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PITTSB MANUFACTURERS,
No. GOS forth Mair sweet.
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tE AGENTS
COLEMA II. HALMAN s. cos Cnachk end
Elliptic Springs. Lon, Nails. Wrought Nuts,
KiS'ts, Spikes. Bolts. &c. :, ,.a,.si
L'r'' i~gssoR. Rnsges & Co.'S. Platform. anil Conn
Ter Scales. Pa'tent Kanvhnhy and Paint Mills.
Knob Locks. 1.a'chr<. Mnlleak1e Castings, SC.
LippenooH 4 Cos (w.rrsn.rdJ AYES. Hatchets.
Shovels, SPADES. picks. Matocks, Mill, Cir
culsr and Y Cnt Saws. &c. 7l s@I1IF -
F. 4 " ~ F~ber'e f<np~ricr, Cardine Ma
chimes. Ah""hinr Cnr'r. Comb lehHeFS, &C.
Poherson'$- t<pnrri"r1 Letter Towing Presses.
Marshall Z, Eros fce'etrafrd SoliT Box Vices,
Mill. Timber and Press Ser. wa. Sc, So. Is
Burke s. Barnes (<un~rioY wasraraed lire, ihief
IND damn. nrnnF Salnmsnaer rates.g,a bsFs
.fndrew fnton's frr;r.,sted3 ChureH, aesssan-
boat and Tavern Bells. ed
y7. Dealers are respectfully m, ID exam-
inc their steel, which Ein p go Cor cash.
or approved paper. sEsyTA
81. Louis az ist., ie4s-ly
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IN LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT. MISSOURI
OCTOBER TERM, 1919.
Voolfolk, Nh"a'"o"

Noof0ik,
Robert WoolGnlk. Robert Wooifrlk. Jr., Nicholas
Woolf"lL. A.u Cnw+n. anh-Cow en-. her hIS.
hond. Helen B. Woo'fnlh. Gabriel W%"clrnlk James
Voolfolk. the hri,< Of Austin &. Voolfolk, the
Ihairs IF Genrra Woo'Enlk. the heirs Of Turner
WnoH,h. and the heirs Of Norl,nsne J. Wo"olfolk,
tho "amrs IF which said heirs of AurIin & .
George. Tsrnrr. aud N"ihorpe ]. Voolfolk. de-
ceased. (excep ~ the said Gabriel and James Wool
fix. who are heirs or said AustinC Woolroll. J ave
|unk nawn and rannni he naned-all heirs Of Rch-
lard II. Voolfolk. deceased.
T Appearing to the satisfaction If the Court. bv
8 The ~reti'inn Of said niainiiTs. that said Robert
Voolfolk. Nicholas WonlErf'. Ann Cowen and
- Cowrn. her husband. James Voolfolk. the
'reinsininq i.cirs of seid Austin c. Voolfolk. Tex.
cent Tho said Gabriel W ""lfnIk .)'Ir heirs Of George
Waolfnlk. the heirs sc Turner Voolfolk, aud the
Ihri,s &c Nnrbnrne J. W"olf.lL are each and all
non residents Of This S,a'e-On ,noticn 0f said
InlRinf;fs' attorney. II is ordered. that said n"n-rP>i
|deni and nnkrnwn defendants he notii"d. nv a rnb
.~iiratirn of This order. 70 he snpda in some nPwSna-
per printed IN This Safe. for eight ~ PrkS successive.
w. the Last insertion Ia ne AT least four weeks. heFnre
I''e next term of this court. that sad n'aintif, have
i6led their prfiii"n against. >aid 4. PENDANTS. praving
FfhP court for c"nvev-ncr 20 said r'ain'iHs OC the
follow inn tract IS lari tn wit: Beginning NJ a
|post a. thc s W. CORNER &c Wonds' s,Irr"v-t"ence
81 I 4 With thc s W. live If said W"nds' eur.
VeV. ~ ~ rhalnSi of The prairie IN old marks main,
in all A 50 rh,ins ~ che N W. corner or Said sur
vey-'hrrre ". 81 ! 2 E.. with the y. W. line of
lsaid W nds' srvav. (nld marks plai") i" all 10
Iehains IS f"La IN y most IN sad line-'hence s 70
+. IN al 20 % rsairsto q post--thPnre north
s1+2 F. in all 2 IS chains to q posi-4hencr S.
b T. j" all 2-25 chains 10 a post on t'a South
hive IF said Woods ssid svrvev--thPnce s Ga Ia :
W. in all % rh.ins fl the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 mui 10 one hnnhred,hs acres, lying in Lincoln
county. Missouri,
Therefore Won. the said non residents and nm
known defendants. ar. hereby required 10 he aud
i~anpear in this cn,rrt, IN nr hef"re the next term. on
the first dav thereof. 10 he hsgun and hold nj the
.conrt house, il this county,. on fhr fifth Monday in
lAnril next. aud answer fine petition, or tie same
win he taken rs confessed.
STATE OF MIssornI l..L
County Of Tinerln.
]. Thomss g. HUT, clerk OF the cirrnit cnHst, m
and for said cnnntv, eertifv that The fnreeninF is a
true cory nf an ORDER made In the above entitled
cause. at the Ortnher. term thereof, lS4a.
.f~, Given under INV hand and the seal of
Seal said ronrt ni office, the ist day Of No
49, We nber. 1919
THOMAS G. HUT, Clerk.
Nov. 18th, ls4e-n30,sw.
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|. ERev. Peter Rogers, aged ninety-nine
wears four months and ten days, died IN
u a~sarloo. Ill.,. on the 4th inst. lie was Que
Inf Westinghouse Life Guard. IN the war Of
Independence, and perhaps the last Of that
noble band.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

