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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07
SPRING GOODS

At No &c TF,st .Hnin Street.
GEO W FERRY, having rereEt'y returned
s f,om the North, here hr has made arrangements
sSS with aciurer.. by which he VIII be frequent
ly RECEIVING flesh supplies OF Goods OF every de-
S ssrp,on usually i"und IN Hat store ana ~ raes
ib,i viii enable rim sell a. oheap "a The eheap
~ 10 ve IN in o. The public that he has just rcre ed per
eS Ma, s,t, I, uart IL Spring supply of Hats aud
% among which ul he fund ceniirInen' youths ana ei
'i Io,h yeIset ana Glazed CAPS and a-antiu
Or. pin, ,.r Hats &c Country Merchants VIII ma II Ia
Ia eyamr his Stock before purchasing as he
will be hnie 70 o"e' '' $50 96--wtf
Narru5
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
T,tIINt uitl-nIcHM DSD VA

,r,ur subsbcr one fins If allison Watt, and
/ WIi.n TO, informs hi- irien1s me custom r
r , ,,e concerns of Allison VA ald William i-'n 4
r. and lie uu &c genet ally. that hc has taken HE ia:r anu
romn, 1iinrs nrw house srr't n"M "oc henw Mess
~ m snu 4 to- and doMs hlnvc Mcssrs webb, la
% . t and ~ nn,v expecting, Lv'rI"l direct ON ne
Manufacturers by f au.a, his spring Spplns OF Eahl u
r%',. Az. yu CHINA aud hy fret rivals ON G,s"n
H. Nauufar,nrir> h assortment of Gi.hsSM ARE tin
rc N. All S,md and patterns nm nun :" "a
nd % nulr r.arr,ll, patti urt in,ird Ia cal ana
ain. Is 20 dS aud prices. Bric beginner, s MAXIM
viii ,r small profits and quick sales :.
o,y A. l.u cnims North. will do well 10 cSninlnr ~,
~ eYry inhrcrIntnr Will c offered To retain III va
y,rriuii her circulating medium
S'n"e. "''s - HUGH A. WATT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

CuhilI SALE subscriber, having located himself IN
90" VILE wishes nscI AMI viii utlic auc ion 10
tne hee nue' IN the premises, the 9Th
thht Wen hho" ana d. srahi- lrac u ad called Plain
,he "Fr"n nc mas heretofore resided and
latter place. ~ " 49, ~ ' So
~ oo"'h us nfarnrsS To market, and the hcathnl-
ness o The >itnalnn This farm Us rss. he
n"nt anu tlnaIed ny TN itw Iii, county There
o " 'an superior frame dwelling house excellent
UNI IN "lh'r necessary "ut budn further descp
Nv" ~ ehed unnecessarily wishing call
n ana Judge fo themselves, nv friend
all lis advantages. 'N' " ' .
There i'll this Tract of Land 1913 acres LARGE mar, Of
which i finely timbtrrd - - e i -
Terms naae known on the day of sac-and they shall
eon s,a ~ ROBT DYER.
'44'sH = ln3-wtls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07
RED uoOr AGAIN

NO. siam S'ee oppos1s the end If He OH .NarEtt.
h Inc once more re,n'nd The Of Richmond, Of all
cass-s, rsp.ria'y the iad,S tit this Pc.
"ih she store IN 'his other P"'nmr
NY stock large and complete of he
manufactures do assure all who ftvr with aIl tat
-lii spare par !" sasic,ion
rae aS'So 'nent o Ladies Boots Shoe Slippers Gatr Hal:
ealf' bsE'n' &: Also general uf hllrtn'-
a"d 'Gii"s Boots and shoe, OF all gen
tri.ns E"os S"s ruinps, ard Cutters All a.i "a.
sold low fnr Cash only tall and Tor Yourselves.
A. SMITH.
i = FIr-t rate biackin: only five cents per box.
Elchul nd ilarlh 10 ,-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND BCYERs GENEWlLl
Spring Supply Bo"ts Shoes. Trunks, Shoe M,ead,
Barkao. S'e., Uho'esaie and Retail,

