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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE:
YNHE subscriber keeps CONSTANTLY ON han

ruNHE subscriber keeps CONSTANTLY on I'm mi IN,
III h,.t mi mot eep,l,,, ...,,,,..., ~ s,'.s, -
p,,u,n,. r,u SD. AMI F,,,i,,,. 40 n. Co.. y. %
~. ~ - s,' ~ saa..,.,. 49, " 'oa"a ." The sv-A
p,ox,-sua,cp Ric, and snx,, pto,, q, aa, a..
som. ths.s p~. e.p,--l, IN, ,h, :, "a. -.
oh.r. ~, nam a., .,d s,, xh,eh ,ss !. - a. 49, -,
%snn "A" ~ ~" cay "'''" '"'' WIZ most superior
sosr Tn,s s, are .amsss l., wsI in between oss Of
root crops ana corn hen ma owe, ri fee, apa a. ty ,y. mr.
osuon so,s wa,. q, ,h san =, ,.a ass s ~ Ia S y,
a single m,a a board - $50 "a , 90
Re.rrnehips rto~ Til. doe. an. sam. xo.t a. ,h h,.
run ON re. pan alton with trepehlnx hoe. md .ouaIy a.
md with 6ye time. tbs r,phty thai ran ots No
nee p'anier Oh ud b. without thsa. 90 10 @ SO
Two and foar o Flows Of d,nsn, ...s and Tor an ln Of
"a my la o, clay al-o for .abb. and ~, ars an,
OF bs have crane e'ese. 4, them thu.
blowing ,dor IN van ON IN. -oli .x
miry roaed nnow otber. AT, adapted 10
trench blowing 10 turn I'M eauh In deem
heavy They answer for partial dteh
ing. 90 10 20 90
burning. 10 w
IErrowr complete assortment Auare nslr AMI doub-
triangle folding hao~- with wrought 81 pointed teeth
The a,t very superior, 90 o
Rollers OF stone en single doabl-
sHd to move by hand OF h.,s power. 10 90 to 65 90
Cu,ivao hand or hor,s OF patterns. 90
iiorre Powers. Endless chain single horse,
do twohor--, no 90
" Castiron single hotss, TO 60 90
do Tour horse, 90
Cran Thrcshers, IS % 90
heaters W 90 to IS 90
Thrrshers with ssparaiors. %
Clever Mills. 10 To
flaming Mill. ~ 90 TO ~ 90
Burr Stone MIL. for grinding grain 10 Iss 90
Casslron Mills, adnira. They
either ey hand OF other and well adapted fr grinding all
hd' OF grain except Touring wheat for market 90 Is 90
Corn aud Cob Cu>h. for grinding cob ~ 90 Is
Sugar cushe's1 500 20 90
rsia' MH- OF Na,oa. patterns, ooto u 90
OF Ears hour the best These wok BY hone
power, Us 90 to SO 90
The same worked by hand mace OF wood 90 10 81 On
iron
Vegetable Cutters, Tor sieing poatoes bes a , "a On
iurniP-. &C. w
straw Cutters Common hand sinA, aooro 90
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DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS -
II The subseuhsf woui respectfully inform THE PUBLIC.
he hand Constantly MANUFACTTRING safe
" every Description BANK- Sa. Houses, stos
PRISONS aEd Patent PAD LOCKS Raj Roads winch he
warrants of ofdrr. AND FURTHER oRE, THAT
THEY CANNOf RE PICk ED! AZ ORDERS Thankfully received
promptly attended has BanS I.cek Mandatory, New
arb New Jersey &c 6-6m n. 4 JOKES
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TO KUYEnS OF EURNirUUE--SOUT
J.. 4 j. W. MEEkS.

ANlNG facilities kinds Of the
fAsAissaAs Sic-lhl used beg leave
specially southern Genlencn and Ladies
New SOk. Establishment No "a N.sy street
few House Al their Store Rooms viii b.
found Furniture made the ancient and
usTn Partisan other desirable styles such ErN pan
Gothic, LOUIS NV Nv. all Of whrh Of
MANUFACTURE ami under their peF-ousi super
nrndenee, warranted mad. Europe
New Works seat. 4
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10 SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MERCHANTS.

FHNHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
II and the public for the great eItsn Of patton
received past and beEs leave to nioiH h'm
present for manufacturing Clocks are most
uaps deal with him will hnd bin a. ready
cheapest as and most honorable lens da
L, devote Sle rig,d their Interests
avng engaged IN manufacturing Coeks Tor
twenty years he believes he has had op
b-e0g acquainted with the wants NJ Clock deal
would hereby cuy inform all who make ihr
purchases they shall be furnished with Cooks winch
cannot be- surpassed point Of workmanship or finish
It's that several manufacturers and dealers
nv constantly ling worthe and counterfeit sticr hbtleit-
che ssnuin- jerome Clock" which fact unwilling aeAno"
t-aE@nt their superiority Tie trusts that pafehas
appreciate advantage buyug direct FROM the 'aetnD
they he the subjects Of thus imposition Al
with the cash will be promptly ahd ahih
attended who send their orders by mail nay rely
attention personal appeaton Cock- 10
tended for Foreign be- carefully secea and pack
miike An Clocks purchased al
tbs establishments warranted perform we'll snd ihr same
board vessels free OF uano laion
phsfge that possible attention sha be-
friends a patrons he respectfully 20
s.ais the patronage Of AN
Warehouse Philadelphia AZ 20 North Thfd Street
Warehouse BALTIMORE, at 36 south Charles Street
g.rroEY New ~ Johns Street between H1mh
trss. I'D Marke or
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TIE AMERICAN asnItULTuHISr.

'ENERnS :-une Dollar per year, IN advance /;
- nsl nuSbeTs Ten Gents three copies Two DolAr.
Published Monthly, by sAIIoS NuEs SOS BToad~sy Nov
YoTk, oeEta,n,ng - pages, royal octave.
Each number ofht Ageulurft contains sheet and
ported BY mail under the regulations
ire distance 40 miles from OF publication
and within loo miles tovE the
YoTk, postage each ab,T and
Il over 100 mites wpSost Toe STATE.
Dc - ALLEN Fitpf
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.ca-slt CHARLES CARVlLLE.
n Pine NJ, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,
ONEIDA 80. N. v.
HAS FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE

III No FNIN SAI.Fs, bl TIE TNtNNVE--
Il u NC in n. v. Mn shir,ings
do
III " Extra super Water Twist. a superior fabric
Eatra rwilsd Jeans
Corded Skirts, Chauibrays. tambfc Dufty
And vrry gcbcra OF Cotton Pantsloon stnr
of very superinI SiyHs
ALSO. As AGENT FOR THE hudson PRINT WORKS, ''
~
A vsty general as-ptmcnt nj PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRiNT all the which flr taste dcsn.
and skin IN execution surpassed
ALSO. ~ AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS. Ts"v ~ v,
tBE.yJsnLIS .sfRsHsLL. FS1, rrsy'tstSrJ
An tahes estabshmcni Thee, with
enable exhibit
OF COTTON GOODS worthy the attention Of buyer from all
SECTIONS Of the whom they offered the "a
vouTahic terms
New York. lst5. St-om
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GOODYEAR,> MEEALIC ca n-ELasIIC
MACHINE BETTING,

FfJt-NIkD lS'i
Madr only al RoIsury, tneaT Boston, Mas
: an article Ot immense value To consumers Oi
Il Machine Ne ting. Its peculiar qualities
Perfect equality OF width ami ihekn,s whieh will rrau
2. No degree injuries and
heI bic degree OF cold
Essential and other solvents
which destroy produce effect
It's and durability and when ADJUST, 10
dO,s require With leather
u adapted all Kinds Of Machinery. The prices which IL
afforded der the gbi
iers Il worth the L. pton Of NJ WHO tue atiele
Cireut eoniisng last Of pnee &c ~i be forwarded,
Application siAcrbcr. who t, uHeeni Agent for the
Al orr aud promptly cred
CHARLES W. ntiRNEE. Selling Agent
3-fR No. IS Trtmont Row, Ro-ton. Mass
NOLAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
TYNE subscribers hvng the exclusive right Tor Boston anj vi
manufacture Cot lans Patent tnisE Attachment
and Apply Primo Foote'S with the adioal right
vruj the uhrrS BE- Used OF the county
They nianucIue Piano FOr's ofev~ry cesePton either
with without thu with the iolan At
iaehmcnt.
wishing Of Kind,
mandatory hereby aurd at aicasrs their ORDERS BY
be- faithfully eIreu'sd and PTice They
mplo,,J present themselves
To doubts the minds those unacquanied VITA
hereby Ichangr such
rrm le county refund IE- puIehasr
y, THE puTs h-s.T snisn-d
Any pt-1n slHg information relation ~ The fiin,
obtain QUE oL,S II,Nn foRrE JotES,l gratis BY send
rug ad -, o us =. GILBERT 1 co,
iI--Gm No I0s. Washington street. Ro ton Mss.
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TO THE PEOPLE or THE SOUTH.
L Il. K. WARD, Nos. =. 9, and Is North
- Newark and No. i7s Wafer y. York.
manufacture Patent and IapAnni oldress'd L.
tier BY Harness maker Zap Nanuae
mtr. gis Iparnrd SkIting Hrdl". Dash Railing Gan, Ina
mered sfaLu rsl Be Front sup and Lining hdrs ar
ness Bride Aso Csf Skias. seal SKINS, kc They
being extensively engaged in mauuiacTng Llls Of lea
Japannsi Musn-, aLlr nmsh sIeh atel' to
Merchants and Dealers mivrAi ~ eains al
hrr Manuaciory Newark their nro New York, at tr
store oG James Cram Richmond Va be- pfuty
Tire lotibesa allow themselves Ia he out done
23-6m'
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HAN PIZZINI.


