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The New York herald., 1844-11-13

w ANIED .I'urchasers FOR aud second hand Patrn
~ Mangles They machine they entirely
snperseds e use OF r9uing smoothing table linen, sheets
WIN great rapdty and beauty without fuel One person with
the machine doing much work day sr can with
smoothing IRONS They the principal hotels
They are sold by DUNCAN WEsT Little Green street
work at reduced rates 30 Ims or
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THE
INV IS LIE

MANUFACTURES and importer Of Ornamental Hair
Iva Work, Wigs Toupses Bands Cus Seams Bsndeau Hair,
and style oeveasng Curs and all kinds Of hair works.
Wholesale and retail
n: B: The u.ds supsljsd On ressossA'siSus
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a-AH Lessons or Hides Taid Tor commencing.
hour allowed % each Lesson Ride In the School
t-Hours for Ladies, from A. NJ to 3 r M
5-Hours for Gentlemen frem and from m az p NJ
LADIES' - '' apPiopHAN0.o w
card iaddness requested previous 70 commencing
" enenen keeping heir horses at this will
nave The privilege OF riding them the School gratis
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t1euer Sie8 in Gonneftifut.-Ss sis
nem ;rpsiten 1erfude in 9 Dlfrifttn bic feb.
lsnosn @sprsfentanten ju wdblsn, babsn bic
wbi9s uno bic ecfos sr,pdblt.
9as 6aus ffsbt nun 1O4 Bbiss, s3 aofcs..
9Sbi9sRebrbeit 81 bsi psrsinter Stimms 80.
pbi8sSie9e.-Sus perfbiebensn Habs
ribten in uniern 8sbfslbIdttsrn febsn mir,
SaB Die SSbi9s in fobsnesn bebeutsnSsn Stdo.
ten BEL ben 8ribjabrs'pablsn seiisst batsnndm
ltb: in Sstrcit Wsidisan ; Buffalo, N.Yorf ;
ct. qcuiS, Osi0ouri; portlano, Maine So
lumbus uno @ineinnati oDio; 9tusuifa, @s,
or9a; une nob in pisl flsinersn, bic ale ais
quite 8crbebeutun9sn 9slten moacn.
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0OINAP OIhORUaN9o
fir Saar9eIb.
6nhtt GolOSct1utt0t,

Sebient iib eisfsr @slssenbeit fsnsn bisbsris
gen @onnern nne Srsunoen, folpie osm eesbrs
ten publifum ibsrbaut ansussissn,oas ct feinsn
Gletoer uno 8erfbteoenbetts- Stobr
einiss sbirsn ,pstsr bsrunter psrlest bat, lno
oerieIbe iif nun cine Sbur weiflib bon bem
9SirtbSbaufe gum "penniplpan Bauer"
i'm psifliden MarftsTiersd, no man 2trtifeI
jebsr art faufen fann, iei es mas es Mil, pom
sleinlfen Bis gum @rbsten. Die Waaren bic
CT gum Gerfauf anbietst fnb alIe auf 2tuftic'
tlcnen in philadelphia gsfauft unb ftnnen DDS
Der ncblfsilsr perfauff werbsn, ,pie iie ir9enbs
100 perferti9t tpsrben ftnnsn.
er bat Defenders INNER porrdtbis Gifens
tp"eren Trofen,paaren, sini9e Spe3ereis
en-, ferti99emabte Kleioer Sausser6tb'
tbatten aus 5spetsr ioanb, uno Ju~eliers
paaren. 2tub bat er Kappcn jtesr 4rt su
isbr nisor9sn prsiisn. Sau f1uif9e fnb ens
9slaren anSurufsn unb mcssn zines sutenSdrs
gems perIebsrt fein.
Neaong, 9ptil Is. bp.
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Oemofratilhe
SSbi0sSS Serfniitntlmn0.

