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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

HyHE ensuing term 10 this Institotion vii
u commences 90 Moadsy the 23d az Aae,ssl
hext. and continue 6vs DeIths-Ts.caxnl M.
John J. sANBORS.
TUifiONs
EagLsk D,psrfntnf $40 ps. aanrns
Ciass,esi s Maiasaaficsi 33A DO.
Tnoro9gh ies'rue,ion given. rot ooly d Inc
e'nessns ofsoenes Unieh eooasiluse good con.
@on eoseanor, Pot also 10 The Latin and Greek
L.aeusses. aao me nisner haihematies, e suy
q Popils frem . disisuee aceom rodatea
uilh beard on feasoDsble terms.
None admitted except those who ,nv.s. n
continue from the dsy Of sdmi,sioo m, IL.
close Of the session. For the Trustees.
NJ. s. WHITE,
'uiy 2, teti-sm Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
TtCo NiIMelreds FifiuPersons
Look. here. BOYS!

WISH to employ 81 industrious, honest,
pushing and managing man on the farm =
single me Pfeieffec, as am not JUST prepared
Tor man and family. where not acquainted
With the applicant, reliable Testimonials, viii Be
expected, Immediate employment can he had.
CHARLES YATES
Charlestown, July Is lss7.
Winchester Repubiiedn 81 aud CHIP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
Shannondale Springs.
I u ARIEL. Proprietor.

j. u. n h Ellis TEUpEIVtUEs
" HAVE Leased tOr a term oil years, this DE-
hxhtful sate4ing place; and will have il
Oman Tor The reception Of company, on The ist
n Jaee. Every sxe.tion will be made TO rem
i der Inc Tins OF vsiters agreeable. His Fare,
do shall be second 10 tina. Of 90 other watering
place in Virginia.
The Stage will run IS usual ldsily) 70 fne
Rail Road Depot, 1t ChAriesiown, TO convey
Ylsi,ers 10 aud from the Springs
TERMS.
50 fret week 80 c" single meal
8 thereafter 70 meal anu morse
so per day
The Ferry will be free Of chargeto persons
,;.i,in, The SprIngs-hut Ia all cases visit
!. visilsrs to get return tickets al the Bar
MAY 90, 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
a q = - /.

MAYHEM not ii Or stratus oaice Dr.
.Vv GIBSON will Be fousd csusr's
Jups "a. Ie47-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
matchmaking & Painting,

v,ssosrd ui,h nss sbsss. md ~ orders ION
sisssnes prenpsly s,.sndsd . s.,,.h
-. We ara II ell tiiaes prepared 70 tur y. :
o6TfINs, and bsiog provided sl'e 49,.
: IIrssss. 9ill gize asssnsioe 70 any o'es'' ~
lko eonally, ..zz-..,,., .x..rt.
1l,o-Toraips Il exsry de,csipnoa eAsees'
a 9th pfonpinsss. -,,.. !. -,
me- i,,cssifelly ihYi'e ne pn'.e y 81,
lksn ell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
WAREHOUSE OF
PRIN II sNONLY.
No. Sc, Cedar Street, NEW YORK
rxl ~ Too.