nIectIoncr and Dealer ian Foreign and DO
nestle FTuit,
III AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
d y e.teI, tie following Gool-
100 BoIes crop bunch Raisios
$50 BoIes do $50 BoIss Do.
80 Ecgs MalaS' GSps'. tprmr quality
10 Botes Malaga LEMONS I'm hnr ordeD
CasksZinie Cuuants
IS Drums suia Raisins
IS Boxes Citfon thne quahy)
Cases AMY Cherries
20 Don Olive oil, ,iquaiiy)
3 Cases Prunes IN GaFs JaI-
2 Bslss BordsauG Almonds
IS Drums Figs
10 Frails Malaga DO
Bales shcHed do
900 L's Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
90 Boxes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts, ffefh aud fne
50 DO Chinese fire opcters.
Together a age Of Candy n hs manuhc
equal any this other market Ao The
stock and the greatest variety n french and German Toys
Fancy Goods Penmsfy offered before this market
Goods selected aud puteasd
very be- prepared oh ndu,e
mem. 70 ps'na@ s w',.ns 70 huSnt ,,'s i & by, I ,d
County friends beJts they purchase ewher he doubts not
they viii 10 No S2
noG One door below Exchange Bank
POPUIAn COUGH REM
TNllOMSON'S Syrup Tar and Wood Naphtha
u wssfs Balsam wH Cherry
Cookies Syrup Of wild Chevy aud Aeetons
Bi,bans Hungarian Biisani
Ms Gardiner psisam Ltyetwou and hosih1uEd
New England Cough syrup
SMITHS WhoopnE CoushCofdsi
An warranted genuine Constantly on hsnd far .,ls BY
ALIEN DuVAL a 60,
des1 ~ Nam -.
(NERTRUDE Novel hom Southern Literary Me-
- seuFer istf and IS iss Published, and 0f sale BY
d. DRiNKER a MOHRi7
NNLANNEts We cHef fot e. uf eurnnnH
supefdne Red WbHe Fannr Also. nlue, Red an
WHIT Ted Farns ogfthsT s warp haunsis or Infants
gods bought b. sSh bow BY the
piece oryad ~ nAwEs. VAN nEURsEN WAHp
Oh CASES Of mice" and Iucca Olive OIL, in
Nv boi ies sndhisks
Por sans BY JOHN 0RENE
dsQ7 ts1 Vain r.
SPIRITS TURPENTiNE.
IN BBl.S. Spirits Turpcntine, just received
y ~ and fpf sais ~ 2. JOHNSTON Druggia
81 rs Man 81.
Out NAII.S-5TO casks Nails, all sizes, from
~ the esisbrabd "PhsHI works" Tor ale favorable prices
~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN a go.
HOLLAND CHM etb p'pes Holland Gin. Jas, rsesiyrd,
- iofSl- BY lNLoEs bboIHtH
ID OIL BUTTER, lor family use, just receiv.
del is5 Main s,sret
IN HHDS. Pure Winter Blcached Sperm OIL,
~ IN stofe ssd foe sslr BY
eeH INI.oEs BROTaER
6lPEIri TUHPENrNE-A few bot. si for BY
! - dsH ALEX DUVALS co, it7 Man g.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
'TNHE subscribers have in store, and are daily
- cIgectng the following articles, viz
10000 he Sliding Bacon
10000 81 shoulder 81
10 bhJs. y. o. and = sugar
10 do N -, CUBA and T.. n Moiassss
usfces ". o. nd r X.
quo s1eks factory FLIED Sah
so DO GA. DO
2u0 bbs OHIO Wh-key
80 do N. Rum aod Appls Randy
20 tons county Iron asortsd
do American Bistetrd Steel
50 bags vauOus kinds OfCohee
q bbs cheap Lamp and Coal PIT OIL
80 borss various kinds Of SOap
10 DO best Sperm Caniles
90 bbis prime Crief Vinsrar
100 bushr pure Mountain Clover seed-tosstisr with
Teas n an Mustard Sugar SPICES Backing Window
Glass Negro Shoes solr Leather, Gc 80,
JONES a wGNsTON
10 ~ dolfs below The Bel.
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given 10 represent the lnssn.l
es fes-piration. u 10 IN. great eva
saat,on for tlar impurities of the holy
u wiz be noticed that a thieh eloai,
NIT Issues from all points Of the slr
lace, which ind'sair that this psrg.,
milton no~suhin,ertupsrdl, when y 4
sre In health. but e-as-s when We ara
siek. l.ifs cannot b. sustained " an
ott H. u 70 thrown OF nom the blo.lL
aud other Juices Of the body. and de.
poses BY this means. Of nearly an the
Impurities within Ne. The blood, ~
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Il OoK TO YOUR INTEREST," The $,