Ssi elmer Hsrfammlun9, bic sufcl9s zines
Nufrufs Der bsmcfratiibsn WbieS am &amss
tag 2lbeno am 5cauis BON @cl Soispb &snball
9ebaltsn ,purbe, ,purps tins Committee pcn
eruannt, mebs fclasnSs Ssfbluls bsribtste,
Die einifImmi9 an9encnmen wurbsn, ndmlib :
SsfblciIen, bas bic Bbies bon Serfs @aun:
tp Die b6bife llrfatbe sur @lh&Wunfbuns bas
ben, in Der @inifmni9feit Die itb iiberaa fuuo
tbut, in Sstreff Der Nuswabl zines @anbibas
ten fir YrsIbsnt, Die obne eine abweibsnbe
gtimms auf 5enry 6 lay, ben Getsrans
Stoatsmann unb Datroten binseuten - einen
Wann, osfTsn srbabsne 5ffentlide 9snifs i'm
suforoerlt in bic Qilfs bon Nmsrifa's berlibms
ten Scbnsn ifelsn-unb beiFn @in9enibaftsn
fir bas b6dite Nmt in Der 9abe oeS 9plfs ale
lsin Der Sunlf bic ct in ben 5osr5en feinerqanoss
leute bat, 9lei6fommen-uno Dem @ntbuliass
mus pcmit oaS Solf burb bic ean;s Yotion
lb persiniasn Iie iDm Su lbenfen unb Die bodDs
iten Sspsiit BON fsnsr Sili9un9 unb 9tbs
tun9.
SsftbtciTsn, oas Die 98bieS pom SsrfS Gam
tp ibre inopioueas llntsrfieuns psrpfdnben
fir Die Grmabluns bon @sn. Joiepb tllarfcl
gum Goupsrnbr Don Ysnniplvansn, neil mir
aufribti9 9laubsn, bas i'm Sail feiner Grwdbs
lung Die Staat5. 9ln9sls9enbeiten 9ereCbt umo
ebrlb psrwattt perbsn-uno neil BON isinem
@rfcl9 in grOsem Mase bic Stimme Ysnnipls
ponens fdr prsfosnt abDdnsi9 1T, 81 &unlfsn
bon Senrp @lap.
SslbIc0sn, tas mir nod INNER Die bbbfs
Ibtun9 uno Neipsft be9sn fir Den 9tbtbarsn
Sobn Sanfs, fir feline Su9encen, Salens
ts uno llmi9ennissfsit in llnteritieuns Der
@rnsnnun9 pon @eneral Wdrfsl-bae mir Die
6pffnun9 bs9en fstns 9ienifs uno @r9sbsnbsit
fir bic DD9sSads in psr9an9enen Seitsn,
;u bslobnen, auf cine mebr aus9sSsibnete Nri
olS wenn ct an bic Stslle BON bon @sn. Wdr:
fsl srnannt mprosn ,pdre.
SsfbloHen, bas Die bier srnannten 9els9a:
ten fir Die Saltimcrs Mae.G Grnvsnticn sriubt
ltne ibren @nf1us anSuweneen, um 70 piel pa
trctiibs jun9s Mdnnsr ais m69lib ju peran'
lalIen jensr Convention tsiiumcbnsn.
SeldlciItn bab ser Sefrstdr beS Slap slub
an ale Slap Stubs in Der SauntD Ibrsibs, unl
Die 5aDl Der 9eIs9atsn aas;ufnbsn Die Der
Convention beimebnen Wolen.
0@5-(oier fol9sn bic Namsn bon msbr als
bunesrt ernannten Dslssaten, bic mir me9en
O1an9el an Naum bier nibt elnjcln on9sbsn
fennen.
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Serbeirdtbct.

-cnreb pen gbrp. 5rn. Q3m. pauli, am ID.
Ipril, 5srr Daniel 6art init W7ib Wartba
sampert, bon @umrn.
-am namleben Gage, 6err Daniel @bmebl
NIT W1ib Glifabetb Snpoer, bon elfaB.
--ebenfalle, 6err Ssorae WaiIler, it,, nit
Onb $uietta Auman, bon Neaoln9.
-bnrtb oen Gbr,p. 5rn. 9. OliIler, AM Sten
9lpril 5err Sobann 5epner nit W1i6 6ettp
5epnsr, beioe bon gumru.
-eureb ben gbrw. 9rn. Sbon,. 8. &einbab,
am 25. Daar3, 6srr Sonatban 8orbner init
OaiB gatbarina 4benbab DIN 5ltten, Sr.
Sobn 9rautman nit O1ib @lifatetb 8oper,
lille BON Serfs Gauntp.
-surb ben ebrm. 6rn. 8. 6. German, am
10. HpriL Soerr ptter Nboaos init 9Rib Su.
llama Semer, beipe Den &ustaun.
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9 t q t b.

