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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-03
Mrs. Callahan, Il Miss Smith.
offer for sale, at
No. lJO ThaInes-street,

TEMPER & &TEMPERAMENT,b by Mr..
l. EHis Memoirs and Essays by Mrs.
jameson The People, by " M,chtet; Con
suelo, 10y George Sand The Redskins, by J, f.
Copper Pictures from Ilaly, by Charles Dickens;
The Fair Isabel, by Eagene Sue; Tower OF
London, by ". II. Ainsnorih Temptation OF
Wealth, by Mrs. Carisn shores Of the Medi-
teranean by r. Schroeder Scenes and Thoughts
in Europe; Sketches of Newport Stationary,
Letter and Note Paper with Envelopes 10 MATCH;
Pen Racks, Fancy Holders; Letter Clips
Fount, Screw, Cap and Pocket Inks; Paper
Folders, Perlumed Sealing Wax Motto and
Transparent Waters. Also, handkerchief Per-
fumes French and German Cologne, Combs
Brushes, Hair Dyes, &c. Aug. 9th.
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For the accommodation of those residing in Fall Rv-
or and Newport, have appointed Mr. RUFUS B.
kINSLEY, Proprietor of the Boston Express Agent for
The sale of Passage Tickets aud Bulls oi Exchange
For further inlormaiion apply nj his Offices, IN Mount
Hope Building, Fall River-or ~ Thames-sireet, New
port, Il. I,-Cr to HARNDEN Il Co No 100, State-st,
aud s, Conrt-st., Boston. Feb. 10, lsi6.-3m
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DIDDEL H. Scott's New Creek and English
IL Lexicon, ioI sale by
C.E. HAMMETT. Jr
Oct. IL I, OAK Row.
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These Vessels are commanded by experienced and
humane Masters, and particular attention will he paid
the accommodation and good treatment OF Passen.
gers under their charge.
Persons ishng 10 send for their friends, do so,
by pr0cur aCerticate oi Passageoi IIARND N Il Co,
Boston, specify ing wha, Vessel they wish them come
BY aud the day of leaving thus saving them the ex-
penso oi any detention IN Liverpool
HARNDEN a. Co, wishing Ia ronduct their business
upon principles ol fairness and equity 10 prevent fraud
and deception have but one prce for passage, which, IN
all cases includes head money aud bread stus. Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers pay ing ~ Liverpool.
Those nppSin by letter, or otherwise, for Certih-
OF Passage should IN all cases, furnish the names
aud nges o the persons sent for, with their address in
full, Ia enable Messrs iarnden 60. OF Liverpool, To
nu them oi the proper time Ia leave home, aud iur
nsh other necessary inflammation.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers
peror iacilities aud accommodation.
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$taniOn'S External Remedy
sailed Hunts Liniunent.

