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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-29


SHERIFF'S SALE--By virtue of writs of ven-
~ dItioni expOnas to me directed irDn the Court
oi Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, / will
offer forsale, at public ontcry at the front DOR Of
the court house in the town of Woodsh Id IN said
county on Tuesday the 23d day Of October lS49,
betweent the hours OF 10 O'Clock m and o'clock,
m. Of said da7. the following real estate, to witt
A part of Lot No. 63 in the town Of Woodsield
bounded and des,ribed as follows, to wi: Com.
lencing for the same at the southeast corner oi
said lot, at the east side of the town of Woodshed
and running 40 feet westwardly on Washington
street in said town, thence across said lot parallel
with the back street or commons, thence with the
nor, h line OF said lot to the northeast corner o
said lot, thence along the east side of said lot ia
the place Of beginning, lying and being in Monroe
county, Ohio, with the improvements thereon
and taken in execution as the property of the
"Nlethodist Protestant Church in Woodsheld, J" a
the suits of Alexander Tolson for use ct al. Ap
praised al 5000
sept. %. ISI9.S2 Ga VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
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- SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order OF
. sale in PARTITION to me directed from the court
OF Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohiu,I will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front door Of
the court house IN the town of Woodstield, in said
county, on Tuesday the 23d day OF October, IS49.
Letween the hours 10 o'clock, "a m, and o'clock
IN, of said day the following real estate. to wit {:
Lot No. I6 IN Linn's Addition to the town of
Beallsville; lying and being Monroe count,
aforesaid. Ordered to he said in the case oi Geo.
w Barnes Ell ux.vs William Simeral ct al. Ap.
praised at 5000
sept. 20, Isl9 81 43 WIN D PATTON. Sheriff.
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S h e riffs s ales.

cHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
~ vendtioni exponas to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the house
Of Alfred Dye, in Perry township, in said county.
on Friday the 10Th day of October, ls49.between
the hours Of 10 clock, m, and o'clock, M,
of said day. the following personal prol ery. viz
One bay mare and five head Of hogs; taken 10 ex-
ecution as the property Of Alfred Dye, at the SUIT
Of Marriatt g. Mayrre.
sept %, ls49.$l 90 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of 2 writs OF
- venditoni exponas to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sae at public query, at the house
OF Joshua Williams, in Stock township. IN said
county, on Friday the 9th day Of October, iSl9,
between the hours of 10 o'clocksra m, and 4
o'clock, y m, of said day, ,,the following personal
property, viz: One two-horse wagon, one gray
horse, one gray,mare and four head of two-year
old cattle; taken'in execution as the property oi
Joshua Williams, at the suits Of Elisha Pool ct al.
sept. 22, 1919 81 90 WIN. ID. PATTON Sheriff.
ssHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of de-
~ cretal order to me directed from the Court
u Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. will
offer for sale, atputlc outcry at the front door OF
the court house IN the town of Woodsfeld, In said
county. on Tuesday the Odd day of October, 1919
between the hours Of 10 o'clock "a and 4lo'clock
m, of said day, the folio Wing real estate, to wit
The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
Of section 10, township 8. and range 4,contsn
ing 40 acres. more or less; also the west half o
the southeast quarter ui the same section town
ship aud range, containing 80 acres and 81 100 o
All acre; lying and being in Monroe county afore
| said, and ordered TO be sold as the property o
Isaac Fry, at the suit of Edward Talbot. Ap
praised at 5000
sept. %. IS49-$l 81 VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff
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From the Christian Freeman !


