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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
tOnImOn COuNCie.

Alta called meeting ofthe Common Council of yno1-
burg at their chamber, Monday evening" the lth of
December. 1913.
Daniel. Sampson Dluguid. Henry Davis. Pleasant Par
TN Paul Jones' Upton Jennings, Jesse Hare ard Iha-
mas O. Acrre. members.
Whereas reliable intelligence has reached this place.
that the Asalic CnoIea has made It's appearance II the
city o'New York, Therefore.
l. Res7lred That the lwoown constahles be, and they
are hereby appointed Assistant Police Masters, during
the pleasure ii the Council whose duty Shall Be t. a.
sst the Police Masler that pvies, sewers, yards,
his cellars streets and alleys NJ he cnrpoalon pc spec
drly cleansed and that an tie ordinances relating Y he
cleanliness u The town be Immediately and ngIdy en-
torceL
2 Rcs1lrcd That THE Apothncarles of the town be
employed at tile expense o tile Cooperation, 70 pat up
and keep On hand, properly prepared, Medicine tJ the
pcur ana that tile be furnished y all poor ana des-
,tuie persons
j. kasopea. That one Physician b. employed il each
ward to administer medicine 70 the Poor' ana tha me
Anlhecaries furnish these medicines whenever called
upon at the expense If HE corp ration.
Rssolrsd That the Police Master or his Assistants
shah employ nurses wait GFin the SICK whenever he
or elite Of them my be directed by the physicians an-
pointed 20 attend The sick, whenever 1t may come 10
their knowledge that any poor OF destitute person may
stand IN need Of and that they shal' see mat all
such OF Of Lesti;u'e persons be furnished at me eN-
pense of the cooperation with proper ulet and clothing as
well as suitable setdlpE.
:, fes,rred. rha. in case the Cholera es make lis
appearance in his place the lice Master De and he Is
hereby directed suitable house Tor the accoumo
dalton Of the BOOT ana destitute sick.
i Res9lred That The salary If the said Assistant
Police Masters shall BE fifteen dollars per m1nth each.
Rrs0Irei That tie editors II the three newspapers
ruhlished i'll this place BE- and they are h7rehyre
fully requested publish in their papers ne account ana
,n0ds Of treatment IF the Cholera published n 7 it5
n d.. | laf.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
ERUST SAFE.


JTIR6INIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court OF Bedford the Sth day Of December,
thousand eight hundred and iorty-eight.
Pleasant Preston and Thomas H. Lcftvich, late mer-
chants and partners, trading under the style and firm Pres
ton s I.cftwich, PlantIns,
against
Pleasant Preston administrator Of John Cobbs deceased
Lodnar Cobbs William Salmons and Evene his wife, or-
merly Eveline Cobbs, Etty Cobbs, Mary Cobbs Henry
Cobbs and Jane H. Cobb he last four Of whom infants
under the age Of 81 years. Defendants.
IN tiANCERY.
The defendants; William Salmona and Evene his wife,
and Jane H. Cobb not having entered their appearance and
security according the act OF Assembly the
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
thew are nnab OF this Commonwe it is ordered
county the fourth Monday in abruary next and answer
the bill of the painhand that copy of this order be
orthw it'll inserted in newspaper published in the town
Iynchburg for months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Teste,
JNO. R. STEPTOE, elk.
A -IyO,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

