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saIve for instantly curing burns, scalds, rheumatism,
md all inf ammatoTy complaints Caution BE on your
guard and avoid dangerous counterfeit OF the sge
Ter similar name and we'll calculated 10 deceive you
The genuine DALEY Save IL to he had at his Agency
81 walker street, LIST store from Broadway. ~
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MONTREAL RAIL ROAD Two agents arrived in
Montreal on the sih instant to make arrangements for
the construction Of railroad between that city and
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90 CATARRH-so prevalent and 80 dangerous II
neglected at this Of the year. will And no equal
to Mrs Carrols Medicated vspor Baths $40 Broadway,
aaying the inHammatory and distressing hoarseness
20 constant in this disease
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Ss- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
,kPARILLA, CiENTIAN AND SARSAFRAs, prepared
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
abshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
nd highly concentrated extract possessing oil the pur
yiDg qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
uperior any extract Of Sarsapara at present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy oI
IL diseases arising from impure state of the blood
UGH scroiula sairheuri ring blotchcs or PIN
les ulcers, pain in the bones jos nodes cutaneous
rptions uicerated throat, any disease arising
rom this secondary effects OF syphilis riudicou'
Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, az 70 certs each
in Cases Of half.a-dozen Bottles, - 60
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MIA very liberal discountto Wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 81 Nassau street
W. q BfCHAPnsON, NJ. o., Ag@Ei.
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90 TIVE OIL OF TANNIN FOR PRESERVING
LEATHER.- This celebrated Oil has ully sustained its
reputation the great Of old out leather,
making IT soft and pabe as new This Is fact IL rem
bosts and shoes entirely impervous TO water and
ioublet their wear. Sold at 81 Courtlandt street.
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S7~ TAKE NOTICE-The worst attacks Of the Piles
may be cured I'm short time by the use Of HayS Lini
nent and Ln's celestial Balm of China Those rene
lies have been in use fifteen years, and hundreds In
his city and all parts Of the Union have used them, and
are now we'll In they foil TO cure, the money will
70 refunded Sold at Comstocks 81 Ccurtlandt street.
Price
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90 RECORDS PARIsIAN yALTERATIvE MIX

DO HICUKUS FAHISIAN yALTEKAIIVEM IA
ure, for the permanent of primary secondary
syphilis, venereal ulcers, nodes, any complaint pro-
duced by injudicous Of mercury, unskul me.
deal treatment All persons suspecting venerea faint
remaining in their system should use this pow rfn puri-
fer without delay, person consider himself safe
after having the venereal disease swhout thoroughly
ceansing the with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bottles each in Of half dozen at
$5 carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
old at the College of Medi onh armscy 95 Nassau
street. w. 8 RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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This shows democratic net gain OF four, and
perhaps of Ave, members. Five districts yet TO
come in.
AsrEcT OF THE LEGISLATURES.
Senafe ASSEMBLY
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ma-ro rHE INcREpuLous-E frect to disbeIIeve In

U3-TO HE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS utsUeIIevo IN
'olofing the human hairthey may rest assured II IL
,olcred any shade, from brown to dark brown or JET
,ack rs easy M piece Of silk This IL warranted in all
cases II the India Dye from 81 Courlandt street. is
ised Who now will 60 with foxy pates or premature
REV haadg
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90 BLESSING TO FAMILIES, AND NONE
should be without it.-Connels Magical Pain Ex
uactorThs great healing salve acknowledged by all
who have used H. to be the most wonderful article
1t repes all injuries by fire. extracts all pain
and prevents modification in every 1t will
Of the following complaints, all pay is refused for It,
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Office and consulting rooms Of the College % Nassau


