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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

MEXICO, Texas AND THE U. SrArEs-We see il i,er.
'ed and reiterated that Mexico is about to make war
Sgan on Texas and that our President has ordered de-
tdchmentefU u StGes hoops to march from ST. LOuis To
NE Sabine, preparatory to operations in Texas as a
eounterpoise. 1t is difficult to say how much tru b
there is in all this.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

CHANCERY SALE.
Robert Mcdowell In Chancery, Tus, Co. Ohio.
John cous ct Of G Common Sesef Pleas S 9s o
Tuscarawas county in Chancery
sitting in this case, shall offer at public sale at the
Court House, on MONDAY the 10th day of June next
at o'clock P. M. the following Real Estate TO wit Lot
number 150 in the town of DovF
B. M. ATHERTON.
Master Com'r.
May 9, 1874. II 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
"sTEAMBoAT voTE-wHIGs CAUGHT.

"STEAMBOAT VOTE-WHIGS CAUGHT.
"The steamer Massachusetts, which came up yester-
day, had on board delegation 10 the Whig Convention
at Baltimore, who as is quite common with individuals
of the rings and stripes when numbers congrega
ted together grew quite valiant and desired test OF
strength. The democrats on board were little shy at
first supposing that as the boat contained delegation
to the great coon gathering they would also be largely
in the ascendant. However, after being eazed and rid
icued for some time they consented, and passenger
handed rs the result
For Clay 81
Van Buren Sc
and O others discovered subsequent to the coun-Cin
Enl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
FTom the MI. Vernon Banner.

Thata federal Whg Congress voted twenty thousand
dollars of the peoples money to the widow OF Harrst
who was at the time wealthy.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Federal Whig Congress under the pledge oil
retrenchment 10 the'people, allowedSIX THOUSAND
DOLLARS to Gen1 Harrison for one months SER
vice.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Federal Whig Congress appropriated THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, to purchase black silk
gloves, Grape, &C. &C., for federal whig members oil
Congress to wear at the funeral OF Gen. Harrison.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That federal whg Congress, after first declaring
that the Presidents Mansion was more splendidy ur-
nished than the palace ofa King voted SIX THOuS-
AND DOLLARS ofthe peoples money to add to its
splendor.
That federal whig Congress, after having pledged
themselves to reduce the expenses Of the Governments
increased the national debt EIGHTEEN MILLION
OF DOLLARS.
KEEP IT BEFORE HEPEOPLE,
That the present HIGH Protective Tariff has kept out
of the country eight millions of dollars in the space OF
two years. Thereby making money scarce, reducing
the wages of labor and the oprces of produce; while it
has raised the price of goods.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That federal whg Congress, while in the very act Of
denouncing office holders and ofceseeAes. appointed
hordes Of new officers, whose salaries cost the people
nearly TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay is not only STAKEHOLDER,
but that he is an open and avowed advocate Of SLA-
VERY.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay is blood stained duellist. That
he was the cause Of The mudero Ciley and that he is
still an advocate of duelling
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
hatHenry Clay has denounced the patriot O'Con-
nell, and vfed and slandered German and Irish emf
grants.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay opposed toa United States bank
until he received an enormous fee 10 defend it.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay was the originator of the infamous
Bankrupt Law, whereby the people were swindled ou
of four hundred millions Of dollars.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay is the vindicve foe Of Andrew
Jackson that for twenty years. he has been the con-
slant sanderer and delamer Of his character and tina
with fendke malice he pursues the grey haired Chic
to the brink OF the grave
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That in 1924, the State of Ohio, gave majority o
five thousand votes for Andrew Jackson and that not
withstanding this decided expression of popular will
Mordeca Barley violated the instructions Of his con
sttuents, and voted for John q. Adam s. the bitter an
untiring enemy Of Western interests.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
Tha, the State of Ohio, can and will give democra
tic majority often thousand votes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