DIN 8. NpriL in glIa6 saunIdip, Saeot
Selebner, in 76fet <etensjabre.
din 7. 4pril, in glla6 Gaunihip, Iubsn,
Sobneben Don 5enricb Shmef, i'm 4lter
bon Sabr, S Olonaten uno sasen.
-am a. april, in Setbel Sauulcbip, au ber
walTtriutbt, George SeIneioer, Ien., in 7Ss
ttcn setensjabre.
am 9. Ipril, in 6sioelbers 9aunidbip, gas
tbarina OllIler, i'm. alter bon SIS Sabren,
Olouaten uno 1 Sasen.
--am 6. Npril, in Inter 6eoelters SaunG
gatbarina Sreim, QBittpr oss rrrtt Sobans
nss Sreim, i'm alter bon IS Sabrsn ,penissr
% Sage.
din 9ten Ipril, in bieier Stabt prilQa,
Satin BON Wm. 5trona, elq,
-am 10 Ipril, in Nitbmonp 9aunlbip, am
Stbarlacbfsbcr, 5enrp, ein Gpbn bon Scbu
Oiebarp, I'M 6ten aehsnsjabre.
-am 8. Npri(, in Obsr Bern sanGftbip, am
Der NueSebruna, Nnna Wlaria 8eltbner, i'm
Ilter BON 80 Sabrcu.
= am 8. IpriL i'll 6ambura, 3. G., Cara,
Satin bon SObn 9Billams, i'm 27. Sabre
-am 6. Upril. in Hlbanp Saunfctip, curcb
einen Setlaafn6, Scfelb gbriltman, i'm H.
ter BON 60 Sabren unb Il Saaen.
-pcr ciuissn 0Scben, su &aetaefia Sais
mis-, Spbann 9tuftletcin, ss6cren am l5ten
Setr. 1885, AM 5uolon tei 1Itanp, 81. o.
er mar cin Soloat oer 0eDoluton.
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Die SahrsSeit 1T oa!
SORTS Garntiltofin NOSirt,tr.

SIR &lnoer bic bebaftet fno NIT Der Scmmsrs
Srantbeit, 9Sino, Ba6ereridsn, &ubr uno
anosrn 9eosn Die aus Dem Waeen cesr @inaes
,psiben sntitsbsn.
@s 1T eins gang iicbers Msci;in, auf riebtge
mssisinifbs @runtfdee funoirt. uno srwsif't
ith als f6neaes Soilfsmittsl fir Sinpsr iopobl
als @rwabfsne, in ben obi9sn qeiosn unb ans
bern qeiosn bic BON Nnbdufune iblsr Sdfts in
ben Wa9cn erwabisner Yeripnen sntifsben.
Bsni9e sbseleffsl soll betpirfsn osw6bnb
9sib eincsrun9.
prsparirt BON Samuel G. CART, 2(pptiss
Fer in pbilabelpbia, uno gum 8srfauf ;u benz
febr serin9en Yreiis BON 18a Gent Die 8las
f6e, Bel Dem llntsribriebsnsn.
Q George Oct,
Suhs nno SbreibmaterialisnsSdncler
9ec. 81, QSsif Yennifraee.
&eabin9, 2(priI %. Am.
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- q 6 + / ct t
Wfebr neue @lter.

