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S1RAY SIZE.


EI4Htrlyed before B. Z Crownever, j.
IL r., by james Millions. on the
10Th day of September 1859, and will
be sold before the court house door. in
She town of Bellevue on the 2nd Satur-
day III March. 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal. to-wit: A
small white MARE, about IA hands high,
six wears old, branded with IS II " ON
the right Zip. Said animal was taken
~, at the premises of the said Millions
about tht 10Th day Of August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner Of said mare is requested
to come forward, prove property; pay
charges, &c.
w. H. HILL, Stray master.
Bellevue, Sept, IL, 1859. nI2-6
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

& Ate iLenisiara, Parish d Bossitr
~ Clerks uiIice i7tb District Court
ice Is hrt.iA given tia. Alhrrt "
SFurln adm.ls'rator oil the successio
FIJI sFnrlin deceased, has this das
fed IN he office Of. said Clerk, his
final arcnnsd as administrator alorp.
sand New, therefore, this is 70 admon.
l.h all persons concerned. that il OF
position is moi mate rheJeto within fbt
time prescribed hy law, he said account
will he honalgaied and made The judo
mtnt OF the eoprl.
Gwen uat r my hard and seal ii
office. AT Bellevue. this The 2Ist day oil
December A. D. 1855.
TH0S, ". BRADEN,
n26 1886 Deputy Clerk,
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GEO. a. PIKE,

H eneral agent, Baton Rouge, La
Va Immmediate attention given to
collection of salaries, claims against
the State; bills Of exchange, drGfts
and accounts; also the entry Of Land
Information without charge.
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STRAY SIZE.


4 NsIrayed beti're me the undersigned
AZ authority, by E. 5 Clark, OH the
1871 day ai October, 1859, and will be
sold before he court honse door. IN the
town Of Bellevue, on the Sd Saturday
III Jauuary. 1851, Tor cash, the follow
ing drscribet STEER to-wit: d white
steer with ttsck head and SPOT All The
right shoulder. STOUT ~ years old with
TIE prints 1T lds horus sawed aud
MARKED viii 2 smooth ,feP ard SAW
st3 ID NJ ittt ear.
TIE opter Of said animal j. request.
ed "a coute iprWard. Prove property.
pas charges. &c.
Bellevue La, Oct 18Th 1859.
" II HILL
MI 3m StraGemasteF.
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STRAY SALE.

THstrayed before the unaereigned.
IL authority, on the 10th dav Of
August 1859, by Col. Elijah Hudson.
and viii be sold before the Court house
door, in the town Of Bellevue on SAT-
JRDAY, the 24th day Of February.
1860, for cash, Mustang MARE
MULE. Of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail !; allowed five wears old
branded with 8 Spanish brand, and ap-
praised at twenty FIVE dollars. The
owner Of said mule Is requested to
como forward, prove property. pay
charges. &c. ". II HILL,
yln9-6ms Stray Master.
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CHARGES PER SESSION OF 1--WE MowTnl

Board in private families from z TO
8 dollars per month.
By order Of Board OF Trustees.
v. WALKER, presidens.
K. A. CAvETT, Secretary.
PIainvilIe, Bossier Parish, La. mo
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SUGtrES J0N N4LE.

SUGC EsI TON SALE.
ID siftue Of an order of sale to me
D directed from the District Court
nt Bo9sier Parish. Louisiana. I David
Lawrence, administrator Of the success
sion Of A 6, Ekels, deceased, will
sci at public auction, within the legal
hours of sale, at the late residence of
the deceased, on
UESDAY
the l0th day of January next, all of
the personal property, belonging to
said succession, remaining unsold, con-
sisting Of
2 mules and 3 horses;
yoke of oxen and 10 cows
+ 10 head of hogs
| OK wagon and old wagon;
A buggy,2 guns, castings;
Tools. grind stone
gin stand, household
Furniture, Sc.
% bales of cotton;
400 bushels of corn;
stacks of fodder, sc.
Also, on SATURDAY the 28th day
of January next. at Fillmore. will
sell the land belonging to said success
sion, being the southeast quarter Of
section twentY-six, township eighteen
range Il, containing one hundred and
sixty acres.
Terms Of sale-Cash with the bene-
TT of appraisement
DAVID LAWRENCE,
n26 Cts pfSl+ Administrator
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
BossIER PARISH. Ia.
YFNhe Second Term Of this

