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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK. DR.. RALpH's PRAc

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK.-DR RALPHS PRAC-
tioai Treatise the Diseases Of the Gen. Organs
nature symptoms progress, les AMI
ritten in Tho planest language the remedies d.
teotons &C. faithfully given 1t 10 intended to be prAc
cslly useful TO svery one every place we'll
perfect safeguart csaus quaoaerJ y Jos Rslph
Physcian, treatise Induction troase cholera,
and on gravel stone snd urinary diseases Also, as
the above work. the author would state tha he resided
several yesrs in Paris for the purpose studying proot
this special class Of disc the legal certcs Of
which lin conformity with tho regulations Of the Eooc
he has in an esscsson ad are open the ia pscton oe
price, ST. Sold by Long Brothers Pm shers ~ Ann
street, hItor House, end by most books ers Also
at the authors Office. 63 Houston e. (nesr ooterl
where be is consulted on these subjects from 70 ]?
ard to ?P NJ Sundays exoepted1 Tho Treatise is NATL
cd securely epveleped fre Of postage by addressing
paid to box 90? Post once.
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IN street between Chatham and william streets. and
directly ,sitc The Chatham Bank, may be consulted
certain diseases Twenty two In his epeoiay Of tho
profession enables him 10 general debility The vic
tins Of ouaotery call him with ainty Of
having their eases properly treatsd. N B.-See my d.
pcma in my once as member Of the New York University
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HULLuWAv'S plLL y CniRTAIN CUkE FOB HEAH'
These invaluable pills can DO tAkon without danssr
cold restraint business piea
They act mildly the bowels without ain gr.
ping strengthen the stomach and healthy aooa
OF liver whereby they purity the blood cleanse the skn
brace the nerves. ard invsoste the whole system Th
admirable remedy also, for those who suffer
facilitated constitution they petite oorreot
Indigestion, bile gid 1ness sick head
aches and papitation the heart Sold BY all veuderp
Of throushout the British Empire and tn
Wholesale ct Mr.. JOSEPH HORSEY'S, Maiden lane Ee0
York, and at the propretors, ga Strand. London.
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USTRALIA DIR ECT.-FIRsT SHIP FOR Port
"A Philip and sytney-The beautiful clipper ship BOTH-
MA leo tons burthen and only three half Old
ana insnrlns in oil the oces win have immoaats De-
accommodations than other chip up early
apple board pcr % East rvex
BUTLER BROTHERS, les and lis South sire 4, oe
ISAAC T. SMITH, l0 Wall street.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT Ar
~ soute certainty Of opscdy and thorough Those
who apply early often cured in twentyfour hours IN
easy and rapid treatment has been great benss thou
sands 0ioe Canal strecs one dosr from Broadway -
alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-05

Ceared-Schrs II E Watson, MAlpp, Whining son; Car
line Hall Rogers NYo'k; Mary Miller Laws Providenc
EmeI AID Hae.s Cambridge ste,mer Ksnnebunk, Clsr
NYcfh.
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DOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE nAD

noCToR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE EAD
~ genuine In Buffalo, n. Y. Thoy be had In fsv
Orleans the Of Canal stroets Evexp
phycian Will tell you u Is tine only remedy
which firm reliance be placed 10 really eerAAn
diseases without injury the patient dollar psf ya
Only place 7 Division street. up stairs New YORK ua
the new odce No 10 finished Fer ten years past evss1
consumato uach doctor in tile ard ether cities has gos
pfc to eoand health daily who ruinaa wish naor
curry by these vii iAnous huMbugs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

ADy.. r.. Cs.aisa's
Shoulder Brace aud Supporter.
kar THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUpPoRTSTE1E WHOLE
suffering with Pains
Back, Side, giving relief
The
prsdposed consumption, greatly have
life prolonged by the of this Brace.
I1 Call the BRACE and convince yourselves
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South, 81
T0St. Charles New Orleaus
~ Also, Agent for DIR. BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
RACE. mhtA lYdAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
CQN MERCIAL SUMMARY.

