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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

This word lols, often made use OF IN these poems,
presents vulgar image to our thought; we know
not how II is 10 that Of others
The lines which follow about the open window
are highly poetical So the Bridal Ballad in
its power of suggesting a whole tribe and train of
thoughts and pictures by few and simple touches.
The Poems written in youth, written, indeed, we
understand in childhood, before the author was ten
years old, are great psychological curiosity Is it
the delirium OF prematurely excited brain that
causes such a rapture of words What is TO be
gathered from seeing the future fully anticipated
liz the GERM The passions are not unfrequently
felt in their full shock if no, their intensity ct eight
nine years old. bat here they reflected upon,
Sweet was their dea,h-x,h them to die was rife
With the last ecstacy Of satiate life"
The scenes from Potian are done with clear
sharp strokes the power is rather metaphysical
than dramatic We must repeat what we have here
tofore said, that We could wish TO see Mr. Poe en-.
gagged in a metaphysical romance. He needs a
sustained flight and fair range to show what his
powers really are. Let US have from him the
analysis of the Passions, with their appropriate
Fates let US have his speculatons clarified let him
instersperse dialogue or poem as the occasion
prompts, and give us something really good and
strong, firmly wrought, and fairly blazoned. Such
would be better employment than detecting literary
arcenies, NOT worth pointing out if heyexist. Such
employment is quite unworthy Of one who dares vie
with the Angel. x
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tsN' s&NSN N>sENlNN> StN MAY ENtkFTFf.
:. ~. TrgNWur HaiiS'uss' 'or"rr OF spruce
VI Sa.,,y~-s,rec,-. epp"stic tho tity HAL,
,.s,,,,>s, ~ CIV SpestttActs Tor MINK CtNrs per
kk -, Iel, they ytric,, they can ray III SdN"'' ~
,SS k,t iacStNSCl NvNT Al ttr same 'a', N'.
=. ,-,,se, f',,o NtNte, Mall subscribers rive VHNis
,f,NeenN 81 siNHntc, E'd ie@ rpvrt ~ n" S'i' w.
l,,.>t es,,'WS gbN ugsc tr whet II y paia' HurVi't
~ ssN,, ~ ~ months Thtcc Dollars ~ anVNuSo
,,,eity,A ip 81 c>chrrErs With Country N"MslaTorN
M Y>scgs ,Vsciv>i n, tlis ctice whose erio. sis
A. ~. bks thcse W TAX TStttNt. are n'i S'"e' "S
VxxNS ~ ApvkSrisiNs.
49,, ,nc. =. Icss- Est inseJuca. eea1'
"' s~.eh .aS.sSaen' hsetaen.'''.''.dI55i :.
80 ,tst 80 ,Ns,je ''''.'.-.u ~,
SsS ti,r tuc~-farsS trscriio0., - eenis n uRr
W ,aiSS,,.7rn, tpSst,ioR. which may be
,.sN W Iy,S> vice W lSce ui'os ccn'sh hho~
v'r,,A ri de- opaes - Ihe al Ncttiscr.
,ih S.vr ccuIs Hue tor TIE fuSl
ss,a,s,,s, ar, fSar ton each subsequent onN
NxN,,s.> EvNtk,t NoTISGsAc no; esesef'Hs ;e sides
vNsvay> AL,
he [Sa sIsSclrS SID s,'c Evening ciivoa
TIM SRolt-WESkLT TRIBUNE.
:. rsNssl>s every EpNSsr,N snd SATURDAY mornings
r,s,,a - rer SHuUuu. Two copies for ~
NEW-N OEK wEEIilN TNiblN h.
AVERY LASGE PAPER FOR THE SouNiht, =,
a, = A,li ,y :, rtxp,N MORNING, al the 10" prlee VI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

rS- Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manufac-
tory Gold YorkThe subscribers continue TO manu-
facure Printing Presses and every article appea:nng TO h
complete Printing and Binding esub-hment Also, Steam
Engines from three 10 twenty-five horse power, Dies Roll
Fly Lever and Drop Presses tor jewellers ana silver
smiths, Circular Saws Mandreils, Screw Cutting, Mill
Gearing and machinery ot every description e redu
cet prices.
NB-Pertcuar attention given both day and night 10
jobbng. n8 lml HARRISON X LAWTON.
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q To Business nIen.-Edward A. Edgerlon, Attor-
ney Law present al 69 Nasau-s corner OF john Is
about 10 visit and travel through The States of Michigan
Oho Indiana and Illinois remain during the Winter and
spring and Will promptly faithfully uttend 10 any bust
Cess In hose States his for moderate
compensation. Refers Cleaveland Titus Hilton, Esqrs
York n2ilw-
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R, Recording Secretary.

