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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-09

Frightened at Shadopt-A fellow went TO a
parish priest and told him with long face, that he
had seen ghost when and whereP Il was
passing BY the church, and up against the wall Of
it, did l beheld the specier' In what shape did
it appear asked the priest. Itappeared in the
shape Of great ass GO home and hold your
tongue about H. said the parson you are a very
,imid man, and have been frightened at your Oion
shaaog'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-09
From the Ladies Companioo.
LAY FOR SPRING.
BY JEROME A. Maybe.

BY JEROME A. Maybe.
oh how ii stirs the tagging pulse,
And molsts the fevertd eye
To greet again, like Eden CLEANS,
Glad signs in earth and sky
OF seasons, lov'd of all the best,
The fairy.footed Spring,
Ever with smiles upon the brow,
Joys color on her wing
The sun, with brighter, kindlier sheen,
Looks down from his throne on high
And dyes again with his purest tints
The clouds and the azure-sky;
While over The face Of the broad fair earth,
And over the trembling main,
His impulse glows, recalling TO life
The many bright things again
The pines are fringd with deeper green
AVN the deep old woods
Returning newness and beauty comes,
And brightens the soiitndes:
While birds, the beautiful singing birds,
AS lin jubilee,
Pour from each spray, and on glancing wing
Their mldest minstrclsyl
From stream and foun,, the bond is flung
And, 10 how they dance along.
Like living things in Jewels deck'd
And trnnc'd with their own glad song;
Now, with gentle serenade,
Some bright vale seeking out,
Then leaping over the rocky way,
With swelling, tiny shout!
Ay-Spring, thou art given TO earth again,
The train of laughing hours,
Restoring forgotten harmonies
And calling up the flowers;
But, oh brighter spell is thine,
In gifts for the spirit fraught
The freshness of early feeling,
And the Joy of early thought:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-09
THE NERAL
Published every Thursday Morning.
TERMs--PsR YEA

ffRMs-PsR YEAR.
Len s'HgiyoH roHts, atm su5ser,bers door rs
D>ieeredi "a packages, or taken al The c6ice so
By maii Sl5o
Oa6 months credit; IS ceats added u noithen paid
Dsii0eredbyh Village carrier, $500.
Motfo--for ereTvbody; Encourage Your Own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
TRUST S.fLE.

EeY authority of a certain decd Of trust, executed BY
I'D Robert h. Coleman and James +. Coleman, da-
ted the Dist day of iatuary 1913, and Ut record III 'hs
clerks office ol Amherst county curi the undersigned
will On the 9Th day of November next II fair II mol.
the next fair day thereafter, offer for sale, at the resi-
dencc Of { apt John Coleman. near New Glasgow, ~
Amherst county, the following real and personal proper
y or 50 much thereof will pay and satisfy the bal
ance Of the debt in The said deed menloned viz tho
TRACT 0F LAND.
owned BY the said X bert l.. Coleman aud James r..
Coleman described laying upon the waters 81 Bafa.
l,e River. IN Amherst county, adjhning the land"
then owned by David s. Garland, Judge ThompsOu
aud others, estimated Ia ronian
1925 acres,
more or less il being the same land upon which Capt.
John Coleman then resided and f'rmerly owned oh"
improvements are suited ge,erl iamily;) and The fl-
lowing Slaves with the increase o the females since the
date of the deed viz Nclson Madison. Winston, br"'
Dolly and her child Sally, Reuben. alias Rendu. "a
rah Elmira and her infant child named -. JAM,
Sally, Molly Newton Jack, Henry, Edmund and DMk'
Terms, nj sale.
Whilst the title 10 the above properiy Is believed I"
be perfect acting IFisieas shall convey according
'y. S ;; GAKi;AT NiPS,s,,ry. Trustees.
a., ca ,27N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
I)DRltlSAf

