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BE WlSE.-No time must be lost by the use
of foolish remedies, such as bleeding, or murcury,
for they both only put off the evil day to make it
more fatal. Even in intlammatory diseases, bleed.
ing ought to be resorted to- for in nine cases
out of ten it will take away the power OF nature to
effect the cure, even when aided by Brandreth g
Pills. They can take out the impurities from the
blood, but alas they cannot put new blood into
the body, this requires time, but they can degen.
crate old blood, but the old blood must be there.
II is at all times easier to eradicate mercury from
the system and restore the mercuriazed being to
full health than it is to effect the restoration of the
man who has repeatedly been bled. Bleeding and
the effects of opium are the greatest antagonists
:he Brandreth's Pills have to contend against
Let us therefore be wise, and when sickness assals
US, abstract the disease out of the blood, not the
blood out OF the body which bleeding does.
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purihes the
blood but they lesson the quantity, at the same
time they make the quality better. They only
take the worn out parts from the blood, those
which, if retained, would be source of disease.
The good efTec,swhich are derived from Brandreths
Pills have to be felt to be believed. The seeds
of decay can be constantly eradicaed by their use
and The Principal Of Lite-Ihe Blood-strength-
ened. Thus proractng vigor of body and mind
TO period when we have been accustomed to see
the taItering step and the enfeebled intellect
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI1S
Be very careful and go'to the Agent wh,n You
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure If The
genuine article, When you purchase other wise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills :
Every man knows whether the article he offeisy0u
is trne or false. Beware ofcheatsl ,fr.-.-...
To insure the full benefit of these cele,,r ted
Pills, they should be kept in the house, SO tha up,
the 6rst commencement Of sickness, they may ,e
at once resorted 10. One dose then is better ii an
dozen after disease has become established n he
system. .r .......f, Dst.
The BRNADRETH'S PILLS are sold fm q
cents per box, at DR.. B. Brandreth's Prncp;
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, and by tie
following duly authorized Agents .
0cs-A fresh supply of the above Pills, justI e.
ceved by the following Ageuts!--. r-1
]. r. s. ]. H. MoRRIs, Woodsfeld.
WM. STEEL, Stafford.
JOAN r. WHARTON, Carlisle. ~
]. M. RoUND, Summerheld.
J. F. BIDENHARN S Co., Malaga.
II. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan CO. ri
WEIGH & THOMPSON. Beallsville.
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medicine possessed SO much virtue, and had
power to heal SO many diseases. But since tits
well known that more than 20 900 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin to realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago, viz: that there would not be family
in America who would live day without possess
ing a box Of McALLISTER'S. M Healing 0int-
,nent, if they but knew its virtues ''4n4h 'F
McAllister's All Healing Ointment restores per.
spration in the system. BY this means it opens
those avenues through which Lature carries off the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of
disease. 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, Fe.
vers, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum.
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Rheuma-
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia. Posons, Sore Breast, Deafness
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation u
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblains
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Com
paint Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, Inf1ammations
Of every kind. Soldby AZ -t- -
A. g. S. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also
r. & j H. Morris, Woodsfeld;
VIM. Steel, Stafford; i reii'hA "zia
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga, sg,1 GOO 2e
Peter Dorr, Miltonsburg; .,..l.,.s q, s.sry
John M. Round, Summerfeld
J.E. 4 C. A Boyd, Carlisle. t'"- a' .'I.s
VIM. & ]. Myers, New Castle; o. sfe ht
Hanes e. Pancoast, jamestown; y-g vE-..Ha.-
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co., Clarington; ..
Isaac Welsh & Co. BeaIlsvie.
