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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
OF O'CONNELL
AND HIS FELLOW PRISONERS.

The steamship Caledonia, from England,
brings The joyous news that Daniel O'Connell
once more breathes the free air of heaven The
House of Lords have reversed the Judgment of
the Irish Court, and the prison doors have been
opened The announcement of this intelli-
gence, caused a universal shout to ascend from
a million of voices throughout unhappy Ireland,
and on the day when Mr.. O'Connell and his
fellow prisoners were leaving the place of custo-
dy, myriads of people assembled around him,
and formed an immense procession, and conduc-
ted him 10 his residence, which was crowded
with ladies, who waved their handkerchiefs, and
enlivened the scene with their smiles. Mr.. o.
Cornell then addressed his fellow citizens in a
strain of fervent and imprisoned eloquence,
which called forth generous and spontaneous
plnndiis.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Governor ShannOn--MexicO-NIexican
Claims.

A letter was received to-day, says the Ohio
Statesman Of the 18th instant, by a gentleman
Of this city from Gov. Shannon, dated at Mexico,
August 2sth, in which he confirms the report Of
his robbery. He also states, for the informa.
ton Of Mexican claimants, that the instalment Of
100000 now due from that government, will
be paid within ten days from the date Of his
letter. This Is news no doubt gratifying to ma
ny a claimant on the long-delayed dues from that
government.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16

Gone of the FIRST ACTS of Wing admin
~istration, ifthe people will rally for Clay, SHALL
BE THEESTABLISHMENT OF A NATION
AL BANK."-LouispiDe Journal, July, 1914.
Here is the frank admission, fellow-democrats,
made by the intimate personal friend and biogra-
pher Of Henry Clay, George d. Prentice, of the
Louisville Journal, that the wing party intend es-
tablishing a National Bank, if they obtain power.
In this section, the federal orators and Editors,
knowing full well the unpopularity of such an in
%stilution, very wisely never allude to it at all, as
though it were not an issue before the people.
But in truth that one idea is ever uppermost in
the minds of the federal party. If they had a
National Bank, "to make the rich richer and poor
poorer" every other object would fall into insig-
niicance. When you hear a coon again asser-
ting that a National Bank is not an issue, read
him the above extract from the Louisville Jour.
nal--hOld Il before bis eyes--cram it into his
mouth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Public Sale.

ME Subscriber, living three miles west OF Cadiz,
on the graded road leading from Steubenylls to
Cambridge, will offer at public vendue, on Tuesday the
18th day Of November next, tho following personal
property, TO wit: Horses, Cows and Hogs, one four
horse Wagon, one two-horse Carriage, two hundred
bushels Of Corn in the ear, several stacks ofhay, iogeth-
too numerous to insert.
Sale to commonce OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on said day,
where due attendance and a reasonable credit will be
giyenby HENRY RARGAR.
o.. Ion 14e-Yd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Notice.

7 TNHERE will be offered for sale on Friday the 18th
day of November next, at the houre of Thomas
Crawford, the building of a new frame School House,
in district No 3, of Archer township, TO the lowest bid
der. For further particulars inquire Of the Directors
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, OF said day.
JAMES C. LOVE,
SOLOMON GAMBLE,{ Directors.
SAMUEL HARPER,
notobo, IcL, 1914 ..-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all who are indebted to
i theestate of John Foose, late Of Harrison county,
Ohio, deceased, to make immediate payment to the
subscriber; and all who have legal claims against said
estate, will present them legally proven Cor settlement,
within twelve months from this date. Dated August
9th, 1874. ELIAS LoWMILLER,
.adninltrGtsv cfGhe ENab e5John FbUss, decd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
O'ConneU is free!