The Providence lortnal remarks that noWhcr In
the oaunfy, except IN Rhode island has the question
o Dortsh been SC thoroughly discussed and So well un
understood nowhere hss 1t been distinctly uado an
issue IN the Presidential contest IN Massachusetts, and
Connecticut The theme of their orators lhr staple ut
their rcsonions The dennncaton Of their rhpcs hnye
been the "sul rings otho patriot Dom" aud the rru
city Of the Algerne tymot-.o Alore hsehoods have
been circulated by the DorriIes in tluse States than
would suffice Er ad1aen ordinary l.oeolco Campaign
The result IL beore the people, and II shows that
wherever the subject Of Dorrisn Is understood II III in
jute only those who advocate H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

IIEROiNE.-A Although. in the late political con
test, many poor IN hs county forced 10 sue
cuuIb 10 his "Democrallcn task uasicr, yet there
some noble eXceplions-one of which shall relate
poor man. who has brcn " hI for years in the
ship 81 Sand son threatened by his landlord with
by unless he voted lor Polk and Dallas He hesltaled
upon receiving Ibis edicr but his wie with that
rage and louJe which eyerauimaia the breast Of true
wonan, determined that her husband should spnfn the
dlcalion Of the petty ly;ant She accompanied him 10
the polls herself aud did mol rest satisfied t he had de-
posted his ballot Tor Clay and frcIinghuyscu. The gal
LIANT Wings Of Sandystn rightly appreciated the conduct
Of This noble spirited woman and presented her with
new dpess, a testimonial Of their adnifa ion. Thai
humble couple viii be permitted To suffer. Lei
lhcr woud-he opltesscr look 10 himself. Sussrr On
u Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
.T'OYEC Y.

I HAVE settled myself on Market street, between
a Lyn,h's warehouse and the Lynchburg bridge
where intend to carry The Wagon making bushes,
i have large stick OF seasoned timber, aud pre-
pared to accommodate my customers and friends @l'h
JT.sd.Es O.E.s s31aa t.FzsT.S,
and repairing ofeyery descrpen and it shall be done ii
the ncacsi and besr yle My fices shah be made It
suit the tines. stall also keep
CARRY Ais ASP 1sIy {. a - &
hr sale. will give good prices for first rate Wagon
timber. haik my customers and friends Ier Their iIb
era patronage. FLETCHER ID. HALL.
Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
Negroes for Sale.

10y vfne OF deed OF trust executed 10 the suhscr-
ID her OH the 29,h day Of May, 1914, by Abraham
b. Warwick, winch deed is Of record in the clerks of
flee Of Nelson county. will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. ut the gate o the house square, in Nal
son county, Monday The 25h day Vi November. ths
f,Ilowing Slaves, to vii: Edmund young man. and
Boba boy TO satisfy a debt due from said Warwick
10 Staples Tyler s Co Although the tile is believed
to be unqncsliunable acting trustee will only con
yey such title as Il vested in me trustee.
ALEX. FITZPATRICK, Trust.
Nv t2jN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
luErArE OF JOHN rYLER.-The Alcxan.

dria ta2ette says
In the genefal noise and excitement Of tho lines.
when cr,ry body hnzz,s for somebody other, WE find
,ne public man entirely overhshcd aud iorgoen! Mt.
John Tyler the Acting President nj the United States.
sinks before his iimei Already there none eor
as 10 do him reverence" What end 10 high hopes
aud cherished pufposesl What fall from accidental
elevation To inevitable obsrurily But there Is a les
son in the result which public oush, to s,udy aud
remember. Mr.. Tyler himself must of"n lamont tina
unovati end ohis political HE, AMI feel Justly indx
uant n, the o many who iawned upon him ior
favor. aud paid him by iogntltude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
E.AGASo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

