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'altef LsIdor Author of Stanley; etc.

w alter Ianuor5 AutnoT Of cIhniey, 0tc.
Miss q. M EedewicF. Author Of Hope Leslie;
Redwood; etc. " sa7s 4 q III gs- ~
Mrs Emma C Embory, Author If Constance Lat
ipner. The Blind Girl; Guido. and other Poems.g
Mrs Frsnces Sarpent Osgood J. Author of AWreath
az wild Flowers from New England; etc .a
Mra saba Smith. Author of The Sinless Child; The
western Captive or the Times Of Tecumseh; etc
Mrs "Mary Ciavers," Author Of A New Home--
Who'll Follow; Forest Life; etc
Mrs lydia H Sgourney, Author of Zinzindorf and
other Poems; Letters to Mothers; etc
Mrs. Ann q Stephens Author Of Mary Derwent; etc
Fanny Forester, Author Of Trippings in Author
Land; etc
Mrs E Eilet, Author Of characteristics q Scnh-.
ler, hamgies ~ p;a .ne U0 s.Ior of Poems and Es.
"is o. a''o ..s ssss a
says; etc ,tp =, r,sl,.
Mrs AmelS s.uy n Ta,ss and Il etcbes.
Nrs m rne f C,rren;ence.
Au'lloi nu " ,'.,, a,,5 ,,s;s arsa,lv nop,-
besides tnese "on cortr;hntnrs ~ d;stio.
lar writers many e.. nearlv every
guisned meft lufnisn so,nd an abie letter,
number, anu ~ oaS r,,,.s,,a f-om o,,r able cor
upon tne n'cr ISq C.'.,..,. IT, a 1l s.s slS
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oUk ELEGnn 49,, nth syl,;ch ~ shall,
The sPlendia iasn'on Ca IsA6 have
adorn each faumot, ol .,..'.,' ~ onr cotemnora-
already AWAKENED tne Jealousy = hv All man.
RES, snd tney SNOW sa .nsa ..p u,sn X seems To-
nsr :, =. ~. .J hana - tben We,haye
80 =. -, [ .ha. o,r pscsrbar number contains I,
ony y say Aa .'hos ..ovr paris Fasbons'' are and
PPM -" ,,s, sst The ewes Of the public To-
Jetect the s,,nerior value Of those designed, en-
grayed nrinted and colored al the headquarters of
the fashionable world'' over the vapld imitnt'ons,
which are got up here at least sixty days o'a, anu
palmed off as correct 10 January we shan is.1 ~,
most elegant style Of cloak patterns, ana as viii
be issued early; say by December l0th, we adsise
our fair readers not to spoil their material oy ioi,
lowing the blind guides OF last year, pu' ~ a1f'
the true fashions for l846. lt
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graVer 10 the on'on a"u H. arnu;s;te nrod,,c.
rope, VIII conunue 70 ,u'T,1s mpISHT !, uaTrE.
tions; aud hAWDOM, WpGn hpnn a.hars oss
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09
THE LOVES OF THE PLANTS.

The gay Da6odil once, an enormous blade,
Stole out Of his bed in the dark,
And waking his man Ragged Robin, he strayed,
To breathe forth his vows to Tiolet maid
That dwelt in neighboring park.
A spiteful old .Nettle aunt irown'd on their love-
But Dafy, who laughed ther power,
A Shepherds Purse slipped in the nurses Foe
gloue,
Then up Jacobs Ladder. he flew to his dove,
And into the young Vrgm's botoer.
The .Maiden's Blush Rose, and she seem'd all dis
mayed,
Attired in her new white Lady's Smoeh;
She called .Mignionette, but the sly little jade
That instant was hearing sweet serenade
From the lips of tall Hollyhock.
The Pheasants Eye, always mischievous wight
For prying out something not good,
Avow'd that he peep'd through the key-hole thai
night,
Where clearly he saw, by glow-worm' light,
Their 1sco faces under Hood.
Old dowager Peony, deaf as door,
Who wish d to know more of the facts,
Invited Dame Mustard and Miss Helebore,
With Miss Pe,i,Dinkie, and many friends more
One ev'ning to tea aud to tracts.
The Baftrcups rang'd; defamation ran high
While every tongue joined the debate;
Miss Sensitive said, 'twixt groan and sigh,
Tho she felt much concern'd, yet she thought
her dear "
Had grown rather love-sick Of late"
Thus the tale spread about through the busy par.
terre;
Miss ColunJue turned up her nose;
And the prude Lady Lavender said with stare,
I'D knA I'D n
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pREcocrrY.-"Would you like me to
give you dollar?" asked little boy,
of gentleman he met in the street.
"Certain|y," was the reply, Every well
them" said the boy, "do unto others as
YOU would Others should do unto you.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09

