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AN INVALUABLE BOOK, ONLY TwFNrY.FIvE CTS. PER
CoPY-MAN KNOW THYSGF.
DR.. HUNrtR = Medical Manu-, aud hand hook
for the lillrtcd Containing an outline of the
Origin, Progress Treatment anil cure oi every form
ot disease, contracted by Promise uons Cxual IT.
tercourre, 10y Sci -atuSe ur by sexual fx'ess, ith
advice TOR their prevention, written in familiar
style, avoiding all medical techn @lities aud every
thing hatwuuId offend the ar of dereucv, from
the result OF some twenty wears successful prac-
tce exclusively devoted to the cure Of diseases OF
delicate or private nature
TO WEIGH is added, receipts for the cure of the
above diseases, ani trrntise on the causes. symp-
toms un cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty.
five cents u copy; six copies one dollar; vii! hr
forwarded 10 any part of t United tates by mail
free OF IstIga. Alrrs5. postage p'id. "BlV, IS
Post iii -. H the A lth .r, 80 North 7th street
PhilpdeIp H.
Fltvdultr t,rret Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50
If fallinI To ufe any case OF secret disease that
may com, unlpr his ere, n matter how long
standing or I'll citing Ethtr sex are invited tn
his Prv IL u umS, 8 Worth n street Philrdrl-
pIi,, without tear OF interruption f'M nther pa.
/ lients. Irangers and Others whr h,vr been un-
fnr'unnie in the selection vi PA, sieian are n-
vitedtn ca |, E.. .W
lMPoTEKcY Through unresroined Indulgence
of the passions, by excess OF selGabuse the evils
are numerous. Premature mpotency, invOluntarv
seminal dis, harges, wasting OF the organs, loss of
memory u distate Tor female society, general dee
bihiy, or constitutional 'derangement, me sure to
follow. Unnecessary, consult the Doctor with con.
fdence, he offers perfect cure r...
READ AND REFLECT The effected would do
we to reflect before trusting this hea III, happiness
aud in many cases their ives in The hands u phy.
sicians ignorant Of this class OF mal'dies. II is
certainly impossible for one man to understand all
the ills the human family are sul jet tn. Every
respectable physician has his peculiar branch. in
which he is more success u than his brother pro.
itssors, and to that he devotes most Uf his time and
study.
Years Of Practice, ex lusively devoted to the
study ind trG atm Mt of diseases OF the sexual or
gans, together with GERS upon the body, throat
nose, or legs, pains in the head, or bones, mercu
ria rheum ltism, structures, gravel. irregu arites
diseases arising from youthful excesses, or impu
rites Of the blood, whereby the constitution ha'
become enfeebei, enables the Doctor to off
speedy re ief to a who may ace themselves un'
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part Of the Unitet
Sta,es,-price FIVE and ten do,ars per package.
October %, 1850
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1nOlon Doftor

The undersigned has located himself in the
town of Carrollion, Carroll county, Ohio, where
he will tend to all cases that ae entrusted to his
care boih chronic and acute. (C-T Cancers, ScTot-
ulas, Rhenmstisms, Old Sores, ConsumPtions, Llv'
er Complaints, female Complaints Of sll kinds.
0fice--East endcf Main street.
Is nri aeE sWs- DIX. ". TRAGO.
NIB Exclusively on The Indian Sys'ep'
lanp 5. l559 ~ 1s faea@
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of J.G Kennedy, deceased. Those in
debted to said est"te will mike immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
SAMUEL STERLING,
.." JOHN Il. TRIP,
July 8, 1859. Administrators.
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Notice.,

