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Dissolution or Partnership.

NRHE Partnership lately existing be
- tween Johnston and Peafce, as pub
fishers Of the Carrel Free Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who have cloims
against the late '6rm, are requested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, TO ].
Pearce, 10 whom all debts due the firm
mus, be paid without unnecessary delay.
VIM JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARE.
Carrolton Oct 1885. .....
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Carrolltor Bec. 4lh 1885.
7ooEE--91ox .csS!

LOS I IN Carrolton, Or somewhere in
this vicinity, smallleather Pyckel-Book
much soled by use, ,-contaiding six dol
lars IN money - the same being one bank
bill Of So, enc Of 81; ard two dollars in
silver; with several notes off hand amour
ing (as nearly as recoIlec:ed,) to twenty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD viii
be given to any person vino may have
found said pocketbook, and will return
II with its contents to tEe subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 4slh. 1885. ..H ...
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIcATIr IN OF
THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. |, 1896
To be edited By IL Bailhache.

TNhe high importance of dissemiua
u ting correct information smoug
the grta body Ol the American people
at the present alarming crisis in our
national affairs, being universally ad'
mitted, it is deemed unnecessary 10
assignat length thereasonS which seem
to require the publication Of a semi
weekly newspaper at the seat Of gov
ernmeht Of this great State; at least
until The coming struggleifOr the next
Presidency shalt have been brought
10 a close, Suffice it to observe, that
a weekly jlurnaI, however capaciOus,
must necessarily be too contracted, as
welt as too tardy in its operations, TO
meet the exigencies of he times Two
regular numbers per week, il is belle.
we'd, will in great measure, supply
the acknowledged deficiency. Ia or
der, therefore, TO insure large circu.
IaIioo TO the proposed publication, and
place it within the reach Of every one
the price Of subscription has been
brought downtO The lowest possible
rate.
As the poIitical opinions Of the Ed
ilor are not unknown in Ohio, it is
deemed unnecessary 10 give any other
pledge Of The course he intends 10 pur
sue, than 10 observe that, being fully
persuaded the election OfMARTINVAN
BUREN 10 the next Presidency must
preve highly detrimental 10 the pub.
lic interest, as we'll as immlnently
dangerous to the liberties Of the citi
zen, he will z9alOusly labor TO prevent
so deplorable result, by alfordlng an
active, and so far as may dependupon
him, an Efficient support TO TIL +
CANDlDATE0F THE PEOPLE.
From Maine 10 Georgia, the freemen
Of the United States are rushing 10 HE
rescue Of the country with a spirit
worthy Of the days of '76. Nothing
more is therefore necessary 10 secure
TO them an easy and complete triumph
over the oHics.holders, Than q perfect
organization. TO effect this, on hon.
orable and lasting principles, shall be
leading object Of the Journal; and
while most cordially responding 10
he recent enthusiastic de emoAstrations
Of public sentiment in favor of oar
distinguished felIow.citizen, WIN.
HENRY HARRISON, ss Con. Jack.
son's successor it will treat with true
fralernal kindness all those who, con.
curling with as 10 uncomprising op-
position to MIR, Vac BureO, may nev
erlheless deem Daniel Webster, or
Hugh l.. White, entitled 10 The prefe
renee. In other respects, the semi,
weekly Journal will contain the cur
rent news Of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
or instructive; and nothing will be
omitted, on the pa,t of the Editor and
Publishers, 10 render ii worthy of an
extensive aud liberal patronage.
CONDITIONS.
TIM OuIo STATE JouRNAL will ha
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ANKEN NOTHING CLOTNs.

The subscriber notlered with many
testimonials received from nIiIlers who
hlve bought and used these valuable bolt
ing cloths in rhcE Merchant Flour Mills,
1-begs leave to inlorm miIIers and 9th
ere, hat he has received q largo lot oI
Boiling Cloths, direct from The maRIlac
iuresi aud will be hoPpy to supply mil
err Ua liberal terms with the article,
which he will warrant. ... ...u.
. JOHN riley.
littsb'h Pn. February 10. 1886. -
rs Burr Mil Stones aud French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual. :. ...
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NOTICE.