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND BUYERS GENER iLl.S.
Spring Supply bouts Shoes. Trunks, Sho. Thread,
Bark,ao. 80, Hho'esale and Retail,
~. 30 WEST aAIS tTREEr
rT,IIE subscriber h- old Of D. u inaon Co. has in
stare i'm md comp asir nirn' o. gTssh Spin. Goid
which have hem vcd weeks. direct
ln the no., rnv-d md h the p'a
al "Grf. his tTirhd- The ;ualc nria'iy brt
si-ctul solicit from Cour'y Merchant aud purchaser
rally OF his Gons under thr ta
They "Ilrrwis tlihn we p'raD hnth with The qua
and price Of hrr Amongst thrn he Offers the follow
LADIES' very superior French aud kid walking Shoes
~ do. do do S'ippris
10. d.. DO. pump-oe Eussins
10. DO. seal and caskin walking shoes
Do. do b"nzc m"rocr" SI'pp'rs
Do. d.. black ma 'olnred gate: BIssns
Do. do f'nrS velvet t''i"' Siipreir
leather, KID ami walking shoes, oi4ap
D.. cali,sn, d.. Slippers AMI Ties, do.
Gen.lrm.ns yer. Superior d.rss Boots, SIirs'
10 Inn cit An do yariolis qualities
Ito. raii-kn, seal and morocco sewed and pegged
Boots assorted
Gentcaens very superior caskn and dress Shoes,
iil-s
Isn,lcmen fine calTskn and d,es Shoes assorted
10 fine lrahrr aud buc. skIn Slippers
Wuurn's fine leather walk Shoes, tafI0ls styles
10 lraitr stwrd aud ptggri Wells, assorted
10 d. aud ktd Slrpar-
Men, lined aud lcgge, I'd Broaan, assorted
Mcr'- tues rrsed and srwrd i,'"eans a:so'fd
Pays ser fine and loss priced Shoe and frnsais
Misses do. de-. shoes and Slippers, n very fine
Leather Tavsin. Trunks, a sizes, very cheap: nir
Trunks crap Rags, ValIc Trunks Shor bread.
-a,s ,uaie. iackine Whiting ana happihs Paper, a>o't
a., t,rdrr- the country shall receive prompt md ailcu-
In, a,t.n,,. DAVID BELLINGTON,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer ~ BIO Shors. trunks,
SGee Thread, 2t., No. 81, West 'ian S'fee
ll5-Wiw
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JNO. S. MccRERY.

n"rfs'Ph'h PLEDGES The combination cf renew ed
gs VII .'a years experience ia his prnssion, Ia
mug IN ms pe1e tie p-ciful, sliei's
he OF h' good friends who heretofore f'y"r.d hun
anu 'hr p"h'lc generally. WIN. acCEEHf.
May IIs-N
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4 NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
i'.. havin. rtIed ilr No '5- West Main
h''i cot above the Exchange Bank for the
" 'nii'ne o 'a ahore business every depaftmrnt,
iru -, us on-r1 with Clothes The tyle or IN
ANY "thfr, To -ut their f;nry
'e h furrd the Mr. William Mcferv and hl-
appointed him his attun ry in la In conduct tr business whose
d"ain "'o's 'fe well known Ia The conlmunt. GENERALLY
oclvtd
lie very moderate, for cash.
Niv 81, Ieii tyo vcrncpy
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E0eonrage u. .Nanuf.etvr,s Of uan, orn s,ste.

7 - .."'"m7HVp TT .H'nuJIctUrfS J y0HF 0Th S1'ts
I'tiE FRANKLIN MANUFhL!URtNG COMPANY have
good and
e,rf "drh iHd cap ,cr. rurd plain A'n, mcdinm
ihne fhV-n" aud wrapping rapcs ii size, AT the
owf wholesale pic"s IL winch they invite public attention.
assured inst IN quality and Their manufacture VIII hrar
COMPARISON wan THE prndnton Nori-m Factory They
are red {" esrr"'e orders FIR any description of Paper at
the market ay require Merchants rcGir
call At The Paper alil aud examine for .nseiyes
March 70 gs-vIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

rants OILS, Dpstugs, Uiado,o Glass, &c,
Wen selected Soca at rue- ives, which they
chasing
~ d. iacnar attention paid packing aud shipping orders
. - allen. DUVAL & CO. Nam street Richmond.
!larch ~ E-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