Lee, Judson * Lee;
,LArE LEE & yuDsoH
HNCcUPY the spacious Fire story " arsAouss,
No. So Cedar Street, the trhOtsNof which
is devoted 10 The exhibition end sale or The sin.
gle article Of
PRINTED CALICOES. 4
Thit present stock consists Of nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embrssing some THOUSANDS Of different pa,-
teros aud euiorings, aud comprising thing de-
,lrahie IN the lins, FuHErGN and DOMES ~.
An OF which are ofe, ed for sale for cash, or sat
i,f.e,ory credit At the l0Iuesf prices BY the
Piece or Package.
| Nav .lIyes are received almost every day, and
many Of Them are got up fSr our own sale'. and
| mol 10 be found else here.
Printed lists OF prices. corrected from day TO
hday, With every vsrision IN the Market ale Pseeo
i In the hands OF .yers.
/ Merehsnts viii be able to form some idea Of the
/ extent aud variety Of our assertment, Shea We
sste thu, the value Of our usual stock o. TINS ons
oyfirle Is at least tviee the Value OF me enurs
,oek ar dty goods usu III, kept b. our largest whole
81. ;,bhers THIS tact, together With the Tact
,h.t .ur mr.ns aud stteatioa, instead OF penn
d,,,ds,l among vs6i variety OF ARTICLES. are oevo
Eted .holy 20 one will reader the adva tsses vn'e
ve can Offer % dealers perfectly obuots; ana
shall be care that none Who VS., our e''.o'''"
men, sh.li meet With any disappointment
| Our sssottn.ent is complete At al sessions OF 10
LEE, JuDSON & LEE.
'p. SD r LEE, formerly Of the hrm oil tor
Lees aod late senior partner 10 the original nIl
Eof Irr 4 Brewster, from which connection :
r;,hdrew some time ago. has resum business
eonaee ION With Mrssrs Lac & Judson, under u
srm a LEE. JUDsON * LEE. aud he venture
90 .ssure his lr,ends and the public, 'h.s Tue ne
.,,sat ~. ,r.de. xh,eh for merry, Distinguish,
The other 10 houses 70 shish be belonged.
July 8. Is47-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

- ,ro..{ standing army 10 The world
4 -, 10 ~ The Chinese; i amounts 70
"a nailIion two hundted thousand men.
six hundred and ''x.y tnou
.a,d men constantly under arms, ~
Nance three hundred and YEP 'noussnu'
3ssu. asnysof mo Uafte q lksD8dom = up
q ards Of ninety thousand.
H,avrsTrsa MAtiiiss -Aeotfespou.
dent, writing from Michigan 10 the New
York Evapgelit, says:
"A field Of sixty acres was harvested "a
1.-Two DAYS a. follows: A machine was
ldrsvh into the field by sixteen horses,
Fguided BY Is many boys - necessity
II On the front OF The machine man was
Il ,tatioped 10 adjust the forks and circular
KNIVES 10 the heighth Of the wheat Whlch
Ewa as re ably thrown back into the machine.
INA more was seen OF it, till another man
llin The srpart Of the machine was seen
nying up well filed sacks Of pure grain.
Ri perfect order for the Touring thill.-=
fTbisl huge machine (of the best wheat)
harvested aud bagged three bushels IN
minute
II STRANGE Pump "A SoulheTner, with
Il = negro servant, arrived st the Broadway
Il Hotel, says the Cincinnati Commercial. z
4 lew DAYS ago, and sent The servant down
| into the yard for some water. Sambo.
4 with pitcher ia hand. enquifed for dc
I, pump !. and on being shown the hydtsnt.
"a, he pitcher down, and coinnencsd
working The lever back ward and forward.
4 drop falling a every jerk. He pumped
away un,il the perspifatiou upon bic face
,monnted 10 more than the wafer ID the
!. pitcher; and q, last, giving il upin despair
'fLihe addressed d gentlemsn near BY, who
+ had4been watching his uosemen,s 10 =
: lent delight.
n Wa, all dis dsrn-ole pump. Massa--
wyum oil run all de time!
e Its al right boy pump away.
Is NO sir, I'm ioich ON from-6s-
. fuss.' estry his ihres
IL a. sanbo -p.necution, the gentle n !,
Of l..ra Reward and explained The myster,
= By starting fhfe hydrani; ind when III,
!. slresm gushed out filling he pitcher 10 !,
second or two, Ssmbo tell back, with ii
bis whites displayed in wonder.
What you Call dais Pump mos' wher
you no tech EN-. Dali beats me-
Sambo hobblsd off With bis pitcher
btooding over the mystery.
The PoDer 0f0 Gong - On the day d
the opening Of the New England House
1.-THE harsh thunder Of Chinese. gong 10
the FIRST time mingled ils war with d.
J. busy din Of thu city. Itso happened ths
! al The time the gong went oa. There. ~
band Of lately imported Hiberoians bust
" .. work 10 front Of the house. with pick
axs, shovel add y heslbsrrow. And didn'
/ every mothers son Of them disappear
q even IS though Mexican bomb weI
i about 10 explode ID their very midst =
D lIOne poor Irliow vas iTnndling vast pill
: CT esrih. and taking frieh q the noise. b
! ran iurioos!y down the bin With hisload
q ed barrow. smashed il 10 flinders sgsini
o Pile Of grindsiones. pretipnsfed kinsse
II Unto the river. swan 10 The opposite shore
y and hss moi since been seen. The lss
/. words be spoke 90 be rushed of he docI
d aefe--,Siarvation 81 home .end Tie div
S ID Amifity r, They say this was 90 |
/ clssslsnd (O.) Hysid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
ROARDlNG SCHOOL
.At WILLOW HILL, one mile from
4 . Ksrnsyspiile Depot, left Co. Va.

