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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18
TROUBLE AMONG THE INDIANS.
Threatened attack upon Fort Bent.-LoSs 0
horses and cattle.-Desertion
Correspo ndence of the Pittsburg Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 7, 1913.


A messenger has arrived from Fort Mann,
with news from that place, dates to the Goth
of January, ten days later than the advices re-
ceived on Saturday.
By the messenger we have news of much
importance, and learn that COL Gilpin was
still at Fort Bent in much trouble.
The Indians in New Mexico bid fair to be
very troublesome.
Ii is said that the Mexicans and Camanche
Indians are gathering in the south III great
force, about $50 miles from Fort Bent, and
were preparing for an attack upon that fort.
Col. Gilpin was making every preparation,
not to receive them, but to march against them
and attack them in their rendezvous.
The means at Col. Gilpin's command were
very limited but he hoped to be able 10 march
by the middle of February. The greatest diff
fculty was experienced at the Fort in obey
ing the orders of Col GiIpin. His horses are
all dead; and of 800 cattle, only 70 now re-
mains, and the wolves are daily lessening this
number
An attempt was made at Fort Mann to send
stores to Col Gilpin, but with little success.
A detachment of troops, Lieut OHara,)
which was ordered to escort a suffers train,
deserted to a man. A cOurtmartlal had been
ordered but the result had not been ascertalned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18
Supreme Court-Opinions have been de
livered in the following causes, since our las

Supreme COurt.-OpInions have been de-
livered in the following causes, since our last
notice =
By Ruffin, C. J., in the case of Hall D. Ro-
binson, from Carteret, reversing the judgment
below. Also, in Smith o. Smith, from Pitt,
affirming the judgment below. Also, in Muir
Gibson y. White, from Arson, reversing the
Judgment below Also, in Den er Dem En-
rnghaus U. Cartrght, from Pasquotank, al
frming the judgment below. Also, in Den er
Dem Weatherly y. Armield, from Guilford,
affirming the judgment below. Also, in Ste
vens .. Smith, from Sampson, affirming the
judgment below. Also, in Donnell .. Mateer
in equity, from Rockingham. Also, in Rogers
Otey, in equity, from Wake, dismissing the
bill with costs. Also, in Harding o. Spiyey,
from Northampton, reversing the Judgment,
and directing the judgment of nonsuit
By Nash, j., in Sneed o. Jenkins, from
Granville, affirming the judgment below. AL
so, in Small a. Pool, from Pasquotank, rever-
sing the judgment below. Also, in State D..
Marley, from New Hanover, directing the Su-
perior Court to issue procedendo, sc. Also,
in Goodson y. Whitfield, in equity, from
Wayne, Diminishing the bill with costs. Also,
in Faucet U. Mangum, in equity, from Or
ange. Also in Rust U. Halves, in equity, from
BIalen, dismiSsing the bill with costs Also,
in Perkins o. HoIIowell and Hines, in equity,
from Wayne, declaring that there is error in
the order appealed from. Also, in State Il
Nash, from Montgomery, declaring that there
is no error in the record, &c.
Raleigh Register.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18

FREIGHTS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine and Resin, per bbl., 20 -
Spirits Turpeniine, per Dbl, ~
Rice per hundred lbs. gross, 10
Cotton, per bale, 81 W
Cotton goods and yarns, Iier bule. 81
Tobacco, per HID, So - -
Fla1 Seed, per cnsk, 90
Ground Peas, per bushcl,
Lumber per NJ, 81 0h q
TO PHILADELPHIA
TurpentiTte, per Dbl, 30 =
Spirits Turrentine. per 56i., so
Tar, per bbf. rs
Ground Peas, per bushcl, 6
Lumber per NJ,
Cotton goods & yarns per cdbic IT,
TO BOSTON
Turpentine. per DBL; 80 55
Spirits Turpcntine; per Dbl, Us 10
Lumber. per NJ, % 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18

