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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
TWENTY FIVE Persons PICKED UP AT SEA

Sic
l2lh May, an English bark 100 miles north
OF MartanlIIa reef Sic had picked up 25
passengers from an American ship the day
previous. The bark was bound to Europe,
but Capt. N. could not ascertain her name.
We think there is every reason TO believe
that the persons rescued were some of the
passengers on board The i'll faied William
and Mary, fnundered on the Grea, lsaacs.
~ Y. Express.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT HE'LL GATE.
-Four Boys droaoned.- Monday evening
last, while the steamers Commodore and
Worcester from New York were going
through He'll Gate, small boat in which
were six persons, was swamped, between
lskers Island and this Gate, through the
heavy swell caused by the steamer Cons
modore. While passing them, the steamer
Worcester, Capt. Williams, was small
distance aSiern al the time Of the accident.
Capt. Williams was requested and refused
10 stop his boat and try TO save their lives,
which could have been done without The
least danger to his steamer or passengers.
Mr.. Stephen Horton, one Of the Hell Gate
Pilots, with his small boat, saved two of
their lives. The other four were drow ned.
--sVeV YORK EGpre,s. f -a~
The Land Sales at Chicago are exci,ino
considerable competition among capitalists
aud the prices and advantages of lots are
| the absnrhng topics. The Tribune in
commenting upon the speculal ton mania
| We heard good anecdote OF Dr.. Eoan,
one at the successful operators, which il.
lus'rates thernling passion. Tie good Dr..
was called recently TO prescribe for lady
patient. The portions were duly prenared
and WREN he was about wilhdi a vino. the
lady very naturally inquired Dr.. when
are they to be iaken?' Quarter down, bal>
ance IN ohe, two and three yearsr was the
prompt reply. Good morning, madam,
and The land allopathist bowed himself ou,
with his usual suavily."
COMMISSIONER TO THE SApw,cH IsrANns
The New York Evening Post in,imaies
that Senator (GeD.) Shields will proba DIV
receive the appninement Of Commissioner
10 the sandwich Islands; and that-inas>
much as man0r his melle would hardly
De willing 10 go into that sort OF exiie
without the promise or hope of an ultimate
reward "sui,ed TO his rank and posi,;on >,
1t may he fairly inferred that our relations
If not critical.
a PRIzE.-.A Rev. Robert Armstrono
OF Newbnrg, N. Y, recently nurchosed
from an Englishman a number Of m;neraIs
among witch was one supposed 10 be
topaz, but subsequent examination has
convinced hIm that il is q diamond. lis
wel3h! u = ! ounces. and iis estims ted
Sa:.e Is Ss,OOO,OoO. He has been offered
has declined. "''''' We
Two Cuban ladies', now safe in N, York
have been summoned BY the auIharileS n
Cuna' To appear, and take their trial Far
treason, polite invitation, winch owing n,
previous engagement, lhe fair traitors
VIII doubtless beg respectfully TO decline.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
From fhe .NfiddIefosrn Consultation
The WING Party.