FOR CHRISTMAS .4.vD NEW fE.qR GIFTS

FOR CHRISTMAS IND .N'I2JV- fE.4f GIFTS
S,HAKSPEARE, elegantly illustrated
= Meore's Poetical works e
LongielloW's e
Willis's * g
Poets and poetry q England :"
g AmercaA'
Sketch Book BY Irving
Moore's Lalla Rookh
Burns Pope, Hesnans, Cowper Milton, d.a.ion, Tup
Der, Montgomery, Hood Croley, Osslln, Goldsmith
Campbell Pope, Hrst, Smith, British Female Poets,
Read. emale Poets Of America
Flowers Peisonfied, elegant annual for 1S49
Parlor Book of Flowers e " "
Natures Gem, beautiful book OF Flowers
Book Of Pearls, annual for 1919, elegantly illustrated
Gems of Beauty, C ="
The Lady's Album {. "
Rosary, illustrations OF the Bible
Women of Tie Scriptures
Mirror o Life, elee antly illustrated,
Scores in the Life of the Saviour
Scenes in the Lives ofhe Apostles,
Scenes Prophets
Military and Naval Annual
The Offering Of Beauty, annual lS49, illustrated
The Garland 60
The Moss Rose ."
Friendships Offering g
Snow Flake &C
The Ruby f1
Wreaths of Friendship
The Gilt OF i rendshjp
The level
Tie Charmer
The Rose
The Pearl
New ! ar Day. by Gore
Eng ms Progress elegantly illustrated,
r beautiful assortment 81 Bibles,
Prayer Books and Books for children.
ALSO
Variety Of elegant Portfolios Writing Desks, fnkstands
Note Paper Gard Gases, Fancy Boxes and other ar
cles suitable for presents be had at the Book Store OF
d. B. PAYNE s BRO
Dec Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

Look OFT for G0neieTeits
This the nccdiu unPrincipcd persons in all
parts OF the country, make and vend them.
The genuine is u1 sale by
D.'B. PAYNE < BRO, I-yncLburG
James F Galloway, Brookneal;
w. n. jerks, Mariners View,
In Bedford County by
William Gi-h, Gross Roads;
Wrgh, s Matthews e Aa mblis sburG y o.
Alex. Casey, jr., Emeus,
Bassett Smith, Joppa Mills
w Lctuich s Son, Otter Bridge
And generally in each county seat
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF virgins nnaT
Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, 1863 Race street fh'ih
delphia 2SS Grecnwich1treet, New York; and 100
street, Boston
Nov. ~ 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

1t is wish TO rit with lie 9cah the comnrni
y We desire to be ened by sacred regard truth in
whatever here ted relation tS med
icine and is this feeling Of SINCERITY and good iah WHICH
prompts agair and again to call attention 70 We be-
eve that Article has been discovered that has ccper
red greater Of b. the community, sra the
more it Is X uown the better is 1t appreciated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
Presidential Election.
VIRGINIA.

IN the following table wherever the vote Of 4 coun-
ty.n l9is,s given in full, it is copied from the
RETURNS, transmitted by the commissioners of election
to the Governor Of the State Where ma! rifles, mere
w. given they taken from the most reliable
official data in possession
Jole f6r President IN 1874 and 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
coughs, Colds. Eere., Heaaacl, Dysessery. &

Extract Of Letter ilom Williamsburg, Long ISLAND
- have used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills IN my
family for more three and Sca variety "
comp ants Coughs Colds Fevers Headacl Dysentery &c
with the canp IL all cSses Wrghts In
iisn egeta Pills have fully sustained their reputation
Yours, truly, NM. SlMPSON.
Aug. 8. 1873
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
NV YORK, June Il, lSio.
To Dr. Wright, Philadelphia;
NERVOUS nEBIIArY-LOSS OF ENERGY.

Wrht's Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
restore declining powers of the human body his may
at first he douted nc is better established Those
who use the sol aiapara for this purpose over
look in doing so medicine far less expensive and more CT
fectual 800.
CrY,1ER Chantauque Co y. Y, Oct. S, lS4s
Dr. VIM. WrglA-Sr: For the last three or tour years
gradually running down, and finally became 50
weak that ,Yas unable perform my usual labor was
your Indian Vegetable Pills. and am graft
that BY the OF three or tour boxes 70
feel like myself again. and am now thoroughly restored
afflicted confidence that they will be found medicine
Of great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
MEEN s. CIV ATKiN
.N'C) T'x(E',
Sale Of Real and Personal Property

