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The Southern journal., 1846-03-07

by EDWARD i. BOWEN,
Deputy Clerk,
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
This bill is filed by the heirs of Joseph
Pounds 10 set aside and rescind the sale OF
tract of land IN Lawrence county, con.
veyed by z. E. Pendteton in his lifeline
to Henry Sones, and for convey yane OF
the same by Sones TO complainants, also to
perpetually enjoin the judgment against
said Henry Sones in favor of samuel Smith,
and for an account OF rents issues and prof,
fits ofihe land against the heirs of Pendle.
ton, and for general reliet.
Freeman & Valnerson, Sol.
Nov. 1 1916 i7-9w
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Administrators Sale.

Feb. %, 1846-33-6w.
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March 7, ls46-34 CIV
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
TOR the Hemovnt und Pernin ncnt Cure
OF all Diseases arising frOr, m, Inn
pure state OF the BLOOD ar Habit

For the Removal and Permanent Curc
OF All Diseases arising from an Im-
pure state OF the BLOOD or Habit
scRofuLA OR KINGS Evil, RnEUMsrIsa OBSTINATE
InE fAcE BiorcilEs. HILLS CHRONIC SORE Rye.
m MSS WORN sm or TErrrn. s.AlD nEAp, ENLARGE
horn ULCERS sYrHILrTIc sv arroMs scihTicA or
bcsos "a xS np p,snAs.s ARISING PROM AN INJu-
fosuRE OR lMrRuDENcE IN LIFE. ALSO CHRONIC
CoNsrn UfoNAL DISORDERS
VuhE VALUE Of this preparation now widely known and
s,rp day the ned Of Its usefulness extending. .appsoy,I
most powerful and searching pspaaoa nun az. ,o ,hs, ~.
ever been employed in medical practice not Toe ~. oo
ao but genera. extending through the whole system nsu
als' the poisonous elements the blood restores healthy
tone to the organs which generate that ad and ali
disorders the result rapid ang and pu.
,ues In rheumais and other painful OF the u.eu,
n0,s .eI OF N. pain and IN all cases
ten put mp In hshy form for eonycn-ns
bottle will make quantity equal TO ON. quar-
superior in medicinal vaiu. PREPARATION. ,
the most respectable character ,e,nx great value n, an
active aud curative medicine. " "
following
!" ." careful perusaL Comment ev -nee IL
NEwAHK. N. J. March ~, 1916.
hesrs A. D. ID. Ssnds-Mr O,yers ehld M mi. nI.s. -.
attacked with seroua when year. Old which .oon h.
70 e,e ,nes,on The disease pervaded .ysem aud
Different physeansin Newark Beleye aud New Yok "a
S,se A' n w eu hnaiy gave up the perfectly
ana procured was ,dn,,
siered with many interruptions W. win An. no @
About ago became Acquainted with m.
OF the case The child who aged four years was com
pes mass OF disease and Incapable using any ill.,
body ~as swollen TO ne'r twice the head limb.
ana BODY We're almost entirely large .or. M, wa.
~ and "ouhiake notice thing only to shInk
from being touched BY The da.. a. ,h .
,me was equally severe in~sry bloody
every lew hours They more of The
anaesioe she had takenou bottle nom ne
aeo- the room She has taking the Sc
IN, " U.s. shu ne sores are nearly all healed
stored TO heir natural USE she cheerful and is "a a
ann very respectfully your,
Tn. oor,o,;,. l.. Sec OF Youths State Tenn. Soc.
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STRANGEHS VISITING THE CITY, and al Others
~ desiring purchaso IasfrHmsn will End
WIN =. MONrhGUE5 Music Store No ISL Main street. most
desirable cablhmen for obtaining an the
bic publications, together
every description An Of superior PIANO FORTEs
SANITY hand aso Guitars, Flutes Ffcs Nons
Fageoets Aecodeons Bugg Horns umpc Cofnopesns
bones he hcin short, article HneaH NJ
which may obtained subsc upon very poe
sbe terms wM. T.. MONTAGUE.
No. ~ Main street,
10 10 sign Of the Golden 1.yrc.
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r + N OVAL!

