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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS. LTNTMENT.-This celebrated remedy is now
Tor the 7 TINE offered the Newly 1k public; the
ls2ii,g Whch u as OBTAINED IN the coaaiy Wes;e7s5)
% extend rs sale throughout The There has yet
@ an external reusdg ;at has proved certain
rs effects permanently curing the following disezss
Rheumatism, Streled LIMBS Pm IN the Chest a..E BecS
Srgins Bruises. Nervous affections eal,iess IN the
JOINTS Cot'raetien ef he M,scss Burns Sci, Be.s,
Crorp .tstf N ne tGce, Tooth ,iche, DC DC.
The following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
who have had charge Of the Hospital the Sing sing
Prison or many years Is The most powerful eydrrcr
Of tbs celebrated external Kennedy and sufficient
a-rs the certificates accompanying each bottle. Prce
> cents
By Dear Sir: Received Your Yesterday asking M
opinion relation Hunts Lnimen prepared BIZ Nj t +.
Stanton knowing composition and having frequently
us.it Recommend safe external remedy.
and IL my opinion the hest Liu;ueu; now in use.
Very t.uly and respectfully yours.
Col. PIERRE vas CoRrL.SpT.
WN. y. BELCEER. NJ D.
This Lnirneat sold by Ruston Co iO Bgoadway 10
Asor House: Broadway. Fourteeuthstreet A b
d. Sands 20 FuonstEeet 2TS Broadway last broadway;
Aspiuwall. Sc Wsmstrret; Aeakim, 5l Broadway Gni-
on ~ Boery corner Of Ctar-slTet: Moss of Can
non and Grarde-t C. ?. hueStis, l0 Nassau srt, cor
of Ann Boasall, cor. Canal and Hudson AUSTIN. cor
6frhlu Od-slp and v a;er-sit Iii5hlEd Cobb
g. John.steet Mrs Hayes l3e tuons;. Brooklyn: QIrk
corner Of Atlantic and Columbia Booklyn and Druggists
generally throughout the city and United States and D.;
the wholesale agents. Orders addressed them 20 the
proprietor al Stag Sing will be attended to- >.-,,.
f.; I'm GEORGE (. STANTON.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DOCU-
MENTS."
Col MISE, of -itnenia, Netr- York, tcrlteS
1uldcr date Of January Is, 1915,
as f0itOtcS:
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING school. FOR MALE PUPILS.-Hemp-
ID stead seminary IeInTstead L. l. ON branch Of the l.
wear. Circulars att X j. Chamberlus 9 South William
Also Nswman Book store. 100 Broadway. The
lncpa during the mouth OF April at rs Nassau The sum
m.g Term commences the first Of May.
mb5 2m NATHANIEL DUNN, a. NJ PRINCIPAL.
DKErARAIOKY BOAEDiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
d TOWN, conn. d. II. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1855. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct l5th continuing five months, $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business, and person.
al secured TO pupils fully as IN the most
expensive schools. Jais from New-forS are placed in
OF careful person, gong AMI returning. Circulars
at {! Malket-sreet and Ia Broalway de3yc
S,EALED PROPOSALS. will be received b. the Commits
Ward the Office OF I. THOMAS soy, Architects. y 81
Canal-sifeet until the m day Of March for the iurn
required the School House in City Hall Place in
sIid Ward.
For PLANS andsreciications, apply ,c.
ml2w T. THOMAS SON.
DisBEow,s RlDiNG7sCHooL--No iOa powefy, near
~ Asor and La Fays,te Place New ork-Mr D has the
honor that his School open Dag and Evening.
Tor Equestrian Tuition and q, eX res Riding
ls Is epnHs LESSONS os Mda ff1''st NDiS Sc 90
10 do $500. 10 0ol2O hides 10 90
4 do ......... oeilg do 49,. %
NB. Highly trained AID Horses for the Road or Pa
rade, TO let.
z Lessons s. 9Sl29 !.I.s5 $40 90
Single do fGL Isi!sfle Nde %
AL Lessons or Rides PAID Tor on commencing.
20ne hour allowed on each Lesson or Ie IN the School
;-iIours for Ladies' from A. VI. to- r. NJ.
5-fIous Gentlemen from 10 and from 70 ~ P. VI.
6No Gentlemen admitted during the hours ptaed to
card of address requested previous to commencing
Gentlemen keeping their horses IN this establishment
will have the privilege Of riding them IN the school gratis
fl8 I'm
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THE TRIBUNE.
AGRICULTURE.

