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Patients should mark well the dates giI en- shove.
Our entire time being preengagc@, dance mus,
accord strictly with Published annorncements.
Hn unbiased opinion the probability off is
always given Subjeciing the patient to no expense
without reasonable prospect of success.
Norwalk. Huron Co., Ohio itecemher. 1858.
DR.. IuBBs-SIr: Believing my life has be en- pro-
longed by treaiment and des;ring that others NAV
profit by your experience L send you the following
statement for publication In Central America rc
ID 1852. was attacked with Bilious Remiitinu Fe-
yer, several leading physicians attended while
there and one on my return passage. Fever left me
weak with profuse cold night which conrn.
ued until after saw you. Liver become eniarg gee
stomach and abdomen much bloated and bowels so
constipated that little movement occurred for ten
or twelve days IN succession unless forced by raar.
tlcs, which, urn seemed agra vafe rather than re
heve Could take no food without suffering in
consequence. cough set in which became incessant
and with constant toriurlng pain could find resi- in No
position day or night slept hut h.tle Exoee;ora-
tions were incredibly large, frequently exceeding
quart of ropy substance during the night Countenancc
sallow and Ceath-Iike hsd been nj homo nine
climate The skill of two of best physicians helm
ed me. On the contrary, grew worse and yvor until
physicians thought treatment OF little avail and neigh
hors as well as myself regarded death inevitable and
at h: nd. received your first prescription carly
in March last, and under treatment until Grst Of
August at which time commenced labor Since then
have had no cough expeeoration no night syyeats
Indigestion or costiveness. feel perfectly IreH
ue[ as my Efe.
- ABRAHAM CASE.
We. the undersigned citizens of Norwaik Huron CO
OHIO. have carefully examined The statement of Mr.
to- Dr. H. Tubbs, in relation TO the disease which
he contracted while Central America and from our
PERSONAL intanee with Mr.. Case and frequent oh
4tinn the condition of his health we have M
hesitation il saying that believe his stateme nj
u tTles,.S 5--
Il g SUTTON. Senator of Ohio
C!iAS b STiCkNEY P rebate Judge Huron CO.
a. 3 BRAlLEY, Justice of the Peace
+: Is Il. .RI.E.. NofoTy Public.
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A1t1A@ u . = TEE . ~ HUI
RAIL ROAD ENGINEERING.

hhIL hOHO OE1VUIIVLEhIIEU.1
INSTRUCTION will be given in these branches of
practical science at the Union Schools, Marlboro,
Stark County, OHIO. during the spring commen-
cling March 1 4th. end contin uIng fourteen weeks.
Field practice with the compass, leveling and
sit instruments accompanied with calculatonspt
and drafting will form essential of the
Tuiuon--fnr II weeks S. So The best possible
facilities will be given for The study OF the preparato
ry and collateral branches ihemaics linear and
perspective drawing, experimental chemistry geegy
single and double. entry book keeping etc. with an
additional charge OF 81 to $3
For particulars address
125S-3w A HOLBROoK.
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From the Forest City Democrat.
Great Meeting in Chicago--- Douglass De-
nounced by Dell.e crata.-Qld Liners

leading. -
The voice Of Chicago is refreshing. Wings
and Free Soiler. Feb. 8. stood back, so far as
speaking was concerned, aud let the old line
Democrats do it all. And they did it man f,,shion
-sp ring neither the Administration nor Their
recreant Senator Douglass.
The very call of the meeting speaks solemn and
emphatic as it is in tone. We give ii,
TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC.
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. i IL H.

In Sbalersville, on the lit inst of Lung Fever
NEWTON j: JENNINGS, aged 19 years.
In Hiram. jan 3Oth.,e Mr. GIDEON ELLEN.
WOOD, aged 20 years. Ilz Ns. -
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Exa.,araaliom nnd ExhiI.i1aar.

