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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-03-19

We notice in the legislative proceedings
that M. Miller Arrowsmith of this county
is appointed member of the State Board OF
Equalization, as provided by the new tax law
A better selection could not have been made
With a board of men like Mr.. Arrowsmith.
the great interests of the State will be watch
ed and protected.-Defance Democrat
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We learn that Richard Mott, Loco, was
elected Mayor of Toledo on Monday last
Toledo is fast losing itself, in the embraces
of Locofocoism. Maumee Times.
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Decrease.

H decrease. S0S,4S4
This decrease is equal to about two-fifths
of the whole amount received. This pre-
scnts better state of things than many of
the friends of low postage anticipated, though
not equal to the more sanguine, whose wish
es, rather than their judgment, led them to
calculate on but trAing dimnuton of the
revenue, and a vast increase of matter sent
through the mails. From some little obser-
vation, we have, formed the opinion that the
rate of decrease in the smaller offices of the
country will be less than at the larger ones.
We have noticed the statistics ofsome Offices,
and the falling off was not equal 10 one-sixth,
so that we think the whole revenue of the
Department will not be less two-ffths in
l945 than it was in 1914. Be this as 1t may,
however, the country still demands cheap
postage, and there can be no reasonable
doubt but that if the experiment shall be
continued two or three years, the revenue
will exceed that under the old system
There are none who are willing to 90 back
te high postage, even if the general treasury
has 10 be drawn upon to meet the dehcen-
ces of the Department 1t were better that
property be taxed than. .knowledge-that our
imports:of luxurios, such as are useless, and
only sewet To enervatc our people should be
vistedwi,h heavy duty, than that letters
and newspapers should be so heavily burden.
ed as to prevent or circumscribe their trans
missionb mail. There is but one senli.
ment in community upon this subject, and
it will be in vain for the officials to attempt
repeal of a law of which all approve, ant
whose benefits have come to all.-Nationd
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THE PosrAGE LAw.-Amid the discussion
Of the Oregon question, the threatened re-
peal Of the postage law of last winter seems
to Have been forgotten. And as the tariff
bill presented'by the Secretary of the Treas
ury will soon bo'the absorbing topic of dis
cussion with the members of Congress and
ptAe public press, it is not probable that any
adverse action upon the subject Of postages
will be had during the present session, but
that the law may remain to be tested by an
other years operation, at least. The returns
published in the Washington Union, from
fifty of the largest postofficcs in the country,
show the following result:
Fourth quarter, 1874, $l44,527
" lS45, S6,043
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-03-19

A FAIR ExcHANGE.-The Whig papers are en-
deavoring to make some of the smallest possible
capital outof the fact that Secretary Walkers re-
port on trade was ordered to be prntedby the Brit
shParament, and appears in the British journals
This is but fair exchange. The Whig papers
have been copying all the British opinions against
Oregon, Free Trade, &c., for years, as matterot
course. Their own attacks upon the estinterests
of their country have been copied in return into
the British journals without causing single ex-
preston of surprlze. But when any thing tavora-
bic to the liberty of the human race finds 1t way
acrcss the Atlantic-whcn document is COPIED
that aids the famshing masses in the struggle to
get bread for themselves and their children, the
whig presses are at once indignant that liberal
sentiments worthy of our free institutions, should
be permitted to weaken the force of dsspotism'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
NEGROES FOR SALE.
ADJ RSuANf to decree OF Bedford County
nran...Ln..cL laL.,,.Lx ~, I'm. nj =.

