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AGRICULTURAL.

THE WHEAT TRADE.-The March number
Of "HUnt's Merchants Magazine" opens
with aninteresting article on the production
Of wheat in the United States, from which
we gather, the annual export of -four and
wheat, (reduced to bushels, ] to all countries
on the globe, from the year 1900 the pre-
sent time, has not amounted 10 4,5OO, 900
bushels; and for the last TWENTY-FIVE years,
has moi amounted to 4,6000 600 bushels
The importance of our home market is stri-
kingly illustrated by the fact, that the single
State of Massachusetts in the same period
(i842,) consumed more -four than was ex-
ported to all foreign countries. Thus main
tains the writer in Hunts Magazine, one
customer at home, on ourown soil, is worth
ahundred customers in Great Britain. The
foreign customer demands supplies from US
when driven to it by fam ne, and the de-
mand may exist for week or two during a
year. The customer at home is a perpetual
one, fed by us from week to week and wear
to year. General Jackson, in his memora-
Bile letter to DR.. Coleman, in 1924, uses the
following language; Take from agriculture
100000 men, women, and children, and
you will at once give a market for more
bread-stuffs than all Europe now furnishes.
This proposition, then boldly made, start
ling to the unrehecting, and contrary to re
ceived notions, iscredtable to the old mani
penetration and sagacity in the highest de
gree. Its truth is fully and triumphant,
verified by the case of Massachusetts-he
800 900 people furnish not only as good
market as "all Europe furnishes" but bet
ter than all the world furnishes.
1t must be remembered that, while thi
state promotes this enormous consumption
Of bread stuffs, still but B5 ,166, or less thar
one-ninth Of the whole number engaged in
manufactures and trades, reside within hei
borders. Allow much Of this consumption
to be caused by fisheries, commerce. or as
YOU please, and allow the manufacturers to
consume one.haf asmuch as the rest Of the
states, and we at once perceive the home,
must he equal to five times the foreign de-
mand ItaPpesrs, from the annual treaeu.
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CoRY.-It is time to he putting the corn
ground in order, and while the grower may
be making hisduangemenls, let him not for
get tbat his success ilImainly depend up.
on the pains which he may hestOw in the
preparation of bis ground-that he should
p.owitdeep, puIverize ithnely, and manure
1t with every thing IN the shape OF tert
GERS which he can command, giving to it
broadcast, and with liberal hand, not
omitting to give to each hill a mixture Of
ashes and plaster, IN the proportion of five
bushels of ashes and one Of plaster to the
acre. This may appear a small quantity to
be spread over several thousand hills, but,
small as it may appear, there is enough Of
The virtue Of fertility in t--enough OF the
peculiar food of the corn plant--to impart
to it the capacity to increase its yield fully
twenty-five per cent. Early planting we
advise as the safest and best practice, be-
sides affording time for re.planting in the
event of the plants being cut off by the
worm, or any Of the numerous enemies and
ills to which they are subject. If the cut
worm should be feared two bushels Of salt
to the acre might be found 10 prove their
quieus, while it would not fail TO be Of SER
vice in promoting the growth OF the plants.
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PAIEORIM@
IN New ERagCrsGOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally. that he sui continues 10
carry on the above business in Ne"
Nagtrslown, Carroll county, Ohio, lie
Will be louHd in his shop at all times TO
alt nj TO those who may 'eVor hm with
9 cali n receives he Nv York
ond Philadelphia Fasbions reguIa j
cv.rv sprtog and Fan, which will ena.
nie nIm 10 give satisfaction TO both old
aud yoUng H. hopes by strlct atien.
ton 10 business to receive Il = h re Of
that patronage which is always besIow.
I'd hv t,berol public oD he lnduslrious
Hla charges will be made TO suit The
times, aod he will receive either cash
Or country produce IN pay ment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb IA. l845.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
1000 600 SOLD YEARLY!
Price 0nIV Il cts.

Price only "A cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster in the
world, and a sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness in the back, loins, side,
kreast. neck, limbs, jo nts, rheumatism
and Iumbago; worn oo the lower part Of
the spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on the small Of the back, the falling
Of the womb; applied 10 the hack ol the
seek OF children teethinR they give great
relief. 10 coughs, colds, oppression Of
the chest and stomach liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and al diseases where
LEGAL remcdles are required, none can he
hsltsT than these paslers. They are
lsnic. or Strengthening, stimulating and
anOdyne. Physicians recommend them
because they slick better and afford more
relief than sny other ever known. One
million are soldNenrIy.