GEN JACKSON ON "ANNExATIoNl"-T Washing
ton Correspondent of the New York Herald states ,n
der date OF Wednesday last that letter from Gen. Jack
son had just been received in that city, and would be
Immediately published, in which the old Hero says,
I'VE must have Texas peaceaby if we can, forcibly il
we must"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

SHOT IN THE, sTREET,-In Pissburg on Sum-
day morning last, asa drayman named George Kaine
was walking along the street, one William Martin,
baker, who had been watching for him, fired gun
from his door, and put II grape shot into Kane SO that
he was not expected 10 live. Martin fed leaving his
wife and family. Cause-Martin was jealous of KS
intimacy with his wife
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE
Deardorff ct al In Chancery, Tus Co. Ohio
VS.. }Dy virtue OF decree OF the Court
Collier and others. Dot Common Pleas of Tuscara-
was county, in Chancery sitting in
this case, shall offer at public sale at the Court House,
on MONDAY the 10th day Of June next, at o'clock
P NJ the following Real Estate to w.t. Lot number Al
in the town OF Dover.
B. M. ATHERTON
Master Com'r.
May 9, 1874 H. 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio
VS.. ,}Ry virtue OF decree Of the Court
Jesse Burr, etal Dof Common Pleas OF said county
sitting in Chancery, made June term,
1872 shall offer for sale at the door of the Court house
on Monday the 10Th of June, at o'clock p NJ Lot
Number 80 in the town of Port Washington, in said
county.
GEO. W. CHAPMAN.
May 2, leH-ts Special Master Com'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

GENERAL CAss, it is said; has written letter tohis
friends at Washington, declining to be candidate for
President in the present posture of affairs. sD
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY"

The following paragraphs clipped from ourexchange
is going down as last as the Democrats could ask
Coming out from the Whig Party.
We have received intelligence by the Baltimore Re
publican, that the Hon. David Stewart who was whg
Representative in the Senate OF Maryland during The
last session, has left the whig party and made an elo
quent speech in that city in favor Of democratic princ
Piles and in opposition 10 Henry Clay and National
Bank. Thus goes the good cause of democracy-Cta-
icOtks ADJ.
And Stin Another.
The same paper says it is reported that John V. L.
Mcmahon, the most eloquent of Maryland's sons, has
openly avowed his determination 10 oppose the amb
tous demagogue Henry Clay. Mr.. McMahon has
been for many years. the greatest Of the great guns Of
Whiggery in the State of Maryland and was President,
Of the Harrison Convention held in Baltimore on the 4h
Of May, l940.-D.
WhIg Losses.
The example Of Maj. Mace in coming out of the
whg ranks and joining the democrats is getting quite
popular Judge Bryant of Rockville, and Mr. Dunn Of
Dearborn county-worthy & influential men-have fol-
lowed in his footsteps James Garlan1, o! Va late
member Of Congress and an ardent supporter Of Gen
Harrison, and Robt. WickliTe of KY, gentleman Of
almost unbounded popularity, have also Pronounced
Federalism and all its its works. II Wabash Stand
ard
"THE WORK GOES BNAvELY oN"-Mr Samuel C.
Griffin, Of Stark county, federal whig Of 1910, ha.
come out against that party He goes for Democracy
hereafter. His renunciation is published in the
Stark County Democrat. 'tCome out from among the
foul party" and vote for unterrilied Martin Van
| Dr. or MoNrv The hank of Enulond h,S II
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
b. R MORSEL, J. p,
wv. THOMPSON, J. P.
A true copy,
~

A true copy,
Attest: W. Brent C1erk."
What would be said by these hypocritical pretenders
of 'law and order" did they find Mr.. Van Buren stand
ing in such predicament4 We appeal TO the good
ofevery upright man in the land for an answer
Salesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
READING FOR MORAL AND
RELIGIOUS W HTGS. =.