z Mercantile Library notwithstanding
At, Tuesday Evening. 25h November l5i5.-MR GEO
NANDENH0FF'S First Lecture FOR the season Will take
place on The above evening, with PoETcAL READINGS
AND AEcTArioNs, illustrative OF ELocuToNARY EXPIRES
SION To commence nj past o'clock
Single Tickets 80 cents-Tickei, admitting Gentleman
andtwo Ladies' 81. NJ 81
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And the Angel ISRAELI whose heart strings Lutte
and has the sweetest voice Of all Gods creatures
knrGn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

ISRAELI.
Is Heaven spiri, doth dwell
Whose heart strings are q Lutte:
None sing SO wildly well
AS the Angel ISRAELI,
And the giddy stars 10 legends tell
Ceasing their hymns, attend the spell
OF his voice, all mute.
lettering above
In her highest noon
The enamored Moon
Bushes with love.
While, to listen, the red levin
with the rapid Pleads, even,
Which were seven,
Pauses in Heaven.
And they say THE starry choir
And the other listening things)
That Israieli's FIRE
Is owing TO that Tyre
BY which he sits and sings
The trembling living wire
OF those unusual strings.
But the skies that angel trod
Where deep thoughts are duty
Where Love 5 grown-up god
Where the Houri glances are
Imbued with all the beauty
Which we worship in star.
Therefore, thou art not wrong,
Israfeli, who despisest
An unimpassioned song;
To thee the laurels belong,
Best bard, because the wisest
Merrily live, and long
The ecstasies above
With thy burning measures suit
Thy grief, thy JOY. thy hate, thy love.
With the iervor Of Thy Lutte
Well may the stsrs be mute!
Yea, Heaven is thine but this
Is world of sweets and sours
Our flowers are merelyAtiowers
And The shadow of thy perfect bliss
Is The sunshine of ours.
If could dwell
Where ISRAELI
Hath dwelt, and he where |,
He might not sing so wildly well
A mortal melody,
While bolder note than this might swell
From my Tyre within the sky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

AMERICAN ARr-USioN, New York, Nov p, l8i5.
e Notice is hereby given, that meeting OF The Men,
be Of the American AU non will be held u, their room
No 81 Broadway, for thu appointment, Nominating
Committee recommend candidates for the offices OF the
Association Monday the first day OF December next III
half past four o'clock p NJ. precisely.
a256s ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary
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1tIEBULi.. DE MAYER, Templrton 4c-SySi.
ocaa secured a. the concerts oi oio Bun De Meyer
Trnpou Nj any of the UTEoTios. ary crowded
TIRE how great the fush ny one OF brown
M. ordinsry enu. and can DO Immediately opened into
csf rbfy viii inyunnilr Accompaniment "a
obliged be late al concerts OF cfo~u9d rs
sen5rs tc possssArf can pisces mem IN any oes""'o
position. for sale Wholesale and rTthii ny
M JOHN J. BROWN co. l23 Fui'on-al
CI.aSBERI.IES-l9 bbls. and 70 hall bbla ol good
" ka.iorn Cfanborr.cs wscr shipping, for sails ~
III lN3 J. u. BkOAS, w WesksL Washington market
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Ky Boston Subscriptions 10 the New ork
1rio1ne received By authorized Agents. KIDDING - Co
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or IS
AL new and cheap publications for sale a. io ,spre
Nv huston fnhl'shrra Thiars Napoleon. ia7 -.,dc
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cn1.n AND SILVER WATCHES.