J W loxie, Esq, who was bent near
" double With Rhrvna,iam,wos enabled
G,ier "eNTne one ~ 6HurS. 10 got Vi
and dress himself 10 Two days be wa
perfectly wei
Mr.. David Williams. Of EGalbath
town, N, J on Old revolutionary soldier
ives 60 afl oDed wish Rhematsm hat h
oould hardly help himself One Of thes,
P Paspers entirely cured him
Mrs Gaorge Nixon, one Of ,h' Mana
Rors Of the Institution for Aged Iudrgen
Females 10 tho city Of New York, say
The old ladies' 6ud great bsnefI Iroo
these P;asters, they being very liable I
pains or weakuess 10 The back, as we
sa other par's Of the body.
MrSGsorge W Spencer, streee' In
saeo,or, ~as cured Of the Piles BY wa
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valuable medicine 10 that neighborhood
Respectfully, J. NJ OWENS.

GTSGIl more striking resul's from
thr powerful and controlling lLilaence Of
SANDS S4RSAPARILLA over the
most dreadful diseases to which The hu"
man frame is subject.
Tire following letter was addressed
10 our agents At Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass May Is, iS43
Messrs. Smith Il FowIe:-GentIemeu
1t IS with great pleasure ! send you
this certificate Of the wondtrIul cure
made upon nv child by the use uf Sands
S,rOaparlIa She had been troubled
more or Iess with hereditary ScTotula
from her inIanCS, Chlch at length set
Tied III her ws, where II ragged with
such voleuce (her moulh and lips he
log extremely sore aud very much swOl'
Ien) that she could not lake eny nour'
lshment except liquids from spoon !
she soon became very mu-h (maclaIe d
and so weak as 10 be unable 10 raise
herself without assistance, The jaw
bones began TO decay, and four pieces.
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects oil this hancfol, aud, as
feared, Incurable dis ase. Al this time
her condition was dread(ul 10 behold,
and 'he pain was so intense that she
was uneble 10 sleep, excep, few mn'
u,ps at Hme She hid taken other
preparations Of Susaparllt, and other
IN dcines recommended for Scrouta
but without Gny good effect aud had
almost dspaTed q seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved OF this loathsome
and most deieslable disease, when by
, your Recommendation ((Or which shal
aIw,vs feel. gfNtriuD | was induced Il
Try Sands Sa"sapOrlIla. | procured ont
hottie, and after she had taken aboul 0H,
half Of the contents. saw a decided
change tor The better coniuued Iht
use o the SisaparllIa with rrne~o hoDt
- her health improved rapidly, the lou
ulcers in her mouth hogan 10 heal- eh'
rested comfortably lhT, ugG the nigh
10, 0Dw, g"n'.ercn, aitUr uslRg nv
npuyat, cay daughter ts entirely cnled-
. YES, ! can IO'y sny TINT she is btte
than she ever was IN her hle, and | a
,rrhu,e hpr cure W HOLLY 10 the use {
8 SANDS Sarslpsrde.
ASA F. ONION
For further particulars and crncil
sive evidsuce OF lis superior value an
efficacy. see pamphlets, which may :
pbNlned gratis
Prepared aGd sold wholesale and IT
Z tali, by
A B & u SANDS
Wholesale Druggists, 70, FuI,uns' N
Aud sold also by Duggsls gPnPrsiI
iu The principal towns aud cIlIes though
}, out The United States,
= X, JACKSON, Agent,
CarroIilon, Ohio
& January l945.
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COUGHS, COLDs. AsrnMA.

SHERMAN's COUGH LozENGRs are The
safest, mOsl sure aud eHeclua remedy
for Coughs Colds.Cno'unptIons, WA COP
ing Cough, Asthma, Tlghtness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie-
Tor h 8 never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. -
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the last year, restoring TO health
persons IN almost every stage OF con
sumption, and hose AborIng under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howarth, Esq, The we'll
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January BY sleeping 10 damp
Sheets, that seemed to have settled 10 a
coEGumpuon. lie raised a gont dea OF
blcody matter, and his cough was 80
harrassing and incessanl that he coold
get 10 rest by day or night, Alter try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death sIone would relieve
hm oI his misery. But by the advice Of
sIady he purchased a box of Sherman's
Cough A. zenges: they gave him great
relief, and TO his surprise aIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him 10 sIeep sound all night; three da, s
use ol them made a new man OF him,
and he is recommending She rman's Lo.