"E have removed our store 10 81 Main street,
recently occupied by Messs Brooks Rel udtsn.
shall BE- pleased n ffiends
e4 HAwEs VAN DBUHsEN WARD
WINDOW SHADES-Tmnsparen Window
w Shades, Of rev aud beautiful designs.
German and Domestic OIL Cloths
White and eold Canton MattiuE-winbe soh chcaphy
LATtiROP CHRISTIAN 4 co.
my m % Main street
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GONE THING is CERTAIN"
ZEN CO. having praeised for The as, five yesst The
~ od ~ selling before" we'll ler the cine of Inc
balance G1oi That FROM
thntime viii sell Chng than be had
oihsr Richmond and although however doubtful
soHns things are, this one Thing y esrtain. F"
lei KEEN co
(tANToN MATING At REDUCED PRICEs-3o rolls super
~ g. and ooofed Canton Hatinrs for ra
vev reduced prices my NiOEs a BROTHER
MERCER AND YELLOW POTATOEs-9so bus
lVl Mercer and yellow Potatoes, store and for sale ~
my rs BfssKLtG McCANDiIsH.
n AGUYHA AND aIo COFFEE-7so Bass aneay
prime Gfeen Iaguyn Coffee.
97S Bars Rio Cote, superior article.
IN sore, and viii be soh very low eose Consignment
anal WIN ANDERSON IT,
| shot! ShOtii
WNTg bavr now IN store aHOr sSrs, from Wyiho
w Mining Company Dealers Who hsve bcsn waiting or
assou apd others win please send In eifi
dsn my ~ b CRENsHAw, BROTHERS = CO
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EANttt WANNAI SccTttafy
The subscriber Agent for Company prepared
applications ffe Insurance periods
named. viz for for life and
exceeding $40 900 life rhe
OF the intermediate years noted
well all other information desiring
Insurance. will also be made application The advan
tases offered by this Company believed equal
superior TO those offered by other either the T. = Great
Britain. N q. GwATuMRY,
Physician the Soeieythe Family Physician OF party
whose life be insured.
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SUPEaIOH FAMILY TEA pseEsee. e1tra hne
- ounpovdr rea surpassed By any IN s eounyfor
.is ~ The paeksgs a retail by
CApppTON A feuyfMp
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SELLING orr AT COST,
IN IN neus uaUfau~Esa

SELLING orr AT COST,
SO CLOSE BUSINESS.
q DUNSPAUGH a. co. having positively
dernined N eioss tbe business before fsih
luy ohsf Ne bsanee q their stock ~ CLOTHING, below
eos Tor cash Wehavs m gooi assortment ofsummer Clothing
o. evcy Description cah from purchasers solicited
have deteunned 70 en Che balance of
original cot prices.
No. - West Vain stree,
~ Riehmord, Va.
a tHitnRENE sHOKs IN GREAT VARIETY The .uh.eri-
bet has just feeeived fuH Hppy ~ Chdrsns ard M-es
osHe' soos 7ppes and Iss u an colours and desonpons
Whieh he WI seh very ehesP. le ALEX HILL.
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coNsUNPTIoN.

can hardly be credited that have any effect upo
the lungs seated they system but we say one
Tor all that this Ointment reach the quicker
medicine that be given internally Thus placed upon IN
chest Pehtaes directly the lungs separates posonou
paIees that are consuming them and Ipels
need not say that curing OF oontnua
w. although told what IN sa
90 long as can cure several thousand persons yearly
HEADACHE
The save has cured
ing and who had regularly every week. vomiting one
took place. -
Deafness and Ear Ache helped success, a. al.
Ague in the Face.
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THE preceding figure /,

- given to rePfesrrtthe ihsensi
bio Precipitation. II 10 the rreaieva-
euauon for the impurities Of the bod,
II viii be noticed that . thiek cloud,
mist issues from all POINTS Of the sur
face. which indicates that this perspi
ration no~suninseuup,edlv when ~,
are in hsalth. but ceases when We are
siek. Life cannot be sustained with
out H. u 10 thrown on ffo ~ IN. blood
and other Juices OF the body. and die
poses by this means. OF nearly an IN.
impurities within Us. The blood, b,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-02-12
DIR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLA-
E0GUE.

