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MAN SION Sc.

Main Street near the Cdaal. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ME Subscriber his thanks his
public for the very liberal patronage
slowed, aud respectfully socits
Having reduced his charges according fol-
Man and horse dav 81 90; Man - SIN
gle - ne stable att7rhei the house,
beng under gemen, Of Nessrs g CreIn. he
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Individual liability in Banking.-This princi-
pie is rapidly progressing. The Legislature Of
Penns, lvania have adopted it by a vote OF ~ to
SO. Pretty close work that.
Marion Dem. Herald.
We should like 10 know the extent of the 'pro.
gress" Of this principle Of Individual liability
Is there single bank in the United States, char
tered by The loco party bearing This boosted lea
,ure? Will the editor Of The Herald point US TO
one? Show us the practical progress OF the pr'h-
-iple Of individual liability and we will show
YOU Board Of shavers If no, league of scoun
dres.
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The Price of PlOushs Reduced.

ME subscriber having made very essential inn
FnEements in his Poughs is ready % furnish
tbs BEST AND CHEAPEST PLOUGIIS NOW IN
USE IN addition his former assortment. he m
King Plough, which ucted he used
with without the also drought .Houidboard
Pogh for poughny black ground variety of sizes
both RICH, and hand. lie attes himself that he
please all who purchase.
Approved Country Produce will be taken exchange
for Ploughs Smith work.
SOLOMON HORNEY,i
Jan, II. 1913
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Charles w. Appleton.-Most OF our citizens
will remember the parsonage whose name IS p'a-
ced above lie acted the scamp while here
cheated some of our good citzens-deserted his
wife, Of v hom he was totally unwor,hy-went
east, married young lady Of respectable connex-
ions-was found ou,-forced TO leave immedia,e>
ly with the fear Of the peni,entiary urging hum
again 10 The west-came here with profes ions OF
northumberland his lie to 60 TO Illinois with
hm--again deserted her--apd the next we hear
of the scoundrel the following card found in the
Philadelphia Ledger:--
"A Card If The wife IF CharlesW w. Appleton,
from whom he has lived apar, for five years (now
suppose ed to be residing in Indiana) will give IN
formation Of her whereabouts, she may hear some
thing that will tend TO her advantage"
This card was received some three weeks ago.
but we neglected to publish it. This week how
ever received paper containing the follow
ing notice Of Charle,'s third marriage, and his
frs, and injured wife still living, and the second
and deceived one perhaps still alive. We were not
a lr,le surprised Such vlany should not 60
punished.
"MARRIED,--In New Brunswick. on Thursday
the 2OIh nit, by The Rev. c. S. Webb, Doctor
CHARLES w. APPLETON, general Agent of the N
Jersey State Temperance Society. TO Miss TACy
MARIA, eldest daughter of John &. Duuham o.
! that city"
Mrs. Appleton. the lady alluded in the above
card resides in this vicinity, and il is, we pre-
sumo, of but little interest to her TO know any
thing abou, the man who has basely deceived
and deserted her. We understand Mrs Appleton
has obtained divorce; but do not know that it i,
| the fact
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Cleanliness of the Head and Hair.

