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SHERLEFS SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of Pin. f ia el
leu fd issued oul OF the CourI OF Com.
mon Pleas for Tu.carawas county, o ,
and 10 me directed. will offer Tor sale
at tho house Of Amos Sherfod. in Or.
ange township, on Monday The 24h day
of March, lS45. the following proper
~, 10 wit; Three fields of Wheat 10 the
ground, about fifty acres Also, al Tho
same time and place, by virtue of
wril oI Vendi ErpondS, issued out Of the
Court Of Commob Pleas for Stark coun
~, Ohio, will offer the following pro
perly, 10 wit Four heed OF Horses and
fifteen head of Cattle. Sale II com
mence al II O'clock A. NJ of said day.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March ii, lS45-l.25.
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I'AIhORlClYG
Bss New EkagersQOWM!

The subscriber would rrspeclIull,
mtotm his Old cuslomels and the nuh
lie generally tral he SDlIi continues 10
carry un the above business in New
Nagr,t. wn Carroll county OHIO. lie
wi'i ne 'aHuo ~ ~. shop ~ al lines 10
a'i.nt 'o'l.," who ma, '.y0r han with
d r'tt, II. t,c.yGs tbs Nv York
nDd phi odo.phDa Fast,ous regularly
every Sprrus ara Fnii, 8 h,ch will ena
hlc hlr1 10 gtve satisfaction to both Old
,Gd oung lie hope. b. strict alten
non 10 business tn receive a share Of
that pn'rouaF" which isalways beslow,
ID by l'berai public on he ndustrlUus
HIS charges vii be made TO suit the
times, 7ud ha wi receive either cash
Or country produce IN payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb IA. l345.
80 Barrels Lake Salt m hand and ror
sale by X JAt kSON.
Nov 8h, 1874
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
The Ohio Lie Insurance aud Trusl !

The Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust
Company,
Us.
Joseph Creal and Wife.
ORDER OF SALE ON DECREE
BY virtue OF an Alias Pin. Hendi iv-
sued out Of the Courl Of Common Pleas
and TO me directed, will offer lor sale
at the door OF The Court house, in Car
roIIlon, on Monday the 2lsi day Of
AprIl next, between The hours OF 10
O'Clock A, NJ and 4 o'clock p NJ the
following real estate, to WI; The Nurh
half Of the Norh Wesr Quarter ., Sc
ton eleven, Township thirteen. of Z ,oge
six. containing eighty and six cen hun
trtdlh acres, more or less.
D WATT, Sheriff.
Feb. %, lS45- Printers lsr 1925.
ALSO,
AT The sams time and place, by vir
Tue Of a writ Of alias PIN aiiGs Uend,
eTPo"as, lbe following real estate to wit
The north rasj quarter Of section lG rp
l3 Of tauge D; also the east 1 If III,
south west quarter Of section 10, town
ship Is aud range 5, suijecI 10 the iiIt
esIa'e oi David Richards and VIE. Ia
ken IN execution and will be sold bV
b WAT +. SoonG.
Feb q, lS45 prs Zee 81 80.
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BOots and Shoes,

or description both Ladies' Gsrcmen will sold cheap,
# little than work OF be IKE qoaIy oe establishment
II this part the country
lie keep the women, work nothing but the best
Those may that be will his
best give general
Work will be and the shortest
ordered, made The best
ii hopeso a snaTeo .
HENRY HELFRICK.
Csrolton, March IA, 1915.
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1871 Prizes, smoUuingIo $1,000 90
1000 Tickets at 81 each.

The above property vii be disposed
of a. tndlcaltd 10 One Thousau
chances Of Onr Dollar each. to be drawn.
N Waynesburgh, IN Mnndav the 7,h
day OF April next, at 6 O'Clock A. M
Wagons Bogg,es, Harness, Kettles.
Ckairs, ilames, Buckets. &c, are new
and all The property is as represented,
The drawing will b. conducted by dis
interested persons scring Under cath.
The property will be delivered over to
the holders Of lbe for nno'e chance on
demand Those wishing to purChas.
tickets may rest assured that Their y III
he tairness in the drawing Al per,
sons wishing to see the drawing can be
greri6td bg offending al WsyOesburgh
90 The 7h day Of April
r NELSON
N B. Tickets can be- had OF S G
MKEii, who mSS araIi limts be lount
Al the Free pr's' Office.
March 7, l845.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