DY virtue Of deed rt the subscriber by
ID Caleb NOEL, bearing date the 25th November, lS4S
and of record the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Bedford will for the purposes said deed mentioned
the 10th December next, if fair, il not the next fair day.
the residence of the said Nocl the OF Bedford,
sell to the highest bidder public auction the tract Of land
which the said Noel resides, supposed contain
3l2 ACRES. thereabouts. Also following Slaves
to wit: joe Hannibal and Prudence Also all the said No
ellis of Tobacco, Oats, Corn and Fodder together With
his STOCK OF HORSES, HOGS. COWS, and SHEEP
his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
PLANTATION UTENSILS, Sc. The title to the aiora
property believe be good acting trustee
will convey such title only vested in by the deed
trust aforesaid. Terms made known the day OF sale.
70. \. CLEMENT, Trustee
Nov }u-w3vyf
Republican copy w3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

c5- HE difficulty between Judge Butler. Of 9 and
SOL Benton has Been adjusted, through the agency Of
HIr D.cElns tire >ecraar. of the Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
Live Stock Market, Dec. H..

Live STOCK MARKET. Dec. ~.
BEEF.-S2 p to - Is, scale weight
HoGS.-s5 90 nett
SHEEP.-Sl 50 to - 30 nett. JACOB Shook.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported By Beverly Blair, Lncensed Stock Brol'r
State Stock per cent-par value $lOO-saIes at
par.
Corporation 6 per cent-par value $lO0--ast sales at
g.
James River ard kanawha Bonds, guaranteed BY the
State-9S and interest.
Exchange Bank stvck-par value $lOO-none on
sale
Farmers Bank Stock-par value slO0-98! a99
Virginia Ban. StGck-par value s70-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value &iO0-held at $S5
Rlci.'nond Fire Association Stock-par value SO
s2Js 80.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value SlOO-hed al SIS and int.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Cert licates
Debt-par value SlO0-las sales 500 and int
Richmond and Louisa Rail Road Stock-par value
Sl0O-las sales at So; asking higher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
NEW GOODS,
Just Received by Express

JUST R9CtlNtUU y ENPTcss
VERY handsome Changeable SILKS, suited t. mo 81"
Y son
SIX Striped Brllianrinrs.
Printed CashmertS. (uew dtsgn.)
Extra Paris printed d. (enrrely new
80 d. do Mnusln de LANES.
Cherry col. SILK Florence
Black, Drab. Purple and Blue Gmp
silk FrngeS for trimming ManIiila>.
Wide black Chap d, d.
Long Plaid Highland Shawls (rew sty-)
ii dnz. col. KID Gloves. [AlpxanteI's make)
Mn's white English SILK Gloves.
New Plaid Hat Rlbbons, Gseen, Cherry and Blue.
Shaded and plain col. Purse SILK.
ALSO ON HAND
Ladies Nerino Claks Silk Cloaks. Black SILK Manll-
las Waddei and Enid. SILK linds. Embgqidrred
Cashmere Dresses. with Capes and Elsettes
The iad mos, respectfully Invited 10 call and
the above Goods.
Dec. l4-lt MF.EN s. CIV ATkIN.
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MORE NEW COO D S ,

M q r E N E w U q y
sYEXPRESS FROM THE .NORFHEh-F Cfi!ES
4 AM receiving splendid stock o.
L Black and assorted tImges2
Cherry coloured Silk Velvet,
Velvet RIbbons-BYnne do
Ladies' Dress GOODS, new styef,
French Collars, large lot at 81 cts
Thread Laces and Edgngs--with TarIsts Of ethet
and scarce goods.
T. S-A second supply Of splendid BLACK FHEsecH
and BELGIAN CLOTHS, just received -Alse daily ss-
rco.cd, another supply Of Inscy ianrs!s, blankets, *
Nov. 27-ilts JNO. J. PURVlS, Agt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
,y,IE 81 B>CRIBE has Just received and opened his
/ VARIETY STORE, y lcuGid stock Of
Grimm, Glass and EI6FthenlrNs.e,

equal thing offered this market Granite Ware
every description, Blue Printed Ware, very superior
article Flowerd blue Dinner handsome great
variety OF lima Tea Sets, from ii $50 per Win
dow Glass 81 10 n 81 Brt'a Castors "a and
Table spoons. with good of Cutlery, Looking
Glasses Looking Glass Plates, Lamp Wick, Sc with
" every article kept in China Establishment, which will
be sold extremely low tor cash. by wholesale retail The
Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine the stock
befre purchasing elsewhere have also hand, large
lot q Richmond STONE WARE such as Churn, Blu ter
p.. WAN rr,.zs u. HAMILTON BOYD,
Next do1r n Daniel Lee, and nearly opposite Pc
tor, ami Stigler.
NOV Nv iWit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

