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were considered tn lie the most Snta ones in the cSy
tie walls beng ef great hickne.s ane wei pa mp Thy
wee owned by Robert Beatty go and Ns-.--. Wright
4 gef0rd. and were erectef at c5ss IT els 900. We
learn ,lst tie shock prodaoef by the .ang OF these
buildings vas fearful in the eEtene, and caused greai
consterT i1n in To, ycy, many suPPosng hA' II was
eartbqrnks.
he upper story oftke extensive rope aud bs-gny fac
torv Of =. A Richardson & Co, on Ms-azine--t, be-
tween Eleventh ard Tws,fth-sts bl,wn down. sal
portspscfi, carried distance Of several hundrei Yards
We unable TO asceau the amount OF loss bat pre-
-urne il viii be several thousand collars.
The City School House, al the Of Ninth and
Msgszn. unroofe and portions OF the tn rocf
ing carried distance Of 800 yards large piece. which
looked il would weigh tso three &c rs, tel into
ward aiout 900 wards distalt. The ia mage to the
Scbeol House viii amount to $500 Jr ssoo.
The roof q the Blind Asylum, on Che'tnuts- between
Eighih aud Ninth sts was badly damaged.
The Medical College op Chesinutst between Eighth
and Ninth-s's was much injured.
The residence Of Mr. Johnston, Flour Inspector the
coluer of Ninth 81. and Broadway, completely
rooted. Damages s4o0 0r $500.
Several hose. on Eightb-si., between Magazine aud
Ch.,tnut-s,s belonging to Mr.. FILLER were unroofed.
The resdence Of Mr.. !. Caaghan, on the corner Of
Ninth ard Magazine, vas considerably injured.
The beautiful family residence Of Col. Wm Riddle, on
Kentucky St. between Eighth and Ninth was unrcSfed
large brick building kentucky-st-. above Eighth,
owned 10y ALdrew Moh ,uley, was unrocfed.
Another large IN the neighborhood, owned
by Col Samuel Churchill was unroosed.
The residence Of Mr.. Joseph Liley, Tenth-st., be-
tween Magazine ana Chestnut, was much injured; por
tion of the back part # the building blown down.
and Broadway, wero partially blown down.
Tie back part Of the German Protestant Orphan Asy
tum Jeferson-s, between eighteenth and Nineteenth,
war uDroOied.
Two small brick houses on Twentiethst, between JEFF
fcrson and GrsysOn unrooed; one belonged to Mr.
Short and the other TO Mrs Nugent; Mrs. Nugent was
asleep in her house when the accident occurred, bn
singular say, escaped unharmed
row Of twenty-one brick cottages on kentucky.st
belonging 10 Messrs. Cochran and Musseman, all
completely unroofed. A little boy, whose we did
not learn killed by the falling OF piece Of timber
M.ny other hsuses were injured, which have not
space to specify this morning Trees were uprooted in
every part Of the city, most Of them below Sixth.st
We have heard of various estimates Of the probable
amount Of damage done 10 property IN the city by the
STORM none Of which fall short Of 500 O0J.
We informed tLa IN ShippingpOrt and Portland the
storm very light and damage Of consequence was
sustained.
There was a in the city las: night that church
in New Albany struck by lightning, and large
Ter of persons kod but could trace the report
reliable source.
We understand that the storm very in Jeer-
sonvile and thai three four houses blown down.
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ANTI-NEBRAsKA MASS CONVENTION.