,Rciiab'c EridcHoS Of ho EHcdcygf Rachau 81
Hungarian BdiSam While we frpudiatc
quackcry, we are always pleased 10 give cred
II for that which Is truly useful and to give
information which may benefit others A few
days ago brother of ours from Norway, Ne ,
came INTO our CTfCr TT Observation-Disclosures.
whom we did not expect TO see again on earth
We received letter few weeks since, FROM
another brother, resident IN the house with
him, saying that he was confined 10 hts brd /,
and could not probably continue bat a short
time. Judge then of our surprise when we
saw him enter our Office. lie hasa slight
cough remaining, ns II would be natural that
he should have, until he has had further time
for acquiring strength of lungs. But he is IN
.comfortablc health. The following letter
which he addresses 70 the general Boston a.
gent for the medicine which has restored him
so wonderfully, will show what medicine has
been the instrument Of the good work
Boston, Feb 10, Is47.
DR. d F Bfadcc,-Sir-I cannot refrain.
from saying word 10 y0TI tn Uumurrurrtrrrr
of 'Buchan'a Hungarian Bal,pm of Life Here
is a plain statement Of facts in relation TO my
case, and ltthcy are Of any service in inducing
the sick TO seek relief at the suurrr from
whence obtained il, shall be thankful
My rcsidonCr,ts Norway, Me. Three wears
ago last fall, took a violent cold, which len
d cough OF the most aggravated KIND, ueron,
panied by severe puin in the len side Last
June i had become so fcoble that was oblig.
ed to quit all work, and was confined to the
house until about four weeks since DURING
that time received the best medical nitcn
dance and tried nearly ali the medicines which
are recommended IN such cases, but could find
no relief, but grew worse, and for the last three
weeks was confined to my bed. Two of my
physicians gave me up as past recovery But
ms fortune would have il, 1 heard of tho Hun.
garian Bnlsam, and Immediately procured a
bottle. This gave me instant relief, and six
boitlesshave broken up my cough and--piaGcd
me m situation to resume with advancing
health, my usual occupation. YotiEs truly,
CHURCHILL COBB.
Sold by ID. G. Brndlee IL Son, 100 Washing
ton at. Boston, sole agent for The u. Statesand
British Provinces and by J. c. Bingham, st.
Johnsburyi Fuller g. C9. Lyndon, F. d. Mer
rlll, Browningtonj w. u Hastings, CraflHburv;
T. Z. Butler, Derby Line; Dana, Weeks. IL
Stanton, Danvillei and dealers in medicines
generally in New England 6oiwIO
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~ CaUTONEXTRA

A aAE by tho name Of Guar, has engaged
" with young mauoflhe nameof b f'Towns
end and uErs h,s name 10 put up saftaPanl-
Ia. which they call Dr. 1ownseRd's barsaPa-
Iilla. dcnominaiing il omHiHe original, oie --
THIS Townsend isH0 Doctor, ana never Was-
bat vac larmefly q worker on railroads, can
nls, aad the i,k0 Arl he assumes theli'e Of
Dr., fnr the purpose Of gaining credit for Whist
be- 10 not THIS IL 30 caution the public not 10
be- deceived, and purchase none but The GFF-
uiEE OEGiHAl ON Dr. jacob Tow0sends
having on IL the Oid Doctors
likeness, bio faulty coat Of arms, and his Gig
nature across tlle coat Of arms
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Farm for Safe at
SlS60,