Blank Deeds for sale atthis Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be sold,

"A DMTNISTRAToR'sS SALE. win be sold,
"A on the premises in Union township, Mon.
roe county, Ohio, on Saturday the Soth day Of
NAV, 1546, between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m.
and o'clock p. m. Of said day. all the equitable
interest Of Jonathan Hamilton, deceased, being
two hundred and thirty dollars, in and to the fol-
lowing described premises, 70 wit; Thencrth west
quarter If the, south east quarter, and the south
half Of The south west quarter Of the north east
quarter OF section 10, township 4, and range 8.
wv GIDEON M. HAMILTON, Admit.
April %, l546-ts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09

tits said that in Arkansas "three
story house means plgsty on the
floor, fieas in the bed, and row ofiowls
roosting on "a stick above.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09

A boy being told that his new coat
was rather short, said he thought it
would be long enough before he got an
other, He couldn't afford a coat eve
ry day..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09

New NAME.-Boy is your name Bob2
No Stree. Mother calls me sunny
and Sis calls me hub, but pap says my
name is Billof Rights.
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pose that there were from fifty to sixty
10 each bunch. The lasl Oose brought
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years. Bring cured, she gave the
ralance NJ the ok to q ueigh(mr by the
name Of Herald, who lives short dis
tance irom us, whohas two children, one
five and he Other two Years OF age, who
were tnach troubled with worms, and |
have heard s,Ace, that by he 'rme they
had used Up The box, 10th chiIdreo were
entirely cured
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Lawrence street, near 'FRONT.'
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EDICA INSTIT UTE.
G2Gs &9SCoGEo Ggs 1s
Pnefsssor Of Srrgrry iRihs H'lIOugk6y U,
HiueTSifg,

