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50 yermonler has just devised pev mode
Of fsneing lie procures stakes Ave feet in
length. and sleeps the lower portion of them
insElpllpn Of blue vitrioI--Ons pound Of VT.
Fiol Ito IOFty ri water. This renders them al.
most ipdestfuesible By The natural process ol
dsc4y. lie then dflyes The stakes into the dis.
ianrs pf sigat inches apart, bringing the tops
ini0 straight line, apd mailing upon them q
naFFpv strip of Ia board. Hsipg one nail for
each stake, This fence IL cheap cattle and
shesp eaRnct get through il; horses viii not
jupPi III hogs viii goa coed distance around
rather Ihsp ellWb eYsFh. aHda lazy man can.
not ii the shsds af IT, Pennsylvania. n -
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NEBRAsKA MILL

The,spbscribers having Al great expense Just
completed tneir new Steam FIGURING Mil ip
CarrolsOn. respectfully caltthe attention Of the
Farmers,tO their superior advantages, for dong
GOOUw W o.
Having already tested the work ofthe above
MILL we say confidently to our friends lhatour
flour cannot, and shall not be cxcelled. 1'ai
Bring on your wheat, anG get coon flour in
return; ONLY ONE TEsTH for toll. ~.
Cash paid fo- wheat, at all times.
March, S'h, 1854. sm ]. BEATTY & SON
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ROnERT 3. KNIllmT.

AUornsy Sad cOSn Isiior az Law,
WI attend 10 all calls Ia bis profession wh promplneps
10 will c'llect claims and do ell other business en-
ups.ed 20 his care. LeesVilIe Ohio. [dec so, bs.l
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c
|0H HRY STAL PALAJE REdOv
Sw.baker Brother ae receiving aud nov opening
one II the largest aud speendid ne ef ready
made Clothing, ever brought 10 this na kei which they
will selI Whoesae and Retail, a Eastern p,lces.
tn II Stock CONSISTS Oi the lult Sne articles:
1000 Fine Cloth, Cassinlee, Tweed, Alpaca and Lin.
nel, Fock, Sack Dress, snd Business Coats, ot all
styles and ce' r. sJrls aud ze fem MOnkey Jacket
70 Dandy C0.l large lot Of Plnls, Vests, Shi IT,
Collars, Hats Caps, Meek and ckei Handkerchief, a.
~ goOd assortment of Tunks aud Carpet Bags, aud
ra! many oihss articles too, generally kept in Cloth
igE Stnre t ne t.t3H. t1N
Persons wishing TO procure anything In the lothirg
lr will do well to examine new stock VI Spring and
Ftl Clothing, asveaTe determined To ,el gleat deal
lower than srs oth establishments In this town as We
have been 10 the business IN this place f several years
We refer % our customers for ability and disposition
70 DO ell We promise.
Call - our old stand on Lisbon street. Sd house above
Leegets Hotel SWABAKiR q BRO
OarrO,nn, April rs, 1894 M I&4
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Sprinn @uoo, 1854.

MURPHY. TIERNAN & GO.
Importers a. " koIesaIe = eaI,1s
~
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
NO.Is FnO srect. PlrrSBU ;GH "a,
Second door above the 81. Charles Hotel.
Are nov ecsiving from the Eastern Cities
and Europe. choice selection of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, embrace al the novel.
ties as we'll As ths substantial aad Staple st lrs
for Ladies and Grnllemrn's wear which Ihey
will dispose OffOr Cash or approved credit on
exceedingly favorable terms ~
= Purchasers ara assured that as heretore
hey will sell sl Eastern jobbng prices. without
the addition Of freight
An early call is solicited. as our best efforts
" III be PIT forth TO give satisfaction.
Passhurgh. March 2. 1854.
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LEONARD sCorT & co ,
% GOLD srREEr, NEw.YoRK