Nov. 25, lS4S. -'' 't '''l
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gsts ROsP e r y 8 es y -
The New Constitution

We shall issue during the summer "a. PAMPHLET
WEEKLY, I6 pages, in form for binding, under the
title of THE New CoNsTrrrTioN, commencing
abot the LIST of May next. and to contlne SIR
months, making work Of 400 pages, with IT,
TIE PAGE and INDEX at the close, for reference,
for ONE DOLLAR single copy. .j
For pe dollars sew en copies, and for fen ddifdrs
fifteen copies. Thus ten dollars will purchase
5000 pages Of close reading matter. ~
The work will favor what its name purports, a
NEW CONSTITUTION, yet it will admit able
and well written articles on all sides of every ques-
ton, and those who read it may see what ls said
by all parties. 1t is by this means alone that the
people can arrive at sound and just conclusion.
We therefore invite all writers who desire 10 treat
the subject lairiy. as correspondents Of THE
NEW CONSTITUTION. GTtE nj g
The design of our work is; 1st, to enforce ths
necessity Of frequent recurrence to first princl'
ples--2d, to show the importance of the funda
mental law corresponding with the growth OF our
state and the "progress" of liberal sentiments
Sd, the security OF natural rights by charter made
aud adopted by the people thenlselves-the expe-
riencs of the past developing and directing the ne
A total reform of our Judiciary system and th'
practice of our Courts. lss
The elsction of ALL OFFICERS BY THE
PEOPLES!
No increase of the State Debt. except by vot'
Of the people themselves.
A system OF common schools and OF education
worthy the age and the state
No legislation, but what the people can reform
or annul when found injurious.
These are few Of the principles, hastily throw
together, which shall receive the attention o
"The New Constitution
Long have we looked forward to the time heI
we coud perform our duty in contest of tn
kind n'" hefore US, and we enter the lists full o
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A DMINISTRAToR'SSA SALE.--NotIce is here-
"A by given that will offer for sale. at the front
door Of the court house. in the town of Woods.
field, Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday the 18th
day OF May next. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
a. M, and o'clock, p, M, the following describ-
ed cal estate, to wit. The west half of the north
west quarter Of section %, township s, and range
6, containing 10 62-l00 acres; lying and being in
the Marietta Land District il said county
year, and one.third in eighteen MONTHS with in
terest from the day ofsale; the deferred payments
to be secured to the satisfaction of the Undersigned
2 80 1la't'.t fA s. B.aROBINSON, ~ e.
4gs.t eg Administrator of Stephen Hill.
q April 7, lS4g. ~ y-.2ss 70 taaF
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.--Th
II Partnership heretofore existing between
Haines g. Pancoast has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All those kno wing themselves
indebted to said firm will please make immediate
payment. i-s ISAAC HAINES, tfs,l. 1,t
f.ge 81 lass4 STEPHEN .PANCOAST.
March 2, l849. .,I yi a,.6t 4, e,ef5 slqsl3
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ThISSOLUTION.--T The partnership hereto
IL fore existing under the firm Of J. .sR.& J. H
Morris has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent j. H. Morris win settle the business Of the
late firm. All those indebted to the firm will call
firm must and will beseued Immediately.
The business will be continued by J. n. Morris,
who win always be ready and willing To- acconpt
Woodsfeld Nov. 81, lS4S.
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Correspondents.
U-Subscriptions should he early forwarded,
that we may have some data by which We can
calculate the proper number of the work ia begin
with 5. MED AIRY.
COLUMBUS, O., March lS49.
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,IA5fIIINEs o ENs7ITII oll3 u LlItV- Hltt ~
More than 10000 Persons
:. ,..5 & HAVE BEEN CURED, D.,i,.T .slsa Y
TTsIS IMPOSs IBLE

TITS lIMPOSS IBLE
l to give to the public
an adequate idea Of the
great success which has
attended the adminttra.
tion Of the dU- Heal ling
Ointment for The pastsix
months. II is perfectly
astonishing to witness
the effects and hear the
praises bestowed on this
medicine. No one could
conceive that a single
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A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN AGRICUL.