Now that Clay is the whig nominee for President il
would be well for HIS friends to look into past acts and
upon their conscences say if man who is under Bond
not to shoot his fellow man is fit 10 preside over the A.
merican people. Read and ponder!
"CLAY's BOND TO KEEP THE PEACE.
"The New England Democrat Of yesterday contains
illegally aested copy of the bOnd 10 keep The peace which
was imposed upon Mr.. Clayin ls4l, to prevent him
from numbering ortyng to murder brother senator for
words spoken in debate. The Democrat AYERS that the
bond isuncanceed, and as it is unlimited he will come
into oHlce-it at ALL UNDER BONDS TO KEEP
THE PEACE. Wonder il he won't pardon himself
out-Chl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

Z cHASoEs.-lI issaidthat il Mr.. Spencer is confirm.
ed as Minister to Russia Mr.. Green of New Jer
sfyi viii possibly succeed him in the Tr asuy depart
meRt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
CHAMCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE
Noah Cluuse By order of the Court of Common
VS. Pleas Of Tuscarawas county Ohio,
Geo. Deardorf shall offer for SALE at the court house
in New Philadelphia in said county, on the 25lh day
Of May lslt Lot No. 246 in said town of New Phila-
delphia. B, M. ATHERTON/
Master C0m.r in ClQnoerv
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

REDUcTIoH OF PosrAGE.-TEe Senate have passed
Mr.. Merricks Post Office Billby vote of 90 to a.
The following are the rates. Not over 80 miles, cts
not over 100 miles, S, 300 miles, 10 cts 300 miles,
Is cents
Members of Congress to have letter franks per day
all the year roud to go all over the Union and 10 frank
all public documents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY. SALE.
James Pearson, ! BY order Of the Court Of Common
vs. }Pleas Of Tuscarawas county Ohio.
VIM Parish. I shall offer for sale, atihe Cou.t
house in New Philadelphia in said county, on the 18th
day of Mayf9i4 Lot No. l2 of Section in township
6 Of Range ? in said county containing 100 acres
B. Nj. ATHERTHN,
saaS MaaeY Ccm'r in Ckanorv
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

PLENTY OF MoNEY-The bank Of England has in
her vaults, One Hundred and Sixty Tons of Go!d C.
quato Two Thousand Seven Hundrel and Twenty
Tons Of silvcra
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
CHANCERY SALE

CHANCERY SALE
George HumerichOuse By order of the Court Of
VS.. SCommon Pleas of Tuscara-
John MeeSe. was county Ohio, shall OF.
fer for SALE at the Court house in New Philadelphia
in said county, on the 25th day Of May Isf4 Lots No.
IS, S6 s. 62, in Lockport B. M. ATHERTON,
Master COm'r in Ckancery.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
BOND.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

Distria of Columbia 10 sri:
BE it remembered that ON the tenth day of March, i'm
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
foryone before us two ofthe justices peace for the
county of Washington of the District Of Columbia per-
sonaliy appeared HENRY CLAY and WILLIS GREEN, and
severally acknowledged themselves 10 owe the United
States OF America that is to say the said Henry CLAY
five thousand dollars and the said WILLIS GREEN FIVE
thousand dollars each 10 be respectively levied Of their
bodies goods and chaleS lands and tenements to and
for the use ofthe said United States If the said HENnY
CLAY shall make default in the performance Of the con-
ditions underwritten.
The condition ofthe above recognzanee is such that
if the above named Henry CLAY shah keep the peace
Of the United States towards all persons and paticu-
larly towards WILLIAM R. KINo, then this recogni-
shall be void otherwise full force and virtue in
law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
Rich French Fancy Goods