~ V - % ~ - ~ 80 = ~ hN
who wants ite
THNllE subscriber intends 10 sell, Mt
L private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 26 in Roberts Cd addition to Car
roIlOn, and has good story and half
frame house with five looms, and a good
elar, wood shed, well, smoke.house,
large aud comfortable stable pig pen,
and "a number OF bearing fruit trees en-
1t. The Out Lot is but Two or lhreo
rods from The lot, and contains little
less Ihln one aud a half acres, The
above property will be sold pery lou,
The terms will be made 10 suit nearly
any purchaser, and an indispulabIe title
vii he given. Those who wish to OBJ
tain a comfortable home IN the town Of
Carrollon for a pruPoIIionabIJ small
consideration, will do we'll TO take This
chance Enquire, either personally OF
by letter, (posl paid) of the Rev. D.
Rorhacher, in Carrolton, or Of The sub
scriber
A. B. BIERDEMANN.
Uniontown Stark Co OF
Feb. IA, 1915.
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SnERIFF'S SALE.
C,rrollron, March &, 1915

BY virtue Of wri' Of E. ia etlep fac
isSurd oui Of tho Coul, o Common
Pleas Tor 5ia,k county, Ohio. aud % me
directed, | wllI OF tur sale At the doot
al tho cuur house R Carr0llton, ~
Monily the l4h day oi April next,
between the honrs Of 10 O'Clock A N ,
and 4 o'c,ock P " tho following rcst
estate 10 Wit: Part Of the north wtst
quarterol sccuon 20, toWnsIip lG, and
range q, b,GInnlng at the north cast
corner Of saId qUarler section, thence
south to obtain the water rlghI Of Big
Sandy, thence west along the south
bank Of SAID Sandy creek to The west
line of said quarter, thence north along
SAID Ioe 10 The north west corner oi
said quarter section, thence east to the
place Of beginning, with all its privileges
and apperlanGnrcs, (excepl the part OF
the Town Of Malvern, and lots hereto
fore sold, adjoining said town The
improvements on The above property
are one Saw Mil, Fowering Mill, and
Woollng Factory Taken in execu-
lion and will be- sod by me
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Feb 81, lS45 = printers fee So
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COEONER'S SIZE.

BY virtue OF wrh oil Alias VeBdl
Eyponas, rssned on Of the Court OF
CupWon P.els for Carroll county. Ohio.
and 10 me directed. | wllI offer tor s,Ie
at 'he '0or ofthc c0url-hnase N The town
" Csrro.iha, pn the 5 Il d4V of Aprll
0fX', hrtween lbN hours 10 o'clock
\ n, aud 1 O'Clock. P NJ, the iollowiog
'eaI esrGle 10 HI': The wesl half Of the
so"'t "esl gu rirr oI section "a. lp l3
ut rHrg /; continuing so acres m re
r less, taken IN eXrcul0n and viii be
1o'd ~ JOHN MOODY.
Feb2l, 1919. Coroner
ALSO.
At he some ,ime and plsro, by virrur
OF writ Of Ai.s VtndI ExpouOs, The
'olIo IuG fCNO estate 10 Wit: The wtsr
haIt OF the s,ub cast qnsr,cr OF sec
1on 4, Township rs, Of range 7. Also
Forty hcr"@ od the ,0p h vest Quarer
Of The srctin. township, aud range
Aforesaid. Taken ia eyrcu ion aud vii
be sole by JOHN MOODY,
Feb 81, 1915. Coroner.
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The above property will be disposed
Of, as is indicald, IN One Thousand
chances of 81 each, aud will be drawn
in CarroIron. on The I7ih day Of April.
l645. at 10 O'Clock. A N, and deliver
ed over to the holders Of the fortunate
chances, on demand All property will
be 10 good order at the umo, and no
mistake.
S G Mckee.
q G,rrnlllnn M,rnh & lRI6
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ADMINISTRATIONS, NOrLrE