Eenges to all his acqnaintances
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only infaIlibts worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. i400 600
boxes have beeR sold, and not fahurr
has ever been known. They destroy al
kinds Of worms, end cannot lnjure where
there are none.
Three dlferent persons cured OF tht
Worms by the use oi one Box Of Worn
LoSsnget.
"Messrs G. F. T. & Co I47 Mair
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen, III,
wife has been afflicted with worms iron
She Hge OF three years, aud has neve
teeu wlhoulthem. She resided at Md
dIetown, Bal,ef county Al lnas, eht
has besn 60 nfilctod with worl.s ssu
req1irs HE attendance OF ,wo or ,h,b.g
ply sjc,aG7 ia tae place --ona dccIariua
her Tor oDs compIs,0', sad cns fer oBolh
er, but Ganhg worse, sne remuyed It
Madison, and was under the hanls o
two of the most celebrated physicians o
thai place, but all G.d her no good. Sh
came to Clactnrsli oomB time since, an
began 10 dsspar Of getting better; in
deed she 60, 60 hsd, the worms cams u
10 her throat - her snfferings became al
most ntoIerabie. Hearing Of the man,
cures performed BY Shermau's Log uge.
she thought thai sha would try them a'
August. | stepped IN your store an
gol II box Of the worm Ioz9n.os, and
have every reason 10 reJ oice that dI
go. She took but one hall box, when Ii
worms came from ter 10 buaches
could not be positive, but = would sup
pose that tbere we're from 'tiffy TO sixt
in each bunch. The last Dose brougt
several while worms, from twelve
fifteen inchHs long She began to e.
well, AMI felt better than she had fC
years. Being cured, she gave III
bslanceo Of the box tos ueighbor by tn
name Of Herald. who lives a short di
Isnce from US, who has two children, OF
five and the other two years OF age, WI
were much rouhled with worms, and
have heard SINCE, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children wei
entirely cured"
The above s from Mr. K Richard
Lawrence street, near Front,
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NARRATIVE OF TIE STATE OF RELIGION IN
THE PRESBYTERY OF PORTAGE. The Preshy.
terry Of Portage in reviewing the dealings Of
God with them the past year. have occasion
for gratitude that the lives of all its minis-
ters have been spared, and that the church.
es have, for the most part, Pnioyed peace
and quirlness, Inregard 10 the Observance
| If the Sabbath. attendance on public wur-
ship, family prayer, sabbaih.school and b.
be-class instruction. the reports which have
| come up from the churches are favorable.
! The objects of beneyoience too, in general,
seem to he gaining tho ough hold on Tho
heart Of christians. But while the ordina-
ry means OF grace have been sustained. Pres.
! bytery feel called upon to humble themselves
| in view OF the fact. thai the special inhuen.
ces of the Holy Spirit have heen enjoyed,
| in no larger measure by the churches in
theirconnection. While they have not the
satisfaction Of recording any extensive re.
vivals Of religion, they are happy to say,
that many Of the churches within their
bounds have been refreshed the past win.
ter, and thatin several of the congregations
| there have been some cases of hopeful con-
| We sion. Among these latter may he ma
med, Windham, Cuyahoga Falls, Middlebu-
ry, Mantna, and Brimfeld. In some por-
tons of the territory covered by the chu ch.
es connected with the Presbytery, there are
large numbers of the German population
for whom a deep interest is felt, and whom
the churches have reached 10 some extent,
and hope to benefit still more, by the dis
trihution among them of Bibles and other
religious books in the German language.-
On the whole, in view of what God has done
for them the past year in answer to prayer
accompanied by appropriate and faithful
christian action, and especially, in view Of
what he has not done for the want ofthese,
Preshytery feel called upon 10 give Them
selves with increasing zeal and fidelity TO
the work of the Lord.-Con. Ohio Obs.