TUTE, COMMERCE, MINING. SCI
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This journal is expressly devoted 10 the tastes
and interests of countryreaders, and contributions
from many of the most eminent writers in this
country and in Europe. appear in its columns--a
mong whom may be mentioned Hon. George p.
Marsh, Hon. Morris Longstreth, Hon Thomas H.
Burrows, James Gowen, Esq, Profs Liebig and
Baner Of Germany, Francis J. Grund, Edgar A.
Poe, ohm S. Bowen, Esq, &C. ic ~ 9t1 y y
TERMS One copy, $l; four copies, 50; and
nine copies for $6. ~ Tt eai ,hisezbecH
The Money, Produce. Cattle, Iron, Dry Goods,
and all other markets throughout the Union, are
carefully reported, under the direction of Mr..
Srouse, the senior publisher, who is thoroughly
and practically conversant with mercantile p'ir-
suits. These reports, the quotations being receiv-
ed by Telegraph. Except Philadelphia date with.
in few hours previous 10 printing the papers, and
embrace the various Markets OF New York, Bos!
ton, baltimore, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, &c. &c.
Notwithstanding this paper is published at hall
the cost Of others, it contains more reading matter
and is as large sheet as any ~ paper in the Uni
ted States. r. 20 1nff1i.tiAEA tHip1.. niafH
Specimen copies may be seen at any post-ofice
p All monies received are acknowledged in the
newspaper. Letters must be addressed, post paid
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0o-Editors who choose to copy the above will
receive the paper in exchange, and receive ~
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staes a. sextrscted by 6ignorsp sAlveas6 6ffomlhe
Sacramento Mines, and also witness the operation,
Of the GOLDpMETER, when. held within The
magnetic infiuehce of the precious metal, and the
unerring manner III which itlndcatesthe presencST
otthat and othermetalic substances.as4 YE sasssH
Upward of 10000 Curesi!ado
e5CoNsUMPTroN CAN EE CURED. ~
i. DR.. Rooms COMPOUND SYRup OF !. !,
LILY ERWORT g. TAR !,
Forthe cure Of Consumption, and all diseasesoi
the Lungs and, Breast ~ si,,sy.t,AJsg "a, i -
We viii now ask the afflicted candidIy Is ex ,in-
Inc the facts below, which substantate ths nifrits
of this great remedy. Facts which are Icorsro.a
verlible, and cannot be denied. We referyo artos
the statements pfwell-known Physicians and Pre-,
fessors, who have come forward and live sui.
stantiated these facts The most incredfiousc
not but be convinced that it has made cm % uheies
every thing else has failed, o. i ,ssI...s,.l oac
Ertracts from .Ctrtifcates tohieh can be seenis,
full 10y calling on The agents, $50, .,,;,...',,,
A LETTER FROM JOHN A. COLLINS.
THE ORGAN; ALSO sA.i
GENT AND LECTURER FOR THE
GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF TEN
| PERANCE OF. OHIO. j. !. ,.,,, tr !,
y" ''H ClNcINNATi, November 29, 1s4s..
| "A. L. ScovILL: Dear Sir--For the past eight
or ten months, have felt inclined to say some-,
thing in relation to the EXTRAORDINARY,
HEALING QUALITIES Of your preparation OF,
Dr.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liyerwort and
Tar for your own, but more especially for the hehs
eft of those unfortunate persons who are threat,
tened or afflicted with UIMONARY CON
SUMPTION, and who like myself have q great
aversion to ouacks TO their specifcs and tathoji,
cons, but combination of circumstances has pre,
vented until now. - ~ "-'a1sT "a % ps'. p's"
which settled npon her, Innos 4 ViGfFNI,,
COUGH was the consequently which ;pcre.sedS
in severity during the winter. and ted,I6e bsr-,n
almost a SIX leton.l It was nearly Sin<sssant and,
attended with SEVERE PAIN 4, the SINE nnd
BREA ST. accompanied with FEVER anaf,oT n
NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXpECTOEATED
more than PINTOF MATTER DAILY UL-
GERS gathered upon her LUNGS and discharged.