III W IND "a IONO NDIILL
Notice Is hereDy gwen, that the sub
scr'hers have been aMUolrd oud duly
qualified as administrators on tie estate
Of iia4h Wuhrow, 5ece s-d. la,o OF
Carroll county Thoselndehed 10 said
estate viii "a ke lmm date payment,
aud those having rIoIas against the
same, vii present them tor settlement
wlIh'n nna wear from this date.
SUS NINA WIrHROW, Admx.
J WifHROW, Administrator.
Frb. q. l645.
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$HERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF an A las Vendi, issrcd
from be Court OF Comn,on P!cas lor
Dhe county ul Garrett aud State Of Ohln.
and to mP directed, viii offer for sale
Al the door Of the court house in said
county IN Monday lhe l4th day OF April,
A y, 1915. between the hours Of 10
u'ciock, A M. and Four O'Clock, P NJ.
he following described real estate, stu
ave in said county. 10 wit: the east hal
OF III" norrh weSt qua arter Of section nun
bpr l3, toWfsh,p Is, range &. 10 the
SIrubrnuIe district, excepting l94 4arrcs
IF tho south end 0i ssd half quartet
der6ed 10 K bert Muchell aud Nliem
Grimes. Takeu in execution and vii
be sold by me,
DAVID WATT. SherG
Feb 81, 1915. - Pno,er's .os SO.
ALSO,
Al The same time and place, nv virtue
Of writ Of Alias P,u Vcnd, EXpona1.
issued cut Of the Court Ct Common
Pleas for Carroll ccunly, OHIO, ih.
following real estaIe 10 wi tot No 43
~ A,kIusou's addition 10 The town Of
CenlerVIlc. (uow CrrrolIDun ! Tokcu
in execution and will he sold by me
D. WATT, Sheriff
Feb 81, l645-pr's Zee $50,
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, by virtue
Of a writ OF f ia ct lev fac issued
out C The Courr Of Common Peas for
Carroll county, Ohio, the following real
estate TO vii: Fhly acres, part OF the
west hall Of the nouh west quarter Of
section 10, township IL, and range 6 =
Taken in txecul ion and will be sold by
me
D. WATT, Sheriff.
Feb 81, 1916 prs lee 81 so.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.

US. Order 10 sell.
John Price g. Wi(r)
By virtue Of Two several orders Of sale
issued out OF the COuu Of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, ! will offer for sale at the
dpOr OF the Court house in CarrolIon on
Monday the 2Isl day Of April next, be
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ
and four o'clock P. NJ. The following
real estate and improvements. 10 wit:
The North Easl Quarter Of Section FIVE,
Township sixteen. and Range seven,
containing 100 SO 100 acres. more or
less Takeu by vIrlue Of SAID DEGREES
and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT Sheriff
and Special MasIer Commissioner
March 7. 1915 Pr. Zee 2,25
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HENRY uELFRICK

Would respectfully inform friends aud the public generally that he S
Of Mr.
Legg ~ Lsbonsrree constantly keep good
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

II is not necessary to rccapItulai"
the horrors | have witnessed IN the
regions Of poverty. 1t is said that
the cras Of peslilcnce and famine are
passed, but 50 will not those say who
have visited the dwellings, OF the OPP
era,ivcs of our great manufacturing
towns, when the markets are g'ut-
ted. and the mills and manufactures
are closed. pest.irnce still RACES
fcrccly AZ ever, in tn form of ty.
phus. cngcndercd by want. In the
mission | have called myself to, |
have stood upon the mud floor, over
the corpse OF the mother and the
new born child-both the victims OF
want. have seen a man GODS
image stretched "a straw, wrapped
only in a mat, resign his breath, from
starvation, in the prime oil age. |
have entered. on Il suItry summers
night, Il small house, situate on the
banks of Il common sewer, wherein
one hundred and twenty seven hui
man beings, Of both sexes and all Il
yes, were indiscrininatcIy crowded.
| have been in the pcstllence novels
of our great manufacturing cries,
where life was corrupted IN every
possible mode, from the malaria OF
the W TO the poison OF the GIN
bottle. have seen in sheds OF the
peasant, worse than the howell OF the
Russian, where eight squalId, dirty,
boorish creatures were kept alive by
eight shillings per week lrreguIarly
maid. have seen the humanItles OF
life disecralcd in every way. have
seen the father snatch the bread from
his child, and The mother offer the
Gin. bottle for the breast. | have
seen too, generous sacrifices and ten
der considerations, TO which the boas
ed chivalrics ofSydney and Edward
we're childish rstcntatlon. have
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

