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SanI'l B. Walls

ut appearing to the satisfaction al the Cuurt,
A that the Defendant, Samuc! B. Walls, Is rot
an inhabitant Of this State, his therefore OrdsIsd
bp he Court, that publication be made "a The
Charlotte Journal for the space Of SIX weeks, no.
al, ing the said Samuel b. Walls 20 appear al the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10 be
held for The couH,y Of lIede, at The Court House
in Statewide on the Sd Monday IN May next
then and there to plead or replevy, oherwis,
Judgment final vii be taken against him ana ih'
land and other property levied upon, eondcmne,
10 satisfy the Plaintiffs demands ana cost IN tina
SUI.
Witness. J F. Alexander. Clerk Of our said
Court. al office. the 80 Monday IN February ls+I
and 10 The 7lst year OF orr Independence,
IF. ALEXANDER, C'oh
Printers Fee s-i. t3l
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CEREMONIAL
OF THE
Charles tOn Store.
GROCERIES,

which they oaar FOR CASH, $, small sdrsnce
on Charleston prices.
-THEY HAVE or HANDS
10 hhds, SUGAR, prime aud low priced
Is bb.s ID
800 loaves Douyle refined Loaf and Crushed,
Also, fine do
5 barrels co
Extra fne Hyson TIA F.ne 60 Do
uoolong (blaek) IN half pound papers,
DO very superior,
Pow shong do in hai!' pcund papers,
Bags Of old Java COFFEE,
LasQIra do
RIO DO old lnd new cror,
Boxes Sperm Candles 4 and 9 TO The pound,
B51e. Adamantine "a paper 10 the pound,
Boxes Charleston made Tal.uw, 6 10 the pound,
1 ana , 10. cannlsters Preserved S4lmon, Ter
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1 TO- cannisters Lobslcrs Theoretically sealed,
Jars mixed Pickles 10 Gherkins, q,s aud pts
Cauislers Sardines On OIL and lbs each,
LAYER Raisius, (all clusters > Zanle Curranls,
Quarter boxes Mr. Raisins,
Soft sheled Almonds
Drums Turkey FIGS snall size,
Bordeaux Almonds, son shelleo,
Boxes Genoa Ciiron, preserved with white sugar,
Eas; and West India Groceries, assorted,
Jars East India Preserved Ginger.
MscaroHl
Wlole and ground Back Pepper
DO 90 lsplce.
Nulnegs, Cloves, Ginger, Cinnamon, Mace,
No. Chocolate,
Prepared Cocoa,
Underwood's Mustard IN and u bottles,
Rose Water, Lemon, Pine Appe, Strawberry
Raspberry and Ofeeat SIRCFS,
swce; OIL, Harvey Sauces, Reading Sauce,
Mushroom kaichup Tomato keIcAup,
Paoli Vinegar, Sto1gb,uu's Buffers,
SODA Biscuit, Pic Nc, Water F..o', and N-TJ
Crackers
Lcin3n do
Pearl Starch. superior article,
Fig Blue, Indjgo,
Letter Paper, foolscsp do
Salt Peire Sllefaius,
White Vine Vinegar, Cider Do
C4nis,ers D lpenHs Eagle Rifle Pow der,
Kegs and hall Kegs FFF glazed Do
A foil as ortaert Of SHOT, A,lszss
400 Sacks Of SALT, extra large size ani i
order,
Nos !, and 3 Mlcscr1!
kits No d.
Pine Apple Cheese, Cod6sh, Snoked Herring.
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N hours where all other remedies have tiilcot
.,b that too. ia cases OF twelve and eighteen
month,' standing, warrants the assertion, that II
taken according TO the directions. they are GER
tain cure. A long list Of eetithcates ~ proof OF
their infalli5iliy might be added. but, 10y them
and be convinced that they are the most eei'"i"
and the very best remedy ever Offered 10 tue pun
lie, TO insuJe permanent and lasting cure
The following certificates are from gentlemen OF
kershaw district. = {. Nj. Frazer Is Mn
i-ier CT the Gospel
FarmiagtOn, heTshatD DIST. y. g. May ~ l9i".
have used in my family DIR. hul's Fever anu
Ague Fills. and also DR.. Spencers Vegetable fihs
Cor The last two years. and have no hesitation ~
nrnnouprlpr them t. be most excellent family mo
dlciues-and as an act Of justice 10 the worthy
pror,ietors Of these Invaluable Pills, VIII state
G,r The information and satisfaction OF all concern.