lis hereby given thai The undersigned have
been appointed aud qual6td Executors Of the
estate Of II, zetlah r. Beurs. deceased. Az
,husp lndrblrd 10 SAID estate will MAKE immedl-
ola pay men,; and those having cIulms agan4. il
wi presem them, legally proven. wl,hln onc
rrsr IRON this date. TnOS C0BLE.
THUS, R. GRIFFIN.
'c,ober aa, 1859.
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Nsy 1859.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On the eighth day of May, in the year 1859 the
Probate court of arroll county declared the estate
of J,hn,. Wentz. deceased, 10 be probably insol'
vent. redturs are therefore required 10 present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
Tor allnwance within six mrnths #, m the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
pa! ment. -
~iih The will annexed OF John. We0tz. decd.
May IA Is62.-Pr fee Sl,oo
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The public and 'the rest of mankind" ore here
by inform, d. that have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by FIRE, and that still carry
Oh the #...
TANNING & SADDLING BrSlNESS
In New EIarrisburgh, where may be found at all
times y splendid assortment of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS.. BhIDLES,
WHIPS. &c &c.
Also a great variety OF Boots q Shoots
am determined to do cheap business and will
assure those who give me a call, that the articles
off. red them, are made OF the bet stock, and got
Up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply of
Leather
OF all kinds always on hand.
Call and examine for yourselves, and sm well
saisfe that you will go away fully convinced, that
the place to get BARGAINS is at" Per Y's"in New
Harrisburgh.
O.5- Cash paid for Hides q skins all the
time.
Nsy 1859. 3m
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ECKLEY q DAVIS,

Attorneys and COHnseLiOrs at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession ~ Carroll and the adjoining
counties. Ali business entrusted to them y IT
ave prompt attention. Office in the trace bulIe
ng, opposite the west door OF the court house
mo y, '49
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.OrICE or AN ArrACAMrNr.
Estate Of Nancy OnC, u.

N,lcn S h r ,lvra hat III :" dprs'gntd
har h n,on d on q u IS b ctr Il
tn E-tt'c &C Nancy Q-en, d''a'rd Ia IT,
e el rt N ka iinrnstaIP payment al Il ihrSA
h,, n ,laius gail st sad estate will resent tn m
ayaiIy a lthen icst, d. w'hln one " az.
JOHN COBURN, Adm'r.
Feb. I3 1853
rUd Liver ella Superior Orele just re-
cei,ed al the Drug St, re- Of
D.r.II, 1851. 6. A. ROEGEi.
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pARiNNIk~stta'.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
tie II me aud style oi Cummings q Brarkin, and
we invite all the customers of the "old corner"
and the public generally, to call and see us
MhTch Is. 1859. j. 7 INNINGS,
t. II RR ACKIN
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l. A W MOTTO Z.
LAW NOTICE.

IL ], Ready Aliorney and Cou ssllor al
LaO and Solicitor in Chancery, will pracIic,
Tuscarawos and the adjoining counties. Al
business entrusted to his care will be promptly
amended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5, 1850.
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SHOES, LAhlES, Gal rERS OF ell COlOrs, Jen.
ny Lind Slippers, with lull assortment OF all
kjnds OF the very best make, on hand and for
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS g. BRACKlN'
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Iho New ilagtrsIOwm Acadtm,.

NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of the Carroll county Rail-
road CO'pany:
Those who have not paid the amount of the
Sto k by them subscribed, are hereby motif ID that
il payment be not m Ide on or before he '5ih day
OF OF. inst. the COLLECTION of the same must be
enforced by law. The prest mt coudnon OF the
work is such that il money be MT immediately oh
tanned the work must stop. II is hoped that those
Interested will not neglect ibis matter
JAMES III. d WIS,
Carrntnn Oct 8, ~. Treasurer.
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LAW NOTICE.
JOHN III. TRIPP.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLaw and s. lis
citor in Chancery, Office in irume buildings, op
posite ourt house up stairs, over the store ol
Cameron, and Kennedy"
D. Mt.;l >, ,l3j).
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
Odd Fellows.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23-The Grand Lodge
I. o. O. f. was occupied to-day with pro-
posed alterations to the constitution. The
only amendment adopted was one changing
the time of the meeting of the Grand Lodge
from the third to the first Monday of Septem-
ber. All other propositions acted on were
indefinitely postponed. The committee to
prepare n new constitution was balloted for
and the following elected by vote of 63 to
80: De Saussure, of North Carolina; Col
fax, of Indiana; Barnard, Of New York; Ell
lison, Of Massachusetts, and Griilen, of Ga.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2$.-Billy Bowlcgs
has left for New York and will receive pres
cnts there. He will go thence to Florida
by steamer. As soon as he arrives the In
dans move off to their new homes west of
the Mississippi. BilIy's promises were all
fair, and if he proves false nothing follows
but war. Mai through from New Orleans.
Editor of the Cuban revolutionary party has
published card in the New Orleans Delta,
stating that he did not escape in the steamer
Black Warrior, but declining to say in what
vessel he came.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
ArrivnI OF the Arricn.