DY virtue OF an or4er to US directed
Dby John ShoGer, justice ofthe Peace
for Jefferson tp,, 10 Carroll county, we
!he Undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised certain stray
mare, taken up by John Korken OF said
township, and find the same to be a dark
bay, white in her forehead, and two hind
feet white, about fourteen hands high, &
suppose her 10 be between Is aud 20
years old, nnd value her at four dollars.
Given under our hands this I'd day Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1886.
GEO. SMITH, : ...
JOHN YINGLlNG. { Appraisers
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this I'd day of January, A. D. 1896.
JOHN SHOBER, J. P.
State Of Ohio, Carroll County, SIS.
It's hereby certified that The foregoing
is true copy from my eslrOy book
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of Jan. 1895.
JOHN sHoBER, J.P.
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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
OHIO GABNl. DR.
AND WESTERN HoRTEcULTURIsr.

1npresentinga rrospectusfo for the third
volume of The Ohio Farmer TO the public
the Editor conceives it unnecessary 10
enter into Mi .;ute detail Of its charac
ter aud object. Ihese'havc been clearly
evlnced sinco lis commencement, and
IRON the 'hIgh testimonials received from
AsricuIturIsis and tlnrlcu'lurists Of the
first standing and Intelligence, he is moi
without hope that his latcrs have been
Of some servicet to the cause of Western
Agriculture, aud that there has been. at
least partial salislaction4oihUse who pat
ronlSe the work.
There was never period oi'deePerFk
terest to the cHItivalors ofthe soI in the
great valley o. The Mississippi thah the
present. There never wTs time when
Intelligence c0GIG be puteo better uses -
when knowledge was Of greater adv;sh
tase, II is tie era Of advancement tn the
art and science Of The cultivation of the
earth, and the improvement of'GsefRl aIfi
mails. And he who refuses TO keep pE6e
with the times, Try Informing himself Of
what is transpring aroeRd him, will loose
more than h1If the pleasures aad advan
ages oi his own age The certainty ofa
ready market aRd d rich reward for all
the productions oil The earth shosld Le
double stimulenl to increase the quanli
ly.
The OTTO FARMER will be 'deveeb
toOMeINAL ESSAYS, and articles select
ed from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAVlNGS, No Agri
caItrral work ever published IN the West
has been so tlbera4ly Supplied with origi
nal articles, the most oil which have been
copied aud received wide circulation 10
other papers The culture of soh-im-
provemcnl of anIinals-of garden vegeta.
eles- Of Ag'tcu9tural implements, and
Geology Botany, Chymislry, &c. &c.
will receive due attention.
SILK - AS the culture Of this new ar
ticle vi wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoling sufficient
portion Of the Volume of the Farmer IO
this subject, 10 give all new beginners a
fair start, who may wish to enter into
the business, either on large or a snail
scale, from the sowing Of The mulberry
seed to the reeIing and manufacturing Of
the cocOons, colouring &c. a -
Each Volume of this paper is furnish.
ed with Tile Page and Index, express
y for binding, and will make about 200
pages, The first number Of the Third
Volume will be published on the lst day
Of January, 1896
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice month
at S 90 in Gdpance. All notes on SOL
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made at our risk, free Of postage. Per.
aons obtaining 5 subscribers and forward
Ing The money, shall receive copy for
their trouble. .... ,............
6TElilors, who wish 10 receive the
Third VolGme will please publish the a.
OOve, and forward their papers for OK
change,
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885,
80 Barrels New Orleans Molasses--
ust received and for sale by ....
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February 5th 1896
,NQIS SALE o

The subscriber wishes to sell 100
shares ol the Capital Stock Of the yellow
Crtek, (arroIlon nnd Zoar Rml Road
Gompaay. On this Stock one hundred
und hry dolIWs has been paid IN; aud
viii be soId on q small discount.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
C,mlhon, Feb 26h, 1885.
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Carrollton Oct 1885.
NOTICE