> [ II II I n = II II 2 ' T Itu " nv,
.,sbed en,i,eeekly, (crery ho'ntdy aud 7hi1sday)
=, -Four Dollars per a"nuo' payable "a aaranee No sab
- ,albe receicedto shorter time than Sir months
c,er eil be discontinued, (ereept at Ae discretion
'a r. ,;,o,,) until all aITeaydses paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
N, less) for crery inner form, insertion, "ai 81
s,rare (orless) for erery outer form insertion.
ryrRY ADVERTISER IS required 10 note en- his
ho,e long he ,cisles hs advertisement inserted
deisems not SO noted, 'e! be inserted td us DDS
,;,uance be ordered
soa inn yE.aRLF qDFERTIsLN11 the terms are for
i,yt of t.co squares $40 for Sqtare s25 for
s,,,,,. inner forn $50. Ercyy ycaTig o3geftiseF
b re 1.rca TO cofae his Advertising TO hts Paftieu
lar line of business
~ ROB PRINTING; erec'tted neatly and erpeddio"s-
=, I'D mn reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

The Pratticait6ccis II .1fr PoA's election The
uwhefs ol an extensive water power near this civ,
where large factory waa IN process o erection, have
discontinued the work There Is no encouragement 10
% on with ii under the administration Of James K .
Polk and II there was. II can be flushed much cheap
when the price oil labor has been brought down Ia the
hard money standard. Moro than half the mechanics
who are thrown out Of employment by the dacontnd-
ance of This work arr Pokes. They reap the ituit of
their own sowing. Another large Mill near Ibis city
has been finished and the machinery ordered but since
the election the order for the machinery has been cpun-
lcrmanded. This IL bun the beginning. This is what
the fear Of free trade produces. When we lave free
trade ITSELF which has been held mp the ahornp class
their highest political good shall the full ,,
ircls If the policy, the very apprehension oi which
irghtons the capitalist and plsies The # labor.
Providence Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
J5.sGEs 0.8.s t9afa t.Fzs
EssGESE'ssEgY'Is SE.HF.s.Ffs s

MRS. f. IOMAX Principal.
e. MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin.
fs1iilS Institution riluaicd in The ioWn Of Liberty.
u Bedford County, Va. VIII be opea for The r,cel.-
ton Of pupils the lst Of Ottuber.
l. the object Of the Principals to mpar the stu.
dents a useful well ornamental educaon For
this purpose Mrs L. and Mrs d. will be aided by c1n-
pcteBi assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for The LIST class tie pr. months,
2nd do Is "
junior class % 5
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
Of France. 5
Music. by Professor Whltr Of Germany > Piano rs.
Harp $50, Guitar Ills pr months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
PLAIN aud Ornamental Needle work, s. pr. five months.
Use Of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing berown hcddnr and towels.
N B.-Doarl may aisp be obtained In many respect
abba families in the village
Rrrreuces--Judge Stanard and James Lyons. F<q
Richmond; Judge lo:naX, Fredericksburg; Rev. Df.
iia"ley and Rev Mr. Laurie, Isl Presby cran Church,
Washington; Gen. Gorl5a AMI Hon. Wm c. Eiges.
u ,Ashemarlt Dr.. F. II. G.lncr, LynchJarg; Geo. 7.
4 Isyloe, Bolc,uurt.
Bedford, Sept 70 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