Priv / L FRARY PRINCIPAL.
VV,HE isl Tern Of this School will commence
+ on Nondss April 18Th.
..s..a vha will Dc treated, 10 ell respects, as
s.,.hsr, 81 The fanily. twill be the ain Of
abe Principal TO edaeAie the eooseenee s"1
s.s,,,.l c,.v,es, The location Of the Schoo
!. ni.h,, adorable 10 heath and mo ais.
For board, tuitioas 40 the charges WI 2
si1,, dollars per ssssion-sxeeP, shtte w.
cone from The ssme family. in which cas- htt,
viii be ehaigsd Fer TUITION alone. the charge
.vill be from three 10 six dollars per quarter
aeeotding 10 the branches pursued.
Willoe Hill. Jsdersea Co. W.
Anil g. letT-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
NEW GOODS,

II UST received, large lot Of New Goods
a Upblesched and Bleaehed Cotions,
Super Blesehed Drtlings,
Checks, crash, bed tick, z 8 osnsbnrgs,
Spool coltoo, servings. thread. col d cam brics,
susrenders, heeks and eyes, blk utanCua ribbsn
One piece very superior Gauze Fiannei. for
sumner wear, with many other articles 10 fill
up, which makes our assortment very com ole ,e
for the season. All of'which We offer chesp.
July Is MILLER d BRO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

~. y 8. respectfully assures those sbon
= may concern. that he . Willing anil S.sireus
10 reeeiSa g...s- --4------I - Il
sindle. Of the Eaglish department, snd thai al
such will receive their full share Of his lime
aod atlentien
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
VIM. L. POWELL & SON,
SEccsssors 10 Hooe s. PoUrH)
Produce, Gent Comm tssiOn
Forwarding Merchants,

.HLEXd.NDRI.7. I.7l..
fNAVING taken thr large stores on Danger.
~ feeds Wharf. recently occupied by Mr..
z. Ward, and Hooe s. Powell. viii execute ali
business entrusted TO The m with Prompthess ana
6delity, make the usual sdysnces to aseii Gus
toners, and keep on hand general assortment
OF GROCERIES. & i,
Aiexsndns, Va July Is, lsl7- On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

"ANTILLA SILK, Black India do for
lH lining, snd Black SIX Fringe. AID GlmI
Tor trimming. Tor sale BY
Iulr 2 CRANE b sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

GrRIPED Irish Linen e gsnsls .sn 2 shirts
- for ssls b oAl 800
JuDs ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

ss, - l,r,e.s standing army 10 The world
/. u r ! i no s. tbe Chiaese; !. amounts %
80 noillion two bundled thousand men.
y p.'..;. hss six hundred and sixty thou.
"a men constantly under aims. ana
60. ,hres hundred aud ten Thousand.
Edau ss,a ~ we Usfsed ikipgaon i oP-
q ards Of ninety thousand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

!. HARvEsTING MAcHiSE Acotrespou!
dent, writing from Michigan 70 me New
York Evangelist, says:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
PERIODICAL 4 CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