II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
~ scrbers respectfully inform customers and the
public grnery they received e usual large supply n
fashionable and othT kinds u ready made CfiNGior
iaier wear ley NJ additions
ssty consisting every variety Of desirable Coaks Coat Nes
PANT. Ofiwefs Shirt Collars hO-oms Stocks, Socks HdSs
Euep@udSt kew wh,h they will be- pleased 10 NJ u-in
~ stys ~ Hpon tbs most reasonable terms
pains they ksn ih@ ss chm ~ their materials n
Enoiness the they have ksn
nds under ~ supervision to 'eeufe dufs
5,fy makes their aSriiuFm onH peculiarly
persons Gail ,ud ior yourselves
a. HOOPER a GRAFFs Virginia tiotinuT Sorr,
milf Main
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.


EuNE1 Il CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
Warehouse. Merchants Row, Boon-Nutseres At Tam
bridge Harvard Colrte Mas uny miles from the city
the collections NsFetable
Agrcuiu Serds b. found n ia.
s'ge and including the newell and h5ost
Roots and Das ';afdenng Botanical and AZ
ncuiural BOoss
The ptopcois Of ir containing upwards
Of ihry OF Tie and chr
collections
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
EyefHtroHs, FiOHCung SHfIls and Plants
Pear, Fluui and Cherry Stocks
Grape Viues, Raspl,nres
GreenLoI~ and Hardy li,Tlsceous Plants.
Roses and Catneihas.
Dshlas and Balbous Flower Roots
Hhlbafb and Asparagus Roots.
Bueuhorn, Atsf yig for hedges
Gfatauen,n has bce d.yo,d fruit uses ancusy pear
aud al the cbOcest kinds EuOlc haze ben sci-d by per
sonal the cerbined Tie auof sii p
wards OF 900 collection
specimen tres ~ which have been pusd cG and yfly
coming INTO bearing hy Whc means ssct accuracy the
may be degsured upon
They especially atnton eultvaiofs their
trees which, being North better
cold iuan those ased where the comparatively md
Catalogue Efatis.
The collection o Roses unsufyl~s,d comprising
twelve hundred ur., among w.sh te
kinds 10 BE- Obtained Il The most celebrated cuvaor of
France.
The gesn department. ,ouyst. n a the eh,- and
desirable yarref ~ Gambia TsafRUutum AEtlfa Cactus
Psuny fucisif, Chry an iic.nuui, Japar Lies &C.
'.'Altsrnl discount made to large purchasers
bJ ~ orders a. b. accompanied with hs cash dfan
~ltisiacofy reference.
Cstslr. .rnt gratis 90 every post paid appI,snt
of' aidfsssd a. Will be- promptly srerisj ts
plants ''cury pacte beIt paftsDn suy p1u
/ country, and FORWARDED without delay. Dc J-Im
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DECEMBER 22D 1916.
Cheap DTy Goods BLANKETS, servants CIs-
fbiag, &c.
JENk'NS would invite the attention ~ ihosa wanting
Ia really tsAp gOOIs bis stock which
ispienisled within fsw days.
Blankrs from o. %. a. "a. and higher pTices
BED Blankets honi three dilisTs per lar add finer
large assortment VI masuais Zoe aud womsns winter
tiUtluuF
WHIT sni Rel Fsnneb % cents andGnsr
cheap brown and tesehsd shniugs and shseings
Co ton OlnabuIps kinds
4''s ~ THssy Go,fi
CssboaIs Reps Npusl %. snts, shswis.
Worttd 'hpes aoi Coa eh ani cssp shawl Dotss hand
tsfchcfs &c
Ltewre 10000 ards sl,oys great bsVahs psss hont.
g. g. 20, i2le anj hnsf
20. bargains. csuat
Dec. ~ RI. JENKINS.
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CIRCULAR.