Since the Residential election, and the
extraordinary overthrow of the Wing par
", il has been seriously disputed by snme
grave men whether the Wing party could
survive its defeat ana again show itself in
the field and il his been held by the 10
col0cOs, or ut least by some Of them, thai
the Wing party has al the present moment
no actual existence. No doubt good part
that is said on this subject is said in The
way Of joking and ridicule but it is I'M
dOubledly about half believed by some iE
the community. IL certainly does seem ri
diculOuS 10 entertain such a notion. and
almost as ridiculous TO say anything in sup
port of The suppositiOn that the Wing party
does exist, and that il is not much inferior
in numbers and influence 10 the party now
in power.
A mistaken idea is obtained from the
manner in which the electoral vote is given.
Out Of the whole number Of States, bu;
four voted for the Wing candidates, and
the whole eIet toral college gave them but
forty two votes. The result viewed in this
light, and This is the way in which il is
generally viewed, would very naturally give
| one the notion that the Wing party was
completely overthrow, and that it was
, insignificant in numbers. But how is il in
reality? Did the Wing candidates really
| receive but about one eight The number Of
votes given for President and Vice PRESS
dent? The Wings polled about 400. 900
votes for their candidates, while the demo-
Gratis polled bu; about |, 600, O0O-a plural
ity of only 200, COO over the Wings, and a
majority or less than so, 600 over The whole.
Thus out Of about 5000 600 votes, the de-
mocrGttc candidates had a plurality Of less
than $4,000! Does this look hike very dis
astrous defeat? Does il look as f. the Wing
party was insignificant in point Of numbers
or influence: We think not. A minority
of I.400. 900 votes is not To be despised, and
the present dominant party will lind that
such body Of men, comprising, we do not
hesitate to say, some of the best talent and
the most upright and intelligent minds in
the country, is al least lormidab bic, and tina,
their opinions and influence is 10 be respec-
ted, and will have weight in restraining the
extravagant opinions Of some of the lead
ing men Of that party.
At present, the Whige have nothing TO
do but to look on. They are inactive they
are in state Of repose. In this condition
they can afford 10 remain for the present.
II is mastery inactivity" which will
permit them to lose none of their strength,
while il gives opportunity TO their oppo
nen,s tn quarrel without hndrance, and by
this means lessen their power and influence.
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No part O. ,hr -yst'n is more liable to diseast
thar tn, LIVER il rvIng fllArer to purif,
IL purlN tn blood or giving the proper secretion
to the hlle; 20 hat any wrong action OF the Liver
affects The ohe important parts OF the system
and results vsrIousy | Liver Complaint. Jaur.
dice. Dyspepsia. &c We should, therefore
watch ever symptom hat IA ght indicate a wrong
action o. the Liver. fhese Pillt being composed
OF ROOTS Y PLANTS FURNISHED by a,"re g
heal the sick Namely, LIST, An EXPECTORANT
which augments the secretion from the ulmonary
mucus membrane or promotes the discharge of se-
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changes in some inexplicabe and insensibe man.
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A TONIC, which gives tone and strength to the
nervour system, renewing health and vigor to all
parts of the body. 4th, A ATHARTI which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole mass of corrupt and vat' matter, and puri.
flying the Blood, which destroys disease and re.
stores health.
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TIE TAPE NVnDHs;

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy OF all
that inlesI the human system, it grows to an al.
most Indefinite length, becoming 50 coiIpd and
fastened in the Intestines and Stomach affecting
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pect that it is Tape Worm fastening them to an
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therefore be proper to take to 8 OF my Liver
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Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm.
which must be- taken in doses OF 2 Tablespoons.
full times day these Injections followed have
never been known to all N curing the most OF
stinatp case oi Tape Worm
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Formerly The Dunham House. I

W A. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
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been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through.
out, and will compare iavoraby with any of the
nrst 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.
incSs, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around 1t. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor l.
determined to spare neither expense nor efFort. 70
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or In the pursuit Of pleasure An Omnibus IL al h.
ways In readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing. '''"
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LAW NOTICE.

JOHN n. BARNHILL, Attorney and COSn
ScliOr at Ldv aud Solicitor in ChaHesry, vii
attend 10 all business entrusted 10 his care 10
The counties of Tuscarawas, Carroll, Harrison
CoshocIon, Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. OF
fee in Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
July Ia, 1850.
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ner as not to conflict in their intellectual OF
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The branches of study pursued, besides the
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March l7th.-3t.
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NatlCe

Is hereby given that the undersigned have beer
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of J. G. Kennedy, deceased. Those in.
debted to said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN II. TRIP.
July $, 1859. administrators.
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LAW NOTICE,

"A. L, Ready, Attorney and Counsellor at
LaD and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. A.,
busnss5 entrusted to his care will be ---,,pntly
s.,tended to. Office in New pL.nI,sdclpbia. Chic
April 5, 1850
.fcaKLgY. J. NJ. DAVIS
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n OItcc