DURSUANf to a decree OF Bedford County Court,
u pronounced at January term, IN The case OF Pagit
Sal rs Pagiu &al.''-aud 10 the undersigned dtccl-
ed. shall proceed to SELL 10 the highest bidder,
credit oi twelve months, tile SlAN rs. mentioned IN
said degree, at Mr. lanees's Tavern House, IN the
Forest Road, Saturday. the lith day If Iebfns
airy next. II the weather should be too Indictment
that day. the sale vii, take place the next far day
thereafter. Sundays excepted. The slaves are. A
MAN. PLOUGH Roy, YOUNG WOMAN AND
CHILD, and WOMAN middle age. There will
also be- young Woman accustomed To- house husluess
or private sale aud Young Negro Man or hife the
same day. MILLS rDlNDEN TER.
Commissioner.
,'st % wSw
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y'sEEy' sy.FEsE conn.
EstseesS and SHOES.
LT.NCIBURG OCT. l2TU, l84

LENCIiBURG OCT ETH, lSl5.
gDEGEIVlNG and opening at Richmond Cash s. ore
20 10000 pair Boots, Shoes aud Brognns. which
will he sold al Manufacturers pieces ur cash. VIZ
1000 pair Ladies Extra Kidd Slippers, fer only 70 cts.
per best-Phadelpha work, made expressly 10 my
order,
Ladies' Extra Goat Calf, Kidd & Seal Walking Shoes,
bssi orlie4, only 81 10 pr.
duz. pr Extra Kidd, l-2 Caters, quilted and lined
with silk, only 81 80 pr.
LARGE assortment Of Missed Slippers, Buskns and
Booiees, cheap,
800 pr. Chdfen's Shoes all prices,
Wonens Extra Prgged thick sole, strap shoes, pr D
cts. worth 81 %.
Bnsklns aud 2 CATERS. all prices.
500 pr. Slippers at so cts. good article.
Mems l.. & b. Ctlf and kipp Bfogens, cheap
do Morocco and Navy shoes,
500 pr. Heavy Bfugans at rs cts pr. worth %. For
rood bargains in above goods. call at the Richmond Cash
Store as do not fear competition above line. Aer
chants buying TO sell again, will find 10 then interest
give call, before purchasing elsewhere. as bar
gains will be sold w. j. WILLIS
Oct. 10 Is
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5E'aA'ELS !" Mexico illustrated by A M. Oh
Rambes by land and water, by Norman,
Notes from over The Sea. by Rev. Mitchell.
library of the Prose and Poetry oi Europe and America
Mirror Library edited, by MurrS & Mills,
Complete works of \. Z. Willis.
Modern British Essayiss, by CARLYLE
Geraldine aud other poenls, by Nj. +. upper,
The Book of Hearts.
The Roman Church, SC, by c. Ed. Lester,
Interior I.lle by Dpham.
Chronicles Of the Cid, by Ro Southey,
Holmes Life Of Mozart,
Tdpplngs in Author Land by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gilhllan,
Whewelfs Elements OF Morality,
The Suffering OF Christ.
The Artist. Merchant aud Statesman. by C.. +. Lester,
I. eQal Rights Of Women
Union of the Holy SPIRIT and the Church, by Jenkyn,
The extent OF the Atunemeai,
Arnnld's Rugby Srhou Sermons
The Jesuits by Micheet < Quinet
\ Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson,
sermon on the Mount. spIendidy Illuminated,
The last OF the Azecs, by T.. Malurin,
Ascanls. by Alex, Dumas,
The three Qua rdsmcu, a. :" :.
Love anG Mesmerism, by Horace Smith.
just received aud Tor sale bv
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan 10 Is
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LAW NOTICE.
James Garland " WIN. I'd. EraHch,

"AVE united in The practice of Law They VIII
l. attend the courts of Campbell, Bedford, Amherst,
Nelson, Appomatlex. Charlotte and Lynchburg 2, Al
cases Of collections will be strictly attended 'o by MI
Branch. j. Garland will. by this arrangement; Dc e',
ahed "a give yoilan, and prompt attention 10 the cases
whrh may be confjed to his in the Court Oh APP
ress.
Dec. Is
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PzEgs,NkX FOUNDRY.