TNHE undersigned, appointed COM
- mittee TO contract with competent
workman, TO build church at the Big
S. ring, Wish to take proposals for the
erection Of the same. the ensuing summer
The size is 45 by So; the wall is TO be ol
brick, 10 feet high, the first contract to
enclose the house aud lay the under floor.
The place Of building, is ten miles west
of CArrolIton Monroe Township. Carroll
county Ohio, for further particulars en-
uuirn rcth cnnomiitee
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N Igo0a one.-When the late Judge
HoweII, of Rhode Island was at'the
Bar, Mr.. Burgess, 10 play q joke,
auoie on The lining oEhis hat uaCuum
cqpnf (empty~head) = the'hat cireula
ned about, exciting smile on every
Countenance, except that flhe owner
who deliberately took it up,ard re.
tpesied the words above, and well
knowing The suthor of the mischief
addressed the Court as follows, May
ii, please the C0url, ask your 'Honors
protection (hoding up the haD for,
said hP, Il fnd that brolhe: Burgess
has written his name on MY hat, and !
have reason to fear that he intends to
make or naturalization GalaTy,
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POETRY.
MY HOME.
ny MARY EMILY JACKSON.

ny MARY EMILY JACKSON.
They'say my home nny gentle home,
Is where rude mountains rise;
The Sunbeams shed cheerless ray,
From those cold Nor,hern~skiss,
They say, though sweet the songlt gives,
My harp is rude, 0nd wild;
And though speak, the notes Of Joy,
Yeti am Sorrows child.
They say Pm friendiess and alone,
Ia some secluded dell,
With not a ray to light my path.
And hone-to love me we'll;
That have never known the word,
Andits all glorious things,
Nor felttbe- ray which knowledge bears,
0n its mysterious wings.
Andthey ali pity me! they feel
How transient is my st0y,
Unless some hiddea light should CLEAN
UPonmy troubled way;
They fear that 'mid those darksome wilds
The lonely Rower may die,
UnheedeG by the werd's cold fsown,
And,PIeasure's fearless eye.
They know not that, though rude the
path,
Wpbwild and untamed gIee,
AS when ChiIdhaod's happy DAYS,
hlY fGni can wander Crae
High over hill and mountain side,
BY greenwood iouGt and bower,
Light as the Wild deer's arlIess leap,
In summers gqyest hour.
Thcy1know not that, though rude and
dark,
Those uRtain haunts may seem,
That Friendship sheds her gesilI ray,
On every sunny stream;
And though the flowers winch deck my
path,
Are hueless all and wild,
Yet Summers warm aud gladsome beam,
Has Ger them kind y smiled.
They know not that The genie air
Which -kisses of my brow,
And Whispers me Of holy things,
Through every leaIy bough; ....
The calm and misty twilight hour,
'1'he greenwood wild and free,
And that the. friendsl love too well,
Are oil The world me.
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no MILLOWNERS AND
Ms1SaE5,

The Undersigned, owners Of Merchan.
Touring Mills, in Pennsylvania, Ohm
md Western Virginia, htving severally
purchased and for some time had in opc.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, manu-
Ectured by Mr John Rhey Of The city Of
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in stating that
their Burrs, both iC the quality Of the ma
lerial aud in the workmanship, have Civ
en- the most en- ire satisfaction. .r..
The enterprise manifested by Mr. Rhey
in establishing this manuluclury, his ex-
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care and skill in The seIec.
on ol stone ol superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment 10
The notice of purchasers, and we are hap
py TO have it in our power 10 bear this
public testimonial IN his favour. ...
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver co. Pa.
5 Walker, Il CO. ELz'behlown, Pa.
J. A Mile., r rion Mills Pa,
|. Mitchell SewickIcy .. Pa.
Jacob H. ZigIer, Hprrison Mills Pa.
Isa &C Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa.
James d. White, New Castle Mills Ia.
John Pugh, Falslon, Beaver CO. Pa.
Co. Co par Il J. Cassiday, 81 eum
Mil, near Pittsburgh Pa.
Isaac Pangurn, 5. NJ Monongahela
Run Pa.
W, D. Hawkins, AIl4gheny Pa.
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham Scheler, Z,Iienopole Pa
David NJ. Junkin, Etna Furnace, Pa.
james Morrow, Carroll CO. Ohio.
F. Zigler, Big Beaver, Pa.
r. u J. Lindsay, Venango, CO. Ia.
J. Johnston, ..... Va.
Stephen Maple, - Va.
J. Moans, Steubenville, ... Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
February 10, 1896.
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1900 FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
q ELECTED at the Quarries in France
dust receiving by latest arrivals,
where are also to be had, the Burr Mill
Stone, warranted equal to any in the
United States.
JOHN riley,
No. s, Wood street, Pittsburgh
June 10, 1885.
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30 Barrels New Orleans Molasses--
ust received and for sale by
.. CATLETT &HEATON.
Wellville, Nov, 20, 1885. ra.s 0.
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February 10, 1896.
GrOcerieS at VVh0Ic-SaEc.

