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II should be universally kAown--for il is
sWcIIy true THAI indigestion is Ihs parent Of a
large proporuor of the fatal diseases. Dysrn-
terry, dIaTrh9t. cholera mnrbus, liver complaint,
aud many other diseases enumerated in the city
inspectors week.. crlalogEe of deaths, are gem
eratd by indigestion alone. Think Of that
d,spppIr$ think of ii al! y no suffer from dis
ordered sIomarh>, aud il You are willing TO be-
guided by advice. founded uPon experience. re-
sort at once (dont delay day. 10 tionaand's
German Bners. prepared bv DR.. G. NJ. Jackson,
which ~ an alIerauve. curative, and invigorani,
stands alone aud uBapproached. Gsneri de.
pot 1870 Arch street. We nave tried these BIZ.
ters, aud know they are exrelent ior the dis.
eas'', specified nh Vr.-- Phiiadpjphia Hg H'm,
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Mr. KiTwan, the artist, WhO has been con.
demned TO death Tor the murder Of his wife. 10
lreands Eye, lonely island near Dublin, is
10 be executed on the 18Th of January. lie
still soIemnly protests his innocence. KirwIn.
although married to lnvey woman, had ever
since his marriage. Twelve years, kept a mis-.
ITess, who stood frsI in bis favor. and by whom
he had eight children. Strangely enough, his
wife Il recently. had been entirely ignorant of
all this; and II is supposed that the knowledge
of the affair led To rrproachrs on her part,
which turned the husbands indifference to le.
Tociou' hate, the cous'q quence Of which was
her I, 9TH by his hards. She was found dead
upon liule island whore they had goae ,ogelh.
er, and where they we're entirely alone. This
event has created the most pGinlUl excitement
10 Ireland.
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ADVANCE IN LASp WARRANrs.--A specula.
live demand from Tho West has increased ,he
price OF Lan! Warrants in Wall street. and
dealers are paying sac, S8I, aud SI56, Tor
warrants which, calling the Iani 81 95 pr acre
are equivalent 10 500, 500, aud SaUO. The
Times says The cause Of The advance is aurbu.
led IoAhe demand from ,he neighborhood of The
new lines nf Railway ia Illinois. Wisconsin,
SC. The entries are made chiefly for specuIa.
ION. Tho contractors, civil engineers, aud
even lnborrs engaged on these wwks all par.
,icipaIe IN ,he general disposition 10 secure Iarl
Of The pdbc domain suli suIj"cI IL enIry in
,heir immediate vicinity. Ate, the ~urranls
are exhausted or run up 10 par, the Treasury
may begin TO Ierl the IIecIs Of The movement
10 the increased cash receipts a. The Land Office.
Aud in ,cTn, further purchases of The Federal
loan Of 1867 will be ,nude With the proceeds.
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FROM Australia

