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Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thatthe uais,irn-
ed has obtained Of lie Clerk ofthe County
Court of Fisc COUNTY. letters Of .Administration
on the estate of Zacharia Bell deceased, bearing
late. Feb. %, 1886. -?
An persons Indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payn,ent. Aifeperscns
having claims against said estate. are requested
to exhibit them property authenticutedH7ithin one
wear from the date Of slid ~lasteri, or they may Os
precluded from having ary h"rcfts fsafl eS'te.
land If ut exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
April II, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

G. w. BucKxER. Fl. {. B%RoARprs.
BCCkNER s. .BROADDUS, =.
Alto mi rs AT LAW,
" Boz ling-Grcen, Mo-,
r Will attend the Circuit Courts Of Ms
rion, Rails, Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery,
Warren and St. Charles. Business e~n,rust-
ed to either viii receive theirjoint attention.
Anril IL, SIG. "f" =. :
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

likely 10 IL larger than III any former year.
- The new constitution is undoubtedly gain
ing ground in the southwest. We have recent
ly beard OF several chances in IFS favor OF prem
iuent men, and from our observation ii the Dadc
Circuit court, that county will give q large major
lily in its avOr.-[Smi"gfeH .4drrfisT.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

= S. +. MURRAT,. M,rncy at Luw,
LorI<rASA, Nc, viii promptly attend to
any business that may be entrusted 10 his
care.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
WANTED.

Whest. Bacon. Hides, Tallcw, Beeswax, t,rd.
Feathers. &C., &C., for which VIC will pay the
prices. II. Z. BLOCK, &CO.
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DYER / P%OINDEXTER,

"vHOLESALE and RETAIL EE.sLERS
w IN DRY GOODS. Groceries. :c.. stt.,
corner Of Main and Market Streets, St. Louis,
Composite the old market place, are now reesiv.
mig large supplies, which they will sell very lew
FOR CASH. IVA
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

HI L. A. WEIGH, .3tt,rney at LaW.
Mo-, will pramptly attend to allbas-
ness entrusted to his care.
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Tie erni. rrt,oa to this c"u,try tbs season
kelly 10 !c larger than many former year.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-26
NOVICE

TXT HEREAS my wife Sarah Martin on Or
wv about tho 20th day Of September Al. D..
18l6 left my bed and board in Columbus Grove
Putnam County Ohio without any JUST eauss Of
complains Or provocali6n this Is therefore 10 no.
xify al Ilpcrsons whoinsoeser not 10 trust the said
Sarah Murtin On my account, rs shall pay no
dtbn o{ her contracting affcr this date and j do
hereby forbid all persons. whomsoever, from hsr-
bsrin9 Of maintaining the said Sarah Martin, an
1sr tis penalty Of the law.
CoIun,bus Crave November, .. 1896
se7cw JOHN s. MARTIN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-26

Dayton, Fsb. Is, le44.