@ j i 81 IL %
GRAiNsisEs fre White ssc Yellow
E, o esi s sG nalss ss a. ssshs
g.seyss f, sas s Rt es rand IS SOFAS e 800
. !, q e e sos as a es s k q a
M @ "a o ] s a g. sG ss. ess
81 81 ss, 100 IT,: as 81,
Ss.' 81 sid q ssa 81 as9I
s' %L n 81 g. s s.s soft Rs s @ H.
IosK s s. Win SS1 at nd 80 ss
st 8 and 10 hsa Ken and ss S s,P At lo Y ,
so@a I. do Havaua part at 4S0 81 do Y@s tt
TALho@GTisls demand with sales at sc 2 N,
NEW YORK. corToN-Ths market dull;
III ID sss .%frsss 81 Hs e si IS
81 s s.s s,s ssds ih .msn market .ssts
are sge and southern Cora Meal sales Of ohoA
iIis n . s s.. s IL supply s y s%. w Witt
coRa-sals. Of $4,000 mixed, IS SO for
WskY-s.es for Ohio and Drudge the market
PoRksale. of 1000 for Mess and as IS 10
BEEF1sss. q iI55 bb a. IS country $40
BEES bb sls for Chicago and the demand
inRn-salc, arrive the supply limited
coFFEE Sale. 100 bags sx eye, the market arm and
SAFE * Havana
Va. III sss %st q as
shg hs adiae
sSs i. t ss ss e.:
e.: !: +; 's'7i
sna
$ass sss s'.sas 3
md s,s a's II
zeal IL ps s y.s1 e loan. e
sxSs moas. a sss IL
snd Migrants are rather Dropping decline the ls0 sh'
en-" ss, Buying fss' selling si4s %
g As,. Ws,1sn. ss
sx ssa Iii Il, .ssss
+ and S s 1 n.s sh has IN
Il. 5 i 900 Tss. . F sn
sRs n ss es s~s an. as sus a
Is " thout improvement.
s and %
fl r sang: he ss
"a Al s Xss sys s.p @s.
's::f - ss'F's EsS'
oxTs hsS. ssysessa cent, 9sssl small
Sss tsssa In Rsd with
9.1:, 81 market AK ,sde
H Hs,s ST 'iii
ofe cred L.
GRANThe of TO prime Red Wheats to-day mad
o1G ios Whites 1850 few parcels
Ss , ssy WINE os an s %Has
os lille Hip ss Sales Today Maryland
PRoySONsSma have mado to the trade unchang
WsKYpr. week, the sales of bbis to-day br
at h isssssSS qaos n. 81 sss7 so. ...
N M ssesa a G9 p M
,s n q
opened with tolerA fair demand and the sales
on Tbursdsy last Saturday the market
neglected. holders found difficult to sustain their position and
m Moi %ny lad PREVIOUSLY refused accept
factions and the day wa one OF comparative v
This sp VA @ Tueday
10 nd heavy and made on terms
cdedy buyer Inn stood ,hs pen Sih
expected over our ana the p
oh s sla. hn ssd
o c on The prices date q LAST issue We ha
press below viii give very the market WI
closed inquiries yesdAy The receipt, OF the Week M
sales in the time may % ema'so NJ iV
bales at the following rates; ia
In erlsr - 49,; al
Aidd dg AIddiing g
Mdd inv Fair and Far
Fully Fair..
The transactions in Long Cotton Florida
50 4sc and o bales Sea Islands from As to
and upwards, according to quality.
RCEThets has been good demand for this article during
week. fully absorbing the receipts which uRwahs 81
things and the market closed Yesterday at an advance 70 ~
prices the If the preceding week The ssiss
price. wihn ~ range sse Of OK Is isths
CoFFEEThere sales At auction on the gag ns o. 9
sompris $500 bgs Ro oiAr quality which went
8AGIl0s Tie fraction over 90 " ID.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CITY,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING" December !, 1882.
Arrived today Western Cattle 2i3 Hogs and 400 Sheep
good supply descriptions stock but Veal Cattle demand
The market pretty active:
PRICES
Beer CATTLE Cline Wesen) 41Se5S15e n net
(Texns, etc .3540G &C ~ 70 net
00gS SO n head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