Rich French Fancy Goods,
GtPLENDID stock plain aud laney colored
- Silks. from IS 10 $500 per yard.
Splendid stock Striped Sstins.
Rich Cash mere dc Eeosse, from IS 10 81 25,
De Mouslin from 25 10 sI0p,
Black and Blae Blsek Alpacea Lus,re IRON 37i
10 81 rs,
Rich Plaid Lustfe, silk warp, FOR cloaks,
Plaid do AlPaccA, and cashueres for second
mourning.
New Style fancy hdkfs.
Every variety siik and worslsd mitts, some new
aiyie,
Bssu,IiuI assortment Of flowers.
Sllk. Cashmere. and cotton hosiery very cheap,
Gimps, fsinges, laees, edsings.
Silk AMI cotton nets with all other white goods,
Cashmere and French blanket Shawb,
silk tsssels and trimmings 10 every variety.
Splendid stock Of linen cambria hdkfs from 25
to 81 50,
Also Beautiful SILK and satin Caters, and
half Caters,
French Kid and MOROCCO Slippers,
Do do do walking shoes,
70 fine. every thing that is fashionable and ele-
CAN'T, and Al the very lowest prices.
ssesa6 ] y MILLER & WOODS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
aaIacrIIangoWg



Autumn hgs come again. Who loves
hoi TO take a stroll IN the eoun,ry. and
enntemplate the decay OF ,nstures And
Ia her decay how beautiful Look a, the
forest, and neiice the appearance OF The
trees. The crimson sLdthe yellow-rhe
green aud the broxn--,he bright and tie
beautiful so blended ss 10 make the scene
sdrpassicgly lovely TO gaze upon. II was
buI day or Two since. when the trees put
forth their buds and leaves. and blossoms
SCENTED The air. Now the leaves are
lfarched and dry--.hey have fallen from
Tlke trees, and overspread The ground
Yet every season is beautiful. and gives
Instruction 20 The conlemPlaiive' mind. -.
Throughout the year We may lealu
lessons OF wisdom ihalwill never cease
10 profit us The autumn reminds US
most emphallcaily Of The season Of age
and decreptitude-&, when. We ourselves
shall fade add fall and mingle like leaves
about-us, WITH. the common dust Some
81 US may not livelill The autumn OF life
but, like bud nipped by an nhlfmely
frost. pass away amid The sunshine aud
The flowers Ii We act we'll our part il
will be sufficient; our reward will be Oh
high.
Autumn sweet autumn | We love 10
contemplate IFS beauties. When the eye
may turn amid the fading many rcolored
woods" We hebofd--in the language Of
Thorn pson--.
"Shade deepening over shade, The country round
Imbrown crowded umhrsge, datk and dreary
or every hue, from wan declining gresn
To sooly black"
Again. says Ahe same author
f'The pale descending year. yet pleasing still,
A eeatle mood inspires; tor now The leaf
Incrsssnt rustles from lie monrnfnI groVe
Oft startling sueh as sludious walk below
And Slowly cir' les through The waving airn
Although dreary winter is before US.
il will soon pass away and spring will
bars, upon Us. .tuI OF smiles and flowers
Esi rs ttlea DC t-rPy, feeling sitA She
poet u,
Surety Of health, prosperity oflife,
Belong to auiumn.n
porilaad TriJgns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

l WouLD.-II / possessed the mos.
valuable things in the world, and was about
ID wiliNhem away. the following would
be my plan Of cptnbutioa
| would will 10 The world truth and
friendship. which ale very scarce.
| would give ID additional portion Of
truth 10 lawyers, traders. and mefchanis.
| would give 10 physicians skill and
learning,
! would give to priaiers their pay.
TogossiPping women, sbott topgueS
To. young women. coed sense, large
waists aud natural teeth.
To young sprouts or dsndies. comGon
sense, little cash. bard work.
2 To old maids good campers, smooth
faces, little talk, and good husbands.
To old bachelors, love for virtue. chill
dren and wires.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
fGAILAHER.
NO. Al
Stemn.