Z B-L 8 4 CO., have recently Published, and
have nov foe sale, the "FAkaeg's GuI6E," by Henry
Stephens Il Edinburgh and Prot Norton, If Yale Col,
l,se New Htsen, coneee in vols reysl octave cot.
apn lR'Rl pages, IA steel and COO wood engrayipgs,
Price IL ia~lh hi dag S.
a. Thss woFk is Nor the oLi ",6k Of he Farmer ~
toiey RssUscIFAr.D D mi thrOna upon he m0rke. as =
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CAl,hOlLl0N CAA'T Bt BEAT.
MARQUIS \ Conrp1any,

w mNiAXbth W NVNVHUVN
ARE engaged in manufacturing some ofthe
most splepdid and highly finished q iu1
SADDLES, BRlDLES. DC, F
that ha. ever been presented to the gaze of the.
people Of Carroll county, Their stock of arli-
cles, in their line, is unlimied just step in
and notice sOme Of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANY0F BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back 10 trade,
The eDiirevalue Of your money and little over
All we want is fair trial and if our prices
dUat suit you. you have the privilege of gning
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch Of business that we cannot BE- sue
cessfully competed with in the way Of PRICES
Give Us one call, anyhow. 9e.ls..
Remember the place to purchase .,g
Cbeap 5oOOlcrp,
is at the room formerly occupied as the
Post Office Respectfully,
WIN. E. MARQUIS & co.
Csrrolton. Sept. IS, 1858. asi a
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THE EDINBURG REVIEW (WAg)
g.
d. ,.e
BLACKwo0DS EDINBURG MAGAZINE (7ory)

The present critical state Of European affairs win ren-
der these publications unusually interesting during the
year 1854. They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written news items crude speculations and
fy ng ru sOrs OF the daily Journal and the pOnderous
Tome OF the future historian written sitter the living in
erest and excitement of the great political events Of the
time shall have passed away II s these Periodicals
that readers must look for the only really ntegibe aud
reliable history Of current events and SUCH in add
on to their well established literary scientific aud the
illogical character, we urge them upon the consideration
Of the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the recent of early
sheets from the British Publishers. by which shall be
able to place all our Re prints in the hands Of Subscri,
bers, about they can be furnished with the
foreign copies. Although this VIII involve very large
outlay on our par We shall continue to furnish the Pe.
rodcals at the same low rates as heretofore, viz:-
..s.s. st3ssa Is n Per ann,
For any one Of the fur Reviews So O0
For any two Of the tour Reviews 500
Fm any three Of the Eiu, Reviews I. e. 2 90
10, a four Of the ReViews 90 a
70, Bla kaootr Magazine 3 90
Fo' Blackw'od ami tire, Reviews +. = 9 90
For Black kwOId aid IUul Reviews 0. 10 00
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caieft az tie S,d Il be received at par
s# CLUBBING 1m ,A3lels
dieaunt of twe,t, live pr G, n HOm the above
price. viii lie abow+d Clubs . de.ing lAE or mora
copies of a,y ole n,ort ui the aose wnks. Thu
Fodr copies Of Hack Sood 'ape i the Leyews, whlba
sent to address fr 81 iJu' coplcs o lpuI Revews
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RnANKLIN HOUSE,.
JOHN m. TRIpP.

v fAThlOk Sun, ..,.,..,.,.,. PAoPRIEToRi
atsep is, '5S Superior Street, Cleveland. Quo.
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GEORGE P SMITH & Gu,