Monarchical and tyrannical England could no
longer submit TO the stain anddisgrace of THAT un-
just Imprisonment.
Thomas Wilson Dorr is still in confinement,
in the damp and loathsome cells of the Rhode
Island Penitentiary, and is there shut out from
liberty and the society of his friends, and fed on
bread and water, and kept at hard labor, for no
other crime than that he advocated the princi-
pies of the Declaration of Independence. The
AIgerines of federal Rhode Island have not even
the hearts and souls of the monarchists of Eng.
land They are the mcanest and most con-
temptible petty tyrants that the sun ever shone
upon in his diurnal round; and yet Henry Clay
eulogizes the Algerine scoundrels, and pours out
his bitter denunciations against poor Dorr Let
the people remember this when they 60 to cast
their votes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
The LEGISLATURE.

The coming session, will undoubtedly be wing
We cannot at present ascertain the precise ma
jority. Now look out for all manner of special
Legislation, for the benefit of the few and for the
injury and ruin Of the many. Go it coons, while
you're young!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Caution.

' ME public are hereby cautioned against receiving
two notes of hand, executed by me in favor OF
Thomas and John Mccall, of the town of NJ. Athens,
and county Of Harrison, and dated in 1870, us said
notes have been fully paid off and satisfied.
Oct. 18th, 1S44-3t--pd. JAMES GRAHAM.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
SOLAR LAMPS.

7 ME Subscribers nre now receiving an extsnivees.
sortment Of Patent Solar Tampa, and Gaando-
lets, of new aud beautiful patterns, suitable for church
es, balls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps are constructed solely for The con-
sumption Of lard; and are warrcnted to produces g
light equal to the best Sperm Oil, and a, onc-half tho
cost.
or Orders nom abroad promptly attended t..
JOHN B. M,FADDEN& Co,
81 IS MkREEr STNKET,
October 2d. 1s4A-tf plTTSBuRCH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16

or LOOK HERE I'VE will 10.
ceive on subscription to the Sentinel,
Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour.
Potatoes, Pork, Beef and Coal, fof
which we will allow market price
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
sorted.
P6EtSbeE9'Oh Goods.


SUBSCRIBER respectfully s~oicits thosc Ia.
4 debted to him for proessionGE serrces, Of longer
standing than SIX months, to call Immediately and Ssi-
tic of;--morc particularly those who know themsslvsS
indebted a number of years. If they cannot discbsue
all the debt, to pay a Tart-at least, make setieDsenL-
Il is extremely unpleasant to be under the necessity of
dunning, but much more 90, of enforcing oullection.
But the law is for the disobedient.
sept. th.-3ho NJ, WILSON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Jefferson County.

We are indebted 10 a friend in Steubenville,
for the following abstract of the election returns
in Jefferson county:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16

WANTED
500 Bushels Dried Peaches,
1000 Bushels dried Apples.
10000 Pounds Roll Butter,
o Bushels Timothy Seed,
o Bushels Of Flaxseed,
300 Bushels Clover Seed,
For which the highest market price win be given.
We solicit the public, before making their purchases
elsewhere, to call and examine our stock, as we flatteT
ourselves that it cannot be beatin the county.
Oct 10th,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16

October 81, is44.-k PlTTsBUaGH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13
DUELLiS'rS.

Much has been said at divers tmfs BY
The L,cofocos, about Mr.. Clay having
tough, duel. and hey now affect The
mos, holy horror oil dusIling and daellis's;
a. il i, surpassed in wickedness all other
crimes, AID one of their own party had
never been stained with the deed. The
Buffalo Com neicisl pn,s a stopper upon
the thousand and one clap trap stories oI
the L ,cos, aud causes taeT visases 10 ss
sumo, rather = sloumy. appearance. u
exr,c,s the fnilawing from the life Of Gen
Jack .oa, wo,tea BY his deadly bslo'et
friend, Amos Kendall. ], would seen
ths. the quarrel between the General ant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13
QUESTION AND ANSWER.