EnIr, Penn, Wednesday. Aug. 30, 1854.
The Anti Nebraska Mass Convention which assembled
In the Park to-day was respectfully attended from various
sections Of the country Speeches ade by the Hon.
Joshua X Giddings Mr. Pray Democ ratio editor from
Philadelphia and the Hon. Gideon j. Ball whig of Erie
The meeting was harmonious and spirited.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Gn rom scn'h.mptons i7!h z from LivsrPco Hsrre
Cowea "'""''H' W """'
arrived t5on Baltimore Aus. is, Zone Livep,; Oesrse
A,,sveS som A. rsnds Aps ~ csl Ausps,e Gaveseud
err,vtc ron Charit scn- Aug l5 Waeree Live,roo
Anit,d from savannsbAug ls State Rhs at Live noo
OF the Like Ia the CLYDE. - N'F F'''' '>A'1
Arived ON New Orleans Ane 49, Chaismasn hntx.r,
joseph folmss end Ocean Homo. Coxhsven Peri senator
Eofer stewart srdWstler, al Liverpool L. sA-nnson
Albert 6shatin ct do ish, Mary Ward sel,sn and Msss
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o% ., p%o and is built upon both
IN the midst OF aver Spree Beneath the Guy for
des Of The slugesn peat through which
=: :;::: {:
ssSS ssssSss &c DC s ss.srs FAY: r e % eoaNs,
ssS. q Ss.s s the SoSs TSS
oa pesy = Be- in s' In G Berlin
ss::: ;s isss.S:S
as = :s: s
:s: .sss ss9; !; g he buildings
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we make The following extract in reference to division o.

we make The following extract in reference division Of
the territory;
Some time since write e'ter fOr publication in re-
ston 20 the division Of Oregon Territory p-OPoscf by
the people Of Jacksonville and frek in which gave my
views in opposition such dvOn and urged bo esab-
hshneIt Of State Govern Bent for that hi1z
will be consider red legitimate Bnd proper. new teTrito-
" cannot be made az proqo-et. The deiesatpn from
California do nj think Of entertaining the idsA OF clipping
their State"
THE Worn By BALLOT.-The SheBy Ky Ncrs Is in
favor Of State Conversion 70 revive the Constitution, AMI
that Of the chief objects has in view Is TO give
the people the right Of voting BY ballot.
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on OF hon. J. GLANCEY JONES.

RE-NOMINATION OF aON. j. GLANCEY JONES'
RsADISc, Pa Wednesday, Aug 80, 1854.
The Hon. j Clancy Jones EN- minated for Con-
gress yesterday moru g. by reclamation, by ths Dem
ocratic County Conven Of Berks.
Res, lusons un inmou-ly adopted sustaining the
present ate and ational Administrations.
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EX-SENATOR DOWNs NOT DEAD.
F,,m The Nat anal Inteilissaeey.


We learn with much Satisfaction that the report Of the
desyh Of ex Senator Downs Collector Of NegOheans s
premature The error understand by confoand
ing him with Com. Downes, Of the Navy recently do
essed and the fact that Collector Downs haf LEFT
Orleans for Kentucky for the benefit Of bis health 10
which latter place bis death reported to have taken
place.
The President it appears has filled the supposed vscsn
cy by promOtiI Mr. Porter the Surveyor Of the port Of
New Orleans and advancing Of the Apprasers to the
offce Of Surveyor What is to be done DOW 10 the
premises we are unable cay, but suppose the word Of
command will be- " A. you pere."
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dORTALITY IN sAvASNAH-YELLOw FEVER

SAvASSAH, Tuesday, Aug. 90, 1881.
The in'erments to-day from yellow fever seven
The inttrmeDts for the week ninety sixty of
which were from yellow fever.
Among the dead lie Samuel w. Bowen. Esq.
The deaths in Charleston from yellow fever for the past
week twenty. The disease appears to be ab itng.
Captain White formerly Of Connecticut, well known
Savannah pilot died in that city of yellow fever Mon
day last.
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DELEGATES TO THE TEMPERANCE STATE
CONTENTION.

SUFFOLK Co.-M Disfrtct-J. Sherry, Rev. d. NJ.
Lord Nm H. Wilcox j. s. Scidmore and George Miller.
I'D Distric,-Rev II Woodruff. X. ". Smith, j. II. Dox
sic A. Mulford Ketcham, 5. G. Hawkes..
Thee ID, ega;es chosen at the i3d monthly meet
ing Of the Suffolk Co. Temperance Society The proceed
ines were quite Interesting and strong resolutions are
adopted J. Sherry presided and Horace Woodruff acted
as Secretary.
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Col d. 5. Miles, L. S. A., on his way to New-MeIico
with detachment Of troops, writes from Fort Atkinson
Arkansas that he had been four days among the Canaan
cbes ard ki-o-wsys and adds Some Of the bucks Of:
fered me as high a. ten horses for my daughter and
had an offer Of swap Of squaw for Mrs Miles. de-
"cElsd both AdYsatAgeo1A 0teEs.
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Markets.