fInrds-Hyds Hail AcoJ HampsonJ Hsbsa
cod Helms..J KsrhhofLoison er,on-W Leeh:
AcoC LeghtpnS LockeMcRae Cofnan &coMcloweI ir
AesW M.rto-kns.. Ae:H MscaP F..
risreG Pa hard AeoPams Bro-L Pierre AeoPoype &eo
Rodewnd &coS Robb&co-JN Robert-E Smith &coPeek eco
Stone Wai~ othni Hobart &coTaylor HartE Thompson
Thornh MelhennyTownssud ronpkns AoeR Tucker 200
TardsttW yredenburgh AeoWght, Williams AcoZsnsr,
King &oo-J Waterman 4 Bro. y
PASSENGERS
Per ship Maid Of Orleans NswYork Mr. Clark Mrs Trareay
family, x 80 Storage.
Per ship Post 2i5 passenKers.
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IMPlRTa
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CINcINNAT7Pe steamer Golden Gate 20 bo hi do lard oil
cheese Duon-53 do Adams25O % boxes candles
100 do u bb lard oil Kdder Fnb.nloo do whisky MeGe
10 go bbs whisky Grief aco6o do eddes9o2 do
1855 pl beef s. do lard oil Taylor do kegs butter
pork Wright bs beef so
yoorhlaoO 60 bbls bags
bbls tongues H lg pigs feet G;adn do4t bes pork IS tea hang
Kep-Opkg mde Scovl Msadl0 bb liquor W Huntington
s. sets hubs Wsoulot furniture Bntons bbs whisky
Niailo Acn--a undrielt an rder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
FLATBOATS,

In First District
CINCINNATI-Per Mes sscconb VOORHEES,
KENTuCKYPer Crgr boat: $500 bushels bulk 20 bbs
potatoes Duffy.
INDIANAper Mack potaoe, $50
bbls apples w Benton.
kENTucKYPer cawfords boats is hay bbls apples IS
bbls potatoes master.
CONSIGNEES
For ship Maid Of Orleans from NewYork Adams-P Auet
Anout-E Aiguenane-
CazenauveJ Arcy
AID Grief &eos Gmman Aco--L GulImrn &co-Gray Cmp
W Hones-E Hsald-J
Henderson GansW Jackson acoJarvs WoodlnanD Kehan,
Kenneth DIG &co-kokeInat Van ostI3m.J Lngham- Mhon
Serra-J Mark-Mier Waldo-R w Mon,gomery-G W Nor
son-J MeGregor &co-Mahnll w Nengle-H
sons-S &co-P Pheps-Pressy Bien-E
stevens &ePees Miard aso-Rich lesryJas W.1d-yO.s
Wolff Winston Whicomb &eo Stark Day SanfsI-G ST
ERR sykes-G Shaw aeo-J Steel Jno Sidde-L s.urnan
ister-CT Buddcke &co-J Bonnabel-D
M Barns-A Block Beylle o-Cestn dco-P NJ Chao
cammaeE bsurs. ws.taK cs.rmsagJ Den%,e Sse
gan--M Aco-Jno Gauche-H GrsenD eoron-J
Gould Aco-HA Kemp aso-Hal Observation-Disclosures Peale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

MADAME LEWIS.-This celebrated Philoso-
yL PIER ASTROLOGST and PHYsIoGNoMIST, and of
the OF FATE respectfully informs the Ladies
from her residence
Magarue CAMP STREET between Eee and Edward
where she consulted thoe desiring on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

U Steamer Golden Gate left Cincinnati the aad of November.
Left in that Swallow Es aud VIM. Noble Passed
Hungarian Vevey Yuba at Louisville and Indiana Cairo Met
the steamer Globe aground Island 81 Susquehannn Flour
Ard found boat sunk Island ~ Chenoweh aIslsnd
49, Falcon Ship island boats aground Montezumn Bar
Tweed Island 65 Win low at 76, Niles Grenvle
passed Elephant Lake Providence met Winfield Scott Water
proof Scott Baton Rouge the Ohio
fast, natMihatand ding heavy raina.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
sTEAMBoAT DEPARTURES.