~taniOn'S External Kennedy
called Hunts LiniMnent.
,s>HIs CELEBRATED EXTERNAL.
RENE Y for the cure of Rheum d.
usm, Cramps Affections of The spine, Par :
~ the Back and Chest, Sweiled LIuhS, Group,
Ague in the Face Tooth Ache spralns ISSUES
Ulcerlied Sores salt Rheum, sore Throat
md QuinSv, Wea ness N The Arkl-S, Ner
y0uS Diseases, Contraction of the muscles
Gums, Corns. and Frosted Feet, is now aln"Sr
universally atknoN lodged Ia be one OF tn
Wonders Of The W"rld. aud the BEST EX-
rERNAL REMEDY KNOWN And a,
a proof n' The great cerb'uy which this rrmP-
dy has attained. the following certificate, from
gentlemen oi ihs highest respecabl'ty. i of
f,red There has never yet been discovered
an external remedy which has proved 50 uni.
yer>ally successln IN all cases where II has been
applied.
SING SING, May l3, l2i5
We. the undersigned. do certify that VT
have used Mr. Geo T.. Santon's External
Remedy. ca led HUNTS LINlMENr. aud
have proved it to be- fully eqnal to the charar
ter he gives IT, IT. healing properties are trui,
extraordinary; and W. most confidently recon-
mend II as one ofthe safest and most certain
external remedies that has vet neeh discovered
G. ,leb RuScoe, Editor WeSrchrster lie,ald.
Isaac BirdSal. Inspector NJ p. PRISON,
NlbeIt lockwood. Judge Ccuri Common
Peas
James Lock the extensive Horiculturisl.
James &. swain. Editor fl r. Chronicle
M. Churchill, Principal OF the celebrated
Boarding Sch"o. for Boys.
Sam f.. Reynolds, Supreme Court Com
missioner.
K r. Voris, District Attorney.
TheutuSlu> Clarke. Pastor NJ. f Church.
ali "A
Aaron Ward late Member Of Congress.
Munsun Lockwood, Clerk ol he Country
WIN. II. Peck. Agent VI Z. State Prison
B G.. Morse. Pastor Ui he Baptist Church.
Ben amin Moore Pierre Van Cortland
Abraham klpp Ahrahd" Miller.
stephen Marshall Gllbrri MarlIn
JOHN Slrahg Edmund VI Blnn'
Philip q Van Wyck 6rnlp WaSq burn III
Samuel Tow budge
The InlIuwin. letter from the highly eminpu
Physician who has been attached IT, the Muuu
Pleasant state Prison Tor many years. is t.
b ST evidence oi the value OF tins celebrated
Llnlmenl:
SING SiNG December 2d laIi.
NV DEAR SIR i received your note yes,er
day, asking my opinion IN relation To Hunt
1nlin"n' a. prepared bv Mr. George T. STAT
tn. knowing lis compo>illon aud havln
frequently used II. | ran commend it to yon as
safe Ex'erua Remedy, ant IN my opinion, tut
best LIuiment uoN IN Use.
Very truly aud respectfully yours
\ K. liOFF NAN NJ ID.
Col. Pierre Van Corandt Crolon Manor
! fully concur N The ahovr rp,nion
WN y BELCHER VI D.
IL Price % cents per bottle Sold bv all th'
princlpa Druggists and Store keepers lhrnngl'
out the country. GE bRGE i. ) rANTON
Srua S,ng March - l-iG.
AGENTs tor \ewport Rowland II. tInzaid
RI fayIng,t.G E. ttaLard, no. Tailmau, Pnu'
mouth; Wm. \ Wrrdeu Jr jamestown r.,
~ n Hazard, Jonathan Hazard. IT judith; W
Hazard WaIeteli; = A. stanton Charles,uwI /
f. NJ Dan, Westerly.
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DEAFNESS CURED

THIS iNvaLUABLE REuEDy. T. ~ compound ui tour di
ereni OILS. one of which The AcrIvE AND PRISCiPsL
INGRgDIENT u obtained by dsiillaIion from the bark
oi cerlain species Ol Walnut hitherto unknown for
ilS remarkable virtues ~ diseases Of The Ear.
Rows. n. Y, Jan. H. 1876
The OIL isselling much better than we expected and
gives Riisfsction 80 inr have learnt person
was IN the store to-day whom hnd sold bottle
who said had eniireN restored the hearing Ia one ear
and that he wau able henr the tick oi watch by the
other both of which h.ore had been entirely deaf Tor
several years. sigued
BissELL 4 LEONARD. Druggists
For sale in Newport only by Il. J. Taylor, Druggist
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PATENT
@ B ID i q y M B s.

PATENT
@ B ID Z q u M " S.
Folger's OIosaonian.
Dandelion h Tomato Panacea.
McAilisier's Ointment.
Taylor's Balsam Lyerwort.
Sands. Bulls and Carpenters sarssparilla.
Starkw eathor's Hepatic Elixir.
Jayne's Indian Expectorant,
DO Carminstive Balsam.
Do Tonic vsrmfage.
DO Sanative Pills.
DO Hair Tonic.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Murray's Fluid Magnesia.
Buchans Hungarian Balsam.
Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum.
Sherman's, Jackson's, and Wistar's Cough
Lozenges.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Benefits Arabian Balsan.
Hays Liniment.
Whitney's Group Cordial.
Doct Richardson's Bitters.
Daley's Pain Extractor.
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters.
Dyer's Healing Embrocatiou. ..t
Warmers Jaundice BitteTs.
East India Hair Dye.
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.
Waterman's Specific Plaster.
Scarpa's and McNair's Acoustic Oil.
Comstock and Co.'S Sarsaparila.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
herman's G ough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sands Glove Anodyne Toothache Drops.
Clickener's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills.
Naples Hair Dye.
SWANS Panacea.
Balch's Extract Of Dock and Sarsaparilla.
A fresh supply Of the above named valuable
Medicines for sale by
c. G. c. HAZARD,
Druggist g. Apoihecary,
Ian. 8, ls46. No, 81. Thames street.
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BALM OF COLUM-

nLDRIDGE'> BALM OF COLUM-
~ BlA.-This aricIc was introduced into
New York about twenty years since and from
Us superior virtues in re- reproducing hair, when
il had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandrua. Ga mos, loa,hsone article on a gentle
mans coat collar,) and giving II soitness and
beautiful lusire unknown before to the hair. has
induced some persons TO set up and advertise
many articles Tor the same purposes, none Of
whi, h stand the test Of trial. Polessing, as
most Of them do, TO be oils Of various kinds, all
Of which are positively injurious to the human
hair. Let no one be decei?ed no other art-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly and Of a
good quality hut the Balm Of Columbia. and no
other nurle pu,por,,ng to he the Balm Of Co.
lumba is genuine without the name Of Com
stock Go on the outside wrapper. Sold in
Boston, by Comstock & Ross, 10, Tremon,
Row.
Agents for Newport,
II. J. TAYLOR, and
Nov. 90. G.. G.. G. HAZARD.
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DAILY FORWARDING EXPRESS,
TO the Afflicted.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace

A N immediate relief to Incipient Con
IA Bronchitis, PaIptalion fn
The lIeart-Dysp"psia and affections Of the
Spes,v" and asslmlaling organs generally
dlges-Prolspsus and diseases of women-
P,lInol Curvature, weakness and irritation
Nervous affections
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'aNO THE F.-DANNvILLE, Me
Oct. I. IsIl.-I hereby certify that !
was afflicted with deafness for about four years
in one ear, and with the other about six weeks
Nlrr trying various remedies recommended I
ptocured one bottle Of Men MRS ACOUSTIC
on. of Nr Edward Mason, apolhecary, Port
land, aud after using it according To the direc-
lions, | recovered my hearing entirely.
n. T.. INGtRsoLL.
Nr Inge soil is we'll known in The state Of
Maine. having filled several town offices, Sc
lis certificate is entitled TO implicit belief --
Comstock Il Ross, 10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport,
X J. TAYLOR, and
Nov. 10 e., G.. G.. HAZARD,
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HENRY ROW EN-. Scc'ry.

AN ACT regulating agencies o. Health In
sursnce Companies.
n - snacied by The General assembly as fol.
Ioics:
Section ]. Any company incorporated for
the u'posc Of H"nih in'nr"nce,hy the INV.
of sny State - connify, mn', "1'obll-h any
seencv N lis Safe. upon ~" payment '"''
the General Treasury OF Va" >nmS provided
m the second section oi this act, it all pd''
,,e. insured. or tlI, rcnc~al thereof
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AN ACT to regulate the location Of WIND
Mills.
n is enacted BY The Gencrdl assembly rs jot'
roe copy-wItness,
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.


n Is enacted By The General assembly fol.
ioicS:
Sec l. No wind mil shall h"rea'ler br
erected or placed wilnn twenty five rods ui
any travelled street or rOad, IA this State.
See 2. Every person violating this act by
neelecliug or refusing Ia remove any w'nd
ml, or by erecting, locating, or running
sry such mil ~ any cry ar town "t
tins State, contrary Ia the prnrlSi"ns at 'hls
act, atler the expiration oI sixty days tr"m
the passage of thus act, shall lort"li aud Uap
fnr every such offence, SUN not rxr'"Ging
i've hundred dollars, nor less thun one inn
drcd dollars.
Sec 8 The city council Of the c1y o'
Providence, and the town Connects at the
several Towns OF tins state are hereby au-
ihorlzcd snd empowered to remove all such
WIND mills M are located. conunurd or run
contrary to the PROVISIONS uf tins ac!, alter
the expiration of sixty days from IT'S passage
Sec. ]. Penalties Imbused nv this aci
may be recovered by Indictment before any
court having competent jurisdiction thereof .
mud sha accrue one halt thereof la and Tor
the usc Of the town or clty ~ which the ol
fence shall have been committed. and thr
other hall to and for The use OF the STATE.
Sec. 5 The pcnnIlrs aud provisions 81
this act shall not attach or apply to any mril
which sha VI be- located by decree of The town
~ winch the same u situated and the sever
q town councils are hereby aulhorizrd upon
petition IN writing to them presented, to nu-
thorlzn or continue the location of any mll ~
thrn discretion. at any place within the lin
lie ef heir respective towns.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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OMSTOCK Il CO.'S SARsAPA.

" RILLA l. as sure and strong an extrac
from ihis celebrated root rs can possibly be
made. The prIce is 80 reasonable that the
poo, can afford To use it, being but > cents pc,
bottle. o. - per dozen. II Is the only article
that will eiiecIuaiIy purify the blood FROM all
impurities those who have been imprudeni
10 the use Of caomel, Sc, will find sure relief
from it. Every one should take it in the spring
of the year, if they wish TO heve good health
during the warm season. For sale by Com
stock 4 Ross, 10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport.
II. TAYLOR, and
| e.. q G.. HAZARD.
! Nov 90.
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Certain Cure for TOOtIaac he.
GLOVE ANODYNE DROPS.

