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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
New Fall and Winter
c. o 0 D SO
-AA-o 49, A. W" mz-&a

SA&A . ~ w u q II ca =
REMOVED TO LEFLORE, YAzO0 RIVER,
> now receiving, direct from New
n York, fresh stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, consisting of the fol-
lowing articles, to.wit:-
Bleached and Brown Domestics
Bed Ticking Linseys;
Blankets; James;
Saiinetts and Cassimeres, assG'd;
A beautiful stock of CASHMERES.
both plain and ribbed;
"A fine stock of MUSLIN DE LANES. assi'd:
A large stock of Ready-made
Clothing;
BOOTS; SHOES; HATS;
Hardware; Queensware Cutlery;
And in fact every thing usually KEEP.
IN retail stores in this country.
All of which | am determined to sell
Low FOR CASH. Call and see me, and
you will find it so.
Oct. z, 1s45. 43-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
InsOIVent NOfice-

y ME undersigned having been ap.
pointed, by the honorable Probate
Court of Carroll county, Commissioners
OF Insolvency on the estate of John David
son. deceased, hereby give notice that
they will meet on the first Friday in each
month, for the next ensuing six months, at
the counting room of VIM. Sanders, in the
town of CarrolIton, for the purpose of ex.
aiming and auditing claims against said
estate. VIM. SANDERS,
JAS. WELLONS.
I. L. KIMBROUGH.
october ~, l845 46-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

kTIER> Of administrative havlnx
been granted so tie sals>sS1eS. -
the Probate Court o. Cared eoansy, ~
the September term. ISIS, tAsrecf. q -
estate Of William {. DAVIS. deceas~a. Al
persons having claims against sid essase
are noused 10 present them. daiy augA>a-
tlcased, w:thia the tizns prescribed - -,
or they vii DC foreveri AIRED.
AMOS Holman. A&zr
Of tie estate Il ia {. n<zss. 9ee'1.
September 10, lS45 S9-&
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

PARE REDUCED : @ ss.s.Fr -

FARE REDUCED - a ssz-s F~r -iiss
d-ceiilE 81 B>CSIBERS especially 10
" kr= tA< P41.zS al tA<y have e
~ fare CO =of thxir >cses La
- e esazs FeE z.ss- Ts<s- Coa<kes ard
ssaEs are So. aa1 tA<ir Dr.ssrs st-asv
s=t sr1o==eezusk. A Saxe ic<xss
Ms47Als. Ts.a-. Gally (sxcrPs >zzS.ys.l
Sc Holly SPrsEs. Ms. tksrr eoazeessr
wstA her TFsWeekiy l.zas. Soark -
Oxsor3. Cceeesili<. Grsaas1. C4rrollsoa.
Lsxiagtea. E<asaa. lasoo Cl,y snl Ca
tca. t1ere eozEeSu-S 81 b. A. Rec
& Ca Ll.s b Iseksoa. Mss. AsRosy
>>rtags. eSezeess uilh EA<lr TFi-Wee&ly
Lac. C4ss Sc >aien ss3 RsP5ry. tAsse
ecaz~cflzg 80 Nessrs- GaIlakzr s Car
rsSis Lac - Ts=cuzabsa. A. tkerc cca-
escsing siiA tAe "a Soa3 - De-.
Az ne Sage Lsse - nssssslle. "A az
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.sss.a Lee -
CHARLESTON, = T..
"a. So@egss.ie. Warre.saa. 1ciersec. A.
Ra@e. Czsssiiie. Marietta. De<atsE. Csx-
- 80 aa3 Madl%ea. 6ea At hoEly
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vts- Poeicso< as As<ri<<a.
e. Slaxe i~ases AemeAas So sh< Sogsh
"a Nso4zss. ue&ass1zys sa8 Rn3asS. ~
5 s'eaock. 4. Ms ne EasL &C Tsxs-
3zys. TAarxszys ard S4tsr3sys. - 5 e.
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s s'eiS~k. A -.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
CRAF'S INT4LUBLE
PATENT OINTMENT