. ~ The new and elegant swift running pas
sepgr Foster for CINCINNATI and
all intermediate landings THIS pay Mt o'clock positively
shippers will the above hour
dec2 MCDOWELL, JR., 4 CO., ~ P0ydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
CREAT ExCITEMENTu-The celebrated

W MADAM LAMONT, from Barnum's Museum NswYork, has
hDLs her residence
Dnuphne Streets the reception all who wish
wonderful revelations the most scientific principles
of Phrenoogy Pamry The her prediction during Mile
Jenny Lnds aay the death parent
husbaud which she received the handsome of
the talent Of this wonderful LADY,
responsibility who have consulted her have
dissatisfied hut have honestly that of
told the Beware Of
p;psy about knowledge.
long residence Madame Lamont ndooan, and her
Nsg have her the
knowledge by else in this country Persons having
unhappy families and happy has failed in that art
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
ExorxMENAIadam Lamont is creating considerable
element House, where
telling wonderful hnss[Nahvile Union, May 1854
MADAM LAMosrWe not believers fortune telling
Ing gentleman informs that Mad Lamonts revelations actually
sseing time which actually
t6sm-[N. o. Daily Times, March %, 1852. nov5
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AZ IIGI V AL UT NIhD1ANIII hDOIII IIl1-II Nc
original unsup justly celebrated MADAME ADoLPHE
the universally acknowledged greatest SYMPATST in the VERDI
distinguished who created through her marvellous
revelations the and the we'll as the correct
FUTURE excitement England France and the
cpa United Ateshat Queen Vara presented her
with costly Diamond Broah and Daniel Webster with eweed
NewOeans visitors at the Western
Veada Hotel Tchoupoafns pyate
francs julia street. fifth Tchoupouas street, whom she
all about PAST PRES EMIT and FUTURE if they
when what lady husband they will get
business Of description.
Mysterious impossible profession appears
highly respectable and with nnumeable
certificates acknowledged extraordinary and skill that
cus all superstition probability of deception mpoon many
Others practice
from according 10 how they wish to
90 or what time thew occupy tt
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THURSDAY MoaSNe, December 2, 1852.
coTToNThe demand rather active yesterday for England and
fully bales changed hands, mostly easier rates. though without
any decline. We still quote
NEW oRLEASs t cLA isIIl cat oxa on
s6ad SYiisx e Good s sas S
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. .
Stock on hand Sept IL ,oaaa is7s4
'ese.s'' y , s,4oa-5soass ooo-lossa
5s9,1n 2a,os7
yesterday .......... 7,i11~.854ssl oO0-ll,s5s
Stock on hand no. cleared .......24 5,oso 1881
ToBAcCo-ws did not hear of .ae.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Thers good inquiry for Sugar,
1000 bids taken previous was dull and
dropping with % Of barely 800 Dbl. at gallon for prime os
EouRTe market rather quiet, and sales limited 1000 b
including Superua Illinois "a 49, about 400 ST. Louis In several
lots " Choice Extra Union brandy s5 40 bbl
GRAfNco still tending upward with sales OF $500 sacks OF
which sacks S. 2ooO lots st 80 2o n. co. and Yellow
bush active and higher and
Indiana bulk 4 Al tons bales oas
tom .neks Louis the Lsvse Soc 1900 bushels from
the loo sacks sac ushel Bran hrn and
saets taken from aboat at 81 Y 100 fbs.
PROVISIONAL lot of 90 bbla Mesa Pork sold all s TO- but retail
bring Ella Dbl OF Bacon noticed small sales
OF 10 east Ordinary Ribbed at
Hama 10 tierces stagg sbays sold at lbc bo
Western Cheese GO Boxes ,ld ii a IKE.
AY-rurher advanced Western s?5 and
- y from Hatboat at s2s y ION.
BAGGiNG AND RoPE-l51 coil. Kentucky Rope taken at
exc cash. India Bagging the advanced of l
cash.
CoFFEES0o bags OK, 5so lots 9s6caD
CANDLEs-sales $50 boxes Star at axe an.
APPLES-0o Dbl, disposed Of at % 2 Dbl.
porAToEs-oD b mostly Pnkeyes, sold from aboat at II 80
y Dbl.
wEsKYWs sales of Reefed at $4,000, and
bbls, 10 arrive, Mt the latter rate.
FRElGHTsA .hip taken Liverpool Nd, port in
Europe =, and foreign bark for INC Cotton
Observation-Disclosures fair Mt our quotations;
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Departures OF the Collins and cunard Steamers
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE


