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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21

fugent rays upon the syery waters ihatro in sol
emr silence by the variegated beauties that bedecked
the valley in which they passed In fact all nature
seemed to sm lie beneath her gladstone spendor Dead
silence prevailed save ever and anon the quick and
lively notes of lone whpporwilr' were heard from
the wall of an old hoek-house or fort situate not far
from the grove. .s' e.,- o..i. PED s..s'H
On arriving at the gate that fronted alarge mansion
which stood on small rise of ground just at the ege
of town. the lovers stopped, and Edward took the idol
of his heart by the hand pressed it to his lips and with
firm resoue tone, bld her an afectionate farewell and
rushed Immediately from her presence. o.
Imagine fair reader for a moment the inward work
ngs of that innocent creature she stood uansfxed
with amazement and sorrow watching man she dear
" oved-and it was not until he had entirely vanished
from her sight and she had reached her room that she
gave vent to her gret ina food of tears There she
ragged in the biterest of agonyringng her hands and
tearing her dark glossy ringles from her head in the
| frantic rage Of maniac -,r fras aoHs tz-.i
Buthapply the ll-fated Edward was Ignorant OF her
deep remorse and anguish--for ere the morning sun
dawned upon the wide spread garden of earth, he had
bid adeu the scenes of his youh-he had torsaken
kind father and an indulgent mother regardless OF the
entreaties or prayers. lei.nsll82s
"Alas' said he with sigh, "my happiness here will
ever remain incomplete--all my former hopes an(
bright ancipatons have faded like the baseless fabric
of a vision" playing for moment before mine eye
like The quick blaze of lightning in the blue vault
heaven, then departing almost in the same instant leav
ing the mind enshrouded in dark gloom.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
Written for The Ohio Democrat.
A TALE OF REGRET. 4

Z ~ FOUNDED ON FACTS. &
Respectfully Inscribed 10 Mrs. M. A. D.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21

amdear your most obedieut servant
10 -''7 -4" -G++++& S@&44&4&r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

There is e'qnet st .ement ~ Ter
mans at Econ my, in Beaver County,
P ms y)vnn'a, who came to this countr!
yea, t srncu with Rapp. they are man
ulacturers ARE Wings, and number sew
er4I hundred voters They were deter
ell from voting at the lare election by
threats Of violence Tne B.ayer Argus
say:
M,nday night Immediately proceed
ing the election, person mouD'ed on a
white OF g,ey borse, delivered to msm
Der o the S0clrty an Anonymous letter
addressed to the lcadIGIg men, Threaten
ing them with death. aud Jh" dtstrUc ion
ofhtir property by fire If ihey dared to
vJle at Inc eiecuon !-'hrealeUlng them
with a racu renee oil he Mormon oUtra
ges, il they dared to exercise the flEhfs
guaranteed to them by the Constitutions!
Under The peculiar circumstances hr
act OF lnfaO,y had its effect The SoCre~
" did not voc; yet 20 move is made by
the civil auhlrltes, thlt we have heard
OF. to ferret out the cul,throd incndIa
RES engaged IN this infamous echene!-
Aud lom whe0ce does tAIs blow at the
r,ghVe and liberties Of the ClItEoUs pro.
ceedS Who ore 10 be held responsible
fIr the ac?
Surely Wings cannot in justice be
hed responsible for an etfIrt 10 lessen
their own vote. So 10 hold them would
be Ihe height of absurdny. TINS muot,
therefore, I've the act Of The LocOlOcos
We have heard OF threats Of violence
IN this CRY aud county, 10 deter WhIgs
fr IN attending the polls in the 9h Ward
ard in the southern precinct OF MAJ
Creek Ne do not credr 4, yet il rue,
the Wings are prepared to man'a'n their
rights. What may be dole by such
Locol0cos as bring the convict: out Of the
prison to vote. we cannot say. ANY,
thing may he ATTEMPTED The Wings
are lorevarned and oa the look out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
OF s.. 1874
Printers Tee 100
NOTICE