''Ioug hair is glory TO woman says Paul.
And all feel the of the pous quotation.
Preserve 1t. then, ladies--your glory may fall,
Unless you protect IT with this preparation.
While il preserves every beauty.
Its odor and fragrance will sweetly becalm
Oh il, fair, for indeed it's your duty,
And bless the inventor of great a Balm.
oTRANGE it is that persons who strictly to per-
sOna cleanliness ba tbs, &c, should neglect Head
the Uair--the essental-the IN exposed-and
the most beautiful when properly cared for. of all the gifts
of the Creator Perfectly free may be kept dandruR
scurf with certainty the hair fall out, by
the of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will you
toilet without this a,cle1 answer fearIessIy, No.
you tried and experienced purifying
its perfume.
hundred articles have been put forth the credit of
this-he only frst-the only really valuable article.
of testimony from all classes these
LOOK OUT.-Counterfeits a nbroad-look always
the OF Comstoc Co. the splendid wrappers, and
buy it without that For sale by
Oct %, 1912. Irrin Reed & Brother.
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loo Many Cooks Treasury Department,
OF the United States has had eight Secretaries
within twelve years. No wonder our financial
affairs are in confusion
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candidate for Congress-, TO be run BY the Wings
of this District, a, the ensuing August Election.
The designation Of choice OF candidates n"eS
10 be before the Convention, should "n" - III
tended to operate as Instructions 10 ',,o o'n
Delegates, and the person receiving me
number Of yutes as the first choice, al me own
.h,n elections. should be the one nominated by
the Convention.
/, "a understood that no person whose name Is
bcfore the Convention as a candidate Tor nomina-
ton, shall be present. nor IN any"'se attempt
either directly or indirectly, to interfere IN the
nomination.
If this plan is carried out in its true sprIt,
harmony and good feeling amongst the Wings
will be the consequence.
From the Mem Castle Courier.
The las, Richmond Palladium. speaking IN re-
pard to a district convention says:-"1t IS now
settled, we believe, thai the wings are TO meet ~
their respective tow ships on the first Monday 10
in April and appoint three delegates 10 Con
press,onal District Conveniion 10 ne he'o W C""
bridge C,iy, on Saturday the 18th day of April
merit for the purpose OF nominating a candidate
for Congress from this district"
If the 18th Of April is "settled" upon as the
day OF The meeting Of the Convention, II IS our
duty TO submit with all due humility; bn, we feel
a little curious TO know ho,r, mhen, and 10 what
manner that day was "setiled upon"
Abou, The time Of the meeting Of tho Conven-
far os concerned, there shall not be the
least When tho Convention as frs, spoken of
we purposey avoided making any suggestions on
the subj ect, Difference TO our friend Holloway
who, as tho oldest and mos, experienced wing
editor IN the district, we thought oagh' TO lead
out, and name the time and place. lie did SO,
naming the LIST day of Nav the time, and Cam
bridge City the place Of holding the Conven-
ton. Tho suggestion was responded 20 by thus
and the other Two wing papers OF the District,
and these preliminaries were thought TO be So
well settled that our County Central CommI,ie e
issued a Circular III which the lst day OF May
was designated for the meeting of the delegates
to the district convention. When the suggestion
for the s, Of May first made, stated that
il struck > being rather TOO late day, but al
INV time sooner would conflict with the sitting oil
the Circuit Court, II would be better, perhaps &c
name ina, day. We yet OF the same opinion
bu, If our Wing friends IN The other coun'Ies
think the Wing cause can be better subserved
BY naming earlier day, We have not word Il
urge n objection The whigs OF Old Henry arr
wiling to any thing, so that good feeling and ha'
monv may prevail. 1t should be definitely ''set
,led' however, now shortly, on what day tn
Convention is 10 assemble.
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Mansion House sale stable.

INE Subscribers having rented the stable attached TO
establishment respectfully invite their old
patrons and pubic generally give then cal.
GEO. & ROB'T. CREIN.
Cincinnati, March iih, 1919 lI-3n
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L0cofocoism as it tras.-Years ago,