Samuel Medsry. the editor Of The Ohio
Statesman 10y the by, one Of The mast
inscriptions papers in the u. States
pots the following question 10 Judge
Wright. editor Of The Cincisn,ti Gazette.
who vas . nembsr Of Cons,ess in
lS24-5: -~ I
QUEsTIoN-r
"Wh., 10 your present opinion ABBOTT
the bargain and sals Of 1924, By which
Clay transferred Mnrdecsi Barley, John
G.. Wright. and other Ohio membsrs OF
Congress, 10 Ada.ns!'
ANswER-
"Our presen. opinion 10 Tho, the
charge, q, is inception was base, iai.e
and malicious, and known IN be so--that
ID vas soush, TO be supported by perjury
which sisnslly failed. tina, il has h. ads
proved, exposed. acknowledged 10 bs .>.''
BY its authors. aud abandoned ss nnwsf-
,by tbs belief even Of common knaves--
tha, the tool put forth to avow Its author.
ship skulked IRON testify ing when called
upon 10 give evidence--ia short. 'hs. Z.
i've, such . foul. malicious and repudisted
ial.ehood. a. suits the natural appetite OF
Samuel Msdsry. Are you answered."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

his sppsnsal ssisihsssS q . hose rses.
Toe lsihs~inf 10 Ia pilh FL lie nsslsf.
a. rslsie5 b krsdsll.
ga aAs sssd DsskNa krsd. ard he
dsa SIS sea 10 CO. .lron lsskseh's
nsri iassni Jsrksss Sired.
ssd Dsskisssa fsll. -.
Dirkinscn us laisa
% n.ishbssins hsnss. SHIRE be snrsls-
cd bsi E~w haprs. The kanhess lof
nerve sahshned By Gen. Jssksop On hin
oeession ,kas NOT ceased 10 bea spljsef ~
adnisaiisn. Thste s1s macy base uss.
sho esn look danger a The face. sIlkout
ne rhsnTr q . nssrlr; bon frw here are
uho can hold sissdT Lsne a The ~ q.
slshi q isasien nsss~rges ol asslh 10 Ess-
sips ihsspsh N. II bodies. N,t msn
on he ssosnd .rseep, Gen. J-ckson him.
cell knss .ha he wss voandsd; add every
nnsele wss "a quiet and has hand %
steady. - if he had not knovn q him.
self. The ssfa purpose Which night
have nerssd him. sss hssi desefibsd BY.
himself. .hen Giend expressed slUnist-
nenist his self counsno: Sf. said be.
I. ! should hare killed him il he Lad sL.t
me shfsush The brainl' !" -.
At Hnx . sH M.t nwm.
Esss Benpsl Of he n. York Herald
laushs a. The nominalions oi Polt. Tie .
Herald Gays: .sss = .h.t.zss g..
Ofshe ncuinaiion Of Mr. Polk ~s hard
Nv know hov isspesk serIously. A msfs
rsGieuloos. eomiempnbls snd fnlorn csa-
d,dste. wasne,er pu, iasib by any patty.
He hss .nsilbef lhs sleor. responsibility
nor. the eis nenb Of sny reputation. even
hall 90 much 80 Captain 4 yler and all tho
Iamdy. lneludinx ihs sFneked brad VI old
Wat Tyler AZ. rolk = q seli n fonnh
os rather iossiesh rsss ls~yer and smsll
poli,ieisa in 'rennesses. ~be b. seeiasns.
was once speaker The House Of Repre-
seu,ssives. He vas ,ejecssd evso by h's
own sisss 40 gnvernor--snd now he Genes
forward as ,hs candidate Of ,he great de-
moeIacy Of NE United States. OF! What
ridiculous finale. Capt. Tyler. with
The pas,onsgs Of sosernmsnli 10 bis haUds.
snd The .sPolls' - a-.u. s>,..
| -'a 70 warn. rees,ng. rich,'
can GET more demoersiic votes in New
York. than Mr.. P"lk can. cr eyrr,~ill do.
;. The singular result Of eli these laagha-
bic do,ngs Of ,hs dessersey IN Baltmers.
: ~lll be The election OF Henry Clay. BY A
. larger m.jnuiy ,Lan ever was received by
. jackson or Hsrrlsoo.. With Pok add
4 Tyieriin the field "a. divide ,bs dem o.
cracy. ~ho, were they svlled iIio ons
person, would hardly make . nan. Mr..
! Clay must 70, ihp s,aie ~ New York ~i,h
perfect ease. The sa,ns state Of demo-
cratic disorsanizstion will lead TO The
: same ressli 10 other s,aies. The presi~
denial election may be sad 30 be dec,d-
/. ed o s"on a. ii "pens: The demperscy
will bs scattered 10 the four winds Of
n heaven among their several cand,dstes,
i aod Clay Will have only 10 ,caik over The
. course. =. ,-, ~ s.s. . 60. >,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