A F,RsT RATE cHANcE.-A bookseller ~
John street, New York, advertisps for sale
sssix hundred volumes Of the most famous
s+rmons IN the language, anv one Of Whicl,
is sufficient to Establish q first rate reputa.
ton Tor a u clereyman."
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IStrayed

EROM The undersigned In April last, ! light ha,
L Mare Mule, two wears oldiast String, mark ed
with a small zw allowfork 10 the RIGHT ear.
Any infnrsr alton respecting said male. addressed
10 me at Wildwood, Lincoln county, No., viii b
thankfully received. 4as ytU8
have, also. - ''-" = --,ies ae I'm sams
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$40 Reward.

- rOLEN from Me. School6eld's iiiverssiith
- shop, il, Prairievi,Ie, No. n Old re hioned. told
ILepine watch: npnn the face was HLph,a tanss,~
a good deal bros ell aud defaeed. My anxiety to
get possession IF said wateh.is mnreDn aeesuse
of Il. being a family n,emenfo, than OF ~ nrs1
value. will pay the above reward 1t IL " deiv'
cred to me or any reasonable cr:npeusai'on fos
any informsiiou relative to il. .WgE
. PrahiesflIe. Oct. IS, lS4s. SwA'
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

A clear conscience cannot he bought wit
money, but is often sold for it.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

A striking evidence of the wisdom of the
settlers of Minnesota is afforded by the action
Of the Legislature in passing a vote direct.
ing the Secretary to subscribe for ell the
newspapers published in the Territory from
the time Of their -mmencement Those
papers are to be bound yearly. and deposited
in the library, as q valuable history Of the
times for future reference. .-
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

IST ofLeiiers remaining in the Post Ofhee
4 al Louisiana October lst. la49, which ifndt
taken ont in three months, will be sent TO the
(r.n..ul D..t OEaa q. land loiAn.a
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

The Rhode Island Legislature despatch.
ed its business promptly. It adjourned OF
Fridsy last, after q four days session. il
which four acts and sundry resol utions wer,
passed. A great amoant Of private bust.
ness was transacted, and all in four days
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