AMERICAN QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF 4GRIcTL-
AN lrIiee AID SCIENCE Conducted by Dr. +. EN-
MONS and DR.. A. PRIME. Vol. l.. No. /. January
Fsbruary and March Octave, PIP. 1874. Albany C..
Nan RenthuYsen & Co.
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CHARLES T. SHELTON, ArToRSrY AND Corx,lsL-
" LoH At Law intends the principal cities OF ~
epe II The OF the Summer leaving here the Inst o.
Nay He will attend any business with which ne fnay %
s1-asted. UEexcrpiioIable city reference given Apt
po.;.paid TO SHELTON * FLAGu
NV E.vrx Coxs MI 3w-
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- NIANGND M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1rA ENLARGED ANp lAlPR0YED.-EXCHANGE.
naif3 HOTEL AND EATING SALOON, No.T DOCK.
-lAss".A STREET, pHlLtDELPtIlN--Thc subscribers.
grateful for the very ilering encouragement received from
their friends ard the pubc respectfully that they
have at great xpensc entirely renovated the above popular
and comno establishment 70 render i Of the
r.t eonYratent cod accommodating Notes Philadelphia.
The DINING Saloon has been enicy separated from the Bar
and orsrwi improved which enables the proprietors to
keen an GRID NARY composed of all the delicacis OF the
season daily from - o'clock until T. NJ They
,so prrnered 20 furnish few moments notice. Dinners,
Suppers &c private plres having ample means poydet
MT ali time, in their extensive Culinary Department Their
Sirfpyc ArARrNrNTs which hayealso been enlarged
we'll ventilated aud supplied with every thing TO give COM
fort 10 the private weary traveller The pricesM
Le IN accordance with the tunes.
4 Room for one night. % cents
4 Room by the week .......... 81 %
Tie location Is one of the best the city, the mmed
ae vicinity of the Merchants Exchange and directly oppo
Ill. the Post.Cfice and the steamboat landings
The LEADING daily papers OF all the principal cities 10 the
United States aud EuroP regularly received and filed
With lOg experience in the above business. the Lubc
rcassd that every effort will be made 70 give genera, sa-
,;sf,ri;on RICHARD Is. JONES,
DANIEL C0PPEL.
mai iweod Exchange HoJel. No. n Dock.street.
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A SNETTo-lo baskets prime rara, for ale by
~ flo LATHROP & BARTLETT, So PeaTl-it.
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PTTTOONS-BritannaS piitoons Tor TaEios, Offices lnc
m ST. 81 ''t S''' - -''' BoARDMAN * HART.
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MINORD S. TnRESHER
NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. 3 CouRrLANpr.S STREET, AND 81 LIBEarr-srxerr.
NEW DIRK:
THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY.

lrA THIS NEW HOTEL is now open, where the pro.
9 preors will be- happy Sccomdate their friends AMI
.lthc public with board. The lodging rooms are large
and airy aud such cannot iail
please The location being in the ceutrc Of business IL
offers Inducements merchants from other cities and the
country surpassed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds, aud Bedding, all and made
expressly for this establishment.
Families who wish Iarlors with Sleeping Rooms attached
can be handsomely accommodated
The subscribers thcr friends and the public, that
efforts their lr shall be wanting the comfort
sud convenience Of their and while they solicit
share OF their patronage they hope By attention
the duties of er vocation, ere satisfaction.
FOO i'm CuAS. WYtkOFF co.
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. UsSIA SHEET IRoY-35O packs assorted, 9 to To-
u for sale BY u4O CAss s WARD, Il Broad 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