IN NJ MBERLESS CASES
when all other ioolh-ache re
medieS have failed, the Glove
Anodyne drops have effected
a cure, and the pains from de.
caycd teeth have been entirely
driven away. Many suffer
the most terrible pang> daily.
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noCT. pRArT,- GUM ELASTIC
CHEAP GOODS.

NNLICnE- % yards for dolIar, yard wld'
~ Brown Shcc,lugs, i cents a yard Bleach
al Couous, very cheap; also Nou>Sellne d,
Lame and many styles cheap dress goods n
Nov D. WM. G.. COIIENS ~ cos.
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INAUCETS. Brass Croon Faucets of ever
l. description and price, tot sale by
n VI. CilAFEE,
\ few doors north Of the Custom House.
jane H.
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THE COURT OF INQUIRY.

This Court, we presume, brought its la
bors to close yesterday, with the gallant,
conclusive and powerful Defence of Major
General Gaines, which we publish to-day
to the exclusion of much other valuable mat
ter. We have done this, because of the
deep and intense feeling which we know
pervades the public mind in reference to the
perfect vindication of this highly distinguish
ed and patriotic officer, from the petty per-
secutions to which he has been subjected
and which were intended to tarnish his fair
fame. That he will rise superior to them,
and crush his enemies with the weight Of
public odium, there is not an individual here
doubts. We regret extremely that the Pre-
sident was surrounded by evil counsel
lors, who urged this matter upon him, and
made it imperative to summon the Court of
Inquiry, for we believe there is no man who
holds Gen. Gaines in higher esteem, or will
more rejoice in the fullest justification, of
this brave officer than will President Polk
but wo to his advisers.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION g

A correspondent in Gates, writes to us. that
the democracy have carried that county in alt
branches. "Hurra for Old Gates" sa vs. he. and
We roiterate the words The majority for Shep.
ard for Governor stands, 48, Stalngs for the
Senate, 80, Calling for the Commons, %.
Chowan gives a majority for Graham of "a
Walton, whg, and Sailing, dem, are a tie fo
the Senate Paine, wing is elected to the Com
mons,
Herlford is whig-majority for Graham is
CowPer, Senate, 1856; Kenneth Rayner, Com
mons, 232. There was no organized opposition
IN this county.
Halifax gives wing majority for Graham If
J04, to Joyner, whig, for the Senate 35. and 90
majority democratic, for l.. NJ. Long and VIII,
taker, for The Commons.
Perquimans goes wing. Washington din
Northampton do
We have rumor that Camden and Curtitp.l
have elected John Bernard, whig, to the Senate
bv s majority.
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MR.. COUGH.

We regret TO learn by an extract Of a letter re.
ceived by MIR. Reid, of Norfolk, published in the
Norfolk Herald, yesterday morning, that this dis.
tinguished and well known Temperance Lecturer
was lying dangerously iii at Liberty, Va, as late
as The "a instant. The letter says:--
Friend Cough is sick, and not expected TO
live. He has hemorhage and inflammation Of
the bowels and is at times quite delrious. His
physician attends him hourly. We do hope that
he will recover but Gods ways are not our
ways.'"
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NAVAL.

The U. S. sloop of-war James town. .Comman.
der r. B. Cunningham. the flag ship of Comma,
dore Skinner. was reported at Boston, on Thurs
day morning. She is from the Coast of Africa and
was detained below by a dead calm. She was
towed up to Boston the same evening by s,ea-
mer
The U. S. frigate Columbia, Capt. Richie,
was at Rio. Goth June.
From the Correspondence of the N. Y. Com Adv.
MAzATLAN, California. May 26.
The Savannah (fag ship of the Pacific sqad.
ROM and sloopof war Warren, were at Mazat
lin. May Goth.
The Shark is at the Sandwich Islands. The
Cyane and Levant, sloops war had both sailed
with secret orders about the 18th. No official in
formation had been received Of hosiliies with
Mexico, but information and rumors of the Mexi-
cans having attacked our troops on the Rio Gran
de had been received.
The U. s. surveying brig Washington. Lieut..
Commanding G. M. Bache, from surveying
cruise of 27 days in the Gulf stream, arrived at
New York on Thursday morning
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Of Major General EDMUND P. GAINES,
read before the Court Of Inquiry convened
at old Point Comfort, ON .Monday the
10M dan of .dugusf, 1916.
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= UpIToR.s SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

