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| bic crfte @tellung einebmen. 0ant betonofrs
in pisIsm @inne ipiro ss unfer srnftes .Seffres
ben Ieim, infer Slatt 3u elmer m6slihf nhss
Iihen, Uermitttlnben Sbatisfeit ;u erbeben.
gs ipiro ferner unfer belcnosres Nusenmerf
oabin fteb ritbten, Die @Ibidbts, ben 3nItauo
uMb be 3nfunft Der Deutftem NieberlafIan'
gen, eas <etsn nnb qDirfsn tidtiSsr oents
Iber O1anner, in bas 8sreib unIersr Sers
fprehuns su sisbsn; fir bic grbaltuns ees
9lnrenfens mantter ebrenwertben csutIbeu
Wanner, 70 mauher uns psrtben erinnes
runs nab &raftsn su forsen. gs tpiro ternsr
BON uns Derfutt werpen bae bisber beinabe
gang perna6ld6iste Selo oeutIh amsrltanl
ftber Statitttf einisermaBen an5ubausn, enc'
lttb oen Uertebr unierer ipelt psrbrslteten
Sep6lteruus inter ltb, lple in ben 9slebaft'
liben .Se5iebunseu 3u europa, onrtb j'pefs
mdbl9e einribtun9en, Die gum Shell nofp
pcrbereitet, uno nit Dem ScrtI6rsltsn oer
ltnternebmuns in unicrem Slatts ielbit lttb
sntplfeln iperoen,-au erlelbtern.
0ae Die @ebwierisfeit tcs Nnfan9es uil>
fere ertten Olummern niebt als OluIternllns
mern betradten laGen muB srlauben wir nns
unc nnIerem spublitum tttllI6neisrno als bsr:
fanoene Sbatfaete DprausGeesn 5u tarfen -
nobel mir slci65eitis bic 5cAnuns ansIpres
CberJ fbon in bisicr erHtn Stummer bnrel>
6ence 4nbaltspunfte fir Seurtbeiluns nns
iers Strebens, aueb oisIe neue ilntsrnebmun9
init gbren purbsufibren, aessbcn 3u baten,
INN fte Der altsn Sreunce unb hbertaupt oes
peutihcn putlifnms nit eini9er SupTfttbt
emrfblcn 81 tIrfen.
9S. y. gitbtbal,
s. 8ernbaro.
NsusOorf, Sanuar, 1945.
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9interlafeniboft oes perforbenen
A$etcr 2Scifel,
Sanuar 81,

weiIanb bon Maratawnp Saunfbip, Ssrfs 81.
Slahrttt niro bermit seasbsn, oab Dem
ltntcrlbristsnen, ,pobnbaft III erIastem Mas
ratapnp 9aunIbip, Administrations: Sriefe
auf Die SintsrlaGcnlebaft pes otensenannten
Seritcrtenen berpllIat wcrben ftno-uno oat
bsmss,ndb nun ale perionen bic nod Sor:
oerunsen an sspaebte 5mterladenIhaft pa
ben, eriubt 0no piclelbsn cbne Ser5ns en:
3ursieben. 9iejenisen, pelebe nod auf Urgent
cine Irt strpas an riclclbe febuloia itno, ,psr:
Den sIsi6fitis aufsefproert cbne Ssr3us ans
;urufen uno ab3nbe5ablen an
Jobn Kemp, abminiifratcr.
eSdRuar 81. 6m.
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2t0ter, Qt6ter !!
U Mrt / { e t..