THURSDAY MORNING. December ?, 1882 =
CoT0NThe demand rather active yesterday for England
fully 10 bale. changed hands, mostly though without
any actual decline. We still quote
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-05
NOtiCe in Chancery.

The State of Ohio, Carroll county ss.-Samuel
M. Stocken VS.. Charles H. Stocken, Fenner &
MclIillen Barkduh & Dckey.-The said respond
ents Fenner g. McMillen and Barkdul g. Dckey,
who are now residents Of the State OF Ohio, are
hereby notified that said Samuel NJ. Stocken has
fled his bill in choncery in the Office of the clerk
Of the court of common pleas, within and for the
county and State aforesaid, against them and
Charles H. Stocken the object and prayer of which
bill is to foreclose a certain mortgage given by said
C. H. Stocken and wife to said complainant, on
certain real estate therein described, situate in said
Carroll county: to secure to complainant the pay
ment of about $50 dollars and THAT said cause is
now pending in said court, and will be for hearing
therein at some subsequent term thereof; and that
unless said respondents appear and plead, answer
or demur to said bill the same will be taken
and and decree against them
ECKLEY g. DAVIS,
August 25, 1852 Solicitors for Compl't.
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Tho ame assigned Tor visiting the diTeron,
townships Tor receiving taxes will expire on the
RB'h Of this inst, after which lime the Treas.
nfer or deputies may DO found in the Office. in
CaHollion, ready 10 receive Iaxes until the 2Olh
u December.
Il is desirable tha, many Of you should call
at your earliest convenience, il will obyia,e Ihc
crowds, confusion and delay TO taxpayers so
common on public days, or few OF the last
weeks; one special iavor you can confer upon
The Treasurer as well as yourselves. by each 10.
dvdual bringing with him a portion Of small
change, il being very scarce, il apesrs almost
impossible for the Treasurer to furnish I'll.
GEO. Y. HAMPSON,
Oct 90, SO. Treasurer Car. co.
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,U5-in calling attention 10 DR.. Guysou's I'm.
proved Extract of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaph.
TIlla, We feel confident that we are doing a ser.
Nlee'o all who muy be afflicted with Scroluous
and other disorders originating in Hereditary
psiot, or tom imPurity Of the blood. We have
known instances within the sphere Of our ac.
qaainlAnce where the most formidable distem.
ppfs have been cured by the use Of Guysou's
Yellow Dock aud SarsOparilla alone.
n is one Of the few advertised medicines that
cannot be sligmalized with quackery, for the
yellow Dock" and the "Sarsaparila" are we'll
known 10 be the most efficient, land at the same
time inoxious) sgenls in Ihe whole MaIeria Ned.
lea. and.b far The bes, and puresI preparation
Of 9bem is DR.. Guysn's Yellow Dock Of Sursa.
pafliS, See advertisement.
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rPOISONING,n

Thousands of parents who use Vermfuge COM
posed of Castor oil, Calomel, &c, are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for a series OF
diseases, such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
meut of Hob nsack's Medicines, to which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as well as their Chidren's health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorder arising from those of bill
ious type, should make use OF the on'y genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
(r.5- BE not deceired" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, J. N.
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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Every Family should Have a
COPY"