1900 eCIA'th ~ OONt
81 WOOD sTREET..
PITTSBURGH. P
Are now opening their THIRD LARGE purchass o
SPRING Il SUMNER DRY GOODS.
To wh,h they invite the attention Of thS Country and
City T,ade. We can offer to MerchantsA
LARGER AND BETTER STOCK
than they could lind this me Of the season n Eastern
orss generally, and bought considerable reduction
% rates q February and March. Our assortment, will
be found largsin r. aP.ne1 e5...il ~
NEWEST STYLES SPRING cHINTzEs PRINTS
lawns, OrgAndies, Balaarnes, aaf G
Balegss, Grenadines.
Tissues, Btiliauts and
a.f.. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of every Description.
aia Muslin Delsinss,
Persian Cloths, De
Bsges, POplns, Alpacaa,
Mohar-, Ginghams, In very l.l 't +
large Assortment,
Foreign and Domestic
!, PLAIN ANF FANCY DRESS SILKS,
TO which We E.k particular attention the aspottmenI
being larger than generally kept in our market, and
bought ct greatly reduced prices IN Ne@ York s' 4
I SIS nl MEN AND BOYS sissl ia
Cotton aud W0Oeu Spring and Suulrsr Wears. al dss
ciPuOpsi Cloths, al shades and pces Satinels Tseeds
SsAls sa@ms' ClO'h', CAssinisFs', hain and Newest
y 81 sREAr vARIIrf or PLAIN AND FANCY " i
Bonnet Ribbons, low to high priced White Goods. %
s hlnds Large assortment Of Summer ShAwl. printed
Plain, Modes, elc., etc. 2 t ,a1's.e + .,f - irr'
vARiErr GOODS, HusIEAr, HAsDEEHcmIA GLOVES,
Servings Bindings etc. And al sOrts Of Brown GOod..
Dris Stripes Ticks Rleached Shirtings SheesnEs
pFiAs, eIe.
T. II ELasSns, DrSiHs, prAprHs, Ecr. slii' q
t. We shall keep ouraupply full and fresh through
ouI The season [apri 20, ls5t.-lml
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IT RE aeExEsArss

Every organ and member Of the body It
makes sound healthy and strong all weak, dis
eassd anG unsound parts.
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NatIce Te school Teafh.rs


The School examiners Of CARROLL County
will hold meetings to the examination of teach
srs at the court house in CarrOllton, on the fol-
lowing days viz
\ The Second Wednesday Of September. II.
" .Is.. e ',s.a October, -
Second d Forth Wed.
nesdsys OF November.
Ihs second wednesday Of December. ,rv,
.4ts F." March. 1854.
April, /"
May, /" Is
- June, |"
The examinations will commence At ten o..
clock. on each Of the above named davis. "a
sss BY order Of the Board.
.s,ll.a 4. s. RAMSEY CLERK. q
Ssp e.ns 1909. HH !. sss ase H3fits8 gsasN
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BoturI's Column.
HIC JACET sTEPHAAO ARNOLD
DOIGLAS. ~
NEBRASKA Is REDEEHEDl

NEbhAchA 10 hhDh1hEUi
@. A. B0EGEL, viii open IN bis new Store room,
Brick Bk,ck, Main g. opposi the PaitoB House, Car.
FOlton % aud alter the lUh of Ap 1854 the ID grs
a d u.o-t valuu,le lOi Of DRUGS MEDICINES, OIL
PAINTS, DYE SrUFFS, ke.. eve d.tssd in this mar
kei Ovsiie- an elegant and si., assert rhi Il Sta
llaIy Ghssare, Ald miseellaneou. ar,cles. whkh We
propose ~ retail or ~hoesAle rates ah ding Sigh
adssnce on h,s eOsi, fr immediate ymrnl'. For 'he
puiHy, quaht,. and Cheaphe-s OF ouF D Wg-. az
prepared TO youch a. hev ~e our eeihs Stock
purrnn-ed under Uur s vriO OF the Frliahl
Eastern D uggist-. o der foa IN, sic.ns. D.sIers
Dyer- aud Others val p mp, and "a isiaclOrJ
attention.
:. GENERAL CUSTOM sOLI TED.
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NNtice.
Atmy instance attachment vas this day issued 81
Henry Stidger, Jurtlcs Of The Peace IN and Tor Cen
iss township Ca roll county, Ohio aga!ns, the Good.
Rights, and Credhs Of William II. Horton, nOl.res,
dent Of said county Of Carroll. -
Ap'h ~. 1854 HENRY HARSH.
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ea3 Nv EAR Ess.