u9- THE BANE AND THE ANTIDOTE.--A lady
residing in Honesdale Pa, has been brought almost to
the verge Of the graveDwith disease the exact nature OF
which her ply stefan was unable to determine After
suffering for years without procuring relief she
ceved pamphlet. describing the symptoms and virtues
Of Shermans Worm Lozenges; she tried them Their
effects almost miraculous From the use OF one box
she restored health. How many there suffer
ing from worms and know 1t not remedy is at hand
for all who will avail themselves of it Dr. Shernans
warehouse is O6 Nassau street. Agents. 227 Hudson ST.
1873 Bowery II East Broadway; 39 Fulton street, Brook
Ign; Ledger Budngs, Philadelpha; and State street.
|
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Nearly half Of thu total quantity imported into the
United States from Brazil and the growth of that
country appears to be the avorte for consumption in
America Brazil produces more than any other country
The island Of Ceylon stands In the list and II has
been estimated that Ceylon and the West India sia d.
able to produce sufficient TO supply the entire dnand
Of the United Kingdom u Great Britain In good
this could be realized but coul not be depended on
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The members OF the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, estsbshd the suppression Of guackery con-
tinue direct their particular ateAton al diseases Of
private nature and can confidently promise to persons
quIing medical treatments safe and permanent cure
without injury to the constitution confinement from
business invads particularly requested to make ap
pcation to the College the first appearance OF those
diseases 90 vast amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One of the members of the College, for
many connected with the principal hospital in Eu
rope for the OF those complaints attends for consul
tafion daily from "A M. to M. hN HA
Terms-Advice and Medicines $5,-a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNvALIDS. Persons
living II the country and finding to make
containing all medicines requisite to perform radical
cure, by stating their explicitly together with all
symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere any and enclosing S. paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College, 95 Nassau st.
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Tammany Hall, nominated the following candi-
dates tor Legislature last evening C
Albertson, lawyer, Of the I'd ward; Alexander
Gardner, brotherin-law of President Tyler, Of the
18Th ward Geo. F. Mann, Of the lIth, member
of last year; Elias L. Smith, ex-Aideman Of the
18th ward, and Major Auguste Davizac, aid Of
Gen. Jackson at New Orleans. Also, Lorenzo B.
Sheppard, Of the 9Th ward John Even, 7,h do;
]. N. Crane, 18th do
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Wig. Nafipe. Dem. Wig. Natipe. Dem. Maj.
a e.. Il q e 9 x q

The twelve counties to hear from, last year gave
IL wings TO 10 democrats.
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LINES Addressed TO MISS -.
Lady, lady, oh how speckled
u your brow, face, neck and arm
Sure to BE- 20 very freckIed
Must excite 10 you aial m!