-. O0yt0nt REQ. %, Ac44.
Mr.. J. w. Whitmore:
Dear Sir--As you arc the regular authorized a.
gent in Dayton. forthe sale Of s.Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild herfy,v Itake this method Of MA
king statement Of facts to you (which hope
may be published to the world) ID reference 10 an
almost Miraculous cure, wrought in my case by
means Of the above Invaluable Bnlsnm. Language
fails 70 describe The sdlutafy effects il produced,
and the great benehtI derived from it.
The citizens Of Dayton and vicinity well recol-
lect that on the 9Th Of August last. received se-
rious injury BY the explosion Of cannon. Apor-
tisn oil its contents entered my right side and
sfeasti and in all probability some fragments or
splinters Of the ranirod passed through the puro,
and pierced the lungs.
After tho lapse Of about six weeks. wes ~.
tscked with Distressing cough ara violent pain
IN my righ. side, Some ten days after this, when
an Paroxysim q coughing, suddenly an ulce
broke, and q large quantity Of very offensive mat
ter MIXED with blood most oil which found pasr
sage through the opening OF the wound. From
this opening theie frequently passed quantity
OF air. supposed 10 issue from the lunzs. During
oil this time my suiferings were most ntolerabie.
NY physiciane, meanwhile, paid the stricissi at
tention % me, and did oil in their power for my
recovery but with all their skill they could not
reach the seat ofdistress. l was visited during
shis lime BY atleast twenty Physicians.
II was now reduced 70 q certainty, that inHuma-
ton Of the Lungs was rapidly taking place; and
~, ~. 4, ~ ne e ve1y snsr'
49, s,;s;e.I ~ s,s,s ~. uessse psooao'c.
,,.,rs az "a 7. s.a;ss; yssengel was des.
~ ~, ~. i. Z. sss.,.,,sJ 1wL Pnssc'an
o sS aI, ;, was ~ evsa mnea ne was MADE
nothing could be done by medical add II lie CON.
stituti0n itseIfwas not sufficient 10 throw OF the
disease.
M friends now despaired Of nv recovery. apd
had no earthly ground OF hope % suryiye many
DAYS. Forsuuately al this la,,e iure. saw one 3.
Dr. Wistaras Pamphlets. ent;tdc .sFanjly Med
ical Guoe,, or ssTrea,ise on cons amption Of the
Lungs., As had often heard Of diving men
sscatching at sraws.u fell like doing 10 myseli
BY the concent of my physician, I sent 10 Won
Cor bottle Of the medicine describedyiz: s.Wis-
sar,s Balsam OF WilS cherry.p which relieved n
slr,ost Immediately. Af:er had used some fig,
~ six bottles. Ihad so far recovered a. 10 be nm
ana about. nv cough ceased. and nv lunps were |
reatored 10 a healtby state--ai from he 6eal;rg
and hamy influence. ana powerful medicinal liz.
t,e of W;atar,s taIsara val g' 7'rf7 'l -'i
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Carnss Robert
Same .
Donnclly F r
Freisner Henry il
Fisher James
Good Abraham
Harmon Oihios John and Amos
Harmon OlIiios John and Amos
same
same
Leach Charles
Morris Jamcs
Silnmot
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ApMINIsrRATIoN NOTICE.

&ts ~ QblANtDa = y q = AoAs ~ y - =.
MJOTICE Il hereby given that Nicholas Me-
In f,onneiI was. ct the October Term Of the
cot,rt ef eommcn Plsas of Putnam county, apPoin-
I'D A6minissrator Of Jshn Mokelyy, decessed.
October ~, Is4s NICHOLAS NecoNNELL.
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south quarter 100 255
south west quar,er 100 240
north west quarter Of north east quarter 40 GO
east half Of south east quarter so 9s
north east quarter 160 272
north west corner of north hf Of north Or 10 Is
east half af norlh west quarter 80 lis
west naf Of north cas-, quarter so ll6
east half Of south quarter 80 ll6
south east quarter OF north west qnarter 40 5o
south west quarter Of south west quarter 40 IS
north west quarter of south west quarter 40 SO
south east quarter l60 $40
south west quarter Of south west quarter 40 so
north half Of North Or north cast ctr 10 los
south half of north east quarter SO 100
north west qur.er OF souih west quarter 30 So
south west quarter of north west quarter 38 SIS
north west qiarier Of north west quarter 3S 81
west half o! suu,h cas-, quarter 90 IA
south west quarter l60 $40
south east quarter ofsouth west quavtcr 40 So
west half Of norih east quarter 80 1870
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No. Ill, Richland Township.

west half Of north east quarter Q
south west quarter Of south vest quarter A
west half Of south west quarter 8
east half Of south east quarter 8
south east quarter ID
4 sonih west quarter l0
east half ofsouih west quarter 8
north west quarter Of north east quarter 4
north east quarter Of south quarter 4
ontinued on second page, on the in side,
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Is =.
Black Jonathan )
BslsInger George
Cope Joseph H
same
Donald ArchboId
same
David John
Dution Jonashan
Elliott John
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of TytunbuH County.
BANrrNc.-Bank. are taxed under the fellow