Her HANDS and FEET were cold and clammy
as death, and PURPLE TINT settled upon her
lips. The skill and varied efforts of our. family
pysician were completely BAFFLED. On the
let of May, ls47, he informed me that he could
do nothing more than giant her temporary relief,
that her case WAS HOPELESS, and that shS
could NOT SURVIVE more, than fortnight at
the iurtheIest. ! Immediately called upon DIR.
sknlfu in the treatment of cancers and stated ber
case to him. He recommended DR.. Rogers Iivs
erwort and Tar, assured me that there was nothing
of quackery about it but purely SCIEN rIFIC
PREPARATION, and gave me the history 81
several cases, all considered hopeless where this
Preps'sun Pn,i's nracSsd and u a.
ration was nearly CONQUERED. She contin-
ued gradually to improve, her appetite returned,
her COUCH in "a few months CEASED. SHE
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THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition TO complete contract for the sale OF real
estate.
Isaac H. Chandler and John ]. Jones, admInistra-
tors OF the estats Of William Jones, deceased,
-f -.,,fF N. vs.. ssa t.eE
Jacob Hendershot and Betsy Hendershot his wife,
John Clevinger and Margaret Clevinger his wife,
Aaron Norris and Lucy Ann Norris his wife,
william Jones, Lucinda Bethel, George 7.
Jones, Delilah Jones. Eliza Jane Jones, Jesse
Jones and Eunice Jones. es,,lg .6t.,0
The above named defendants will take notice
that petition will be presented 10 the next Court
Of Common Pleas 10 be holden in said county, the
prayer Of which petition is that said Court make
an order authorizing and empowering the admin
istrators Of William Jones, deceased, to complete
awritten contract epiered into by said William
Jones in bis lifetime with James Barber, BY con-
veying in fee to said James Barber the following
described real estate. 10 wit: Being the northwest
quarter af.t northeast quarter OF section 10,
townsb;p S, and range 8, containing 40 acres more
or Ies. and lying snd being 10 the county OF Mon
- ~ JEwETT q EATON, ~
April q, IS4G AA'ys for Petitioners.
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oy6rFICE q III .sIg q III sUt 6sEf ]
ERS GUIDE and GOLD ONiEEERs ls0s 8s;n
states a. extracted by, Signorsp ID sAivswfffom
Sacramento Mines, and also witness the operation
Of the GOlDpMETER, when held. within the
magnetic i6duehce Of the precious metal, and ne
unerring manner III which itlndicatesthe presencSw
OF that and other metallic Substances. YM sassH
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! JOSEPH ROBINS.

nR. w. i, ,SINCLAIR-H Having ,returped
49, e oWoodsieid, offers his professiodhs u 5ervi-
rest0s the citizens Of the town snd vicinity ssDos
Office Immediately opposite the Cesrs<Ilohss!
Dec. 8, l848
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WoodsfieId Male and Female
Seminary.

The Summer session of this institution will com.
mence on the first day of May, under the care of
Rev. D. r. Campbell and Samuel Davenport.
A kind but rigid Discipline will be exercised, and
regular reports furnished the parents and guar
dians of the pupils. exhibiting their standing, pro-
ficiency and conduct. AS many departments will
be established and as many teachers employed as
the wants Of the school may require '-
The price ofinstruction will vary from five ia ten
dollars, according to the progress of the pupil.
The following text books and authors will be
ead .
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The style of DR.. HEBBE, though written in a
tongue foreign to him, is always flowing and ami
mated sometimes even eloquent and sublime
NJ Y. Sun Boo .-t fst
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N Office Notice j. hsrsby given i to ali i pe,. =
IN sons, not 70 trade for, Or accept the following
pramssory notes. given BY me to Thomas n.