- 4@A GEAE %
y kiar S-s-ssgs. Ssref1less sd sslrr
lS1aFs. l4ecrs. Se-r Lxxs. 80 z=z frcsi
hssa<s. SF--izs. SD Brzisss. Ssreilizss,
So 4.<<@4kieaE. Sczi4 He'd. Urnr.-s
Ssrx k-ez1ls. Kk<Ezzlir Pai1s. Tsssers.
ErsF<isza. Cksi3izizs. Hsisies-s. Rslrs.
Paiss, Csrzs, Sale Bsiz. SzsEsr Bs,s,
Bar sf 49, Dqgs. sd rzsrs e fks "a.
- e - ZIP Jrs-s, - ezscr-zl disssssr
svz-rsily-
Pr risiz<s CO he kaz1s a1i faSers,
And sorss ae0zl tAe iscSs e CkillsSca. -
80 - eksPPe1 haals aa1 iiFs. tks Oiai
s-ent 81 &c Gs11 1cst exrxt.cns rsus-
q. Il zay - sszF.y sFassd q ckii-
area ~ sousAisx sl,<sly she1s ne soss
"a eas s1ger, g sPFsa1 81 e. Fseces Y
"a.
Ne taIgry. uAal<xr-. ca arsse frur
tAas OsE<zsat. 1Us e a. taisnf even. as
q = &c e ~ zass szzu>eat rxzs1asss
ever aPplieS - tAe ks=sn syssezs. AZ sks
ssssrsaAs bess< e ne Eosl Pzre al
s4olescEe eAaracfer--coosec1en .tis-s
eaa - ~ asksllsy - eez Il zsy sSsssa.
IN @ass e tAe elseaxez ~ uks-h rs
osrszeas = Fsessz<s3<S. - rirsoe Ia
sess tz-iy lesle6, ks.4SSs e5 SeTuEcafc-
ave e~e. reserved. ssosizs iks wo1&-rs
So eG,cary Ct rs C.zSz~cL Ne lzusly
$500 - sEAcss lex Il - ezEraEsSd
- ears he ESsf c1snEzte eases Ct Pllcs
~ tee weeks
NsexssEaz MaF ais IS<-
Asss $50 Gtass otst.x1s - - Pc
50 szrcr.s. 49, Aasasx zssz sara=4s cskrr
'r@ls>ssss wat@@~t erras-nS 49, txn-ts tu- sArsg
- r-@ixssr. aatsEs texz tFezsl<s n ttss
@-st 1891 Gas<aae sere t1aa trn ssars. 40
-ssrair~a . s-sr ssizS szrr4. s-ts Freczrra
= - - Say's tEs-a.ssa< Oazt=z-s, ~A5rA las
-a@s seraexs e&rs. aesF - aFF-ecztleaz
6DoRGE a ErASS.
A. a EKxxnr "a ncEsES-
Eu-@ze>s. Au<xst "a. fszs-
M NlAEltH ". eaar->SF- aas4HS s<sz
49, lzTcrta9I tsstlE<-y Fzeazssee "a szFFsTs
st a. s44aey - 49, .azaaki< 0aatzrzt. 4
- lsaxs ussss, 49,, eesa az sETrrsn~rt -stse.
! a. a a. rEsrteax rser1F. -. 80 81 -
sr'ri e s-ter.,s azEa1zty. - - - 49,
tz9s ~ ta4t EaAae Gz4nal - Ac<r<- A..
- isss - 49,. - s.l i.satzrat. sts IA
81 60 ~ ~ Aaruss 1890 re IA 49,
s~e-aras a. geAee. e. - 80 szxz So 49, l.
spF~arr4 - ea t2st - oe.tz<zs zsskf
$500 ee9<4r44I - 80 q easr r1-s4e zrzt.F q
s-r<~eee@ - m@z<a e. tF.al la4 t14 aesarr1
r@Fes. eaNEna 49, sarr - 80 reE--s ct a
~er2- As.9@zsar4 a. - ErrsElsF - 10 cerr.
! stse rrszratlY ta1ra = - . ssrak 80 -
.e-.gr sf sezr ssEtasas I Aats - a1zsz a
- FrsFs sa,=a.er ss@eay - a. carrs el -
-. a1- ezAa 1eGiatzss - r-c-Guxrt ~ 81
lEesF3aaxig. M STTTu
P~rpzrsz $40 49,. zselrsslr ar.s -
"a. ~ q. =. WOODAiAN. Vsxkstarr.
P-1e-Ees sd Genrrsl Agrzl ~ Misrsr-
ngFsi sise, 49, - ne<r,y a. Nrrek-zzs
- D-sxxtsss = ~ Ss-sr.
pr sale ns-
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
Administrator's Notice.