Ser llntsrfbrisbsns erlaubt itb, bsm rsfpsff
tipen publfum BON &eabins unb osr Rabbar'
ibait srsebsnit ansuSsssn, pas ct bssonnsn bat
llnfblittselbtsr Su MAIDEN, an isnsr 9Gobnuns
in Der Tcrb 5ten Strase. nabs bsi Sorn @ctt'
frisb @bsrlsp. Gr lift auf's bsifs fir baS Gss
fbdft en9sribtst unb i'm Stanbs, qid)tsr bon
Der beifsn 0uoIitat ju lisfsrn, uno iclbe, bic
Jpn NIT ibrsm Suiprubs besDrsn wcllsn, rpsr,
ben es 70 ftneen anbsrnfals 1T ct erbcti9 bic
eibter wisbsr surif ;u nsbmsn unb eas Gslo
pieeer ju eritattsn.
qibter lno en;sn uno in srtsersn 0uans
titdtsn fcrtwdbreno bsi ibm ;u babsn, entmsbsr
fir Saar9slo ODER i'm 9luStauib fir llnfbltt,
wofir Der son9bare Yrss srlaubt wirb. SoIs
de, bic llnfblitt baben unb Qibtsr eapcn 9ss
9cifsn babsn wplen, f6nnen bies e6enfaas bsi
ibmt unter biGissn Ssbineun9en, bsfemmen.
Ssfeaunssn fir qibtr u. {. no., f6nnsn Is
benfall6 bsi 6rn. peter Happ, @aifwirtb in
&saoina, 9ema6t mereen, unb follen pinftlite
Nufmerffamfeit finosn.
leelpb Sauerle.
&sabin9, December 10. 3m.
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- a cb + I cb t
SfeDplutipnS 8rieo.

9a csr ltnterftrcbsne benz Sssenitanoe
rer &eoclutionss Inlprabe feline Iufmerf'
Iamfeit scIhentt bat, pie AUDI alien 8eIeBen,
Dermittelt weltber Den llebcrletenben bes
Srieses auf irsenp cine Irt Sslo ODER pen,
iton rerpillist wirb, 70 maht CT bisrourb Bee
fannt, baB ss i'm frensn phroe folebs psrIo.
nsn ,u feben, bic in fclsenosr aifs tesrifen
ftno. Sir 8sratbltblasuns miro ni6ts an.
9ereebnct.
1. prIonsn, wcle6s nod am qeben (nb.
unp Olonate oper linasr i'm Sriese pienten,
Q. qDittweel, bon @olbatsn Die 6 W1onas
te ODER lanaer seoient, uno por 90 ODER mebs
reu Sabren pcrbeiratbet setpsIen; Of Der e.
bsmamn ,pahreno ieinsm ssbsn penaon erbsls
ten cber nidbt.
3. wenn Oct ebemann psnfton erbalten
seitcrbtn unb cine Dittpe binterlaGen bat,
bic ibn cine furSe 3sit ibsrlebte, nnb ,peltte
seitorben cbne bas ibr 3uecmlnsnoe au er1s
pfansen, 70 pinI6s itb bic grben ;u Geben.
Scr ltntsrseitbnete fanu al Welop ss6os
tel 9etrcfen iperoen.
James n. Jones.
Neabins, Osesmber 10. 1914.
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SluterladenIhaft oe5 oerfforbener
9Seter Gfcbbncb,

wsilanb bon 0Balbn9ton saunfbip, Ssrf6 60
Nabribt ,pirb bisrmit se9ebsn, oas ben lln'
tsrfbriebsnsn, mobnbaft in srfa9tsm Waibin9:
ton 9aunitip, Ssrfs @auntp, 2lomniifrati'
onSsSrisfs ouf bic Jpintsrla1tnftaft oss cbsn'
9snanntsn Ssriforbensn bewi(list woroen itno
uno bas osmna6 ale Ysrlpnen, bic nob 8or'
bsrunnaen an Ssoobts Sjntsrlafknfbaft BADEN
sriubt iino oisfslben cbne Ssr;u9 sinjureibsn
uno 9lsid;siti9 msrosn 9tas, bic ncb auf Urgent
cine 2irt etmas an osislbe fbuloi9 ftnb, auf9s
fcrosrt, obns Gsr5u9 objubesablen an
1Dm. x. StauHer,} of,,,;,;ar,,
Senry q .G ibbab,5 '' "'
Sanuar 2l. 6nl.
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Wiebr tpotlfeile @liter.