Hyh c ia 6Hrs al rssn, a.
ANlNG completed my Water Power and other
Improvements. at my old stand. NEAR the Pump
House nf the l.yuehbure Water Nolks. AIN nov PIE
pared 10 execute all order, IN my hnr ut business.
Cast Geerlng Tor Mills aui Other Machinery, VITA eve.
~ description ot castings Of
IRON BRASS, AND STEFAN ENGINES, TO
bacco Presses, Eiaiuer-, BANDS, s.cscrs, Ac, Ac.
From experience ol nearly 20 yeats. In one OF The
best conducted establishments the State, feel conf
dent OF being able 10 give satisfaction 10 those ayurng
mo with Their patronage.
would particularly call the attention at Fobaccnnlsts
my establishment Having been the fist that inrlu-
ctd the enuacture ii nhRcco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, Sc, in lynehburg can with confidence
refer those unacquanted with my work, IN the principal
IUbacconlss of this place. having put up between IS
and 100 presses, within the shart time OF my residence
here.
With view Of securing fair share of patronage. |
shall continue 10 add such labor saving machinery,
will enable me To execute work with accuracy aud de
spalch, AMI will warrant all work done at my establish
men 10 be equal to any done ia this place elsewhere.
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov II l2m
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TP.4C1 OFL3.AD,

,ssy9Y. 7R4C1' OF LIND,
cstsessg with itsappunenaures, situated III lhr "opn
Es<VzsS ty of BedS,rd, containing four hundred
~usAr.-. and trenty fire acres, more OF less, ads
jainng the lands al John +. Hawkins. David Reese,
Paul A. Clay and the late purchase Of Frederick hable,
Sen. ct being the same land purchased by the sad
William Hohson Of Samnel liobson)
The title to his Land is believed 10 be good. but act
ing merely as trustee, will only convey to the purcha
under title invested IN me by the said deed of
lJust, aud none other. WILLIAM OGLESBl ST
Jan. 5 t1f
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.tlNLaaASo
- THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

. ,isted seni-,oeekly, (euery Mo,day aud Thursday,
LA SfATHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEf,
fsu Dollars per aanlu payable IN adranee. No SUB
Aon o be rsceicedjor shorter time than s'T months;
a no paper ri be discontinued (ereept al the discretion
Va Eitors,) until all arrearages are paid
a. 4DpERTISE hIE.NTS inserted at % cents per
Ire Tor icss) for every inner form insertion and 31a
,sr s1u1re (or tess) for epery outer form insertion
ITERl ADVERTISER rs required TO note on has
suscrip hotc long he toises his adrersee" inserted
adrertisemen not noted, o be inserted tai as DIS
II tinuance be ordered.
H'OR YEARLY .4DPERTISLNt; the terms afe for
privilege of ttco squareS $40 for ono square, go Tor
square, ianer form, $50. Every yearly adre'f'sef
be c7tirea TO colfie has adceftiSins to hsp"ich-
t.r.sef business.
~ oB PRLVTL.NI crcc,lted neatly aud expeditions
Etua unreasonable terms.
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E.y$GaRrsIEss HOTEL.

fHNllE SUBSCRIBER has moved from the Cnon
Hotel. To the large hrlck building opposite To Mr..
John loItns aud George Baaby Goeety sores. where
he will be glad to his boarlets and customers
al. ROBERT MORR!SS
Jan. IL
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG man Who has had seven or eight years
u exnerienre as Salesman aud Clerk. Tor Book
h,tpqr.) wishes to pc, situation ~ some large Mero
cane iipuse either Of the ahove cal pa, ss ior one
yesrs Unexeeptionahe testimonials : neees-
slry, will be produced Address A. -. r., LynchbHfs'
Va. All Communications strictly confidential.
Jan. ID
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YSsI, LAND

which his father died seized and possessed =
one share of which he inherited, AMI halt share
which he acquired by purchasehe share and
half share being three undivided tWehs of the whole
land The sale 10 be made for much cash will
pay The commissions and expenses, including sdvertisng
and the balance i'll be credit Of six, twelve aud
eighteen mouths, the purchasers to give bonds with ap
proved security and the title To the Land is 10 be retain
ed ill the purchase money is paid
WILLIAM M&SSlE,
Sheriff al Nelson County by
Allen, FORTUNE, his depuy.
Jan. % t27F
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GEO. ss.ts. EsE.N.fG NJ,
Attorney at Law,