Groceries at Wholesale.
CATLErT 81 HEAIUN, are Just re-
ceiving very General Assortment aud
heavy stock Of Pittsburgh
manufactured articles, g.. &c.
.. 4ncludIng
l6O Bags Rio Cof-e
80 chests Young Hysou Tea.
3OhIf. So do do
go l3 Ib Boxes do do
10 6 Ib. Gun powder, do ...
90 Box Chocolate.
1000 90 Loaf Sugar
25 bbls. N. O. do.
1000 ~ Allspice
1000 Pepp
l50 " Cloves
90 B" Nulmegs
50'Ma's. Cassea
80 Kegs Beatty's Powder
10 do Rock do
20 Box. Eastern Tobacco
10 Kegs do do
10 Box Pipes
$4,000 Common Segsrs
10000 Spanish do
5000 Melee do
2 Ceroons Of Indigo
] hid. Msdder
8 Casks Alum
2 bbIs. Spirits TurpenVae
4 rlerce Sperm OIL
" Whale de
1000 -" Spanish Whiting
500 " do Browa -
500 " Veaetian Red
500 Glue ....
900 Salt Peire .......
800 EPSON Salts ...
20 Boxes Shaving Soap
1907. casks Sweet Malaga Wine
5 " 81. Lucce do r.
5 " I" Lisbon do
s" I" Porte do
3 - Supr. Old do
1900 lbs. Ass'd. Confec,ionaries -
case Liquorice
500 lbs. Keg RaisinS
10 BJxs. do .........
2 bbls. Almonds ..
9 do Ground nuts
l,0Oo lbs. Cast Steel ...
1000 do Eng. Blist, do
Mill and CrOsscut Saws, Shovels,
Spades, Patient buckets, Cotton yarn
assorted Nos, Csndlewick, Cotton bat
ting, COrdsge Of every kind, Shot;
Lead, Writing and wrapping paper,
Iron, Nails, Glass and Sash.
Also, 20 crates Queensware assort.
ed, rs Dozen common plates by the
dozen. .. ... ........ .....
All of which they offer on as good
terms, as they can be bought west Of lhs
mountains. ..,...
CATLETT s. HEATON,
WelIsville, Nov. LIST, 1885. ....
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FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
For Sale By the Piece or Package,
MOW opening st No. ss, Wood ST.
~ Pittsburgh, an unusual large as.
sortment Of .. ... ....... B.. ....
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Purchased in the Eastern Cities, most
ly through the dull busiaess months,
June and July,) with particular view
to the present and approaching seasons.
Every facility will be offered 10 meet
the terms and wishes Of purchasers
Us p WATERMAN PALMER.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. IL, lS35.-7t
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rps~ s-~-&. ~ g "' T..%.a
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6TElilors, who wish 10 receive the
Third VOl&me will please publish the a.
bOve, and forward their papers for OK
change, Nv.
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885.
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ESetS - t3,I.'-