YENhe Second Term Of this
Il institution commenced yEgl5gls.
no Monday October Sd, and
will continue without ihtefnisson-E ex-
cept week At Chris n9as for tie terra
Of forty weeks. The sourse-os. jps,rnc-
ton is complete aad the corps Of each.
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
ings bening finished. we can now offer
as many facilities Tor instruction as NAV
be found in the South sest The
institution is located in high ani
healthy region Of county. watersd by
the best Of sPFinEs, which makes the
situation desirable one. A church il
situated near by, so thai students NAV
attend divine service regularly. A good
physician is also located at this point,
who will superintend the students In
cases Of sickness.
CHARGES PER Session OF FIVE MONTHS,
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8CClS son E6I.CE.

oCC3 st + SCI4 CE.
Louisa 4. Paris h a i}osSicr.
- k's flee Heh DiStrics Court.
Neilc i iiefeay given tAaf William.
Aci5atis, 81 asihin county Texas, has
tiis DAY fnd il the office of saic
+ ttcS Il al icatinu to he r, eeghize
as SOY ig Itttbi foi Nfey J. aieDade.
a ;;tof. New, tlsessfnre, tki "a ,loi
~ a3' sf5s'.s4s e2 lea % c M for
va aat si'9 amy Hey have,
- ~ days VI, tic said applicant
.nca-d cot De recognized as foreign
inter. and authorized to remove thl.
property of said minor.
Given under M hand and seal of
office At BaA4Eue this 24th December
A. D. 1859. ii. A. ARMY.
NJ st SO CLERK.
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fswof The Books always to be found a, their Store

Abridgment Debates OF Coz gross,
Bentons Thirty Teare. {
American Eicqaence, 1 I
Cyciopedia,
Cyciopedia VII and Harlor,s
We bsier's Unabridged Diciisnary,
do Royot Octave edo
90 scheo! editian DO
Walkers ID dot I do
Buttons Natural f7i&iorS,
Plutareh's LIVES. /
Rollins AncieSt History,
Josephue,
An,hon,a (siaEstcai DirSirnaesy,
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T*gethes vih large assortment of
RBLEs.r PRAYER Books. TEsTAMENTs HYMS-BooKs g
and all pnsnlar NOVELS
ensn School Books eopprs Readers Grammar- Arh
Geogfapby ahd Aliases Piano Instructors Flute Violin n
MEDICAL of
All Of ehch will be SID at Che lowest Southern market prices
H29 F.. BALL & DASHIELI4.#
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

On Thursday evening about dark, num-
bsr ofmen and boys here lit some torches
and formed procession. They marched
up and down town groaning occasionally
for iThesker.
1T Mas reported that lot Of Repnbli.
cans. bad gone TO- the house of James
r. Morris. and, in his absence. had been
gtoshfhg for him. It afterward appeared
thst the report Of the conduct of the Re-
politicians bad been exaggerated Some
ofilths Republicans deny that any grosn-
Ing atsll vas done At Morris,. james
Cunningham, ir. and Odbert Little will
maka thsir anidavits that there was, and
that they heard it, We learn that the
s4pad Who manage'the little up street con-
corn fre making great Efforts to ge, up a
sensation oyer the grooming for Theaker.
Ifsthsy cay in their little sheet all they
have said elsewhere, We will convince the
people chat they are not truthful men.
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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elsc-
IN tors of Monroe County, in the State OF Ohio.
that they meet in the several Townships in said
County, at the usual places of holding cleo
tions thorein, on the
Second Tuesday of October, next,
that being the 9th day of said month, then
and there to elect by ballot, according to law,
the following officers, to wit:
One Supreme Judge.
One Member of Board of Public Works,
One Attorney General,
One Representative to Congress of the o. 8.
One Probate Judge.
One Auditor County,
One Commissioner Full Term,
One Commissioner Unexpired Term.
One Infrmary Director.
And the Trustees of the several townships
of said County are further notified, that they
are required by law to return from their res
pective townships to the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas ofthe County, the names Of the
following number of persons to serve as jurors,
to wit: Adams A, Benton 3, Bethel s, Center
| 16, Franklin Z, Green S, Jackson A, Malaga g.
Ohio 9, Perry s, Salem 8, Seneca I, Summit s
sunsbury 8, Switzerland s, Washington 6
Wayne3.
And the Judges Of Elections will take notice
that the polls must be opened between the
hours of 6 O'Clock, and 10 o'clock a. M, and
closed at O'Clock, p. m, of said day.
| Given under my hand at the Sheriff's Office
in Woodsfeld, this Sd day of September, A. d
1859.
C. N. MORROW, Sheriff. N. C. O
Sept. Z, 1860.
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Mass Meeting.