Nsw ORLEAss Aug 2s-Our market for CoTToS dull, The
the pas, three days reaching only bales we quote
Flour with upward tendency Oho
ouoed 7l Corn has considerably, advanced and now
ssced at Mess PORK 6m Ella So Keg LAID hun at
ALA at
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PENNSYLVANIA FREE DEMOCRATIC CONyEy-
TION.

PHiLADrLPniA, Wednesday, Aug. 30, 1854
The Pennsylvania Free Democratic Convcntion net
at Harrisburg to-day passed resolutions ithdra vii
the State ticket and recommending Judge Pollock the
Whig candidate. for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
NO FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1854.
The rumor that large coDdagraon had occurred at
S. Louis s wholly untrue there has been fire there.
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OF THE AMERICA.


The Il. NJ. steamship America, Capt Lang, sailed at
todsy with 10 for Liverpool and 10 for
Ha)ifsx. She took out s46f 900 in American gold com;
s6l 900 in American gold bars and 400 In English
gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

srdsy september when the .nS Mfso so%' ' brief
TO contributors ,hoae who make point of a''eHaHS
,u -, regret IL.
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FIRE IN GEORGETOWN, S. C.

COLUMBIA, Wednesday, Aug 80, 1854
fire occurred in Georgetown s. c., Sunday last,
by which several stores were destroyed. The loss
amounted to $50 GOO.
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WEATHER IN MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Wednesday, Aug. 80 1884.
Yesterday was the day of the season. The
thermometer stood at 1860. To-day it is $50. We have
had no rain for seven weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

I.xR,I SocIsTiEs.-ihs Convsn''oo ~
sTs".s 's =. the %o business: s1 80
Lconsrd-st' sn'' ''. % ,be call of the Secretary
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The Warrington Star says that Senator Downs is
dead the Treasury Department having received mes.
sage announcing the fact
The President gave up his contemplated trip to ape
May on account of the boats from ceased
running. He has gone to Capon Springs instead
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

Sfeos Dispatch to The N Y Tribune
WAsHiscros, Wednesday, Aug 80, 1854
Mr. Atkinson o. Ohio will be made Third Auditor
6everal Clerks have recently been removed. and TO-
morrow Col Berrett the City Postmaster will decaptate
several Of the Nothing school in accordance with
he wishes Of the Democratic party
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THE IOWA ELECTION.

Total, n' co.,,.Ia,sla l2,ol4 10 '.a il,s7o lao
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Richmond College.

The present Term u Richmond College vii
close with public examination Of the classes
on Wednesday the s9th and an exhibition By
the members Of The Philomathean and Phreno.
eAsmieiAn Literary Societies on Thursday even.
ing March 3Oth.
The next Term win commence on Monday
the 6rst day Of May.
The institution is nov IN more hOurishing
condition than thas ever bren al any fnrmer
period. The number pfstudsnls in attendance
during the past yesr has been greater than in
any previous year and the next term promises
proportionate increase. In addition to the
Boarding Houses a number Of Famiiie. offer
their houses Tor the accommodation Of students
that oil mag be provided lor. IL is desirable
that, all may BE- present at the opening Of the
Session, that the classes may be formed Nith-
out needless delay.
By order Of The Board,
March 9th 1854. St
JOSEPH Jones. Com,
J. LlNDLY
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
PilISbmE gh, Pcnn'n.