BANKING.-Banks are taxed under the fellow
ing provisions of the banking law:
"The directors of said banking company shall,
semiannually, on the first Monday in May and No
vember, DECLARE A DIVIDEND OF so
MUCH OF THE NET PROFITS AS THEY
SHALL JUDGE EXPEDIENT, and on each
dividend day the cashier shall make and certify by
his oath, FULL clear and accurate statement of the
condition of the company, as it shall be on that
day, after declaring the dividends,"&c.
1t appears that Messrs. Perkins and Coombs
were appointed by the late legislature Of this State,
to examine the affairs OF the bank Board of Con-
troll and according to their report, there has been
put in circulation by l6 banks OF this State u.s.
s2l. The profits of this circulation at 6per cent,
would amount to Ss67, ,l29. This sum, being taxed
according to the odious discrimination in favor of
banks, would yield to the State $4,027 and "a
cents. But instead of paying this amount, these
banks have, by the privilege allowed by law,
Judged erpedien to declare adipidend, so that all
the taxes paid by them, according to the aforesaid
report, amounted to but TWENTY DOLLARS
AND SIXTY-SIX CENTS! If these banks had
been taxed on their capital paid in, which is 927-
9Os, the tax would have amounted to $l3,91s and
81 cents-that is, if they had been taxed at the
same rates that farmers are taxed; but under their
exclusive privileges they paid but 500 and 66 cents,
thereby swindling the State out of thirteen thous.
and eight hundred and ninety-eight dollars. Is
it to make up this deficiency that farmers pigs are
taxed?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04

FREE TRADE.-The Cincinnati Herald talks
like book--and very good and very profound
book, too-about free trade. Here is specimen
Of Its manner Of treatingthi subject
Protective Tariffs are necessarily selfish and ex-
elusive, inconsistent with the universal phanthro-
py OF Christianity, and ever fruitful of i'll blood be-
tween nations which are identified in interest and
ought to be, in sympathies and policy. They place
the various powers of the world in state of COM
mercial war, the results Of which are, mutual iea-
ousies, envylngs, dangerous collisions, watching
over each other for evil national captiousness uni
yersal Ishmaeiitism. Free trade is the law of
Christianity as well as of Common Sense, and if
adopted, universally, would do more to hasten the
advent OF Universal Peace, than all other causes
combined--of course, excepting the great Gospel
of Peace itself
The United States and Great Britain are the two
greatest commercial powers in the world. They
stand as the representatives Of that form of cvza-
ton, the glo-Ssxon, which, we believe. is the
most robust most fruitfulin blessings best adapted
to the Development Of all the faculties Of man,
and the establishment Of the principle Of seIfgov-
ernment, and withal, is more widely diffused than
any other. Were these two great powers, thus sit
uated to take the lead in the policy OF Free Trade
no opposing policy could long stand before them
The world would soon be relieved from those bur-
thens upon It's energies and advancement, which,
when viewed Alright, are as absurd as all those fool
ish enactments in times past, by which govern
ment sought to manufacture the r9anners, morals,
and consciences OF the people, a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04

serve the writ on her! I'd ketch her
by the nape of the neck, and l'd----but,
there's my walor agin risin' above bilin'
heat! lmust choke it off, for I'm 'feard
that watchman heerd me holler, and if
l kin only hussel that id mangey
bulldog from under the wharf yonder,
III retire for the night"
Suiting the action 10 the word, Billy
crept under the wharf, where Mars,
his patron god, no doubt guarded his
slumbcrs. ~ 0. Delta.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04
The Senate adjourned.