,ugGISTA CONVENTION, 1929 '3n.-J. W RaNhoLPH &
70 have 10, sale Proceedings and Debates OF TIC rena
.,,,e convention Of s which are snH]o!heu INC NC"
ons,luion Of Virginia and the votes Of the people a, :,
Fab IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

Ar -Ic,I iYSTITuTE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Va The subscriber pe-ents the following sen'me 'o pa r
Medic e-pclfuly snrts The c"utenanee OF
oi Profession he course ct st ue,"n WI,
,Enrace Junior and Senior Year OF which VIII
divided into summer and Winer Session The summer
S.i., 20 commence April 18TH and terminate September 49,
In. Winter Scss November ISL and terminate
Mach -. !, -.
Tn. fee for the year, embracing Summer and Winter Session,
= dron, For either Session separately $40 Advance
tn. Ics If the Institute vii consist of Lectures Rrcia
~ and the several branches OF Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUoiES
IrvInp yEAg-Summer Session-Sp'ca Anatomy; Special
fa,.ir~. Ma,rra Medca. and Therapeutics; Chemistry
.on surgery theo ecal aud Practically Theory and P'ac-
ucr Of Medicine Midwifery. -, .. ~,
senior YEAR IS Session -uentIu hhaoniy r'Ih-
t-, r p,,oIo,y Pablo ogca An1tom General fhys oo2y
Acaaon Medical Jarisrudeaer nsr ses'''""eVe"
addon 10 the above the Student WIZ have access al an
to IN. Medical Surgical cases under ireaen, IN s
Aim. nsr College Irfrmary and PenrnIay, ah"rans nun
amp,- nouuy If tanning practical information aug TESTING
ts.a,n the accuracy Of the principles whlen are 'sg "
ts.ca'ct. Address AU0. l. "'"-'' in.. sn
kti,rnud. spf;l 9th, 1874. io'-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

rrrrty .RR,vAL.-25 CASES OF RoNNtTS.
n fvEp per Railroad and Steamer oomou, " ny e,
X "a. INNS, choice ami fashionable Bonne:s o ihs sea
m ,,rr IN addition pre-en STOCK, renoe!s "n' M
,a, uu.;na Merchant. and dealers ar r. & , ,i
s,i .,amne our stuck of Brnne's aud hats, "he" WI"
,,J n unus,, low uric-s. n: wno-su "r can o.,
" 4 T. r CARPENTER, No. i, Exchange , n.oes :;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

. session H. term of years uf thu House, ana WIN
tu i, in mauner hich he hopes WIZ en','' ntnp ri
laa.- IL the Guh.ic r 10 ,o,s.s nj guests a,
h. Prs iatan Stables Io6-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

To MERCHANTS NNU SHIir - n;n rnmmenccd
f,rish, between This and Petersburg, having
n. e. suitable and Arks for th. business ,,t r
sci, hr uatrona:p Of public Freight taken AZ e "'
ls winch wi in nil he strictly adhered o." anu
an s be- received the Compans Offices on e p9sk AZ
aun,s Ark. to leave for Petersburg every iues'"s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07


LySh spER HoRD JOHN II TEEKhLi
FsaHtfprt. Ey Rgl nd ca Ep.
'ru non RE"InENF OWNERS nF LAND ~ KEN tCrkY
The Undersigned viii nintIs undertake TIE Agency tie
prosecution Of >t' Tor TIE Lands owned by
sisns ~ hentacty, ard wi ii.e particular itr
ve> tlon n cs - and tie a,ar:
anh soldiers n Ihe Virginia
"Fd Aiinnrv AT Inv. tr in Frankfort krntucky, where
lie has at al Times the pnic cr- and ].
H. Terrell reside IN aarh roImy, Kentucky West Ten
nese- river and h- knowledge OF the land
IN that section ii Tho Stair.
Any communication, addressed either Of Them pns.p1iG
viii receive .nm 'aic attention LNS3NDER HUhD
JOHN II TERRELL
Reirr To Hon .frr'endrn, T. s. Hon. j. T. More
head, u . senae Hon Garrett DAVIS e. = II"ue o Repre-
seuiaves; hnnas Richie Richmond, Va Edwin Up>hiT,
Kin" Qncen county, Va Chi-s Terrell! ballard coiny, Ky
Feb. % Oil w3m.
NEW, CHEAP AM DESIRABLE SPRING DRY GOODS.
l Is ~ >NINGHAN. u SHEET SHucK"E Pm, NOW IN
receipt of his Sicck Of spring Dry Goods Consisting part
Is fnlpws:-
French and American Caicnes
N'rs'rd and Cotton BaIzu ines, styles
Striped and Figured Lawns
Brown and B,rhchrd -hirl:ngs and SIl-etngs
Cotton Linen uznlburgs
Sun Shltcs and Parasols, and handsome styles
Black ana co n,ed Aaua,as
sir and Cotton GlovcS ind dosiery
Linen IamiaSk Table Diaper
Stow and Flnrrn,e Grad Ronncts
Also, an assortment Of .ouds Tor ecntlemcns wear.
Ap il ~ ll2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