Is hereby given to Thomas White Jr., OF Tu
carawas county, Ohio, Barbara Ellen Nckols Of
Bureau county, Illinois, and Robert McAllisters
If Carroll county. Ohio that on the 18Th day Of
April, A. D. 1858, petition was filed aaans
them in the court o Common Pleas Of Carol, /
county, Ohio, where the same is now pendingtf
by Thomas NlckoIs, David Nickols, James Nick.
OILS and Ruth Cook, In,ermarried with John P.
Cook, oi Bureau county, Illinois, aud George
Nck0lS, and Lueretla NiCkos iLtArmarrpd with
liarman Nickols, OF Morgan county, Ohio, Char
iIy Dodds, intermarred with John Dodds, oI Shell
ny county, Illinois, Sarah Wlneman intermar.
red with Eli Wneman, and Bathsheba Milner
intermarried with EdwaId Miner, of Belmon,
county. Ohio demanding partition OF the follow.
ing premises, in Orange township, Carroll coun-
ty, 0hio.to wits certain lands lying in the north
part of The northeast quarter OF section thirtv-
four f34l, in township thirteen fi3l OF ranye
six [6l and in the southeast quarter OF thirtv-
five (35] tow nship aud range Aforesaid, the
whole OF said lands amount to thuy.seven
acres. more or less, and is the same lands OF
which Thomas White, senior, died seized.
The petitioners demand that partition be made
Of said lands as follows, to wit To Petitioners
the nine undivided tenth part Of one undivided
sixth part to Barbara Ellen Nickols one undivi-
ded tenth part of one undivided sixth part and
to Thomas White, Jr., or those holding under
him, five undivided sixIh parts Of said land.
At he next term Of said court application WILL
be made for an order OF partition, rn1 such 9th.
er proceedings as are allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN Atty for Perts,
April % I053 -6w h.
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Attorneys and COunseLiOrS at Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practc
at their profession in Carroll and the adj0nin
counties. All business entrusted to them will re
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mar 3, '49
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SECCND Arrival,

W., we are lus! receiving splendid 10, OF La
P'sln and Figured Persian Cloths, De I,aines.
&c: CUMMINGS & BRACKIN,
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O'DONNEL 4 MULLEN,
PITTSBURGH CHAIR & CABINET WARE ROoMs
No. SO Third Street, South Side,
Respectfully inform their friends and custom
ers, that they have, il not the largest stock ever
before seen in this city, the greatest variety OF
style, The finest finished, made Of the best sea.
sOned materials. and by the bes, workmen Of
any 10 the western country, all Of which they
ale determined TO sell as low as any other man.
u(acIuring establishment in the west. Our
stock is all Of our own manuiacture-no i'm.
poralions. 0STSIeamboaIs and Hotels furnish.
ed al the shonesI notice. All orders promptly
attended TO. O'DONNEL g. MULLEN.
Dec. IL, '52-6mos,
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LAW NOTICE.
IOHN n. TRVpp

ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLaw and Sells
ctor in Chancery. Office in frame buildings, Op.
pOsite "Court house up stairs, over the store o.
Cameron and Kennedy"
October I5, 1850.
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Indian Doctor.

The undersigned has permanently located him
self in the west end of Csrroton, Carroll county,
Ohio, opposite the Methodist meeting house, in the
brick house formerly owned by n. Lotz, where
he will attend to all that Gie entrusted to his
care, both chronic and acute. CC- Cancers, >crof.
ulas, Rheumatisms, Old Sores, Consumptions, Liv-
or Complaints, female Complaints of all kinds.
Office days-Fridays and Saturdays.
DR.. V. TR tGO.
N. B. Exclusively on the Indian System.
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EOtice

ls hereby given that the undersigned has beoll
appointed Administrator OF the estate Of Jaeoo
Muckley, late of Carroll county, deccsse
Those indebted will make immediate payment, an
those having claims against said estate will preseN
'hem legally authenticated within one wear from
'~te. JOSEPH RANNE
fi.is oa. aq, 1859.