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NTEHBRRs on THE LEGIsf ATTIRE aud

A'h ~ 'h'r' NJ fsd % t2i Main iee s 81 NJ "a
re ooil steel I'ns IAN iakaafs Sand aid Tape
PEI knves Pencils Wsfers, WsB Lids Rubbsr srd hef AM
tsnhe ttsoney line Aio, ~ Wsedy sewsyapens Psroei.
eol, Novels, ed 0,hU Hsb' literature Of the day
~s JRispoLPH = co.
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N.I.gn cemr NortmL,r certf les.

The Court. the Officers Of the Court ard Bar Of the
County Court Of Nelson, having heard the melancholy in
iollgence the death Of their fellow citizen JonE NJ
hAsIiy EsI, for long time amember Of ibis barr In ie.
unony Of the esrcct which they beur 70 the memory of
the deceased, doh adopt the following resolutions;
lst. That the said deceased a. q member OF this bar
and citizen. ranked high Of tte lige, CO. H.
icgniy afd bcneyoence and highly esteemed by the
coufuunity ~ which 10 moved and whs known.
God. Tnot to members o. tie Court tie bar and OF
Gers n The Court, vii. the usual badge Of mourning
for fhiuy days.
sfd. That tese resolutions be published IN the newspa.
pets published IN Richmond. Jynchburg and Chafoltes
vile, and that copy thereof be Transmitted BY the Clerk
Of this Couu 70 each Of biz surviving bfobor and sisters
Copy-Teste.
SP. GARLAND, CpE.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
We sapeei 10 be able supply The most OF our city sub
.ebers with the Presidenis Message Immediately after
ibs Northsrn Cas- reach tho city to-day
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, pscsNhkk J. 's'''
rrs.. Is. reading matter on both the outside pages
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AUCTION NOTICE. WILLIAMS * HAxALL
WI sen Ths Morning iOi O'Clock Cfoir and New oresn.
sori me RIO Oons Old Java COGs Nostsrn No CO..
~ es pm, west lnia and svraf Eous Moisfe- prime
hnhey pine 60 en sol Pine Cheese vsy Iaiso
10 kess, so'e Lsa'bsr Ee. e.
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TA,atre-Great Altraction ,

OF NOTICE.-A meeting will be held at Mr..
Hoze Church, 5h Thursday evening oeiot
take consideration the erpedeey Of burg ouss
O. Worship N'nie Of hs church ani su fe=dy thereto
fespsctfnIly inNlted % anend
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~ EW BOOKS, received by NASH ~ WOOD
H0USE-Iord Malon's LfC of "a = parts
forming .. "a AMI IS Library Of Ch)ioe Rea ling.
CooPers Last NoseThe The iinepase Manu-
scnps, by the Author OF the "spy" &c; in 9 vols.
TrppIngs in author Lani, by Fanny Forester.
hbedneso, IN. Money Lender, BY Mrs Gore prie. e5c
The White Boy-a story Of Ireland ls2s. by M Hall
pEes 25c
TIE Orange Girl Of YeDils The downfall OF
Ten" Romance; i2lc.
Ellen Gncon; The Brd. OF bery BY BerJ sakss. Esq
author Of Emmy Eiwoo5,r &C use
C.ui<shank's Table Boos, ~ iLustnti5ns, 2se
Affecting History Of c. who las eolh nine
y'ars In n cupgeon under gIourd; lg!e.
The SeLool Tor Scandal Comsdy Aes by sLenIaE
I9ie.
The Jeuits. uansaed nom the French NJ Mehelst
Quine; edited By & Edwards Lester,
The Mahmo:h Pictorial BfcheT Jonathan
Holydays Of Is46; piee l2c.
ARia eosetion Of spendd Iustrat Prayer
Books suitable for Christmas sni New Year, Present.
NAsH A. wOODUOUSE
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TusTpAy. pnCINaEN ,. tsiS. -
The resolution at the House OF Delegates, for the eee
,ion Wednesday, vi Senator Of the United States,
succeed MIR Rmes, YVES taken up. and eoncurtcd iu.
oa mO,ioa OF Mr. BArrisr, tho concurrence Of the Senate
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a MOTHER LARGE. ARRIVAL OF CLIO I'll.
IA ING. nj lIs MaIn II per F,pIes. aud
Packet another srse 10, Of Clothing which
ard viii Sc ~ aye, aud ls same qualify
can be had ei-ewhere. Come and try
de sIaAs MERCHANT, ma Main 81
STs NOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The
>rH = an iast a.hng sebc EllZABErH, Captain -
FiI'y tons Suthena Pideipha ~ Preferred
hpp,y II ID y BIjSELL a heCANDLISH.
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WANrED-S2OOO worth James River and
w Efnawha Bond. 10 Bonds Il $1,000 each.
DEG F.LI pJAyR9
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WTg have opened ioday boz of vsfy ssfsfor CIswhg
w TOBACCO Those a very fns sns win pl.aes
give us IN eaH J. a. EUSTACR q son
n, IN NU,.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