Stuff srbaten einen anbsrn 8prratb ne ct
unp 10 oblfeilsr Srub ing S. 80 a :
re n, moSu bic 4ufmerfiamfeit Der Sdufer
srbetsn mre BON
IS III IN Seeber.
V5TSsrssltt ben Ylae nibt, in Der eorb s..
Strass, nabe pem @sfdnsnis, S6ilb Der Nufs
tOnssSabns.
Msaein9, Ipril o. 3m.
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Die Te6nun9 bon 2(noreas 0ana, Qos
miniitrator Der psriforbsnsn GliiabetbB Brob,
lestbin BON 2an9fbwamm SaunIbp, Ssrf5
Sountp.
- a c6 ri bt
Der unteribriebsnen 9uoitor, srnannt bureb
bic Waifsnecurt bon erfa9ter Gauntp, ;ur Ssz
rbtisuns seea6ter Nsbnuns uno 9ertbsuns
Der Silanj bon Der Iointerlansnfbaft untsr bic
9efesVb baSu bersbti9tsm wiro allen Sntsrsfs
iirtsn abwartsn an fsnem Sauie in Gangs
ibwamm Saunibip, am Samifase ben 4tsn
Otoi, q. 8. 1914, um 10 lbr 8crmittaes,
mann uno wc ale intsrsflirtsn Ysr1pnsn bss
wcbnen mb9en.
Jobn NJ. Eeioer, 2(ubitcr.
2(priI 16. 3m.
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Der Heupcrfsr plsbian (qofo) bemsrfts firjs
litb, bas bic Wbi9S beifimmt wdrsn in rpsns
ser alS feds Monatsn BON ben Qofofcfos ftr.
psrIib perfblunssn III msrosn. 9as aoui6pIs
le Scurnal (9Bbs) antwcrtst barauf mpenn
eisS unfsu Ssiiimmuns 1T, md1sn mir camt
3ufrisosn iein. eS 1T baS qos aaer ffsrbIibsn
Ssfbapfs sinmal pom lln9s;isfsr psrssbrt ju
msrbsn,js shr js bsHsr."
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Die Doblfeilfen Spe5ereten
in Ee eaS in q.

II = "a II 8.
@ds Der penn unb 3tsn Straee, S6iIb Der
filbsrnen &ussl cosr pom Yfus uno @s9s.
s3ufsr iu 4, ST, unb 10 st. oaS pfunb.
Saffse ~ ct, s unb 8 Gent oas Yfunb.
Seifer 9tpsSaAee 10 unb alIe anbsrn Spes
ssrsen i'm @srbdltnis NIT cbi8en nisbsrn prsis
fen. Hof unb Srnoer.
= &sapins, @pril 16.
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Ger 9Ssrtb eines tlbti9en qofofofcsprIjts
fers fbeint elm Bis Jest nod unermittstes Dina
su fsin. Nsartin Ban Suren bat gum Ssi1piel
perfbiebsne asmtsr bsbisnt unb bafiir BON csr
Ser. Staatsn,Neseruns allsin bic nstte Gum.
me BON $4,000 erbaltsn bsnnob bsbauptsn
feline SrsunSe CT babe 9srsbts anfprilbe auf
bic ndbfe prsfeentfbaft ocsr nobmal 100
taMienb sbaIer. Da nun oisfe bon Der Vortsi
ossr Der @e9erun9 fdaa isn mihsn, 70 1bIdat
cine qofofofcsGalboun 3situn9 Dor, bas ss Don
ber SuprsmssGourt sntibisben werbsn fplte,
was Elm tibti9sr Yolitifer sisentlib rpsrtb isi.
SSir slau6en bas Martin jeet fbOn tu tbsusr
beSablt if, dnp bau.
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Cine anoere Got Seutel- l-Sub.
SUIT erbaltsn cine onbsre Qott Ssutsls9ubs
alt unb neu Anfsr, @fe Der 3ten unb Ysnn,
ifrase Sblo Der fIbsrnsn Su9eI Oosr BON
YfuS uno G9as.
soft uno Sruoer.
Gsabin9, Nprl l6.
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SD eben erDQlten,
pet S6if 'Monongahela"

per S6lfT "Monongahela''
3 Kiiten Sartwaaren, Banoef uno 2
Strbe-beitebenb in OasGsrn unp @abeln,
eB nnb Sbee.%6fel, patentsmetallene opDa(e
ilnb runre Sobt6pfe (Boplersl Sratpfanuen
NIT far5em uno lansem 6anoef, Bsusrfhau'
feln uno 3ansen, 3Ddtsrs, $ibtsrit6fs, Bstt'
lbrauten, gnrbcaro' [S6ranf] Sbrauben
Sblt6er, Sdssm, 3uss unb 5alfters Hettem
Striesel, $eim: :Gs0el, Sbmieoe. 9braubtt6fs
ts Si9bt face, nsbit elmer Ssrldbieosnbeit
ancerer Siter, gum 9sreauf su pbilabslphis
CT 8robDerfaufpreilen bei
Sranflin n1iller,
Smportirer unb 6anplsr ensliftsr nnb ames
rifaniIeber 5arts1Baaren.
8eaoins, Npril Q. sm.
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0las= unD SueenszBaaren.