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Sands SarsaDariIla,
For the remoOaI and permanent cure Of ell
Diseases arising from an antpure state
ofthe Blood or habit Qfhs
S,,o,onn

Diseases arising from an an,pure state
0fthe Blood or habit Vhs
System,
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate CulaneouS, Eruptions PIm-
pl9s, or PusMIes on the Face, Blotch'
Is, Blles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Read, EOlarge-
meat and Pam OF the Bones & JoInls,
Stub Ulcers, SyphIlillc S>mp-
toms. Scialica, OF LumOago, aud DIS
eases arising from an InjudIcous use
of Mercury, Ascites, or Dropsy, Ex-
posure or lmprudeHce ia Life, also F.,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders DC.
In this preparation are strongly con
ceHlraled al the NieSIcinal properties
jl SarsapariIIa, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength o. which is extracted on an en-
dreIg new principle. The great otj' 'cr
desired is now accomplished. Ia The pro
duclion OF remedy possessing a con-
IroI'Ing power over supposed hitherto
incurable diseases
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
are Interested. are invited 10 make a
trial ol this valuable medicine, or TO call
on those who have come forward aud
borne pubic testimony Of its priceless
value 10 them, aud satisfy themselves Iu
dtviduaIly Of its power 10 srresling and
curing disease, and Of what 1t has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
Iers recently received, aud specimens o
those coming 10 hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1914
MesSrs, A. B. g. d Sands.
Gentemen--l have just received
letter from my father in Russe eIVilIe
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some q
your S,rsapOrilla. have no doubt he
can re the means Of selling a great deal
as II has performed wondertu core IN
his family, Lust December was sent
! Ter 10 see NY sj.'er before she died sht
having heeq ia poor health for some two
or three yeers, a. .l,hp time won' o'er
10 see her, .he was At the poln, Of deolh
wlh The scorIet 'eVer, aud a cancer u
affection Of tho bowels, from whlch h5,
Iphysc~n thought she could not possIb J
recover. lcarned over with ME Il / OF
! lie of Your Slrsaparila, and With tb,
consent Of her physician she coDmcnc
cd mking iltbdi night, remained wIti
her lhree days, sUd left her rapidly i'm
proving, Her husband sent boy hom
with me for more OF The Slrsspa rIlIa. -
sent one dozen hotties which | believ
will effect an entire cure My laho
writes me to that effect, and wishes thro
ME to procure an agency Tor selling you
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sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Headache pal piIatioD Of the heart, low
ness Of spirits, despondency, inhtmma-
tory or pulried sore throaI, bowel or sum
mer complaint, faintng oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest, choIic
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, EYstercRl affections Und all nervous
diseases, drowsiness through the day aud
wakelulness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbup, diarrhpl, assituds, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attendA
ing large parties, will find the Lc2anecs
really revlvIng, and mpartiOg The buoy
ancy of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve till he used theso Logenges,
which relieved it entirely 10 IS minutes
DR. 6. Hunter has been Subjscl 10 Vio>
lent attacks Of headache, SO as 10 make
him almost blind for Two or three hours
at time, Nothing ever afforded him
any re ref iii he tried these L z nges
and they cured him in a few minutes.
Dr. SheFmsn's L genges can hs oh,
mined Wholesale and Retail oI G
Thomas, Nam 81, hetweeu 81 ond 4rh
Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Qalo. aud o
he following Agruts.
| GREER 3 Co, Magnolia.
j : a HIGnLAND Ba'rshUrgh.
GEoRGE MANFULI. Augusta.
* JACKSON Car olHon.
| Cough l. nGes 25 cents per box;
Il Worm "
il Caunhor
T Ca,har,ic
+, All VINO buy box Of DR. Sherman
Loasnges, or . P.asler are entitled +
one 0 Saerman's essaDgers OF AaaIto
, which can ba oOtaiDed from all Ageuts.
Jan !, AS
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRE.-A destructive fire
took place in New York, on the 5th, con-
sumng property TO the amount OF thirty
thousand dollars, including large tac,o.y
occupied by a turner, miIlwright, sash ma
ker looking glass maker, and anindian rub-
Der manufaclory. Several shops and dwell
lngs were destroyed, situated on Grand
and Forsythe streets, Ohio Stale Journal,
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APPLEs FOR THE CELEsTnLs.--Charles
Wellington, of West Cambridge, Masso-
chusetts, near Boston, sold $500 barrels of
winter apples from his orchard the past au-
tumn. OF these, 500 were packed for the
Canton China market--eaoh apple beir Z
selected and rolled up in paper, like Sicily
oranges.