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for Fever and
IA Ague Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Enlarge
ment Of the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen
(ague cake,) and the various forms of bilious in
digestion
The first effect Of bilious climate upon the hu-
man system list produce torpor and inactivity of
the Livet, thereby preventing the natural and
free discharge of bile. All know the lurking ma
ture of the poison that produces the apove diseas-
%. A shallow complexion, capricious appetite,
and occasional pain in the side, often the on
ly symptoms to warn of impending danger. The
operation of the Cholagogue is to counteract this
miasmal influence, by producing activity'of the
hillary organs, and healthy, natural discharge
Of bile from the system.
For its effect as preventive, reference may be
had to the thousands of travellers, as we'll as resi-
dents Of bilious climates, who have been protec-
ted by its use from attacks of Ague, and other
bilious diseases-
A small treatise on the "Causes, Treatment
and Cure of Fever and Ague, and other Diseases
Of Bilious Climates may be had gratis of the un-
dsrsigned agent IL tt.,..,a4
II. G, LEE, Kalida. j. GRUvER, Sect. 10
~ -sa4r - g
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From the Seneca Advertiser.

JUDGE TAPPAN-"LOW WAGES"
The Standard of this week makes " a cor
recton" in regard to charging Judge Tap
pan, whilst in Congress, with advocating the
reduction of the price of labor to +" a shilling
a day." g., and now says the Objectionable
declaration "was made to t,ro manufacturers
of Steubenville;" it also publishes what pur-
port to be the affidavits of two individuals in
regard to these declarations. s-
Our authority for denying these charges
again we hold in more elevated estimation
than we possibly can the affidavit of the tool
of kindred affidavit maker who, in lS42.
was convicted of false swearing in relation
TO the United States Bank and as they rely
entirely upon such foundation for substan-
'iation, they will, in any intelligent commune
ly, carry with them their own refntaton.
Judge Tappan, in speech at Wooster, in
40, having been invited there in company
with Col. Johnson and others, noticed this
SANDER and its author, and then publicly de-
clared "that these pretended conversations
WHERE NEVER HELD and he never entertained
the opinions imputed TO him." Also, during
the summer of 1910, w. w. Siford, Esq
of Lancaster, addressed him note, enclos-
ing paper containing the I" low wages" art.
icle, requesting him if he ever expressed
such sentiments; to this, Judge II. made the
following unequvocal reply, clearly asserting
the falsity ofthe charges: A .n
..q " Washington City, July Is, 1910.
Dear Sir: The extract you sent me the
Gazette and Express, beginning " the price
Of labor is entirely too high, ST., is piece oI
WING FORGERY. Inever, on any occa.
sion, used language Of that import.
Very respectfully,
........ BENZ. TAPPAN.
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t7''9 ~ From the Weekly Globe.
YE SONS OF COLUMBIA. IN 2 -