At Holah ms yesterday they had q
flag out insc ib, d JAMES K! Polk. They
don't even know the name Of their cam
dida,e, so obscure is he in the history OF
our nation. He is known, however. IN
Tennessee, where he was beaten last TALL
by Gov. Jones. after six months hard
stamping. b Philadelphia Forum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

ACCOUNTS are every day reaching US Of
the reaction Of the Texas fever in Virgil
MIA. The people are favorable to The &C.
QUESTION Of Texas; there is not doubt Of
that; but hey are NOT willing tina, ii should
be mixed up with the issues of the Pre-
siden,ial election, or forced upon the
country by the T,ler and Houston trea-
ty. NoJold Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

A Pointed Refort.-Ata great Wing
meeting in New Orleans while Mr.. Bull
lin Of the bee. was addressing the meet
ing, some one in the gallery cried out
"IIurra (or Calhoun and 'rexas!" Mr.. b.
promptly responded, tina, the Loc"s might
90 for Calhoun and Texas. bn! the wings
we're determined 10 go for Clay and the
United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13
AsswER-

Hbep Doetors Differ. &c. The
" Standard thinks. the nomination Of MIR.
Polk exactly the thing. Its late Editor.
Mr.. I.oring, says it is . virtual abadon-
ment Of the contest. Who knows best
the old veteran. or the unaedged nest
ling! ss. sas~ IS. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

Clay and Frsiingh"ysen i" Neg Or
ieaus.-- the nomina ions Of clay and Free
linghuysen have been most enthusiast'cal'
ly ratified Nv The Wings Of the Crescent
Ci,y-I'cxas TO the contrary notwith'
stalding. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

G"vetnor Briggs. Of Massachusetts.
stated IN Temperance meeting held al
the Boston State H"u.e. thai. 10 eighty
one tow nsh,ps "f tina, Stale. thirteen
thousand dtunkards had been restored 10
snhr,e,y through the inslrumsnIalny oil
Westinghouse eff"rts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

Ieagfiossly. And ths epunHy sot ian<-
daifly 10 he lrssk of his srpy vss Ia
some measure pssssrrd nom desaslssisa.
The psirisf ixess eesld ksrrsss sAs enc
my lA0sgh ihsy eosld nei pvsrni hls
march. NkATOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13
AGAIN ENTERS THE ARMY.


lie was pIough'ng in the fields OF his
mother in May 1880, when he received
the news ,hs, on The l2th of The month,
Charle.ton. South Carolina. had surrr".
dered To- the Bnt,.h-ihs, Corn ail's had
moved on rapidly 10 Camdsn-that B"-
ford. regimen, re,reatng. and out Of dan.
ger as they supposed. was o'ertasen oy
Ia lton on the Waxhsw. surprised and
slmos, the whole regiment killed ar drs-
peratcly wounded. in cold blond aud a's'
ing Tor Quar- er.
While Lord Rawdon took possession
OF the Waxsaw settlement 10 orera"e and
parify The country young Jackson The"
about thirteen, most unw,ll,ngls tet'ea''
ed to Meoklenbutg. With his m"saer. aud
resided foi nne in the family OF the
Wilson's and assisted IN the cultivation ol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-13