There are at present eight persons con.
fined in the 81 Eodis csbhntv jail M the
charge Of Pgrder: Jas. Cassidy. for killing
Samuel Hefsrman; Geo. Lambert and his
wife. for killing Michael Denavan; Geo, w.
Lsadsdov "a, for killing Capt. Howard; two
Iaaians. rforF killing Mr.. Golburn, a Santa
Pc trader. ton the plains; Goasaived and
Rsynasf Montssquiou, for the isse murder
at the City Hotel. The cause, In enc 10.
stance, may: be traced partly to ~intoxica.
ton; In another; to original I'd insured dis.
position anda 6naffatsf quarrel; 10 smother.
r4 Y -
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

The Metbodists, IN, England have deter
mined to erect q collage in one Of the mnst
vicious and destitute portions Of London. for
the grstaitoas education Of the poor, in
which cause the Wesleyan Methodists have.
Tor some years past, been extremely active.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-26

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" II be added recent aud reliable intoima-
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ltoraia, forming 800 pages. From the
known popularity OF the author, who is
oow oB an exploring tour, and tue great
,aterest fell in relation to the Gold Re-
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he tiade.
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and also the interests of the young and grow.
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years since, was inhabited by the Red man
of the forest but now the axe and the plow
in the hands Of the yeomanry, have caused It's
fertile soil to Weld full recompense to the
labors of the husbanman. II the tide OF en-
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sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

'nN Saturday the 29lh day Of June next,
~ between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and
O'Clock p NJ. at the door of the Court
house, in the town of Upper Sandusk, ,
VIII be sold TO the highest bidder, The
following real ate, as the property Of
Caroline Swayze, an Idiot, to wit; the
west half Of the so0ih " est quarter ofsec.
tion four. and the west half Of the North
west quarter of section nine, in town,
ship No. -Four south Of Range No. four>
leea east, in the Bucyrus land district,
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Appraised at nine dollars and twenty Eve
cents per acre, amounting in the whole
to fourteen hundred and eigay dollars.
TERMS--One third in hand, one third
IN one year and one third ia two years
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fered Paymants.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented Il
the next June session OF the Commis
sioners Of this cou0ty for the establish.
ment Of county roai. Commencing a,
the 'ln6isn Mill so called, on the Sandus.
Ky river and running on OF near the pres
ent travelled road TO intersect the road
leading from Upper Saudusky to Tymoch
tee near the residence Of George I. Frees
April %, lg49,-9-4i,
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UNION HOTEL,
Corner Of Hicks st. s. sandusky Avenue.
0ppr &apSasGy, @gjs,

The undersigned takes this method Of
informing bis old friends and the public
generally, that he has removed 10 the
Honse Intel, aoccupeJ by A. SELL, and
known % the "PENNsyLvAElA HOUSE, =
where he ia ready TO wait upon all those
who may favor him with call.
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CONE All you THATLOYE
GOOD apples.

The season having arrived for trans.
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles esstsef lie, offe :
tor sale 100 d,ferebt varieties of ehaice
grated apple tfees. Also wanted. three
or four beef eat. ,e in exchange for frull
trees. LPHEUS Russell.
McCutehsnviiie, Oct. "a, Is4s--4-n
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NOTICE.