Is hereby gpven h,t petition will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Car
rlll coupty at their nexl s ,ssinn, PRAYING
for an alteration in the road lead &C from
Il rdesiN'S Mill to Canton; commencing
for said alteration at The west side of
Armstrong; Rln, IN the lane OF Joha
Reed, thence running through the lands
ct said John Reed in south easterIy
direction to stake 10 the road now
lrsVnIed, between the lands Of said
Reed and tlardestyi then south along
the west side Of the lots in the town of
Malvern on the land of said Hardesty
10 the west erd Of Wood street in the
town of Malvern aforesaid, thence East
along said street to where it intersects
Paris street in sand town.
October Goth. 1s44
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
rs Certain!


ous hospitality; the same careless and IN"
calculating indifference about human life,
chlractorizc the Inhabitants Of both coun-
tries Kentucky has bcensometimcs called
the Ireland Of America. lhaVe No doubt
that if the current of emigration were re-
varscd, and set from the shores Of America
to Europe instead Of being from Europe to
America, every American emgrant to Ire
land would there find, as every Irish emil
grant here finds, hearty welcome and d
happy home"
On the lst Of January, 1889, in present.
ing petition from DR.. L. ThelIer, Mr..
Clay made the following remarks in the
Senate
Suppcsne the 60 statements to be correct,
Mr. {. Iclt compelled to say, that, if the
tribunals Of Great Britain condemned this
individual on the ground that he was "A
nuturalizcd and nolo native ctizenO OF the
United Srtcs, then the United States were
bound to ronousuate, and remonstrate
in the most circuaI manner il thc UCtl-
toner had been condemned, for rising a.
gnoSI tee authorities Of Great LLi'a'h' I' MI'
~. , To".n , ',y" nT ,,I' mo'iJ @ insi"t tbst lIJ
FOR IGNERS, tr0n whalsUcr QHertcr WHO
had been HoiiWat,ed as citizens Of the
GairG Slcira, hod r,1ghl, cltd eagbito he
yy0iechd I'M ALL TIE RIGHTS OF Ma
,rr,ara ar ,,n,, ,odas n sou1irr tais
NJ uy'l ',o ,'"' ,,Ii'h ,"o;'1 ",,'' w. " M ~" frps,y
.I I,'I v ~ a.'r noo,, ,',, ,,o.,, s,@c coss.
Mi''', ',,tU,''', L ~ '''n J'o ",'" ,'' o,, mr., ri
I"' " ,N'Snt pg Iouv l5 y. ~. - ~ rao, ~
rE,si.'1n .',l' I s.Io" : = '..,.S y >'.,, @
I'',,"ln ',,at w. ',o1ri ~. a' @ ''o ~ ,'a I, o
.'I' our ou, 'r'@f,',' rn .'o., % "'S %an
ca I.o @ lo'ylo .'IT,'s J'og! i;! ou' Gom i,,,
S','H.'U'' ",' ,", ~, 80 ,'C' r o,ai
ity ,y'' ~ ''' '''' '''''' '''' ''' "
DerrxoE OF THE CATHOLIC Rrtralov!--
More thar 20 wears aao, in a speech de
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
SHERIFF"S SALE

By virtue Of a writ Of Al Pa. Alias
Vendi, issued ont Of the Court Of Com.
mon pleas for Carroll Cuunuy Ohio, and
TO me directed, | will on1r for sale at
The door Of The Court House in the Town
Of Carr1llon on Monday the llIh dav
Of Nov mher next. between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ.
the to'lrwing roal estate, TO wit: Lots
No 43 and &c 10 the original plat OF
Cen'revllle (uow Carr''l'on) TISen
IN execution and viii he sod nv me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Onoher h 1874
Printcr's ice l,5O.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