Philadelphia and Charleston.-We noticed
Yesterday the organization of n Company in
Philadel phia for the purpose of establishing
a Line Of Steamships to this city, and that the
first vessel of the line would probably be dis
patched within few weeks. Itappears that
there will be second line, company of mer-
chants having applied to the Legislature for
an act OF incorporation. They have resolved
TO build vessels of the first class-after the
model of those of the Cunard steamers. We
think there is considerable question as to the
propriety of so close an imitation of the model
of the Cunard steamers, as a greater breadth
of beam would be much better adapted TO the
purposes of the Company. There is said to
be no doubt of their obtaining most liberal
charter from the Legislature. The Inquirer
anticipates great results from the enterprise.
ChlrleStOn Merc1ru
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18
FOREIGN EXTRACTS RECEIVED BY THE
SARAH SANDS

Dana C[14NDS
The political news by the steamer Sarah
Sands is of little moment. We notice in the
foreign journals the deaths of several eminent
persons.
Senior D'Gsraeli, the author, died on the
10Th ult, of influenza, at the age of 81
The general aspect of affairs in Manchester
and the district Immediately connected with
the cotton trade, was deemed decidedly retro
grading, as compared with the state of things
only month ago.
The money market in London was decided
ly easier. The active circulation of the Bank
of England had largely increased We notice
no important changes in the market for Anne
rcan produce. The prices of iron had advan-
ced, and that branch of trade seems 10 be i'm
proving.
The accounts from France express some
anxiety respecting the health of Louis Phil
iPpe. The King had been i'll, but was be-
coming better.
A letter from St. Petersburg represents the
cholera as being much less malignant than it
was in 1881. 1t was expected at st. Peters
burg, and preparations were made TO meet it.
At Moscow there were 1l9 cases, and 81
deaths, from the 5th to the 18th ult The
Russian army in Caucasus has suffered Sc
verely from it.
The accounts from Ireland are somewhat
better. Though part of the food sent there
last year, consisting of rice, Indian corn, meal,
&c. is now being returned to England, in
many parts the people are represented TO be
in state of destitution. There have been
some seizures Of firearms, pixies, and powder
in Tipperary, and several convictions for muir
der
The army in Ireland is about being aug
mentel
1t is said that the French government intend
having a medal struck to commemorate the
surrender of Add ell ader
The French government has decided that d
small pyramid shall be erected on the spo
where the interview between ADD ell KadeI
and the Duke d'Aumale took place, to perpet
uate the memory of that event.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18

CANAL FLOUR.-2O barrels extra Canal Flour
U 10 halfdo. do. do.i
Just tecti*ed and for sale by
feb l8. CRONLY. WALKER & HALL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-08

l' If unavowed at first, this purpose did not re.
main unavowed long. However often il NAV
DC SAID That we did not go to war for conquest
"-Credat Judmus Apella.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-08
tn \ CAL ED OMAN.
S II f. T. CHI
or DANIEL WEBSTER.

Lrpon the Var 'oih .hericO, The Irist Treaty,
md the general policy Of acquiring Ne,o Ter
ritory for The formation Of Ne,o States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-08
."paulo majora capamus."

This war was waged for the object of Gre
ating new States, on the southern frontier of
the United States, on. of Mexican territory,
and with such population as could be found
resident tbereupon. q p illi tJ 81 -
Ihave opposed this object lam against
all accessioiis of territory to form new States.
And this is nc matter sentifnentality, which
am to parade before massimeelings or be-
fore my constituents at home. Ii Is not a
matter to me of defamation, of regret or OF
expressed repugnance. IL is a matter OF firm
.uncbangeable purpose. yield nothing to
the force circumstances that have occur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
2ouis Sbdfer.