.......-. Nav yasr rich soil,
E,ahsraat. aslars's better bisssiags pour
Der eye,y ias6. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Il,aporied Skulark

sTENHIS most cspital Racer and getter Of Race
Il Horses will stand this season (which will end
LIST Of Iulyl at my stable, I2 miles east ef Berry
vile, AZ $40 the season, 10 DC paid before the
Cd of July next 500 insurance. TO be paid as rs
the mare is known TO be in foal. Parting with the
mare, or irregular attendance at the stand, forfes
the insurance Groom 81 TO be sent with the marey
Part bred mares at SOS the season, anfI
$40 insurance, and altogether coarse mares at $40
the season, and S25 insurance. IL paid BY the I'd OF
July next for season. as The mare is kAown
10 be in foa for insurance. otherwise there viii be
deduction. This is fne grass county, and pas
ture will be furnished 1t SO cents per week. Good
attention will be paid to and colts. care taken
TO prevent accidents or escapes but ! will not be
accountable for either.-Mares TO be fed on grain
must bring written directions that effect il will
be furnished as cheap possible. gentleman
putting mares Of his own, will be entitled TO one 81
them gratis. company putting 6, and each one ac-
eountable for all, will be entitled to Of them
gratis. Mares must bring with them written diree-
tons upon what terms they are to be pot Mares put
last year by the season and failing, may be insured
this year season price If their accounts settled
up by July 2iSi3.-Mares put this year by the sea-
aud falling may be insured next year TO any horse
then standing al my STABLE at seasbn price OF such
horse fher accounts for this year shall be settled up
by I'd of July next No mare will be entitled 10
these privileges and advantages, unless these terms
are strictly complied With.
The attention Of the public is particularly invited
TO his game blood, remarkable stoutness and espae-
ty TO carry heavy weights endure great fiigUe and
run long distances, and the promise and runnings
Of his ge extracted from the Sporting Journals and
other sources.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
March II, lSaa. 81
VIRGINIA., 70 KIT..

At Rules holden ID the clerk Office Of the cir
cut superior court Of law and chancery for
Jefferson county, the drsl Monday in March.
Richard IDu6feld, cpa Riebo,a TEs,,,,,,
Ransom, George WlIsiaa Ransom, and
James tNattde,c Ransom, Executors of
.Natthe,O Ransom, deceased.
PLAlETIFFs.
AGAINST
7an Sophia Jefersoh, Maria 3. Jeygsr-
son, Frances Inn Jefferson, and INA.
H Jefferson, heirs eff Hamilton JEFF
terson, deed, DErENpANrs.
IN CfiANCERY.
"a ME Defendants not having entered their
Il appearance and given security according
70 the Act of Assembly and The Rules Of this
court and u appearing by satisfactory evil
aence that they are Rot Inhabitants oT this counl
Try: Y Is ordered, That the sara Defendants do
appear hers on the tirst day of the hex. term.
ana answerlthe Bill qf the Plaintifts, and that i
copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in
some NEWSPAPER published in Gharlestown. for
lWo months successfully, snd posted al the
front door of the Courthouse, ii the said town
Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
r, T. BROWN, Cltrk,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

At Rules holden 10 The Clsrkss once al II.
Circuit Superior Court ii Law sne Chascery
for Jefferson county, the Arst Aionday il
Robert Mckinney, PlA,Sriyr.
AGAINST
JohH Sseassraksr ana Hiram Rtllsy.
DEFENpANrs,
IN cH.aNCERF.
THE Defendant. john Sionebraker.
not having entered his appsarance and
given security according 10 the Aet 81 Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and il Appearing bs
satisfactory evidence that he Is not I'D ihahsnt 81
this eoeatry u il ordsrsd That he slid deleaa-
ant do appear here on The 6rss day 81 the mex,
term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff ard thai
copy of This order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper published in Chariestowp. fer i've
monsAs suecessively and posted atthe front door o
the Court-house III the said town Of Charlcslown.
A Copy -Teste,
r. I. BROWN, Clerk.
March Ia 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Vaf tetR..