ITDsEH HosT N.oti h'g "av" 10 eau To the above
and they PREPARED
and respectfully sOcI shaI. patronage Al
msJ- WHEN tsguld.
Fcm ir gee by pIses Agent 81 the AairaWAn,
Rocky Mills they enabed induce
boh manufacturers winch they eonet
give may their busir
Their having been much turned the sale u Printing
tihs -Y V~r iage Of
Ih-se aulc!rs
They connected Commission business De
supply aricirs and
hand ful Of all and Materials used by them,
Machine Company, orders
descriptions tlnn and WSot-n Machinery
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TO THE PUBLIC

-. To The PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article Of Brushes from 90
to 5000 ysU ebeap Zoe cash wa gensra Pan
ists atuci~s.
Gh-- Of III" Bet quality. from sIiOto 1870 whossss
gffetEl
White Lad hard beat kegs from - lbs so he 500 bs
The above seesar n my SELECTION sad warranted good
ountfy geniianes would d. and sranins these
goods hnd iudg' fof thrnr-tiy~s ai ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, MAN street.
EsI doOf TO- the Exchange Bank
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M ORRigs BACuN HAMs--qJoO n- Of ibOss sp'eadid
w Hams cured b Al. hest sye of o. Morris Of Loui-s
fsr saRby JONES 4 WINSTON
de
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NHEMRERs an TINE LEGISLATURE. and

IV1 all es,.r. isI Main street Srr STOCK Of Pa
., s,n s,..I r.- Ink InkSaad- aud Bhes Red TaPe
p,,l,y-. Pencils war India Rubber. and all o'het Ar-
s, ~ DE stationery A-o Weekly Newspapers fef"d'
!. J. RANDOt.pH - fp-
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~ I.ANkE1S.--We have pist received from
- sueton,a hfs. 10, n NEGRo BLANKET, which
gsst snd viii BE- sob unusually low 70 which
invite he attention Of manufacturers and ofhera.
AIso on hand iOt ~ ~ and " wbnsy Bed Ban
Eets % importation Of which Erfa bbeon
Rovud. and which Il viii Nv yety NV IN co-s.
dsRa KNIT. KENDALb q ATWATER.
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CO.PARTNEKSHlP.

EoNARb none have th iaS associated with them JNo
" NCoLI, al: 6sm Gf Gay, Nicon Go D aud wl con
U1rsstc Commission Dry Gos business
,i 10y. uaI.t th, ai Ls"s4rB. Hos NilsiL
MM. 4. LEONARD
BOHERT = HONE.
JOHN W Ni.OII.
Nav Wax IL La ,arv
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,,,,,,,,,,,,, I,p,.s ARRIyAI. CLOTH.

A MOTHER LAkGE AkkiNhLof SL ,
~ INC a Nain Ill just received pee h.ptr ss
p,.t a,osb~ .s. which, want to eh "' cash
"a eli a. low ay- lO~er than the saa'e aHsny
Hs sIl.As MERCHANT. ne Main 81
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DEDUCTION.-A reduction seems 10
h be i,s order and eeng deernineo " N,p a.
-. 90, ,.,xhbcurr sincerity our urge t'ea ~
sin ro,a. Among uts. foSus'
.,u.d "a aud rich bn and blue hh Gro % hhe' ~ az
,,,.,d sss very rich, "a Heavy bh satin srped 90 en
"a eh.nreah- snks. and e.n~raI a-ormen' OF 'oo''N ~
r"A. ssS''* =" ' HAYES VAN pEURsEN WARD
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

MANUFACTURERS AND THE WAR.--The most
important public meeting since the proclamation
Of war, if not the most significant, assembled in
the great manufacturing city OF Lowell, Nassa-
.chusetts, on Tuesday evening. I'd June. Long
before the hour arrived for calling the meeting to
order, the City Hall was crowded Col. Bancroft,
the mayor of the city, was appointed president. -
Resolutions supporting the war; in favor OF raising
$50, 900 in Lowell for the use Of the Massachu-
sstts volunteers, of thanks TO the Army and Navy
for their services on the frontier, and compliment
tary to the administration and both Houses Of Con-
eress for their unanimity, were adopted. The
meeting adjourned with three cheers for General
TAYLOR, his officers and soldiers, for their brilliant
achievements upon the Rio Grande; three for the
military companies and the bands, and three fol
the ladies Ohio Press.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20
WHIesl!. READ ANp TREMBLE.