Baron A. de Roth>child. the head q the Frankfort
branch Of the great European Banking House of the
R,hschds was passenger in the Cambria On her
asi voyage Il is rumoed that he viss rs 'nh We"
N esta5on branch ot their house u he United >ates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
Negroes! Negroes

NE G. r o ESi!,
AM now in market to purchase a fall supply of NJ.
GROES will pay the highest market cash price tor al
! TL-t'T NEEPOS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

aid Fig Trees, n TIE best kinds; and also
lrge selection e
RGspberrtes. GOosebcrricS, (Nrr01afS,
s.rHpe EiRes, Sc,
for ale at lii Nursery Campbell Court House, which he
will se on a. good they te purchased at any
other Nursery
ny who whto or1er Trees, SSc OF Mr. Joseph
Sinton of Richmond, 3D. through have been
acting agent Mr. Snton for four five and have
always him To his word. All ORDERS addressed to
me ampbe Court House BY mail otherwise, will be
thankfully received and promptly and punctually attended
III L. c. JORDAN.
Campbell Ct IIo., Dec 1-S2wlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
Iiis,OrE

| WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS arc used
as cosmetic and pure the blood with great success re-
moving all unseemy butctes, external sores and cuaneous
erupons Of every kind
| NV YORK, June y, lsao.
To Dr. Wright, PhAadelphia
Dear Sirtiavirg been afflicted with rIost distressing
years past and having used every Eqeans that
afforded the renotest probability Of relief at Undue
ed to try your valuable Indian vege ale pills. am
satisfied that have received benefit the Of
them than from all the pcdc haye heretofore taken
Therefore take pleasure il recommending the Pills to all
wko have beer elng my hnor, believing
Co. that they act directly upon Ae blood, and BY their Pu
rifying virtue will completely ,teapsc from impurity
HENRY GREEN SO Norfolk street.
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RESERVED GUARDS

Light Light!
CAMPIIINE LAMPS and CAMPHINE, the best and
" cheapest light in use, warranted perfectly safe
Just received and Tor sale the sign olden Mortar by
Dec li-lmif d. Il. LYMAN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
LATE FROM MEXICO.
LOUISVILLE, May 29th.

BY the arrival of the sleaHer Magn ola
we have New Orleans dates Of the 22d.--
The Steamer Fay had arrived from Veru
Cruz, bringing dates from The city ofMexicc
of the l4,b. p" @'a ia 2r'.,n1
Herrera was unanimously elected Ptesi
dent, and Pena y Pena appointed Chief Jus;
lice. sgs soos'y H t.s,l srssI,a
The 23d inst was fixed upon as the day
for taking the vote upon the ratification Of
the treaty. Tne impress on was that il
would be ratified with great unanimiiy. g1
The Senate was organized, and Cougre So
commenced its session at Queretaro, on the
Hh. Parades will probably be President of
the. Senate. Ja,isco has taken strong ground
in favor Of Peaces Almonle, and some fif
teen members opposed the treaty. 5.
PRNA Y PENA, in his address TO Congress,
says that the cesson Of territory asked for, is
less than could have teen expected; and il
Mexico could have entertained any hopes
that the United States would recede from
its demands, he would have acted otherwise.
He regrets the notifications 10 the original
treaty, bu. hopes it will be ratified as submit
ted. lf the treaty fails he does not expect,
or consider it pos slble TO enter on new nego-
tiations. 4sT t1rE " ...#-.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13