PICTURE OF HEA LRa

Health is characterised "a an iadivi
dual By the absence Of all pain, suffering
or affection in eny part OF his body; "
the free and regular exercise e~ei all hi
functions without any exception. They
consist in having good appetite at mea
times. an easy digestion, free evacua :
tions, without looseness or cosllFeness
a. least once in every iwentyrfour hours,
and without heat, drypess, oC burning
at the passage; the free issue OF the wa.
ter without acrimony or burning, and
without a reddish sediment which is al
ways sigr Of q present or 40 approach
ing pam; quiet sleep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no taele ct bile
or other bad taste 10 the mUGih apen
.risog 10 the morning; 40 sourneSs OF
disagreeube rising Of the s.omach;
clean tongue; a sWeebreath no pitching
pimples or spots on the skin; no piles;
no burning beat uPun any part OF the
body; 40 excessive thirst when uneKpoS
I'd 10 Labor or olherknown cause; no Ia,
terruption 10 any nataral evacuation, nor
paia at their periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does
not hdrmonize with The above picture ol
health, 1t 10 of the greatest importance
that no time be lost ineendIng for a doc
tor, or in the use Of foolish remedies to
often the result Of speculation: instead
Of this course let dose Of BraDdreth's
Pills be taken, which wall not deceive,
out will al once restore health 10 the or.
GAG or psrt,h reguiresit.
All who wish to preserve their health
all who are determined to defend theiI |
life ngains. the encroachments of dis
ease which might send them premature'
Iy TO the grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse 10 the rBrandreth iPIlL
when the state Of theS System doesnot hal
monIGe with the above picture OF healI
Those who live ia ii country When
contagious or other diseases prevail,
should often think Of this true picture Of
health, and observe hmseli with ParticG.
lar attention, IN order to act accordingly. 4
The wise aOd'cightIy directed will follow
this adViCe--lhe ubwise are LETT tOtheil
own destruction. For sale by
n. A. STIDGER. /
July 10, 1874, /
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SKTN DISEASES re often owing
70 Scrofulous habit of'body, and 10 os.
4 { 10 effect permanent cure The Or.
.giUsf esUs So must be removed.
JAYNE'S LIFE pREsERV ATfVE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
Offerd tOthe public has been found UOl
only TO cure Scrofula, uader all its muI
GipIisd iorms, OF Cancer. Kings Evil,
GOilrs, Whue'Swslliug, DC, but also to
remove the disposition or tendency TO
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
70 originating from distractions in the
gIaRds or pores Of the skin, or from
impurity Of the blood or other fluids o
the body.
For sale By l. Atkinson & Co, Car
rolltou, and r X Gray, WayneSbuFgh
September l3 1874
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Jayme's ExpecrOramt.