HNO al pers0as Interested u tie estate
Of Elizabeth B-a6ley. 9eeeased.
TAKE NOTICE. thzl Al ne NoxemAer
term next Of the Probate CoaFs 81 Cares
county, VII p-escng ny secoa1l Scr Sal
settlement and allowance a. adzninissraeor
Of said estate. and ask q be dlseharwea.
JAMES q. BRADLEY. Aamsr
Of estate Of Eli-abekR Brakes. Ssess
September 10, 1916 ses,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
Committed 10 the Jail

a. Choctas eccasy, Nj. q
AO Taesday tie Sta Of A.
M gust lasf, a neEro naa 80
H Gals himself Elm. sn3 s4vs
- be belougS - eH,aziiaS ;. Risks
of Madison eoaniy. Nj. tTen whcn he
ran away some two or ihrec weeks slare
SAID boy Is aooai - - 10 ys2Fs e sge.
dark comPlexon. rather tkiu xisaze. s seet
8 or inches high; bal ca whea ccmuns.
ted an old white Tar bar. a brown ieaas
roundabout, eoat AL Panis. tAs pants nueA
wOFn- The oEaer of s1i8 bsv = kereAv
nouhed 70 come forward. Prare property.
pay charges and take hian away, q ke 81
be dealt with as the az dsre-ts-
EDW'D JOHNSON. SA.F9zR
pt. 7, lS4S.-SS Jzslrr {. T..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

20 barrels No. Castor Oil;
40 do Linseed Oil;
800 kegs White Lead;
10 ibis. Spirits Turpentine;
Just received and will be sold very low
by o. 0. WOODMAN,
Druggist, Vacks6urg.
Orders sent to o. O. WooDMAN g. Co.
YdsoO City, will be promptly executed.
August 6, 1916 6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

" The true riches of life is Health."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
"a in the Post Office at Carrollton on
tbs lsi day Of Oc,ober 1915.
a Kirbv. CasYer n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19
Fresh Drugs.

Fresh Drugs.
1000 OUNCES of Quinine;
l25 ounces Hydriodate Of Potash;
so do Morphine;
goo do Powd. Rhubarb;
@UO do I" lpecac;
100 do genuine English CaIomel;
$50 do 4" American do.
$50 90 BIpe Mass.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

: IST OF LETTERS remaining IN The
4 Post Office al Middleton, Mt, Ocso-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
Saus uuo Qano 9serfouf.

1tnterfbrictcntr rerean int 6fntiaen Nutre ain lsten
~ Septemeer Is45 n 9aus NIT <otte, in petersburg,
oometana Co., Obp pafelbc 1T AZ uB lang, init rer Slide
af einer Seite 81 nB hrct init swe inn quite Ser,
Slun5 suites 28afer naIc bel per Slide, tit btr eeupt
ftaBe ppn plttsers n 0ucab scle9en pesmcsen s fir
nen ren0Sft6mau purtbtibaft asfalen 1de te(oneers
afer fur eiten snn 9pttOr rcr rcu ensl9 prtt orr
eincn 8le6fbmpt.
Srrner 1fcr pcrISs Sah, init einct enrr Srabnttan
tnb Ortcnnc, pa es cine rprtsc Sage ba unb at pten
8eannter StaBe St 70 1T ctenas fir encn Gwcrtrci-
benee lann rortbeba 9te Sepinsun9tn t6nnen an Gage
rts ScrtautS bep tnerjcidnctem rernemncn tpernen.
Sobannes 9autenlehfaaer
gOer Obio 9atrrt in $istcn unD eer "rei1sfrcnnb" in
ittsbra tetictcn ot9e A;etsc mai u rubi5ircn D brc
cGnnn8n unpr5i9lib tin5uttaren an bic Sienattirn.
gettrstur9, Suli 81, 1916. l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
Mea gare fir 1915.