The examination of the classes of the Ravenns Institute
take place ct the Town Hall Thursday February tie
10Th, 1854. Examination to commence at o'clock NJ.
The school will give exhibition the same place.
Friday February the l7th commencing at o clock
P. NJ. 1257-2v*
TO Teachers and Schooi Directors.
THERE will be ma examination of School Teachers at
the Court House in RaveDa, the third Saturday Of
February at o'clock A. II.
By order of the Board,
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.GECOND War with England, BY J. T. Head
kS'ley, 2 vols. HALLS BOOK STORE.
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WA0 013Do
In Paris on the 9th uIt. by Brainard Selby. Jr.,
Esq, Capt. SOLOMON MYEns and Miss MARTHA
TIFF, all of Paris. ymo -
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES
81. Valentine returns--the pleasant time
Ofopening yerdure and ofsinging birds
Noted for mystic fantasies IN rhyme
Where gay devices, mingled with soft words
10 many blnshlng ady-love impart.
The feelings ofher timd lovers heart
fine supply of the prettlest Valentines over brought
70 this market may be found at
Jan 80. HALLS BOOK STORE.
% Head of Young C:atfle.
WILL sell onssix months credit OF hire kent
L from about the first of March next from 10 to
% head of young cnte mostly two years old steers of
good size and conGition.
C.P=COE
ShaIersvli!e jan 3Ath. 1854 l257-3w*
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&c. goth. 1854.
NOTICE.

HSHE Stockholders of the Franklin Centre Mil Compa-
II ny hereby notified to meet in tire North-West
school n EaTs Brick Bleck in franklin, on Mon
day. the 9th day of February next at O'Clock P NJ for
the purpose Of electng Directors fer the ensuing year and
doing such other business may up before them
By order ofthe Directors. THOMAS EARL Sect.
franklin. Jan. /, 81. 1855 3w%
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Spiritual Meeains

spiritual Meeting.
There win be Spiritual Meeting at the UniEorsalist
Church in this vllege Sunday the 5th day of March
next, commencing at 1O3 o'clock A. NJ. The meeting
viii be addressed by good mediums from abroad.
Rayenna, Feb 18th, 1854. -e zs 12J9-2w
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THREATENED OUTRAGE.

1t is the evening of customary religious worship.
but you may be excused, rather will you not be
most plainly in the way of duty, if you j in your
fellow citizens
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A uefarious outrage upou the Rights of the
North, and upon the Rights of Man, is threatened
by the Potieiaus at Washington. under the lead,
too, of our own
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New W us7c.
"Wih music, sweet music
We greet YOU agnin -

Lilly Dale Answer 10 wait for the wag-
Katy Darling, song Squas- on
tetse Uncle Toms lament for
Home Again--song and Eva-Woodhury
quariette Old folks at home
Ben Boti's reply Young folks al home
3iiiy crimes Monntaneers FAREWELL
Saiinr boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. iChiIds PRAYER &c. &C..
Waitfor lhe wagon
With good assottmentof .vaItzs polkas uuadrilirs
&C., may be found al
HAlL's Book SroRE.
PreoAts Gossrt Of E1orInge County,
Ohio.
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BROOKE & WHITNEY,

Wholesale Dealers i'm Yankee Nations
Fancy Dry Goods, all kinds Tailor TRAININGS Jewel
ry Pocket Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Ware Al
Bank Street, Cleveland Ohio
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I05 SUPERIOR Street, CLEVELAND, OHIo.
Branch at Cramgziam Mills, Ohio.
January 3lst 1857.