O'Srien uno Raisuel ino julf suridsss
febrt BON philadelphia NIT einsm erossn unb
oa9emsinen Nfcrtemsnt ueinbeimifcber 6us
ter" rpslbs iiber pobIfsilsr psrfauft werbsn
als in ir9eno einem anbsrn Stcbr in &saona,
bsifebsno gum She'll aus ssbIsbtsn uno unaes
blelbten Weslinsn, &attunsn BON a1sn Sarbsn
uno Wulfsrn, 9sbleibte uno un9sblsitbts, blaus,
braun uno 9rhne 9oesSfins, Sstts II. Sburs
sensSelib, SettsSarbenb, qinnsn unb Sattun
SiibsSsrpjetten, ST unb 1O4 9sblsibts Sis
bsr-,ufammsn init einsm srossn @Horsmsnt
bon Striinpfen, 6anbfbubsn e. &C., am
6eleene Ku9el Stobr.
Neabin9, December 10.
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Spftpr Nerbiuanb 2Duen,

ssi9t bsm 9eebrten Yublifum BON Geaoing unb
Der lln9e9eno sr9ebenif an, baB ct fortfdbrt
bieter NpetDefe, 9ele9en in oer Cub 5ten ODER
SalcmbasStraBe, sms Sbiren obsrbalb 0Ssls
bp's leoteL poruitsbsn.
@r it oanfbar fir BEN eeneiatsn 3ufprud)
uno ea6 ibm 9sibsnfte Sutrausn, unp smps
fisblt itb ibrem fsrnsrn 9Soblwoasn. 2(ub
fdbrt CT fort als Nr3t IDunoar3t uno Gc>
burtsbelfer Den qeibenben bIlfrsibs oano
su lsifen., ,pslbe Jpn itstS in bsnanntsr 9tpcs
tbsfe antrefen f6nnen, um lib NIT lbm ;u be-
ratben. Sranfen, bic nab Der 2tpotbsfe fcms
men f5nnen, rebnet CT nlbts fir Den &atb,
fcnbsrn blos fir be msbiSinen.
Sn sisier 9tpotbsfe lnb fcrt,udbrsnb ;u baben
Sriibe unO CUTE Oro9erien
Su ben bili9ifen Yrsiism 70 wie AUDI Gbemi.
fde preparate, msitentbeil6 BON ibm tlbif
bearbeitet, fir osrsn Isbtbsit sr garantirt.-
Sernsr, Der beribmte
SSilbfiricben=Grtraft,
fbon BON 70 pelen Qeiesnosn 9sbroutbt uno CT:
prcbt 9sfunosn; belsnb Die 9luSTbrun9 (Gon:
fumtion) i'm erifsn @rabe, @rfdltun9sn nsr.
p6fs qeiosn, SntsrmittsnsSiebsr unD Selbmsr.
ben bes Magsns.
Dae pertrefaibe Wis MIR
AE1--S, blutreini9enpe6 Yulper sur (,si'
lung bss Ietters,&in9nurmt 5erofula uno
ibsrbaupt allsr SautauSfbldss, Woburb ibcn
70 9iele ssbslt worrsn iinb.
OaS llniperlal- -Naafter sur Seilln9
Ger peils. 9as bsribmts t7urenber9er
pfafer, sur j9eiIuns frifbsr unc alter Wun:
ben.
pfereepulper fir psrlhistsns Sranfbei:
ten rer Vferbe, lt. ,c.
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mebr als 2, 100000 Tbaler foiten mir
be. Mait &edt oarf man ermarten, oab
bieie Soften poalfdnoi9 tpeber aus ben
aefteiserten eanoperfdufen UNI ben Gee
berum seponnen tperoen biirften.
abseieben Don ben finan5iepen &afs
fibten, piiroe oiele unbebeutenoe luslas
Sc Dem 9anoel Die srobte Sinnenma fer
maf1e auf groen 0fnen. Ser Gee gu:
perior 1T $50 Meilen lang uno l3O brett.
Seine 8eibfild= Siiberei 1T ieet nod in
ibrer &inobeit, uno miro einft NIT Der be-
riibmten Stoffiib= Siiberei bel gtep:
founolano netteif fern unc feline unermeB:
liben uno nerfb0pfli6en &upfermnen
perben Dem &erfebr elm neues Selo er
0hnen.
ausenIbeinlieb 1T iest Der Gonsreb
9eneist, Die 8eiieoelun9 neuer uno ous9e=
bebnter Serritorien gu be9inttl9en. Sel
Srsaniliruns oer neuen 9ebiete gtebrasz
ia uno Sre9on miro Die &e9ion oes Sus
perior=Sees bofentli6 nibt in gtoebtbell
treten.
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Mebr Merinp's.