WI r tract Of lind on which reside living in the
II upper end of Campbell county, ON Oucr River,
supposed to contain between cgnt an nine hun
dred acres between one hundred and one hundred
and FLY Is River and Greek bottoms.
Tie price have fixed upon the properly. is ten
thousand dollars. do not hesitate to say, that any
person wishing to buy good esdte, will not be dis
appointed in the expectation that the price is calcu-
ted to raise.
The object of making a. sale, is to make distrbu-
ton of he proceeds my children credit viii be
given all the purchase money and long credit ON
part If dcsired-lhc purchaser paying interest on
the part thus extended.
BENJAMIN HADEN
October , wt25D
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Drop Ptoug hng.-W hills on a visit a neigh
Dor some evenings since, he showed us part OF
his cornfeld which had formerly been a celery
bed, which he assured us that the corn grew
more luNuran,Iy, aud wiihs,ood tie drought better
than any other part of the field, although every
part OF il was manfred and ploughed alike. lie
a,cribcd, and We thought with great propIieiv,
the difference to tho circumstance ,I,a' the peculi
ar spot had been deeply penetrated with the
spade in lis preparation for the oei,rv, and allow
cd the roots OF the corn "A better oPorunity I"
search Tor iood beyond the influence Of The parch-
ing ,nn This iactwond seem 10 plead much IN
favor OF deep plougldne and we nope the n'n' WIZ
be improved upon the ensuing season. we havn
ever been its advocate, and W" bar. been SD from
conviction Of The common sense thai was about
the argument which presented 't''''t to our mind IN
favor ofthe.prac,ice. 4mtrican Tdumer.
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y,N FALL X WINTER GOODS.
FOR 1895,

,,,,, .i-.,;bo,, vnrx ,.s,octr,II,. ;,.c,.,i, H.;
-, and rho nnl,I,c ,h,, H.. ~, ,,,
u ens'o'".,s EtXrt" ST, , or =" n 10,
receNn@ '' ~ ponL. SpoDr 1000, - ~
uoup' "' -; AN ,,,I., L;t -, ~ -: ~
the p"'Nsn ,,l renders ,lei ,ssr,,,,at ..., M
ther 'o'i''' ,.,,,,.s,,,, ~ ,,',
tensNe .o''4,'' '''''''o u put u ''' '''
Io"'"s - ,,,.,s,o cIo,bs or al ~. 49,.
Ihe AM w. w
qual'iitS' :,LJ ,;,, , $780,, -. ,
BlacH' co'o''"' IS 49,, - ,,I ''''
piah asS'"e'' ' V. - ~ ,'1 'I
Cassne bine, pl'cN '"' 's'o'''' eo'''S PAIN s'f'
pea ana p'"''' -, r,,,,
White red scat NE" anu s.ee'
WOODEN an" "'''' c.
Coarse "oo'en' VI "''''e"' "''''' ' ''o
thIhs' ,,
Goats nan anu eo''''''n ""', ,,, W.
FONT uoi'' 'ose' ""''''' '"' ~ "-' '''e"''i''N
BLANKETS
NeStlhe o' various Minus
Brussels and ingram tafPe'ihs'
Oh Chih Gu
Hearth lsnSs.
Fur laps anu 'pl' s.
French Maro, n,aet ina assorted cni"fsi
Figured FRENCH ha'lh"' ne" article ana beautiful
goods
frehch gro lie nap h'tino' " ne" an" peauihUl ar
ucf,
EnIhsh h1rno si all co'ot' ana q"atieN' PLAN and
figured
Fine and extra suPer""e oi'ch ana coIofed bohI3a-
zIne'
BonbazettfS' 70,
ram aho II -uteu h'lieHs
Caicoes oil every description, ...
Single ana ao"oie "i"th Iae. ahd OIue-biach Sllk,
oil superior quo''N 10 any 'h'V nave ever oiiefed
nthls market,
i'hn ana h9afeu SILKS Oh every shade oil color and
quality
ENtranch henre" Hat'hs black blue black anti as
sorted coiotS
IlMd INKS
klbandS OF All hnuS,
Il Marmo, ihibet, 'ha'Icy ipsoIa, tanova, HERNIA
h NJ DfeoP 'au|e blouu-''u|r' lEld-i onllafu
it"u heloIa' ia''n't'he an" othef ne" s'lle
nanaAefehieis ana Hha"iS'
4 Slk Hose anu nose oil almost every descflltioh
| whlte' oiatk, emnf"lueled'
"m'e anu e"i"'r" pond eoiofeo "'l'erS' "h"e
ana oi"h riooe"' &c &c
cotton ''osc asSo'co eoots' open "o'"eo anu e'i'
Uo"eie"' a.
hohMf, h'hpS-" oo'' W ofetea an" Marina Hose
"acN' N'iae 'na ",Sp''e" e''''S ,,.,,. 1,.:
"A large assortment OF French and English ficnc
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$50 KEW ARD.

