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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Established ~ years ago, by Dr.. Kiakelin. n. W
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EIGHTEEN years Of extensive aud unlntefrupt
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!. SPRIEo MAxURrxG. The proper application
sfm.aurs Is question Of great moment to the
farmer. In the neishborhOod Of villages
where manure is easily obtained, and very fre-
qusntly for out in the country, injury results
from heavy spring manuring. II the summer
be very dry which indeed is often the case. the
land is apt to be dried out and the crops burn.
I'd up. Besides, the farmer generally puts
most manure where the land Is poorest. The
manure put on In lhs Spring produces scarce
ly any beneficial effect during the ensuing sum
mer. and, as a consequences the farmer has the
pleasure Of knocking around the Jumps half a
year. There is way to avoid these dsas-
tfous results and slill use mtnure freely. 1t
is 70 manure in the fall. The manure put on
IN fall has its juices washed oat by the fall
rains; II snow should fall, the same beneficial
effect 10 produced and as q consequence the
ground 10 soitened and made rich an product.
i've.
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nloral anO domestic.


Oh iasvss % lhis Holy BOck
VIII earvess. cold indiHsrenes look.
.Tis Gsd's owa Word and thsy that read
wlsh prsgsFful hearts and revsrsns heed.
Shall g.ia. from each unfolding page.
4 blesing for their heritage.
Tfshoa art sad. come here and End
A balm 70 sOOshe aud cheer Thy mind /;
II thOa art merry, here art songs
Meet 70 b sung BY angels tOngsss,
Msss 70 be sung BY sinful men,
Ter whom the Lamb Of God was slAin
II thou art rich in things Of earth.
Lean here Thy wealth is nothing worth;
IfthOa art poor. thi' precious mine
Hath countless treasures they are thine;
DOst thOa lack wisdom look herein,
And surely thOu shalt wisdom wia,-
Wisdom 70 guide thee in the road
which leads. through fai.hin Christ, to God
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Th. Rev. J. Craig makes the following state
msu. in an article headed. "sir Isaac Newton
and voltAire on Railway Travelling"
Sir Isaae Newton wrote work upon the
prophet Daniel, and another upon the book Of
Revelation in one OF which he said. thatin order
70 fulkl certain prophecies before certain date
vas terminated. namely. 1880 years. there
would be mode Of travelling Of which the men
Of this time had no conception ; nay, that the
knowledge OF mankind would be so increased.
that they would be able TO travel at the rate Of
hisy miles an hour. vOltaire, who did not be.
hes. in the inspiration Of tie Scriptures, got
held Of this, and said "NoW look at that mind
Of Newton, who discovered gravity, aud told us
zach mArvels for US all 10 admire. When he
became an old maa, and got into bis dotage, he
began 10 study that book called the bible; and it
seems, that in order TO credit lis fabulous non
sxnse, we must believe that the knowledge ot
mankind will be so increased that We shall be
able TO travel at the rate Of City miles an hour.
The poor dotard!" exclaimed the phlosopbic in
adsl, vOltaire, in the self complacency Of bis
pity. Bat who Is the dotard nowi
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DuG IS Mercantile College.
piusbur6h peHna.