Lady. lady. oh how speckied
IL your brow, face, neck and arm;
Must excite 10 you ala m
On your chsek. tits tue, the dinples
Charming look-as well they may
But these horrid looking pimples
sure must drive the besux away!
o. 1T Is REALLY SURPRISING HOW ANY
pled sunburnt lace when DR. Gouraud Offers her such
an Invaluable remedy In his Italian Medlcated sosp FOR
b sDSos % % 0f ruT nesnaS Thou
sands who have tried look upon DR. Gouraud a. their
At EARTHLY ss q 4.
EXON Broadway. and by Or. g 3 agent, a. Jordan,
No. ? Mix street. Boston, and Carlton & Co. Lowell
90 DRY DOCK STAGE sCENE-In one corner
sat sharp nosed man, whose face bespoke that know
all yet know nothing vulgar cunning opposite was
iursd yet aasy formed isass BY her side, exclaimed
maam "ss Chatham street, 6h OBJ said Ss Dan
with The sharp noses let me tell you ma'sm, II you're
bugs no how" The elderly lady Lifted her vl and said
"How pray, do you know thatf Know it," said the
rude scamp. haven't seen the psiDg advertisements
same ignorant opinion-but can give the strongest
proof that Jones articles are useful 10 adding
ty and health to our FORMS My husband was cnred Of
scsy salt rheum and scurvy his hands and oil
wears standing, BY using Joness Italian Chemical soaP
clear. although week since covered with fresxles, and
rendered dscolored brown and yellow by the suns yet
cake oil Joneas s0ap rendered II thus FOR MS mar
Restorative, can speak personally hair was dry
had used one shilling bottle Of Coral Hair restorative
hair was Rne dark, soft. clean silky and beautiful
speak thus openly in justice Mr. Jones, who should not
be CHASED with the swinders and rogues who
initiate and counterfeit him-particularly bis Joness
Soap have known persons TO be injured by using
ccunterfes of Persons should therefore be particular
and get Jones's Soap at 50 cents cake"
Jones articles sold only genuine at the sign OF the
American Eagle, 50 Chatham street, Y; 39 Fulton st
Brooklyn; estate street, Boston,; Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia
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OMNIBUssEs FOR CuBA.-The attention of the
travelling public is called to some splendid omni-
buses, built by 9. IL A. Beatty, corner of Third
Avenue and Twelfth street. For convenience and
workmanship, they are unsurpassed by any that
we have seen. These coaches are intended to 60
on route from Havana to few miles in the
country, and ordered by the respectable house OF
Messrs. G. Tying q Co., Of that city. One of the
omnibusses is entirely finished, and named ''Isabel
H."
1t is worth the while to call at Messrs. Beatty's
and see it.
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Wing loss in four years .......,..... liz
There are fifteen counties to hear from. Tn,
gave, in 1910, a whig majority Of 224
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SEWERS IN THE CITY.--We understand that there
is good deal Of conversation amongst the owners
of property throughout the city in relation TO The
new project Of constructing sewers in every street.
This has received new impetus from the recent
message Of the Mayor on the subject. We have
received number Of communications on the mat
ter, highly favorable TO the project As soon 80
possible we shall fully examine the subject, and
come to some useful and practical decision.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Wing County Convention met pur-
suant oprevious notice in the Court House,
at CNrollton, on Monday, 5th August, in
stant, at 2 O'Clock, P. M; whereupon HAIR
Wy CoGsu, was called to the Chair, and
Jacob Stemple and WahlOn Stuart, were
chosen Vice Presidents,
On motion, J.. S. Hunt, and Isaac Jack
son were chosen Secretaries. .
The meeting being organized, proceed
ed to appoint Central Committee for the
ensuing year; whereupon, George Beaty,
Wiliiam Mills, james II. Ross, James N.
Dapis, jr,, and Samuel Sterling were ap-
pointed said Committee.
On motion, it was
Resolped, That Committee Of two be
appointed from each township, to report
to this Convention, ticket to he supported
at the ensuing October election,
The townships reported as follows fol
Representative, Leonard Harsh received ?
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Whigs for lberty-the Democracy for sla-
very.
Such is the creed of the Whig party, in
which I have grown to manhood--it will
do to live by-Wth q brotherhood as ex-
pansive as the race of men it knows no
distinction Of nation tongue, or color uni
versal in its principles as the Christian Re-
Lgion ITSELF il has followed hard in its foot
steps, and when rightly combined, they are
the basis of the highest moral, physical and
mental well-being Of which civilization is
capable--the evolution of all those condi-
tons which are concentrated in the sim
gle phrase--human happiness.
Let us then fellow-Whigs of Ohio, look
to it that in our success in 1874, which |
clearly foresee, we obtain no barren tri-
umph, Whilst we avoid war, rapine and
disbonor, by repudiating Texas and its
reckless adherents; whilst we purify the
administration of the Government; protect
and elevate labor; restore sound curTen-
cy, and put the States in condition to
wipe off the stain of reputation, and
strengthen the bonds of constitutional lao,
let US also give "our vote and our influence
on all proper occasions" to Vindicate the
Declaration of Independence and restore
our good name among nations by making
eternal war upon slavery, whether it come
from the executive Or the constituent, till
''liberty and union" shall pervade the
whole land,
Yours, truly,
C. M. CLAY.
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Remember the 93d August
inst.