DlCHARD FISHER, JR WalctMaSer and Je~e:er,
Id y now prepared sell WATCHES al reai lower Than
sny other HOUSE, city. As he Is constantly receiving
Mi descriptions direct from the Manufacturers in England
France aud Switzerland he IL enabled TO offer very large
assortment OF Gold Watches from SIS SG0 each Silver
do from - to Sie raca warranted to seep good time
or The money returned Also very good uasorLInen OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, very low.
n R.-Secoud hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange bought for Cash Watches Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewelry repa7ed in the best manner s
warranted BY experienced gorkmen low any other
House in thfs city. RICHARD FISHER Jr: Importer o.
Watches and Jevery Wholesale and Retail, No SS Broad
WAY Newly ork, q few doors above the City Hospital
riIv RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

EF Thomas Pinckney smith, Attorney al Law.
Albany BAKER County, Georgia Will attend The settlement
o. Claims IN The Counties OF Baker Lee, SUMTER Dooy,
Randolph Early, Decatur Thomas and Lowndes
Seierences-Horace Greeley, Esq Editor or Tribune;
Cleveland, cor. Hanover and Exchange D. A
Wesson lS7 Pearst; Browning and Hull, lS2 do; Dick
mion Churchill $40 do; Hyslop Brother, 30 do; Van
5dsls Warnock, l42; o. A Wetlnore, 80 Fron,-st;
Wllsrl-sl = ri Sa,Usn.
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j, IL. Wheeler, Attorney ard Counselor 81
Law and Con,uissioner OF Deeds. &c win attend IN The
aesttng Room Of Faraany Hall Il all hours OF the day
- .reniry jvts r.;f
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33oarhiitg, s1.0 aoIsl5.
BoARDINc at 27 coRTLAND-sT


BOARDING AT ct CoRTLAND-ST.
AIRS GLRt. Accommodate or single gem
I've leluen board aud comfortable rooms, until Inc lot
of May furnished parlor and bed room ndJoinins
suitable for igmiy-ierns n1cerale-relerenccs eN-
changed. NJ Ilh
ktUAKD GU brooklyn hights-rwo gentlemen wi!
- with handsome accommodation lis az No. " NOV"
ST. Brooklyn, within minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry
ni72wt
VpUARDING-Two three gentleman eau be- ACCOM-
ID modsled with pleasant and good board nj mode
rate charge by applying Is Ann-sl near Gold ST. no I'm
QOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, or u few SIN
- gle genlenen, obtain board, with pleasant rooms
M No FuTsy,i.-sL References exchanged. no W.
fFlNU LADIES are desIrUus OF board IN II small PM
family in the Northern part OF tue city, "erl OIL
Broadway, they may have Tue comforts OF
Call al p oiXth-avenue near l5ll-st no =
eS5z. TO THE PUBLIC. The proprietor of shaks.
EJ peaFe Hotel avsls hse!i OF this opportunity 10 say
that his Ball Room is open for the inspection OF
those wishing give balls nrd couc-s through the season
and thaI his now complete or the
accommodation permanent boarders lhroughe inter III
rates hoping The public viii Call anu examine iof
themselves. M ). TREoHEit, froptleof.
New-York, Oct 18th, i8i5. o26 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

~ The Annual Election for Directors Of the How,
-, IosfAnoe Coupsry wi be held Al the Office OF said
Con?Say, No Is Wan -. on Mondsy Isl DeceHoer' 1870
e,y-n,sec:ns :. = ard Closing III . 7 NJ.
- :,ssc LEWIS PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