The Directors of this noble work have
called or the stockholders for the payment
ofthe first instalment of SIS on eachshar to
be paid first September last. End do. Of SIS
on the first October last. .3rdo .S5 on the
9Th November inst, and the 4th ofrS5 on
the first December next. We 'hope the
stockholders will pay up promptly; be"
cause thu! unless they pay, the Directors
cannot pay heestimates to the contractors,
and stoppageof the work for want Of
funds at this tihe, might be attended'with
consequences the most disastrous.
If the stockholders would pay in some
.25, or 80 per cent. oftheir stock at the start,
the company would thenhave crsditwhich
would enable them to effects loan, if funds
snoud' be scarce, as wealh0w they are
with the.western stockholders, in'conse-
quenee Of the failure of Tie whses crop.
Think of it, t,.JHmers Of CdrroiE If the
payments are PunctuaIIy made the'Canel
will he finished ana the boats running on
he first Of September next, from Bolivar
to Waynesburgh, and from the Ohio River
to Nav Lisbon. The attire line will be
finished on the first Of April H347.
We say, strain evsry IaSrVs and pay mp
your ifsiahmsnts, and enable the directors
20 comply with their~ccntraets as above
stated, and you will have your reward.
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as to a moral nuisance was ieii somewhat
in doubt.
The defendants then Offered the follow
ling instruction in the language OF the de-
cision efetred 10.
"Thatif the jury believe.7thnt the 'Trde
>Anerican press was.e public nuisance, and
coNld not 'exstin its-then present location
tand condition, without being "a nuisance,
the detendantswere iustifabIe in abatingit.
Which the Court gave, and the cause
weEttO the JURY.
The definiuon of'a iruisance, as given
by the best common law writers, was then
read to the jury in rfe'tollowing terms.
IA common nuisance is an offence a.
'gainst tta 'Iatlie, either by doingsa thing
(which tends to the annoyance of all the
Kings subjects, or by neglectng to do a
thing which the common good requires
After full argument, the jury wthonthe-
station gave Q verdict OF Hofgmly.
The whole proceeding strikes us, and
must we>think, be regarded every where
outo of the infected district, as a sheer moe
kerry Of Justice. The higher c6dFtsoi KEN
lucky will not surely sustain the principles
of this Iecision.G-Neto York Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

TEYxrssEE&.The Inauguration Of Gov
trnor Brown took place at Nashville on
Wednesday tasti in the Methodist Church,
in the presence Of a large esseme6laEe.2
His address is well spoken Of by Ire Ban
ner. IleIs fora tariff, Ge il understands
him, with incidental ptUtscton, for Oregon
of course, the erection Of a monument to
General jackson near the Mississippi river.
GoVtrncr Jones gave his valedictory. II
Watr as deSctibed, strong and eHectiVe14-
'e&r6est in manner, because honest Cover
nor Jones, says the Banner, warmed anew
the iervor Of his triends-~whIle he said TO-
ching to offend a sjngTeopponent, tie was
frequently interrupted by applause. Gov
ernor Jones is man Of whom all Tennes'
scans are justly proud.--Cincinn0ii GAG
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

GTThe Democratic papers Of this State
are casting about 10 find the true canse Of
tlreir defeat at the late election. The Ohio
Patriot, and indeed all Of their papers that
we have noticed, say that the true reason
was that the issues mate 0ere not property
adhered TO. That if the hard money and
anti. Bank doctrines Of the party had been
properly adhered to, success would have
followed their efforts. They instance the
course taken by the Democracy Of jHami-
ton county--their strong anti-BGnk resoiu-
tons, &C., and then point to the success OF
their ticket in that county; alsoin the North
western district. They say that wherever
the issue was properly made, Dank or no
Bank, that their party prevailed, with one
exception, and that Ia D., Ods, OF Picka-
way county, whc~ls opposed to repeal
ing the present Banking law. The Cue
cess of the Wings in Belmont, Licking
ana some one 0reW0 other Conn! g, they
charge was produced by the Democratic
papers in said counties not coming proper
y to the issue--'Repeal,' &c.
We wonder what those men atouthere,
who before the election had the IRhihood
10 deny that the Rspeelof the Banking law
and hard money currency was the doc.
trne of their party, will say when they
read the papers Of their own party all ovel
the Statel
,, The strongest thing in all their lamcnta
tons is, that they look upon the disastrous
: defeat they have received this fall, as SURF
] omen of success in tho next campaign
Don't they draw conclusions of future sue
! cess from strange daal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
CNERu1lToN GUARDS AEMJ
Nov. list, '1BA5.