ON reasonable credit,ir requested. Said
~ Farm is situated on the stage road, one
mile north Of Sheffield Hollow, and contains
more than
gao Acres of excellent Land,
well fenced into four fields, and six pastures
living water in al-whch produce hay and
feed sufficient to keep 30 cows, or other stock
equivalent, the year about; and as large, rood
and convenient buildings on any farm in
said town--wood and sugar ma Piles in nbun.
dance. Pr. MOSES DAVIS.
We, the undersigned, consider the above
raescribed farm worth the price asked for it,
Joseph Ingalls,, Joseph II. ingalls,,
Hollis Iogslls, James Townsend,
James Chelsey, Joseph fde,
George Cray, Nathaniel Elkins,
King HILL John r Ingalls,,
~ c. Wclch, James Roberts
1sb efBrld. Oct 2, 1919 5adtf
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Fnurirsl nm,f tN FJiTON hussL sac Said.
ms hFiiur Go, hlsls susst HVsisa
pYau A HHut ifs hnfth HsfaHd siffft fhlisdtphia
iianrf nfurrtL hsu,"afs y A. cahsu, cA.nss.
Tur rrrlt 4 i-.---42l- lLAriila hIffrL ~ los
hHuih frsf hHfHt AlIaHi tff ny ~ ths pftnsiissi
ufagFiu sHa hsfrhsus rsastsily tbfasThsat the Osl
= ttsiss Wsa iias sHi 'bs Csusdss
Who'ctaie Agent &. BINGHAM, Drug.
gHi, ~ J1hnHbury helhh agents Goodall
and Gould East ~. Johnsbury. klttrrdge -
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks a. Stanton,
Danyillci lsiao Watts Pcaeham Harvey a
Newell a Trull, Burke 4 G. Butler, Derby
Line lakcG Son, Sutton T. Clcyrlnnd g.
Co., Coventry falls, g. " FWuch, Luncn,
hnrgh. ADD by al hc principal Druggists and
McTqlishls generally throughout The q slarcs
and The leilAda'i also, by Benns 4 Denison,
Lyndoe ymiFs. io7yl
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o. Tovn'end, sar'spsriih "a sovereign sei spec.
j, tot iHcipisut Consampuon, hutfeuosss, Pro
iHpsu, ut-', fAllnF m tHe womb tostNTn~ss rites
t.sIcotthwa whites, ohstfucted difficult Mrnsifua
ton, lnrouuAuurr ct Iunc. of Involuntary discharge
thsFsdr Gui ur rur EFurr rurtruttuu n the rrrtrr-
Nhethof tho result of Inherent cause
produced by irrcKulafy Hines accident NothinF
eau be surprising thnu IT, inNrorans effects upon
thu human frame Persons Of all weakness aud iasitude
from taking At become robust sud fil of sanfEy
uudot IT. influence, II Immediately counterseu the
-@AAAi.AElGss thu lerar frame. Whic is tho Ftcat
cause OF Rsfrcunsss- Il EGr rrTr-rv1
IN ofsu d~lcate nature 10 sShhit cnhrstos Of
cutes performed. hut Assure the afflicted tlht
hundreds ~ cssos have hsau reported 10 Thou.
sauis Of eases who're families hrNe been ~uhopi chh
dtrn amer Wsar fnw bottles af this inysaahle mrdl
enF huvr hrrn h--.-d I'D AAAltAy ndtpfine. II
10, breu expressly ptspattf ~ reference "a female
plants No frmae who hss feasou' 10 suppose tho ts
approaching thu critical potioi, TAs turH Of m
snoud @rgrct to take a. ~ ~ Il certain pteNeuuse
for any Of tho sud horrible diseases 10 Witch
female, subject al this tl1e NJ liza Ths pntiod
uaV b. delayed for Itgsrai ysafs BY HsHg tAU usSi.
Nor u less valuable for those who spproaeh
log ~aaaahood, - calculated 20 tass ustafa by
quickouiug the blood aud nvirorstirr system In
deed tbs medicine l. iptaushs fof Ill the dalests
disease, to which women are subject
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., FARE FROM
WalpOle 10 New York, $500.