The Hon. THOMAS EWING and Dr..
LEONARD IIANNA-by an appointment
Of the State Central Committoe--will be
in Carrollton to address the people. Gen,
StokeIy, our candidate for Congress, will
be in attendance, and several other distin-
gushod public speakers. We say to our
friends, come up to the GRAND RALLY
on the 23I. Give the GOLD SALT BOIL
ER" affair hearing. lie will show up the
total want principle in the Polk party
the entire hollow-hooriednces Of the SLAM
dorers Of Horny Clay. lie will speak o.
the TariG, the Currency, the Public Land'
and ehew up the Teras humbug with q
master hand. We say come and heol
"TOM EWING"
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votes, Robert McElderry 6, and Richard
Shaw /, which resulted in no choice, neith-
er having a majority of the votes cast
James Beatty, Of Rose, was nominated for
Commissioner. William Brown, was nomi-
mated for Poor-house Director, and John
Moody, fer Coroner,
On motion, it was
Resolued, That the different townships
proceed to ore-ballot for Representative.
The Committees chosen by the townships
reported as follows;
For Representative.
R. McElderry, had 8 votes.
L. Harsh, had 6 votes.
Resolved That this Convention pledge
themselves to support the nomination
throughout
MIR. McEldemy being called upon to ad-
dress the meeting, responded in a few ap-
proprato and we'll directed remarks, and
proclaimed himself ready & willing to meet
any of the opposing, hard money, Free
trade, Annexation candidates that may be
nominatcd,-to discuss the questions that
now ag.tate the public mind.
Reso!vcd, That the Secretaries Of this
Convention report the proceedings of the
meeting, at a called meeting which con-
venes at the Court House this evening
H. COGSIL, President
JACOB STEmFrET, " prest
MAHLoN STUART, W.
/. Jackson. '' ''''''
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Senatorial Electors


THOMAS CoRwIN, Of Warren;
PLTER tlITCHcocK oE GeOuga.
Dist fopgrc9Sioaot Electors
J. Reiiamy SDorer, OF Hamilton;
William Bebb, OF Butler;
8 -- Aaron Harlan, OF Greene;
4 Samson Meson, Of Clark;
5 -DavdJ J, Corey, Of Henry;
G--Josiah Scott, OF Crawford;
l. Render w Clarke, Of Clermont;
s David Adams, Of Ross;
9-Josepb Ods, Of P ckawoy;
l0-Danrel S Morton OF Knox;
ll-W Wash'uon w Couklin, Of Marion
i2- SamueI r EIolcomb, Of GaiIla;
I3--HsfIow Chapin, Of Washington;
IA John Ctooks, Of Guernsey;
15- -Sam'l W Bosrwick, of Harrison
i6 - William R Sapp, OF Holmes;
l7-John w Gill, OF Jefferson;
lS- Cyrus SPHINX, Of Wayne;
10 Jacob II. Baldwin, oI YrUmbullj
20 william L. Perkins, of lake;
2l-John Fuller, Of Erie.
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Mona inatiOn =.

1t will be seen that the Wing Conven-
ton of this county, at their meeting on
Monday, nominated Robert NcElderry
for Representative, James Bectty, Of Rose,
for Commissioner, John Moody for Coroner,
and William Broom for Poor House Direc-
tor. Our engagements in Court this week,
prevents us taking an extended notice Of
the nominations. We only say to our
friends that all the men are eminently
qualified to discharge the duties Of the
several stations, They are good Wings,
and we ask for them tndiUidually and coz
Icc,iUcly, the undivided support oftho great
and victorious Whig party Of Carroll coun-
ty. The ticket must and will be elected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
ELECTIONS.

The elections, for State purposes, came
of in North Carolina on the 1st inst, and
in the States of Alabama, Kentucky, In
diana, Illinois, and Missouri, on the 9Th
inst In Tennessee, the election for State
purposes are held JicniaHB and conse-
quenty there will bo no election held in
Polks own State until the election for
Electors of President and Vice President.
We expect to be able to give partialreturns
in our next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09

AN IMMENSE SToNE. The Quincy Gran
ito Railroad Company quarriod, last week,
one ofyho Iarros stones evormoved at Quin
cy, o, probabloy atany othr quarry, Ave-
rage dimension, so feet long, 25 deep, maxi
ing 35, 600 cubic feet; weight of the stone
3,l8l tons, allowing eleven feet to the ton,
This huge mass was moved on it's he'd by
gunpowder. The blast hole was twenty
feet deep, and fonr and hall inches in
diameter. Four casks Of powder were u.s.
ed in the operation.
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!!!