No other medicine wi remove nau
Gus or pus from the lbroeE go thorough
'ly as this, II efeclually looscOS The
coaguIalsd masses from the membrane
which linos the trachia, and ct every
cough The patent will bring up portions
OF The dlsengaged matter In ell com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems to be Enskina no ef-
fort TO throw of the disease, Jayne's
ExpecloraRl inparis Vigor 10 the ma
ehinery Of respiration, aud enables them
to dsencumber themselves Of the ob.
slructions which had imPeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis
Pleurisy-iu a word, all diseases Of a
pulmonary nature, yield to this PrePa-
ration. II properly administered.
HAVE YoU A CoUGEG - Bo not neglect
it, thousands have met a premature
death tor the went Ol liuIs attention
TO COMMON cold.
Have you CoUgh7-Dr, Jayue'S
Fix xptclorant a sale medical prescrip
tioH, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in an exlenslVe praclico !or sever
al yeOrs, will most positively efford re-
lief, end save you from that awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which sn
auaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of Tho young, the old, The fair, the love-
y and the gay.
Have you a Coughf-Be persuaded to
purchase a bottle ofthe E%pectoraDl!-
10 day Tomorrow may be TOO late.
Have you Cough' yne'S EEpec
GRANT is The only remedy you should
AXE TO cure you.
For this plain reason, that in 10 one
,f The thousand cases where it has beeO
Ised has il failed to relieve.
For sale by l. Atkinson & 20, Car
roIton. and R K Gray, Waynesburgh
September l3. 1874.
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iBaLDNESS ANDaoSS OF HATR

.Is caused by a want OF heaIrhyrclion
Of the vessels which throw otflbe per.
spirat;on from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased. the per-
spiraion 10 thick and chmmy and ad.
here's TO the mouths Of The pores and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or danGruF. Less blood 10 then
carried to The roots OF the hair, and Tor
want of which he hair has moi suffi-
contnoVrlshTenI and consequently be.
comes dry and harsh, and begins nseu
,ibly 10 laIl of which continuing TO ia.
crease eventually produces badness.
2escrs the capillary vessels OF the head
10 heir former healthy circulation, and
a 6ne silky new hair will make It's ap.
pearanco which will increase 10 Quan'i-
~ and volume uniI their hair becomes
thick and healthy,
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Hoads,
which It has done 10 innum Bile 10.
stances, aud will seldom fail, il ptopeE-
ly asd petseveriDgly Ssed.
For sais bv I. Akiasow & Co Car.
roII,on and r K. Gtav. Wsyassbussh.
SeplsmbeS %, tslS.
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FsO R CON PTION!

Important to all those piflIcted will
diseases Of The Lungs and Breast.
Seven Thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in on
year
WISyNk'S ,BALSAM OF Will
CAERRi, The great American Rene
dy for The Lung complaints and al
affections Of The Respiration Orgaas.
We do Hot wish totrle with the lives
or health of the e{fi cled, and we sih =
cerely pledge ourselves to make no as .
sertiOHs as TO the virtue oil this medi.
cine, and TO hotd out no hope TO softer E
ing humsniIy which. ..iacts will not war
rant.
We ask The attention OF the candld'io
lew considerations.
Nature, ineVery part ol her works j.,
has iefI indellbIe marks rol Gdaption
end design.
The constitution of the animals and
vegetables oI the torrld, lie such that
they could not endure tho cod OF the
friRid zone, and vice versa.
10 regard to disease and its cure, The
adoption isno Iess striking.
The Moss oil iceland, the Wild Cher.
ry and Pine Of all Northern Ialitudes.
(and DR.. Wistar's BaIsam' is com
pound chemical extract from these) have
long been celebrated for complaints
prevalent only in cold climates. Indeed
the most distinguished medical men
have aVened that nature furnished ~
every country Sntidoles for its own pe-
cutler diseases.
Consumption in its confirmed and in.
ciPient sl0ges, coughs, Iaslhma, Group
and liver complaints, form by far The
most fatal class Of diseases known 10
our land. Yet even these may be cured
Oy means Of the simple yet powerful
remedies (named aboVe) and winch are
caterrd, by bsnehcient Provid nee.
wherever those mAladics prevail
CASE OF ASTHMA
The following is from a distinguished
Lawyer Of the city Of New York and
who st'se reading such cases car
doubt the efficacy Of this msdrrin,R
New York. Ian 25 l843
! have been afflicted with spasmodlc
asthma for "a sometimes so SO
we're as TO be confined to my room lor
weeks; and although attended by varl.
Gus medIca adv OF the highest rep.
ulatioD and BIZ IN the country, lhe re
lief was but partial and temporary
twice the disease proved nearIy fatal to
my life.
Some few weeks ago, ! commsnced |
taking WstSr's BaIsam OF WIG Cherry,
which govo me Instant relief, and q
single bottle produced in a few days
what believe 10 be q rsdiceI and per-
Fecl cure
A, WILLIAMS, Atty at Law,
No3S William al, NY.
We are acquainted with the WiteT 0
the above certificate, and HE statements
are entitled to the full confidence Of the
public. F A TALMADeE.
Recorder OF the city OF NY
john PowRR, y d.
Vicar GpnaFal NJ N York
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BOOKS.