TNRAINS leave flraulcSoro at 9, \. y. rl
40 p. n IN The arrival of tbr starr g-.
meeting With the Cheshire and Sullivan -
road at Walpor
Passengers by The first train leaving hIoal.
pclcr or Wells River, and arriving AT Walpos
at 1920 A.,takc theI ,45,r ~. tram from Raj
ucboro', arrive ia Springfield at 7.21, ~,
stop ono hour FOR supper, and then proceed By
the Hartford aud New Haven RAILROAD ii+
the superior STEAMBOAT CONNECT
CUT, io New York, arriving 1T about .,
Passengers by the ID train leaving Moulpr
Ter or Wells River and arriving at Wdlp1'f
7,IOEr. N, lodg' at Bratlc5oro aud take ihr
r NJ. train, which connects at Springfield.
with the trains Of the Hartford and New lIr
IN and the Now York and New Haven Rail
roads, rcnchInE New York at : p. Al. by the
INLAND ROUTE
Thus il the CAcaptN, QUickesi, and noel
Comfortable Route from all parts Of Vermont
and Western Now Hampshire, aifurdng tfa''
elcrs the choice of an entire land route OF Of
n short passage in one of the finest boats upon
-Lha Shnnd
Returning, passengers can leave New loh
by the : 4. ~ tram at the New York and New
Haven Railroad, aud reach Brattlrboto he
same evening, or bv the 4.30, y. NJ. train orr
~, boat, lodge in New Haven, and reach Mont
pelicr or Wells River, thcnext evening
Passengers arriving at Springfield by hI
first train from BraItleboro, reach Providers,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, the same evenly
ard Buffalo the next day att, p ~
Northampton, July ., lSi9. 626ri
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- a Mutual Expedition
T OtC n LIE o Il N / n!

ullE suhschbcr, Intending n proceed 70 The
Il Gold Regions, Wishes 10 asaocialt WIN
him, 20 or 80 acuS< RHd haA9rahle men for
the purpose " mutual HEHiuian1e HHd prnirf
ton, without joint capital, lid believes That
such number might advance iheir own pc
Cuniafy Interests, aud add a. lhriT saisiacton
ia other respects, more eiirotulily by each one
having al hiH oRn raTuiHga, and the liberty
20 dshuFHe them 10 he pleases by tllis meth
I'D all the Abusra 81 an organization having
q general fad, and hat under the charge -
one man, will BE- hyodrd The rompany ~
adopt articles ef agreement for the rrbci Of
tho siek, II urfe be- any, and in case Of DEATH
Tor The safe delivery Of The dwncf's effects ~
hls rghttul heirs al home
propose 10 engHge passage fr San fpn-
cisco, Va fret class yrssrl az Boston, about
The i2th of September, IT this year gong Ny
way ol Cape Horn, The whole etPsnse 81
passage aud provisions viii not exceed sl"n
per man,- A payment Of 50, Viii secure o.
IuemheTship in The company, aud a bitlh iu
the ship Persons wishing W JOIN with ihis
rGtcrPrse, nrr respectfully requested 70 make
their application 10 ne, ny leltcr or otherwise
a. the earliest moment, az my Filming Once
M ~ -Ws.l..aglau Al Hnslnn
G21Na THOMAS DAVIS
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Nhrutt uttstni
lht IL ouly 81 tnofe thsa four thnutshd 81
hAsanssu, that Dt TDsnssuls Ssrspsfiua hes cured,
The most SOD chtunc sskly stsdratsd
by ~ sSuanpltnafy NtuWst
Jamsi Csrnniuf, Esq, uas ~ ibs ss.,,isus 10 he
LaaAuo Apiuiu. Nlsch~sts l.lsud, W hs Tsutismsu
spoken Of ~ tRt fui--siuF letter
bi.rssrts Island Sept ~ iSt7
DR. TowHssnd-nssr SIR I hs,e sVd.1si. tsffihy
iot nne irsrs With the NhrumHtis considerable the
time could DOT rat sleep 90 walls he'd che mast .na
r"s'iug pains sud ny lpb. ts'fihil ssollun. /
hsNs used four bottle, 81 ust SataUsfta srd s, hsse
done thau Thousand dos's ~auh ~ good en-
90 mach hsust-tnderd sin entirely relieved Nou go
Of liberty thu fof Tho hsnshi NJ the afflicted
--- Aaufl fesnsnMIy. JANIS NuMMlNGs
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Phillips Academy,