cd that my Wife prinr - our marriage, had been
more or less the subject Of ChIhs aud F'r'rs 'of
about + months having tried various remedies
without success, ard @as very much rceueed IN
acsh A fcw DAYS alrf our MARI age she com
mcnccd with SptaeeI's PILE, and N a day or two
an,rHaf with mills Pilis; she used about halt
box Of each the result wAs radical CUTE
She reraued h,l health and strength very rapid
ly. aud has nd no TelHfn 6f CLiHs and f,rfr
since. | believe these Medicines 10 be Harmless.
and safe aud when used sTs ,fealig diTteitts
arc attended vi.h satisfactory results.
L. J. FRAZER.
EeysiGr- DIT s {, NJ. 20. l5lG.
Uavinr used DR.. Huhs Fever AID Aguc Pil.
ior twn, ears past. esn most ehcrtIuiy certify Z
the certainty and saftiy 81 thc.f &c e oar o. u
lcas, one Dean boxes. which hay ased. mere
have ever i4li,d Ia z "a care. Ottu ia uul
IN one Instance three eases were eared by oue
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70 Cipggmeu, Postmas'ers and o'hfF''
Wanted 10 avery pwo apd village 30 noe
H'4lHs, frsPonslbie men 70 procure sup'st.'''
lHa engage ~ the sbic " he above Hofks,fo sH'"
teTy liberal Ter copiaGc All be A'inAtd "'
dfoss l.. WALKER, VA Fulton o.. y. fotk
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hfriats if', s. &. lJa. =. 1916
In Jan1ary, I-li itom escl aud {. alsurc,l l.ak
as tszfr cold, winch resulted 20 a Ugh fever. a.
'o"pInlsa si'. severe cough, aad painful head.
iSAr. lHor, continued 10 iscfcaEc ~ rrvtfi'F Tor
about ,&o w,ess - aGet, 30 That ty friend. con-.
s'deefd nae. ami myself behaved .ea. IN a votv
culc.l and dangerous state: tie end Of M.
lIne seui and procured iva Lote.or /. SYcncf +.
us and The first day oil lhtituss b,gan to O.
refteEef fec' ai'd before hsd iak,n or, J7x. my
aver vas gone, ~ hla ceased. and Head s,hs
entirely cured. ass soon s0Hnd and i-sH. Itbep
said and stIl btlsye, that BY Tie blessing Of G ID
lrfy were 'he means u suyirg my m: ~ .ook.
M over ne streetnHs llicreafds saa th,y v.crc
recommended CT the euro of Dysp,psia, WuG
which ny eldest d4uz bier lad been agErrI rlra
long tmG recommended Der to .naEeul,Iaf
'neg' and rug DAD s9 and BE- continued a.e ~
'Ff Pt.ls alone vas feftca.iy aod Dina p,fg,.
menu e'.eH MARSHALL.
Ja,t reeeteed large and fresh satpf, ,i t,ra
1''e alediana 4tth4 CAar'ouoD o Sore.
H;OATES.
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Villages n the S,ata:
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Gvidsrd's Brandy, vintage d 1919, celebrated III
It's so1 fEu'y a4yor,
Hsrckenwra;A 4 L9wndes, J. J. DJPuy's c
Brandy.
Do DO Holland Gin
Nowton, Gordon { Mardock's old M4ds,- :
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Pale Sherry, Swee, Malaga,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Old Scotch Il aIskey,
Baskets Champaign Cordiais assorted,
Bbs Nonohgabe.a Wblsk :,
DO n. o. Recuasd Do
BIS n E Run,
Double B.oan Stout Fo-,er, Dunbef'. quart.
anc pias,
Scotch Pa'e very superior, in pints,
Palladel2a.a Pale Ae, 10 q larls and puts,
Wa,d's big gram Rec, strictly prime,
% quality o.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese, mild and rich,
Pine Apgte Cheese, Coch.h, smoked Icrfiugs,
Nos !, 2 and Mlcsare, ki,ts No. Do
Extra bleacied Sye.in O.,
Winter strained solar 10
Shoe Backing, London Shred Ising'ass,
COoPer's Ge.4lile, Rs.f5arSy Syrup,
Strawberry do
N4oe, hall am quarter boxes Sos9 all qualities,
Corn Bro7ms, boxes Tao.r SIT, Painted Buckets
Jars Tsmasias, In lle syr4p,
n !uI assoftmen, u a. kinds of
. Al , I z 81
Almond So4p, Fancy %
Extra Cana. F.7gr, w.ge and half barrels,
And fol- assortment of
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STATE OF NORTH CAR0LlNA.
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Fec.
runru Ttrm. $40.