In Mas or female is quickly cured. and the
debiitated and emaeiated made strong. vigor.
ou and healthy. Impotence and ocurnsl
Emissio men, or diseases Of either one or more
of the genentive Of esns are quickly removed.
and the y.reslored TO healthy aRd sound
condi;iCL, a#A
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tHN
-
RI. Vs.I.
RA IVA READY RELIEF,
e ,all Acute Complaints. .
In IERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
The m IN, ut it is applied externally. or Ia
n intoL e system it will stop the l.. mt excru-
ating pain and quickly remove 10 -ause.
rheumatism.
Mr. Granger a mason we'll known in Brook.
lyn was a cripple fOF nine years RadWay's
Ready Relief relieved him from r, in in fifteen
minutes, Enabled him 10 walk Two miles with.
out the aid OF stick Or cruch in three days,
and cured himentirely in one week
Thousands OF oiher cases equally AS woAder-
fu as the abcve. have been curt by RR Re.
lief Cholera MOrbus- RadWays Ready r..
lief viii relieve the sufferer from aIl pain in iii
teen or twenty minutes. Il will cure the most
desperate cases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. r. Reliefis applied Il allays
the most painful paroxysms. 1t will alNrys
cure Sick Headache. IL will relieve the most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. Il will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In
ten minutes tea spoonful Of X R Relief will
stop the Chls and break The Fever.
Aches Of all kinds Pains Of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains. 's,f Jointly
Lameness' One application Of Rad ways Reade
Relief will in few moments entirely stop tbs
pain. @
1t reduces swelling heals sores cuts and
wounds removes bruises. Lo for The sigma
ture Of Roadway u co on each bottle. ~
R,iR R-No2,
RDwAY'S RENoVATING RES0LvENT.
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.
Il cures
Scrofula. TumOrs, Bleeding of the Lungs
Syphilis. Consumption, S. Vna's Dance,
So es, Ricketts,, Salt Rheum,
Asthma, Nodes Canker,
Bronchits Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Ery9ipelas, letters.
he 40 voc eighteen complaints r r REQ ST
vent will positively. cnre
II renovates the system completely. Resolving
away from the Solids all impure Poisonous aud
Diseased Deposits freeing the boOl and fluids
Of life from all corrupt humors restoring energy
and vigor Health and strength to every organ
and member Of the body.
Letters from high authority, Hon. ]. ] Lid
dleton of Waccamaw. s. G. writes us under
date OF May End 1853 that Railways Renova-
ting Resolvent cured one of bis negroes on his
plantation at Beaufort of a Scrofula complaint.
Of many years standing The poor fellow was
a disgusting object Of pity he was moving
mass Of sores--the other negroes could not re-
main in the same place with him, He was en-
tirely cured by Radways Resolvent and is now
at work upon the plantation. To the people
Of s. O. Mr. Middleton is well known and to
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no stranger
Scrofula, When the patient has been afflicted
FIR five years or under. favorable symptoms
will appear on the third day after using R. R
Resident.
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% ER--Va
RADWAY TGTLAT0RH