ESTABLISHED in -Ilcorpurated By the Leps.
lature Of Prnna, with perpetual chatter
BoARD OF DIRECTORS
I" WM. WILKINS CHARLss NAYLoR
Mo rs HAMPTON, GEE j K. NJ OR HEAD.
r. DUF 7 hcipa; Aahot OF Duff Book Krepng
&C., Professor Ol BOoS Keeping and Con m, rrla Sci
ences
L. II. DALH0Fr. Professor Of P nmar shin.
n d. HATCH, E.q-, m,mbe oi the Pittsburgh Bal.
Professor Oi Culumer al Law
p. HAYDEN. A =, Principal Of the Mathematical:
and Classical Department Professor Of Mathematics H.
This Is considered the extensive ana perfect OF
ganizcd cal college in the Unlted States Fou
active assistants are employed In the .okKeepg de.
pa'tment. :. .
Duif's systems Of Mercantile and Steamboat Book
Keeping are taught by the aulhor-the Ohb tearher d
Book Keeping in the Western Sta ep, orn,ry known u.
an extensive merchant aud slip Owner HI. ex e ienc
thus enables him 10 give al insight ilto zeal bushes.
which other teachers have no neaus Of iuparting
His training tor bushes cpmpreheIns upwalds 40
real huslnrsS irsirac'ipw, 800 c0Iereal
A thorough course OF business PEEaAssniP
DAILY l. c'Lres Oh COMMERCIAL Law ani Commercial
Sciences, the theory Of profits The at IF making mon,
ey, &n es ~ s.H
Duifs Bookkeeping Harper's Edition price a. so,
postage q cents, the pc feet and compI, hensvr
IL the Z glIsh n4uage."
Duf'S Steamboat b ok keeping price 81, po taee Q
cents "a peri CT system fr such * aud Accuv /,
Duff Commercial cslculaous, y Ice 30 cents
~ S'ui forls Ci cular uy mail.
April ~ 1854 --y.
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onIo AeMculruRAL ROONa--We are glad
TO announce that two rooms in tie new State
House have been assigned by the Legislative
COMMITTEES, iCF The ass Of the ohio State Board
Of Agriculture. They are laigs and we'll 10.
Gated in The EOFth wing Of the building. The
dsUigpstiOR vas made thus early that The
rooms might be tpishsd viii special TsieFspce
% this object ss Is.
While We tsslthat the LegiSlsture has done
no mUrs than i.s duty in this psrlieplaF,it il is
ssill subiecsct graduation 70 See:Ihis best in
ierestof shs State recognized as living entity
and assigned % an honorable position IN lhe
walls Of Ogr noble Capitol In few years
We shall be able q show .bs best suit Of Agri-
cultural rooms in the United States These
shall be held as tse special Drawing Room lor
every Farmer and Mechanic Of Ohio here they
msy mess on fee ground to look upon the sxl
csllsney Of Labor ip all its relations % FSga
life Ohio CUltivGtor. isisstf q
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CuRE ypR FOOr RoT IL sHKEp.--The follow
ingis said 70 be an nialIiable cure ior fco-rot in
sheep: Four pE, blue SiinoI;3 oz. cOpperas; 5
ez. serdigFis: I OF. corrosive subllmaie; 4 OF.
honey quart vinegar; quart tanners oil:
quart Of the best aIchohol: puverize. mix and
heat 70 blood heat. Pare the hoof, so that all
the diseased part Is exposed. Shake the mixs
tnre. and apply with a ''swAB" two or three
tines and 3 cure is certain. One application
is just IS good as dozen, provided YOU reach
I'll the parts sffected. ssaash "a
N9 2. Corrosive sqblimats ard spirits Of tur-
pel.ne will answer the same purpose, 90 some
afths best sheep men INFORM US.
GeEEps HEEL ~ Carrie can be cured BY The
lAss prescription in tWsnly.four hours. Cattle
are frequsaly unfit for work six months at 3
time, when STACKED with disease 4 rene.
dyso simpa spe speedy may be worth many
dollars 70 some Of our readers. Preserve both
the sbOve recsipts carefully. y. -.
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NOTICE.