NJ ILL practice his profession in the Courts of
w Lynchburg, Campbell. Bedford, Amherst aud
Appomalox Office over the Post Office, LynGhburg
Virginia.
Jan | Is
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Fine Green and BLACK Teas.

w T. have just received lot oi the finest Black and
w Green Tens ever offered In this market before
pure sd az tie pekin Tea Company. recently esnbs
lished IN ihs country. These Teas superior 10 any
we have ever met wh and such rs have never been
offered IN his market befure. We earnestly solicit
call rom all IL oil superior Tea lhe price Of cum-
LEE \ ROBERTS.
y. b. We have on hand a few OF Coyd's Family
Ilaus l.. T..
Nov , Is
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FACTORY HANDS.

Nv T. wish tn hlfe. lof next wear, 3 NJ 10 Wen an
w Boy hose having such, viii do well 10 glr
sn call hrlore hiring
MCDANIEL & McCORkLE.
lrr
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

tbE EEFaN LaI SE1NaAlN z agN.
faIfE ensuing session OF MISSES GORDON'S
l. SCHOOL will Commence oh Monday. the 9th Of
February. 1916.
TERMS for the session Of 5 months, payable in ad-
vance:
lsl class tor beginners, S. 90
End class-or the advanced: Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Arlihme.lc, History,
aud Geography, 10 90
sd class rhograply. Reading Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ancient s.
Modern Geography and Composition, II 60
4h cass-al The higher branches usually
taught in the best schools, together with
French, Is 90
Music on the Piano, 8 lessons per week, IS 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Onenial Tinting, 9 90
Wax Work, IN M
Embroidery g mn
BOARD, per month, 10 no
Jan. 90 To-
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F.NEH.s' EEebIEE.
s.y'Ss7E.s.9'sE .TG.FE.1'SY FIRE.

F.g'SsFs.E.s'sE .TG.FE9'SY FIRE.
FasiE subscriber has ueen appointed Agent of the
y New York Cunlrbuorship Fire Insurance Com>
pany- capital 100000.
This company lnSures Buildings IN general, Merchan
zp Household Furniture aud every description Of
Personal Property against loss or damage by fire.
SAMUEL f.. WHITE is prepared 10 receive and soil
els applications for Insurance IN this company, from the
citizens of Lynclburg and surrounding country. Office
at Cobbs Armslead s .lendersons.
ID. {. RANDOLPH, Agent.
Richmond Va
Jan. II Is
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.s'D T'FGR'.

I AN still carving On the WAGON MAKING
BUSINESS, Immediately below Lynch's Ware
hulSe, and all persons who wish get Wagons Carts,
&c, or have them repaired viii please call On me.-
Als repairing OF Carriages Barouches and Bnaees.-
And all the work shall be done in the neateSt AID best
STYLE, aud as cheap any good workman in town. !
shall turn my ateniian entirely to this business. shall
give good prices Tor Wagon Timber in work
f. ID. HALL.
REFERENCES.
Peyton Irfiwich. james NJ. Langhprne,
Ammon Hancock, George +. Williams,
Paul jones, Washington Apperson,
John Revey, James McNanee.
Dec. %
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Commissioners safe.