Gin arcEes HGortement BON Queensrpaa,
TEN jnit srbalten an @tcbr BON = pbn u as
aicr. ebenfaIs ein pafet baun,tpcllenc
Nesenfebirme Qtmbrsllas) unb sinise Outs
seno sparaicls, febr ,poblfeil.
Neabins, Npril 9.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
WEBSTER ON CLAY.

While Daniel Webster was a member
of Tyleu's cabinet, he wrote series oI
articles which were published in the Mad
isonian. That paper has announced that
i. intends shortly to republish those ar
ticles with The name ofihe author attach.
ed. An Eastern paper gives the following
extract from one Of those articles:
We spoke, yesterday, Of the bene>
fits likely to enurs to himself and The
covnry from Me-. CIay's election 10 the
Presidency; should such thing occur i.
We have now word or two to say about
the probabilities of such an event.
W. must premise, once more by a6-
vertng 10 the fact that Mr. Clay has now
been regular Candidate for FIVE cleo
tions, and defeated, either by the people,
or in convention, in every one. Under
whatever favorable auspices The whig
party began the canvass, with whatever
advantage Of position, whatever popular
feeling and excitement in its favor, what
ever apparently well founded topics of
complaint against its opponents, the ad-
option Of Mr.. Clay, as candidate, has
proved invariably fatal to their cause.
The inscription Of his name oD their
standard has been the signal of general
dispersion, and the surO harbinger Of a
total overthrow. Like the CarmarchD Dell
TO the McIvors, Mr.. Clay's appearance
10 the Wings has been the certain pres
age Of impending destruction. A con-
viclion of this Boon Upaslike property
Of his, was the potent cause Of his reln
quishment by the HarrisburgConvention
All fell that 10 sustain him was TO court
defeat
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
CLAY AND THE TARIFF.

TO preserve at once the peace and
great interests Of the country, he had
been active in effectiDg the compromise
Of 1929, and although he was far fom
maintaining the doctrine that any Con-
Rress could bind it's successors, the ex
iraordinary exigencies and state Of the
county which led TO the passage Of that
compromise, made him feel 1t an obi.
cation Of honor to adhere TO it in good
laith--and he challenged the most dill
gent search Of the records TO show that
he had ever countenanced its violation
in the slightest particuIar-nay more, he
vas bold 10 say that during his entire sere
rice in Congress since, there never had
been an effort to violate il which had
nst.met with his prompt and earnsst res
sistunce. Twas important TO understand
the true character Of that compromise
II provided for a gradual reduction Of du
lies down to 90 per cent. Clay's Speech
St Charleston, 3. c., in April last.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
CLAY,s GAMBLING.

As il has become very fashion able to
get certificates 10 prove Mr. Clay's
moral character, Wo Off.r ths tw' follow
ing letters addressed to Mr.. McC4lIA,
. noighb " ofCtay's W. hlvh no bs-
lief that every clergyman in Kentucky
with due Difference to their calIing)
could convince the people that Mr.. Clay
10 not q ddelist, profaNs sWsarSr, a
gambler a Sabbath breaker, &c, &c:
LEXINGTON, Sept. 81, 1874.
SGR-.Your letter Of tho 2i Of Seprem>
bsr, inst, vas handed me from the Posi-
Office. Ia it you say-H1ving heard
that was present at 6urgoo feast near
Lexington, on the 4th of July, 1913, at
which Mr.. Clay was a guest, you request
me TO state whslher he Mr.. Clay )pIayed
cards on that occasion for money. I'd
Whether have known Mr. Clay for many
yeats intimately, and whether he has moi
been in the habit Of proidne swearing
during the whole course Of my acquain
lance with him.
Ia answer 10 the first interogatory, !
state that being informed there was 10 be
4 meeting Of the people near my farm
on the day You State, rode to the place
where was told they were to bs.assem,
bled. When | reached the place, |
found about fifty persons assembled, but
if there was burgOo, certainly bave
forgot it, On my arrival, saw a number
Of card tables set out. and party were
engaged at play. observed one in which
Mr. Clay was engaged in playing at cards,
and saw specie s'aked up, as Isupposed
by the party, OF which M. Clay cons'i-
tMlsd one, as long as | remained, which
was about four hours. think MrClay
continued TO play, except when he arose
to drink OF 10 dine; al least, as started
for home, passed near where he had
boen playing when first saw hin en-
s,gsd at play, and he was still playing at
ihs same table. Ia relation to your sec
aud interogatOry, decline answering it,
from The consideration | have no re
collection Of any case that has hap
pened, such as you are desirOus Of
information upon, other than what
must have occurred in our personal in.
tsrcourss, and of that will not speak,
certainly not to Mr.. Clay's prejudice.
In former years Mr.. Clay aud myself
we're frequently together, but for many
years have hsd but little personal inter
course, and for the last four OF five none
whatever with Mr.. Clay.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT WICKLIFFE.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
VETO.