NEW YORK, September 22.-The 4 frica
sailed from Liverpool at 8 O'Clock in the NOR
nIng OF the lth, with III passengers.
News unimpOrtant. Tenant Right League
IN session at Dublin. A convict ship sailed
from Plymouth for Hobart Town, with three
hundred criminals. 1t was thought that they
would not be permitted to land at the colo
ny. John Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,,
writes to the London Times in defence of
MIR. Webster from the ungenerous attacks
of the English press. New Cunard Chagrcs
Steamers will touch at Portland o nd Boston.
as well as New York. Dudley Pierce was
in Belfast on business connected with the
New York and Galway Steamers. The
war Steamer Jersey was fitting out for the
fishery station. French claims in the Hay
tien Government satisfactorily settled. A
decree of Louis Napoleon suppresses the
Paris journal COrSdirp. The Wonikm an
nounces that the Minister of Finance has
repaid TO bank the remaining half of fifty
million loan.
SPAIS.-The English company has re-
commenced operations in colonization on
the river Ibro, from the Mediterranean to Sa-
rngossa Official advices from Cuba report
the Island as enjoying profound tranquility.
lTALY.--The Pedmontese Ministry have
harmonized again NJ. Pernati has with
drawn his resignation. Tnere has been more
political arrests. French soldiers are sta
toned along the principal roads, to prevent
dePredations by brigands
GERMANY.-TheH Haytien consul, ut Ham
burgh, made formal complaint against the
uamburgh press for attacks on Solouque
Interrupted correspondence of Mazzini and
other members of the London Revolutiona-
Try Committee, show activity in obtaining
money from partizans in Germany and Aus
tra.
The cholera in Warsaw is subsiding. On
the 3lst there were only 80 new cases and
81 deaths.
TURKEY.-Later advices do not confirm
the rumorcd difficulty between England and
the Porte. Armed brigands continue to
commit robbcries and other crimes about
COnstantinople. Five severe shocks Of earth
quakes were felt at Kamazan aud vicinity,
on the 26th of August. 90 killed and 40
wounded
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
From Maiuc.

PORTLAND, September lS.-The vote for
Governor in 3OS towns foot up as follows
Hubbard, liquor law democrat, 81 1923; Cros-
by, whig, 27,447; Chandler, Liberal, 20,33l
Holmes, FreeSoil,l 1899. The Senate stands
Wings IA, Democrats Z, no choice 9, unde.
termined /. The House so farastands wings
10, democrats n, to be heard from 4. The
vote for Congress in $50 towns foots ups
Wings 30,56O; Democrats, 81, ,625, showing
q whig gain of about 5000 since 1850.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

Six CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.-In
Wardsboro', VT, at 10 o'clock on the night
of the 9th inst, the house of Peter Moore
took fire. This was discovered by the neigh
bors, who broke open the doors, brought out
Mrs. Moore and two children who were in
bed with her, her husband having taken the
alarm amoment before; but two children in
the same room, and four children who were
in bed in the chambers, were burned to
death. The mother attempted to rush back
into the house to save her burning children,
but was held back and became deranged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

0JThe California mail which reached
Boston on Monday evening was SO wet that
the directions ON the letters could not be
deciphered. The Advertiser says that one
gentleman received draft for thousand
dollars so defaced that he could not read the
name of the house on whom it was drawn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

The JAPAN Observation-Disclosures
Perry is now in Washington, and arrange
ments, it is said are to be made for the speedy
departure of the Expedition to Japan. The
repairs of the Mississippi, and the compile
tion ofthe repairs of the Princeton are alone
waited for. The full complement Of seamen
will be made up.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

0~TThe Pennsylvania Railroad loan OF
$S,OOO,000 was allotted on Thursday to c.
Henry Fisher, Esq, of Philadelphia, on ac-
count of Barring Brothers and the Roths-
chids, of London, at lO3 90. The whole IT,
mount bid was in the neighborhood of $lO,.
100000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