A GENTS who sell tho genuine K q. Railways Chinese
"A Medicaied Soap For tbs convenience OF e public We
publish the following list OF Agents who have just received
fresh supply OF thai TO be sufficiently e1toled RENE
oy, IL o. Railways Chinese hedicsied Soap 40 univcr
sally admired by the ladies' for It's instantaneous eaoes in
removing every vesuge cpnpcs blocbes freckes rough
Res- ha!o"ness &c IL is MISC sovereign remedy io Tie
permanent Eu!irrn ring worm cry sipe!as chop
pea names nud Ips None g,luinc unless signed IL o.
Rld"Hy wholesale Ware House 81 Price ~ and
Is cents per Sole by L. NJ Ou,Iy 9U3i Broadvay
also al l7s "a 5il5 aud AZ Grand.t 90 AID 15i Canal
Canal and HudsU1 2l so Hudson; 90 80 and ri
Bowery 81 Bleeckcr' IS Chatham Geo T. M.igue 9s
Catherine Dr. Tatoei?s cor Mulberry and Broome Mira
Booths Market - nnd Mis- Hayes l33 Fulton. Brook
Iyn Wholesale Depot 81 Ann.si.
\! b. All communications respecting Agencies &c mus.
be addressed, post paid, TO X o. RAILWAY, 81 Ann.s
q I,As
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F- Chemical BaIsRni, or HUT InTiSorHtur-
s.-y Tor ~! diseases Incidental 20 the Hair, and s
rrs,ye IN al where badness Is not beyond Inc
:ssch Of ar Prepared solely by
ssrn.s-O Fish Co Washington, D. c.; Aver fhe-
ID Chsnut SIS Ph.deipha; Il. Rice, corner OF Court
sa6 Howard sts Boston; V B. Lockrow a beaver-si
sIss1v: C. B. Brewer No lI5 Fulton.s. Brookyn III. 5.
re;cSer Msrrbon Ulster Co. n. Tousey. Syracuse,
X Y jon. &. Watson. Charleston Hotel, 5. c.; Gor;on
Anderson New port r l. Us DNison-st, opposite -ud-
low y y. J.4 l. Coddngtcn ApothecaIy No. SV3 hGd-
sons; cor of Spring n Y; Evererds Fanco Store NO
Is Grsni.si.; 4. B. Sands Co as Brondway ho IMos
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tlrY INSURANCE.

lIrE Insurance.
rho Nc,, Knsimud Mutual Life Insurance
- ,,,nN d; Boston, have established an Agency IN
ior The purpose Of receiving appHes-
,s,,,s ~ Lac Insurance., nc.
plSESrORSs
,,,,,.vr PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER,
WSSSfSI5>,N raESONS CHARLES 7. CURTIS,
M..tsxSsSS = ! lN. sill PETER WAINWRIGHT,
sASS'SNSSSSrS WILLIAM W. STONE.
49, ~, ~ Tl'pN THOMAS A. DEXTER,
jINCS READ, ~ OI nS,i 1T p.,,,,
,,>,rs,> ANoHy. Secretary.
iNs> & GRESHAM, NJ D. Consulting surgeon, f'o
srN,swSv New.Notk
'f.M,> " L. GSyENHow, NJ D. Consulting physician,
* Sr,ssu-Av Ncw-ScSs
nc Contrary hss been successful operation in Boston
s the las: eighteen rcnhs. and oees advantages 10 nsu-
- ecsal - sny Other Company.
-, ~ ssSS.ri6e7 JOHN HOPPER,
~ SSs,f usir) Solicitor and Agent, So Wal-st-
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xJOtISt: uy~ON-9,G half chests, 50 quarter DO
4 CHULAN sOUCHOHG-lOO a. boxes
PEKOE FLOW EhS-lJ chesih
Aldo very fu Of rea- OF every dcscrip on
on r.tniL ChSTOH TEA COMPANY,
'rli ltS, tII.-Tl'N zen tbp ~ ''"'i'e'''
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4 Institute : Nsw.YOnx, November 10, 1876.

GEORGE +. NEsBirr, ESQ;
Dear Sr-n reply 10 yours irquiring who has received
the First Premium for Inks, send you copy from me VI
fcia Lists To Joseph E. Hover, Phaeephia Tor lae
BEST specimen vi Writing lax, Diploma George r tes'
oilt, corner of Wall lni Water BIS. Agent -
(Sgned) Yours JOHN w. CHAMBERS, CIetk:
ing over 500 certificates OF Heads of Departments al WASH
ton Chemists all agreeing tina! Hovers Inks are hu
peror any other used by the persons subscribing
The Inks are sale by all tue SIatonefs III The city ana
furnished al manufacturers prices wholesale or re-
TAI, by his Agent, GEORGE r. NESBlTT, Siaioner,
ngn I,Y Conner OF Wal nnd Wslpr SIS.
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IrOVER,S First Premium Writing lns-rhe attention
OF tue public is respectfully called 10 the following
certificate, which will show who has received inc FIRST
PREMIUM for Writing Inks IL the IEe Fair Of Inc Aner
can Institutes -
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,y-YORk TRIBUNE.