AN INVALUABLE BOOK, ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CTS. PKR
coPY-MAN KNOW THYsELF.
DR.. HUNTERS Medical Manua and hand book
for the afflicted. Containing an outline of the
Origin Progress. Treatment and cure of every form
of disease, contracted by Promseuous sexual In
tercoGrse, by Sci abuse, or by Sexual Excess ith
advice for their prevention, written In a familiar
style avoiding all medical technicalites and every
thing that would offend the ear of decency, from
the result of some twenty years successful prac-
tice exclusively devoted to the cure Of diseases of
a delicate or private nature.
To WEIGH is added, receipts for the cure of the
above diseases, and treatise on the causes, symp-
toms and cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty
FIVE cents a copy; six copies one dollar; will! be
forwarded to any part of t United States by mali
free of postage. Address. postage paid, "Box, IS
Post Office, or the Author, 80 North 7th street
Philadelphia.
/ Fifty dollars forfeit DR. Hunter will forfeit $50
if failing to cure any case of secret disease that
may come under his care, no matter how long
standing or affecting. Either sex are invited to-
his Private Rooms, SO North 7th street, Phlsdel-
phia, without fear of interruption from other pa
tients. Strangers and others VINO have been un-
fortunate in the selection of a Physician are in-,
vited to ca |.
IMPoTENcY. Through unrestrained indulgence
Of the passions, by excess of self-abuse, the evils
e numerous, Premature in1potency, involuntary
seminal discharges wasting Of the organs, loss of
memory, distate for female society, general de-
bility, or constitutional dera ngement, are sure to
follow. Unnecessary consult the Doctor with con-
fdence, he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REsLEcT.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting this hea th happiness
aud in many cases their ives, in the hands OF Phy.
sicans ignorant of this class Of mafdies; II Is
certainly impossible for one man TO understand all
the ills the human family are SUBJECT TO- Every
respectful physician has his peculiar branch IN
which he is more successful than his brother pro-
fessors, and to that he devotes most of his time and
study. =,
Years of Practice, exclusively devoted to the
studv and treatm Mt of diseases Of the sexual or
pans. together with u GERS upon the body, throat
nose or legs, pains in the head, or bones, mercd-
rial rheumatism, structures, gravel iregu srities
diseases arising from youthful excesses, or impu-
rites of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to of
speedy re ef to all who may pace themselves an-
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part OF the United
Stales,-price five and ten dollars per package
October %, 1850
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Select School,

The subscriber would inform the citizens of Car
rollton that he will open, by the 4th of October,
with limited number of pupils, Select School,
in which it is proposed to teach the ordinary
branches of education, also Mathematics, with their
applications the Latin, Greek and German Clas-
sizes, sc. Experience in teaching for a number of
years, he trusts, will enable him to do ample JUS
tice to those committed to his care.
Terms made known on application.
He will also give instructions in vocal music this
wnrer. The most improved Ground note) system
will be used in communicating the instructions
Glasses of adults and Juveniles will be arranged by
the lst of October.
Terms for thirteen lessons, Sl,OO,
Sept. 10TH '52. N. Z. GIBDS.
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SIlerinps Sale,

A, one o'clock on Tuesday, The 96,h day Of
October A. D. 1859, shall expose TO public
sale. al the steam saw mill, near Levetlsville,
in Monroe township, Carroll county, Ohio, ibe.
longing TO Solomon Bowers, tie following prop.
cry 10 wit. one boiler and chimney, and steam
engine and The apperatus thereto attached, all
mill wright work belonging to same, one buzz
saw and together with belts, straps, &C., one axe
and shovel laken uuder execution at the suit .
William L. Wann against Solomon Bower
Terms cash, sa,s p GEO.PuGH, Sh'f.
Sherifr's Office, October Is, 1642.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-05
FOREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly hs Danlam House !
w. A. SMITH. PROPRIETOR

This large and commodious establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through
out, and will compare fayorably with any of the
trst class Hotels in the state. II contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order
The house IS beautifully situated on the Public
quare near the Court House, in the centre Of bus
iness, and has the advantage Of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, TO
render the Forest City pleasant stoPpingpIace to
those who may visit ileyeland either on business
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April Is, 1852