DuG'S Mercantile College.
Pittsburgh. Pennd.
ESTABLISHED in 1910 Incorporated by
the Legislature of Penna. with perpetual Charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon, ]. BUCHANAN, Hon. W. H. LowRIE.
WV. WLLKINs, I" CHARLES MAYOR,
" MosEs HAMPTON = G. ]. K. AooRHEAD,
FACULTY.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of 1.-THE North
American Accountant" Professor of Book
keeping and lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HAroH, Esq, of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law AMI Political
Economy.
JoHN, P. TRACT, from London (one the best
penman IN the Union Professor Of CONNER.
and Ornamental Penmsnshp.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Professor of Mathema'
tics.
This is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States, occupying spacious Lecture
Rooms. The course of training IN Book-keep'
ing is complete. Daily Lectures are delivered
to the classes on Commercial Law, Political
Economy and Commercial Science. What can
be said of the talents and experience Of the Prn'
cipal as practical Accountant, as a Teacher
and and as an Author, will be found in the
College Circular.
DuFF's Bookkeeping. Hsrper's edition.
price 81 so postage 81 cts, ''the most per-
feet end comprehensive in the English Langu'
age"
DUFF'S Steam boat Book keeping, price s
postage 9 cts, "a perfect system for such Book
and Accounts"
DUFFS Com mercial Calculations, price
so cts.
EE Send fO' a Circular by mail.
dec. I6.
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y AAN
Gives over 300 large double column octave
psges Of choice Reading matter in year. Al
so from I2 TO Is steel engravihgs Of e high
order Of excellence beside from 100 to 300 fire
wood engrayings.
All for rs in Clubs Of four Subscribers
The Cheapest Monthly Paper "a The West
No Periodical in the United States has been
more generally or mVre warmly commended by
the Press than the "HoSE MAGAZINE"
The third Volume begins in January 1854,
and will contain new Moral Story by Mr.
Arthur Of considerable length entitled
TIE ANGEL OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
The Home Magazine and Conveys LadJ's
Book sent one year for S. so.
The January number is now ready Send for
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copies one year $500.
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THH MOsr DELIGHTFUL EEorEos.--A teacher
Ofths deaf md dumb having asked bis pupils
"Whieh ls The mOst delightful emOtiohi" recsiv.
ed various replies. IS Joy. Hope, Gratitude.
Love. One Of The pupils wrote,-" Repentance
is the most delightful emotion On being asked
vhy 10" sAid he; 10 the expressive language
Of locks and gestures. 'it is so delightful TO be
humhlsd before God,'.
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TsAcHEas,--Ths dligeat and piOus teacher,
Who properly inslsneteth and traineth the
young. can never be fslly rewarded with mon.
sy. II were to leave INV Oflce as preach.
sF. would choose that OF school master, or
tescher, for ] knew that next TO preaching, this
i be greatest. beat, and most useful vocation /:
- ] sm not quite sure which OF the two is
better: for II Il hard to reform old saners,
witA whom the preacher has TO do, while the
yoang tree can Be made to bend without break.
ings-LakAsv.
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WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
MONEY } MONEY

Those indebted to me for JOB WORK;
Advertising or subscription to the CARROLL
IREE PRESS. will please call and m IKE i'm.
hedlate payment, or settlement hone those
Iterested will not neglect this matter.
l NAV be found at the law Office of John
earce Esq. at all reasonable hours. :
Aug, 90 '53.-tf. r. OR0SIER'
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"TL" said Daniel Webster 10 friend, ''reli.
giOus books are not widely circulated among
the masses 10 this country, and the people DO
not become religious. I do not know what il
70 become Of The nalion." There Is something
n this one sentence, for solemn reflection. on
ths part Of every patriot aad every Christian.
II God md Ills word ere not In our midst, the
devil wlll De; anarchy and misrule. degrade,
tIon and misery, corrap.ioa and darkness viii
reign without mitigation and without end.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that John shOber has been
duly appointed and qualified administrator on
the Estate of Stephen Rikeman, decd. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will make
immediate payments and those having claims
will present them within one year legally au-
thenticated. JOHN SH0BER.
Oct. eth 1883. dm'r.
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--..-.s-, stssu EHe Undersigned has been
ap pointed aud qualified as Executor OF the estate
Of John Harden. deceased Those indebted to
said estate will make imm ediate payment; and
those having claims against said estate wi pre-
sent them legally authen ticated within one year
from this date.
Wm, HIBBS,
Nov. 25. 1859 80. Executor,
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CARROLL county, oRfo,
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and a new building erected for the comfort Of
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other convey
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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important Discovery.
RELIEF IN TEN MINrTEs
RRYAN,s PULMON!C WAEERS