Wilkinson, as they were obtained from me ~
false representations, and without valuable cea-
sideration. Said notes bear date the 2Ist dsy'6f
July, A 1S4S, and call for the following sirns
ofmoney, al the times following, to witt One note
lS49-oDs note for two ,hundred dollars ,due athe
lst day Of April, l850-ope note, tor two hundred
dollars due the Ist day Of ApffI, l85I-and one
note for two hundred and ffty dollars, due On tbs
LIST day of April, 1852 ------.
n March ~ l649ss .asssl JOSEPH ROBINS.
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D DAD NOTICE.lTo Henry G. Morris/ r
~ John Steel and Archibold Cnnnar Tt,,afaast

DAD NOT1CE.-To Henry G. Morri5r
~ ! John Steel and Arcbibold Cooper, Trustees
Of the Township Of Malaga 10 the County of Non
roe. The petition Of the undersigned respectful.
ly represents, that their interest aud c0nveniencS
require the location Of TO wnship ROAD commence
ing at the house Of Joseph Clark, in said town.
ship; thence TO a house on the lands Of William
matehei.that was formerly occupied by Bsrksy
Poulton, then up the right hand fork of she run TO-
intersect the road leading from Malaga to Caais, !.
on The lands Of W illiam Matchet., And your peI
titioners therefore pray that The legal and proper
steps may be taken to authorize the location and
establishment 81 said road, and your petitidneTs-
will ever pray, ~ MANY PETITIONERS
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Spring 4 Summer Fashions for 1S4S,

90 - + VI Y q
s. AVERY, No. 10 MoNRo EST, WHEEtinG
-. respectfully informs his old friends and -ite
public in general, that he has now on hand large
and superior stock Of Hats and Caps. of the late
Spring and Summer Fashions, comprising all qual,
under his own immediate superintendence, of the
finest materials. and by the best workmen, and
will be soId Wholesale and retail, at prices still
lower .tflan they, have ever been offered in this
,city. Those wishing to purchase Hats and Caps,
will find 1t to their advantage to give him a cali
before purchasing elsewhere. .'in 49,,
= April 20, 1913. t..;f.'' q, S. AVERY,
WM. c. WALTON. sAML. F.ARMsTRoNc.
Walton 81 ARMSTRONG;
49,. PARTNERS AS g, e...,,.7 ~ -
ATTORNEYS 81 COUNSELLOItS s
:. 4 - .,.,.,.a AT Law, AND ds "a at.s. -
SOLICIT oRss IN CHANCERY r
Office opposite the Court house, Wooddield, %
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p IST # LETTERS remaining 10 the rost
4 Office, in Woodsheld, Ohio, on the lst day oi
April, l849, which, if not taken out before the Isl
day of July next, will be sent to the Iehefai Fos'
Office as dead letters.
Adds Joseph Hoops, Solomon
AshIev Elder !. C. Hukill, Hiram
.Andarson RS Hickman, John
Aihr;abt Jeffries, Miss Lucinda
Archho,d frederick johnson, Thompson
.p.o,h Samnson Johnson, Lemuel
Brown, Samuel Johnson, aaron
Bevan, Salmah A. keene' h'cnaro
Bott. Martin Aaier, Danle'
Blackledge, Samuel Lioyd' John
Render Jacob Lowe, Isaac
B,eozer. Jacob Linder, Nathaniel
Buchanan, VIM. jr. Lahds' nenJdn"
risen John Lattea, John
S.oo;n' lanes Ladnei, John George
Churchhill, Joseph McCammoh' nooef'
n,,mm lanes Moore, John
Eu.n. John 2 Mcmahon, Elijah
Tr;,.nn John 2 Mott, H. H.
E.,,, Alexander Prichett, Isaiah Rev
Cream q. H. Paicht, Adam
Cwvn Joseph Starkey, Jacob
Inwai, Aaron SUIT. Kanrad
L.. Iohn Starkey, William
Iou,siI n Steck, Robert
usn,ho,n David Sawyer, jeremiah
li.il Jesse Steiner, Henry
Hupp, Mrs. Mary stuart; yoseph
u..s;u Ersderick Thurston. VIM. F.