PERIODICAL 4 CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
NIlE subscriber would respectfully give notice that
IL he has received the agency ior the following Pc
riodcas which will be furnished the subscription
price, free of postage, by the single No, year.
Graham's " N. " Illustrated Z"
GoAey's Lady'a Book, Ladies Garland,
Lille's Living Age, Parlor Annual,
Christian Family Magazine.
Also, most Of the periodicals of the day furnished
ahu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
Paper Hangings

TIME subscribers now receiving direct from the
Il Factory in Nep Jersey, large and splendid stock
Of Paper Hangings, comprising every variety and
fully invited 10 call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing. BUTTON 4 CLARK.
April s, 1871. 6mss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13

Black Sea Wheat.

sfessrs Editors Your correspondent, Mr. Ba-
CON has thrown out some correct hints on the pro-
duotiveness of Black Sea Wheat Those farmers
who have an acre or more Of common tillage land,
or any rich soil, will do well to Try this kind Of
grain. The berry is very hard, bran thin il re-
qures close grinding to make good Hour pint
OF water sprinkled on TO bushel Of this wheat, and
lying over night before grinding, will improve the
-four.
Bread made after the following directions will be
white, and more moist, and sweeter than from the
western -four. The yeast is made by adding about
two spoonsful Of milk with pint OF water, strained
into flour thick as pancakes, add half Of salt
spoon full Of salt Keep warm till il ferments-
Sponge the -four or bread afler il rises. Knead
thoroughly, this is very important in the manulac'
ture OF good bread For biscuit and pie crust,
ing.
Not unffequenty this wheat weighs 65 pounds to
the busheI once weighed ten bushels carefully
measured, that weighed over sixty eight pounds 10
the bushe
This wheat not only does we'll on rather weak
soil but il fills well on the very richest Of land
even where it lodges; which is quality that
have never known in other varieties Of wheat.
Last season the wheat ly injured our grain more
nan for some years, the Black Sea produced about
wenty bushels 10 the acre. The year previous the
return was equal to twenty-five bushels an aver.
age.
Some farmers here harvested over fifty bushels
to the acre. To avoid the 6y, it should be sowed
very early or quite late. The -four is very much
improved from wheat cut early. Many fail in let.
ting il stand too late. The berry is strongly at
tached to the head, and does not shell in gathering.
and is very hard to beat out with fail in conse-
quence of which ,hreshing-machines are very plenty
with u.s. 1t is not liable 10 grow standing on,
a.. IL skoe, hoa in .f ha
berry being more flinty. have converted this
spring or summer grain into winter wheat now
have the third crop on the ground, aud il succeeds
equal to my expectations
Black Sea wheat sold in October at 81 l-2 cents
freely 1t has since advanced to 81 IL ~ per
bushe 1t is the principal wheat crop in this sec
ton OF Vermont and has exceeded The consump.
ton for the last two years. S. w. JEwErr.
WeySrdge, March 30, IS47
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Obstruction

For, wha, is the Of Cough Obstruction.
What Is the cause Of iemorrhage and Splitting Of Blood
Obstruction.
What is the cause of Consumption aud Abseessi
Obstruction. .'t.. t.E
What Is the Of Bronchitis 4if
OBSTRUCTION ~. s
Producing Inflammation OF The lining membrane Of tho Broncha
or wind tubes and exceon Of pus frequent
discharges Of Blood. ALd what Aslhms, difficulty Of
breathing but obstruction caused BY this puuen
alton.
Remove this obstruction and there will be no fever nor in
hammaonno pain couRh-no abscefs Consumption
no henorrhage splitting Of boodno Asthma difficulty Of
breathing but restoration health will be certain what
the TRUE remedy pointed out by nature this OBJ,
siTucton ''r
The is Espectonton. Yes Expectoraon natures
remedy For reader, there other outlet Tor the lungs
discharge their yatad excreona bot through the rchea
Wind Pipe, and this natural discharge " Expeclornon
To assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has ever been found equal Jsynes ESpecoaR II the
suit OF the experience Of many years practice II produces
inflammation the spasmodc action Of The vessels and
heals the abded surface Of the Bfopcha or Wind Tubes The
breathing becomes easy-and the patient amos uniformly
coTen and the most hopeless OF Consumption
produces degree Of relief before experienced BY any
other preparation and Proongs the patients life to indefinite
period Many who incurabe two years
BY their Physicians sill ulve and appear than
they did then while hundreds ihousands have entirely
covered.
Sold By BUTTON & CLARK, Bra,ilehorO. 20
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Buggy Trimmings.
IIarmess Trimmings.