FAMOUS FINE GlRl.--A curious fact occurred
at Gharlesown Virginia. the either day, which IL worth
relating. Why procession expected III pass
lhmugh the village which is pretty well stocked with l.o-
ci1es anl listening /, evil counsel, the lscIs siralch
ed rpe across the street. the almost certain prc, Of
which would be To bring ON Y neral battle. since the
Fl WA In fesist its puyres,. At Ibis juncure. when
danger lhlckened aud when neither party seemed IN
cIiucd 10 erode--ho Wings advunced. and The Locoo-
som Of young lady who. in the genllsncss u her
nfr. could i'll endure 10 brethren fall out by tho way.
She resolved 10 heho exactly mediator in the full
sese of the tenn but at any rate 10 nlerpose her kind
offices IN such way 10 cslnsns The kindling amcs
Of party spirit and renuye the difficulty which he.
coming more formidable. To do this IN the way VI her
own invention, required resuluencss Of purpose not al
ways found in thu But The Nircnisn maiden
equal To The emergency. which demanded much de-
cision and energy. she scinrd n suitable instrument.
assembled 10 the wnnuw, which the end Of the ruro
was fastened and cut usundrr thu obnoxious Strands
which Were likely 10 be the bone of such sero,s con
enliunl A happier eNpsdicnt ula not have been de-
yised Tin parties at loss which most 10 sd
the Ingenuity the badness nf the undertaking.
The success wac complete. Theway was cess Whs
would dare 10 lay rude hand the courageous girl
h. felt that her very weakness her protecon|
The Steiner was snhdoed by The herolsln u Tho
act And now you have anticipated tho question. ~
which party did she belong Did she hcong oany
Have yon anticipated tho answer The Virginia girl
n sterling Wulo. Il she not worthy of the nurrlf
Was that cutting the Gordan rope = Correspoa-
doaceof he ~ T. Journal Of Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

important 10 Fnm0s.--Nt,at Is now raid to be
worth about 46 bnshe al Odessa, and the
transportation from thence 10 Tins country viii exceed
- cents II t1cre Is obo free trade in manuiae
turcd articles, do not why IT slon not extend to
all The products o the soil. In such ease the inilabi-
tans Of Beks, Northampton, Montgomery. schuy kll.
and other counties, would learn the practical meaning
this mag ic phIasc.-- ihita. finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

The FGcci- Ore If our Western exchanges states
that seventy hand, have been discharged from large
annery in Buffalo, since the result of tho election was
known. Under the reign ;" Free 'IIudr, people can
make with llrlr capital otherwise Than by invest
ing II in any species o dunrsllo manufacture. As it is
IN Buffalo. il will probably be throughout the L.
Confidence IN tie pennanpnco Of the Tariff poll.
cy Of the country destroyed aud with that goes every
thing like domestic industry and proaperily.-.N l..
(0Yifr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
vol. AxSxI.-.v0. "A.

that the Democratic majpiy in this city secured by
the rotrs Of foreignes' Thus tho Ameficau c,izA"s
wo'c b,rirn down aud defeated by fair canvass VI
the Intelligence and virtue Of the people," but by the
sumgcs Of men Who could neither read write; and
by who could oicn speak tina English IAN
euagc Such reflection is fruitful VI shame and in
jipnation. Tie 'nroicos are the only men who ap-
plaud the perpe,raou Of such wholesale vllaiy -.Nsw
lo,k Eeprta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
LOCO FoCo rnAuDSIN NEW JERSEY.

The New jersey State Gazette says:
notwithstanding the extraordinary and uuaccouuia-
Bile lagoness Of the vote In Sussex county al the Gover
nors election, the Locoiocos made il greater yet the
election last week. The whole vote at the Governor 5
election was 1905, being only Us less than the Whole
while male population Of the county 30 years OF
age IN 1910 At the Presidential election last week the
vote 7oJ, being only 90 less than The whole white
male population 30 years Of age in $40. !, dues
appear to us that the Legislature is called upon npera
lively IL lake steps Ia ascertain The Of these
extraordinary results. The Loeuh,cus Of Sussex are a
bridging the elective franchise Of the other counties in
the State in too great degree; aud it to our
rights To interfere and prevent il possible this practical
subvcrslon OF republican equality"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
ross! FseGs.. EaDGS...