A meeting ,of rhe Guards "%Us hrli
evening at their Armory, C4lfsin n, BIr-
ger, Chairman; Sergeant e. IF. Ke,Ne4y,
Secretary.
On motion,
Resolved, That commites6t five tA
appointed for the purpose 6f pre'tatl4,
resolutions of fhafils.
Ist41leut. J. w. Young, Sergeant CT,
Kennedy, CORPORA /. Atkinson, jr, Privatea
G. W. Marks, and'A. J. Best, '&ere'appoi
'sted that comtpfttetG who. after reUtringa
few moments, reported the following resso-
lutions which were'unanimoUsly adopted
Resolved, That tbe thanks of this Com.
pany '5e rendered to Gen. BUTT, Nafnr
Bradshaw, Major IIanpond, and the off.
cels OF the staff generally, for their kind
and courteous treatment during our stay al
Camp L6wrehcp.
Resolved, That The thanks 'cf this CON-
Pany be rendered to the gentlemen d the
several Companies for their courteous de-
pertinent and soldier like bearing towards
nus.
Resolved, That our warmpst thanks are
due to Col. Hodge and Lady, tour host and
hostess Of the varEOuse,) FOR the hearty
welcome givenus, and for their kind and
hospitable tredsmer: during our sojoerh
with them, and that We can emphaaieaIB
and ttuIy ycall it "tfe soldiers hothe"
Resolved, That Major General II. A,
'Stidger, and staff, have laid us under re-
nGwed and lasting obligations for the inter-
est they evince in our success, as we'll as
for the compliment paid US in atcompa13-
ing as on Cur march TO 'Cnd fem Canip
Lawrence on this occasion.
Resolved. That as Kindness and hosPi.
tality were SO proverbidl among citizens
and soldiers, we should be pleased, and in~
deed topeto have an opportunity to retNrN
them, and shah always rehetGherour visit
20 Camp Lawrence with feelings of the
liyeHest emotion.
Resolved, That the above proceedings
be published in the Carroll, Tuscats was,
Holmes, and Stalk county papers.
Capt. N. h5irRGfE, Chairman,
'GEo. F. kennedy, o. S., Sec'y.
P,S, Papers in the above countiesplease
copy.
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9 OF Executors and .Admidistraiors, cited
to appear at our next Common Pleas, on
!he 18th inst, would do weilto either have
their final accounts prepared to be'put on
file for final settlement, or present state
ment to the Court, under oath, shewing
the amount Of money they have received,
the amount they have paid ont, and the
reasons for not settling up. BY course
likethe one above deserted, they may get
an allowance of further time to settleup.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

Liberty a Reformed Drufkerd says
oWhenafrstI E5t acquainted with s.rong
drink, it lpront}sed to doa grettmany things
Tor me, 1tpromised ne NbPrty-and got
liberty, / had the liberty to see my toes
roke Gut of my boots--the water had the
liberty to go in at the toes and go out At the
heels--my knees had the liberty 10 cofne
out of my pants-rry elbows had liberty TO
come out Of uiy'coat-T7-I had the liberty to
Hft the crown Of my hat and scratch my
head without takng my hat of. 'Notonly
libertyI got, but got music. When ! wal
ked along on d windy day. the crown OF
Myhat would go fiPperty flap, ,, q,
And the wind whistle show do'you do
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EBEknFiS SALE.