O'Srien uno Eaisuel BADEN 70 eben ers
balten oas 9rcste unb moblfsilife Nfortemsnt
bon frans6ffbsn, bsutiben unb sn9liibenWss
rnos, mas smals in &sabin9 gum 9srfauf
an9sbcten morosn, ,posu bic 9ufmsrffamfsit
Der Sdufsr bcfi6ft srbetsn wiro, am GOLDEN
Su9sl Stobr.
Neaoina, December "a.
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9interlofenitboft oes psritorbenen
9lbrobott Sotichar,

bon BaIblnston Saunlebip, Serts gauntp,
Slahritt wieo hiermit seasbsn, ba6 bic
ltnterltbriebenen als ereeutoren ibsr cten:
9enannte SnterlaiTenihaft anscttellt ,porben
itno -,nc pa6 pemsemdb ale iolebe psrfcnsn
Die nod Inforoerunsen an pisIsIte baben,
lte cbnc Ser5na pen ltuterltriebenen einsu.
bdnrisen, uno 2lae, Die nod auf irseno cine
Nrt etnas al c,sfelbe fhulois 0no, aufaefor,
bert tpersen cbns Ser3ua at5ub3ablsn al
Ubratam Sedbtel,
5oereforo, SsrfS @auntp.
Jobn Sauman,
9cu9lab, Wcntsomsrp Stp.
@recutcrsn.
sSanuar Ia. 6n.
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Sinterlofeni6aft oe5 periforbenen
SSeter Ofutbarf,
Sanuar ID.

Don Baibinstcn 9aunidblp, Serfs ganntp.
Slaebriht miro biermit aeesbsn, ba6 Die
ltnterlcbretenen ais grecutoren iber Die
Sointerladenibaft Dee cbenaenannten Sers
itortsnen an9eteIIt iocrcen ltnp, unb ba6 MN
alle Verfonsn, Die nod Soroernnsen an oies
ielbe baten, eriucbt fmo, lte cbne 9erius ben
ltnterIebriebenen ein3ubanoissu, uno alle lols
te. Die nod auf irsenD eime4rt ct,pas an Die>
ielte fhnlps 0no. aufseforpsrt werben obne
Ser5n9 ab5ube3ablen al
Jobn 6ufoin, gc(ebroofoale.
Jobn fIutbart WaIbinstcn.
grecutoren.
Santar 7. 1845. 6m
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81 q cb + { 6 t.

MGe Dsriousn bic nod f6ulpis ftnc an ben
ltntsrIbrisbsnen, fno erIubt an5nrnfen uni
"foslsieb absuts5ablen" AT D'Srian unit
Naisrsls Stcbr.
Tbomas NJ. O'3rian.
Neabiua, Sanilar 81.
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Die fdmmtIiden Gilenbabnsn in ben Ser.
9taaten fno sufammen mun Sauisno ersi
bunpsrt 7s4 Msils lang.
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QSoifencDurt 9SerfQuf.