BOOKS.
Is dOz us Spoilers,
6 doz. Cobbs,
= doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Readers an
ArIthmetlcs.
z doz. Western Caiculators,
g doz Klrkham's Grammar,
2 dog Frosl's History oi the us.
2 dog, Missouri Harmony,
| doz Parleys Geography,
I dez. MltchsllS PRIMARY Geography
/ d,z, DO Geography d A'Ias'
4 doe. Mslker'sDlcnonary,
Half doz Comstock's ChernoITy,
Halt doE do Philosophy,
Half doz D'Aubignv'a .IsIosS Of I6t
ReloEmauoh
Hall doc. Edwards on The Will,
Hall COZ. Confession 0i Faith,
Half dog. Methodist Hyma's,.
Hall doG. Watts PssItGs and Hymns
Halt dog Dsvids Psalms,
tiaIIdCz, General Assembly collect
ion olPsaim6 & Hymns,
T8 dog AmaAack's
On ha0d and for sUletS PSI
W. NJ SINCLAIR
Nov. 9th lS44.
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SDE. ID Jayme's 'SanatiVe
Pills.

For Liver Complaints, Gout Jdudice.
Dyspspsid Rheumatism, FeUerS, Ner'
pousness, Erys;peIaS, and diseases of
the Skin Impurity Of The Blood In
famasioHs, Melancholy S,cf Head
uch, CoshpenesS, Pains in the Head
Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs Bill
OuS Affections, Femcie Diseases, DC
&c &C., and wheneuer any Psrgatire
Medicine nag be required.
There Is scarcely any disease iu which
PutgallVe Modlcinss are not more or
less required, and much OuforinR and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used No person can
feel we'll WnIe a costive habit OF body
prevails; besides il soon generates Sc
rious and Olen iataI diseased, which
might have been avoided bye Ilmey
aud judlcOus use Of proPer Ostbar'ic
Medecines. 8
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with tho greatest confidence, be-
IieViOg them far sUperiorto the'Pdls IN
general use, more mIId, more prompt,
ssfe, and Uniform in their operation.
10 using them, 90 particular care is
required Persons may eat end dIihk
as usual and, il desirable, cal tmme
dately after taking them.
Age will not impair them, as they
are so combined ne TO alWaysEeedl'y
dissolve 10 the stomach.
10 small doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, but in large doses,
they ere sclVeIy Csthar'ic; cleansing
the whole alimenlary canal from all
purrd, irritating and iecal matters, and
producing healthy secreuons Of the
Stomach, Liver, and the VaTous other
organs OF The body.
They may DO taken At all times, and
in most dseases--in lnfammal0rv, In
srmlttent, Remitlent, Bilious, aBd eve
~ othBr form Of Fever JauOdlce and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an invaluable article, gradu
ally changing the silisted secretions of
the stomach and liver. and producing
sthy ac1iou 10 those important or
gems. They are'very valuable for dis
sases cI The Skin, and for what TO con
monty called 'Imputly oI the Blood !
also for Female Complaints, CoStiVe-
ness, &c. and in fact every disease
where su AperteHt, Alternative, or'Pur-
RalIve Medicine may be required
TDyPePsia positively can be cured
by perseVerlng use oI this valuable
SANATIVE, especially if The Tonic
VermiIuge be used in conjunction
For SAls by
1. ATKINSON. & co
CarrolIlon
And R, K Gray, WsynoSburgb.
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Boots and Shoes,