Nehtsannalt uub 9tctdrius, Canton.
Starf Co., Shio, o
QBirb feline unsetbeilte Nufnert famteit allen IL
(ein Sad t9lasencen 9efbaften, bic tbm anrer
praut rperncn m6stn, tn Start uno Den anSren3rr.
reu Grttntics tpirmcn. 3n9leid benabritiSt CT eis
ncn $ar,rs slcute, tab ct ppr SurIcm pabrenc eines
Qutentbalts in Nc,p yort, curdb bic sdt9e .SIfe
ten Yairi(tten Gcnfuls rateetf Ginri6tanSen 81
treffem i'm Stanbc mar, rppnah er tlnftiS irscn
Gs(bafte In alien Ebtilen Seutiblano bur6 ltc.
tersabe an fclsenoe Nchtsanpalce panttlib unc
prompt oerfeben tann.
5ir gibeiabe6en unb @roBberscstbum
8aoen,
@onrao Steinmes. Wahenbetm an Der
0aarct Nbeinfreis 8aiern.
SIR Wlrsburg, 8ambers unb gang Gift
8aDern, Sranfen, gnsbah Titrnberg uno
bas &0ntsreidb 1Birtemberg Or. TranS ..
Sumpff. fOnisl. Nppeaationsseridts slopo-
Fat in Bamberg.
SIR 3peibrilden, 0ambure ,tnO Hbein.
preuBen, Dru. Carl @olien, f0ni9l. 9looc
tat in 3rpetbrIden.
9lOtarius gBolE Oberbrcnn. Depart.
rtent gteoerrbein, GlfaB.
Solma9trt anb seribtli@e Ootuintntt jeber
1rt tp.lesn BON ibm in beutfaer, ensli(aer UNI
tranjo1itber Sprahe perfertiSt.
Canton Sssr, ?. ls47, ssbs.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
Neue6 9df1ner Sc.
ihdft.

Sernbaro unc 8lorens gDs,
s en"'bribtisen iDre Sreunee unS off. e,r,.. &.
e1oHc,' Tf r"s pnslitum i'm Aassmeinen ras Il. i,r
eecra 81 Us1 Sassrg SsGssrrg SSase, beinabe seaenater
.. 9t. ambalIs G,eberei. gie nerfsr,;os" ] n
alle Sorten BON 2bOn unb Orb, qSaaren.
eeleneere @ alls alls9lrtentcdseitrr, MiId,.6pfe.
S0ulleln, IeIer, Sumpen, 8lumentSpfr.
&c. &c. &c.
S'e pertanfen fir Saarsclr cter $aneesrrceuft. -
9an9eaarcn Olarttprciicn duTcrtf tiuia - Elm i'm.
ifano' eer sesenmartis RON jerrm 6aussater prsr
lsper 'pausmuttsr beriltlihtist perren (clt. an.
8ei@ ser'ten lle, baB lie lit nit Der 9erterticSna
ron Ulpsttsuren tefHaltisen unb i'm Stanpt iimS
as@ seSs'sner 9crl1rift irsenb cine Siaur > elm
Staf'tl'o 'eer 8cmalee auf tas 8e(ebmatpslitis
uno sang correct ansutertsen .0a ,iob lire 4rttit
leesr5e't eurd @htc, get6maet unp Oauerbaftia.
teh eusIclhnrt, slautrn 6r iu ictcrotn ltnteriiS.
sa"S .sr'@tSt in lsn, unp soften siseIte aud iw
Deg l5.. 1916. -. .....,r -..s,..... ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
2(llNcimciitc GncDIpp6Die

fir &aufeute, Sabrifanten, gefddftsteufe.
Sanoels> Snrnitries, 9emerbes,m. Neolicbu.
len.. Sber: 8oQitdnoises M6rte. bud, iibs.
ben Sdncel Die 5abrifen, Manufafturen.
Ganite unb @ewerbe, Woarenfunoe, aiderr
bau, SiebSut,t Wein> unp Sbffbau u. (. NJ.
Searbeitet ocn einet @efeafdaft gelebrter u.
,raft. &oufente, beraus9e9eben ucn Tr.
lS. Secfmann Z. rermt. II. oerb. 9ulaae.-
srfteins ir 2 0rree Sce. sc. IA 80. 20
',efie preis Sceft Is @te. l. bic 20 Gef-
Der !. 90. lle9t Snr @iufht Dor BET
... ..-. ... phIrp Stiirtcf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
Wst1Nt.s Eeritson!