Bv the last English steamer Australian dates
to October 5Ih have been received. The last
steamer which had reached E:r;and from Aus.
Iralia had eigh. s:,u half lous Of gold on
,re,ghI BESIDE that in the hands OF passengers,
The news from the gold fi-Id' sill continued To
ha favorable, and vast amounts were taken. 10
the Province nf Victoria, aS is suited, not less
than 100 OU0 persons were engaged 10 digging.
While so,e are unsu"cesiul. Others dig out a
forluLe in a week. One digger at Mt. Aexan.
der found piece Of gold weighing nine pounds
bpsudps great Quauuiy ul small pieces around
il; but MANY ol the diggpTs do not average
more Than an ounce per week, while their tx
ppnsps are half an ounce. IL is alsn stated that
tht. quarz on the TuTon Iurns out from the
tests To he unexpectedly .Ich, Welding al the
rate or e. 2UO per ton. With the increase %!
the rirhnrss of the counRy. the attention nr the
people is turned to The establishment of steam
cnmmunicu,inn brtweeu the leading porte nl
the Cnlonv; and Mr.. Tong has arrived in
England 10 purrhnse Iwn large steam vessels.
tn trade between II rbnu Town aud NJ Ibnurnr.
Sramrn employed in The lnIrr'roonlal ,rade
demand five pound per week, and are saury al
that The Sydney Empire, in describing some
OF The dggings, says:
"Never did mrn pursue their daily Toll in
such delightful and heauuinl Wotksh pa ss these
ravinrs, WhDr" the dark loiagr "f 'he rak, the
rugged aud nn.aS,lr plies Of 'ork, aud the nu'
mcTous cascades. combine To form pleasant
pictures, Unfortunately. ,hr s"iourncrs IN ,hls
Eden ure adiriei IL shoe, king bobns ol ln,'Dr'
ppTanc,; Ihev gain largely aud spend trcrl. as
Ihey say IN the gold culunl, 3. aud the c"Use
Ounrcp is that the aluaCuoUS OF the riches
fi.ldS-s such as the ll,rg,rg Rock, (or luslan",
are naurd b Disgusting scenes ol RIOT de-
bau, h,ry, aud dtunkrnnrS.
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OF The las. bu Of gossip from Italy, men.
tious Tho probable marriage of-GrNc Green.
wooc with weahhy and accomplished Amer
ican whom Grace captured in the Eternal ity.
'Wrll WE'LL What will wnmauS Rights do.
after l,'w more sublrarlions from their Ihunderl
Poor Margaret Fuller found husband in Ihe
same fair IInly, and found. too. II Wa,ery grave
jus, as she was stepping over The threshold Of
the sea into her own dear country; Mrs, Farm.
ham vent To California, 60. married Of course.
got her nose broken in dompsIc !bI, und is
nov suing (or II maiden name Mrs Swiss,
helm has got baby; Mrs Grace has gone
N Missouri: and now. The cru, lest IN, Of all.
Gruce--lhs sHury. why, charming Grare-is
going 10 commit malrimunv, AID be II sensible
somebody! Wen, WELL! Ii 'he vinegar ot
WomOn's Rights is not las, luInirg 10 I"nIhrr'
we are no yankee IN gurssiog SqndUSky sg.
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ROId surgical Operation.

We lrarn that Prot. Mkry pertnrmed nm
x,eus,ve surgical nperaIon y"r~rdaN at the
MrtICal CuIh gc. fer the urmn'al oi horrid
dpIurmuv u: The Isre. The paIlen'. Nouog
Iad> 1T t,x"rn. had h'r 'ace sSdlE md'lla'"d
when child. nom The fleets ol severe mii1
nation nG tn side of her lare. Tue h X
was dtsrroS,d. The ntulh drawn 10 one side,
and hpr ,ws firmly rlenched. The opcra'ion
conslsird in The entire rcmsVal ot the rlcaHz
I'd and contracted PORTION OF skin r'vtr'ng me
siFrcu side Of the face. and the Wasltrrence 10
,s place Of larg. flap Of healthy skin d'ssec'
It'd from the upper parton OF the breast Inc
operation must have bern severe one; oul we
are happy 10 learn that the deIorm'y VIII bs
almost, if no, enilrely relieved. AZ bold and
successful operator DR.. Ackley has reputation
second 10 lew men in our country. True Dem
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The Poet.