-, >,s,N.yewN pA,lN rRlsuNk Is FURNISHED
SsN ,S,.,,sN MORNING.. SUNDAY ENCErTfp.
:, ~, rrssWur naid'uss, cor"cr OF spruce
Ns>..,Nn-s,ree,-. app"s,c tho cay HAL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

!, % Wcsl-st. Obefs Tor
ron: ~ tons Glnhden do.
. 100 tons Soft No. i Fen u
Bar Iron; - Ions II. ': +.
Iron, ckun quality, also.
u3I IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

,ss Broadwsy NewYcrs.-Pctures taken at this estab-
N.h,e are not eSceed in this country, say his hume
roas patrons The public respectfully invited 10 call and
$50 fny tb-r, salysl o8 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

nJsSO FORTE Manufac.ory-The subscribers are
now finishing an entirely article OF inslruineos
which are warranted superior 10 any In rse snd 70
Zen in tIne much longer The Improvement consists IN
n tram. peculiar in construction, obvalng every obJec
iou heretofore caused by tho OF metallic plates 10 III
fsrying The Professora anu purchasers ate i''' "
I'll = GLENN, ROGERS & co.
=, 49, Euon-sL Eas. side Broadway
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wATcBys JgWELRY. sc.

A splendid aSsoRTME,NT OF Gold and Silver Du-
N pick Patent Lever Anchor Escspement, Lepine end
Vertical WATCHES selected from the best ManuiactueTs
In Europe which win be WARRANTED per!ec! Time
keepers.
Do do DO Gold Pencil Cases & Gold Penn
Do do DO Thinibes, Rings, Pins, TIC.
no do 90 Bracelets, with Stones
Do do do. Silver Forks. Spoons, &c.
All the above articles viii be sold the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted be soua TO the best made in The CITY,
kOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine " atches, &c.
No. 7 Nnssau-sL. opposite the Cus.oM House.
p S.-The articles carefully Repaired sud War
ra!ed bv the skiliul ~orknen IN the cv $50 osy
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NIASUNS WaNTEU-A few brck-layers Gun hnd
E6 employment by calling the subscribers, OF III 'he
Factory, Newark. \. j. o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

9YO0DYEAR,S PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
and A.aens-The attention OF dealers Is SOLICITED 10
ABOVE goods, being superior 10 bucksxin Ia dufanhiy
60 = Aless price ihey cannot be saturated or etocted
wssE, any other liquid. WIN acds and arc per-
sci AID plant in the coolest climates For sale 81
Wholesale reLsl by GEO. BEECHER
"f1 Broad ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

INDIA RUBBER BOOTS. Shoes, 6loyes. Sheets
Cloth Toys Life Prcservers, Custnops Ar ness, uonc
~ ,ayr ON hand addition 10 the above articles about
,,tg ia,r,, KINDS India unber Shoes that we ole on
nor favorable der!ep, " no are inyitcd 70 eAhe
80 a1,cs j ur. Mems !. K Boots with hni wl.houI
itbnr rairs 5O,u prs WodIens do Shoes lined ffov
deuce patenl oycrshoe. Mems and W9mens ngi. ana
,, ,t rubber Oyershocs flexible soeS $1,000 prs I'M
$50, Rhf,rr somu OF ', llch entitled 10 debenture
por' 5 IAuy - & c. SMITH q SON. ~ John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