3ufolse emes 8sfebls ber WaiIeneourt
BON Serfs gauntp, miro burt 6fentliheSen'
oue perfauft weroen, am Samita9s ben 22it.
Sebruar, u. o. l945, am 6fentlibsn 6auIe
BON Benjamin Sebdfer [lestbin Sernant's]
in BET Staot 0sapins:
AA Gin 9elplfes 0runbflif,
E:::HE. WObnuH9 uno gotte GruHo,
G uuo Elm carauf erbautes 13it6fiss
ties batIteinernes 5aus. 9elesen unp Fronts
rsno an Die @Io stem Strabe in erfastsr
9taot, sren3eno al Soften norclieb Don 08iIs
liam 9otias, Ghblieb bon 6orato Mprris II.
psltlteb an cine 90 SuB 2lIep, entbaltcnb in
Sront oil Der 5ten Gtrabe % Sub uno IN Der
siefe $50 Su6.
gbenfalls eimc ssrpGs >otte @runo, selesen
uub frcntireno al bic Slorb Ste Strabe, IN
crIastsr Staot, sren5sno an soften flolldb BON
5oman, n6roIib BON Sobn prinB,
6itlib bon Sonatban Sharer unb pettlld,
all srfaste Ste Strabe; entbalteno 1919 Snb
in Der Srcits uno 245 Snb in cer 9iefc-liit
Dem 3utsb6r. Qestbtn pas eiseatbum pse
Derttorbenen SranfIin ffIorris.
Der Serfauf bc9innt nm ltbr Slaebmit'
tags, mann sebabrsnoe Nufpartnna 9sssbsr
uno bic SerfaufssSsoinsunsen tsfannt &C.
maebt iperoen Iollen bon
Jsrael NIorris, 0bminlfrator.
9urb Die Sourt- Wm. 5d6ner Sbr'br
Geabina, Sanuor 2I. 3m.
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N q b r / cb t.

lille Derfcneu bic all bic itnterIbriebenen
febulois ftno, rpollen sefalliait anrufen unb
abbesablsn, obne rpeitere Slabriht.
O'Srien nno Kaiauel.
@6ilo Der solpenen Susel.
Nsabins, Sammar 81
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gteuer ginfubrsNrtifet- Dlit
bsr vealeocnia" erbislt Gin Spel1snlrth III
Solton einssmabte enslTcbe 5aaien in SPORT
mein sefcett. Scr gcnsrs6 ,pirr gum Gbut:
ae amsrifaniIebsr "0abtits" einen 3oll allf
"sinsemaebts ensllfebs 5aaIen Iesen mill1sn.
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Smffres, 2mffres!
q SSStud Nlpaca qultrs5 bon allsnSar>
- @~eDbsn unb Wuifern, juif erbaltsn unb
sum 8srfauf Su berab9sissten prsifen, bei
O'Srien uno Hai9uel.
9ieaein9, 9scembsr "a.
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Der neusrwdblte @oupsrnor III am Witts
rpcb 2fbenb fbon in 9arrisbur9 ansslan9t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