sW hen grand-dad's hrewed stou, October,
And thought il no harm to go to bed SOBER
locofocoism was democracy Men were then as
honest in politics as they in their domestic
and indiv ldual transactions with their neIghhors
But the foul spirit of party, has taken the place
Of honest intentions, and The pariIzan now 'rI.
umphs over the and honest citizen. What
was the principles of the party then, are now
secuted at as uDholy, unconstitutional, and disas
lrous TO the interests of the country. Ten years
ago, there was no opposition heard IN this coun-
Try a tariff of protective duties. Locos as well
as Wings were all IN favor e Protection; but now
how changed In 1884, the Hon. John Upton.
then n Senator in Congress, visited the city of
Philadelphia, and attended a festival held in
lie morarion of the 4th of July, by special invita-
ton; being toasted, he replied in quite happy
speech, in the course of which he used the follow
ing emphatic language:
Like PENNSYLVANIA. Indiana il for Internal i'm
prov emen,; and Is following your steps by con
s,ruci:ng roads and canals; she Is also with YOU
for q tariff of duties to protect domestic ndnnfac
tire. She has follow ed the lead OF the Key Stone
State. in sustaining with her voice, in every con-
ties, since 1924 the hero and patriot, Andrew
Jackson, for the first Office in the gut Of free
people,
Now, the party with which Gen. Upton acted
repudiate all protection, and go for stree trade and
direct TAXATION" So with many other equally
important principles, even a national Bank was
then cherished indispensable to the business oil
the country; bu, when the fiat Of Gen. Jackson
went forth 1t denounced as "mons,er" Of
most frlghtfui mein and declared to be The cause
of all he ills TO which mortal man is heir. The
~ II,
DISTRESSING FIRE We regret TO learn that
house the southern part of this county. toge,h
err with all lis contents were destroyed By fire OF
Saturday morning last. The house was occupl
ed by a MIR Sharpe, who from home, ant
whilst his wife wen, on, TO milk their cows, on,
of their children about two years old, wen, to ib,
{, fire, when her clothes caugh,-she lmmedia, ell,
ran 10 the bed where her sister, about four year
old, was reposing, when the curtains took fire. IN
stanty shooting up TO The roof and ign,ing. Tn
! mother as she started to return to the house say
D the flames breaking from the roof She immed
= a,ely into the house and snatched her chill
from the bed and ex,inguished the flames fror
the clothes Of the Youngest, who was burned $
bad that it died in the course Of the dav. Tn
other unharmed having been preserved by
blanket. Mrs. Sharpe had her hands severed
burnt, but II is hoped will not loose the use {
them. There being no assistance al hand, th
: whole house and contents were des,ryed W
$ learn however with pleasure that The neighbour
f with CONNIE ndabe benevolence and liberall,,
commenced on Monday rebuild the house an
making up subscriptions To furnish it for then
= Mr.. Sharpe is a stranger, and we believe recent
from Virginia.
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xVhig Central Committee of Indiana.

NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN :. DAVIS,
of Floyd; T. J. BARNETT. of Marion; GEORGE w.
STIPP, OF Marion; J. s. BOBBS, of Marion; AUSTIN
w. MORRIS, of Marion; 5. V. NOEL, of Marion;
HENRY COOPER of Allen; CALEB B. SMITH, of
Faye,,e; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER, of Vanderburgh.
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fETD.SIEL M.sov, r. [ HUDDLEsox, LEWIS c.
FREEM.~, NELSON SHARP. GEORGE CoRwISE. JESSE Os-
BUsS. NATHAN HUM. j. T. ELLIOT. II Lew G,
j BRESSEMAS. JoHS w. GRUBBs. J I'll. STRETcHER, A
BARRETT, +. w. MIKE, and {. II. Burr.
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The marriage Of Mr. S ;ephen Locke. to Miss
Lucy Check, both of Railway, is pronounced TO be
a bona fide case % lock-ja
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Ho! ye Lame and Halt! aoho riH you blame, If
you Walk not?