A L my instance a writ of attachmen,
was ibis day issued BY Abraham Ny
ers, Justice OF the Peace of Crawford
Township, in Wysndot County, against
the property aud effects OF Samuel koshl,
a non resident Of this county.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dated this s2ud day Of March A. d. lsl9
--5-tst.
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Has received thorough cleansing and
repairing; which makes il one Of the best
Honsos in tho town, and he hopes by at
tentop 10 business, 10 merit d continu.
ance Of the liberal patronage already re-
ce,ved while orcup,iEg the Upper San
dusAy Hotoi."
c. HUBER.
April 8, l049. -.
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Tie W'es, poiu, Cadet,
of lie Young Oihcers
Bride. 90 cts. e5
The Countess ofSt, Geran, 20 els. 2G
The Lady's D'aam. The
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Hill. a Legend of Bus.
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| Fin gers Of Fate, or The
Asirologers Danghter.
| 4 Tale oi I711u, 20 eta, 25
| The Dwatf oi the Channel,
or The Commodore's
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CorlIja,or The Indian In.
Chantress.
The Bostoo Conspiracy, or
The Royal Police. A
Tale Of l1773-5 20 25
The Chlld cf The Sea, critic
SmuRgler of Colonial
Times, aud the Love
Test, 20 rs
The Belle Of Boston,o or tho
Rival Students oil Cams
bulge. 10 124
lzora, or the Lost Ono
found. 10 l2A
TIE Mexican Ranchero,or
The Maid Of the Chaps
para. 20 25
The Naval OGicer:by Lieus
tenant Murray. 20 25
Fanny Campbell, the Fe-
male Pirate Captain. 20 25
Rluggoid Grfil, or the
Rattsmen OF the Snsque,
hannah 20 25
rh, Cuysalr inv Oh ,AS
Theresa, or tie Chief lily.
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Henry Loug(ord, or the
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Annie, the Orphan Girl Of
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Eliza Leslie;oI Separation
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The Prince aud the Queen
A Romance of the Cuur.
of ST James 20 25l
The Spanish Musketeer.
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The Mlser's Daughter, or
The Coined Heart 10 l2a
Francisco; or the Pirate of
the Pacific 10 I22
Fiizhenry; or a Marriage
in High Lie 20 25I
The Nun of ST. Ursula; or
the burning OF the Cons
vent lO l2A
The Witch Of the Wave, ,or
the Corsair's Captive,
SlU0 prize tale. 90 %
History Of Mexico, by
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Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

signed as oficers-Judgs Birch sgain adj
dressed the assembly and the resolutions
having been called up by Maj. MORN, and
put to the vote of the people, they were in
:he affirmative, with less than a dozen dis
senting voices, as follows:
RESOLVED, That as friends and supporters
of the principles of our federal Union, we
recognize the right of the General Assem-
bly, of the State to instruct our Senators in
Congress, and the duty of such Senators to
obey the Instructions thus given or resign
their seats.
ResoEUed, Therefore, that while we ap-
prove of the principles and conduct Of the
Hon. David r. Atchison, and will continue
to sustain him, we regret that the opposite
course which has been pursued by the Hon.
Thomas H. Benton, leaves US no alternative
but to abandon those principles, or de-
nouncs linn, as no longer rejecting them,
or representing US.
Judge Birch having been third time call
ed up, briefly addressed the assemblage and
at about five o'clock it adjourned.
GEO. P. DORIS, Pres'nt.
5 54:'s NJ M HsTs,,, ; Vice Prs''n''.
ELIJAH H.. MORTON, Secretary.
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washfngfon.

W8S01nBtUns
Extract from W~ashington's codsof man
ners, written in his early youth.
"Every action ought to be with some sign
Of respect to those present.
"Be no fatterer, neither play with any
one who delights not to be played with.
"Read no papers or books in company
Come not near the papers OF books q anoth-
er when he 10 writing. ..e-i,
"Let your countenance be cheerful, but
in serious matters be grave.
"Show not yourself glad at snother's mis-
fortunes. aa te[
"Let your discourse with others on mat
tiers Of business be short.
"1t is good manners to let others speak
first.
syVhen a man does al he Gang do not
blame him though he succeeds not well.
"Take admonitions thankfully.
"Be not too hasty to believe flying reports
to the injury Of another. 9fll ms;'jsn1
"Let your dress be modest, and consult
your condition. Play nottke peacock 5y
ya,ny at yOurseE. 49, 81 NJ
'''It Is better to ,ba alone than IN bad come
pany.
L.tyour conversation be without nnaliss
or envy.
Surge not your friend to discover q ssA
cret. n tops .ai
"Break not a jest where none take plsas-
ure in mirth. .,.. .,
"spssk not injurious words either in jest
or in earnest. i'a = So ""''
"Gazs not on the blemishes Of others? o.
"When another speaks be attentive: nj
"Be not apt to relate news.
abe not curious to know the affairs Of
others"
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

Col LANE, and . company Of smigrsnts
from Missouri to Cslifornis, arrived at Fort
Smith, Ark, the early part of this month.
They desigasdt 70 take the Southern route,
sSssaias ss Soaors, and thence BY Cookies
uaii to San Fsancisco.-[Rspublicau.