or Gsntemsn which will besod ascheap
if moi little cheaper the like quy o'heE cSOihme"
in this Of The country ,.. L.~
materials him rest assured hs' no vi" uS u"
best exertOns give general satisfaction ,.
medeto the neateS manner aud upon me
ce when the work Keeps On hand vi" Do mace e Oo
SN'e' ne"OP' ~ HENRY HELFRICK,
tCerroItOn, March H. 1916.
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NOTICE,

IS hereby gwen, rha, a'pe,ilion will
Ibe presented to rho Commissioners Of
Carroll county, at ihOIr june sVssion, in
1S45. PRAYING for tho location of coun
~ road, commencing on the "MdklOn
beatty road" near the north east corner
'ol Harrison Downs fence, thence tho
earesIeHd b"sl road, Oear tho hOuseRnd
tbam 6f!scob shoarer on The south side.
TO Ihs'sduthrsa sasu corner of Jacob Shear
ssr'S ldId, thence 0suh to the New Lis
lbOn and New Ph,lEdol bhi1 state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April %, 1916 -2Satt
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February %, ls46.-ilA.
A GREAT BARGAIN!
who wants its

sTUNIlE subscriber intends 10 sell. nj
private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT 10 CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 26 IA Roberts ed addition 10 Car
TOIllon, and has good STORY and a ha II
frame house with five ooms, and a good
cellar, wood shed, we'll, smoke house,
= large aud comfortable stabIe pig pen,
and a number OF bearing fruit trees on
q. The Out Lot u but Two or three
rods from the lot, and containsG R,tle
less lhTG one and hall acres, The
above property will be sod-pery lOD
the lerms will DO made 10 suit noarIy
any purchaser, and an Indispurable tile
wIII he given, Those who wish to oh.
tain comfortable home IN The town OF
CarrslItoR 'for proPorionably small
consideration, will do we'll TO Take this
chance Enquire, either personally O.
10y letter, (pOSt paid) Of the Rev. D.
RorhAeker, IA CsHolIlon, or of The sub.
scriber.
A. B BIERDEMANN.
UnioutoWn, Stark Co ,OI
Feb IA, I845 v
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, to all thd! il may
seOncsrn, that petition will no present
I'D 10 the Commissioners Of Carroll coun
ny, q. thsIrJu0e session, araying Cor the
'vAcstiOH Of road IN Fox township
&uowh by the name Of Naples road,
'~Ommsnclng a. 'WaIlsVllle. running an
'padsrly direction OF about one mile,
ssad ddnlersseuHg road at Naples farm
which leads from w N Push's to Samuel
'WrishlS suw mill, 10 said township
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, I845 - 9S-4I
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BALsAM OF Will. CHERRY,

FIke attention Of tho afflicted 10 be-
coming more and morelauracIed to this
incompatible remedy for Asthma, Bron
che'is, Coughs. Consumption &c But
II is necessary 10 remind all who would
got the true article. to enquire paFlicu.
larIv for DR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM
OF Wild CHERRY, and take 0olh =
ing else. Unprinciplpd dealers will
tell you thai Syrup OF Wind Cherry, or
some othOrcough medicine lie equally as
good. Regard them not lhoy only
want your money. Remember s 10
Wislar's BaIsam OF Wild Che rry, ths
not only relisVes but cures
Price $I00 per bottle.
For sale in Cincinnati by
SANFORD & PARK,
Also IN Carrolllon by
R KENNEDY, Duggitt.
Feb rs. 45.
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The subscriber has on hand 'Ot Of
BOOKS for sale, such as Eclectic Rea-
ders, Cpb's audlU s. Spelling Books,
Mi'cheI's Geography, Introduction to
the English Render, PArIev's History,
Music Books, Cob's Prlmer's and ma .
.ny other uoefuI Books.
JULEUS C HART.
Fob. 7, 1915.
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Kendall jackson.