NNTlLLIsToN & TYLER have just received from N
w York large variety Of Plated, Brass, Timed and
JaPanned Harness Furniture, Imitation sewed do New
style and newest patterns Of the above. Shoe Thread
Avis, Tacks and Trunk Trimmings,
Saddlsr, will do well to call.
April 30 eva,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
Important 70 the Unfortunate.

TINE desponding invalid and ell those who have
IL been disappointed by false pfetensions 10 medical
skill BY The rash and inexperienced rxpeTmcnfali- are
appraised that DIR Andrews may be CONSULTED on the
QSd and Gath Of every month al The Vermont House,
Bratebofo; who treats oil diseases in manner pecu-
liar TO himself and ELECTS universally. Or. A.,
the only practitioner In the union who understands
the true principles and treatment Of Consumption and
eli chronic, nervous, scfolulous, pnaiytc and Iheum-
aiic affections old sores, eyspela., spinal disease
seminal weakness, mpoiency, gravel, affections Of the
urinary organs female weaknesses piles, diseases OF
&C. SC, offers hope energy, vigor aud perfect health
10 those WIN have been nyads for years or from 10.
heritanee. The system pursued by Dr. A. has been
prescribed for upwards Of forty years in the Royal
Lock Hospital, London with nvariable success ~ ev'
cry variety of diseases, being the most mild and etlica-
cious and tie only rational and universal remedies
oil nervous diseases, consumption and nsanity, could
be traced be confirmed Of impotrncy, all or
binary remedies being napplcabe TO those cases, dis
appointment thus follows; persons with long standing
diseases make trial Of his medicine gratis.
April I. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
ASHBBL DICKENsON

"AViNG purchased Of L.. ID. Proniy his interest
u Il in the StoVe and Tin Ware buiiness, would IN
oIm his friends and the public, tina, he has resumed
business his al the old stand in the Stone
Building, and will leep for sale extensive assort.
ment OF STOVES Of the latest and most improved
Also. an assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware made in The best manner.
Al JOB WORK done To order.
Braiilrboro, March 90, 1897. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
Peasi Pensu
GROCERIES.

old Hyson Tea, Y. a. do. some very nice Black
StTeas Of all kinds prime Porto Rico and n ORLEANS
Sugars Brown and White Havana do, Moassrs. Rasns,
Figs, Coffee, Spces Bar Soap zsni CouaRs Cron, pure
Sperm and refined Lamp Oil just received and for sale
cheap BY WHEELER a. PRATT.
April %. t..a l a 81
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
will be received fast they issued from the press
Also, assortment Of newspapers win he received
by Express, every Saturday afternoon, aud sold by the
single copy at city prices.
20 Any Periodicals or Cheap Publications, not on
hand will be furnished at short notice.
GIL. SALISBURY.
Braiileboro, Sept ., 1876 us
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LINZ II.