ls;siioh wv be RFssrnssd TO The CommissloEese AZ
OAfos county 0hio - thels June Session 1884 asking
.n slssFstah es apart Of the toad adnR from CARROLL
on % ihe mouth OF frllow Greek kaosn a. tbs fel,
ov Cfssk elads, the alteration 10 commence a ,ho
cas John Ta.leN thenee In nos,hwess
. as % cross shs Altman road. fee rods sosh =. -
zoe fhoppsoa house on the lsuds Of Fanss Kssn. i,
themes - the foot Of the hill % the north sds ~ y
lower meadow thsnep on tie north slds az AZ
neAdev and he one shevs Il % = point hbevssr "a
DApssFp house and barn. thence In nearly ~ess,y d
ec'ion 90 The lands ua s.a hsneIs and Smson DrsLe
o bse on shs north side Qi paa road on Sae,n
hpq s Asa DANIELS !,
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PorAToEs IN Prrs.--Last tall dugmy pota.
toes before the fall rains set in and lsl them ley
in The field scattered over the ground bali q
day q dry then I gathered them ID pile and
covered veil With straw. and lightly With dirt,
Iill nesF TIE Top Of The mound. wheR bent the
straw oveF aud laid a board upon the top.--
Late in the fell took of the board and cover.
ed the TOP With dirt and then put over the hole
? sinches Of chad, and covered the whole with
Oldbosrds. They we're nOtdisturbed li April
~hsp thsy we're taken out as dry ashley wers
last fsil, and not ssPfek Of rot among them.
Cass, Ohio. t2 AR. VA
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S.- .. o. r.s: 90 = siii SI's q. .'Iss, ss..



:, 0kNEyk. April 20, 1854
Fersp BpaWs---lp reply 70 friend Tsylor's
isqtiEy q yoaF lass weeks numbef Of Ibe far
s@sr. Il regard 70 the best time for ealling lress
y dsadsn tns roots and suckers from growing
4 would briefly state that The best ti.ae is 10
the month Of Aagusk IN the old moon, when
the sigu Is IL The heart. il il should 80 happen
or when the moon is smslless II new-whrn it
ia nearest 70 The last quarter, and lhe sign il as
shove msntioaed. During mosl Of the month
'of Augass greater part Of the sap is txelu-
,ded iron The roots. being in the body and
branches Of the tree. than 81 any other season
,Of The year therefore dspnvng the roots Of
the moss important nusrimeut.fO for sending forth
sPr0uts
Az whimsical as this may seem 70 you and
abe Numerous readers Of Jour sEcsIlsat paper.
it 10 usvsrtheless true. and ons iyial will con-
visee ths most skepticsl. This year the time
fer cutting will BE- bes. from the sosh % the 2sth
81 August. 4e
Yours truly. 3 aarl
H. B, PALMER.
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N'aIth Makins.
SEND on YOUR VA, C7ES

] Wou'd inform the citizens Of Oarrdlton and
,arFo' c unity that they eau have tn IL Watches
paire 'Dihe best manner and on SHIRT notice.
~ send u lhtm to my stabishmentin in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have Tor sale goo assortment nj. O ard Sill
'er Watches locks, and Jewelry Of all Kinds,
: old Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found ipa Iewery store NV shop in Ihe ce n
tire block Immediately adjoining ''Espied tx
change s Psrs.;9 sa gsF sl'
va Gold q Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches eau be eft at the residence al
Mr. isher and II be prOmOtly sent, and return.
ed when repaired. I'll work warranted
Give US q trial, hORiAN BUTLER.
New Philaislpkia IuIY2l, 1873 Il.
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ow.SptsIrs- -NxRyousLEss.

In woman the numerous complaints and all
ments y ieh cast such gloom over their spirits
a few doses Of the RenoyaIing ResOlvent will
quickly remove and the most NERvops GLOOMY
and pEPREssDD feel nELreY srRoNG and HAPPY.
Persons wishing This remedy viii please ask
In Railways RenOyatng Resolvent. It's price
IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, nor
is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
ears the facsimile signature Of
= RADWAY'S& & CO.,
l62 Fulton street New York.
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NO WAR IN TURKEY,

Buts new arber hop nDw ope nsl perm sne Mt
ly in arrolltOn at which pace every body can be
accommodation the hest of style and on rcason-
ab e iermss ha wing removed my family irov Pitts
burgh aud located permanently in this place. !
respectful ask the pa ronsge Of a gen erous pub.
l, and viii atal times leuLer the .squid pro quo
Please CO Il under the Exchange and You win
at all mes and your humble 5 vant., ssIss S
- "a W.sI0HNST0N. :,
T SClothina cleaned Of all spots, snl grease
on reasonable terms w
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\. MoRkIsos
J, B. MoRRIsoS
Dcl,tistrn.