n uDIToR's SALE OF CHo0LLANDS. /
IA Notice is hereby given, that will offer for
sale at public auction the front door Of the court
house in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, on Saturday
the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1876, the fol-
lowing tracts of land, to wit: The East hall OF the
North West quarter Of section l6. township 8, Of
range T. containing 80 acres more or less appraised
at the sum Of 500. Also, the West half Of the
North West quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
al the sum of $500. Also, the West half OF the
North East quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the East half OF the
North East quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
ut the sun of 800. Also, the East halt of the
South East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of $10o Also. the West half Of the
South East quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of 800. Also, the East half of the
South Fest quarter OF same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the SUM Of 500. Also, the West half Of the
South West quarter Of same section, township and
at the sum Of $l00 Said land in no case to be
sold for less sum than FIVE dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof
one twelfth of the purchase money 10 be paid ct
the time of sale, and the balance in twelve annual
instalments Of equal amount, with annual interest
thereon.
JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE, Auditor.
July 25, 1886. Monroe County. Ohio.
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KILLED BY A RUNAWAY SLAvE.-The Wash
ington (Pa.) Reporter learns that fugitive slave
from Maryiand, was pursued and oyertaken in
Somenst county, in that state, by man named
Holland, WAGNER from Ohio, who was tempted
by the reward offered, $50. When they reached
McCarty's tavern, the slave attempted to escape.
but was caught by Holland while in the act Of
climbing fence. The slave then drew long
knife which he had concealed about his person,
and plunged It into Hollands heart, causing his
death instantly. He made good bis escape, imme-
diatey pursued by the people Of the neighborhood,
who, at nightfall, had surrounded him, but in the
darkness he eluded their vigilance, and f now be-
yond their reach.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of three sew
n eral wrib Of vsnditioni exPonas to me direct
ed, from the court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont
county, and State Of Ohio. will offer for sale at
public outcry. at the front door of the court house
In Woods6eld, Monroe county, and State afore-
said, on Wednesday, the I'd day Of September.
l646, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and =
o'clock p. m of said day, the following described
real estate, to witt Being part of the south hall
Of the south east quarter Of section one, township
s, Of range 5. beginning for the same at stone on
the line Of John Sprague at the south east corner
Of saidract Of land running thence west l6o poles,
thence north Sc poles to rock on the north side
Of the channel of Sun6sh creek, thence down Sum
fish creek in the middle Of the stream 8 and seven
tenth poles, thence 7S and one half degrees east 10
poles, thence south73 and one halfdegrees east IL
and one tenth poles to corner OF a rock on the
north side of the channel Of Sunfsh creek, thence
south so and one half degrees east distance 66 poles
to beech inches in diameter on the same side OF
the creek thence north 81 poles to the north side
Of said half quarter, thence east "a and one hall
poles to the north east Of said half quarter,
thence south 80 poles 10 the place Of beginning.
containing 60 acres lying and being in said county
Of Monroe, taken in execution as the property OF
John p Ferrel at the suits Of Samuel McMasters,
and Jeremiah Hays ct al administrators Of Thomas
Gregory, deceased. and John Barnes.
WIN. M.D.PATTON, Sheriff, M. Q. ..
Aug. I, 1886. SO 81
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

DERSONS desirous of purchasing that valua-
Bile farm, situate in Monroe county, Ohio,
formerly owned by, and now in the occupancy Of
Andrew Walters, will find it advantageous to CALI
on Alexander Sinclair, at Sinclair's Mill, or VIM.
s. Wilson, Esq, in Beallsvie, or the subscribers
at the Union Factory, Belmont county, Ohio, who
will give any information wanted as to terms, sc.
Said farm contains one hundred and sixty acres,
and is well improved, and terms of payment are
reasonable.
II said farm is not sold at private sale soon, 1t
will be offered at public sale at the house of VIM.
s. Wilson. Esq, in Beasville, on Tuesday the
llth day of August, ls46.
SAMUEL McMILLON.
ROBERT H. McGREW.
June 27, 1916.
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r. s. c..
Yours, Ac.,l

sGive us plenty of banks, and we will give you
high prices for your produce" This (says fhe
Urbana Western dominion) was the stereotyped
promise made by the bankers to the farmers pre-
vious to the late election. But how wonderfully
"ons sided" the thing works! They got the banks,
but the prices have been scandalously reduced,
and the people made to experience, to their sor-
row. the uncertainty ofall federal promises. The
price Of wheat has declined from sepenfy.iue cents
per bushci to thivfy.fue cents; and we are even
told that some 20 SO far as to offer only TWENTY
cents per bushel. A few more such banks, and
the farmer could not give his wheat away, much
less sell It at any price. o, the beauties Of the
federal rag currency! What blessing "homs
|currencyv is! + fDlo gNN 2e