Ts,lF undersigned prepared Tor sian altering Hogs
a al The well known Pen near the Weston Hotel
Iync' urg, formerly occupied by Mr.. p pafla, where
Nay viii eornlrel and slaughter On raas maize rras
The driyrrs Of hogs vii please We call Apply
ii, the Western iloicl. MITCHELL 4 IRVINE.
My Ii IL
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AspAgss.
BATS! I1A.1s!! l7lA.~s!!!

r.. TIE Subscriber has on haud, and IS
~ IS constantly manufacturing at his old stand,
.asss! an extensive assortment OF !ifis OF every va
riety, aud Of the ittcst fashions.
lie salicits call from his friends. customers and
The public generally, To whom he pledges helself AS
hereol9e, That in point ol beauty and durability, his
HATS clanJi he ryceed Such in want ol articles
IN his line, would do we'd 10 give him cali before
purchasing elsewhere be is determined to sell very
Low iurcash JACOB RtMBOGGlI.
r. b.-'rbe pressure Of the lines cansiralns HIM to
urgently request all those indebted to him asent 10
call aad ,ritIc their accounts.
May = ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

ESURSUANI 10 the provisions Ola Deed of Trust,
n executed Ia the subscriber, by Thomas H. Snead Ia
secure certain debts therein mentioned, which said deed
is duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF bedford county
,,nft shall offer for sale GA the 2nd day of Decelaber
next os cash. in front OF the Maketheuse In the town
of l.yncuburg, certain negro slave named A5ram, %
or 40 years Of age. Add the Sd day Of december
neXt il fair, if not the next fair day thereafter at The
iae residence of T. II. SHead the following properly To
vii: aIwo Horse Wagon. ore Mich Cow. other
head of Cattle, head OF Sarep. 10 head OF Hogs, )
Feather Beds aad Furniture one Side-bJard, (Alahoga
ny y one Fulding Table and smal! Tables, Clock,
d,z Windsor Chairs, and all the liable and Kitchen
Furniture; also Shot Gun and . new Boats, with the
utensils hereunlo belonging, 50 much hefeoi as may
be necessary pay oanJ discharge thu debts secured ~
said ded and the and charges Attending the sand
sale The title is believed 10 be good, but acting As
Trustee shall only convey such tile as IS vested ~ me
by the deed aforesaid.
CIAHlE CARTER, Trust.
Oct.3l I'D
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k.F.S'ED FOR SHE
'EIlE ENIINiT OF Allie, IssT.

:
HAVE one hundred and thirty acres, more or less.
III lha, wish to sell, eighty Of which in eul
iyailun, and nearly all OF it under good fence. l. is
INST rate Grain land and very good Tobacco Iaud.
part ni lies Pedlar river adjoining the lanis Of
Bane'. Coleman John +. Hall aud others. II has
some buildings it, and is well Wa'ereh. Terms libe
sei and made known to persons wishing to purchase.
u sold. possess,n g' at the usual seeding time in
1873. FLETCHER d. HALL.
MY. is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
T.1bingdon Prgniam.
ANOTHER

In several portions Of this District. the impression
prevailed that Mr.. Clay was an AbulItlnhls. and OIL
would, il elected free all the negroes and make
slaves Of poor white men
Prep1sieous such Iinas may appear, they are new
eheless true, and hundreds weak enough 10 swa
low them. 1t by busbs airs, of Ibis order, coupled
with the uublusbing caumnes in regard To Mr.
Cayss mural character, thai carried laigea majority
a!nst hilU IL tine muuilaIuS. 10.
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non eA0D and uu.rarfl3

pAlFFERENT kinds of Fancy Articles. Toys. Per-
n y (umrty, &c. Sc just opening t,r sale cheaPs
wholesale or retail, at J. II. FIfZGlBBON,
Head Quarters.
Oct a 10
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EDE~fsS,S u.

Ill THE. three story BRICK TESE-
ssATAa MENr. near Planters Narrhbasr,
4Ja;s.R which has for s3me time been occul'd by
ex..A.ssA Messrs G1ulIman < Booker as obac-
30 [srI1ry Possession given immediately.
'' 5. GARLAND.
My. q 10
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Cash for wheat.
10 oar gg1sfe..is El'!cnsss.

WE WILL give the highest Market prices for
w Bccon, Wool, Wool Rolls. Feathers and Bees
Wax. Il. T. IINSLEY & co.
july % is
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ANNgAs.$ Efdsls ssa5.