Attachment levied on
Samuel 3. Walls interest
in Mrs, Wallis Dover OF
Land, 500 acres. Also, On
the following Negroes aud
other property, 10 Wit -
| Ann, Leyins, Liitle Mary,
Jane, Old Mary, Jim, John
Peter Amelia, Mariha,
! Sarah, Washington, Hen.
nv, Caroline and ch,ld, 10
head OF Calllc, 4 head of
f Horses. IS to 10 head Of
! Sheep, two Road Wagons
mo one set OF Gears, ia.
mily Carriage and ilar-
ncss, about 500 bushel. Of
Corn. % 10 40 bushels Of
Wheat. Library of Books.
Ilou ehold ana Kitchen
+ Flruilafc, Farming tools,
Fodder, Oats ard stock Of
J Hogs.
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MEpIEINE
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those OF a former one, as the reformed churches
are by the dogmas the latin Fathers, or the dog.
mas Of the Council of Trent. Precedents are
binding on man just so long as they are beneficial
and no longer. Ina political and social view, man
should be his own master. He may retain this
power in hisown hands, or he may delegate it to
others In either case it is his welfare and hishap-
Ipiness that have be consulted, and whenever any
OF the materials of the social edi6ce are not found
to contribute to this desi rable end, he should re-
move them, though inscribed with venerated
names, and coveredb by the moss Of ages. ''.o1 r.,
The question Of submitting the question of a
convention to remodel our Constitution, which is
now pending in the legislature OF this State, viii
test how far the peoples representatives recog-
Mise the principle Of social, political, and moral
REFORM Ohio Press 9H =" t'tr
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HOW TO GET HEALTH.-Thous oil
persons continue to cure themselves of Colds
Coughs :. Headaches. Rheumatic Affections, Small
Pox, Measles, Costivehess, Influenza and the host
of those indications Of the body of the blood being
out of order, simply by perseyeringIy using Bran.
d,eth's pegttabie UniUersal Pills, So long as any
symptoms Of arrangement in any organ remain.
Often, by adopting this course, which experience
has proved according TO Nature, it being merely
assisting her, have many in few days been restor-
ed to health, who, but for Brandreth's Pills had
been sick for months. The value of this medicine
is beyond price Z" ~ il.sii w e. i'. Il
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
!, Be very careful and 20 to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills
Every man knows whether the article he offers you
is true or false. Beware of cheats! -,
Dg-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just re.
ceived by the following Agents.
J. R & J. II. MoRRIs, Woodsfeld.
WM. STEEL, Stafford
w. g. Fl. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
]. NJ ROUND, Summertield.
]. F. BIDENHARN & Co., Malaga.
Fl. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan CO.
WEIGH g. THOMPSON, Beallsville.
January, lSl7-lm
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Notice in Partition.