ooer qela'nmter Nanbelsmi0eni6after fnr
taufette 1t. Sa6rlfanen. IPit BEN 9IbbiIs
nnNcn Der Naneclefa9qen alIer Siationent
5pentals IN Neften Is Gts. Cos I. Nef.
ann e'n9'iehen ipercen bel Wbu. Starbcf.
@emclnShaftlid'e Gefanabilherp., ei1,elt
audi teln9ebunecn NIT G'clblhnitt u. @cIb.
,erS'ernna = eoer beim Dutenb i'm lebtsrn
Saue beoeuteno fpchlfeiler III hateu inVud,s
"Ven os. oe, phlllpr Stiirhof.
.soher'e @eid'bt Der Geutideu in Mme.
'lta &c. norrdtti9 II. Sn baben lei
L. Do Nblipp Stirtcf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19

@eurten i'm 5 8esirf SAip fur ls4s.
Smpreme @Unrt. 3s,
Selumtiana @Srt. is @tart, Sa'ntf. Oct
tussaraWas lOttet. IA Carroll, Ott.
8antsn am 6. Os,smtsr, in COLUMBUS
Court Of Common Yleas. .
Columbus -qDart %, Suni Is, Scps,nter 9. '"
Strt-Arrtl g., 1uSutt 3, Ottcter 10.
Iustara,pas-Qprtl 81, NuSuit "a, Vcrtmttr %
9arrca-aJloi 10, IN. ult l6, Slcremter |.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
OeinriCb Ti(ber,

oebartia bel Sadien Nltenburs tim RSntss
reid, SadIen, relher Dor stpei Satren
g2enaten MIDI, feline @befrau. betmlth per.
Ia1Ien bat, pirD hermit aufaeforoert., Bic
gum l. Wdrs fIh bier in Baltimore etnsu'
fncen, incem id,imtd, icnit pleoer perebeli'
eoutfe SLIDER
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
6oDn Bauer

Waht fetnen Sreunben uno @6nnern, TO-
spte benz publifum lberbaupt, hermit bic
ersebene gnseise, oab er auf feinem alten,
pobtbefannten Stanopunfte, bic bon Safcb
@6er bisber 9efilbrte Grocery fduRid an lld,
9ebradt bat, unb mum bereit 1T jeeem 3u-
fpredenben NIT ben beiten anb tpoblfeillten
Waaren ietnes Tades ,u cienen.
Canton, 9lpril 81. lS47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
0anrgs B. EHtR11

Dat iceben etne nette unb nnlbertreffiihe
s!nswahl @ater bon alien Serten, paGenb
tar ale Sahresseiten, erbatten, bic er su ben
b1uI9lten pretlen su uerfaufen beabGdtist.
Eomn't, unterfudet uno mir fnb 9entB,
Dag thr ntdt unbefriebist uniern Stobr per-
laeet!-
Saatoa, apra H., ls47. (l7-bN
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
YS o / n

%, y eturt 6 Oea(ler
'"e aSeltrttrunt @rcBbers. Olrenbura p
Seflelee toa flf SuIest in gumterlanb
op'o, anf9ebalten babenL II. feline befimmer.
wv, wv sl1erh @ fpnnlden fehnlidf Gadrid,t pcr,
7''' "''el Ger 2loorehe s. 86rner.
@tdrlclfon 6. 6. .-..,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
g5ttte.