The Democracy of Seneca Township
will meet in
CALAIS, SEPTEMBER 22d, 1860.
A Pole 100 feet high will be raised.
JAMES r. NORRIS,
HON. VIM La WRENCE,
WM p. RIcHARDSON
and B. f. .SP RIG G. s.,
will address the people upon the political
issues of the day
The Woodsfield Brass Band
will be in attendance.
Our Motto-PopULAR SOVEREIGNTY
"Non Intervention in States, in Terrific.
ries or in the District of Columbia.
TURN OUTl TURN OUT!l
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xON Saturday Douglas pole was raised
ct Jacob Hamiltons one hundred feet in
height. Mr.. Hamilton (who. by the way
10 - generous and obliging man. and as
good . Democrat as there is in the county,
provided very excellent dinner for those
Who came from distance.
The crowd then went to Lewisville
where . pole one hundred and seventy. five
feet in height was raised. Mr.. Richard
son addressed the meeting in the after>
noon. The Lewisville brass band was in
attendance.
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Petition to Sell Land

Samuel Clesg, Administrator Of Jesse Ech6ls,sa
deceased, plaintiff, srsii Ell.
against s'.,f .sts,1;,c
Samuel Echols, Armstrong EchoIs, William
Echois, John Echols, David Edhols and Hasv
garet Echols, defendants. ee .t1snee
THE said Samuel Echols, John EcholsI and Z
i William Echols, who reside in Monroe !,
County and State of Ohio, and Armstrong
Rchols and David Echols, whose place Of feif.-s
dence is unknown, and Margaret Castor who ,
resides in the State of Indiana, will take mo-
tice that Samuel Clegg as the Administrator Z
of the Estate of Jesse Echols, deceased, filed q
petition against them in the Probate Court OF
said County of Monroe, the object and prayer
Of which is to sell the south east quarter Of
the south east quarter Of section %, township,
three (3,) OF range four (4,) containing forty
acres Of land, to pay the debts of SAID Estate;
and unless they answer or demur to said Pc
tition in thirty days from date, said petition
will be taken as true and decree will be taken
accordingly. HEADLEY PANCOAST,f 80
Att'ys for Solicitor.
August 20, 1e6o.-4w. A'..---t4 lif.t'
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Republican Mass Meeting.
BIG CROWD-L1TTLE SPEECHES.
And There Were Some Niggers
There.
The Republican Mass Meeting, on
Thursday was quite large for that party.
Some persons think that nearly as many
persons were present as at the Democratic
pole'raising on Saturday. The whole
country had been raked and scraped, and
every means possible were used, to get up
crowd. Men were urged to bring their
families, and the result was that not half
the crowd were voters.
And there were some niggers there.
Professions were formed just outside
of town, all the town Republicans who
could get couveyances of any description
went out and joined in tho professions.
They were marched around by Warren
Hollister in such a way as to exhibit their
number to the best advantage.
And there were some niggers there.
The Democrats had banner ninety
feet long stretched from thei. hickory at
the Bioomer House diagonally across the
public. square to Koehler's pole. On it
were the following inscriptions.
OUGLAS. JOHNSON AND
NORRIS - WHITE VOTERS TO
GOVERN WHITE MEN,
THE UNION - 1T MUST AND
SHALL BE TED.
1t happened that the two 6rst arrivals
to the Republican meeting were two wagon
loads of niggers The Republicans could
control their wrath no longer when the
motto "whi,e voters to govern white men,
stared their colored brethren in the face.
Thereupon they abused those who got up
the banner in unmeasured terms.
And there we're some niggers there.
The procession would not go under the
banner, but crowded between the big hick.
cry and the Bloomer House. They shout
ed and carried on considerably, especially
the uiggers. We could not help but
think that niggers were out of their place
when in political procession, taunting
Democrats. and exulting over them
Would no: the same men who encourage
niggers to JOIN in their professions, en-.
courage niggers to vote if they dared?
The procession was quite long and very re-
spectacle.
And there were some n'ggers there.
The crowd went to the Fair Grounds,
where. after they were assembled in the
Floral Hall, they we're addressed by Tom.
Theaker. Toms speech consisted of ex-
tracts from the writings or sayings of
Southern fire: eaters, which he called Dem.
ocratic doctrine Aside from this there
was nothing in his speech excep. egotism,
and few stupid attempts at wit.
And there we're some niggers there.
Mr.. Root, the man who voted to receive
the petitions to- dissolve the Union then
spoke. There is nothing in him. Every
body, so far as we have heard an expires,
siop, was greatly disappointed in him,
The speeches were the shabiest that we
have ever heard at Mass Meeting
And there we're some niggers there.
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The s,eamer .Albemarle lent