The Ohio Statesman of last evening,
calculating largely we should think on the
ignorance and guIabiGty OF its readers,
publishes the following from the dtjang
argus
"The pcHoh Free Press Of Saturday
last pronounccs the alleged nomination Of
James G.. Brney by the democrats of Sagl-
nav county, Michigan, as "Roorbork," ,"
and trick 90! UP hy the Wings for effect
in Weston New York end Ohio. The
same paper contains the expose of the
demoyiata of Saginaw in denunciaron Of
this trick"
This publication is made in the face Of
the regular proceedings Of the Lo'"oco
Convention Of Saginaw, put forth in the
usual way, and arorH to as correct by a re-
sponsihIe man. And it also gives the lie to
Mr.. RIRNEY himself, as viii he seen by the
following extract from his lsttcr Of Oct. 10,
published in the same Statesman contain
ing the above from the Argus;
"Although have been nominated by
my democratic neighbors, no one in the
country would have spoken Of me as OF
thot party had not the cue necn riven hy
the wire workers of the wing party"
Here is an avowal Of the coalition hy Mr.
Nirncy himself, and a 0cnuncation Of III,
Wings COR cyroi Y it! The "eyuase'
speacu ol ~ thc Argus as cma1aijng from
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
'GECl}uIA.

The Locofocos set up their roosters tl
crow over the late election held in Georgia.
What are the facts Of the easel The State
is entitled to EIGHT members Of Congress
An election was held for eIecting Congress
suen, and nothing more. OF the cight dis
tricts, three were 80 decidedly ocoiocc tina!
there was no inducement to BRING out full
vote, In three other districts the facts
were diametrcaIly oppo5te--tho whg ma
iorties in each district forbid ;he idea Of
general turn out; whilst in the remaining
,wo districts, each party had hopes Of sue
cess; and hence the turn out Of both par
ties in those districts The Wings succeed
ed in one, and the Ickeys in tie other,
which gave corh party iourmombers The
vote il more than dcrpa HoHaaHd short of
the vote of lGlj, when the whig7 elected
a Governor by more than 5000 majority.-I
We say that Georgia will come up for Clay
& Frelinghuysen Nuh That.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

and in reply to charge that the people OF
Spanish America were too ignorant and
superstitious to appreciate and conduct an
independent government, Mr. CLAY SAID
of thenr--
"They worship the same God with US
Their prayers were offered up to the same
Redeemer, whose intercession we expect
ed to save us, Nor was there any thing in
the Catholic Religion unfavorable to free
dom. All religions united with govern
ment were more Or less ininlCal to liberty.
Allseparated from government were com
.patibIe with liberty"
Now, where among &ll the speeches anc
productions of James X. .Poik, can be
undeny thing 50 clear, explicit and satis-
factory as the declarations Of MIR, Clay re-
corded abovel The eneries Of Mr.. Clay,
in their desperate assaults on him, have
not attempted to chow that Mr.. Polk is the
friend of adopted citizens. And why not!
Because they caa ind no evidence Of the
factin his writings, hsspeeches Or his votes,
half Sc strong as that adduced in vindica-
ton of MI Clay! They have tortured an
expression made by Mr. Clay against allow
ing ALIENS to take possession Of our public
lands, into evidence Of hostility tonaturaIiz-
ed citizens. He made no elluson what
ever to natwaIsed citizens. His remark
applied only to those who were not citizens
of this governments and did not design to
become such; but who would avail them
selves Of the liberaty Of the government,
to enrich themselves to the exclusion Of
those who were ct2ens and who might
seek home here. Estate Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
spEnIMEI OF A RASCAL.