4 BSCONDED from Lynehbnr.' On the night
a of the I'd OF september, Negro man.
named StN. who was purchased oi Mr. Stephen
Holland of Bedford. He has wife at Mr.. Thomas
Phelps, in Bedford, and, he seen going IN
that direction. it is probable that he may be Turk
ng thereabouts. sam is about 30 years OF age IS
a stout well built fellow, about ) feet inches high
hl,cL bushy head OF hair and small whlskers, and Is
an ordinary blacksmith.
We will give so reward Tor sam. II delivered te
us in I.ynchburg. $50 if secured IN any jan 81
that We get them asain.
ROWAN * HARRIS
! Or,ober6
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YANKEE Wrr-On recent visit of Mr.. Web
st,rto Wcs,iield. Mass. Mr.. Hiram HuH, the ex-
lensive Whip Manufacturer in that place, having
an elegant whip finished as present sor Mr..
Webster, this opportunity was taken TO present II
10 him which was appropriately done by the iion.
Patrick Boes. 1t was pleasantly remarked by
Mr. Boies that if Mr.. Webster's friends coula not
give him the reins, they would give him rh,P;
to which Mr.. Webster facetious'y replied. that 50
long ii. the people entrusted him with the 0a,p. No
would see to it iha, those who held the rs'ns should
not want for .uitsbls MONT ons " keep N, We
rig 1t track.
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- ''e oi"o-r'dge, Is now among the most pro-
:" '"c STATE. These facts are published
- a. ~ " VI nus, "n i1a usu "a i,,sur
pol, SIR Arthur lonne, " disiin-
Inner III fteand, IN book cntuled
'N f'ohtls l our, traces the discove-
u ''' "',"'"'ne Ptnporl' OF plaster to Swiss
:. " Wv n'n'o Oh NlN"sf, III the Canton of
W :" f'',oo "h''Ilo' 10 TIE discovery made
l. " '"o"'''. nc 'Tennisiinces Which
=, 10 '!' discovery made by ClNogg were these.
WIS ''' P'oP'p'i 81 small idrm near Zu-
,'', part 81 witch was composed OF stiff clay,
49, F" ."',N'le, anu "hich yielded Scanty ro-
-, Us '"o'". oh '''e same iafn was grav-
:, ~ VI Ky Ff'', III as'tr, rs II II iefmd. Tins
W. ''' wv" " ana h''Nch WIN the clay, 10 rem
- - ''N'' u 'ulli'a''on' ihe effects OF this
'o''o'n""on CT ehl"s were soon visible in the in-
''so' P'o""'' o' the h''J. a lew year Afford
-" l''"'s''"s 'i"iN rs 10 attract public at
'' '''''' "'N ''S'd Nv many persons
''' p's''"' 'o"''''es' amongst them the cclc-
p'''e' on N''nwf 'ouht, vino soon introduced
's' ~ i."N'e' 'nlo .nSdhd, aud II now r.
,,,,,..a, ',,'S P''oe'i''e Materials ior tho I'M
W w 'n"N'- MS eHopg was an
I'll '','' ""' he was considered
'''' '"' was 'e"afaea by the go
~ Wv N'''o" WV" .oos'aeraoc dona-
,',,Il '''''s' ana '''"'Nn.o WIN 'onds 10
thai the nINlng OF carhS ,idllcfrm propcrti,s b.s
most happy effect il, amcliora,inr ,hc sol ,,,d
fully Iustilies the practice of deep ,,l,,,,h,,e
49,. " w. wv " wv N'os''a'o"'' "inch IN
.'' W "'9 ''''' ~ S'"e,a"y req clay,
5.1''''''" WIN '''' s'"' 'oUa On the surface,
secure the Young wheat fron, The ;n1ue,re -,
the frost, IN winter, and tie winds which NOM.
rally prevail ia the commencement, of sp,,nr and
al the Same time To rreyrn, the lands fran, ,,ash-
M, Is imparlcd 10 the soil.
\ nt" era IS about 10 open upon our country,
"h'eh;'''s hoped will enable tine old States, up
ON the srA-5oan, 10 Prosecute, with increased Vi
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general assortment of every article IN the Ores
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III part, of
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Ladies' and Gentlemens Cloahs of all dcscflp
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