.,.o - ~ ,JOrHS AND STOCKING fARN-f'e sup
" nsrrs Proue,nrs Of the Richmond Woolen FACTORY, re-
,,4.,f, eve po,iye ana the pno' sh ~
,. c,,n..d IN. addition their Factory, ana are
Il, .rry- them on hest terms. The very na,,e
ny ,y- nave f-ceiyed and the nnivcr a.
49, 49, nav. owen has induced 10 extehd our misine us
1,i and we ar. now manufacturing heavy arce o oa.n
,. 1,ab leans ,om The hes; materials, which we WI.
any.thn: Tor cieapne-s ani duIahiN IN lnr M
h. Ne have also hand aad for >ai- very , ,h
.s ,e s,,na Sfor King Yarn, manufactured ''" .e
q.,r WOO, and warrant equal TO any Yarn ever Gu
~ ih Sfar farncrs s-nning WOOL. oirrs'iy 10 US NAY nay
nv ;sro m. h,.est market price, IN cash. Ci"tn, am
Of C.;,-d Rolls. a,n,&c
s,b M.v 1914 we wili b. prepared 10 CARD Rolls IN a
So, so.'or manner having ordered sett OF ne" Mae"e'
sIn-.,l. ,or that purpose. w
H. toy adjoining H.1sils Flour MINIS. n,cxESZtE.
IIa-3m
;trI 81
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Hos A. ?. UPsHug, &c.

mo. OF FoREtcs OFFICE, December %, 1919.
STA. much agt,,Ion appears to have prevailed OF
Ia,p N The Untd Sites .luve n the designs when
Grea, Britain supposed 10 entertain with regard 10
the Republic OF Texas Her M,j-.ty's Government
deem II expedlent Toxic measures for stopping at
once the misrepresentation which have been cHcuia-
ed and tie errors which The Government OF the
joi;ed States seems have fallen The subject OF
the policy of Grea, Britain with re,Psct to Texas
Tbs, policy ,s c. and SIMPLE and may be stated IN
few words Great Britain has recognized the indeper-
dence ct Texas and having done So she is desrous OF
seeing TIM, md pc finally and formally establish
ed and grrersy recognized, especially by Mexico
Bn, III doss arise from any motive of ambl-
tion or ,ef interest," beyond that interest at least which
at aches the general extension Of our commercial
d. aings with other countries.
We are convinced that the recognition OF Texns by
M-xico must conduce TO the benefit Of both these
countries and, as we take interest in the welbe-
,ny of both aud Their steady advance ID power ana
wealth we have put ourselves forward IN pressing the
;oyernmsn nj cf Mexico to acknowledge Texas as Inde
ne ndent But thus acting have nm occult desgn,
either with reference to any peculiar interest wh'ch we
moht seek TO establish Mexico or IN Texas OF even
with reference TO the slavery which no" 'x's's' anu
which ne desire 10 abolished IN lsSas'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

pooKl PAPER, BLANK BOOKS. &C. fos Si'siN, sA.t1
= Il RiNDOi.Pu 20 l2i West VAN = eel, henho a.
have received their Sans supply "f books sl.lioae, Wv
c and Fancy Goods which Eey VIII Sell 10 country
aud o,hrs IL moderate price .. =.
wo"enl as i, VII g. " RAtDuLPf & CO.
1,ut poIYGLOTr-A Monthly Journal, deS"tsu !" 'noefn
Language. VIZ: English. French, ttai an ue'ma" pm =.
pnsn,,e.- hv Louis +. Kiipsen. A. NJ nt ha'i%s'on :.
g.; VOL 80 - ,,,,n. he DRiNKEM i NORRIS
annuH "a! "''' =" >'' Bcos Binders and Siaouets
lG3 wf
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Ance, NOT enumerated above AT proporonate rates.
~ w WM. u TOMPKiN5, General Agent.
~ lll-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

lie M very moderate, for cash.
May 81, leii.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
FALSE ESTIMATES.