MILITARY. Gen. Houston, Gen. Pugh,
Col. Wood Col. Medill, Col. Morgan, and a
number of Captains and COrporals are tra-
versing the State, opposing the election of
Gen. Scott because he is General. To
show their sincerity, they ought to drop their
titles. We once came very near adding DR..
Olds to the list but after volunteering to go
to Mexico, he concluded to resign because
he could not ride horse. How very near
like another man Of his own party! But he
had more prudence. He did not attempt the
feat.
Talking of Generals, we were amused
with the remark of Scott Irishman the
other day, who in reply to one of his com
panions, said "IfPicrce was General, Polk
made him one; but Gen. Scott made him
self a General"
N. B.-We forgot to add Commissary
Woods and Corporal Kagay TO the above
list They demonstrated beyond the shad-
ow of doubt, that fthey didn't know more
about War than Gen. Scott, it was the fault
of Old Dame Nature.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

MORE OF THE LEAHY MURDER.-It is stat
ed that Leahy, the reputed "Monk of La
Truppe," who was recently committed to Jail
at pardcvilie, Wis, for shooting dead, in the
courthouse at that place, man named Man
ley, and attempting to kill Col. Morton, the
lawyer of Manley, upon being asked, after
his arrest, if he wished to see the remains
of the murdered man before being buried,
he replied "No," and gave the following reu-
son for the inGrder; stretching forth his right
hand, said: "To be sure that hand fired the
pistol, but God directed. had vision last
night; God told me to kill five men in that
court room, have been prevented now, but
the day will come when it will be DONE
Leahy, previous to the murder, had been
living with his wife in Columbia county,
Wis, where he has property to the amount
of $4,000. Jealousy of his wife, as we have
heretofore stated, was the origin OF the af-
fray. His career is now, in all probability, at
an end
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

A MAN BURIED ALIvE.-An Irishman who
died suddenly on the railroad, was buried
at Wheeling on Tuesday. Those who at
tended the funeral, after lowering the coffin
into the grave, returned to their homes, leav-
ing man to fill up the grave. 1t appears
that after throwing in few shovels full of
earth he was alarmed by singular noise as
of kicking and struggling in the coffin, so
that he ran away. Coming up with Mr..
Fitzimmons he told what he had heard, and
both Immediately returned, raised and open
ed the coffin, and found the man turned on
his face and his person warm. Fhe Gazette
says that if the coffin had been opened when
the commotion was first heard the man
might have been saved, and that he died
solely from sufocation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
New YORK VVhig state Conveuti0n.

SYRACUSE, September 22.--The commit
tee OH Resolutions reported a series: lst, Re
lative to the tariff of specific duties. one that
will support the Government Independent OF
the proceeds of Public LANDS sales. The
I'd relates t., the Public Lands-in favor oil
their allotment TO independent frceholders,
the revenue being distributed among the
States, ana applied to educational purposes.
Sd, That our foreign policy favor peace, con
sistent with due assertion of our rights
and careful avoidance Of entangling alliances
with foreign powers. 4th, In favor of liber-
al appropriations for Rivers and IIarbOrs and
a General System OF Improvement 5th
Advocates vigorous prosecution to compile
ton OF the Canal Enlargement. 9th, Fully
acquiescing in the decisions Of the National
Corr eGtion oil all subjects legitimately be-
fore it. 7th, A warm eulogy on Scott and
| Graham, aud udincidentally on the present ad-
minstration, Messrs. Hunt, Kent and Other
nominees. Governor Hunt is the nominee
of the Convention fer Governor, and VIII
liam Kent for Leutenaht-G The
resolutions were responded to with perfect
unanimity and great enthusiasm.
| After spirited address, the Convention
adjourned.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols, for
money and accounts, 99a. Large transac-
tions in American stocks-no change in
prices. Trade in Manchester slightly de-
clined-prices not lower. Havre cotton
market unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

THE Milwaukee News says that Leahey,
the murderer, is to all appearance, a con-
firmed maniac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
From New Work.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Times has a
special despatch from Washington, saying
that great "cxplosion" has taken place in
the Gardiner Committee to-day; that it is not
Secretary Corwin, but another partyi, in
fault, which has caused much excitement
The despatch says that the Committee will
exonerate Mr.. Corwin, but reiterates the
report that he has sent in his resignation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

OFFICIAL VoTE OF North CARoLIKA.-
The result ofthe late Gubernatoriol g.
lection in North Carolina has been officially
proclaimed. Reid, dem, received 4S,4S4
votes, and Kerr, whig, 42,993-majority for
Reld,5 ,49l. The vote for Governor in 1850,
stood Reid. dem, 44,s45; Manly, wing 4s,-
.O7l--Reid's majority, 2,774,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