40 HHDs LIME, for sal, c, * ooo,,,
Bralileboro, April ao,h, Is47. s.
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Philadelphia MAY 20. Ist5
Dr. Jayne-Dem Sr-I feel bound 10 the afflicted 10 give
publicity the extraordinary effects valuable medicines
have suffered for several years past and
the train OF diseases which follow complete prosaon OF the
thati with great difficulty could walk and
times confined to To add misery Scruf
uous affection then appeared 10 throat with Rheumatism n
that could raise my right head 10
and Precipitation had almost ceased became ahiic ted
with dry hoarse cough and all hopes Of getting
we'll had night sweas and got little sleep with fright
full dreams and morbid headache seemed be bordering on
not read small paragraph newspaper without
had great my stomach which caused to swell 20
much that unable to lie down. recne had
TO be propped up in chair.
had the advice Of physicians and tried nearly
all the remedies used In such but grow
and appeared though speedy dissolution taking place
now heard Of your medicines, and determined Try your
Sanaiye Pills aud TO the could
walk shout the house continued improve from that time
Shortly after my wife called your Store stated my case 10
YOU and you sent bottle Of your Alternative also word
and you and you would investigate my case and
ThiS did not believe iet was beyond the
reach Of human skill
After taking your Alternative and Pills for three weeks there
was decided change for the better that when called
tive would eecualy With no hopes however o get
ting we'll still continued taking your Alternative until had TAX
the fourth bottle when there sudden change in nv
whole system though had got rid Of great burhen
and could draw my breath usual My gradually be-
strong and my appetite returned.
II has been about four months since commenced taking
Medicines and at this time nearly vestge Of disease
eadicated from system active and nearly as strong
two months.
good reason to believe the use Of your valuable
Medicines By The help Of God has saved me from
grave. JOSEPH BAKBAR.
lIallowe Court, in Poplar Sheet between Seventh and
Eighth
Sold BY BUTTON CLARK, Bnt,ieboro 81
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COFFINS.
j. D. PROIlTY.

IL u ThVull,
"AVING disposed Of his interest in The Stove and
IL IL Tin Ware business to Mr. Ashbel Dickinson,
requests all persons indebted to him., to make imme-
diate payment
He may be found lor the present at the old stand
recently occupied by him.
Brattleboro, March 90, IS47. y Sll
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-27
State Stocks and Credit.

We have endeavored to treat the
editor Of the Ohio State Journal with
proper courlesy-and in correcting his
mIs-statements, to preserve that tone
and temper which should pervade the
public press. But we scarcely see how
we can continue TO do so. We are
o,'t of all patience with one who, at the
head of great party organ in the
State, and with the means at hand 10
enlighien his ignorance, if such be his
condition, deliberately puts forth such
statements as the following:
"The complaint that Ohio State
Stocks bring in the New York market
but SO to SO cents per cent, comes
with an admirable grace from the loco
focos, when it is borne in mind that
when the State government passed
from the hands OF that party, those
stocks were at most ruinous discount,
and the financial honor of the State in
a most critical and precarious condi-
ton"
The fact is directly the reverse
Wing Commissioners had charge ofthe
stocks up to March, l843. They had
sunk them but short time previous as
low as SO cents on the dollar-and
handed them over to Democratic Com
niissiuners, commanding only 65 cents.
Democrats controlled them until March,
l845- and left them AT PAR! Wing
Commissioners sacrificed over half n
million of dollars in single year, and
burthened their successors with bank
loans and debts. Democratic Commits
sioners did not sink a dollar, and paid
off the debts their predecessors had in
CURED. This is truth--and the records
Of the State attest it. The statement
of the Journal, in the sense it is intend
ed to be received. is unqualifedly false.
That print has prepared itselffor a pitt.
full evasion--,ihat The Legislature oi
l842 was the last that was Democrat
ic, and tile Stocks were down when
that body adjourned. This contempti-
bic shufling shall not save it, The
Stocks were down, but Wing Commis-
sioners had sunk them. They were
par before the Legislature Of The sue.
.ceeding year assembled-a Democrat
ic Commissioners put them up. Equi-
vocation will not save the Journal from
the brand Of direct falsehood.- Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-27

LouIsMNA.--The democrats have
gained Q and lost Z, and have doubtless
carried the Legislature and secured a
United States Senator, in the place Of
H. johnson, whig.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-27
Mr.. Claws Resolutions.

We publish below, synopsis OF the resolutions
offered by Mr. Clay, at the late meeting at Lexing-
ton, Ky. Also, the comments of the Ohio States-
man thereon, which we deem more appropriate
than any thing we have the time now to offer our
readers. la ~ e,i 5rt sisago3 ,aia
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-27
Railroad Meeting.

A Railroad Meeting will be held in the Court
House, in Woodsheld, this (Friday) evening. at
early candle light. A general attendance is re-
quested.