a aEu-Naa
RADwAY EQUATIONS
AfEs4oAHEAtfHf AorToE
All the ORGANS aud seereIisns ef me
Bady.
Restores to Health ahd Strength
rHE DISEASED AsD woES OUT PARrs.
Complaints that Rsdwsyb Regulators entirely
cure.
fasi5.:Iis.' GS.,i,.1s.'' hs.,' Live, c'9Pl'lH'
Dyspepsia, Kidney {"
DTOpsy. Bladder
/. Urethm ''I
Diaiuly # passing Urine i,..
DlIzIness. Inflammation Of the Stomach. Stul
Dor BilliOusness.
MELANcHoLY MAuoSGxT DfsoEDEss loN
Small Pox. Measles. Scarlet Fever,
yellow Fever, Bilious PueuEOnia Typhoid
Fever, And Fever Of all kinds. ...f..
Influenza. Pleuisy Common Coda
FEMALv COMPLAINTS.
Irregularity, roapsus Hystera.
Womb Difficulties, Whites. Amenorrbea;
Loss ov APPETIrE; 5.a.
Loss Of Energy Loss Of Memory Loss Of
Strength.
RR Regulators
AKB ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. t4I.I
Perfectly tasteIess. Good al all times, Nst-
er Sieken, Never GfiVs. ... ..e-....
DosEs. .--0ne tothree Regulates.
-Four 70 si1 Purses.
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, good nights rest and
healthy and pleasant discharge from The bow
els in the morning,
Radway Regulators. Ready Relief Renovs'
ting Resolyent are sold BY Druggists every
where #-
n B. R. R. Regulators are Of light color
For sale by DR.. c. A. BoEeEL, Druggist
Carrllon 0lio.
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GLASS MILK PANS These arc pseierrabe to AI
others, gass being non conductor, milk will keep
sweet uninAuenced BY storm climate, for sale at
CA. B0EGEL'S New Drug Store.
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Ubeop 500OIcrD,
The british QaarlsrIIes
BLACKW oOD's MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT L co New York, continue to Re.
publish the following British Periodicals, viz: y1
1. sN af
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (COnssrvativs.) D
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IN Hgss the articles to be found at c. A. Boesef
Drugs Vle, Bdck Block, Nam 81 opposite the Patsoh
House. CalIOIlOn, Ohio, a,e the following:
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We have had cases where old men of sixty
years who have been scrofulOus all their liues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating R'sol-
vent R,R Remedies exhibit their effacy imme-
dately. They do uot keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferr lingering in doubt but readily
exhibit their effacy instantly relieving pain
removal ng restoring. rebuilding and regulating
the seased body to health anc strength
Mr.. W, B. Oliver. Of DOdly Co. Ga, under
date of May 80, 1853. writes. that servant
girl who was so reduced that no one would
give thrir for ker life" she was SO covered
with sores thai there was not a spot of pure
flesh OF the size of silver dollar on her body
was entirels lred by Radway's Renovating
Resolvent. -.s...
NINETEEN YEARs.--Mr. Henderson OF West
ford Mass has been covered with sores for
nineteen ye,u0, and cured byR R. ResoIvent.
SAIT RHxJM ~ The most obstinate cases
fSsl; Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno.
vating Resovent, One gentleman who suppo-
sed that this complaint was herediIory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his Firth Was cured by the use ofa few
bottles OF The Renovating Resovent and the
pOieoaoGs l2hsm s'lirsiy sradicOtsd from his sys.
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FOR THE I0ILET-CasulelIc., Rouge, Perfumes,
Hair Dye eVe.Sthidg necessary 10 a rOupHe 1oIel
or sale ut C. A B0EGEL'S
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Annhgst tie 'vks be found Ia ouf sci. c,IV u
The Ma Onc MVniter, CIails man aid the l. ghts aud
ShadU"s VI Fre.Ae.Vilr,, aud the Carpenters G ide,
'haEespeaIe, complete il vOls Drkh Works. Roln's
aud number VI s Andasd Authors, TO tie had ut I..
&. A. B0EGEL.
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JOHN H. BARNHILI..

4Aorasg& Cop-ssor ct Las d Solicitor u, CGanes,y,
VIII attend 70 all business entrusted to bis care 10 the
Counties Of Tascaravas, Carroll Harrison, Coshoclo.
H"lmes. stHrE, Or elsewhere. Office IN Uhehsvie
U.ly ~ SOL Tpscsnvas county. Ohio.
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4tt0rHy< Gour'slIor at Lar solicitor in Chanesry
WIN pructcs IN TuscsEsEss sRd the adjoining eOunliss
Al business enuusted 70 his care will BE- pFsinpl,
pstsndedto, New PhiIadelpha, Ohio. [apr5'o21
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FOR THE READING AND JUVENILE PUBLIC
"A mrge assOtnent Oi The mus popular VI ScbVoi
Books. well = carefully Seec.rd lot Of Wo.ks Oi
general Literature, comprising the B.hish Ca ss and
the best Modem English, French ac Ane' lean AulO,s
on sale auusuAily lca r4es, By Q. A. bOEGEL.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-08