Ole Easter Monday. 40 arch rogue
meeting. bind woman. who was crying
psddings and pies. took her BY the ARM
and said, Come along With me, Dame,
am going 10 MOorieids. where. this ho-
lylday time. you may chance, TO meet
with goodscostom. Thank you kindly.
Sir. replied she. Wtereupon be con
Quoted her TO Cripplegate church. Lon.
don. and placed her id The middle aisle
Nov" says he. you are 10 Moorfelds; I"
which she believed 10 be true. and imme,
diaiely cried out Hot buildings and pies
bot puddings and pies come. they are
all hol :" which caused the whole coagre-
grafton TO burst into loud laughter and
the clerk came and told her she was in a
church. "You are lying fellow" says
she. Which so enraged him, that be drag
ged her out Of the church she cursing hfn
Gil the while; nor would she believe him
I till she head The organ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
No EXCUSE. FoR B.aLDMEsS.

Since the important discovery Of Dr. Jayne's
Hair Tcnic, every one may, If he chose, pre-
serve his hair from falling of, or if already bald
may with certainty have his hair restored a.
gain oy faithful and perseyering application Of
this Valuable Hair Tonic.
Please TO read without prejudice the, follow
ing commun;cstipns, which in additioR TO hun.
ireds of Others equally respectable Should re-
move the douhtsIof every reasonable person of
the uniform and slngularelficaey of Jayne's Hair
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

"SRYLARK IS the best son of Waxy Pope, win.
of the Derby, who was the best son of Waxy !
his dam Sky lark, (dam also of Giles, capital four
mile hors=) was got by Musician, out of sister to
Piro1ette, by young eagle Parlisot by Sir Peter-
her dam Deceit sister 10 the yellow mare BY Tan
dem-Perdita BY flerod-Fair Forester by Sloe-
4Pattner-Crofts bay Barb MakeIess-
Brimmer-Son Of Decentralization Barb Mare
Waxy Pope was by Waxy out ofathe famous old
Prunella, who Was dam also Of Penelope, dam Of
Whalebone, Whiskey, &cl Paiasdl, Pelisse, Po-
dargus, Pioneer, Pledge, Pope Joan, Piquet and
Prudence, all names of distinction.
Musician was got byWorthy, ont Of Woodbne,
dam also Of Music and Minuet, both winners Of The
Oaks by Woodpeeker Puzzle BY Matchem Prin-
cess by Herodi julia BY Black Spectators dam by
Partner, &c.
Young Eagle, own brother TO Eagle and Spread
Eagle, was got BY Volunteer, dam by HighHyer,
Engineer, Csde. Lass Of the Nell, BY Traveller
Miss Makeless, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
IRON.i IRON IRON

rENHE subscribers have at their Woollen Fac.
tory several Tons Of BAR IRON, asvery
superior article. made by D. & Il. furror, OF
Page county, consisting Of great variety, 10
snit country blscksmiihs such as Tire, Horse.
Shoe, Ssollop, and Square Iron.-Also, an as.
sortmsnt Of Plough Irons. Every piece war
ranted to as, and considered BY our country
SMITHS 10 oe Of a superior quality 10 any made
in The valley. We will sell lower for cash, or
short credit, to punctuai men, Than lhe same
quality OF iron has ever been sold for in The
country J0BE & CO.
shsnnopdale Factory, March 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
iHAMrLroS. Feb. Is. 1910

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DR.. D..Jayne-Dear Sir:-I had not flashed
the irst bottle ofEyouI Hair Tonic, beforeIa de-
cided change was manifest over the bald part OF
The head to.which il wasa applied. A new growth
Of fine glossy hairs much like that oftan infants
appeared and has continued 10 increase, so that
nave had it cut two or three times.
began the usefof the Tonic with iitileI or no
faith that would ever be successful on my
lhead and was IS much surprised as delighted
when saw the effect. Yourecoleclthe appear
ance Of my head when in your Office. | assure
you The hair has been nearly, if not quite, an
nch long al the times have had il cut, on those
pparts which were nearly destitute Of any when
YOU saw me Itwas, however, very fine, though
quite thick. Respectfully yours, sc.
GgoReE w EATON
Professor in Ramihon Literary and TheoIogi
cal Seminars, Madison Co. N Y.