The Edenyd IN e. J Sentinel eau
tions the public against one j. & FIR.
TN, who b : been Gguring in that quar-
ter since ha brole niI a NorI'lk, where
lie was conf d Tor krdnarping ond sci
ling free negro, Vhe last lh't was
heard OF this worthy was an account
which h, givee Of himself, and from
whi,h it nppears the h. WAS in PhlIaee'
phis. tie has succeeded IN imposing kim
sell upon som creduious w1mln, WIN
a couple OF thousand dol1rs al her com
mand, which be- was eHdeavoring TO Sc
cure to himself prepa Ory to leaving =
he savs-'i am now living high, and
pryinl very Gne board III the PrellIasl
cIty IN rhO Unutd Sla,s, which Is old
2mladcl ,,ha. and ctj wing myself well
shall stop here no longer than Gang 4
the women off any hands, aud then start
10 look Tor smother After do get clear
of her, am goirg 10 bay the a FIRST rate
horse, md slurD good distance out IN The
country to look flr another, aud by that
mo viii giye Up nv had habits o
cour,ipg, with M | gpi woke; and il | dc
that il al tie source have TO make an
other raisr; for know, dress me well
with little mourv to make show anf
acl large, can N ke'a raise anyWhert
10 The country whore there arr womou
or money
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
Senatorial FIrCtoS

Senatorial FirCf0fS
THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
PETER HITCBCoCK Of Geouga.
Dist. 0ag"eeSionat Electors
l-BeIIamy Srorer, oI HemItob;
Wilpsm Bebb, OF Butter;
3-Aaron HarlBR, OF Greene;
a Samson Mssen Of Clark;
8 DaVrdJ. Corey, oi Henry;
6-Josah Scott, ol Crawford,
= r. ader W. Clarke, Of CIermonl ;
o 'S-David Adams, OF Rosa;
9-Josepb Olds, Of P,cka~ay;
10 nhnleI S, Norton , Of Knog;
ll-Wasb'ton W ConkIln, Of Marion
I2- Samuel X tloIcoub o. aIiia;
l3-fiarIow Chaplin, Of Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of GUERNSEY;
ts-Sam'l W Bosrwick, Of Harrison;
16 William r SaPp, Holmes;
I7-John W GlII, Of l,fersoni
1s-Cyrus Spiuk, Of Wayue;
10 Jacob II. Baldwin, ol TrUmbull;
2O-WiIsm l. Perkins, Of Lake;
2l-John Fuller, Erie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

IN the Ciry Of Philadelphia, whore
there has o,w vs. hern large Wing ma
ioIty, the Why's elected their whlleuck
ct v triumphant mniorlli's, over 10th
Names n L1cc'ocos
In the county Of Philadelphia, where
there h awave hecn n lrco'oco wal ".
rtv ol he'wccn three and four hahSa"d
,hc n tive Am,ri,ars have car,etn '"r'
" AZ ,hor cllel end elected nearly al
their candidates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

We perceive that the Liberty party IN
Mr.. Adams district have their candidate in
the field. 1t spUssible, nay probable, tllet
between the Liberty and Locoioco candi-
dates, the Locoroco may slip in. Mr.
Adams, by hike game in 1342, only oscaP-
ed defeat ~ 80 votes. Don't these Polk x
Brney ymcn play into others fists!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS OPPOSED BY
LIBERTY MEN!

The Ahollioni-ts Of the 8lh district OF
Massachusetts, have nominated General
lowe, lor Congress, in opposition to john
Quincy Adams Thusita lhnl tho#o ncst
feored by the South, those who have done
AN that has beea done to arouse the people
of 1bo North against tha cncrolchm'Jts OF
the SD1lp, are cast of and prescribed by
men " bo profess to love WertN aid p,o.
cla;m o,pnrlvcs the friends .. tic s'Qve'
1,gIsl oouid roo' po ~ position Of II,
t6fnIlioals,s o. tit Eorth h2l Thy been
,denfivea of q. aid Of lron aa Adams,
Siade and Giddag, We hoyofllonupon
strange ~ !, 'rhon honest aud ia'2Ni-
cont ~ ~ 'o,k upon such tIGngs and
"a. 10 1,.e II with woadc Ha" 'Ilc
= IN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
From the Ohio State journal.
WHO ARE TIE NATIVE AMERICANS!
Let them speak for hcmseJces'-JVore
Pro0m