was thrust through light of glass and such .
scattering you never did see.i This would, in
all probability, have ended the demonstration
SO far as that house was concerned, as we are
informed that the ladies designed to do nothing
to disturb the peace. But by this time there
were some men got among them and urged
them to press forward and enter the house
forcibly if necessary. As soon as it was under
stood that the men had begun to interfere, a
strong feeling of excitement manifested ITSELF
Different men took opposite sides I; a strong
body OF resolute, determined men stationed
themselves at the door, and loudly proclaimed
their intention to defend the house from any
violence so far as the men were concerned. A
rush was made for the door, but it was success
fully defended by those who stood there, after
few scratches and the tearing of few shirts.
For few minutes we thought our town would
be disgraced by general fight, and that blood
would flow instead of whisky. While affairs
stood In this situation. the sheriff appeared and
after calling aloud for silence, read the riot
act, which was heard and received by repeated
shouts from nearly two.thirds of the people pre-
sent. The majority then dispersed, and the
ladies retired after they had received assurance
that their wrongs should should be redressed.
A meeting was called at I o'clock in the
evening, and committee appointed 10 take
into consideration the best means to put an
end to the liquor traffic in our village"
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

The Rev. Mr.. Campbell (who will remain al
Browns hotel for two or three days) has shown
to us the prospectus and other fattering notices
of his Southern Business Directory and Gen
eral Commercial Advertiser" for eleven south.
ern States. The proprietor assumes much labor,
travel, and expense, to complete this work, re-
presenting therein the cards of such business
and professional houses in the north as may de-
sire to- extend their business interests with the
rich and growing south and west. 1t will also
give the principal officers of railroad compa-
nies, length Of road, &c., insurance, banking,
steampacket, steamboat, and mining compa-
nies in the United States; together with such
statistics, in relation to the population, pro-
perty and real estate value, and high schools, as
the proprietor with the aid of his agents may
collect.
The volume will be large octave, from FIVE
to six hundred pages, and its circulation will
probably reach eight thousand copies.
Business men sufficiently understand their
interests to patronize this work, without any re-
commentator whatever upon our part in its
favor
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-08

The LAST OF NELsoN's CREw.-A veteran
sailor, named John Groombridge, above one
hundred years of age, and said to be the last
survivor of Lord Nelson's crew at Copenhagen,
made call few days ago upon some of his
old Kentish friends. 1t appears that he was
born at Yalding, was apprenticed at Chatham
to a Quaker named White, and was married at
twenty years of age; but on the day of his
wedding was seized by press gang and hur-
ried off to Hull, whence he was sent to sea, and
remained in the service through the long sue
ceeding wars, commencing with that against
the revolted American colonies, now the United
States. Among the engagements in which he
took part, was one against the now historical
privateer, or rather bucaneer, Paul Jones. Sub
sequently he served under Nelson both at Co
penhagen and Trafalgar, and has sailed with
our present Baltic and Black sea admirals, Ma
pier and Dundas, when the former was boy
lieutenant. He is now an in-pensoner Of
Gisenwich hospital, the oldest on the college
books, and is, he says, the sole survivor of the
crew sailing in the Victory when Nelson met
with his death wound. He retains a perfect
command Of all his faculties. He adds that he
never saw his wife after the day he was torn
from her, fresh from nuptual rites at church, by
the ruthless pressgang but she lived some
fifty years afterwards and that he learnt the
particulars of her death shortly after it hap.
pened, some thirty years ago.-Kentish Mer.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-08

B@We see that the Albany Knickerbocker
charges that the Washington Sentinel urged
retaliation on Mr.. Sumner for the abolition out
RACES at Boston. This charge comes as con-
frmation of what we have said in another arti-
Gle as to the fertility of invention which the
freesoilers and abolitionists are blessed with.
Everything which the Knickerbocker has said
is utterly untrue, and, we suppose, knowingly
false. We have never intimated even that Mr.
Sumner should be treated harshly, much less
with violence. No matter what our opinion o.
him may be, we know that he is one of the
representatives of a sovereign State; and VIC
know also that the Constitution does not con
template the punishment Of reasonable senti
ments, no matter what mischief they may oc
casion.