DEATH OF CoMMoroRE CRANE.-,The
death of Commodore Crane, late chief
of the Bureau of Ordinance and Hydro
graphy, at Washington City, which re-
suited from his own hand, on the 18th
inst, has cast gloom over large and
respectable circle of-friends. He had
given evidence Of a morbid mind for
some time previous, and had resigned
his place the week previous under the
monomania that he was about to die
Commodore Crane was in his 62d year,
and leaves wife, but no children.
1es n Saturday Courier.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04

MURDER WILL oUr,--It may be recollected
that we recently noticed the trial Of Edward H.
Ruloff, school master and practitioner Of the
Thomscnian system Of medicine at Ithaca, N. Y,
for the abduction and supposed murder of his wife
and child. As the bodies could not be found, he
was convicted of lesser offence, and sent to the
Pententiary for ten years. The recent fresbet at
Ithaca disintered a box containing the bodies of
woman and child, horribly mangIed and d.sfigured,
which have been identified as those Of the wife
and child Of RuloG Truly hath it been said that
murder will outp'--Sat Courier
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04

Mr.. Ezra Holden one Of the editors
and proprietors of the Philadelphia Sat-
urday Courier, died in Washington city,
ON the goth ult.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

MARCH 26.-In the Senate, to-day, after the
transaction of morning business, another effort was
made by Mr.. Allen to obtain an informal under
standing that the debate on the notice should cease
on to morrow week. He was opposed by Mr..
Jarnagin, but Messrs. ]. M. Clayton, Niles, and
others expressed their concurrence in the sugges.
ton. No definite action was had and the matter
dropped after brief conversation. IL seems how
ever, to be the general opinion, that the vote will
be taken about the time designated by Mr. Allen.
An interesting debate occurred on proposition
to take from the table resolution offered by Mr.
]. M. Clayton some weeks since, calling for infor-
nation from the President relative to the Oregon
negotiation. Mr.. Allen opposed the resolution,
and after rather spirited debate, the matter was
informally laid asde to give place to the special
order
Mr.. Miller then addressed the Senate in favor of
compromise, and a modified notice, as conducive
TO the adjustment OF the Oregon controversy.
The Senate, about three CLOCK, proceeded to the
consideration Of executive business and after some
time passed therein, adjourned
The House was engaged, during the day, on the
bill to supply deficiencies in appropriations Final
action was not had uponit. The debate, however,
in committee, was brought to close; and motion
to consider the vote directing its termination was
negatived. At the close of the sitting, the House
passed, without debate or amendment, the bill from
the Senate authorizing the Secretary of the Navy
to contract for the purchase of American water-rot-
ted hemp Union.
MARCH 27--The Senate did not sit to-day.
Int the House, the committees were called for re-
ports, of which great number were made, upwards
of two hours having been occupied in their recep-
ton. The subject of national defences came incl
dentally up, but in no definite form, and with no
practical result. After clearing the desks by this
process the House, for the first time in some weeks,
passed to the consideration of business on the pr-
vate calendar ID.
MARCH 28.-The Senate was not in session to-
day.
The House, on motion by Mr.. Daniel, made at
very early stage OF the sitting, passed into Com
mittee of the Whole, and spent the day in the con-
sideraton of the private calendar. The layer of
bills on which the House happened to place its hand
to-day was an unfortunat one-falling within the
category of claims 6. to be reported 10 the House
with recommendations that they do not pass. ID
The SENATORS FROM TExAs.-Mr Rusk, one
of the Senator's of the new State of Texas, has ar
rived in Washington, and appeared to-day in his
seat in the Senate.
General Houston is expected in few days
Uii,on, March 26.
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PUBLIsHER'S NoTICE

PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
Do-V. B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and receiptng for subscriptions and advertisemen
in the cities Of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston. Business intrusted to HIM for this Of
fee will receive prompt attention.
Address--V. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia--Coa Of
fee, No. l60 Nassau street, (Tribune Buildings, }
.Ne,o York-S. E. corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, Baltimore--No. l6 State street, Boston
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The SENATORS FROM TExAs.-Mr Rusk, one
of the Senators of the new State of Texas, has ar
rived in Washington, and appeared to-day in his
seat in the Senate.
General Houston is expected in few days
Un,on, March 26.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-03-09
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND GENTS FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
No. Merchants ROac, Worcester.
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags, Valises, Travelling Trunks, &c. &C.
March q an
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THE PILES!