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ry reports, that OIL pIincipai rustnirr, ircm
abroad are, list. Great Britsn and her pcs-
sessions; 2d. Brazil; 3D. Cuba: vet Mas. A.
chusetts supplies market d0ublycr Teily
as The former New Jersey purchases foia
other states twice as much as E07il; ihe
whale fisheries, Ia single round Of supplies
, for tie feet exceeding IO0, 900 barrels, while
os much s consumed at horne during their
crulse,) 4 superior market to Cuba, aud II.
nally, no other power or dominion on the
fare Of the globe, passing the three men.
! toned, consumes one-half az much oi our
! blead-stufs as the city Of Pittsburgh.
The great controlling fact, thar a nstioa
after all consumes most Of its productions,
/ and hnds its hest market at homo, is set forth
/ in d strong light by Senator WsIker in his
/ faniOu- lettern favor Of the 8rrexst'on Of
| Texas. Ore Of his strong argume - is tie
vast enlargement Of d home nslkat Fe
/ fiTds. by the census. that he 8rgrpe ,te pro-
! duCiieR Of ell branches Of irdustrv in the
! United States is morr than $1,000 900 g00,
! while orr annual Exports are bHt ah Tt one
tenth Of that amount. But let US hear Ale
argument The friend or a tariff 4, pro.
lection NAV well exclsim ans ea GJhrste
docpri" when they hear such arguments
from a supposed violent antagonist. Our
exports Of domestic products, - he saya, ''by
the treasury report OF 1870. amounted 70
Sl03, B96, deductjrg which from our
whole products by he census Of l84O, would
leave S9596GO,84 q our own products
consumed that year by our own population
of II ,O62 453: and the consumption Of our
domestic products. S1O3 553, ,898 bv the pop
uation Of tie worId-900, 900 600, would
! make an average consumption Of $50 In
= value Of our products, consumed each
one Of our own people. and eI7ven cents in
: valne Of our products, consumed on the Bv.
erage by each person beyond our Iimitsi
and thus it appears that one person within
our limits consumes as much of our own
products, as five hundred and nine persons
beyond our imi's. ."--.he1 York yulrror.
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January / lS45
CIoverseed Wanted
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice IL herphv given, that the sub
scrihpw have b. en appointed md duly
qualified ne sHdmnis,rslufs on tie estate
of Hugh Wlhrcw. feceps.d late ot
Carroll county. Those indebred 10 said
estate will n ko lmm dialp payment
and those having claims against the
same. Will present them for settlement
within cno wear from this date.
SUS ANNA WITHROW. Admx
J WITHROW, Administrator.
Feb. 81. ls45
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ing one Of these Pasters on The lower
pert OF the spine.
GYCAUTfoN The Rrea reputation
these PIasters have attained has induced
many unprlncipled persons 10 &c! up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that full dI-
rections for use, and a fac simIe OF his
name, A. Sherman, NJ D is on the back
OF each. Trust none others, or you will
be deceived. G F. THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 8 ] and 4rh,
or Sole Agent for Cincinnati.
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Said beef to be of good quality, and subject, with
the barrels to the usual inspection Of the officers OF
those yards, and of some sworn inspector to be
designated by the commandments respectively. Pay
for the same to be made by the navy agents at
the ports of delivery, within twenty days after delv
cry, upon producing the customary duplicate bills
and certificates of inspection. l.a
Bonds, with two sureties, in one-third the amount
of the contracts, will be required; the sucency Of
the surety be certified by the United States dis
ct attorney navy agent nearest the residence OF
the contractor. Separate proposals will be received
for the delivery at each station.
Bidders will please notice the difference between
this advertisement and the from this bureau of
Goth June.
Bidders whose proposals are accepted (and none
others) will be forthwith notified thereof and three
days and above the ordinary time required for
the regular transmission of the mail will be allowed
for them TO signify their readiness to enter into
tract and five days and above the time requir-
ed for the regular transmission Of the mail will be
allowed for the execution and return of a contract
and bond; at the expiration of which periods, if no
answer be received, contract and bond returned,
the supply will be offered to the next lowest bidder,
according to law
To be published once week until August Is, in
the Union, Constitution, and Infelligencer, WASH
ington, ID. c.; Boston Post, and Times, and Courer
New York Morning News, Evening Post, Journal
of Commerce, and Sun; Philadelphia Pennsylvania
and keystone; Baltimore Republican.
Proprietors of the above are requested to send
copyof the paper containing the advertisement to
this bureau.
July 3