The Boston Times, referring 10
the incendiary l~anguaGei used Dy c.
NJ. Clay. which caused the people 0.
Lexington 10 export hi press and
types, says:
"%.llore inilammatory language was
never used by any f.dcmagogue; 4
more direct appeal 10 the basest pas
sions was never uttered; Il more
cordrdly attempt al kindling the
flame of revolt was never made; !or
Cassius VI. Clay. with all his boosted
5rarery has not sIrunk from the pct
fro0Hcri of intlamInT the lustS and
violence of his fellows by pointing
out 10 them the fraGiIity OF the safe,
guards that surround womGg in her
home, and the attractions which
should induce the law.css 10 trans
-rcss those barriers. l. matters not
wh,the. lEi, infamous appeal Is made,
a> IL appears or a natural conStruc-
ton TO be, 10 the colorcd race. or ap-
plies, as he pretcnds in 4 lame and
impotcnt attempt at explanation, To
the base and turbulent among the
white population; in either case, The
tendency of his sentiments Is to Gre
ate Il violation OF the dearest RIGHTS
of humanity, and thc maSt solemn
and salutary restrictions oi the law.
4 thousand times baScr and mnrr
cowardly and more dcp:aved i such
m incendiary than he who fires the
peaceful roof in the stiffness of the
night; the latter may destroy lie,
the former all we hold dearer and he.
Iier than lie ITSELF"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
THE PRINTER.

The Printer is the most curious be-
ing living. Hesmay have Il Bank
and ~'quoins,' and yet not be worth a
cent.-have SMALL CAPS. and have
neither wife nor children. Others
run fast. but he gets along swltter by
setting fast. lie may be making M
preSsions without eloquence:-may
use the leg without offending, and be
telling the truth, while others cannot
stand while they SET Nnding and E.
ven do both at the same time, have
and use furniture, and yet own no
dwelling. may make and put away pr,
and never see a pie. much less eat 1t,
during life, be a human being and a
Rat at the same time. may press Il
great deal and not ask a favor, may
handle a ShocHAg-u0n, and know
nothing about cannon, gun or pistol,
he may move the lerer that moves the
world, and yet be as far from NOV
ing the globe as a hog with It's nose
under 4 mole hill. spread sheets with
out being a house wife, he may lay
his form on a bed, and yet be Obliged
to sleep on the bare floor, use the dag
ger q without Shedding blooi' AMI
from the earth handle the stars GU
he nav be Of q rolling disposition &
never desiIe to travel. he may have
a sleeps to'fa and not be dciormed'
never be without i aSc and know
nothing about law or phvslc, be al
ways correcting his error and grow
Ing worse every day. have embrdc'S
O~ without ever having the
arms of a lass thrown arouni him,
distribute the meiaiic all around him.
daily, and as close-fisted and unchar.
liable as the veriest 'miscr, have HI:
form lockel mp and'sti!l he free from
Jail, Watch-house, or any other con
finement, his office may have = he'll
in it, and not be such u bad'piace at
ter all. he may be plagued by the he
XII & he i christian Of the best kind
And what y stranger Stiil--he bc
honest or dishonest, rich or poor
drunk or sober, Industrious or lazy
he always stands mp 10 lis business.
TYPO.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
Number 31o
QUESTIONS FOR ASTRON-
ONEPS.

What is Eclipse? \ racer that
pas,et before a body called Henry.
What is longitude? y clothes
line.
Prove til. stretches from pole to
pole.
What are stars! Separate bodies,
like Ellen Tree, Macready and For
rest.
When do they lo,m nebnjG? When
their prospects are clOudcd.
What are celestial globes? 4
woman's eyes.
VIVA, are the belts Of JupIte!?-
His suspenders. suppose.
The rings Of Saturn. what? Tro-
plies Of female conquest.
What is a transit Part OF tLl
phrase $50 rIaSit sI1ria mnaa.."
When is right ascension? When
yoa get up in the morning good ma
tured. =
What is latitude? 4 across gralnI
ed chap that fools his time angling
Wherein he meets Longitude.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
TIL B A n n f Il.
RETRIBUTINE JUSTICE.