10 .s0Eg.5. e. S.sLE}, Attorney aud Agen
for the children IT John Markle Oliver II. p Marhle
Richard b. Martie, John IL. Marhlc, Joha Markle
John Carson admir- of Charles Alarkle, dec,
FaNAkE NOTICE, that the 18th of November,
J. 1874, at the house Of Joseph Flood, in Bedford
county, shall take the deposition Of said Flood and 9th
efs Ia be read the trial OF the suit OF 'urc Mar
dc,' now depending in the circuit superior Of Ia "
and chanceY for Bedford county. Aud the 10Th Of said
month"; the Clerk S office Of Bedford county court
shall take sundy other dep slons, 10 be read evi
denre the trial Of said cause.
MARY BURCH.
Oc,. 81 4w
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f. = IL
OK BARRELS No Hcrrings,
80 5 do. Family R,e de-.
3 do. M. Mackerel,
do. spots.
500 los. Goldfish, For sale low law BY
REED & EMMERSON.
June ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

kiGuoYs, wines. &c.
4 tiaifpres pure Co2nac Brandy,
n ~ bbls. imitation do do
70 bbs. Monongalia Whskey.
s hall casks fine Madeira Wine,
8 do d. pure Puri Wine,
B do dn Muscat Wine,
10 bbk. Malaga Wine.
baskets Champagne Wine,
iu,GUu Cigars, various brands
t'f sale at the old stand of Boyd Edmond s Co,
Oh .ie canal, by EDMOND, WATSON s Co.
wv Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

4 variety ol jrls. among which viii be found Head
Nornameus, Necklaces, Breast pins, Button CLASPS.
Head bands, Beads. &c. &c.
J. II. FIrZGlBBON,
Head Quarters
Oct % Is
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35nttttras.

SECRET HISTORY OF POLITICAL. ABOIl-
1lON.-1he manner IN ,ehict Pen and D,llis obs
ta,aed a plurality q Tie eoios d Tie STATE q .Nus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
.sasa received from ii,c Country

DtUs LBS, FINE VENiSON HAMS,
1000 lbs. Family Bacon,
~ bits. Family Flour
loO0 lbs. fine Roll Butter For saleby
EDMOND, WATSON & co.
Nov Ia ,s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-06

CAUTlON.-As attempts are con-
stantlv made to deceive the public with
spurious limitations OF almost every val
liable medicine offered to public notice,
deem it necessary to request all pur-
chasers to observe the following marks
Of the genuine BALSAM. ltl putup
in bottles with the words - "WlS-
TAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHER
RY, Phiadelphia," bio Hn in the glass,
each bottle bearing label on the front,
with the proprietor's signature. to imi-
tate or counterfeit which will be prose.
cuted as forgery.
1t is also necessary to remind the
public that there is a medicine called
the sSYRup OF WILD Cherry" (adver
tsed in the public prints,) which has
sometimes been imposed upon purcha-
sers for the genuine Balsam. 1t is
therefore necessary to be particular
and ask for DR.. Wistar's Balsam, as
all other preparations ofthe Wild Cher
ry ale entirely different from this medi-
cine and possess none of its virtues.
j. A. & G.. III. Davenport & Co.,
Agents for the Genuine Balsam.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.

ny virtue of venditioDi exponas to me directed
~ from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer at public outcry at the
front door of the Court House in the town OF
Woodsfield, in said Monroe county, on Monday,
the Both day of September, 1874. between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and T. M. on said
day, the following described real estate to wit A
part of The north east quarter of section H. town.
ship 6, of rance 6, it being in the tract Of land
known BY the name of the 9TH range; beginning
for the same at post 2s perches southwark of the
north east corner of said section IL, on the line
dividing the same from section Z; thence south.
ward with the section line distance II perches and
tenths to post; thence westward parallel to the
line dividing section ii from section 10, distance
IS perches and links to post; thence northward
running parallel to the line dividing section II from