By'virlue Of writ of Vendi Expo.
mas, issued ourof the court OF common
plsas-for Carroll county, Ohio, and'to'tnS
directed. I will offer Tor shte'at lhe resi-.
Genco Of 'Thomas Games, il Ebtu's
township, on TncsdOy the 18Th day Of
November. ts45. at 70 O'clock, NJ. of
said DAY, ihe following described per.
sonSrprorerty, to vii: fjdr head Of horse
creatures. four set Of horse gears, one
three horse wagon and four mich cows.
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
r. INQUIRE, Sheriff.
Nuvembcr7, l845 Pr. Tee 81,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv viraue If a writ OF PluriHs Fl u
e, Ie ysri lacias. issued ou' Of the court
Of common plans Of Ca rfOlI roun'y, u
hio, and TO me directed. | will offer tor
.aIe a, Ihe house of Wiliiam ChamPer,
in Harrison township. o" MONDAY .ne
I7N dav of November, 1915 the 'o'-
lowing property, to wit: F'hy acres OF
wheaI in the round, and one horse c'es-
,.re Sale 10 commence az 10 "'c."cK'
IN Taken in exrrO'ioo aud Will be
sold bv u VI "t. '"" = W W.
November 2, 1sa5 --P'. lsr 81;
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Gen. Hm. T.. McKensie, who figured in
the Patriot disturbances in Canada u few
years since, received an appointment nthe
Custom House in the city of New YORK,
under Mr.. Hoyt, the late collector. lie has
been removed from his office; and huspub-
Iished ateries Of letters inpunPhIet form,
written by Martin Van Buren,, John Van
Buren, the pious B. F Butler, Gov. Mat
cey, Senator Allen, and other prominent
men of the New York Democracy, &c,
which go to show that the whole lamra-
ny Hall Locoloco party have governed that
STATE for twenty years; thut%hen they in.
fused their destructive doctrines into the
General Government, they privately disOp,
proved of the opposition TO Banks, tariffs,
.&c, but found itsuited thcvitidted state o.
,heir.pariy friends, and ofcourse they out
wardIy sanctioned 1t; when their private
lletele sheW thst tiey believed the Puttnl
down the Bank of the United SMtes'woult
iniure the country, as wei as embaTass IN
treasury. The whoecolspiracy, and th'
letters as published, rt Tx Of cOrrTptlcI
! like a dead horse. lSAs of injunction Il
stay shS publication Of che ysmOhIst. hav'
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NUt MIR S1SALE

Rv virtue OF two wrIts Of Alias Ven.
vi Exponas, issued'oll Of the court OF
common pleas for CarrolI county, Ohio,
and tonne direcred.4 will oGer for safe
at ,hs residence Of John Shober, ESQ,
IN Loudon township, on Monday The l7%
day Of November, 1915 the following
property, to wit: Two single cdrding ma
chimes, oae picker, three head or horses
ono wagon p nd three set Of horse gears.
Sale 10 commencesal II O'clock, A, N,
Taken in execution aOd vii be sold By
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
November 7, 1882. lee'Sl.
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PROCLAMATION


In accordance with the pious usagcs Of
Christians, and W 'leW Of impresGng
upon all mindsG hdmo end cheerful sub
mission TO the Divine RuIar Of the UnI-
verse, and L due sense of obligations for His
henefcehce, the General Assembly of the
State OF Ohio, did, on the l2lh day OF March,
I845, resolpc, "ThaI the Governor be re-
quested to issue, within ghe present year,
his Proclamation to hectizens Of this State,
recommending to them the observance of a
day of Thanksgiving TO Almighty God, for
his blessings to us as a people"
By virtue of the authority thus given by
the General Assembly, I, NJ. BARLEY,
Governor of the State OF Ohio, do desig'
nate TAursday, The ttoeateth day qf.Ndoc'n-
Der neat, to be observed as II day of huMbe
prayerend thanksgiving to Almighty God
throughout the State Of Ohio
And it is especially enjoined upon the
people Of the State, on chat day, to refrain
from usual temporary pursuits, and asstin
bic themselves ana engage in 'he duties o
worship; That they devoulty invoke tht
Continuance orIhose blessings from an over
ruling Providence, which has hitherto bect
bestowed Npon us VS. a State and Eaton
( and inplore the Divine pardon for our for
IgetIhliessef mciGy,'ond thctrequentRbuS
'of the great privileges with which we hav
been INDUCED,
In testimony whereas I have hcreunt
subscribed my name, and caused tn
GfrcSt Seal Of this State to be affixed, I
i Columbus. this aIth day Of October
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