In arguing against the use Of the qual.
fled negative, or, as they misscall it, the
vstO-lhe wings call in ths one man pow.
Grand say that one man should never
have power to suspend legislation. Do
they remember that one vote in the
United States Senale destroyed the first
National Bank, that one vote slecisd
Jefferson over Burr, and that ONE
VOTE CARRIED THE DECLARA-
T9ON OF INDEPENDENCE? These
were each specimens Of the one man
power, which must necessarily occur uR'
der free governments NeW York Auro
rG.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
NE'ER ASK THE HOUR.

husbands a journey toPoruTul gone
Meier ask the hour, waat is it to us,
How time deals out his treasures?
The golden moments lent us thus,
Are not his coin but Pleasures.
Ifcouuting them over cOIld add to their
hlis,es,
I'D number each glorious second;
But moments of joy are like Lebanon
kisses,
Too quick AMI sweet to b. reck1n'd.
Then fill the cup, what is to US
How time his circle measures?
The fairy hour. We Gallup thus,
Obey no want bu pleasures,
Young Joy meier thought of counting hours,
Till Cara on one sumner morning,
Set up among his smiling flowers,
A dial, by way of warning;
But Joy lov'd better to gaze OH the sun,
As loas as his light was glowing,
Than to watch with Old Cars how the shad>
ow At 10 OH,
Aud how fast his light was going,
So fill the cup, &c.,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
SHERIFF SALE.

- virtue Ofa writ Of Yendition ex>
ponaS 70 me directed from the court Of
common pleas Of Brown County Ohio, !
will OGeT for sale at the house of Joseph
Brewer mike Township Brown county
on Monday the l4lh day Of October 1914,
between len and four o'clock on said day,
the following property TO wlt' one sorrel
mare. To he sold as the property oflsaiah
Wells. at the suit OC Thomas E. McLaih
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'ff B. q. o.
shSritfs once, October 1sE 1914.
By VIZ. DowDNRY, dep,
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Lnursv11LE,K Ky Sept. lllh, ,ls44.

LoUlsv1LLE,K Sept. ll'h, 1914.
certify that in the month OfFebruary,
l643. | embarked on the Steamboat
Vlcksburg, Mississippi, on a voyage from
New Orleans to Louisville. The Hon.
Henry Clay was on board Of said boat at
tho time, and remained on her till she
arrived at Memphis, where he left tho
boat. state that Mr., Clay was en-
gagged in games at cards part Of the time
whist we were together, and that he was
playing for money, which was staked, in
gold pieces, on the table. The playing
was continued each night, untill retired
10 my berth, at the hour Of ten or eleven
o'clock.
J. B. BLAND.
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LOvFJS A HUN TER BOY.

LOFF IS A HUN TER BOY.
Love is hunter boy,
Who makes young hearts his prey
And in his nets of joy
En'nares them night and day.
In vain concs' I'd they lie,
Love tracks them every where!
nvain alOft they ay,
Love shoots them flying there.
But 'tis holy joy most sweet,
An early dawn to trace
The print OF BeaUly's feet,
And give the tremSler chase.
And must he loves through snow,
To track thss footsteps fair,
For then the boy doth know
None track before him there.
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