]. G. FLEMING, p. M.
Persons calling Tor any OF the above letIers w"
pease say they are advertised.
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TNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale I25 acres of land, in Tyler County,
"a within about four miles oi Sisersvllle, on
puIs,ey Greek, branch Of Middle Island, and ly-
ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about 20 acres
cleared thereon, and good site Tor mills, with the
frame Of saw.mili erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing TO purchase
will cali on the subscriber on the premises.
~ March 10. lS49, JAMES HILL.
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sl tlHJ gAs S;fl No AS1ENlDs 2t'tl 20 EsrEq
., Ineconsequence Of the difficulty of finding faith.
full agents, and OF preventing frauds, where arti.
-ces Of tbisnature are sent out FOR general sale,
SigDor d Alvear has determined E., sell none his
works or instruments unless ord,red by letters
sent directly 10 him, when the desired publication,
or instrument, will be forwarded under his sigma
ture and seal, SO that all doubt as to its genuine
ness may be removed. = pa f+2.lhteIt.
b BJ-BEWARE OFALLidITATIONS ofthis
Instrument which may hereafter appear, as the se-
cret OF impartiDg the, Gold Detecting power is
known to no person whatever, except the original
inventor. .egile s9afpa Rail iS Igem bar .Essifod
.pyThelG oLDOMETER, an 1 GOLD SEEK.
ER'S, GUIDE, will both be seLt 4 mi, closely
enyeloped and sealed, and ,theIy.uIe. not subject
ia Inspection BY Postnastefs; for the sum Of
THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid to sIGNOR
JOSE IDEALLY EAR, Box ais New sYo ork city.
The Instrument iss very light. and the Guide is
printed on thin paper-so that the charge by mail,
or express, will be very small to any part Of the
United States. The prIce The GOLD SEEK.
,ER'S GUIDE alone, iis ON e DoIAsAR, ssnl as
above Address Isl GNOR JOSE. pEALVEARs
Box 27ls, New YS,rk City
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Los Angeles, CALIFoREIA. Aug. 1s4S.
This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor JOSE DAIvEAR was the
and that this discovery was made by the aid of a
Magnetic instrument called the 'GoLDoMETERs
which have seen successfully applied to the dis.
coysry nfveins of Gold ore, places where no in
dicatons fthat substance appeared upon the sur
face ofth earth. 1'ssls.' 'otsi,o ''974 7A' 10
ssasugsslDg Oh ssiigz T. W. SHERMAN
Tsp,f, ID A.J.JIo.., III A..,,.,r
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters VIII
pesse say they are advertised.
WooGsfield, April Z, 1S49
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Noble Sentiment.

The debate on abolshing fogging in
the Navy, closed with the following no.
ble sentiments from Mr.. Benton, man
who is always to be found on the side
Of justice and humanity:
81 am not 10 favor Of scourging Amer
ican citizens. A Roman citizen could
not be scourged, and believe an Amer.
scan citizen Is Of as high an order Of
men as were Roman citizens. Roman
citizens were employed both by sea and
sby land, in the army and in the navy.
and there was no scourging; that was
reserved for slaves, for barbarians, for
those below the dignity OF Roman.
IL may be said that some persons are
bad enough TO be whipped, but | ques.
tion If whipping will effect reform.
I also question if it is worth while to
make the officers of the navy the ins,ru-
nnents or agents to correct the incorri.
sgible part Of mankind. 1t is better, sir,
10 get them out Of the navy and have
nothing to do with them. feel deep
mortifcation, sir, 10 seeing man--one
who is brave lone who will die in de.
fence of his country, either in the army
or havy--tied up and fogged. feel
Inundated, sir. by such "A spectacle;
and should like to have the subject
properly examined"