INWENY ONE HUNDRED! have been healed Of
all lameDess. though for years cripples limbs and
cords contracted. sriyeed and body
Geay donble and the patients bed rd All the suffering
Rheuma ;sm and its attendant ruin, Gout, &c.
disspa ted and warranted eured-ao
bad the how long has stond, by
Nerve Bone Liy1ialek and Indian Vegetable
EIir. This without the fear possibility of
being contradcied Will you then these remedies,
will yoa suffer and die, We leave thinkers for
themselves-As the proof overwhelming has
notice, ard may be where the articles
for sa1s- FOR sale by
Oc,. -, 1872 frrinReed Brother.
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CURIOUS ADVANCEMENT ---On the fall of the
curtain at the III, are AT Rochester on Saturday
evening week. ono Of the actors came forward
and announced that there would be divine SER
there the following Sunday evening The
house was fl led the curtain rose upon a library
scene, and clergyman went through with The
customary exercises
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whig eItral Committee of Wayne County.
ID p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
j. p CREAGER. #. G.. NOBLE,
WALTER I.EGG
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A SECOND CROMWELL A man entered the
Michigan House Of r. presentarives on Friday,
and proclaimed loud voice thai the Legisla
tnre had been Ia Session long ennngh, aud com
manded The eruhers tor,hui h 10 adj and go
home To Their ftmties and constituents. under the
pans and pena,ies OF his dlspleasure: No one
knew him. and he forchy elected by the
Sergeant-at arms Detroit Adr.
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trAa recent sale of the valuable library Of
the late DR.. Thaddeus Mason Harris. in this city.
copy OF Elio,'s Bible sold to Mr. Winthrop.
tor S39.-Boston Transcript
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Mime Senator -On FRIDAY last John Fairfield
Governor 1T the S aie # Maine, elected to
The IT, 5 Senate by the Legislature of that State.
place of the Hon Ruei Williams. resigned. In
the Senate he received p votes. being the num>
ber of votes given In the House. 67 votes :;
WIN. p. Fessenden, Wing 40; scattering 5. The
terms to which MIR. fairfield has been elected,
expires on the 18th Of March, lS45.
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An ExaMpLE.---Elihu Burrt', the learned
blacksmith. saws tina, when he first formed de-
termination To become acquainted with books, be-
my an apprentice at the time 10 his trade, he
earned one day, by extra labor, quarter Of a
dollar, and " nh thus his pocket, he walked ht
teen miles at night. bought a Latin Grammer,
walked fifteen mlGes back. aud "a, his work
the next morning at his usual time.
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Punishment for Seduction.-A bill has been
read IN the Senate OF PennsvivanI BY Mr. Sullivan
called san act TO punish seduction. and to afford a
more adequate remedy for the injury This bill
declares that seduction of any female is q indIc-
able offence, and in addition to the remedies
gwen by law, any person convicted of this offence
IN anv court Of Quarter Sessions. shall be sentenc
ed pay a fine not less than $500. nor more thar
$4,000. the discretion Of the Court, ard fur
Their, undergo solitary confine ment a, hard labor
IN The PenitentIary. no, less than one wear, nor
more than ten; and tina, the action for seduction
NAV be sued by mother other relative OF
the female seduced .-Phi!ad Ledger.
A GRATIFYING FACT Judge King. 10 his re-
marks to the Grand jury at Phiadelpe,a on
Monday stated that in 1886. there LAG IL
censed ,averns in Philadelphia. CITY and county.
/ and there only 56l-less than half
i This reduction may be ttrbuteo 10 The influence
of the temperance reformation.
| ENJOYING IT WHILE 1T Lasrs.--A good lady
| IN th,s village, saws the Essex Transcript a re-
cent convert 10 The Miller 'heorv. has cut no a
rich and costly silk dress for k''rhen window
blinds She saws. ''t's no use to keep things Il
| be burnt up; we might well enjoy this worlc
while II lasts"
| Money! is exceedingly abundant al New York
and be Banks are Giscounting paper At ) per cent
indeed IL Is stated that loans have been made a
even less.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-18

A Heary Verdict -E'gh, thousand dollars dam
ages have been rendered by Jury in Tompk ms
county. On. W cifcui, for breach of promise of
marriage The parties TO the suit were Mary Con
rad and Josiah B. Williams both of the village Of
Ithaca
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Provision Market.

With Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lamb notice i'm.
and s. ~
prices As fine and fresh Pork is daily in from
the country, this may bethe We notice the Com
mon Council have at last resolved 10 add convent
ence and place for the country produce at the Washing
ton market The removal of the hen coops and chicken
wagons is much wanted.
The price of good Butter. is by retail high consi
derng the great quantity of grass and the fine
the making of the article We think of the Goshen
Farmers will sell less milk and make butter owing
to their losses on sending milk to this market
In Fruits, we still have fine Peaches and the second
supply from up the river is just coming in.
Apples of various kinds ranging from lbs the
rel
Some very fine pound Pears 2Os the barrel Grapes
in abundance from to 10 cents the pound.
All kinds of vegetables are abundant and cheap The
Fall varieties for winter store and consumption are
brought to this city from great distance in the Interior
and will undoubtedly be sold at very reasonable prices
throughout the season.
Crops OF every description have been prolific and the
cultvators afford to be satisfied with low prices in
consequence Of the extra amount produced
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state or Trade.