We have received poem (rom "E. H." Of
Pa, but cannoI believe he is in earnest when
he asks us 10 publish il. We have no doub'
the poet has poe,ical ideas in his head, hut We
pfe very sure be has failed to incorporate any Of
Iheln Iaio IhO poem belure US. To give our
readers "mste Of his quality" we copy one
Hauza verbaum, ct li.cralum, Ct Puncluaum, Ct
spell n,um: .....
with cherished hopes OF everlasting reign,
will ever conlbe for TO restrain;
- To HIM. whose Spiritual aid implore.
10 shields my soul lrsln slasiHe mOre."
II This will not satisfy our readers. they eOn
see il all Tor Grs cents, By calling a, this oiIice,
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GONG BACK TO Tng DARK AGgI. WHtN MIGHT
MADE RIGHT. "A bill has been reported in the
Virginia House If Delegates, which provides
fur ,he appointment Of overeers, who Hrr Ia
be required To hire out Al public auction, all Ire"
persous Of color 10 the highest bidder, and ro
pay into the state treasury Ihe sums Hccru'ng
from such sale. The sums are 10 bs devoted
IN future 10 sending free persons of color be-.
yound The limits Of tho state. Al the rxpira,
,ion Of five years, oil free Persous Of color r..
naming 10 The state are 10 BE- sold into slavery
to the highest bidder ut public auction, the pro.
ceeds ol such safes 10 be paid iOIO The public
treasury, provided that said persons Of colo,
shalt be allowed the privilege Of becoming the
slaves oi aGy free White person whom they may
select, IN The paymen. by such person Of (aiI
price
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AZ ar1i Monday will be. 81. Valentines Day j.
.s deem i daly Ne owe The rraders OF the
6 Poe Re- 50 TO present each Of you ~hh the
sslu,a,ua. Of she season.
We rOngraiuIa'e Jou 90 Ibe happiness yuu
seem 70 enj'y. aud we hope you may never be
less piessaully situated. kind Providence has
crOvOed your labOn Of lssI year with abuOdan.
saecess, aud ptOsnises of rich reward Tor Ihs
future ate nos wsnIing. Peace and plen:y
rrign lhroughouE 'he ieug,h and breadth Of the
land. aud happy prospects Of their continuance
brieh,eus our hope. lis true many. tho were
&C us when we las, greeted. you. have gone To
uy Ihe unseen realizes of another state "f ex.
is'snce. yel even they ''dled easy" sad gave
evidence Of foil resignation.
Many rhsnges, social and plitical have ia.
Ken place within the wear, yet 10 us they have
not been decidedly unpleasant What snoIher
year may do cannot now be foreseen. Many n
gTsy-haircd, honored father has bid i, log
farewell 10 bis aiFrciionaIs fOmily-many
fond mo,ber has received the last ,okens Of al
lection from her offspring. Many a gay anc
b'ushinR bride has given her hehu ard hand Il
the object Of her love. and many bacheIo
Benedict has lef, The barren shores Of sing,
b'essCdness, 60 sail upon the honorrd sea o
ms'rmony. Macy more, in the coming year
will cut loose from ,hPir mOorings and go a
dFih on the same uncerInin sea. All these, an
The "resi Of mankind" have our best wishe
for future happiness and prosperity. Long ma
they wave
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

HoRRID MURDER "A IWlug man named
Gu inn. murdered his 0w A,slst nrar Wincbes'
ter. Tenn Jas, we,k, Young man wish
ed IL o., some monry ifN1belo' gtd To his Ia
,her his sister found cul his intentions aud
communicated il 20 her father. This so pxas.
prrated The yourg man .haI he swore vengence
aRsOsI his sister snd told her that he would kill
her il e had tn cut her threat ~hlle she was
asleep. Two or three days afterwards. in the
absence oi The family, he procured pistol
walk, d del b,Ta,rly up 10 heI, and shot hrr IN
the .pr, head, killing hsr ins.snIly.
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Announcement.

Ms. EDtroR LIN view Of the approaching
Wing State Conye,ion. | ask you 10 announce,
lhFoUgh the Free Press, Ibe name Of Miller
Peouingon, Eaq., Of Belmont county. as SUIT
able candidate for Attorney General. Mr. Pen.
ning'on cOmbioes The qualnies Of peculiar fl,
ness. and greO, personAI popularity; placing
him so lal shove his des'RSaifd opponent, 'hs'
Hisdom ii once points hin; oul as me man thar
shopl 4 ho selected by the Wigs. n
ONE OF TIE OLD GUARD.
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30 the Mhtgs at OhiO.

lu pur>uanrc ~ u" request "I IN Wing,
mgmh rs ~ she l. gisUIure, and nf others, tho,
22I ia, nt + b,uarv n xI is designattd aS the
da, rnr holding u Wing State Convention at Co.
lumhus. In n,nniuap STATE oifi :rIs, aud take any
o,ha, acIInn dremed necessary.
lhe County Cunml,ess of Iha several coun.
lies are r,queslei 10 take measures for The Sc.
lection of our delegates to aueud said CUnven.
linn (;,r each FIVE hundred Wing v"lrrs. aud me
for each Graclnn of tao hundr,d d aud ffIy voters
in their respective counties The vote a, 'he
last Presidential election To be taken as the ba.
sis. Ca,rnll county is enIIled m 3 delegates.
The cnmmi,Ie trust Than il is quiie unneces.
sary To urge upon The higs o The State the
Importance Of being fully represented at that
Convention.
\. F. PERRY. j.. D. CALDWELL,
JOSEPH lDGWAY, JOHN MILLS.
ROBERT NEIL, EDWARD BALL.
LEWIS HEYL. LAURlN DEWEY.
WIN. DENNiSON. JR.. THOS. W. Upton,
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Natirc