Amos KENDALL, the GLOBE, RIToHIE, and
all the little eight by ten papers Of the Lo-
coioco school, Immediately after the death
of GENERAL HARRlsoN, suheited their rea-
ders with details OF the calamities that fell
upon the country after the eleetionof Cen
eraI Harrison to the Presidency.
We viewed the wholeGsoheot OF the hum
bugs which Kendall, Richie, and others Of
that party always resort TO when they wish
to oppose or support measures Of policy an
tagonist to truth and reason. The whole
was base appeal to the superstitionof the
ignorant, and the authors and concortors
of the whole scheme should be held up to
the execration Of society.
But suppose events had followed the e.
lection Of General Harrison, hkeunto those
that have succeeded Mr.. Polk, what would
we have heard from such iattened mastihs
of the treasury as Kendall and Ritchie?--
They would have told us of the awful ca
amities that the "Byltish Bank bought
Whfgs," had brought upon'the country.
They would have seized on all the duels
and scenesof blood-shad which have trans
phad in theoountry, and charged the'want
of law and order onthe Wigs. THE loss
of property and life that has been caused
by the explosion Of steamboat boilers
The tremendous fires that have taTncd
thousands Of lamiIesout Of doors; and laid
citicsand towns in ashes. AND last though
hot least, the extreme droagM and .Jroas
which have caused the failure in the crops,
would have been taken as special vista
tion upon the people for their iniquitous
conduct in opposing those men who were
| "borH TO command" ;"
We don't think Providence has much to
dc with Mr. Polk, nor his leading spirits
because he practiced u deception apon e.
thpr South Carolina or Pennsylvania, on
the tariff question: and we think that in al
conscience lie will have calamity enough
Ito buffet him between The northern and
southern wings Of his picJcId party. lli'
worst opponents could not wish him worse
than chat he remain in the hands Of hh
own party Mr.. Polk may e&claim "Scc'
me from my .hicnds"
The opening Of the next Congress will
,verif pll we have said. Mark that.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
THOMAS " DORR.

This individual, who, in the language
Of Pope, is "domned 10 everlasting .Gnme,"
has been released by the Legislature Of
Rhode Island, and is now at the residence
of his father. He will be restored to all
his civil and political rights whenever he
takes the cath Of allegiance to the C6Esji-
tuition of his own State.
The time was when he who would levy
war against the peopleof his own State
would have been called a traitor, but with
Dorr it constitutes all the requisites Of a
patriot. We hope to hear no more Of Dorr.
ism. He is substantaAy'a used up man,
unlcss Col. Polk will do something for this
."Hcro Of Chepatchet"-this "ouanyr Of
HJeny"- this "public 5enetactor."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

eases having their origi y in an impure stStH
'of the blood ana fluids generally will We
speedily and effectually removed by thisiL-
'volueble medicine as its Operation is peCu
liar, and consists in removing the cause &
fdisease by entering into the circulation
and passing through the general system.--
Where distractions TO its favorable opera
tion exist, they are removed as it passes
along the alimentary canal; hence the pa
tient will feeland know the sensible oper-
alton OF the Sarsaparilla from its curative
pow ers.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence Gifts superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for S..
For sale also BY X. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

Agrit 51ture. The convention tijouined
withoutg going through with the report
Some diversity of opinion prevailed is to
the best mode Of proceeding in carrying out
the common oljectsef the Convention, but
all seemed determined to lend a helping
hand to oimpreve the agriculture Of the State
endto sustain its interests. The discussion
'ot the report WIS renewed this morning,
but was not fully disposed of at the ad-
journmentatnoon. The convention meets
again this afternoon to finish the business
before it,
ournextwes shall be able to speak more
definitely of its proceedings. 1t will afford
us much pleasure TO cooperate with the
Convention in its objects, and our best eX-
crtions shall not be wanting TO secure all its
reasonable ntentions.--O. o. S.Jour., June 26
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
THE s1Tp-TR aAsURY,

The New York Jedersohian oOacheS
the SubrTreasury project in the new' and
urges the next Congress to re-enact me
law. We hope they willresenacti it, and
the people will again stamp the seal 'o'
their disapprobation upon ii, and conslgn
its authors and supporters to that oblivion
which they will deserve, if they now IN
the face of day, have the temerity to insult
public opinion by a measure so fraughi
with mischief to the best interests -of the
country.
We viii watch the movements OF "the
party" press and keep our'readers fully
advised.
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TIIE CANAL