~ The steamer -Albemarle lent their
ropes and pulleys to the Democrats OF
this place for their pole.raising. There
are no more clever men on :he Ohio than
the officers of the Albemarle.
the officers of the steamer Ingomar did
the same obliging act. All Who trave
between the points traversed by these
boats should patronise them. Nearly ell
the people of this county know the off
GERS Of the Ingomsr. They are obligine
gentlemen.
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Delegates for the Mass Meeting.
The Franklin and Summit township
delegations will meet in Lewisville They
will join the Malaga and Seneca delega-
tions at Kerr's at 10 O'Clock, A. N
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

The meeting in Switzerland township
on Saturday was an entire success.
About two hundred were present, large
majority of whom we're voters. Mr.. John
Montssdelivered speech which is spoken
Of in the highest terms by those who heard
It. Mr.. MONTE will some day rank among
the foremost German orators in Ohio
Mr.. Koehler also spoke showing mp the
Republicans in their true light.
switzerland is sound as dollar.
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Turn Out to the Mass Meeting.

Let the ofacers ofevery Douglas Club in
tho county call meeting and urge upon
ths nsmbers to come mp in q body to the
MSS Meeting II the day Is fair, the
indics&icns are that there will be A
LxRGER CROWD THAN WAS Ev-
ER BEFORE IN WOODSFIELD.
] Let the executive committees of the
tSwnShip 6x upon the times and places for
tke meetyngs OF the several Clubs in q
township procession. When these are
sxed let the officers Of the Clubs be in.
formed Of Il. and let them inform the
members. Come on, Democrats, and see
Whist crowd our candidates and our
cause con assemble.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

.1 G.. w. Carrothers, near this
place, was kicked on the jaw,by horse,
on Tuesday last. It was thought at 6rsi
that he Was very dangerously hurt. but be
10 recovering.
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German Meetings.

German Meetings.
Mr.. JOHN MONTH, will address his
German -cilizens at the following
times and places:
FRICK'S School. House, Ohio town
ship. Saturday. Sept 18th, at o'clock
NEW CASTLE. Green township,
Saturday. Sept. 18th. at O'Clock.
HARRIE rTSVILLE, Noble county,
Friday, Sept. 28th, in the evening: Ger.
man and English speaking
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

~We neglected to call attention
last week to the card of Warren Hollister
He has resumed the practice of law, and
will no doubt be successful He will
conduct business entrusted to him with
care and energy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

H- Mrs. BAKER, widow of the late
Martin Baker, died very suddenly few
miles from this place, on Monday morn
ing She, and her husband were among
the very first settlers of this county. and
aided in Riding the country of its raven
ous beasts and scarcely less ravenous
Indians They have q large number OF
descendants in the county.
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German Mass Meeting.

There will be German Mass Meeting
in Woods6eld, on
Tassday. October 2nd,
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, which will
be addressed by
OTTO DRESSED, Esq, of Columbus.
= Let the Germans of the County turn
ont in their strength, and hear q speech
by one of their foremost Orators in Ohio
in their own language.
Tell it to your neighbors, and bring
them along.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

w. learn that boys foot was crushed
to pieces At the Republican meeting at
Sarahsville, by their rail-splitting non-
sense.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
Id from the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the front door of the Court House, in the
town of Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, 1860,
the following described real estate situated in
said county of Monroe and STATE of Ohio, to wit
Nine acres in the south east corner of the
north east quarter of section 81, township 5
and range s, it being the tract purchased o.
VIM. Truax by VIM. Cooper, deceased.
VIM READ, Adm', of
VIM. Cooper. deceased.
September Il, 1860.
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PAUSE & REFLECTS.