"Bill. you don't wear white collars and
white cuffs as do, because | am a gentle
man :" said il young, well dressed lad IN our
city, few days since, to one Of tho boys
about his own age IN the mel .hborhood, but
his superior at school in knowledge, at home
IN duty, and among his playmates in correct
feeling and courteous conduct.
This incident furnishes vivid picture OF
the false estimates that are made in Amerl-
can society, and the distorted and unnatural
and ridiculous distinctions sometimes set up
in the social state. Here is an American
boy, growing up to live with freemen, hav-
ing the stern republican idea that all men are
made equal, and that the only badges of DIS
'inction worthy TO be kno WI among men are
a cultivated mind, and an elevated heart. and
useful life. What, then, can the parents
OF this child be thinking of, in rigging him
out daily with white collar and white cuffs
and teaching him that these constitute him
gentleman, and distinguish HIM from those
who dress with less carel And suppose no
comes upon the stage of active life with this
false estimate of character, and finds that the
merits of his collars and cuffs are not recog-
nized among men, as badges of distinction,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

Fashion rules the world, and most tyran
cal mistress she is--compeling people to sub
init to the most announcement things imaginable
for her sake.
She plnches our feet with tight shoes, OF
chokes us with tight neck handkerchief. OF
squeezes the breath out Of our body by tight la
chg.
She makes people cit up by night, when they
ought to be in bed, and keeps them in bed in the
morning, when they ought to be up and doing
She makes il vulgar to wait upon ones self
and genteel to live idle aud useless.
She makes people visit when they would ra.
Their stay at home. eat when they are not hun.
CRY, and drink when they are not thirsty
She invades our pleasures and interrupts our
business.
She compels the people to dress gaily, whe,h-
er upon their own property. or that Of others
whether agreeable to the word Of God or the
dictates Of pride.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

he must then either live on in a world of stir
ring events a man-milliner, disappointed,
unhappy, idle thing, hugging the precious
thought TO his bosom, that he is gentleman,
on account of his dress, and his highest asp-
ralions being so 10 appear. And should he
be SO fortunate as to throw off the false no.
ton so early planted in his mind, and find
that beneath all the ribbons or rags that SUR
round man, lies not in the man himself,
with his active mind and dealhless soul, and
discovers that as these are developed and
brought INTO service, and made available for
the uplifting OF humanity, the man is descrv-
ing respect and honor, how would he then es-
innate the teaching of those who had taught
him TO rely upon linen and trappngs Tor
character rather than upon wha, should be
valued as the essentials of manhood and re-.
spectabllity. An estimate he must then make,
such as few parents would desire of their
children.
| The progress of correct principles is too
fast and too potent for the comfort of those
who would rely upon any of the cxtraneous
accidents of birth or wealth, or family, or
linen, for maintaining the rank of resppcta-
bllity. The bod carrier is man, "A God
make, God-endowed man, and as such may
take rank with any man. The difference
and the only essential difference that should
be recognized, is the difference in the devel-
opement and cultivation of the physical and
mental and moral powers with which they
are endowed, and the benficen, uses to which
these cultivated powers are applied
We intend no other use of the remark Of
the little fellow with which we commenced
than to give few remarks of general appli
cation. Those who are now in the days o
youth will come upon the active scenes o
practical life when the views we lave hntet
at will be more generally acknowledged ant
acted upon than ever before. and parents
!. should prepare their children to take ranl
according to this higher and nobler publ
sentiment. bangor Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
From Black woods Magazine for APRIL
THE CHiLD'S WARNING.