The Directors Of the Sondy and Beaver
Canal have determined ona letting, and
the bills are posted up in this town an
nouncng that fact,
The Eastern Division, consisting OF the
locks, dams, and unfinished sections from
the Ohio river to New Lisbon, will be pre-
pared for contract and proposals received
ut the office of the Conlrchy in New Lis
bon after the 4th August-also, two tun-
neIs with some heavy excavation en- the
Middle Division, at the same time.
The Adueduct over the Tuscarowos n
YER, and The entire line of Canal from Boh'
var to Woynesburgh, will be ready fol
contract after the first day Of September
and proposals received at the office OF th'
Company after that time.
We risk nothing when we say that tht
lands OF Carroll county will be enhanced ii
value al least Is per cent. upon the compile
ton of the work. The injurious ettec
which the Camel will have upon Carroll
ton will not be, we think, as great as SOM
otour ctizene apprehend. Let a'@ifroe'
be tnitt from this to the Canal (some ten o
eleven miles only and CaroIhonwoul
bo the greatest depot in thirty miles Of Ihi
place. But Of this hereafter.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION "A con-
vention of Delegates representing the i'm
portant interests Of Agriculture, assembled
IN tis city yesterday, and continued their
sitting on Ibis day. The Convention was
cGlleIt TO order 10y Goverlior Brrtlcy, ThO
nominated for Presiient,cx Governor Trim
bic, Of Highland. General J. L. Worlhing-
ton Of Madison, G, Keen OF Portage, and
S. Medaryof Franklin, ,wereapponted Wee
Observation-Disclosures Waddle of'ClNrk,
and Wm II. Ladd of jefferson, Secretaries,
The President on taking the chair made
some very appropriate remarks on the OBJ
iocts of the Convention, lie concluded by
saying that they had not come here for the
purpose of rebeling against the decree that
man should eat his bread by the sweat oI
his brow, hut by peaceful couuse,s to try il,
some degree to mitigate their common lo
-congrauhating his brother farmers on The
respectable attendance, and the prospect
, there was Of elevaung their noble calling
+ The iorenoon's session Of the FIRST day was
+, finished Ivy the appointment Of business
y committees. Twenty.three counties wer
a represented.
In the afternoon, an exhibition Of tn
: qualities OF ccvcral djderentkinds of plow
8 took place. Olher implements Of hustar
/. dry aud appliances for tno dairy were ais
exhibited. Samples Of wool from din'ereI
= parts of the State wero exhibited, and 7ou
were shown from New York, Conneu,c'
aud Pennsylvania, with uvcw Of dieC
d, ling attention t. the best means Of l,nipr
wing fodlss. The reports Of the sever
commttces will doubdes accompany Il
proceedings prepared for publication.
Theevenng's session was spent IN q
discussion OF the report presented by v
d. committee on resolutions, 4 was detern
u ned n make an application to the Legis|
x turo for aid IN support OF the Interests
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farmer president of Mexico, also arrived,
and was received with no ceremonies
whatever. Bustamente is again back IN
Mexico. He had been on 6anishment Tor
some years. This thing Of being a Mexl-
can President subjects the incumbent to
great peril--worshipped one day by the
multitude, and on the next doomed to be
an exile in foreign land. Santa Anna
will, ere long, no doubt, return to Mexico
upon some throw or convulsion which
will, most likely continue to disturb the
tranquility ef that hitherto unfortunate
and semi-barbarian people,
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA.- This unrivaled
nrepa,ation has performed some Of the most
astonishing cures of diseases that are recor-
ded in the annals of history, thus proving
concIusively it is capable OF fulfilling the
high am and purpose for which it IS de-
signed. Patients suffering for years from
various chronic constitutional disorders, al
ter trying different remedies, spending
thousands Of dollars in travelling and doc
toring, and suffering all that human nature
is capable of enduring, have, by the use oI
n few bottles, entirely recovered their health.
Chronic rheumatism, scroiuia orking's evil,
salt rheum and ringworm, ulcers and pain
ful affections OF the bones, liberated throat
and nosus, seurvy, biIes, chronic sore
ewes, blotches, and various cutaneous erup
tons, glandular enlargement, hip diseases
&c., are edectually cured by its use. Dis