The following tro'n the organ OF the
"NatiVe American" party OF Philadelphia,
| trlumphanty establishes all tEat we have
said touching the political character Of the
majority Of that party in Philadelphia cOun-
ty it is kind of proof that cannot be
gainsayed, aud sufficiently strong to settle
the question "Who are the Native Ameri-
cans" We have affirmed and now reite-
rate that where Wing principles prcdomi-
nate, and the Wing party is in the ascen-
dancy, the rights OF adopted citizens IRE
perfectly secure, And, it is only under
,v ococ o.o ~" a Gr G';o Iu9' or
sy can t,i;o root Had the ddsirs Of Gov.
eminent been wisely and honestly admin
sternd, by honest men, seeking onIv pub-
lie good, Native Amaricanism would not
have been heard Of Bat the very excess
es Of Iccoiocoism hevc gwen birth to par-
ty eeAent, that will hasten its downfall,
and render more retrievaGe IFS fall
Nine-tenths of the Native American party
in Philadelphia, come from the ran ks6f
tire most redical opponents Of the Whigs.
The proof is at hand, even more conclp-
siye than all we have heretofore adduced.
The "Nalional Americana it will be seen,
charges the Wings with ucachery, and
eulog2es the ''democretic ndtives,' as the
only reliable force they have bcen,ahle to
bling into the field. Zhcy have led the
van and acquitted themselves "gIoriousIy,"
says the American. But, let the organ of
the Native American party speak for itself,
and see how completely it will explode
the false aud infamous SANDERS of the Lo-
cofoco dcmagogues Of the West against
the Wing party:
F,on, ,Lo N.,i,,,-,, Ar,ou;o.. - n,,.Jo,
io''' '''e -'"''oi'"' n,''Vi''"n Vi ii'''uoi-
P'i'"'
I'm our own county, two djStHcis'for-
merry Democro'c' ELECTED OUR TIchET--
"hhe IN the c'ty' not lew wings VINO
s5"aggefed eDont thelr NatIVelsIh' acre
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
~Ts +rpPpn'@s
- w ~ ~ u -.

JNO. /, II. VALLANDINGEIAM.
,4Poracy a Lar, II moge' ., CJt. CI, Ohio
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in II" building
dirac.'ysou,bof T. Swcmeagcu's dwelling.
July 2G 'll.-3m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
WIG GAIN IN OHIO FIVE THOU
SAND!

The Whig gain in Ohio, since 1872
wien Wilson Sh'nnon WAS elected q ".
error BY more than 3iO0, Is abou 5UuU
loklnE the Governors vote as the les'
Fakiog III" legislative vnte as the ,e.
our ." n will prove 10 be nearly TEN
THOUSAND That viii do preuv
well Tor Tho prs s'eRl, bal we must roll uu
a gam Of Fifteen Thousand on the Isl
day OF November
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

"the Democratsof Saginaw" is an attempt
to repudiate the nomination, fearing us ei~
feet abroad, and is therefore 'Nrlck de-
signed to cover up fraud upon the Llber-
ty party by which they were to be trans
fered to Locoiocoism and the Texas can
didate. .-Siaie jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that a petit
tion will b9 presented 10 the Comms~
souers Of Carroll County. at their next
session, to lay on and establish COun-
ly road il lho Township Of Brown, in
said county, as t1IIowa, to cOnnsnce at
o. near the tcho II house IN school dis.
trlct NJ. 9 Of Brown Township, thancs
TO rnn past the house of the hairs of
DJny Robertson, thence to strike the
line betwsen tho lands OF ] ,mes Hewitt
aud widow Sh hIok, on the rold running
past said Fl Gjtl'shpnse th9nco to inter.
sec the state road from W yne,burgh to
Now l. SION between the lands OF James
Il witt and Robert Hawke.
Ocl. 81, t844
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
ARKANSAS.