UNHE Fall Term OF this Institution will
n commence on Wednesday the 9TH day
of September under the charge of '---.---
-ALVAH b. WATTS, Principal,
Miss CLARA b. CLARK, Preeeptress, *
ISRAEL p. DANA, Teacher in Music
a Teachers Glass will be formed aud Lee.
lures given by the Principal upon subjects
connected with the studies pursued in the
school. Board can be obtained at very rea.
sonable rate. and rooms for those wishing to
board themselves.
ALVAH d. WATTS, A. h.
Danvilc, Aug. II, 1s49 62sw3
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Osiur a. ths Gfsst success sHi iHHsHts sale 81 %
Toe nfruis Asfaspsiiis q aHinhsf ~ msu sho NsTs
ffHsfy uHF AgrHtf hsEs commanded mskisr hsfss
psfiis EsUsrF tiEif. husV tsiFsru ~ fslls-
bafh So itsg TspsrsNf pee h ~ 10 ths sstas shsp.
- BOTTLES 80 ~ them hsts sipisu sod copied
80 sftssWfnif ihdI unf Hefntsss tniiiausnt
snt shpaid DO sTadsd hpHs TfHuat uulsss tigssd ~
T. fsrHssai
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Grrn. .mlc..ina to ma,he,. una ohIIdrs.

Grrnt .Iflr-siuE to mothcT- nnd Children
Il - tic safest sud most snretnai nsltrns mr. pl8,
bng TIC s,strW, ani relieving The surrrug- auendaNt
Upon childbirth ever discusaeI u huth TIT
mothbf aud child prevents pain sud dssasd inetessca
anil ontches the food those who have used think nj
Indispensable II u highly uS~t.l both hafre aud er
Confinement, Uruvuutr '-~- -tt-,.lseI CD ID
birth. Ia CosuvuHoss, Piles, Cramps Swriuy IL the
Feet Dependency, Heartburn. Vomiting, Pam IN tie
Hack aud lnins. False psius Homot aud ~ rego.
atgE the SeeretioWs aud equalEinE the circulation n
has ah sgnai The great beauty Of this medicine IT, IA
IL always safe. aud tho delicate u most sue.
eesshly. =
NoHcc TO the H.ndIea. ~.
Those hist initiate Dr. Towusends Samantha havs
Invariably called their 1tun great Rsmsdy Tor Fsmals
&c. SC. aud have copied our bills aud circulars which
relates 10 the complaints ofwomsu. word for word
otheT WHO pat Up medicine have since the gteat
Of DR.. Townsends Sutsap pfllA In complaints
incident to females Recommended toirs Although pre
Vi0usy they did not number OF thass rniHtutet
rlls &c, Injurious to rsmalas a. they sgEravats
diseasn,-snd undermine the constitution. Dr. Town.
sends = the only aud best remedy for the numerous
femAie complA iHts rarely, " cvet fnr Of eT-e rE
permanent II eau he taken by the most dsleats
emales III -uy esss by those eIpaeiiuE 10 bsesms
notharL With tie greatest AdVantAEas as ptsparss
the system aud prsyspts pAin or dauHeT aud strength
both mother snd child Do esrshl to get the Eenu.
Tue
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THIOHGs 90 QUACHs
2aad thia Column Carefully.