The suter w0h opurchase Iargeusu,y Of wool for which
will b paid al his H. JACkSON
,Carroton April Is, 1845 -27-tf.
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'OHee.

10 pounds Cotiee of The best quality
for Uns dollar, by
l. ATKINSON & co.
OCtober4 1914
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01rDr SMITH having declined The
practice Of his p"oiession in Carrolrou,
would take this opportunity Ofr0oommen.
ding to his friends, and the public A. K.
GHIaHoLH.M M. D asa phy sicien in whom
the utmost confidence can be- placed. !
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mi .H5DI GAM EJORlGla.
a. R. GAsishOSna. W d.. a
July 10, 1874

hs Ha0 VhhEsEaUEEHE9 M W'3 a
graduate o the Medlcal College OF OHIO.
having !ocaled'ln Mn town Of CarroIIton
with the view otusklog It his ptrma :
nent resIdeOce, tenders his professional
services to ihe iohabltauts oi the place
and tho surrounding coCntry, aad hopes
by close attention and ass.duous appi-
cation to the various dulles Of his pro
Iession to merit snd obtain a reasonable
share Of public patronage
. Office few doors west Of siuctair's
Store.
JuIyi2 'ls44
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E1r-c Z 1nE-Ee

E1D1G g. 1E1ES
THE subscriber will pay the highest
,snarkel price tor Hides and SklnS.
WM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov "a, I848
8 DOZEN Russie and Fur Hate from |
10 dollars tOr sAIS By
TX JACKSON. !
Nov 9Th 1874
500 rLs couOnYErO iFiltsbureh manu-
ascture Is 10. Tor ST., COuoa laPS and
SAchd,s w,ck, iusl receiVe6 aud for sale
~ X. JACKSON
Noe s.4 lb<A.
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WHEAT WANTED,

The subscriber Wishes 10 pUrchBas q
sqUanritytol WHEAT, for which he will
pay Cash on delivery
Dec 6, IA WIN, NJ SINCLAIR.
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HEENRY WELiFIslCK

WoUreopeely friends and the public generally that The s
10 chop doosnOr'h O MT
eases will constantly keep haad SOO
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Important to all those pfIlIcted with
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06
"COL. BENTON'S BILL. D

At length the mountain has BROUGHT forth
again, and the mouse is precisely similar to the
one OF which II was delivered last summer, with
the exception of the tail. This mouse has been
curtaed Of its dimensions by some process or
other; whether it was consumed by the fery in
dignaton Of the Republican party against such
an inefficient breed, or whether its parent de.
sired to exhibit bob.tail to the Senate and the
world, for the sake of greater dversion-and
we presume the sequel will show that Col Ben.
toms design is merely to ridcule the efforts o.
those in favor Of immediate Annexation, as a
preliminary to the assumption of his "grand
NEUTRAL posltion--of course his Wing allies
who are laughing obstreperously in their sleeves,
are the hest qualified to decide.
Col. Benton has not in reality, the presump.
ton to believe that such peurile and curtaed
bantllng as this proposition, which is brough,
forward after two months Of grave, profound
and mysterious parturtion, can be made 10
swallow up the measure which has passed with
such difficulty through the House no. he does
not believe it; and if the popular branch of
Congress were to revoke what has been done,
retrace all the steps which have been taken, and
bow in reverential submission to this curtailed
mouse, as the god of their doatry, we are sure
no one would be more surprised than Col. Ben
ton himself
After the great Presidential battle has been
fought and won on the merits of the question o.
immediate Annexation T; and during the din OF
which the great guns of the enemy were often
charged with Col. Benton's "anti-imme diate''
and imPracticable thunder: after all that has
been spoken and written in favor of the instan.
taneous contamination of the measure-the
last letter from Gen. Jackson to Mr.. Blair de-
monstrating, by authentic facts, that the last