S@a6rb ,prb bitrm Se9cttn, pab bic GrimBipner BON
~ Start 0anntp, bep ibrcr stcn Sieuns fir ras abr
1915, cine allsemene 98es Gfeuer, is af ebc pun.
bert 0ctars SaennS fir teaes eeuntp onstt ulp a,lf
Antoroerun8 rer 2rutfees-pon sapreee xaunbip-rm r
cine suae e @usr ron lis au rem Dcaar-rer Ir,ts
flies pom pitc Iaanfp- -ufaeli cine 91i auf rs Doaar
uo set Srfss pon serin8ton 1ainfp ufatl eine Iarc
Iarc eur Art auf ben StraBeu unr Anpeuns bet qBes
mtcr ecr rettpn 8ejire Swifben crtcn april ,o hem
en nadfcn 0etoters at Der Staa fdnf unp Gbenis
Gents per 1a9 cntridtct pernen tain.
q. R GullY, 9tloitcr
auoitors Imtstute, Starf Co,
Sulr H. lS45. 1<4m
Die StraBns Ausjn8 fnb ntnncbr bereit-tn bn Gerfs
Ter antsrfAepli3en xaunlhtps psratfplst ~ werren
81. Ne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
Sy<N t(f SobanneS BefNmonn gbri(ftan
~ w Setb utlo cSQfDb Gunk Q

@rerer 1r3termonn bes ltntcr9ntten, lit s6irtiat in
Octwerr, 0antpn QBanmpre S6cintreis 8a.srn ss; c
rsr Aafnn IN Der aaranta inc in p pre uueDr ecrabr
@pre nuBte e pSen &ranfDeit ener Srau surdbetten
bSre ' w "'"'' ~p'9's'
epr11an Se't ehnfals Cit S8wic8rf bn BON mir unS 8.
nR, mcn Spbn serliebcn mid Sabren in lcpeianr
Saa a arbtiten u bnn h6rtc i'd felt jtntr Sit ns
Die mir Dr1cr gang oocr tbeip Qusenft
n Seesn mtn ere1cnen m ben 0ant cncs betastcm aters
pclten. 'tN '''sr" Wv " ."
us.c Waul Sun3
Ioorene Paul Kunz, Osnaburgh, Stark Co. Ohio
~ ss'statter psrpftcn ans rtr aufna6u beer 9lad
Sant 0F ~"'' d""' pe..S'"ee"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
AattaChmlemt Notice.

ALL Lpersons interested will take notice, t, at Solo
mon Parmele, on the fifth day of July, A. D. lS45
sued out writ Of attachment from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Stark County, in the State of Ohio,
against John Stahl Jr, for the sum Of fifteen thousand
Dollars which writ has been served aud returned
Attest
DANIEL RAFFENsPERGER Clerk
Fl. B. Hurlhut, Attorney
for said Parmele
August |, lS45. let.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22

No attention wH be ped to any order, un1css tie mo-
neg accompanies 1t.
Those desiring complete copies of the Congressional
Union q Appendix will please send their names
previous TO the first day of December next.
We will willingly pay The postage all letters sent
to US containing Five Dollars and upwards. Other let
ters directed to U.S. with the postage unpaid will be
taken out of the office
RITCHIE g. HESS
Washington, August l, lS45. A.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
Sarett fir 1915.

e1a@f1t miro bitrmt tarablenbtn Sc,ppbntrn son
Satt 20, 9biD, seseten RAP i'd tesinncn neree bic
reasIen eprntps fur l845 tcettircn auf rntoa
ecu y. Au9t H. W Gem Gnht e. crtr men9 cpttrter ri
en 1as tn )spe 1arnbp an rcn stn6bnien G5abtpasen
Son oor9ens 10 br bis 9a6ma8s ltbr, fsen ptrre nm
c 1ap pon lcsn III GmpfnS 5n ebmrn, pic ascann m ,ab.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
sc a Of f + a a G II.