AIRY Dye widow of Bazaleel Dye dec, and Isaac
Dye, Benjamine Dye, Joshua Dye, Amos Dye,
Elam Dye and Mahlon Dye, minor heirs of the
said Bazalee Dye dec, Susana Blouy and David
Blouy her husband, Abigail Dye, Elan Dye, Ro-
samus Trago, Elizabeth Amos and Robert Amos
her husbond, Amelia Gniton and Isaac Guton
her husband, and Elizabeth Dye widow of James
Dye late dec.-Will take notice that petition was
filed against them on the 29th day of January A..
d, lS47, in the Court Of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county and state OF Ohio, by George w Dye,
and is now pending, wherein the said George w.
Dye demands partition OF the following real estate
situate IN said county Of Monroe state of Ohio, de-
scribed as follows The South East quarter of
Section No. nine in Township No Three of
Range No. Five, Containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Also the East half of the South West
quarter of section No. nine in Township No. three
of range No. FIVE. containing eighty acres, and
that at the next term OF said court application will
he made by the said George w Dye for all orde.
that partition may be made Of said premises.
W,,Htr GEORGE w. DYE.
By WILLIAM C. WALTON, his Attorney.
Dated February 9Th lSi7-[6cons'v W.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue OF
"a en- order of the court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, will, on the first day of
March, 1917, between the hGurs of 10 O'Clock am.
and pm. of said day, at the front door of The court
house in the town of Woodsleld, in said county,
offer for sale the following real estate, TO wit: Be-
ginning at the south east corner OF the north east
quarter of section No. nine cen, in township No.
three, OF range No four, thence north with the
ton line to the noIth east corner Of the section,
thence west with the section line to a stone four
teen and six tenths rods east of the north quarter
stake, thence south iIfv-seven and one fourth de-
grees east, ninety and three fourth rods to hicko.
ry, thence north eighiy-seven and a half degrees
west, thrty.two rods to a stone, thence south sixty
seven and one fourth degrees east twenty nine rods
Ia a stone thence south about thirty seven and one
fourth rods TO the south side ofsaid lot at Laugh
tons line, thence east with said Laughton's line
about forty five and hall rods to the section line
and place Of beginning, containing forty acres more
or. less lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio,
subject TO the dover of Mary Conley, in said prem
ses, upon the following terms, to wit: One third
in hand, one third in six months, and the residue
in one year, with interest from the day of sale, to
be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
srs+ ISAAC CONLEY.
Administrator of Jesse Conley, deceased.
January, S0th 'l7-4t
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
February 9th, 1916.

HEY virtue of writ Of vendi expo. to me di
n d rec,ed from the Court of Common Pleas of
Belmont county, Ohio, will offer for sale on Fri
day the 10Th day of February lS47, on the premi-
ses in Salem township, Monroe county and state
aforesaid, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. IA.
and 4 p. M of said day, the following properly
to wit: A lease from William Cochran to Upton
L. Talbot which expires on the first day of April,
lS49 for the following property, TO wit: One gris
mill, one saw mill, one garden containing three
forths of an acre of ground be the same more or
less, and one dwelling house; taken in execution
the property of Upton l.. Talbot at the suit Of
John Dunfee. WM. d. PATTON,
"a''e 'Hh 7H s., ''.t''- Sheriff NJ. C. O..
February 9th Is47 r. 81 90
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Reform.

One of the most unacc EQUITABLE traits in the char
acter Of some men, is the tenocty with which they
cling to, aud contend ror, old customs They
think or act on the presumption, that to touch
cherished errors with rough hand, is innovating
upon their sacred-or as it is now phrased-vest-
ed rights and call uponth vices, the follies, and
the weakness Of the multitude to cooperate with
them in defending and perpetuating old sa,os, that
would make angels weep. Now, we pride our
selves in not being numbered among those stick
lers for veperated relics, who are willing to meas.
ure their action by precedent simply because 9th.
ers have done 20 before us. We cannot sanction
wrong. though itbe bolstered up by ancient records
and big names. Some Of the old formal jurists
have said that It is better to follow precedent,
though it were founded at frat on wrong princi-
pie, than to devlate from 1t, and thus unsete the
law. To such pitiful and slavsh principle, we
beg leave TO enter our solemn protest. Ifsuch an
opinion were permitted to govern the actions Of
men, we, Of the nineteenth century, would still be
the advocates of the passive obedience, the chiv-
airy and the crime-the gibe and the gallantry--
the vices and vouptuousness Of the times of the
crusaders with all their attendant evils But such,
thank heaven! is not the case The human mind,
like the physical system, requires the aid of time
TO full development Of its capabilities, and as sue
cessiye generations Of men come on the theatre Of
action. they detect the errors Of those who preced-
ed them, and try tp ;orrect them. The men Of
the present age are as little bound by the acts Of
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TB DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
Ma that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
March session, praying for the new location of the
county road from the Mouth of Sunfish creek along
the Ohio River to Virgins or Wards Run: To
commence at the North end of Second street in
the town Of Carington, back from and parallel with
the Ohio River, thence the nearest and best route
along the West side of A. G. Ewing's and Moses
Wards Orchards across said Run so as to intersect
the Switzerland township road on the bank Of said
Run, and thence with the said Switzerland town.
ship road to the River. And that so much Of the
old location OF said River Road as lies between
Sunfish creek and said Run may be vacated.
Jan. %. 1S47.
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Ertrdct of a Letter from an European Cores
pondent Of the Washington Union. ...