r expect to leave this country about the arst
i of October, and will feel very much obliged
to all who pay me by that time. After that
all my accounts and notes will be left In the,
hands of J. T. Morrill, J. p. for collecsion-
- J. R. SMITH. j
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hammer Presentation.

banner Presentation.
The. Woodsfeld Douglas Club have re-
solved to present banner to the town.
ship, (Center excepted. having the largest
delegation at the Grand Mass Meeting.
on the 18th.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

The Barnesville IntelHgencer announces
our. meeting for the 10th instead Of the
18th. Please correct, Mac.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

We learn that A. 9. Archbold has gone
over TO the Republicans along with bis
'pap."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

TIER. was very large crowd at Kiley's
school-house last week. That region is
oil right.
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POle-RaiSing.

The Democracy of Wayne township
will raise Douglas pole at
SIMON DRUMS
on Saturday. the 22nd Of September.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

The top Of the big Democratic pole in
this place broke of during the storm on
Saturday evening.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12

Meeting at Stafford.
There will be Democratic Meeting at
Stafford. on the 29M Of September.
JAMES Il. NORRIS, and other speakers
will ba in attendance
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TWELVE WEEKS


FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
At the request of many of
our Democratic brethren we
have determined to furnish the
Spirit for twelve weeks, which
will be during the Presidential
Campaign for twenty-five
cents.
Every one is able to take it
at this price. Go to work,
clubs and committees and
procure lists of subscribers.
Scores can be obtained in
every township.
AS this price barely covers
expenses, THE CASH MUST IN, ALI
CASES ACCOMPANY THE ORDER.
August 8th-3t.
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Administrators Notice. asidv
NOTICE is hereby given that the undesign-I
IN ed was, on the 22nd day of August, 1880,
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator of the estate OF
John Gray, deceased 81 {sSB b@l
LEWIS GRAY, Adm'r.s9ig
Aug 20, 1s60.-3t essaaei as,fs,
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Monroe Lodge Mo. lss.

Monroe Lodge No. l09. >ssaad
OF Free and Accepted Aasons, meet on b
" Wednesday evening on or preceding eaek J.
full moon and on Wednesday two weska there
after, at the Masonic Hall. 50 st 'i,ts ahS
OFEIOER9: ezaal s.lS
JOHN s.. WAY, w. M ssl3ts itg1
JAS. r. NORRIS, s. W.. G.H.DAvEHPoRr,S.D.r
JOEL F. RAHpoIrH, J. w. C. n. MoRRow. J. D.,
NJ. HosFTIER, Treas. H. Porrs, Tyler. -
J. D. STAUvBs, Sec'y. . ~ lsot4 paR
Woodsfeld, Jan. IL. $780,. ~. aaa Soot
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Peter Paris Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that tie undersign.
IN ed has been approved by the Probate
Court of Monroe county, Ohio, as executor VI
the estate of Peter Paris, deceased.
JOHN PARIS.
Sept. 8, 1s60-3t. o2g
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Douglas Medals.

Kirkbride has received q large lot Of
medals, containing accurate likenesses OF
the Democratic candidates for President
and Vice President-Douglas and John
son.
Only Is Cents Each,
Call soon or they will all be gone.
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T'HE undersigned is now receiving and open
i ing an entire new stock of
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. TOBAC-
cos, CIGARS. ,CONFECTION.
ARIES. NOTIONS, &C.,
Which he is determined TO sell for
Less profits than they have
ever been Sold for in
Sunfish. =
will sell No. WHISKY by the barrel al
q cents per gallon over Cincinnati prices, and
S H @ W MY Bill l. S,
and other goods in my line in proportion.
q Call and see me before purchasing else
where, at the Old Stand of Jacob Meek, Main
Street, near the Town Pump.
-TermS-CASH.-
wM. LIPPINCoTT.
April IL, 1sso.- em.
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Notice,

Notice,
1HE subscriber takes this method of inform.
ing the public not to trust his wife, Elizs
Travis, on his account, as he will pay no debts
of her contracting. MOSES TRAVIS.
Sept. 8, 1s60.--3t.