a T the earnest solicitation OF MANY o' 'he
IA citizens Of franklin and vcInity, splendid room,
are fitted upt ut this place for Mercantile C9es
is intended To make this Institution en'inenlIS ;i,;s
of public patronage as II will afford the same 80
r omuercinl Instructions as Cleveland ane eiSe-
where. Ill r., ,d,p,eS here
as iamyht at ,he main college, and the same diploma
Will De will he under the superintcndanco Of
-h.rtes Peek Jr sAillfa practical occeuniah ana
nor with the course of instruction as Taught al our
The Principal ofhe Colleges may be expected at STA
,od lines TO give instruction in Penmnnship. The
;ng ns prnc,lcallv used in the different departments
Of trade and commerce. including Wholesale aud Reiaii
Commission, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping and
St.nmboating individual, Partnership and Compound
Company Drisiness. Also Mercantile Arithmetic, Cor
respondence Penmanship Political Economy and Cam
.Insrcial Law 49,, :
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TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE co.

Plighsea Falti mas. bo nalntaineaF
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RECREANT sENAToR!,

In this time of imminent peril all that is most
precious in the sight of God and Man, it becomes
every religious man to let his voice be hoard in re-
buke of The <
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EMPLOYMENT, FOR GIRLS

TIME Subscribers viii employ IN their Book Publish
Il ing establishme mt, Hudson limited number of
girls Tho occupa iion is pleasant and profitable, and
permanen mt employ meni will be given.
SAWYER, INGERSOLL g. Co.
Hudson. Jan. 81. 1854. 1858
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DISSOLUTION.


TE7tiE Co-partnership heretofore existing under ths
& of Brown q Tracy, is this day dissolved ny
mutual consent. The of Tracy, the Junior,
partner OF the firm having been transferred roxn
f Spar, that firm will become resronsi5ofor ali de5ts
owing by the late firm of Brown IL Tracy and also
authorized collect and receive aiidebIs due said rI
Hf7RATiO TRACY.
Ravnnna Jan. l6. 1851. 1a5s 3vs
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y6sSss9EETNlesS.

DISSOLUTION.
TAI OTlCE is hersby gwen ;hat the co-Pari-
q nershp heretofore existing under the title Of
Jas. Twi,t & Co is this day dissolved by natual cen
sent
Mr. E. Twitt having disposed and transferred his
entire Interests in the concern 10 D. WIN. WHo -
JAS. TMITT.
Racenna, Dec. 6. ss. l2&9 f. TWITT
eScV 40 EsGse ( 0Rsa's 1 ahEss.
yssV His long and auxiousiy looked ioc work,
by Mrs. Stow. is Iust received aHd fer sale at
HsLL's BOOK SToSE.
Ravcnna, Aprilt9ih 1854.
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MAsruA, Jan. 80, 1854
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A NEW WAGON SHOP

II P. GRIFFIN would respectfully inform the people
e5 . of this vicinity that he has opened new Wagon
Shop, on Prospect street. opposite Mr.. Z B. Howes
harness shop where he is prepared to do all kinds
work in his line on reasonable terms for ready pay
shnre of the public patronage is respectfully solicited
Rnvenna. Jan 80. 1854, 1857 3m
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HOT CORN.

TESitlS Book just issued by Dewitt & Davenport
New York has created greater excitement in liter
ary circles, if possible, than Uncle Toms CABIN; so
much has been said about already that the simple an
nouncement of receipt is sufficient TO insure iargs
demand Call and get one at v s,ro1r
Feb l. '54, HALLS BOOK STORE.
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Julius Gilbert.