& -
Tr1gical Occuyrrsace - The As dsille I
Pshna Republican. records ii awgal ira
gecy ~hlch recenlly took n Il in Cone
ait 10 asiiip Crawford coua,y. On FRI
day The 4th inst. Mr. kelsep. iefe his
5teadense as lie alleged TO ,tesssc, Sore
business With aneisb5 br about a ME. dis
lfant, but not tetafaiag. on SA'ufdsy )
search wascsdn meneed when Ie Was found
in the woods near his house 1isA bis shgoat
Gil. ara \ Iaznr stlll ID 7hik band He
was stiilIhying Though brea,hIng viii. great
difficulty He was taken home aud an.
meifec' asl effort made To- claSe the iacis-
ion. Report Was rife in he neishAorhooa
that incpnslsncy on the parl 81 Inc wife
ssras he cause ot the rash act sill she u a.
night ana GAY .IhY bis 6susisg, sffs Is asns
10 his whats, and meta nurnssr was he ard
70 escape her lips.
Ga The evening Of NIond " The f4th.
with those feelings which iafnled female
iunocence car alone appreciate; She de.
claied ID Dr. Luke. The attending nhssi-
cian. thal she could not brook The tfod CHI
~ the worlds suspicious that q art OF
chasii'yIon her par, had driven her bus.
band toll attempt 70 take his own lites-
Soonsaiiet she left The room. The next
morning She was found abou, 40 rods IFosn
lhe house. aftleless CORPSE. she had ia.
zen poison. Optic the 18th. the husband
Vas sill living though narttaly deraneed
There VII "a tlope Of lis recovery. They
have /left ihfee children, the yocnaest 1
child OF two vests.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

DOMESFICS.
.fE1EAYY Brown Cotlons, "a, 10, a.
G9 Heavy Osnabmsgs
4-4 fine brown shifting cotton
50 heavy brown sheetng cotton
"a and 5.-4 furniture pIsids
3-4. - and a. BILE aehed shirtinc cotton :.
1874 blesched sheeiing 4
Brown and hlesehed cotton jesks.;
Apron checks tickings;
Russia and Huekelback towellaS:
G 4 brown linen table diaper:
ga Dsmask do do j.
Woollei comforts. blanket shants;
NegrS blankets. DC, Tor sac cttsp ~
Oct 81 SH. FIensong
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
DOMESTICS
. GROCERIES

GROCERIES,
DROWN, Lump and Loaf Sugars;
~ Very superior Teal
shad and Mackerel;
Suear.house aud New Orleans Molassei
Sperm Oil. Candles;
Jssa and Rio Coffee
os. ). miller / Tat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

a kan Torn TO- Pieces BY a Horse "A
man named Murphy, on Monday ! was
killed by s,alliop near Kill county. 4 VI a.
terfosd. The man was turning eff the
bigh ROAD into the field. % make short
cul,#though advised 10 turn beck, Or else
be might be Filled BY wild horse he
should h i've to pass Fatally for hir6sen.
be trle >the fofbidds d ground" Ia four
hours alter his body was found torn TO
pieces The horse $ boots and mouth
were encrps,ed1 with the blood II his VIC.
lim = London paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Splendid Goods for Isadies.
ID al Ffeneh III wool Cashmere de Ecnss.
Ii All wool Freueh McusIipes, lsPientid
style,
Rieh striped ssiins in gresf variety,
Plaid six warp Alpaccas,
Black do do do
Rich slrirsG Silks,
French Gio,es,
Mltls in great variety.
White Net half long gloves.
Bonnet VI, els, rich Ribhsnds,
French I'D american Flowers,
While Wreaihs.
Tinseied DO &e &C
The Ladies Will pie ase call and see Them.
Sept 26l MILi.Ee b FATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
TO tic Public.