Tbstst. ssfsspurila ~ sai6 b. ihs different isras
salad ell pE isceb i"HHsends H.nsrsfIls u q ~
fIFfuUIH M Hu-u-r.-i 49, sIpzldHd allf AAsi aA
thH las rrt yaEFs ia aat afpF ne nHfsspHns HAith
has alLiaad rhararxf HHi rrPuaiisa thfpsghaui ne
usHsa States aAi greater pet VI Ms sefi-lhe s-is
being rHurWpsf.
TIus ssrad fe fapiiitY NJ csfsin uHpHuclplsi NEE
snd old iHsH aha bee b0fn sHEsEcd ~ pnaaH ehssP
publlesilans flFa nuulsF N feaH THE asa's mass
i Jaeuh IuHAfsui ~ spilled "a auahef ~ aea -
Fff rmpoI sut 10 cell he usn " BIZ pai4o ~ pa y
Do TgHHtfHds harsHpHrfls siains ihr HfFH ftNs 80
tuns had nrpfHdnl H aiGfnfilHg an indHqenlsA1
ta nmhsfk iH ~ busiHrsa AmgHg others b. sppiipd
90 ChaHss Wsreus ~ Editor ~ tle lamales f.f,ee.
sho trpiafd sgCh pfppntlunn hf u. Y, AhphhWa
farmrdF uun ~ thn ffupuatnfs % hcALlsIttA
uiNTMfNi RALPH luhthnf, fpuHnfW NsshlHf
and luaHfirf ~ fhe hfpheH sun riasaf hAk, a. he
tiiln heF laiseY. JpHN htilLAAh. ssd Wa
liipMfHrN. under tha Hame ~ lliphfhoHi rhliiT
MAN 90, hsFe .0inpipFed toe pd inaa. zud ssfeaa
uadsntand 90 paY tiR toYsH dnisFs per Heeh
co. i1a Htr 81 his HaHsn lnssn mes have hren HfHi
taT sni hsnr 90 a possible ufus A heprs "a H.nla
Hniirn thrm cod thus hTiug hau snd iieif dsooeuHH
iHia mafkat i.si ihe puhlr decide upah ne eenfse
~ these kasfsi pAa Asasfabs nfH
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o. TIA gfsud % EiHusi dsllY fseaFius afdtH hsn
pllsisiAns " tlnsfspi pzTH " ihs UHisa-
1Hts u n tsftJ that ~. ths HHdsfslgHtd fhJsi
slaaE "a ~ CHi ~ AtsHY. hsFs 10 saiasfass
,esrstgisf Df TssnssHis hsfsspsfils- ssd hsists Il
lsts aat NJ hs meet Fsasds Pfspafsliass 10 ths sr
"a ' ruiisn mn, WILSON, sd RI
AhssI, APri lsn
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tsosusssPaisa CARED,
CifaHs so SHfaFtAfH' CsssasFfsH 'fss ~ fsrsd
HfsasAiiis Csas=tspusH LtrsF Cs.FiaUnt Csias
. GaIaffA Qs,.f - 4sthaa Sgunsr Nissa SsrssaU
80 80 C.sit h'sns ItbA Ma S"'aH. DhfsH o.
ffgls" IfFssts' anss fa'a 90 40 SIZE &C. Aces
bees aHd faA - esssa
- hrlttIaS uissd.
Nss iaiA, lJfh n iHil
ps TowEsHNp.-i tsfHy tsNsts iaubNsfssps-
fiiis hess thtough rto,idsHss o. .s,iut
Vie. hsts fof tstsisi ieafs he'd bad Nuefh. u
hssams astss sud ~osss A. lsat I tatud lafTs
gusutuss 81 hlaat bed iskt saazts. aHi STEADY
dsiUstsd sod fsaassj, snd dii Hst sareft ta lits
hsFs only Used fssf hs'sspsslis stuft uHis s@d
thsfs hss . saulstGai uhsnGs bssu -fsssht ~ %
shls ss -slh I'll uset the fiut I fgfss 90
blood ssd ny tuast hsi isn rec Voc zee ahii iHr
srius that sm tbsutmi ioi ths's 's'slu fss' shs
disut sctNauL 1900. .......... 80 .
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AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE.

TENIlE subscribers have made arrangements
4 with MesHTs RuFrirs, Nuuiac, Mason a
Co. Of Boston, for the sHlc Of ihrF Flows aHd
other Agricultural Implements apd will sell
them az the same prices at which they sell
thrm az rctHii NJ their Wurr- Huur- ,,,- Iast4.a
thus saving 10 the Farmers the freight The
high character which their Flows aud other
articles have attained, we feel confident Will
insure extensive sales and prove beneficial >
the Agricultural Interests Of the county.
We have also for sale Fairbanks Plows.
EiHHERS, please call and look AZ our
flows, llbffows, Cul'yniora, Corn Shelters,
Chufns, OK lows, Grind stnurr--Arbofr,
Cfauks aud Rolls for do Manure Forks,
Shoyrls, Axes, Picks, Iron BArs, &c. No.
We are about cr"eting large building IN
which We shall have oonycnicpt rooms Tor cS.
h,biuug Agricultural lpplcments, and intend
Keeping tHom writ furuiFhrd with such sF,,,
clcs aH Farmers want
We have for sale some Books for Farmers,
upon "Disoasss u huIWH,u ~ - " t,,,ls
"Domrstie Animate by n l.. Alien.
l. JEWETf y co. .
March /, 1910 G05u
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Variety