Julius Gilbert,
Loyina Wireman,
Michael Wireman,
Elvlra Thompson,
Fuller Tompson,
Sarah Gilbert,
Sylvester Ii. Gilbert
Orson Gilbert,
Otis C. Gilbert.
Melville L. Gilbert,
aod Martha Eiibart
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I sItltI M cnh De IUuDu a Spleu0tu 0=spflUlElt
OF Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, at
Nov. Q, 1853. Se,,rsvIIIE & TiyDTJRGp-
SAMU Eli BROOKE. having tahen tl.s ex-
tensive Stock Of Gooiulc 81 Co.. efisrs j, TO tie
trade on the most favorable terms. and solicS
lin,ance OF patronage from old friends aad cusi0ln
ers of the estab blshmeRt.
Tke large stock of YaHkne Notions and Fancy Goods
in the upper rooms of The building ere constantly be-
ing replenished BY fresh arrivals
Liberal advances made on Wool hy S N. Gondels.
who his Office heretofore in the same baila
ing. 12a2
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D. n. S0MEEyILLE. DAaL. aEnftsLp'
Hartford Conn. mn Old aud Experienced ,faiior
partner the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Bhs-
mess. nj She bid stand nearly opposite the Bans.
Ravenna, October 5. 1853. D. N. SoEEgvILLE.
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THE SCHOOL AT SHALERSVILLE.
EV HI commence ITS Spring Term on TUESDAY
~ the 2lst day Of February next
j. k. PICKETT, Principal.
Slialersville Jan. 26,h '54
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
TO THE WORLD. q. Ed


ARE in Ravenna, at Le's Block where sireTsnns can
have the finest kenesses taksn4or themselves Gn Friends.
Persons wishing good pictures had better regu-
lar established Rooms than'to employ inexperienced KAY
cling artists.
n. B-A splendid lot of fine Gold Lockats PRS and
Bracelets with likeness inserted cheaper tha re Prr
chased elsewhere. WIN, 3 MATTHEW vs.
Jan, %. ls54. 1856.
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LADIES' ALMANAC.
NEW supply of these elegant little souvenirs. the
"a pretiest and most appropriate gift extant received
Ian. 2s. HALLS BOOK STORE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
2,5uO Acres Timber Land
I'SE SALE.

SEVERAL VALUABLE TRACTS OF
~ TIMBER LAND, comprising about $500
acres, part of which is situated on Tobyhanna
Greek, and part on Muddy Creek, within three
miles of Lehigh River in Penn forest township,
Carbon County, one Of the great Coal Counties
of Pennsylvania, can he had at bargain, if ap-
plicaton be made soon.
These lands are ihickIy covered with the best
timber of that region While it is believed that
$4,000 feet of lumber to the acre. can be cut from
a large portion of the land, the balance will aver
age not much less than this figure. The kinds of
timber found on the land are Hemlock, Spruce or
White Cedar, White Oak, White Pine and
Chestnut-but principally made up of White
Pine and Hemlock.
The Tobyhanna and Muddy Creeks are large
and rapid streams, yielding vast amount of
water power, and are capable of driving large
number of saw mills. They empty into the Lehigh,
which stream, with the Lehigh Canal affoid an
outlet to the most desirable lumber markets.
There is, too, under contemplation, Il railway
leading to the cities of New York and Philadelphia
which runs within one mile and three quarters of
the land. Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in either of the cities named for about
ST per thousand fect--thus enabling persons en-
gagged in the trade to derive greater profits than
attend investments generally.
IN auullon 10 TIE tmOer, cOnNcGllDIe INTO eve
ry shape of lumber, there is much that will an
swer for spars Of vessels--a sort of timber that
snip builders have been obliged to purchase in
Maine, or at other distant points.
Unlike most of the lands on the Lohigh there
has, as yet, heen no culng OF the timber on this
property. 1t stands undisturbcd by the wood
mans axe. 1t is, therefore, the more valuable.
The lumber trade OF the Lehigh has been carried
to such an extent for years past, thata scarcity
of good timber is beginning to be felt. Every
season necessarily increases this difficulty. The
| Consequence must c an enhancement Of the
valve of timber lalds Those un-culled tracts
with the advantage of avenues to market, such
as the lands offered for sale, possess cannot fail
| to be the sources Of supply hereafter.
But the land is not alone valuable for the TIM
Der it contains. 1t is of good quality for farming,
nearly every acre being susceptible of high
state of cultivation.
Capitalists desiring TO make investments, would
do well to turn their attention to these lands For
| further information apply to
CHAS. M. HALL.
Office in "Mining Register building, Potts
vile, Pa.
August G, lS53.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