KAN7S FUEWUNsL WAFEEkS
are unfailing in the cure of CoUeHs, COLDS,
ASTHMA BRoNCHIT:s, SoRE THROAT. HoARsK-
NESS, DFFIoULT BREGTHISG, INoIPIENr Con-
SUMPTION, AND DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They
have no taste of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored to
health that had before despaired. Testimony
given in hundreds of cases. A single dose re-
ieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for BryAn's Pullnonc Wafers-the Or
iginal and only genuine is stamped Bryan"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty
FIVE cents box. Sold by dealers generally
J. BRYAN q Co., Rochester, N. Y, Propri-.
etors. Wholesale by ]. D. Park, Cincinnati,
w. Firke, Cleveland, 3mos.
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the quality as good as can be found
But we refer especially to very early
choice Pears, the improved variety
es and Cherries, with the smaller fru
as Grapes, Strawberries, Rsspberries,
Of which are always very sGarce, 6
sale, command high prices, and yield
profit. 1t is as easy to raise q tree
produce the large and luscious Ba
White Doyeunc Pear as one that prod
miserable bitter tasteless things we so
" see offered for sale-a tree OF mu
beauty of form and vigor ofgrowth tha
ces the large aud sweet Black Tartariar
arreau Cherry might be as easily culti
that which produces the sour aud int
Morelo-and peaches that will commm
cents dosen may be raised as chea
those now generally produced, which a
10 sell at any price. 1t would be much
economy to plant trees of the kind refe
and pay fifty cents each for them (the
nursery price for pear and cherry trees,
to plant Indifferent varieties of those we
nothing about even il they can be procu
ROthiHg.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor Of the estate
OF Nathan Shaw deceased. Those indebted to
said estate will make immediate pigment, and
those having claims against said estate viii pre-,
sent them lega y authenticated within sne year
from this date,
JOSIAH SHAW,
JOHN DEFORD
Nov o5, 1853. st. Executors
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Bryant, LuSk and SlrattOnS MerCan'
tile College.
SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND. OHIO

PRINCIPALS. B. BRYANT,
JAMES WASH HINGTON LUSK,
II. DWIGHT STRATTON,
FACULTY.
H B. Bryant, Professor Of the Science Of Ac-
counts.
J. Washington Lusk, Professor of the Spen-
cert an System of ofPenmanship.
H. Dwghts Stratton, Associate Proof, in the
several Departments,
w w. Harden, Assistant Proof. In the Book
keeping Department.
Hons. Judge Starkweather and H. D. Clark,
Lectures on Comm rcia Law.
Pres. Asia Nahum, Lecturer on Political E.
economy. --s-zszsaaszsaassz
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En 20 you'd preserve your virtue ksep
oat of dsbt.
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WHITE RIsH ee,55 per BILL have just Fs'
ceyed fresh supply Of white fish, which will be
sOldat the above reducel rates.
s. @. McKEE.
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Onward An ID Upward.

The whole world il In an uprOar, Napoleon 81
has been seated on the Imperial thr"ne OF France
The great Russian Bear wants some Turk ey, not
withslanding this hubbub,. Messrs. :. a }. Stef-
| ng have associated Mr. ] {. Baxter late oi Kieh'
mond ohio. with them in the Saddllng business
Being thankful for past tavors from their numef-
ous friends they hope TO st Il ind them Oh hand
for they have now on hand and continue to man
iAeture large sssortmeutof
PLAIN & FANCY SADDLES, e
and Brides Plain and Fancy Harness Of every
descr ption, Draft and Harness Collars.
TRAVELLING SACKS.
Portmanteaus, End gre t many other ar:iles toe
numerous to mention-all Of which are pu' up IN
the LATEST STYLE and the most substantial man
ner-None but the best OF workman are employed
and the most superior stock worked, 80 no fear OF
work not standing the test
STERLINGS, d BAXTER.
Cash and Produce still taken in exchange
for work.
Sep. 90, 1853.
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N f W FIRM

NEW FIRM.
]. HUSTON g. ]. II, SINCLAIR Have entered
into copartnershp under the firm of Huston g. Sin
clair. and viii be glad to have the opportunity OF
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage. i,
They expect to have on hand full assortment of
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
usually ke pt in acountry store, which they will
sell a. the lowest prices. and will at all times
buy produce of all descriptions OF the highest
market price.
Also an assortment OF
LUMBER,
Pine, Poplar, &c. kept constantly on hand.
Commission Il Forwarding will, receive prompt
attention.
HUSTON d SINCLAIR.
July 81, 1853.
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aE1ALTA SEGARS-A fine lot of the chols
est segars In any market Just received and for sails
by the box anu at retail, by ). u. MCKEE.
Juy II, 1853.
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hand, and supplied At the shortest notice. and on
most reasonable terms.
July II, 1853. k' G' hcAES
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The Cultivation Of Fruit Trees.