y virtue Two several degrees Of the Circuit SUI
peror Court Of Law aud Chancery for Nelson
County Of the 9th day Of May. 1915; and the other
Of he 4th day OF October, lelj, pronounced in sui
in chancery therein depending, IN the name of Ehsha
Shrpherdson against William II. Digs late Sheriff of
Nelson county, and IS snch administrator of VIM. r.
llargrove. dec, aud LeWelio T. Cash, Arabea Cash
Susan largrove, Edmund w. Hill, Elizabeth A. fI
Robert X. Ilargrove, Susan f. IIargrove and Margaret
liaTsrove, shall. the 21h day Of February, 1876
at the Mansion House Of Mis- Susan iargrove, in the
county al Nesn. expose to SALE 10 the highest dder.
all the night, tile and interest OF William T. largrove.
dec,
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REFERENCES


10y virtue Of "A deed Of trust, executed To me by
ID William Hobsln. bearing date the ! lth day Of
November, 1910. aud of record in the County Court Of
Bedford, shall, on the 4th day OF February. loiO, On
fair and if not on the fair day thereaief,) lhe
premises expose for sale, by way Of public auction, o
cash a certain
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nfefBs asRi vi,

TNiiE ROOMS over the Store occupied by Thomas
J. Owy they large and pleasant. and are
adm taby adapted for any one who wishes poud VI
flee. THOMAS o. AGREE.
NV 10 Is
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Orr SDf,Sso.sisteaf.

Ak BALES Monticello No. | OZNABGRGS.
~ very superior arlicIe-pone batter and rory fe~
as good MCDANIEL \ McCORkLE.
ALSO.-20 bushels Dried Apples.
Jan &c is
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Og'ERG9.sT.g.

Plain and gold mixed Beaversa first article Of cta'
Ing,
Gold mixed Jweeds for Genemen's business Goats,
With various other Goods suitable Tor Gen,Ienlens o
coats.
We have also fine assortment Of GentIemens KID
chenny aud other Gloves, CIavais, Scars, Pocket
IIaudkerchies, Woolen Drawers SILK SHIRTS, Sc.
&c, &C.
In fact, without descending further to particulars, we
have every hing IN the Merchant Tailoring line, and
pledge ourselves 10 make up handsome fits and aud give
satisfaction all who may be pleased 10 give us call
Weyery respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country 10 owe MS cali.
MN, & JOHN Oakley.
Nov Is
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Ne complete as any house in Virginia; and pledges
.imself that the same shall be. Sold as low as they
IAN be bought in any hnuse in the Old Dominion.
Please call and see my stock DeluFe buying.
d. w NJ
Ian 90 re
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.NEReCEg.g.s'T 9.FREORS.

w III. & J. O a X Ex,
IN OUlD respectfully inform the clzens OF Lynch
w burg and the public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John tiollins, where they intenP
10 carry on the
7.fsEDEEs'G- ESi.s'ES3.
in all lis branchos They have hand. aud will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS.
CASSiMERES, NESIlNGS, and IN fact every thing
suitable or Genlemen's wear. which they will make
up order III the fashionable yles, handsome s
and warranted workmanship. They would invite The
attention OF the public generally toa superior lot Of
G. 7. @ r. II S
Olive, Olive Brown. Brown, blue, Wool, DYED Black
fine French Inllled Black, English Black, very
fine article, with several pieces OF low priced cloths.
G.sSSF.YEFeES
Black French Cashmere,
Fancy do do Bonohns mait, very superior.
PLAN aud Fancy English Easslmeres guond variety
Also good pl ot american Gass neres, with grea
variety Of to,Js soilati for Gentlemrns Panlaoons
sesiings.
We have vey superior lot Of Gentlemen Nesiings
such as
Plain and cut ycgcis,
PLAIN aud figured Sains,
Plain aud figured Silks.
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Ed. wv. MOORE,
Importer, Utoesate and Retail Dcaler IN China, Ear
then Ware, Gla5S. Sc, Sc.
sign of the Big Pitcher,
LYNeHBURG, Va,