0AFThe National hteMgeaaer eays 6c-
counts from Aransas Bay tothe I2ta instant
states that the troops stationed 1T Corpus
Christi and St, JoeAph's Island "wcre"a III
well. There was yet iosignof invasion
by the Mcxicune. 'fhe'FDyidg artillery,
under MajorRmgeod, werebtSt. JosePhe
Island, bat were about proceed 10 Join
tive main body Of the forces.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

0TGovernor BartIy, Of Ohio, has made
a demand of the men indicted in Wash
rngton county, 0hio, for kidnapping the
citizens of Ohio who are in jaitat Parkers-
burgh, Va. Governor Mcdowell, of Va,
could not act definitely upon the subject,
.until he would call around him the exccu-
tive council of the State. The Cincinnati
Herald,'snd sundry other abolition papers
denounced the Governor for not interfering
10 get the men taken by the Virginians
and lodged in psrkersburgh Jail, out OF
prison.
Those whomadc the charge against Gov.
BARLEY, of "lruckIihg to Ihe Slave po%'or
as they called il, were either grossly gno.
rant, or wifuIIy dishonest, in charging the
Governor for not acting when he bad no
power in the premises. In the letter case
the mower was exercised The noment the
power attached.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

SCR0FULA.-Other diseases Haveslain
then thousands, but Scrolula has slain its
tens Of thousands. This very alarming af
fection 'eppears under a great variety Of
forms, from the slightest. deviation from
health, TO the most iatatof local and gene
raj disease. One of the most common
FORMS is tubercular APhthiss -PulmonaIis or
consumption of thelungs: diseases Of tile
hip and knee joint and white swelling
aiSo the glands Of the neck and other parts
of tie body. Experience has shown that
Srads ScrsapoyTHn is acure for this inVrt-
crate complaint, and in numerous install
ces ithas brought returning health and life
where the vital spark had almost fled
From It's preparation and peculiar combina-
ton with other Vegetable Substances, it
operates by removing in The first place ur-
healthy acton from the diseased organs,
yhtntitutng healthy action in its place, and
gacing tone to the general energies Of tho
system.
fr,rCail early at The store Of K. JACK
SON, w4io has been appointed only agent
for this his'medicine'in CalolltoR.
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YET ANOTHER WHIG2vIcToRY.

Florida has wheeled into line, and cleo
ted EDWARD c. Gable, (Whg,) as Repre-
sentative to the next Congress- over w. H..
Brocilenborough, (Locotoco,) by a majority
Of some 200 votes. Pretty well for the
new State! Thus have Ohio, Maryland,
Georgia, and Florida, nobly come up to the
work. All the,whigs have to doris to keep
up their organization, and the destructive
cub Treasury, hard money, free-uadef and
horizontal Tariff doctrines Of PolE's ad.
mnistration will, ere long, go to thomoles
and the bats.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

'CRofs in ILLINOIS. =-Theiquantity'o stal1-
ding corn which may be seen from Mound
Farm. IN Jerseycounty, Undcrt% efty miles
from This place, cannot0m6unt ydIess than
foe hmt9fd EtousGnd bnsEpb. Nor is This
fa4l, or the hest. From Mr.. B. A.eDayidsons
residence on The btgf, on the road from
Alton to EdwdTdsvilIe, rahd about seven
miles froni 3hiscity, there may be eseen,with-
opt flowing from the same s pot, BY looking
only in r#o Directions, fields of standing
corn, 'the probable yield Of which is tstima-
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t5:. Beat this who observation-disclosures,