer-
son. and State Of virginias on Sunday the 18th
instant. handsome
Dark Chestnut SorTel Horse, r.xf 4
without whhe, except % the nose w
snd lover part Of bis face. Said 49, =.
horse was yesrs oPd he past spring. rides re-
msIkably well, and wss rgesntIy purehased by
me Of my brother George 3 Beall, who bought
him, believe, of Clarks5urg merchant. A
liberal reward will Be given Ter The safe return
Of The horse, besides the Paynsntof necessary
exPenses--or any information given ether yer
bal o. writisa. leading p he recovery 81 him,
viii Be veil rewarded by tbs o~nsr.
John r. BEALE. Z
sniihfsld, Msy as, lea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02


PuBtfc OrtsIoN.-rubhe opinlol = perhaps the
only aasrTing g1tle from whose sesls,oa shSie IS
10 appeal aud there eyer such Ein4,it esiston
IL its aFpFvssl ssslaereis eilh Br4b1rslhs Negr-
tahie pslversAl Pals Step . $, has snas slrsIl-
cine rorlfed itseli Into favor IN spke bf ensy de-
rision ard seotn. fr..Enphanl has scea ils pro-
gress - ~ Pretent sphrre u extensive eseta,rss
II has sarnoanledl obst.ries b<ote Shieh qa4ekery
sinks arals sed, and has gaaed for itsell rspu.s-
tioa Nhses nssler ply s,es.ils nor firPaht s5rid,
eoanlerlesiiss spoiiecarics can ever iiJare. They
en- no n1re Ljarss The reputation 0t 81 andrrthss
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l7isse Pals knDun. By The exl,srsser o. thou
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rsiirs, sFtnose every norbld altecti1n. and rrno-
vale apesk snd enteebird CONSTITUENCIES 70 perfect
keallh and ssgor These sskns uiedgei ia,iseeaee
makes ,hsn sals throush even persod u extienee,
from ihfaaey 70 old age. .
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