II is remarkable that farmers generally and
especially those living near towns, should de.
vote SO little attention to the cultivation oil
choice fruits. We do not allude TO winter ap
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Fish, by the Bbl, and l Bbl, just received
sr sale BY MAY IL, 53.1 s. q. MCKEE.
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cARRoLLroN CAN'T BE BEAT.

Competition Is The life OF trade. the
peoples interest, Our GLORYI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
TRIJ L T. + $ s ALE.

lvDY virtue OF several deeds OF Trust, one
- bearing date July 10, A. ID. 1852, wherein
e. G. Blood, BY the name Of G. &. Blood IS trus-
tee and James +. Morton and Rachel Morton
his wife are etantors, OF the undivided nall oil
the east haiti OF the north west quarter d sec
ton No fifteen, in township No. -, No oil
ange, No. two east Of the fifth Il. NJ, except
the town lots Nc. aud 4 IN block No. |, and
iot No s, in block No. Z, TO secure the payment
Of CERTAIN pramiSary note bearing date July
10, 1852, for the sum of two hundred anu elgh-
teen dollars with interest payable U Ahnef Ia
viSon or bearer. Also another deed OF trust
bearing date May 18th, 1853, wAercln am
trustee and James Y. Morton aud Rachet
Morton hrs wife, are srantors, OF the undt
vided half of til cIst half OF the north west
quarter OF Section No. fifteen, Township No.
70, No. Of range, two east of the 5th Il. u.
lxcept lot No 5; i'll block No. I, and lot No.
3 in block No one. and lot on which he iia
commenced bnilding new house, TO secure
the payment OF pIoniisary note bearing date
July 10, 1852, for the sum Of two hundred and
eighteen dollars with interest, payable 70 SAID
ibncr Dawson er bearer, which said note IS
now dne aud uapaid, | shall oiler the SAID
property ur so much thereof as Will satisfy
saui note with interest and casts, Tor sale al
Pphlic AUCTION to the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court house door, in the city OF Daven-
port Scott county. Iowa, on Friday the 24th
day of November, A. d. 1854, between the
hours OF one aud four o. clock,P.M.
c. q. BLOOD, Trustee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
GEORGE NICHOLS,

u EAL ESTATE DEALER, Agent and Auction
II eer--DAvEsPonT. IowA--Will transact a general
Commission business ia City Lots-Lands, &C.
have for safe and for Lease org time, many
desirable business Lots in The City " Davenpori:-
Also many thousand acres Of band well selected and
desirabiy located In the linton. Mns-
catne, Cedar Johnson. iowa Poweslies MARSHALL and
Hardin: Price and terms libcrat 10 settlers.
Office No s lie Claire Buildings.
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J5t 9ailg 6a1stte,
-. November 10, 1854.

.,crt, November 10, 1897
r; ~ L-,. ,,.rrueR.--Yestcrdsy morning the
-. .,ood at is degs., the lowest it has
Allen this season and this morning a,sa sa,,
l', y. same point. Last evening snow iell
F. w 10Th Of half inch, the first OF the
season ----. .------- -
- .x, Illinois legislature, like that OF
~ an have a majority Of Wings and
|l0N" xah,,ska men, which will prevent the
~, .,,,n of Gen. Shields. He can take
.,, w;th Gen. Dodge up Salt river
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
A Free Passenger.