$50 it .s ss eSsss ns' :, @@s RON ss gs
baern Derlbe 1T Sabre i,n sanbe. ein yafer Daniel
Samiet 1T NIT 2nbern in Diilwaute austfonin inb
iplufbt ebnidf 9ariAt inter Der Abpree 2Btsfonfn
Banner, 9Dlwantee, 9Disfonfn xerr. ss4n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
guonJtob'e 9Fei1e5 5cSp,trno1

Sr Daern ptt N9entur auf biefes QBert itcrnpnne, ~
Ginf@t often. >''' '''ot W. a"S CUR
Die geoaftion.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22

tbrn, ccmpeteute Mdnner sur Seite. Die 8eetn9nng-
en- ilno tpte fraber- 81 so fir ben Sahroan9 III gor
aus sabIbar.
W emf d Ii he SC brper m Sir BE e.
SeIanntllob fanten am 80 SulD Qeid1en ben 9iaqa
ratluB terab9eidpommen uno lfilrsten iber bic Gdae
oellelben. Set beier 3eit ilcht oiee 9ed3name
nsbit pferoen uno eneln Sd1tpcin beitSnbi9 in benz
StrbeL fpelden Die Safe bilben, untfreiien. G5 it
ieanoerlaft, III benz melenpeten Greile balo einen
nenlhdben Gorper balo eiu Ghter auftaucben slt fe
ben, uno oees idcn felt ehreren Ga9cn pbne llnter-
bred)uns oielcs Spiel fortsufesen.
Sn Senbon 1T Cit Salldnlnser gum @al9en berur
ffetlt porocn. Sn fruem @eflebe I'M @naoe idreibt
er: @r ep ietn 9eben fein sc op hd ng gepelen,
er mcd,te eS audi nad bem Gooe nidbt perbea
Dae 2. 9iesiu,ent Der Ser. ct. Dragoner ,pirb in
San Nnfcnto DC 8arar ifatonirt, wecber plnB als
leDr don 9ee9en unb ais lebr aeluno gedlbert spro
Sas Te9nent perlleB ben 25 cSuD Oeothitpdes
IS al htpnable Hi d5 it.--cslil ,9fortb 9lrneri-
Cans bon pbitaoelpbta heiBt es: ebrere falbpnoble
frden ilno fpdhreno Der eBtgen Snifon aei5hlc{5en
uo peroeH er am l. Geptelber spieoer qeoffnef i,er
bent" ST BAD erhbrt? galbionsble JRirlhen! Eafb-
icnabe @brifcn Sb es audi ,pcbl enen a + / r.
ablen 81 m M fir fe 9eben mag, arf spei Wec-
nate lpdhreno Der Sailcn ssichlcifeu?"
Gtwos9eues. Sn einer Galfcnseituna f7noen
mir a9eet9, oa bort Elm gircu6 nit elmer mefgnerit
Mulfbanoe angefonnen 1T. gHirb bielelbe mittellt
Dampf IN SfDe9un9 9elest?
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22
Drucfarbeif

ieber 9lrt. 1T beuder unb en9er Spraec, arirb III
Der SfTce bes ,;8aterlanbfreunbS' idbneM, fauber
nnb eorreft belcrst.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22

S9 mtrot eetnals IN mentr Office Canton, POM L. ptc
ser DIS gum 20 Seemfer Sarcn in Gmpans nebntn @p(e
nc prnataisen wabrenp Der tcimmc 3e ~ iablen mTn
Soften tr,rarten ~ o. 0'''''' ""tI'"
Sas fo9rnre Se13t Den Sra9 Der Eare err ef ieren 81
SertD fltrS aactW1rac csobr ae[rot ,rn WI l'''"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-22