H. d J. B. MoRRIso n respectfully an
npunce to the citizens Of Carrolllol and vicin.
", that they are permanently located in
81 STEU8ENvlLLE, OHIO, a
and are prepared 70 attend to any and all oper.
ations connected with their profession. in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisGaction- warranted. E..
Office No.ls0 Fourth ST., north Of Market,
Steubenvills. Ohio. n
Tht..will visit Carrollpn several Zines during
the yesr. Of which notice will be given.
,Mrf lf iahS
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FFaHTcHss - eBEErs--JOHs MsFappSE, oI
CsaiF 0hie. shsn vhOm there are fsw better
sheep bsssdssp. iaferms us that sHstcbes..iS
sheep can hs cured 81 once, b. . slight blss-
ding 10 shssaF- AReshsr good sulhorisy, pre-.
seEibsss shsv q ipbarsO, forced down the
ghroaE. fssN Icgsss
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Notice 60 ssscIunnlCs.

The School RiseescFs Of sgb.piss'cs No. S. Harrison
Bossshp, Carroll CO. o., viii inset on Saturday ,he sd
aay O June hsS as one q'ccck. p, -, At che School
hosss - s.d saedistfet pr shs purpose o receiving
gIopo.ah .ot BUILDING seRe schpO House IN said sui.
es'fieh foF plan. &c. ca On ths undersigned as an,
time 9Th whOm proposals nav q lef beiors s.id dss
By order Of NE Bsssd. n ~ LEO IIIRSH
~ - sess'~ CLERK
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R0LI ssse II AsExs.-John s. Gold says
Dr. ewros snd beet seed. soaked twenty -four
hqeFs, aHd rolled in ashes, come up stronger.
aHd pi6psE color than wilbsut lhs applleation.
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ECkLEY a DAVIS.

rs AFfcrnsys and COTHs,llOrs al Lao,
HAVEentered inIo partnrrrhlIS and will PRAGUE,
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
rounIies. All business entrusted to them Rillre
eive Prolnp. attention. Once IN the fraE.s build
fng, opposite the west door Of the court hoass
MAJ 3. '49 aal IU.HtU.
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Atter"sy s"d COS"s'liOr at Lss,
Once pp stairs In the frame building OppO, lie the West
door,f the Court HOuse, CarrOlltUn. Ohio.
~ The services oi J"HS A BiNoaAH, Of Cadz, o =,
10 secured IN ell BY the retention VI the above
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HlsTs yeR yHs GARpSs--Bury all she bones
af Jour kitchen ebOus'the roots oi yeaE palr
Throw ashes and line Abogs yoHr apple and
peach trees.
GFsa yinsS are gross tsedeFs Give them
plenty oi soap-spds, or almost aRy hind oI
riEepg diet. and they will thrive gvandly. 4
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Estate OF David Norris, Decd.

Notice IS hereby given, that the undersign-
ed have been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrators on the estate OF David
Norris. deceased. JOHN BROOKS, r
THOMAS BROOKS,
March I6. l854--3t, Administrators.
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HARLEM rPMIN1ia.

JOHN HILBERT, ................. PSorRi.roR
sfINs Harlem, Carroll COUNTY, Ohio.
This establishment has been put In complete repair,
and nsR building erected for ths cOmiorl Of Patients
and ViGtors. Hacks and other ConVeysnces constantly
running 70 all the principal points.
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II. II. Il.
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ 80
RADAwAY a co, the Inventors. Manu-
faclursrs and ProprietOrs Of The justly celebra'
ed X. r, R. Remedies, we're the fret 10 dis
cover Remedy possessing the marvellous and
Miraculous over Of stopping the most Exeru-
eiating Pains in an instant allaying the worst
Cramps and Spssms either internal. in afsW
minutes. and soothing the most severe ParoE-
ysms Of Rhri malism. Neuralgia, and Tic Dol,
orvaux, AZ oon as applied. The R. R, r.
Remedies CO isist OF three Remedies each pos
sessing qIic and wonderful powers over GER
tain complai ITS and disease and will instantly
Reilly the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ tc Healthy Ac-
ton. .
RESChy away all Diseased Deposits.
RENO VtTE the body from all Corrupt Hn-
mors
REBUILT the Weak and BrOLed Down
Constitution,
REST iR. TO Health Strength and VigOr an
unsOund an, worn out parts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-25

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