The following incident is related by the
AOany EXPRESS, which occurred during the
passage OF the Express train over the Troy
snd Boston Railroad:
"Asthe train was coursing towards Troy
y 10 highest speed, on passing curve II
suddenly dashed into flock Of pigeons up
y me track. All of them, save one--a
lafe and beautiful white dove--rose from
Ae ground and escaped. The white one
way Nas fortunate: for rising and flying
y" IN line from the locomotive--it was
''ef'ak"n, and caught on the centre Of the
"" catcher, where unable to raise its wings
aj'.os' the rushing air, mute and hewilder-
rs neck and stretched forw ard, It stood
.ea'hSed aud mo.ionless, as though con-
''Vu INTO stone. On went the train in
- wig speed, and on stood the pigeon in
" ",ngIess flight. and fourteen miles were
"" %h travelled by the train 1t was only
a. n"vn we onlon depot al Troy was reach
!, ~ en'ered that the pigeon, recovering
i, prs,~ '. enchantment, slightly ruled
=, ~A''eFs, then tried his wings, and f.
iX'fsted them once more, scared aloit
u.s. "'Ns on cross piece of the dome -
,ho vas So n observed of al: observers
NJ '.o'y o'N'' Irvelous ride having ma.
a., h'".s .Aie; IN hour or so it saileC
=" =, '"e ar tos Of lis home, and doubt.
Al, Al wiz o'tea in pigeon tongue Of its
"'s"' WITH the oon,,ive."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
beautiful Building Lots

OTIS No 3. 4 and in block so corner of eth and
| 4 Farnanl s,s in lie CIaire,s eth addition. Aiso
lots No TO- block %. and lots and block 20 corner
of 7th aud IL Claire ss All hill lots with very pie
turesqHr vi commanding sight of city, river. Rock
Island City ati the Islands. s Eft
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18th Street

I or block n. Corner Scott and .tl SIS;
.7 "A Corner eth SIS:
g Corner Western Aveiiue and It'll SIS;
In Forrest IL Oil on's addition;
Is lal fl 176 deep, Corner Perry and IN Sts
Lot 6 block 81. Corner Rock Island aud III
and block 20 Gorser lie Claire aud I;h;
block 50 cor Rock Island 50 and SIN:
Aug24 BY GEO l. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Great Rargain

taa Acres uuinproved land for sale three miles
Id from town. near a good road. an, reasonable
terms. Apply to GEO AlChoLLs.
AnonsiI5
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Greatest ATTRACTION Yet.

4 FARM of go acres miles below the city-neal
~ the Mississippi river:
Has 40 acres of best river bottom, ard 100 acres
heny Nv wooded: Large new frame dwelling 32N40 f.
wit, basement worth s4,GG0: Large number pffrui
Trees Good -buiIdings-and Firm well wa cred
| sert 10 Apply II GEO J. NICHOLS. ct
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WANTED,

TINE and SIGHT BILL on the Easana South 70
which The highest carrent raj will be paid by
Aug 10 McGREGOR, LAWEs II BLAhEMoRE.
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Superior Farm of SEQ acres,

YINt u from the Town Of Princeton on the Missis
| sippi river. in see 81 and 33--T so, r 5 E--Gocd
improvements with orrhare OF 2GG fHli trcesAso 100
acres adjoining in SEE 3a, Il 20 X D Y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

YoRE SynaArny.-We copy the follow
b extract from tie Frankfort (Ky) Com
nwesllh:
Vow that the Administration party nave
zen so terribly beaten in the North ana
re coming SO ID for salye and sympathy, u
sell enough TO inquire whether It was ~
he cause ofthe south or not that they were
fricSen ,iawn. Let Us see in what kInd o'
fgh, il was thar they have been so terri
II msngled-upan what issue they fought
pad feII They tell us in general words
bat they have been ovegthroNn upon the
Nebraska issue. That is true bat how
lthey MAXI thattssue. Upon what ground
ID they defend that bill Why, they de-
ENDED the Ns5rasta bill on anh-Sarery
'Olgj They claimed credit for II as tri-
uph in favor of Free soil and commended
bat they and their opponents were entitleo
utsIayery applause and support. The
thief pointthey made was that the Missou-
compromise ifqrti;ed s'arerg south OF the
ne Of 81 deg 80 min, and that they, by
cpciIing that line, had opened the whole
'lOlry 10 freedom.