iiHHTT, 'J,,i,e-, z4gr IansEh exclaimed
Aunt Feuny, purPla with excitement, ~ she
hiIalled liTO tie pHriur, holding ~ l4er hnud
n paper -.-"nini you philunllrudG mHuF'
40 bs suresi nH Fanny" replied Uncle
Dick, no bee raised his eyes and peerrd over
lis sPrclacles NJ hiH excited partner, "wlnrs
uPnowT"
"Hkars vp nol0"' almost shrirked his
suouHei "Why look there" suld she, thruHliug
tle paper into his lhce,ni The siipe time pf1ul-
iug with ler right baud fnre-hnger 20 u par
aPrnph-"rond hat aud weep"
"Well, what ofir'" nskud uuele Dick, NJ
be- ruH his ryr over w.
"Oh you iuliunnn wretch you-iou hnrd
hearted siuuHr,l llinuglt you wns man viii
u liule 81 the credm Of human klnduera ~
YOU
"why, Fanny, lheIieyo sou are going era
~"
"Going rGgy" sle echoed, "and isn't Il g.
uough 10 ninFr oue go crn2y when such
things nre taking place, aud the cowardly
men dnrn'I stop 'em. wish wasn't wa
man.
"liut whars IN Tie paper 10 mike yur'- net
soY"
''Cau'l you rend7 Don't II say there. Won,-
~ aud children STRIVING "a death hy M0rso's
telegraph Fatal spread of tho cholarA by e.
ieclrir lrlegrnph-'lwO hundred mud fifty dy-
ing during day in New Orlsans by mag
nulic elegrnpli-Ilorriblo ripl In NowrYork,
aud twenty seven lives lost by lrleghph-
Terrible fire Ia Boston; M immense amount
orproperty destroyed 10y telegraph Wech'B
circus blown down md life lost 10y clGrtro
nagneic telegrnph-nnd yet you men ret
here with folded arms. mud never raise fn..
Rar 10 stay tho progress Of this inhumnn, Hll-
devaHtating, aud de,ouring monster. ! wish
| was n mani" aud Aunt Fanny few out of
the room, leaving Uncle Dick wrapped IN rs
tUurhmeni.
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fefs, yas aT TiFWr NY rtiHfs- -Es kEEA fnfsd n
ihs s1iahis W uia uts " yauf sHssiisgi msaifins
Tier ssu smieisi FsfY tsFefsy Hlth hsd safes hsFs
tshss f.as haiuft IA toes thsa ~ Hheh feel
mfssl sHdti gfssi HbHssileH'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25

0PAn inyeternto dram dr,nker being told
fhmthe cholera with which he wns niisckc ed
was inournbe aud lhnt he would be- speedily
TemoV6d T1u world ufptrr et,ifiIsI Saiilied,
{" We'll that's n comfort at all oyaniG; for It's
very difficult TO get amy IN this worldly
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HEALING POTTER

knowing, maHy Wafs age, that he had, by
article which would De- ~ incalculablc adyan.
tagc TO mankind, whrn once known aud cx,
tensiycly used, he hoped aud pctseyercd, ex.
pceunR the time 60 arrive when the means
would be- furnished 10 bring II into universal
notice, when its inestimiblc virtues would be-
kaowR aud appreciated. This time has come
ar srrfrr,s are -tl,, .t..d dina