SEVER III II II, Der Nu6tttnft iiter rcn jtti9rn
23cbnrtat rcn &rnrao Scmmcr, aus 0cdln3en'
0tDtinffd;, Saptrt, 81 9etcn rcrna9, 1T frt'lnps
d (tlltDtt 5,hetcn, mir burd thneuc Utlc9cnDslt
scr pr. Vot i;incu 9;9cmp1rtScn AuttntD'tr &C.
1litJlt 9cnau aniu;ei9tn
9lntcn Scmmer.
&cnftfticnsr, Dlainif.abe.
Cincinnati rcn 27. Nrril 1s47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
GIstutD atcaulteM.

ptrr9t 0cwtn
Saert g d lott, n Gpmmitftrntrs.
Saecb g latin,
ID IS clm III s.. 8urtt Auritrr.
Saeob Stplin8cr, S9asmelttcr.
UerrSe Sc 10, Nctcrrrr.
0ccrS QBctt +, Shtrif.
Qrncln md, santmefTtr.
e Samcs . ull0ab II, 9rrrntr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
GtdUt 35cInttcu.

StIUt 0canuteM.
. anief g ctt h al t. Diaper.
6 lii ab y. g t, Ncecrccr.
IN ar in QBtta bal, @haBmtilttr.
eorJe 81. q4c + +, MarGbal.
Staotrdtbe.
I. Barr- las $ittfc, samts Q.9at On
2. -Scbn Bauer, $twts Spse -...
3. 8. 8. SC tier, 6. QB. 8elbeu.
1. i" IL. Dunbar, Dr. g 3.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
Bo 1T
Ouifap Oerte(,

aus Gautcu, Starf &c., Sbio ?
Derielbe oerlieB Santcn i'm sunni Is
uno belt Td cen oarauffcl9enoen QBiute,
III phil1celpblo, p1., auf. Sein unter,c.d,s
meter Batter erhielt Zen ltsten Brief uc1 Tim
bon NtewsSrleans, bctirt 9!p,il IS. 1917
er am 10. slpril ralcltlt aufam,
Oa felt jener 3cit feline &unce pru linn pcrs
nonmcn rpurce, 70 ino ieiue slelferu lehr
be1or9t um tbn uno erluhen ale NtenIjhcuz
frunoe, bic BON ibm trocno 9luofuuft err
theilen f6nnen, oies SefdaiSt iu tbun unter
DenrD SerteI,
Canton, Starf @cuutD, Sbip.
o. uuiere Dcrren @oueQen in 0emz
Srleaus, philadelphia, eoulss
bile, ct. ecuis uno Cincinnati
flno uuter 8erGherune unIerer
@esenoienife um stufnabme bes
Sbiaeu Qebeten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
05ro6e 9lnfunlt
t1el
Mammptb StOre DDn Cation.
9. 81, Rlmbau.

Grwartet 70 eten III ieinem ipGenoioeu
neueu Stobre ba5 gr6Bte uno aus0eiud,teite
enforcement @uter, bas er nod iemals,
bon iclbit Ietnen alten Sreunoen BON Slo
Wollp Starf angebpten bate, umfa6eno je-
be Serlhtebenbeit Don Yub unc Stapcl-
Baaren.
Zu oieier smStpahl bat er nod binsu9e-
flt9t einen 9rcben Stcd a
8erti9er S(etcun9sfafe
Die er uertauft sfar eine Sleiniafeit iiter
Dem sewohnliden Waherlokn. Gin gaBen
slnSu9 fur 'sa
Dret Dollars.
llno fir cine &leinisfeit mebr, tperben
nod 6ut Stiefeln uno Soemb tinsnoeflet.
Sc mdre iiberfniGe nod at bemerten, cne
er III ben m0alihit nieoern pre,len perfau
fen mirb, inbem iein gtabli0ement iebon
ldnsf, nit aasemeiner 8eittmmnna ben
91amen
vDer gro6e gUotllfeil"
rhalten bat. 9tlle flnb eineelaben unb tper-
ben beotent tperoen orn ben fhonten iltn-
gen Wdnnern ciesfeits Scnnenaufaanno
bic rpetteifern am tpchIfeillten su perfaufen.
Saarselc miro besabl: fur ale Scrten pro-
butte Sodute &c. &c.
Canton ben l4tstl axu ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19