81. s.. Wc @alI,
Ghasnteilfer BON Starf @auntp
Gontcn, Sulp 2s, l845 4e4m.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-31

extirpatcd in the vicinity. But their
memory yet survives, and though the
incidents Of this tale, depending hith-
erto on tradition Tor preservation, arc
known to few, yet there are still living,
or were some years ago. one or two
tot!ering patriarc!is, whose eyes would
kinGle, and whose breath would come
quick as they tod the outlaws fate.
The spot where the fas.ness Of the
refugees was located, is deepin one Of
those tangled swamps, which the skirt
Of the shores of NJ river, are al.
most impervious to the sunshine, and
impenetrabe to the foot of man. 1t is
many long day since the writer Of tKEs
little sketch penetrated to it under the
guidance of an old woodsman; and he
will never forget the refreshing draught
he took at the little spring Of cedar wa
ter, hard by the site Of the tenement
The rude cabin which the outlaws had
constructed, had for years lain rotting
on the earth; the wild deer had trotted
gaily over the spot where It once stood;
young saplings, and then rugged trees
had sprung up within the circuit Of its
falling walls, and only few decayed
timbers crumLIing with age, and cover.
ed with moss, betokened the position
of the dreaded habitation.
The hill on which the final encounter
of the combatants took place, is, to this
day, shown not far from a little creek,
emptying into the NJ river, some
miles from Chichester. It's still bold,
rugged, broken precipice, though with
in the last forty years it has fallen con-
siderabIy away, through the action Of
the SHOWS and rain. The little ravine
into which the outlaw fell, is now half
filled up with slides from the precipice
above. Tradition, however, still pre-
serves the exact spot where the last
conflict occurred; and well do we re-
member the eagerness with which, in
our boyish days, we listened as We
stood on the very brow Of the hill TO an
old veterans thrilling account of the
outlaws death struggle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-31
WHAT is LOVE.

That lively periodical, "'rhe Knick-,
erbocker," in an ingenious and anus
ing article entitled Hints to lov ers,
Courtship reduced to rule; with obser-
vations upon the symptoms and treat
ment OF desperate cases. defines Love
as peculiar malady confined to no pc
culiar season or state OF atmosphere,
but being philosophically considered, n
species oiinsanity Transmitted fromj Ad-
am and leading to partial blindness,
which is most eifectuaIIy relieved by
marriage.
The symptoms which herald the dis
ease, continues the Knickerbocker, diff
fer with The differing temperaments Of
individuals; but the following general
pecularites indicating the presence of
the inGrmity, may be traced in grea-
ter or less degree in all ...,
/. Absence Of mind manifesting it's
elf in the total forgetfulness Of p.ior at
tachments, questionable acquaintancss
and tailor's bill.
5. lnordinate anxiety respecting
personal appearances, involving the
expediencl Of whiskers or no whiskers,
corsets or no corsets, tight boots or ea:
sy ones.
8. A laudable curiosity respecting
the physical propretors of the moon,
more particularly y when at its full.
4. Sentimental countenances, loss
of appetite, and labored inspiration ;but
manly, that defect of vision which
clothes certain females with imaginary
beauties Of body or mind and traus-
forms defects into excellencies, and
earthly into angelic beings. Upon this
latter infrmity :he whole superstruc-
ture rests, demolish this weakness, re-
store the natural vision, and the disease
gives way. -r,.s.
AS we before observed, the most
popular and eficacious eve wash for
this purpose Is Marriage, and that we
will now consider. BY clinical ANAL
ysis it has been discovered that three
parts of the subordinate Of cooing, dis
solved in six parts of the oil Of fiattery;
forms the sugar ofcourtship, which be-
ing precipitated into the Marriage SER
vice produces the acid Of matrimony.
This is the true eyewash, the moral
plaster, TO render it ac-
cessable to all classes.
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eIMAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE COMMAND OF A
Id Decretal Order to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county and
State Of Ohio, there will be offered for sale at pub
lie outcry, at the front door Of the Court House in
the town of Woodsfield, in said county, on Mon
day, the 28d day of June next. between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 O'Clock P. M, of said
day. all the right, title, interest and claim of Tho
mas Armstrong 10 and to the following described
( tract of land, situate in said county, TO wit;
The west half Of the south west quarter Of sec
tion S, township and range s; which interest is
defined by the last will and testament Of Andrew
sArmstrong, deceased, to be One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, at the decease Of Rachel Armstrong,
widow Of said Andrew Armstrong, decd Dated
May 21, ls45. a2fN
WIN. oKEY, Mas. Com. M. G. p.
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GOODS! GOODS! CHEAPER Than
.-ff EVER FOR CASH.!
II r. g. J. H. MORRIS, are now receiving a
% large and handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
whichthey are determined to sell CHEAPER THAN
EVER for the pay down only. Among they as
sortment may be found,
SILKS, LAWNS, MOUSLlN DE LANES,
= CASHMERE D'ECOSSE, ALPACAS, A
d, Superior Style Of Satin Stripe and French
.. Balzarines, Chusans, English Plaid
Ginghams, Bavarians, Superior
Gauze and Baraize Scarfs,
I.,e ... Prints, and Fine Mus
Inns, etc. etc ETC.
CLOTHS. C.aSSLNERES, S.ATILNET'S &
HaE o aJ, Kentucky Jeans, ...t .r...
l-r a,,.. at the very lowest pri- ..-r
ces. A good assortment of
r fine vESTIN IS, Summer
Cloths, Drills, Linens, &C. BON
NETS from 10 cents to $50. Bonnet
- Lawns, Wells, Ribands, Flowers, sc. sc. sc.
-dDa 's. BOOTS AND SHOES. ta.t|
snA A first rate assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES, Beaver, Russia, Fur, Leg
horn and Palm leaf HATS. Also, a
-, good stock Of GROCERIES.
nl Woodsield April 4, ls45.--bf -a ilU
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AS GOOD AS If IT WERE Esop. p.-The
Nantucket Islander says the following
story was lately toAd 10y reformed in
ebriate as an apology for much of the
folly Of drunkards:
"a mouse raging. about a brewery,
happening to fall into vat of beer was
in imminent danger of drowning and
appealed to cat to help him out. Tho
cat replied it is foolish request, for as
soon as get you out shall eat you.
The mouse pite ously replied, that fate
would be better than to be drowned in
beer. The cat lifted him out, but the
tune OF the beer caused puss to sneeze;
and the mouse took refuge in his hole.
The cat called upon the mouse to pull
him out-"you sir, did you not promise
that should eat you?" "Ah!" replied
the mouse, but you know Ipas in lick
er' at the Time"
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Vol. III.
TO OLD ELORS.