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AGENTS. WOrcester Green d Co., and S. A.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No 9 BURLIEG-SLIP, NEW YORK.
&tIRUS W. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
est manufacturers prices very extensive assortment
the wants of in all sections of the country
Paper of all kinds made to order at short notice
Inc stock of Printing Paper unusually large, part of
which is OF very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand, viz FEELINGS Wire
Coth, EoLrdriner Wires, Bleaching Powder Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &c &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
gng sc purchased, for which the highest price cash
will be paid dwly Feb d.
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20 Die Ion. Counly Commissioners for

= INC county OF Worcester.
EsFECIFuLLY represent the undersigned citizens Of
me town Of scarborough that the public convenience
require new County road, commencing point near
the dwelling House OF Col ARENAS Fay, said south.
borough thtnce running in southery direction about
Two honuIeu roos to land OF Stephen Newton the line
betWeen southborough and birmingham at or near The
point to which the County Commissioners Of Mddesex
nave been peoned 10 locate County read in said
Town OF birmingham; Wherefore they pray that such
new County road may be duly established according te
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Commonwealth oil Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
Al a meeting the County Commissioners, begun and
holden Worcester, within and for the County At
Worcester, the second day of February, A. d. 1916
nv adjournment from fourth Tuesday Of December
1915.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered. That notice he
all and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners viii meet at tie house of
DEXTER Fay, in said Scarborough, Tuesday, the
seventeenth day Of March neat. OF the in
the afternoon, by publishing atttsted copy of said
Petition this Order thereon. in the Daily Spy or
Massachusetts Spy, newspapers printed in said Worces
ter, three weeks successfully. The last publication q
ne fourteen days. least before the said
day of March Hext.
further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
ty Deputy the Town Clerk OF the town
Of scarborough with attested copy said Petition
Order thirty days, least also post up an
tested copy thereof in public places said town OF
Souhborough, fourteen days, least, before the said
day OF March next, which time place
The Commissioners win proceed view the route set
forth said Petition. hear all persons Corpora
interested therein who then and thee desire
be heard thereon, and, if they shall adiudge that The
prayer said Petition ought be granted TO Law
ont locate, and establish County read over The
above described, and all damages as
any person corporation may snstain by the locaon
and construction of the road aforesaid.
Attest. WILLIAM JEN NISON, Clerk pro tenn
Copy the Petition aud f the Order n0tlce thereon
Attest WILLIAM JENNISUN, Clerk pro tenn
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Indian Hair Dive.
N0TICE.

TOY license of Court viii be sold al Public Auction,
90 ID on the premises in Leicester, Saturday. the
1911 fourth dug of 4prH nert at one o'clock IN the
afternoon, The following Real Estate; FARM Of about
ls2 acres of Land suitably divided into Moving Tsge
Pasture and woodland with large story Dwelling
House. aud oubuidngs thereon, situate in the
sOuherly part Leicester the road leading from Leces
ter 10 Auburn about u miles Leicester Academy and
about j mile from Clappve Depot, being the same Real
Estate lately owned and occupied by MARTIN BRIDGEs,
deceased further particulars inquire OF the sub
serber in Clappvle. II Conditions at sale
EBENEZER DUNBAR,
Leicester March s. l846. dwSwF Administrator.
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REMOVAL.

ffiHE Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Establishment
l. Of me subscriber has been removed the first The
SECOND DOOR North Of the Anaerican Temperance
House, where the BEST and most EXTENSIVE assort-
men can be found in Worcester and prices low
any other store in this any other place
Personal attention given to Watch Repairing and En-
craving r d. DUNBAR.
Worcester Feb le. dtg6m