Would return his thanks 10
his friends and the public gene
rally, for the encouragement
with which he has met during
the last Two years. and would
Inform them that his assert.
mtut Of every article in his
line is, and at all times, shall
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Feb. Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
WM. u. RYTHER.
OFPIC Emo. 2 WHRRLER'S STONE BUILDING

$3.50 cash) in Advances 81 5 at the end of the year. For
months 88 cents in advance otherwise 90 Village sub
scrber S5 in Advance $500 at the end Of the year
81 Ia cts. in advance for ak months
No paper will be discontinued unless the discretion of the
publisher until all arrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements OF any considerable length should be
handed in Tuesday morning Small ones early on
Wednesday morning.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19
Ingenious Test.-A few DAYS a

Ingenious Iest.-A few days ago,
a merchant. in prosecuting his morning
tour in the suburbs of Edin burgh, found
purse, containing considerable sum
of money. He observed lady at a
distance, who he thought would be the
loser. Determined to be correct, he
fell upon strange yet ingenious plan.
He resolved to act the part of a "poor
distressed tradesman," and boldly went
forward hat in hand, and asked aims
This was answered with a polite Go
away-I have nothing to give you. p
TIE man, however, persisting in his
entreaties, would not 60 until he had
relief for his furnishing wife and chill
dren. The lady at last condescended;
but to her dismay, found that the where
with was gone. The merchant, now
satisfied that he was correct, with a
polite bow returned the purse, with an
advice that in future she should be
more generous to the distressed and
destitute.-[ Edinburgh paper.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19
DRY GOODS.

Under this head, he would especially call the
public attention to a few pieces of
Superfine black, blue and mixed boad cloth;
A few OF superior cassimers;
A good stock Of double and single milled satneis
A very desirable assortment of gambroons
and other summer stulfs, including white and
fancy linen drillings; moleskins; fsians,
&c
A large stock of blue drills: bed tckings: mar
liners stripe or hickory; binlops aud bagging
as well as a few neat patterns of white and
brown damask table linen, together with linz
en- diaper aud crash for towels; some parasols
and umbrellas, with few beautiful Leghorn
hats and honnets,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19
.4ffempt to Poison. Sund

attempt to Poison.-On Sunday
night, August esd, the water in the
we'll of Daniel G. Hayes, in CRANKY,
was poisoned with arsenic. But for
circumstances apparently trivial and
accidental, MIR. Hayes and his entire
family must have been victims of the
intended murder.
On the morning of Monday, Mr..
Hayes's young man, when drawing
water to use in horse feed, noticed "A
slight sprinkling Of white substance on
the floor Of the well-room and on the
bricks lining the well, and some I'M
usual appearance on the surface Of the
water in one of the buckets. This
was little needed at the instant, and a
few quarts Of the water were used for
the purpose. Both of Mr.. Hayes's
very valuable horses have since died by
the poison.
Two families beside Mr.. HIS sup
piled themselves with water at his well,
and but for the timely suspicion caused
by the circumstances alluded to. would
in all probability have been fatally
poisoned Hartford Courant.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19
NEW SPRING
and Summer Goods, just re-
ceived direct from
THE CITY NEW YORK, By
JAMES M. OTIS.

HI becomes necessary in order to buy goods low,
n TO get as near the fountain head, or original
manufacture as possible Ii does not require any
extraordinary foresight or depth of research TO
see that the object of trade is profit, ana the less
profits that are paid, less viii be the price TO tho
consumer. Therefore, the subscriber wishes II in
the FIST place to be distinctly understood that his
goods were all bought in New York, either from
the manufacturer or importer, or from their au-
thori1ed agents.
Heretofore. trade in Laucas,er has been con.
Quoted too much under the Influence OF pro,ract.
ed credit system, which owing to the unparalleled
enterprise and sue cess of our farmers, miners aud
mechanics, is fast waning into a ready-pay husi-
ness, consideration of great weight IN purchase
ing cheap.
Under tho above suspicious circumstances, the
subscriber offers his lately received stock of NOR
chandize consisliny of