Ertract of Letter from an European Cores
pondent Of the Washington Union. ...
The average annual quantity of tobacco pro,
duced in Germany, Austria excepted, is about 3d.
900 hogsheads. II a certain measure, which have
heard it binted is in contemplation, is accomplish
ed at an early day. / feel warranted in stating that
this amount will be diminished, without any action
on the part OF Prussia, fully one.half next year;
and this is the only bright feature which behold
IN the aspect of things in Europe for the tobacco
planter. The stock has been increasing, while
prices have been declining, for the last five years.
In first hands ii is heavier by about 10 GOO than it
was this day ia 1915. The amonnt is about lOO,-
COO hogsheads, while SPECTATORS hold about
quarter as much more. In addition to this, the
Crop which is now coming into market in the Uni-
ted States is represented an exceedingly full one,
reaching to upwards of 100000 hogsheads. On
the lst Of September, the stock in New Orleans of
last years production was 900 hogsheads, against
5000 that day atwelvemonth previous. 1t is evi:
dent, therefore, that prevailing prices, runous as
they are to the planter, are more likely to recede
than to advance. Under such circumstances, it
is obviously the interest Of the planter to produce
less, for time at least-to grow grain where the
soil and climate are favorable. instead of tobacco.
The present administration, 1t is believed, have
manifested an earnest desire, and have exerted all
the means at their disposal, to extend the con-
sumption of the staple in foreign countries, and
athoug they have been thwarted or delayed in
their purposes-I will not say by what influences
lin some instance, yet at no distant period, they
will have the qualification Of seeing their efforts
10 a considerable extent successful. Until then
however, it is important that the OVER PRoDUc
TON should cease. In Ohio, aKentuckey. Ten
nessee, and Missouri, corn and wheat may be
grown to advantage on tobacco lands, and these
articles will be in request for some time at amply
remunerating rates to the producer. i.a.i u
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNY,
COUR OF COMMON PLEAS
In CNANCERY

joseph Cross SEN The said Complainant has
vs. Z Heretofore filed his bill
Joseph Cross Jr. { which IS now pending in
& james Foreaker. said court, which sets out
that srid Joseph Cross jr, for large and valuable
consideration undertook to provide for the keep
ing and maintenance of said Complainant and his
wife, That said defendant Joseph Cross jr. pur-
chased tract OF land in Monroe county with trust
funds and sold the same TO James Foreaker and
departtd to parts unknown with part of the pnr-
chase money The Bill prays a decree against
Foreaker for the balance Of the money remaining
unpaid and against SAID Joseph Gross jr. for com
pensation ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
'a.' Attorneys for Complainant.
February 9th IS i7.-L6t Fl.
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don's Algebra, Davies Legendres Geometry, and
Davies Surveying
Reading--McGuH Eclectic Series.
Grammar-By Lectures.
Elocution-Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Geogrdphy-Alichelrs
, Philosophy and Chemistry-Comstock's
Astronomy -Olmstead's.
BOtany-Mrs Lincon's.
Geology--Hitchcock's
Moral or Mental Phiiosophy-Wayland's.
Rhetoric or Logic-Whateley's .
Latin-Andrews' Latin Series.
STEPHEN WOOD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-06
.sHERlFF.s SALE,

EDY virtue of writ of Plnrius Vendi Exponas.
u D with order for further levy; to. me direc ted
from the Court ofCommon Pleas of Jefferson CO.
State of OHIO: will offer for sale at public out
cry in the town of w Woodsfeld, on Wednesday the
18th day of February A. ID. iS47; between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and P M. of said day:
the following personal property. to wit: One Dun
Horse, Three Grey Horses, One Sorrel Horse One
Bay-roan Horse and Six Head Haters Taken in
execution as the property of Horace Holland to
satisfy an execution il favor of Thomas Drakley.
i..,. WILLIAM d. PATTON,
Sheriff of Monroe Co.
February 9th, 1916. % ..,l