The Locofoco. papers are publishing list
of officers in, the Mexican war, who will
not vote for Scott. Now, as most of these
officers were nominated by President Polk,
and were of course Locofocos, i, is very
natural to suppose that many of them yet
retain their party preferences. The list is
merely list of Eocofocos who have not yet
broke their party sharkles. The only won
der is that the list is 90 short.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

OTThere is firm in st. Louis bearing
the euphonious title of Grim g. Barrett.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

Omo STATE FAIR-The list of premiums
awarded at the Ohio State Fair, held at
Cleveland last week, is published in tho pa
pers Of that city. It's entirely too long for
Republication in our columns, and we trans.
fer only so much as is of local interest 1t
will be noticed that "Old Far6ed'' held her
own, doing better probably than any other
county, tnking the number of entries into
consideration. SO far as horses are con-
CeTned, we do not suppose she is surpassed
by any county in the State. Within the last
ten or fifteen years, there has been great
improvement in this respect, and our Agri-
cultural Society will, within the next ten
years, produce like improvement in many
other interests. The following awards were
made to citizens Of this county:
John Shatler, Lancaster. one pair match
cd borscs, fye years old, first premium, $50.
John Gill, Miliersport, one jack, five years
old, silver medal.
John Gill, Nillersport, one Jack, five years
old, fifteen hands high, first premium, $40.
John Reber, Lancaster, one Mare, four
years old, silver medal.
John Reber, Lancaster, one Gelding, FIVE
years old, saddle, premium, $40.
John Reber, one Mare, four years old, light
harness, premium, $40.
John S. Snyder, Greenfield township,
Head Blocks for Saw-mil.s, silver medal.
John S. Snyder, saw-set for mill-saws,
Diploma and recommended
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

GENERAL SCOTT AND THE IRISH. "A large
number of Irish citizens called at the Neil
House, on Tuesday evening, to see that Old
Hero, who,in his young days, manfully stood
forth, at the risk Of his own life, TO pro-
tect their c. untrymen from British persecu-
ton, and who, in his late years, has repeat
edy borne testimony to Irish bravery and
Irish fidelity. General SCOTT came from
his room aud shook them warmly by the
hand, expressing great pleasure in seeing
them, and assuring them that he sympathised
with the misfortunes of their country, and
that it was highly gratifying to him that they
as well as the oppressed of all nations, could
find an Asylum beneath the broad flag of
our country, with none to molest them or
make them afraid. A tear stole INTO the eye
of more than one stout Irish heart, as he
listened to the brief but patriotic words of
the man immortalized by so many deeds of
va lOr -,IOMrn1I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30


TIE THREE CANDIDATEs.-The Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer perpetratcs the f2l!ow-
ing:
A Dutchman who had just returned from
visit to his friends in Kentucky, was ap-
piled to the other day to knowhow the Pres
idential election was going in that State-
who was the foremost lnaC in Kentucky!
Said Hans in reply: "Dere is tree candi-
dates running in Old Kentuck where av
been. Firstch, dere ish one dey call 'Old
Chippewa he will get smart sprinkle of
voesch. Den dere sh 'Old Lundy's Lane
he will rhake a mighty GO cd run; but dcre
be one dey call 'ChurobUsco,' he WILL
sCHWEEP DE PLATTER"
IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN--The New
Orleans Picayune of the 10th inst. says:
"We have received some private informa-
ton from Yucatan, stating that movement
is on foot in that State to apply to the Uni
Some of the leading men in the country
are engaged in the movement.
BLINpING JusTIcE.--Justice White, while
hearing a liquor case at Watertown, Mass,
had quid of tobacco thrown into his eye by
some one of the liquor-loving opponents Of
the Maine Law. This attempt to blind JUS
tice, did not prevent the magistrate enforc-
ing the fl ne for violating the law.
EFFECT OF Railroads.&c. correspond
ent of the Miledgeville (Ga) Recorder
states that in the vicinity of Lowndes coun-
ty, in that State, land has advanced from
one hundred to FIVE hundred per cent, in
value, in consequence of the projected con-
struction of the Brunswick and Florida rail
road.
OErMr. Douglass, in his speech on
Wednesday evening, made a great many
gross mis-state- of fact. We do not
charge however that he fbbed Intentionally.
We have the charity to believe that he fb-
bed from the mere force of habit.-Lou.
Jour.