EHXTENSIVE MUSIC PUBLISHER, and
"a Dealer in Musical Instruments of every de-
scription.
Exclusive Agent for the sale of Hallet, Davis
& Cos (Boston) PATENT SUSPENSION DRInGE
-Eolian and other
AMOS,
l.. Gilhert's Boudoir Pianos, Melodeons, Martins
Guitars, Harps, Violins, SHEEr Music, Music
BuoKs &C., &c.
Residents of the country Will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they may
wish, at as low rates as if purchased in person.
Having one of tha largest stocks in the United
States, feel confident of satisfying all who may
fevor me with a call or ORDER
Dealers in Music supplied On the most liberal
terms Pianos to let. Second hand Plan ,s for sale.
Philadelphia, April Ii, ls53.-ly.
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WI. M,CARTY, Bookseller.

W NJ 1u VIM 4 DOVh0OItO1i
y RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants oil
hs town and country, that he has lately recci
we'd from Philadelphia, large addition TO his
stock of books, in every branch Of Literature, and
in great variety of Binding. Please call and
see them.
sunbury, Sept. II, 1853
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PHILADELPHIA.
ESVERY VARIETY OF SHADES, Whole
hA sale and Retail, such Scroll, Flower,
Gothic, Vignct,e, Oil and Dry Landscapes
to be had at tho lowest prices 70, quality of work.
Orders for Gilt, Plain Store Let,ered and other
Shades executed at short notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give US
trial. IFe 'ciH try TO please.
Brasses, Trimmings, &c, always on hand.
Remember s. W. conner SECOND * ARCH
Streets, Philadelphia
August g. 1852 GIN.
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c z l. L B r A ED
+ a IN ly nj e dicines.

offering TO the public the above Invaluable prepara-
tons, the subscriber would state that III consultation
WIN his friends and OF the respectable OF the
Mical faculty deemed advisable to offer TO the
public, few preparations Of known celebrity being pre-
pared with the greatest care, and tho scientific
principles substitutes for The numerous worthless ar
ces that flooding the country in the form of panaceas
and cure as, prepated by the ignorant and
y persons intended to cure all diseases md good for
Read and Reflect.
That the Medicine. Manufactured by w. NJ BHcuEY,
Including his Rose Pectoral for Coughs
Cream Of Camphor, for Rheumatism.
Worm Syrup for Worms.
Tooth WASH for decayed teeth, diseased gums
Family Pills, or blood Purye have been extensive
y used, aud have given sasfactiOn than any other
Medicines before the public being prepared with regnrd
to their usefulness are fully WORTHY the trial of the act-
ed. Give them trial
few powerful reasons why the above Medicines are
they prepared by regular Physicn who understands
the application of Medicines diseases and consequently
are perfectly safe TO take. (SecondlyO they have been
used with universal success and have given more sac
ton than any other Medicines offered before the public.
(Thirdy) they are the only medicines that have gained
the patronage OF PHYSICIANS where they have been used
and ourthlyO they are put up in nrger quantities for
the same price, than my other Medicines offered the
public of the kind As the subscriber has number
OF certificates in his possession of the highest authority,
where acy have been used with the satisfactory
sus-He VIII publish few of lhem feeling satisfied that
trial will insure their recommendation Try them and
satisfy yourself Of their superiority over all others
Read and be ConUince0
We the undersigned having been made acquainted with
me ingredients entering into the Compounds known as
Bickley's Family Medicines als2 having prescribed and
known them TO be used with satisfactory results
take pleasure in saying that believe they fully meet
JAS. STRAWB BRIDGE, NJ. d.
c. II. FRICK, NJ. d.
'IYM. MCMAHON, M. D.
WESLEY II GEARHEART NJ. d.
WM. IL MAGIi.L, NJ. d.
B II. GEARHEAlsr, NJ. D.
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This Way This waylH This Way!!l
Fall and Winter Goods.
TRILTNG & GRANT.
u REsPECTFULLy inform their customers
Ae and the public, that they have just receiv-
cd and opened the best and cheapest stock Of
F.. Fall and Winter Goods,
at their store in Market square, Sunbury.
Their stock consists Of every variety of
Dry Goods, viz:
id Cloths, Cossimeres, Sattincts, Vssiings,
~ Fiaanels, IPoiiens, &c.,
Aud all kinds Of Fall & Winter Wear.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS g. FANCY GOODS,
Calicocs, Ginghams, Chintscs, De Laines,
Berages,
And every variety of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also a large assortment Of
HARDWARE and QUEEESWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also an extensive assortment Of
HArs AND Cars FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Also a large assortment of GROCERIES,
SUCH AS
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also fresh supply Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Besides the largest and most general assort'
ment of all kinds OF goods 10 be had in thi'
place.
rss" Country produce of all kinds taken in cx
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, Nov IL, 1858.
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Dawes g. CULTN,