In Psrttion. Robert McMllen jr. vs.. Cynthia
Heston ct al-tynthia He,ton, Lydia Ann Hes
ton, Samuel Heston. Albert HestOn Ellen Reston
and Rebecca HestOn, will take notice that PEI
tition was filed against them on the 7lh day OF
February instant, in the Court Of Common Pleas
for Carroll county and State OF Ohio, BY Robert
McMilen j., and is now pending, when the said
Robert McMillen jr, demands PARTITION OF the
following real estate, viz part Of the southeast
quarter of section twenty-nine OF tnwnshiP nuul-
Der fourteen. of range four of the district Of lands
directed to be sold at Steubenvile, in the State Of
Ohio containing one hundred andtwenty-six acres.
and bounded as follows: On the south by the
lands OF Solomon HostIAan, on the east BY the
lands of Daniel Gault, on the north by the lands
of Abram Baton and the heirs Of John Heston
deceased and on the west by the lands Of James
M'Gnty and that at the next term Of said court
application will be made by the said Robert Nc.
Millen IT, for en- order that partition and assigns
ment of dover may be made Of said premises.
ROBERT McMlLLEN Jr,
Bv Erkey A. Davis, his Att'ys
February II, lS5s-Pr fee &s.
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STE "a =.

a CuRIous LANP.-Among the number OF
pa'en" recently taken out in England is one By
a Mr.. E. Whele, for candle lamp Of very
novel character. The lamp has dial or clock
face, end, as The candle burns, the hands mark
he hours and minutes correctly. and a hammer
suikes The tune. As a chamber light ror q
sick room, il marks the time, and can be St, lu
Hrike at any given periods, Nben lhc patient re-.
quircs attention. As niLnt light, il marks the
time on a transparent dial, and rings an alarm
AT any stated period. and in ten minuus AFTER.
Wbrd 'xiirgUlshes The chrdIr. ar WIl e, nlirUe
To strike every second until the party gels nut
of L,d ard steps il; aud il very heavy sleep.
er requires To be reused. il will fire It per.
cusson cup. As Ipb'e lamp. il marks the
time and strikes the hours. and has II gUaIor
aud index, by which may ba ascprIalned the
amount Of Iigh, aud economy of consumption
! { the various candles Of different makers.
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ThronRI, In aS hours

The Dayton papers STATE that arrangements
IRE abnUi psrircled, BY which passengers are 10
Ie ,sken from Cincinnsu 10 New York in thirty
i've hours. for $40! The roui,. is by ,he liam.
iIIon aud Day ton. and The Mad River and Lske
Erie road 10 Sandusky, thence by steamer 10
D0nkirk or Buffalo, &c.
GREAT PETlTioN.-A petition for the Maine
law. signed by 2s coo ladies. was presenIei TO
the New York Legislature a lev days since.
Every man thinks Iha, Caesars wife Oughl
TO be above suspicion. but he is Ear less ParIcu.
lar as 10 what Caesar himself ought TO be.
A young lady in Dover, N. u. lately threat.
ened to sue a .Cslisr,' for breach Of promise.
He bought himself off for $500 and married
another girl.
Eigh, shares Of the Cleveland, Columbus,
and Cincinnati Railroad Company sold in New
York, on the 9lsI inst. for $751; per share
The New Jersey legislature has bill before
it providing that commission may bs issued
in the case Of hsbilual druokard. 10 prevent
hun from wasting his properly. in manner
similar 10 commissions tor lunacy.
About ibhiy miles from New Yoik city. on
The line Of the Harlem railroad. u. Greeley,
Of the Tribune. has a farm Of Ihiuy acres ol
bog swamp aud mountain rocks, on which his
future home ls now building Il is near Chapa'
qua. in Wes,chesIer county.
There are nineteen railroads - reckoning
those completed, constructing and proposed =
cenlerng ut Cincinnati. on ,he 0hio side, and
Two on The Kentucky side.
The Central Ohio Railroad Is now compile
ted from GAINESVILLE TO Columbus. The frs
Wain of Cars pissed through to Columbus OF
the 18Th ulI.
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Curious Law suits.