: cbn ptarec, priirents NiAter.
: pbn 0rcenwcrr }
samuel g Shront, Gebnlfsribttr.
Jamts J6ajlctt
.6armcn Sttracr 0(rrt Der @urr Gour'
D NafftnCperger, GIcrt Common pltas
ScrdrDim Ulcpcr Staatss sNnrralt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
$50 iit
0eora Oidbae( Rob

aus 1Salo1ee IN HheinbaYern
Ter1elbe 1T felt et,pa 80 Sabren in 9lmes
rita uno ira ild id,riftlthen Tahridten slts
fclee in Sountn9ocn (Staat unb County 1T
bem llnterSetdneten mbefannt) aufbalten
Sclte, ,peld,e cem @ncesgeuannten 9enaue.
yeatrid,t ilber leinen slufentbaltscrt 9eben
fCnnen, neroen lleh ben Oant ce0elben i'm
b6htcn @rape perbienen.
Nbrab. Danter aus HteIenbetm,
iest mcbnbaft su ptttsburh ga.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01
|DR.LE R0Ys
PILLS.
sARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY

From the Lancet, .dugust 80, IS46.,,
DR.. Le Roy has most happily succeeded N com.
bining Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other
vegetable ingredients, SO as TO produce medicine
at once tonic and purgatiye, the only perfect dis
covery Of the kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
from all other purgatyes is, that their operation is
ing and purgative properties, tor which they NE
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparia and other
ingredients, being controlled by their highly tonic
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry,
they do not strain the digestive organs into action,
as is the mode of operation with other cathariics,
but on the contrary strengthen them into actiop.-
Thus all other purgatiye medicines produce more
or less subsequent costiveness, and slpggshneno Of
the gastric juice, while DR., LIE Roy's Pillsl leave
tivity, and the bowels open and natural. Hence,
writes DR.. Cheeseman, 'they are the only active
purgatiye which can recommend with confdencs.
and without alarm; for they remove nothing, but
what oughtto be removed neitherrack nor strAin
occasion no apathy nor rdebilitation- and leays
the bowels free, open and yigorous,' But tbs
great virtue of DR.. LIE Roy's Pills-the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hsmis.
pheres with rspidity almost miraculous -lies in
the publication Of the blood. Here they not only
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Of desire. They at once arrest the Formation, a.
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chyle, Of which the blood 10 formed; and more
over keep II clean, by toning and STRENGTHENING
the digestive organs, SO as 10 be able 70 exclude
from 1t all matter OF an innutricious nature; and
they purify the blood already incirculation; and
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vigor. ,'s.ss yos 2s,.,,tf a .-,,s1y
The above Pills areto be had oftha following
Agents: .ailsa3 Bs8 .sasYM y
WooDsFIELp, Mercer& d Manalssn; II a
MALAGA, Davenport & Werneck;.
~ BEALLsvILLE, Welch & Armstrong; g
=, CLARINoroN, WIN. Porter. rsJsD5nsp isnin
z Nov 6.--6n. i!H sfp.NNf ,s'e hfs igtlyc5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01
GlS 3f|]Is