T'nsfessor Of Srrgrry mths RaIOugkBy U,
Htuersiiy,
WILL Open a prepitatory medical
school IN New Lisbon, Ohio. on The Ia h
day of March, 1915 Having been
largely engaged N giving Off e lnsuuc
ilon, Tor more Ihan twenty eight years,
he hopes that he Is IN some degree quail,
iird for the task which he assumes
PresumiHB that the population of our
I itetligoat cun'rv, ere awake to the ne.
c-ss"y Of a more enlarged education
tntuls generally afforded TO medrrsl
sIUtenIs, he iorhrars to ergue, the tm.
pnr,arce Of hts C Iecl. III shall be his
aiu TO prep1To the student lhcTOT- B.y,
for en'eusg the uitT- medic ils"'nos
OF our country, iur tho p ,,as- ., g'ad
luaion. lie " u srs, ~ pa'ns't, give
IA thorough c~;tss Of Instruction. iof
which purpose. he wdI ~ nd psrssn>
ally up'n y lsug reciiaioas IN CrIm,
'aat'oaS ., the students, aui ne assures
those. who may commit Ihemsrlvrs 10
his trust, that 90 oneShaii he permitted
TO mTie an arHi isI progress Fha
most careful demonstrations will be
made in Anatomy, IN which department
be vii be assisted by a'cgmPeieu, dcm>
ouslratOr.
He will deliver a regular course ol
lectures 10 he several departments, AID
oil net le0Ue any sHbjsci, uuiI his class
-shali eytuce . satisfactory understand
ing Of his previous lecture.
As he proposition which he submits
to public favor, IS altogether new IN
our country. re asks Tor It The consider
Bte sItenupR Of all who are aux ,ous for
the protso'icn q! literature.
tie will cht rye as heretofore s l0n Tor
an entfre course OF Office instruction.
whah will enlIlle the srudralto The sd
vantage of his lpclrres. x will charge
$50 10 hose who may come hithrT for
the purpose OF attending hrs lectures
on'y. Those who are cfi'e sludrns
nust furnish their own looks. The FOL
loving are recomnended:--
Aa"tomy Wilson, OoubllD 'DIssecror
Horner PaxrcR.
.Ssrgcyy Gibson, Dorsey, Lstoo,
DNut, Ferguson, Cooper
Theory and Practice Gregory Wet
son. Ebrre, Dungrrgson, Stokes,
U6siehics - MeIgs, Ksmsuelham, Vel
psase, Devices
ElGt Medica Pereira, Wood aud
Biche.
Chrmsty-Graham, KaCe.
PMlosopky-Carpeuter.
The health Of New Lisbon is not ex,
ctlIed by thSt Of any town in the coun
try BodrBlug eau he had from SO To
l,75 Further PARTICULARS caH bo as
cerlaiusd by lener.
New Lisbon, Feb 6, l846.
or TIE Western Pal Iadlum, Carroll
Free Press, TescnraWas Advocate,
Stark Cornrry d mocrat. Beaver Al
gus, Welsburgh Transcript, UHion and
Herald, Sloubenvi lie, will each topy TO
the amount Of S..
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Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriher has been appointed and qualified
as Executor on The estate Of James New
in, late OF Carroll county Ohio, decess-
ed,
Dated this 5lh day of March A. D.
1926.
JOHN NIVEN, Exr.
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THE suhscii,c', 'or the pu, pose
Keeping hs trends advised OF hIs locr :
ton. &c, would respectfully iu(orm the
pdbIlc that h9 still continues carving
on the Gb we business n, his old Stand
on Lisbon street, C,rroilton. q few doott
north Of the Western Exchange HoleI
where he can be lounn at all times, ~
those who desire to preserre health l.,
keeping dry feet; lie, therefore, would
recommend The pcopie ~ho need
BOOKS AND '3EIO>1ss,
q give hun a call and he assures them.
HIhat they viii 60 away we'll SIOD,
He ls determined 10 work nothing hut
The best mareriai that can be purchased
aud his work shalt DO done 10 the most
fashionable style, as we'll us to the raosl
substantial n7nner
4hankttI lm tho patronage hereto.
fore received, he 10 determined 10 ren.
der himself worthy Of contnuanca oI
that support, winch all industrlous and
attentive mechanics. should receive al
the hands Of liberal putlic,
Ills shop s on the EAST side Of bis.
bon street, one door north Of EbersoIt
Hnd CrUmrineS u ack kamrh shop.
HENRY HELFRiCH.
Feb 81, 1915.
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Hollow Ware.

A large lot Of Hollow Ware, Of Pits
burgh manufacture, just received and
for sale cheap at The new Store OF
f.. oINCkAlR.
{ February 6, 1916.
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JOHN q. BRENN EN-.
Feb 90, 1915.
SUEPIFFS SALE,

Nv Virtue OF writ OF Alias Piurias
NenJl E,nonas, issued cot oi The Court
st Comm.a peas for Carroll cdunly,
Ohio, and TO So directed, ! viii oHer
Tor sa'ea, the dool lhe Court House
in CMtoiItan on the G7'h day Of April,
between The hours OF 10 o'clock a NJ
Ond tour o'clock 2. N of solA nav, the
fnl'oWlns real p,op.'ly. 10 %ui The
Weslh II OF the S u,h Eesr quarter Of
section four OF Township Sixteen OF
Range spven, --A''o ot'y Ncres Of the
Sou,h Wss, qn9ucr Of Sec,ion TowN-
ship and z nge aforesaid, 'cgeIher with
The Improvements
Taken in cxecrncu and will be sol
bv mo
r MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 27.h + 80 -Pr fre $50.