.. .slas, e. AIR" Anoereon in Heaven"
Ye Sons of Columbia who brayely have fought
For those rights which unstaned, from your have
descended p s..t ft H+s..1 f-.FD g#' ..H
And your reap the soil which their fathers defended
Mid the reign of mild Peace .. .l-l =
May your nation increase,
With the glory Of Rome and the wisdom of Greece;
And ne'er may the sons of Columbia he slaves. M ..
While the earth bears plant or the rolls its wavesi
The fame of arms, of our laws the mild sway,
Had justly ennobed our milton In story, = ..T
Till the dark hour of faction oscured our young day.
And envelop'd the sun Of American glory.
But let traitors he told, 7. f'..l .,.r A..
Who their country have sold
And hartered their God for his imnge in gold,
That meier will the sons of Columbia he slaves
While the earth hearsa plant or the sea rolls its waves
Our mountains are crowned with Imperial oak,
Whose roots, like liberties ages hive nourished:
But, long ere our country submits to tho yoke. ,,I
Not tree shall he left the field where it ourished
Should invasion npend, 90
Every grove would descend,
From the hilltop It shaded our shores 10 defend.
For ne'er sh all the sons of Columbia he slaves Jill.
while the earth hears plant or tile sea rolls tswavesl
Let our patriots destroy Anurrh's restilent worm.
Lest our Lberty'S growth should he check'dhv corroson
Then let clouds thcken around we heed not the storm
Our realms fenrs shock hut the earhs own explosion
r. Foes nsssil us in vain, '...-
Though thcr fleets bridge the main, .
For our altnrs and laws with Onr lives wen maintain!
And ne'er shall the of Columbia he slaves. 10 =.
HE the earth bears plant or the sea rolls It's waves
Shond the tempest of war DER shadow our land,
It's bolts could ne'er rend Freedoms Temple asunder;
For, unmoved ut its portal would " ashngton stand
And repulse wtN his breast the assaults of lis thunder
His sword from the sleep '.I'
..r OF its scohbard would leap, ..... Il
And conduct with its point, every fash to the deep;
For ne'er shall the sons OF Columbia he slaves,
" he the earth bears plant the rolls its waves!
Let fame TO the world sound Americas name, 81
No faction her sons from their Union can sever;
Her freedom deservedly meets with acclaim,
And shall flourish till Liberty slumhers forever!
q. - Then unite heart and hand,
Like LeOnidas hand, .-.....
And swear to the God who rules orean and land,
That ne'er shall the OF Columbia he slaves,
" lille the earth bears plant the rolls its waves!
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The wings affect great deal of sorrow
at our taking the constitutional ground on
the currency. They should give themselves
no unnecessary alarm about the success Of
our party now that the true issue has been
made. We had much rather be defeated
on this issue than to trinmph on the con-
servative ground; for if defeat overtakes US
while we are contending for principle, it il
honorable; but victory on the other hand
is dishonorable. Let the people understand
the "hard money" doctrines as well as they
do "bank reform'' (9) and the way they will
vote with us will astonish the ringtailed
coons.
The issue that has been taken is perfect
ly consistent with the principles of Demo-
cracy-wih Republican form of Govern
ment, then why should we shrink, one mo-
ment from holding it up to the view of an
honest, enlightened and intelligent people.
Proclaim the doctrine throughout the length
and breadth Of the Buckeye State and every
hill and valley will, ere long send forth the
glorious shouts of victory! victory!! victory!!!
Forum.
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COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY FEBRUARY la 1916

of that fond heart were gathered in oblivious
sileness? Oh, no! The soft and silvery
tones of buried love whispered in the breeze,
that lifted the dropping flowers, overcharged
with the dewy tears of night. The diamond
stars that one by one came forth upon their
shining watch, seemed beaming with the
light of that deathless fame which burned
undimmed upon the inmost shrine of her
heart; and she enjoyed, in the holy hours
of solitude, that communion of pure spirits
which exalted faith alone can bestow.
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BENZ. TAPPAN.

ORIGIN OF THE CAP OF LIBERTY.-ln former
times, old age was honorable; caps became
emblems of honor. By degrees it became
the badge of freedom, for none where dee.
med honorable who were not free,-and
when slave was made free man, he had
cap given to him, which he was permitted
TO wear in public. The Pilius or cap OF
liberty, was simple in its form, in the shape
of sugar-loaf, broad at the base and ending
in a cone. This prefgures that freedom
stands on the Uroad basis Of humanity, and
runs up toa pyramid the emblem of eternity
to show it ought to last forever. 1t was
simple, for LIBERTY is in itself the most shin
ing ornament of man. 1t has none Of the
gilded trappings that make the livery of des-
potism. The cap of liberty was white, the
native color of the undyed, showing that it
should be untainted by faction or tyranny.
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If an individual alloys the currency with
two-thrds of base metal the laws of the
State send him to the Penitentiary for term
of years. Yet the law makers charter men
with authorityEto. mia the currency with two
thirds base and lying paper promises--and
when the banks fail and refuse TO redeem
them and thereby defraud the poor and
needy, the federal leaders shout their loud
huzzas for the beauties of paper money
Portage Sentinel.
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How thankful should every true hearted
American be that James X. Polk, the bold
and fearless statesman, is President at this
important period, instead Of the corrupt,
vacilating and ambitious demagogue,-
Henry Clay! Our rights and liberties are
not in danger! We have an honest and
faithful chief magistrate, in whom the great
mass of the people can place confdence--a
skllful pilot, who will steer the great ship
of state in safety over the tempestuous
ocean! Would Henry Clay, if President,
have dared to shake his fist under the nose
of Mr.. John Bull, as Jimmy X. Polk Of
Tennessee" has one? We rayther guess
not!!-Cadiz Sentinel.
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From the Ohio Patriot.
PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE

PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINEi
That the contest which is to be fought
from this day henceforih, is between the
money Power aud the unchartered freemen
of Ohio. IL, .,..,.,s as IA 4,r, t.e -s
PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE!
That the friends of the Constitutional
Currency, have enlisted for the war--wheth-
er it last one year, or seven.r i a.sa
PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE!
That the $4,000 Veterans in the advance
column of the Democratic line, are sustain
ed in the rear by a Young, Democracy 100 ;
900 strong-al eager for tho fray and oath
bound never TO relax nerve until the last
yestige of corporate monopoly is uuprooted
from the free soil of Ohio. r. ..-.fl ~
PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE!
That such a force with such an object
launching forth in the buoyancy of hope and
full-rigged in the armor of truth, is destined
to bring the Money Power to the dust, and
re-esIablsh an equality of laws. .y &.
PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE!
That the present banking system is rotten
from the centre 10 the circumference, and
that the finger of Destiny has already marked
the grave in which its corrupting carcass
will be entombed at the united bidding of
10000 freemen. ..e. .. ..',
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-02-12

LovE-A BEAUTIFUL PAssAGE.-Tupper
in his new work just re-published in this
country, furnished the following, among
many other very beautiful passages:
Glove is the weapon which omnipotence
reserved TO conquer rebel man when all the
rest had failed. Reason he parties; for he
answers blow to blow; future interest he
meets with present pleasure; but love, that
sun against whose melting beams winter
cannot stand-that soft, subduing slumber
which wrestles down the giant, there is moi
one human creature in mllion-not a
thousand men in all earth's huge quintillion
whose clay heart is hardened against love-
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X ALIDA HO T Ell.
la MES H. VAIL

TTAS taken the well known and
lmA IL IL commodious Tavern Stand fern.
VFsE erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
SsSI House has been thoroughly repaired
0Alzib this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 tho
accommodation OF the travelling community.
J.H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those Of any
House in this part of Ohio. Histable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit tho times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests
KALrDA, January 8, l846. ze
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MEx1co.-Later news by Mr.. Parrott
bearer Of dispatches from our Minister, Mr..
Slidell, brings the intelligence that the Mex
lean Government had refused to receive him
in his public capacity. 1t also brings news
of Gen'l Parades with an army Of 5000 men
being within three days march of the Capi-
tai, and that President Herrera was making
energetic efforts to repel him. 1t is reported
that all our disposable Naval force is ordered
forthwith to rendezvous at Vera Cruz.
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THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.-"I Ii is
very lonely, mamma" murmured fair-hair-
ed, lovely girl, as she rested upon sofa
one evening, :" it is very lonely now, and the
night seemed very long. Shall l never see
papa any more?"
eyes, my love, you will sec him in a far
brighter world than this.'
But this is fair world" said the little
girl, 81 love to run and play in the warm
sunshine, and pick the water-cresses from
the brook; and when the weather is little
warmer, | shall 60 and gather the blue-eyed
violet that papa said was like me-"
"Too like, fear," said the mother, as the
crystal tear drop trembled on the dropping
lid; +" but my dear child, there is fairer
world than this, where the flowers never fade
where clouds never hide the light of the
glorious sky; for the glory of Him, whose
name is love, beams brightly and forever in
those golden courts; the trees that grow on
the banks of the river, which waters that
blessed place, never fade as they do in this
world; and when friends meet there they
will be parted no more, but will sing hymus
of praise TO God and the Lamb forever"
"And shall 60 to that happy place when
| die?"
eyes," said the mother, eve shall got
here in Gods own time; when he calls us
from this life we shall dwell forever in his
presence"
1t was little while and the mother ben It
over the grave of this little frail flower of
intellect, withered by the untimely frosts
OF death; but was she alone when, in the
twilight shades, she set upon the grassy
mound, where the deep and yearning hopes