SyaXtc YOUR DULLANS--N,UVU dUI NTeI premium
- Suspcndsrs .;,,,,, n ,,h,a,s
10000 PAIRS uens wonens AID cnd1eas haO oI
600 do do Metallic do
200 do ladies Metallic Buskins
snS Ia do do Slippers ard Sandals
500 do do Sandals leather soles
Am NJ which are be equal to me pest IN Inc
GOLD and 10 retain their color under any circumstances
for sale cheap al the warehouse OF The Newark, ~ J. III
Ola ~ 1uP 70 f'N''' HUTCHINSON L RUNYoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

NEFH TUCh 4 KIM N
- salc-- 100 tons f0fl Henry rig !
do, % tons Bu!rs Bndgn do. do.
do. 10 tons !. brand Norwegian
do. do, 100 tons Sw.J"s Bar
American Rolled and Sheet Iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

partner in pleasant, g-ner reapec'
liable and prosperous business, IN industrious aho '
gent who furnish $500 each capita A1Saess w. d.
appoinllg I'll early interview, through The Post Oice.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14

WNTGOD TYPF AND ENGRAVING.
w The snbscribers beg leave to inform
Western and Southern Printers that they have
commenced the manufacture of WOOD TYPE.
on the North East conner of Main Street AID
Third street, up stairs,s and prepared to fill or
ders, or twenty four hours notice, for any style or
pattern Of Type now in use, cut on the best cedar
or Honduras mahogony or lockwood ,and warranted
to be equal in shape finish and material to Eastern
Type, and at less than Eastern prices.
We have II hand seven fonts, of new style, not
manufactured elsewhere.
Eag'00ing on wood, such as Newspaper Heads,
VIgnettes &c, done to order, on reasonable terms.
Printers frou the country will please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery.
Sorts to old fonts cut to order at few moments
notice. J. w. D. PALMER, & CO.,
tsSe5 over Enquirer Office, Cincinnati.
Publishers in the West desirous Of adding to
their job offices new materials, by publishing the
bove TO the amount of So, will be paid in type
when they purchase three times the amount OF their
bill
Feb. 81, ls45.-n5l'S$
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.SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of venditioni exponas and fl
I'D IA. ct lev. ia. TO me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public outcry, or Monday the 29d
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at or near the
saw mill of Alexander Sinclair, in Adams
Township in said county, the following des-
cIibed personal property, TO wit: The undivided
half Of three houses of Tobacco taken as the prop
erty of Alexander Sinclair also four houses Of to-
bacco to be sold on the same day, at or near J. &
A. Sinclar's upper mill, containing in all fifty five
thousand pounds more or less; also two yoke of
oxen and their yokes, one OK cart, one two horse
wagon, one bay horse, one black mare,
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o. We are authorised to announce
JOEL YOST
candidate for Representative subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Dg-We are authorized to announce
JAMES NJ. STOUT
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
GG-We are authorized TO announce
THOMAS WEST
as candidate for reelection to the Office Of Pros
ecuting Attorney, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
Oc,- We are authorised to announce
CHRISTIAN YOCKEY
as candidate for the office of Sheriff. subject to
the decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
tion.
o. We are authorised to announce
WILLIAM D. PATTON,
as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF, subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton.
o. We are authorised to announce
ARTHUR MORRISON
as candidate for County Commissioner, subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con-
ventan.
Q1-We are authorized to announce
THOMAS GRIFFITH
as candidate for the Office Of County Commits.
sioncr; subject to the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14

GtORONER'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
Z wrIts of Leviri Facias to me directed from
the court of common pleas of Monroe county,
and State OF Ohio, will offer for sale at public
outcry at the front door of the court house in
Woojsfed in said county, on Tuesday, the 24th
day of June, l945 between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m and o'clock p. m. OIL said day the follow
ing real estate, to wit
About two and three fourth acres of ground.
with the appurtenances situate thereon, on tho
east side OF the town of Woodsfed, and which
is bounded follows, TO wit: On the north by lands
OF Alfred briggs on the east by lands lately own
ed by Michael Ruitcr, on the south by lands Of
William Cochran, and on the west by the town
plat of Woodsfeld, being the same land on which
the Monroe Academy is erected.
To bo sold as the property OF the Monroe Acad-
emical Association, at the suits Of Wm. Steel for
use of j. NJ Mason, aud others. May "a. lS45.
". D. PATTON Coroner