{" SHALL vorE THE WING TICKET No
LsNGER "-This was the language ofa prominent
whig of Summit County, made IN our presence
last week, while talking on the subject OF banks,
whig tax law, &c. View somewhat surprised
70 hear such language fall from the lips OF man
whose devotion to the whig cause we had known
10 be great. and one whom we had supposed would
always continue so. Wehad the curiosity there
fore, 10 inquire what had brought about this
change IN his political sentiments! In reply he
frankly confessed that he had lost all confidence
in the honesty OF the leaders of the whg party,
and that he could not consistently with his views
of right and duty, support them any longer and
should not. He spoke of the tax law; and repre-
sented It as having been got up by Alfred Kelley
& CO., with view of making a vast fortune out of
the operation. They had dealt largely in State
Stocks-had purchased them at a discount, and
now their object was to bring them up at, or above
par, SO that they could sell out. and thereby pock
ct thousands of dollars, they had done before by
similar operations. This they intended to do, out
Of the hard earnings of the people through the tax
lava law, he observed, which must be repeal
ed, and he for one, was willing to unite with the
opponents of the law to effect it. This is the Ian
guage of hundreds of wings on the Reserve
Clepeldnd Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

pRicE OF WOOL" HOME PRoTEcTicN;
W. see many of our farmers in the city with their
wagons filled with WOOL The purchasers OF wool
in The market are scarce. Those who are purcha-
sipg, pay from l6 TO 20 cents-very low tor tins
article. But the protected manufacturers OF it In
the east, profit by these low prices. Many OF the
farmers Of Ohio voted for this protection 70 the
manufacturers, but you never see the mannfac,ur-
ers do any thing that Will increase the rrlce OF the
raw material on their hands. When will these
humbugs of whiggery cease TO delude and deceive
its followers!
What is the reason, Mr., Journal, that the banks,
,,r;ffs. and home markets, will not keep up the
nrice Of the produce of the ersi- Ohio Press,
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THE CAMP.-Some mal-contents who are only
eontented when others are dissatisfied, only happy
when others are miserable, and at peace only when
Others are in confusion and difficulty and trouble
are endeavoring to create the impression that the
troops at Camp Washington are disconted, and are
not properly provided for. This is utterly false
A happier set of fellows we neversaw than those
at Camp Washington. They are well provided
for, and have no other discomfort than that which
results from their anxiety to be in motion for the
scene of action.
The Tories who first endeavored to prevent vol
unteering, having utterly failed to repress the en-
thusiasm Of the People, and having brought down
curses loud and deep upon themselves, are endeav'
oring now in the maligniy of Tory spite to create
difficulties in this camp, or at least to produce the
impression that there is difficulty or dissatisfaction
there. This effort will meet with the same recep
tion and the same results, as the previous one
Gin. Union.
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MUASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
lvH virtue of a decretal order to he directed,
from the court OF Common Pleas OF Monroe coun-
tv, and State of Ohio, in the case of John Wyley
against Jacob Calvert ct al. there will be offered
for sale at public outcry at the front door OF the
court house in the town of Woodsfeld in said
county, on .lfonday the 22d day of June, 1916
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m and A O'Clock
D m of said cay, the following real estate as the
propelty of the defendants Calverts, to witt The
south half of the south east quarter of section NO
9, township No. 5, and range No 5; also the north
west quarter of the south east quarter OF section
township and range aforesaid, lyiIg and being III
the county and state aforesaid.
WIN. OKEY, Mas Com.
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LTD virtue of writoflevari facias TO me directed
D 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 Woodsfield in said county, on Monday the 22d
day Of June, 1876, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a m and A clock p m OF said day. the following
described real estate to wit: The south east quar-
ter of the south west quarter of section 30, in town.
ship 8, Of range s. also the south west quarter OF
the north east quarter of section 5, in township A.
of range 6; lying and being in said county of Mon
roe, and taken in execution the property OF Dan
iel Daugherty ct al at the suit of John Mason as
signee Of Richard Rice.
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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