"HE subscribers being always tbankfuf for
l. small favors. rs we'll IS thoss q morelmo
ment, take this opportunity TO tsE.isr their sin
cere thanks 10 the public. for tAe very liberal
patronage bestowed upon them for tbe pasl
year, snd they hope BY strict attention 10 bust
ness, and an earnest desire TO please al who
may favor then with call. 70 merit s0d meet
with renewed assurances Of the public favor =
Their present purchases Of goods have been
msde from The best selections Ofihe Baltimore,
Phiiadelphia, and New York Mertets and they
feel assured that they can now Orr greater in
ducenenis iopnrchasers than hss bver beea Of.
fered ia this market. Piesse cal and see
s. HEFLEBOWER & co.
Kabletown. Oct "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

e
n CbargFd with i5farder-lA man aaned
ls1hiry Gruber, a German. was arrested Is
tits ethyl charged with having nur6ered
his wlfe+ He resided on HE Arashing
tpn road about lpur miles from Baltimore.
Some heighbots suspected Tia; Oh vas not
right abopt his house. and during Bis 40.
sence thfy made search 20 ascertain. On
ruteringfthe. DWELLING. which had been
locked, the dfsd body 81 The wife was
found horribly Iaeeraied presenting eyi.
dences II foul treatment. Officer Lem
mon wasimme disiely despatched ia pur-
suitoi the husband. lie was traced 10
Baltimore aud arrested on suspicion Of
murder As above stated. and conmitisdto
iad by Justice Palmer. magistrate ior tie
county. When the house Of the accusea
was entered, h family Of small children
We're found within. where they had been
aocked up with he dead body Of their nc
ther.-BaA Pit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Never expose your poverty 10 . rich
relation, il you would have bin treat you
a. a cousin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
ElOur.
New Fail. A. VVinler Goods.

ME subscriber i nbw receiving aud open
I ing his Fan and Winter Goods consisting
Of
English, French snd American Or, Goods.
Groceries, QIeenswaIe. Cedarware &c
HerespectfalIy solici,s a cali from, his custom
ers and Others Confident he is. tfat no one
can show a more beautiful a.. attment Of Cre1b
fashionable, aud eheap GODS han he ran.
Sept ~ s n kLLENONG
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N@W IAnI
WxNTER GOODS.


THO the citizens ofeS nih6eld and the public
generally we would say. now is your time
to get bargains for almost nothing. We have
just returned from the Eastern Markets, where
We have purchased large aud splendid assert.
ment'of goods, which we are now Offering for
sale a, as low, II not lower prices a. they can
be had in this or any other establishment in the
county. EIr&
Our stock consists in part Is follows;
Cloths Of all colors and qualities, es@
Plain and fancy csssimeres,
Velvet and satin vestnss,
Merino do
Red. white and yellow flannel,
Brown and blesched Canton do
Brown and bIescned cotton,
Jaconet cambria,
Swiss and book muslin,
Plaid ard stripedsmuslin,
Plain and figured bcb5ineit,
Lace, edgings ana nseriings,
And every other article usually kept in q re.
tail country store.
We would say 10 cur friends and to the pub.
lie generally, that they would ave money By
calling on FHoS LOCK. q CO.
Oct "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

An hours industry viii DO more 10 be-
&c; ebeeffulaass, suppress M humors. an
retrieve your Affairs. thah month's mourn
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

WIDOWS Young widows are always
blilhe. They always meet one with a
smile and fsueriug word Can any
one tell why Young Widows pay very
scrapulous attention 10 dress None know
SO well IS they what colors. black or 9th
'erwise, best serve 10 heigh,en the besu,y
Tof their form. Their knoaledgs ;of this
subject they will put in practice. Does
any one know whyl Young widows, il
at FIRST pleasant. gay, and agreeable
ahroOgh saecledaess. presently become
really so Though habit. tits said that she
who is married second lime is a better
vile to her second husband than she was
10 her f.st. Who can give a reason. il |
have not given il i-Young widows are
better pleased with old bachelors than wi.
dowers. - Wbatca BE iheFeason9 Young
widows are lhe most charming part Of
cFealion-lhe envy Of one eek sad the
beloved Of the other--and why