Oar readers will recoIlect that
sometime since. we published Il 10
,... Of the death of Gen. Jackson
from the pen Of the notorious Brown
l,ry-thev viii recoIlect the vile slam
doys which it con'ained-thev will
remember that this foul iend. "wcar-
inc the livery Of Heaven" bat for
re,ful of all the charities Of life. and
the mid precepts OF the God whom
he protested To serve. danced IN al
most heilish delight owe the fresh
made grave Of the patriot Chief
How lie darkly Swallowed forth his
doom In the next world, as though
such JackalS and IIycna's IS he is
were suffered to pass Judgment upon
the diSembodied spirit OF n whose
name will tower high in after ayes
above the waste and viciSSitudeS OF
time. while his own viii i've only ty
,he immortal infamy which clusters
around it. Notwithstanding all these
things, Gor hls inGamy. his utter dlsre-
gard of every thing holy; was so plain
that those who "fan might read
vet he became the candidate of the
Grand d., ccncy Wing party" for
Congress. Every engine which cor
ruption could use, was brought 10
bear. and the result is thus announc-
ed By the Jone>borough Sentinel:
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
"!.IFT Up YOUR TOPS. YE EN
Eisl.ASTING IIIlh.S,'

Sh0nt. DrR10crdcy! H"--H!! HH--
-g!''-DLn WAsHINGroN STRAIT Up
y LEAHiNG ovEK,!-Ne 4 scarco
IT, write iur iuZZriug. iluz2.! huz-
"a, EuZZ y! Our pen, rs 1t runs
ea..uuping along. V!l every now ana
then IN sp,re of rs. gil3" into ma up
folriou> hIp. IMP. hufra.! We have
met the emmy and they are GUS!
Cory 10 old Washington! She Is Il
chick Of the 'old blue hen We have
ont IIerolei Heiou We have routed
FederaiiS u horse, tootand drag""'S.
iiroWnlow the nominee OF Doctor
Williams HNIe MIIRt-ht CduchN. Is
hohuI tie distance stand and the
Flag IS Down He is the poorest
SA"at in the pen. Old Washington
has marked han as the plg that sucks
the ilIndnoSt tcat-houOrcd tie her
Eane!!
In spite Of party drilI-in spite Of
his shoals of living. slanderouS circu-
las. aIi unno,iced and unanswered.
OIt Washington has spoken out IN
trumpet zones to the world, th@t foul
SANDER, aspish venom, and heI!i>h hate
shall be branded - otteu Is the peri
odalrlyes i.r her to iay her stern
heavy hand upon them. Never did
BrownIow and his myrnidonS w"g"
50 fearful a warfare; never did they
80 tIec,uaIly let loose upon Us all
the agencies that leap from Pand0ras
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
CLOSING APPEAL TO AJURI.

Gentlemen Of the jury: | quote
from Shakespeare when say to yoU
TO b. or not 10 bs-LIcEEn-that,s
the question. Ny Giant isa IA
tlonal stump uachine-he hings his
wrath in pail-fuliS; and it IS DANCER
Gus to run 4 snIr against lis inter-
est. Let NE be made fodder Tor 4
fool and chowder for Il poWder-mIi,
if he IS guilty notwithstanding the
criminal ahsurd.t!es alleged against
hin in this Indictment.
DO you believe that my client is
50 destitute cf the common pr,ncI-
pies Of humanity-so full OF the Jog
of human nature-so wrapped ~ in
the moral insansibI!ities OF his beng,
as deliberately to pick uP 4 tiisr and
throw it at tn nasal protuberance ~
the prosecutor? No Not Willie
YOU can discern 4 star N the north
'ern skY-whiie he waters Of The
Ohio roland the zee Of Bu..Sloes
nestle on The Rocky Mountains. tbs
immutable principe wi! remain tA1t
my Glen. IS u ClN.-lEAS-:H'sr3F
no tHter,
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
Benz: HARDIN.

lt>aems is not disposed to sue
comb quietly to the treatment which
he is said ia have received in Frank
fort, Ky. 1t Will be seen from the
following letter that he considers
himself the victim Of Il political con
spi,acy about Frankfort, and that old
-Nitchen knife" is whetting himself
up to dc bloody execution upon those
who have s!andcred and abused him.
Hear him:
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
ELECTIONS.