There's bloom upon the lndy's cheek,
There's brightness in her eyes
Who says the sentence is gone forth
That that fair thing must die?
Must die before the Towering lime,
Out yonder, sheds its leaf
Can this thing be- o human flower!
Thy bossomlng So brief?
Nav, nay, It's but passing cloud,
Thou didst but droop awhile;
There's life long years, and love and Joy,
Whole ages in that smile
In the CAV call that to thy knee
Brings quick that loving child,
Who looks up in those laughing eyes
With his large eyes 50 mid.
Yet thou art doom'd-art dying; all
The coming hour foresee,
Bur, in loves cOwardice, Withhold
The warning word from thee.
God keep thee and be mcrcfu!
His strength is with the weak;
Through babes and sucking, the Most High
Hath oft vouchsaied to speak
And speakeh now" Oh, mother dear!'
Murmirs the little chld
And there is trouble in his eyes,
Those large blue eyes So mild
ooh, mother dear! they say that soon,
When here seek for thee,
| shall not find thee--nNr out there,
Under the old oak tree.
"Nor up stairs in The nursery,
Nor anywhere they say,
Where wilt thou 90 TO, mother dear?
Oh do sIot 90 away.
Then was long silence-n deep hush
And then the chlld's low sob,
Her qnverlng eye'lds close one hand
Keeps down the hearts quick throb.
And the lips move though sound is none,
That Inward voice is prayer,
And hark! "Thy will, o Lord be done!
And tears are trckng there
Down that pale check, on that young head;
And round her neck he cllngs;
And child and mother murmur out
Unutterahle things
He half unconscious deep struck
With sudden solemn uuth,
That Numbered are her days on earth,
Her shroud prepared in youth
That all in life her heart holds DEAR
God calls her to resign,
She hears-fcels-tr embcs-hut looks ",
And signs 'Thv will be mineN'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-18
,yAYnc's EXDeClOrant

No other medicine will remove mu-
Gus or pns from the throat so thorough
" as this, Il chrclual oOsens the
coaguIatpd masses from the membrsne
which lines the lrachia, and Al cveTV
cough the pa'en, will bring up portions
ot the dsengaged matter. In all CON
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems 10 be making no ef-
tort 10 throw off tho disease, JatHe's
Expectoranl impatts vigor 10 the ma.
rh'nerv OF respiration, aHd enRb es them
10 djsencumher themselves nt The Oh
structions which had impeded their free
operation Coughs, Colds Bronchitis
PIeuri>y-in in word, all diseases Of
pulmonary nature, yield to Ibis prepa
ration, # properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGR?- d moi neglect
It, IhonsaDfs have mel premature
death tor The want OF a lills attention
to common cold.
Have you Cough9- Dr. Nyce's
EXpPclorant sale medical prescrlp
zion, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice !or sever
al years, will most positively Btinrd re-
lief. end save you from that awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an.
nualIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
o' the young, the old, The iair, The love-
y and the gay,
Have you a Cough2-B Be persuaded 10
purchase bottle Of the Expecloranl!- -
To-day ! Tomorrow may be too late
Have you a Cougb'-Joy mes Expec
loTaut is the only remedy goo should
lake 10 cure yOd,
For this plain reason, that in no one
# the thousand cases where it has been
used has it failed to relieve.
Fer sale BY l Atkinson & 20 Car.
roIIon, and R K Gray, Waynesburgh
September l3. 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue Of a writ Of f fa ct iO fa,
issued Out Of Ihs Court oi common
pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO
me directed, will offer for sale al the
door OF tho Court House in CarroIitop
on Monday, the llth day oI Novembsr
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A NJ. and 4 O'clock P M of said dav the
following real Estate, to wit: the ives
half of the south cas- or Of Sec, 2htp
Is (Augusa) and Range 5, Gon'sIning
30 acres more or less. Taken 10 execu
ton and viii be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
October II, a. Printers fee, S so
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue
Of a writ Of 0l'dS uead erponas, issued
cut Of the same Court and TO me directed
J will offer Tor sale the following rea
Estate, 10 wit: The South East quarter OF
the South West quarter ol Src. ID, 7
13, (Fox) aud range 4 containing 40 a.
cres more ur less. Taken in execution
and will be sold hv
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Printer's fee so
Oct. IL, 1914
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