aTsi7 9eis7oss qmd5 Ysl o. si
The Great Specific for Coughs, .Asfbma5 Csap
sumption, and all other Diseases et, the Lungs.,
USED BY THE INH ABITANrs OF CHINA ye8
MORE tn AN 1000 YEARS, AND now rIAsr
a.. INTRODUCED INTO THE U. STATES. sirit
Prepared intirsly from the root Of CINsENGr
and warranted 10 contain no preparation Of AhfFs
mony, Mercury, or Opium. j9s 700 laW
Its controlling power over these diseases can b
attested by hundreds in this city, who. are ready
to testify that il has raised them
s,egc . ( From the brink of the Craze! sfi ~
after they and their friends had long ceased 10 hsps
An agent writes-"Your medicine is doing won.
ders in our neighborhood, as short time as W
have had it. Four Of our neighbors, whose cssd-
fcates send you, date their /, sean bge ,9isb
Life's Salpafion to ii! ,f,
Send on fresh supply-it is fast driving out the
old remedies--ihe low price at which you putit--
go. ,..i Only so Cents per Bottle, sSiGS
is consideration these hard timesW
The action of the Gmseng Panace0 differs frpA
that af any other preparation ever before offered
for the same class of diseases instead OF quieting
the Bronchial irritation by their sopori1c proper.
t,es and thus rendering the lungs insensibe to The
irritation of the disease which is but fastening The
Patient to the Tomb! It O.; ratfl8ilsa0r g
Removes the Irritation, Z, I,
by its specific action on the Lungs, and restores
the Sufferer to Health!! tnag9 sj ,gHfo
Haze you Cough7 ta, e,,,sh
Recollect cough is but The signal Of approaching
Consumption! Reject in such csse, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifics, you would POissn!
Ask your Physician-He will tell you 90. ~
Are you dragging out living death with that
worst Of maladies, l ti4 ''''' -
.t..s.- BRONCHITIS? i ei lioii
Auoid the Opiate Vosfrtps. ,,aaY
Your case cannot be worse than dozens who have
been Cwed-Peymanent1y Ctred-by this prepa-
ration! faaWGt5YaW lsllitl sili a ba
Even though Consumption be preying on yepr
vitaIs with its servent teeth,
THERE is YET HOPE !! lpi'shls
The experience Of dozens SAYS to you, There 10
MORE THAN HOPES sBalNR5isaNE
Try the GINSENG. The price at which Ne
put 1t, places it within the reach Of all. :SssE
Dauis e. Wiiner, Columbus, General Agents
for Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by J. r. & J, H. NORRIS. Woods6sld
JIM. Round, Summer6eld. .,....,..
Anshutz, Pollock & Co., Clarington. 'i'''2
Welch & Armstrong, Beallville. JQ's ly1n2
VIM. Mckinley, Powhattan Point. q fsAt
August I5, l847-no. 20. u
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SHERlFF'S SALE..-.By virtue Of writ Of
- vendtion expon. and Fl. fa ct lev. ia. to me di.
or. az oo.,, :, rected from the Court ol
o"'0J" "Se =" "00'' Common Pleasoi Monroe
Emmanuel cisne ct county Ohio aoh, will, defs offer
at the front door Of the court house, in the town
of Woods6eld in said county, on Monday, the 10th
day of Ap,i next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a m and o'clock p m, the following described
real estate, to wit: Beginning for the same at the
northeast corner Of the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section 27, township s, range
5. thence west 4S poles, thence south degrees
west AZ poles, thence south IS IL degrees east 8
poles and l5-l00, thence south 20 degrees east Is
poles and 50-l0o, thence south l degree west "a
poles and 75.l00, thence east 36 poles, thence north
so polesto the place of beginning; lying and being
in Monroe county aforesaid Appraised ats
march ll.$2 81 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
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sALE.-By virtue of . wriiof
~ yenditipni expo,ias, 10 me directed from the

SHERIFF, sALE.-By virtue of . wriiof
- .venditioni exponas, TO me directed from the
~, ssur. Of Common somo,S f'sis os;o q
VS.. will offer for sale ct public
W'm. Jefries. ct a. outcry, AZ the front door Of
= -----J the court house, ,in the town
OF Woodsfeld. IN the county of Monroe aforesaid
On Monday, the lOth day Of .dpri! neat.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, m and o'clock,
m, the following described real estate, to wit:
Being mill seat and saw mill on the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section town
ship Z, and range 8; the said mill seat and prviIeg-
es commencing at beach tree, about nine inches
through, standing on the west side of the creek,
on the bank of said creek; thence running north
westerly to an oak stump. abou. 8 rods; thence
nuruheasterly (, gum tree, about twelve inches
through, about 6 rods and half; thence south
easterly to buckeye sapling, about rods, on the
bank OF said creeK to the place Of beginning. con-
tanning one half acre Of ground; lying and being
In said county Of Monroe Appraised at 1878.
march 4-$2 rs VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.