STATE OF ONO, I Sale of Real Property
Putnam County, IS. by order of Court.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lN will offer for sale, at the door Of the court
House in Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio, on the
18th day Of July next, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, and four O'Clock, P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate, as the property OF
George B. Miller, deceased. to wit:
The south west qu arter Of the north east quar-
ter Of Section twenty-one town namber two south
Of range east. containing forty acres, be the
same moro or less. Appraised at 81, per acre.
Terms Of Sale, one third cash at the time OF
sale, one third in twelve months, and the bal
ance in eighteen months with approved security
H# ... SOLOMON r. MILLER,
.4dn,ini,trator cfthe Estate Of George B. Miller,
deceased. ,-s .H.
Monroe Township, June t2, 1848. 379
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THE B.RDBURNERs.-The following will
show who the committee ON credentials
we're at The Blliimore Convention, and how
they voted when the question was taken up.
on The resolution binding the New Workers
to the decision Of the Convention.
TEAs--Messrs. Rogers, Pa; Ross, Del /;
Bayley, Va; Strange, N. c.; Commander,
s. c.; McAlster, Ga.; Acklin, Ala, Ste
venson, Kv.; Edgfrton, Ohio; Bryant, H. (;
McCot,aeli, ind.; Hughes, Mo-; Brown,
Wis.-i4.
NAys-Messrs. Andrews, Me-; Jennings,
N. c.; Y las, VT; Pearce. r. l.; Rantoul,
Mass; Pratt, Ct.; Wall, N. j.; M'Nutt,
Miss; Turney, Tenn; Redfeld, Mich; Mo
ses, Flor; Evans, Texas; Brown, Iowa--l4.
At this Junction, Mr.. Ross, of Delaware,
came and the voting not having been an
nounced, he was still in time, aud voted in
the affirmative; SO the resolution was car
ried, Is TO IA.
The Hunkers gave the pledge 10 abide by
the decisions of the convention, and the
committee reported in their favor.
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PARrs. Nav ID. 1913:

H 81 -
In yesterdays session Of the National As
scmbly, inercession on account OF Poland
and Italy was proclaimed, as is we'll known,
and the spirit which was exhibited on this
occasion by the whole Assembly, prescrbes
speedy action ON the part oe the Intermedi-
ale Government. Without wishing TO an.
ticipate the determinations of The Assembly,
which in any case will be very energetic, the
Government has already stepped actively
forward, and Instructions we're sent to-day to
al! French Ministers abroad, which commits
sion them to give the respective Governments
where they are stationed, 10 understand that
she Polish and Italian questions must be
speedily and in national view given up. if
they wish to avoid general European war.
As far as we have learned, the following
propositions have been put in motion, and
without doubt WILDE accepted: l. The for
nation Of Polish Legion, Of six regiments,
each containing four thousand men. 2. The
publishing of an address from the National
Assembly 10 the German people, with the
petition that they shall pnt an end 10 the up.
fostuhate misunderstanding which now dis
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in FAVOR OF A NEW CONSTITUTION.

KEFoRMs ADVOCATED NJ THE OHIO DEm.
ecRAoY.-lsi The State Legislature not to
meet oflener than ONCE in two years hnless
called together for extraordinary purposes by
proclamation of the Governor.
3D. No State Debt 10 be created uniilihe
amount aud object thereof be approved by a
direct vote offhe people, / a
Sd. Judges and Clerks Of The. Court, mem
bers of the, Board Of Public Works, and all
other State and County officers TO be elected
by the people. VA a,,.,
4ih. The burdens Of taxation to be equal
ly distributed, and no distinction TO be made
in favoroi those who hold stock in Banks or
othet moneyed corporations.
5ti. A thorough reform in the Judiciary,
so that retiedes at law may be simplified, and
the bbsEurtyydelay and uncertainty Of legal
proceedings materially lessened.
9th. No corporations with Banking pow
ers to be hereafter created without having
been previously submitted 10 and au, horized
by "a vote of the people.
7th. All legislation for objects Of Strict.
ly local or private character, 10 be taken
from the State Legislature and referred un.
der carefully established rules TO county
tribunal provided for that purpose Pat.
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IN CHANCERY