We have delayed thus long in CIV
ing the returns Of the election Of
members to the Convention. in the
hope hat we should have been able
to have furnished an entire list before
this. Below will be found all the re-
turns which we have received; from
which it will be seen that eleven
Wings, four Natives. and foity-seven
Democrats have been elected.
LIST District-St. Charles and Lin
coln--McsSrs. Coalicr and Dewitt.
2nd. Pike and RaIlS-Messrs Hunt
and BroaIhcud.
3rd. Marion and Monroc-Messrs
Gentry and anderson.
9Th. Sullivan, Putnam, Grundy,
Mercer, Gentry and liarrison--Si-
monds and Griffin.
7th. Buchanan, De Kalb & Gin
ton-lir>srs Stewart and Bassett.
9Th. Clay Ray & Platte--Mcssrs.
Branstettcr. Ward, Brown, & Pit.
9th. livingston. Linn. Carroll.
Caldwell and Wiicoxson
and Slack.
10Th. Howard and Chariton--Ap-
! plee2te and jackson.
lllh. Macon, Adair. Shelby and
Randoiph-Hcad and kincheIow.-
(Mr, Head has died since the cleo
tom
18th. Boon and Auirain-Stoac
and Nic5maq.
18th. Galloway and Montgomery
--Foryhcy and Young.
1lth. Cole, Miller and Morgan
! Morrow AMI Wells.
18th. Crawford, Washington. JET
I frrsou, Gasconadc, Usage and Pulas-
ki-Prpkin, Davis, Harrison & Eau
quer.
IG.h. Ste. G~enevicve, St. Fran
co.'s al Pcrry-IIorIne and Alexan-
der.
1G-A. Cape GirarIeau and Wayne
.-Csanon and Porter.
18TH. Scott. Mississippi, New
Madrid. S'olardari, and DunhIln-
liuntrr and Gibony.
10Th. Reynolds, Shannon. Texas,
Madison, Ripley, Oregon u Wright
Tong and Montgomery.
Goth. Greene. fancy and Ozark
Mccoy and NcvcS.
2Ist. Laurence, Jasper, Newton
and Ba~rrv--Jones and Massey.
22nd. Polk. Hickory, Camden. y
D4.IaS-Acock and Bunch.
23d. ST. Clair, Henry, Bates, &c,
Iar and D~ade-MclIcnry & Finch
o4,h. Johnson. Jackson, Van Blu
rem and Lafayctle-EmiHg, WOod-
son. Simpson aud Mitchell.
25,h. PettiS. Saline and Benton
Marmaduke and Shields.
26th. Cooper & Monltcau-Thom-
as and Broohing.
eth. Franklin & Warrcn--Well
ana Jones.
aGth. st. Louis-poIk, Lerl:e
Ci~pjeI, Hriglt fos'er and HyaH
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

O. Rev pr. Beccher, describing
in a public address the character OF
ministers needed ut the west. sad:
"IVhen the strong, doctrinal, pan
gent and discriminating preaching OF
Baxter and Edwards, gives place l.
moonShine and nocturnal raInbow-
and mysticism which no human mind
can comprehend, delivered by men
with rings on their lilly fingers, hold
ing cambria handkerchieis to eyes
that never wept for sin, then fare
well 10 he fire of the alter. farewell
to the true rcvivals of religion, fare
well to the salvation OF the souls OF
manw
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

YourH AMI MARMAGE.--On this
subject DR.. Palfrcy has the following
Just remarks:
Youth is easily attracted and soon
decided. 1t forgets that the tancIiui
preference of a moment may not sale
" determine the prospects OF a lie.
1t is unmindful that, looking TO this
world merely, occasions will come
for which the graccs Of the ballroom
are no sort CT preparation. 1t ra'h-
" takes the eyes which al splrkle
in their morning %brilliancy, for those
that weep meckiy III sorrow, and KIN
die with 4 steady encouragement IN
The midst of care, and hold light
which can cheer. when all other light
on the earth has waxcd dim. 1t Is
so wild as TO mistake the ilatlrrcr OF
the hour for the same being who will
be the ministcring angel of sickness
and decline. 1t needs to be remind
ed. if there is any engagement IN life,
which is not to be formed under the
arbitration of caprice, it is that which
Is not dissolved till the parting shall
come at the laden bier and in the open
grave.--It must be conjured to re-
member if there is any step IN lite
which requires beyond others to be
made re~verentIy, ~discreetly, advised
Iv. soberIy, prayerfuIIy, and IN the
fear OF God, 1t is that step which day
by day is the most nconsidef"le'y
taken"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

INFANT kNowLEDGE.-"Bub du2
YOU know what bees wax comes
irom?' Cues duz. You see, when
beeses fights they draws out little
clubs what they carries in their tails
and when they puts in the Hicks they
cives each other real whacks; them'S
called bees mhGcks.' .Taint 10 spctl
thing Ills | tell ye-cos Uncle
Ephriam told me so and | guess he
Knows all about it, Wal, lis quar-,
anv how.