Who are the men that oft we meet d"
With eyes cast down towards the street,
That give nod but never speak'
'aa d MOI Old Bachelors.
Who pass their days and nights in fear,
Because no gentle wives are near,
Their weary, aching hearts to cheer'
4" Old Bachelors.
What men forever, ever wear
Their clothes till they are worn thread-bare,
And know not how they look nor care'
Old Bachelors.
What men sit up too late at night, ...,
To read those tales of Glove at sight,"
And wishing they could have "bte'"
- Old Bachelors.
Who pass in wretchedness their lives,
And wish that they had married wives,
Before they reached their thirty-fves'
...., Old Bachelors.
Who would not now propose for gold,
Because they've got to be SO old,
And all the girls look up so cold!
Old Bachelors.
Who hath no pity in her heart,
To take the lonely bach's part,
But wishes they may always smart'
The old Maid
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TYPE AND ENGRAVING.
WV The snhscrhers hep leave 10 infi.rm

NETOOD TYPE AND ENGRAVING.
" The subscribers beg leave to inform
Western and Southern Printers that they have
commenced the manufacture of WOOD TYPE,
on the North Fest corner of Main Street and
Third street, up stars,s and are prepared to fill
ders, on twenty four hours notice, for any style
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 ehave On hand seven fonts, Of a new style, not
manufactured elsewhere.
q Engraving on wood such as Newspaper Heads,
Vignettes &C., done to order, on reasonable terms
Printers from the country will please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery.
Sorts to old fonts cut to order at few moments
notice. ]. w. D. PALMER, g. CO.,
4sy tr over Enquirer office, Cincinnati.
Publishers in the West desirous Of adding to
their job offices 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. 2l, ls45.-n5l'S$