Wha, means it tha, our business men
are 40 anxious to purchase tho products
nr tho farmers A ,cks, ss is indicated by
he fact, that they are Offering Cash for
Wool and at increased prices sl'"i
What say We. FOrmersH Can you solve
he mvsrryV Can YOU tell why ';H
hu, the purse sltiugs are opened; N
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GO TO WORK.


who desires tbe5uccess of the Whig cause,
who wishes O elect a Whir President and
to have tbe Government administered ON
whio nrincinIes-whp is onnosed to Free
Trade. to he annexation of Texas, and
the Sub Treasury, who is in favor of Dis
and Protective Tariff; we call
upon every voter of this stamp, to GO TO
Work, actively, zealously, and above all,
go to work NOW!
GO TO WORK
and oroanize in every town and township
in the country, by tbe organization of CLAW
Clubs. aid the apron tment of rallying and
Viglant committees. No cause ever yet
triumphel without thorough organization
Of its friends. Remember this. 1t is the
first GREAT 5LGPto success.
60 10 WORK
and circulate whfa tracts and yapers which
discuss fatly and ably The great questions
a. ~ u. III t1 conn oo..''sI, 'tl'tSo :; ~
oha in'9'gPLeSel'"vloi9 are c1, oieauy y, Va VIC
helI' aAq 'ney must 9e lo"o"eu 'io'0 "
with the lac's ana run.
GO TO WORK
and get up meetings and conventions tnat
you may be able to learn each others views
consult ADVISE ana become peIsonGlly az,
qualuted' You can thus act unlIeuly' ana
united acton can alone Dc elhcien' ac'lon'
GO TO WORK
and inculcate the necessity of harmony on
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New HAMrsmRE MovING!--Six thous-
md wings Of New Hampshire gathered on
the 4th at Manchester. Thirteen hundred
ladies' were also on the ground. 1t was
the largest political assemblage ever con-
venud in that State. Charles F. Adams, oi
Poston, Hon, J. P. Robinson, of Lowell,
and others, spoke,
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From the Ohio SAFE Journal.

HERE WE PLANT OUR FEET!
By these Doctrines We stand or {aH!t :
Whigs Of OhlO, up ,rith he BanRfr!H
The question Of Annexation was agi.
ssialed during Mr. Van Buren's admins
tralion. TeXas sought, through he'
authorized agents q union with the Uni
ted Stsles Her ability TO defend her
self aud maintain her independence was
no more questionable than it 10 now
Then she eager for aDnegalon now
we have noevdence that she ls strongly
attached TO the project. Then her ter
Iitory was comparatively unincumbered,
her debt was hut rife Torn by in q
tesline cOmmoioos and divisions the
mover Of MeXIco 10 resent q union be
tween the Two countries, was then much
less formidable than Of present. Yet,
Martin Van Buren, utterly rejected eve
~ overture in favor OF annexation, and
instructed hs Secretary Of Stste, Mr..
FORSYTH q Southern man, to dpcIne any
negotiation having Tor object tho an
,nexaton oil Texas to this UuIon. About
that time lin February 1898 } THE LIZ,
GIsLATURE OF ONO ADOPTED THE FoL
LOWING RESOLUTION There tcnS aot a
single cote recorded against H. in either
branch PDiitcai pa,Hss we're neariy
,egualy diUided and he wiole merits Of
the question were 0git0lcG and }diriy
understood Yet, 40 man could b.
found to raise his voice sgaj6sl the reeo
luton, or in favor Of the project Of an
uexalion on any terms. We now take
our stand On this platform. Ii is the
position Of the people Of Ohio. Nine
tenlhs Of them, uninhueGcsd by parry
predictions, will declare now ss they
did then, lbGI this re0oIuJion expressed
their honest sentiments Let our oppo
nenls change end progress as they may,
we stand here Lellhem now cast cen
sure upon their own lrende who Voled
TO man with tho Wbrgo, let them en-
dorse the condemnation passed upon Mr.
Ven BOren by the Baltimore Conven |
ton, and take back oil they said appro !
balory Of his anti uOucxaliOn letter Be
cause the NuIihers and Dsuni nls'o Of
the South, command il, but here wo have
taken our segd, and here we ekalI |
stand
Resolution adapted UNANIMOUSLY By Me |
Legislature Of Ohio in February 1888 |
Resolved, By the General Assembly |
Of the STATE Of Oh,o, That in the nomo
and 90 behsIt Of the people ol the Stale
of Ohio, we do hereby solemny protest
against tho Honexalron Of Texas to the |
Unon Of these UnUcd SlOtee.