4 singular cHse t.rtnilN Canr before IuSIire
Row knrp ~ Cnciurau, N which u Mr.. No
tiqur appeared as pnin,tr ard lady : defend
an, The pl"iuI It olrgrd 'h", while ou' IN :
pleasure Xrur,iun With lh~ defendant hr Iuil"o
Il five do,nr hiu from his potkeI to pay biz
fr treshmrnis. Wheu his lady love. Snarh'r
The money from his hands, remarking NJ II.
saE,p uirp. that il would buy her ntw dVess. "
|, farther apprtr-d that ~ short time alIer"aId'
The lady gave him the mnwn WhtTeUpOn h.
comm, need this novel SUIT Fslllrg to Prov
his casr howevrr. thr pla'uuif Nss non.suiIed.
aud subs, Quentlv nVeThnulrd BY bT"IheT
the lady's (rr his ung'lanI ronducI.
4, nIhrr cuIlnus case recently came oH ~
FanfIl County, Conn 10 ~hlrh Mites u
" akrulan Instltuttd a sun against Anzl PraTce
fr marrying girl to ~hnm h. was previously
engaged. Il appcar thar The lRdy had prom
lsrd To marry Prarre sometime during lnr pres
pnt mouth, hu, Ihs defendant OUT grurTallrd him
by maTrvin ing her in d "ember last. Mr.. Wake.
u,au was allowed 500 damages, and Pearce or.
drred IL pny 'he costs.
The Lycnm,ng Gazeue pivesIhe particulars
of case reren,lv tried before nnp Of Ihe Courts
of Iba, place, in which Miss Olivia Cummings
brought an action against Iai'hless lover mann
4 Thornpson Brewer. laying her damages al
$e 900. Il appeared on the trial 'ha. Mr..
Brewer. after ''enppginR" himself 10 Miss O'i.
via, had the heaII!essntsS 10 marry somebody
else. lie plead III px,enuaIlon of his offence
that Olivia had "seI up o'nighIs" with other
beuux. alter her engagement with him; but all
would not dn--.he jury returned verdict oI
damages To the amount of 500 in favor Of the
inir and injured claimant
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

THE GARDINER CLAIM. - The Providence
Journal cnn,ains lelIer written from Mexico,
on the a7,h November last, by John S. Slocum.
which contains sIaIemenIs going TO confirm the
the truth Of DR.. Gardeners claim, aud also tO
show that all the oPpo,iIion tn him comes from
the Mexican GnVernmenI and those Who are
oribrd To use their luAIence against him. II is
said that prominent aud we'll known ci''z'ns
have bern oiEred a large reward # they would
come on To- Washington and swear against
Gardiner. aud that they are ready Ia testify 10
that feet
We agree with the Cincinnati Gdzsiie, in the
remark that the conduct Of IIr. Gardiner, since
the allowance OF his claim, has bren IhaI Of On
innocent. or an insane man. We cannot COO
ceive Why he should have lett bis money on
deposit in Washington, or why he should have
returned from Europe, rCrIhWhh, as soon as he
learned that there was doubt Of the validity Of his
claim. We trust the world will know The truth
Of ibis case 10 due time.
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4 curious case nG sommanbuIism is recorded
iu the ChllIcothe (n.) GGEete.
A daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Kaine arose from
her sleep, in her night clothes walked four
miles up Ihr Scolo RIVER. waJed into the stream
and swan across the deep part. and was found
BY an early riser siuing on Ihe bank Of The
river aslpep!-- Remarkable enough, as The girl
was orly thirteen years old, aud could moi
swim when awakel
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01- Certainty, certainly, Mr., Pauou, cerlaio