| Il AMES DAWSON, administrator of Samuel
~ X. Dawson, deceased, Jackson Dawson, Perry
Dawson, Margaret Dawson, Caroline Dawson;
Olivia Dawson, Mary Parker and Olivia Parker:
heirs and legal representatives Of Samuel R. Daw.
son, are hereby notified that on the 18th day of
June, l848, Isaac Trask, of Putnam coul ty;
OHIO, filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF said
county, bill in chancery against the said heirs
OF Samuel R. Dawson, the object and prayer of
which Bill is. that whereas du.ing his lifetime
the said Samuel R. Dawson made writton agree
ment with the said Isaac Trask whereby he bound
himself TO make a good and sufficient deed Of n
certain tract of land known as the south east
quarter of the north east quarter Of section nine
teen in township enc south,nf range eight castle
said Trask,, in consideration that he the snid
Trask sh ould build House according to certnin
specifications, on said Dawson's farm in section
seventeen Oh the west side Of the Willamstown
State road north Of the land owned by Samuel
Busick, and said Isaac Trask having complied
with his said agreement with said Dawson, the
said Isaac Trask prays that in consideration the
foregoing premises the said Defendant heirs OF
SamuelR. Dawson may be decreed specifically TO-
perform the contract of the said Dawson ard in
case that they are unable so to do that they be
decreed to pay TO said Trask the full value Of tho
work ard labor by him performed, and the nate
rails furnished by him in building said House, i'm
said agreement specified, and also such damage
as he niay have sustained by reason of the prem
ises. And said defendants are further notified,
that unless they appear, plead answer or demur
to said bill within sixty days after the next term
Of said court, the SAID complainant will. at the
next term thereof, ask the court to take the mat
ters aud things in said bill as confessed and 10 de-
cree accordingly.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Sol. fer compl,.
June l2, l848 369 4
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13

ORraoN- INDIAN SUr RsTrTroN THE
number of persons massacred at the Mission.
ary station is eleven--incuding DIR. Whit
man and lady, and Mr.. Sanders, the School
master. The Indians assign as juslifca-
ion Of this outrage, a suspici on which had
taken possession Of their superstition
minds, in consequence ofothe number of
deaths among them from measles and dysen-
terry, that DR.. Whitman was silently Working
the destruction Of their tribe, by administer
ing poisonous drugs, under The semblance Of
salulary medicines.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
THE JOYS OF coNvALEsCENCE.

THERE are few SC nsations known toihe
human heart nore alive with sweet Joy
and peaceful happiness, than the conscious
ness Of returning health. When sickness,
for months and years, has pressed the spi.i!
down--when pain pain and anguish have
filed TO The brim the cup Of despair, how
joyful 70 feel within the gladstone flow Of
health! asr Js et..r,
Such are the household joys throughout the
length and breadth Of our land, where the
pale and ghas,ly Consumptve has been
changed 10 one boomed picture Of health.
by the timely use Of that excellent and long
tried remedy, DR.. Wister's Balsam Of Wild
Cnerrv. .fdk8 % &ANL
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
}vEDITioNI ExpoNs.

!" : VS. VS.. -'' }vEDIrioNI ExPoNs.
William Phillips J q
DY virtus of writ of vend exponas directed from
I'D the Court of Common Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio
will offer for sale ct the door Of the Court house in said
county, Tuesday the 18th day Of July, AID, ls4s he
tween the hours Of l0o'clock. A. NJ, and4 O'Clock,
the following described property, towit:
The south half of In lot number twenty In.lot No
hundred, in lot number fifty one, and Out lot number
forty eight, in the town Of Kada Putnam county Ohio
All to be subject to levy in favor Of o. II Rice admin
traitor Of r. o. Fitch except Outlet number forty eight
Taken the property Of William Phillips at the suit OF
Winm Arnold.
sHERrrrs OryIcx. !
KaIida, June I0ti, 1s4a. ! seie,.t 9-se