PusLIc SALE OF LKAruER Boston, Oct b-sale 1904
ds oak na9 IA Ss M
bar ID ioc Buffalo II lsc; good damaged iit isc;
go YER s Ss .s 5
Calf Skins 40 a6Oc 100 do rough sl4 dozen Innings
sheep ST. 81 and Lambs % 10; 81 doz Kid and Mo.
rocco IL 20; 81 doz Roam 81 III l69 doz Bind
ngs IS ? SO per doz, cash.
TEA-Thsre was another large public sale YESTERDAY.
ON the usual credit of six months pay able the city
Youpg Hyson9h half chests 500 cents per lb chests
III half DO 4ei 10 chests 4ot half do az s. do a. SO
do do 43 30 do do A. 10 do do 40 do do 37 IA chests
ss lo6 half chests sat- 1874 do do $751; 50 do and as
chests 49, % half do sa 50 do 81 81 do and 81 chests s
IS do and 81 half do ST. 10 do and % chests 3 "a do and
20 half do 49, 81 do do 2s4 0s do do o. do do 2 100
do do As do do 22k % do do o. Ill do do 90 do do
l6s do do s 45 do do lit 80 do 1877 100 3b boxes 24
S75 lSlb boxes withdrawn)
Hyson skinll chests as, do 34t, SO do s. % do ST.
20 90 ss IL do a. y &c. 10 do 2S 46 do 24i IS do a.
Hyson-as chests 49, 80 halt do 49, 40 lslb boxes 49,
do Asst.
Twsnkay-so half chests 500, Qss do withdrawn)
Gunpowder- half chests 49, ii do 4sa AZ do AZ 10 do
90 do 81 10 SOL II do 49, 40 2olb boxes sot (os hf
Pouchongs7 half chests s5S "A boxes 26S 4ss do "a.
Congo-l0 chests 26, (25 do withdrawn)
BoneaIlo half chests y, Gl5 withdrawn)
do -, C76 do do withdrawn.)
PRovIsoNs.-Bo and prime pork are in demand.
latter at $os7t 10. There is fair business doing in
beef Lard.is ina cve demand The sales rule prnci-
Al OF 40 cents, the demand connneu 10
wants for shipment Butter from choice daires for fami
ly use is in demand Cheese is in active demand for
port.
The splendid weather for the past few days has been
very favorable for out door operations which have been
quite extensive.
AsHrs-Pots remain very dull at last quotations
Peprls held at s. 33 sales of both descriptions
to trifing amount while the receipts are to fair
tent.
BREApsrUFFs.-Very little doing in the important sta.
Piles included under this head Genesee is still held at
81 ST. generally Michigan and fiat hoop Ohio quote
M4 37A "a 434 ohio round hoop S7A a So South
very inactive The principal purchasers in ths mar.
ket present from the east who would take hold
extensively little less price. The receipts
nue large usual and the stock in store gradual
ly accommodating.
Wheat hos not changed since last The sales are
small lots wanted. We quote 80 95 cents as the
two for fair good qualities Nothing doing in
any of the other articles comprised under this head.
CsrToN-No alteration in this market although pri-
very unsteady and indicate downward tenden.
cy There is very little doing any terms. The mar
ke has lost the activity and spirit that existed before the
last arrival although that the prime the
action The reports from the south have been of the
most conflicting nature, much that dealers could
possibly arrive at correct conclusions the result of
the new crsp
HAr-The receipts very abundant. with very Ii.
mited demand We quote North river 37& 40c. The
sales are principally for export.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market presented a complete panic this
morning without any adequste cause. All stocks fell
heavily. Great speculation has for long time been
going in Harlem, based upon the fact OF its rapidly
rising intrinscvaue Many closely connected with the
road undertook play with the stock and deep scheme
was laid after large quantity of stock was sold short to
make the stock fall by arfcally dscredtng thelcom
pmyThis scheme utterly failed trough the sagacty and
vigilance Of the leading directors The rumors growing
out Of the transaction frightened the weak brokers' and
the desperate movements Of those short Of the stocks
created kind of psnc, which has Influenced all stocks
When the market becomes settled, will give little
history Of the affair." which will be highly instructive.
Harlem fell to-day per cent; Illinois Iii Ohio Il Ken
lucky +; New York State 6's3; Canton3.
At the new board Ehe fall produced woful length of
visagc
Theoperstonsin exchange not large and foreign
bills are dull.
The rates exchange tc-fav arc follows corrected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07
Philadeiphia Cattle Market.

OoT.6-lO46 PENN Beeves offered including 20s head
driven to New York sales duh at $3& sat for
ferior to fair quality S4 to S4 for prime and few
ira at S. per 100 lbs 20 head lett over
Cows and Calves 80 head offered sales $7 to $40 ex-
ira $25 Sprisgers $l2 to 49, extra SIC. Dry Cows 81
to SO. Calves 81 so to - per head.
Hogs-400 Penna at market prices ranged from SAL to
$H-25 inferior left
Sheep-600 at market rates 81 so to $2-extra S23.