Little Arkansas, where the mist Of loco
focoism always has been that thicI, you
might cut it with a swinging knife, has,
we verify believe, elected Wing Cover
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

ON our next we will give the returns
Of the Elections in the several States as
far as heart from,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31

JAMES G. BIRNBY is stumping it in
e:ts vgoinstMr. Clay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
DISSOLUTION.

a. O"ICE is hereby given that the
" Partnership hdreln'ofe existing be
tween Jackson e. ThOmpSOM,
was dissolved On lhe 9Th inst. All per
sons haeirg nusottled accounts will
p'case attend 10 settling them imme'
di1lely with either oi The parties, who
are duly 0u'horIz d to attend 10 the
same.
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Carroltton, OH 25, 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
6HERlfF ) SALE

BY virtue ola wcl OF A p. 4 + ia
issued on Of lha Court o Common pleas
for Carroll Comfy, Ohio, aud 10 me d..
r'otrd. MOI r 'or ssla on Monday
The il,h d y Of N V mhar, lS4I al the
hau1r Of Peer Ttcrnan. in Eas, Town
std ,, Ihe 70 loving prep rtS, viz: Ola
by mare & colt, one grey mare. one
brown rse three cows, four dry cattle,
three fi,lds Of wheat ahop' thirty acres,
one half Of oNe f ID Of wheat on the old
Linn farm. So cnl,ea, about - acres,
aIs0 one half Of one other field on be
same farm about Guar acres, one two
horse wagon two sets horse geers, ore
de rhora wagon & harness. two pIOughs
aud one IRON tooth hlrrow. S,le to
commence at 10 o'clock A NJ Taken
in execution and viii he sold by
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-31
Will you eso, Il?

you honest loving your country for Polk aad Dos VIII you 60
for onexg IeNa We appeal the thrice victorious end dm~be Wings
esaY
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

AS Mr.. Tyler is now a regular candidate
for the Presidency, it seems to US to be high
time for bis numerous friends in this state to
hold convention and nominate an electora
ticket for him. Let him have an electoral
ticket by all means, so that the wopld may see
which is the swiftest terrapin, Tyler or polk.
We will bet upou the speed Of the latter, as
we intend to put an occasional hot coal upon
his back.-Lou. JoRrRdi.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

ffmH1a madr fgf tlaas Hhn adfff
.liti.s ffoass si'its Faf foun
atsaad biaHst officers 40. n
ff,sI ION VOHK done n this
...aaaissfious addressed ~ me edit.
1 ...i .ad ~ secure attention
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06
THE
.t.IfN sTATE~uAN

4 ...rasf fsffHiiisa Carroll taaas
4tais afassss a1t4 a. go
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ssd sisfFed seesfalHf'T
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

ihf iDHHfff ~ ils fsff, 1Hd Haf n, ags "A ~
bgal diiiwst $40 Htaa.i / isfs Issoisss
~ iis gefi.on NJ A. lmaafisfs sasssyflas
y Tess. : wlll sgpfef isha r ~. nsi lane,
X Fat
fefY WTeanaHY
BH rfKNTiHH
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

mm, ~ b ..
!. nat unless fhe said defendant sppeni
- Chancellor NJ the court room in
,o,Iion. On the tlird Monday Of Deceu
4 sssd. answer or demuf 20 the Z ~ VI q
| ..,o. die several allegations thereof vii
confessed. and such order aud decree II
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kNot the cure OF coughs, colds, caiarrh, asthma,
soreness OF the chest, pain in The side and
breast raising of blood, L,rer Complaints. Bronchi-
It's and all those affections Of the throat and Iungs
winch are source OF SO much suffering, and. mar
resied' SO often terminate in CONFERENCE.-The
remedy is highly and justly distinguished. II Is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle ii its effects unon
the system, and can be taken in the most delica,a
cases, with safety as well as utility. pbvs;c,sr"
aware oil Its medical properties, and WITNESSING ;,s
effects even In extreme, and in some Instances a.,
parehily almost hopeless cases, often prescr;ho :,
.helr practice, Goth as palliative and remed -,
ana WIN Inc medical Faculty generally, il has me,
with great APPRECIATION F" hss met
for common Cold and cough, this il one n ,.o
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