Dealers in
LAMPS, LANTERNS e. CHANDELIERS,
n. L. Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
EEAVING enlarged and improved their Store.
4 z and having the largest assortment Of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, they arc now prepared to
furnish PINE OIL CAMPHENE,
... BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL. OLE, Phosphenc Gas and Lard
Oil, Lamps, Lanterns of all patterns, Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and
Candelcabras, and britannia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers lowest prices. Glass Lamps by
the package, at q small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTURERS oI
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol
and (thc only true) Phosscno Gas, they can fur.
nish these articles at such prices that Merchant.
will fnd it to their advantage to buy. Call before
going elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also
tina Safety Fl id Lamp for sale.
Phila., Sept. "a, ls53.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

fancy stock Of Wall Paper, Window Blind, and
Fire Paints, sold at right prices and no mistake.
c. A. B0EGEL
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HAIL LOVELY ART!
P E N M Il S HIP!!

The undersigned would respectfully inform the cit
zens Of Carrollton and vicinity, that he will commence
course of lessons in the above named ART on Monday
evening" August IA. 1854. Allpersons desrous of imt
proving their style of wriling and of acquiring free
and easy manner of executing this most lovely of all
arts, will do well by giving us call. Terms One
DoSr per schear for of thirteen easy and inter-
estng lessons. Good improvement warranted to the at
tenuve. will also furnish numbered copies on reason
able terms to persons who may not have the opportunity
OF attending the school, Also writing Cf general ma.
ure will be promptly attended to. will be found at al
times during business hours at the Clerks Office in the
southwest corner OF the Court House.
Carrolton, Aug. 10, 1854. If l. ULMAN.
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ITO BE CONTINUED J
ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS
Reason of stuart's Vote.
The Buckeye says:


The Buckeye says:
1--WE have it from reliable Democratic au.
thority that Andrew Stuart voted against The
Nebraska Bill, by previous arrangement with
President Pierce aud the administration organs
Noses were counted; it was ascertained that tie
passage ofthe Bill was safe, by large major.
ity, without the vote Andrew Stuart of Ohio,
and. he was, Instructed by the administration
to, do just as he did, under the pledge that he
should not,be ostrociscd by the President but,
thereby SD ould save the ascedency Of the Dem
ocratc cause in this district,
Was there ever such corruption heard of ?
was there ever such political juggling and Je-
smGsm practlced upon the rights of free peo.
pie ] Let Andrew Stuart receive the reward
his deception merits Andrew Stuart voted
against the Nebraska bill, because he was so
instructed by the administrator but had bis
vote been necessary TO secure the triumph of
that measure, and sustain the administration,
Andrew StuartwoulG have cast that vote for
Nebraska and Slavery, at the command OF. the
President. Shame on such corruption shame
onAndrsw Stuart