W Certainty, certainly, Mr.. Psuon, ceran
l,; ven be on hand, i living and
Oh yesl wO fjJgo' TO premise thai we had
iuI received an invitation 10 attend "pa,hsr-
ing Of Tho people" 81 the 'PaI,on House" on
the evrnine Of The a4od, inst
Judging from Ihe past. We can assure all that
no pains will be spared 70 maxi ,hs occasion
all that the heart could desire; and il wa.a sis
100 rising before our minds eye, Of the mir,h
End good time we will then have, 'ha, made US
break ioiIh rs above
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OLp Bills REvAMPhD - The Columbus cor
responden, Of ,hs Saudus<y register ~riIes that
large number OF Bills are before each branch
nf The Legislature. aud adds;
"As a general thing, they are COPIES of The
old ones IN The Statute oOk. A member who
wishes TO Distinguish himself, rskts up The Stat
ute Book, copies some old law. modlfrs some
af i,s sections, and then presents ito the House,
MANY oC III, bills passed are o( This character,
The Supervisnr's Bill is Of this DESCRIPTION. 20
Of The Road Bills, and others that might be mem
Iioned.n
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Al NJ. Pleasant, JEFF. Co., Ohio. on Wedncs
day, January 18Th, by Rev. Mr.. Somebody,
Dr. Henry b. Fawceu, furmerly of this town,
20 Miss Mary Jones of the former vIlage.
'Taini no use TO HIIempI 10 express our good
wishes; they are too many and big (or utter.
Snee. All we can do, in our present fuIluess OF
heart, is 10 extend our OF aud shut our is.
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81 digest !" Euch is the true meaning Of the
word ePsin," or of the two Greek words from
which it is derived. This is the significant and np-
propriate title Of the true digestive fluid, or gas
iric juice prepared by DR.. J. = Houghton, of Phil
adephia, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, { r
the cure OF indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is Ma
tures own remedy for IN unhealthy stomach. No
art of man can equal its curative powers 1t rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
ee the figure OF the OK in another part Of this pa
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Washington. Feb. ).
Edward S. Fuller. recently Of Ihs Census Of
fee. was shot last night at the National Hotel
by Jas W. ScbambeTg, formerly of the U. S
Dragons. The ball penetrated the righ' side.
and the wound is thought fatal. A ftud had ex.
listed a long Tune owing to Schamberg's indeb,J.
ness 10 Fuller.-.The immediate cause was a
plOcard, denOunciug him as q scOundrel, lOr
aud coward,
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II aonears tina, me conlribuuons 10 aid oi The
National Washington Monument rnod. maze
a, The polls during The iasI Pfes'de"'la' s,ecUo,
in cnmplauce with the riiruiar Q; me hAaIo OF
Managers. amoup, So far " Si9 OOo' inc
moputnrn. has nov reached an eleNauon oi ls4
feet.
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4 DEcln.p lMPRovENr. The New York FIX.
press speaks of a great revolution which ceTIaIn
bold shrV,s IN the fashionable world are about
10 auemp, (organ'zr. We believe Is the term o'
the Frrnch, kO rer,ainIv ought ~ know every
hing ,hs, can b.. learned touching rrvoln'ions.
Il relates to evening parIi's. and Is b ST explain
I'd by ,hr card Of inVl'auon, which We copy
trcm the Express.
.Mr. aud Mrs. A-B-~ill sea their
friends rn--.Venlng, br'"een the hours Ol
plgh, aud eeVcn.'
MIR. aud Mrs. C-D-U quest the
the pleasure Of your company IT'm eight Io
eleven un--tVeutng. j u W.
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The precious metals in exlsiance is estimated
a, 81 900 900 900. Of which 81 500 900 QUO i,
10 silver and So Oo,OoO,OOo 10 gold; in crcu.
lalion five billions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The Senate Of Rhode Island has indefinite
10 pos,poned Ihe resolution TO proceed To the
i, r,ion of a u. S. Senator. The vote STOOL
II 10 I5-one Wing voting The mRlp'l'y. u,
however, he had voted otherwise. IL would moi
nave changed the result, for Ihe Locoioco pre-
siding officer had the casting vote.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

MARklED On fhur>daV lanuary 20,h,
hV Rev r Merrill. Mr.. 'srph FisheI aud Miss
Fredt rira BuhI. both OF Carroll co.
TIN IN, 27,b ult bv Rev A. Swaney. Mr.
Le~is Wrlls. to Miss Ellen raIlor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

ANOTHER VlcrlM,-Miss Melissa Hnynes Of
Cincinnati. vas sent in The Lunalic Department
of the Commercial llospnal. few DAYS ago -
The Tunes saws The uue cause ul INSANITY Is
spiritual rappiugs."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The Land Cnmm'sslaners appointed by Gov
eyu,neet ~ settle The land utes IN CaiiluVOIa.
e0n 6rmed The title ot Col. FFeoon, TO the lands
which he eproeured sometime slnce, This man
il oDe Of The richest men in that land Of gold.