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DR. ALSOPHERT begs 10 call the attention Of those
Sufer from a total partial lOss Of the bearing 10 n.
fOlOEing facts. He treats diseases a the middle ard
internal Ear with
INDICATED DoUCHES,
Such as Il practiced IN the nhImares Of Berlin Leipse
BFusss Hamburg, and st. Petersburg and ely by she
mest distinguished London 4rtsis, with the mols Won.
dernl success; indeed Il Is the only method that hiss
been uniformly successful The best proof oi the ell
cacy Of the treatment will be q reference 20 nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of the United States Cahsds New Bruswck
and Novs Scotia who have been restored to acute hear
ing aud not single solitary case 70 our knowledge did
fail 70 effect either partial total restoration Of the
hearing, when our advice and instructions faithfully
and puncIualy adhered TO. Many Who could not hear
the report Of pistol At arms length can now hear
watch beat at the distance of feet
In cases Of mucous accumulation in the Eustaelian
Tube and Tympanum, inflammation Of the Mucus Mem
bFane, Nervous affections, Diseases Of the Membrana
Tympani commonly called the Drum" or when the dis.
ease can be traced 10 the effects Of Fever Colds the use
Quinne, hercuIia Medicines Gatherings in the Ears
in childhood &C. DR.. Alsophers treatment stands pre-.
eminent Where the AUDITORY Canal Is dry and scalv.
with little secretion when the deafness il accompA
MED Wit noises in the Ear, like falling zaer chipping
Of insects ringing Of bells rusilng Of eavO, continual
pulsaiions discharge Ct matter or When IN stOoping
sensation is ie If a rush Of blood to the head tool
place. when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy wca.
ther when q cold has been taken the method OIreaI
ing the disease Is insllble
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants in saying that the hearing
at any time good, very much can be accomplished
In the Deaf and Dumb School Eeiptc out Of class c
II, succeeded in restoring TO acute hearing. Dr. A.
begs respectfully to state, that in those he under
takes he
! GUARANTEES Il SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration, or such marked impro, emen
will be
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY,
his remedies are faithfully applied and directi, sd
hered 10.
applicants viii please siste their age. durstisz Of dis
ease if matter issues from the external passags there
noises in the Ears state Of general health snd wlnt
they suppose to have been the Of tie deafness
When the hearing is restored it expected that in
easy circumstances will pay literally.
MEDICINE, APPARATUS, dc,
viii be sent TO any part at my own expense.
address DR.. ALS0PHERT, Broadway, Ofica 449i,
near Canal street, New York.
Five DoIArs-Conslatioa Fee.
| april %, 1854. An
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Ne PLUS ULTRA

BCnne.s Of all kinds, Frames sad Crowns.
Boune; silks. Bibbons aud Flowers, Under.
h'dk'fs, UEdersleeyes, Embroidered Collars,
Dress Protectors. SIX. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Psper, Envelopes &C., all Of them ven
pretty and very ehesp, 10 be had Of
W. THOMPSON.
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N o H u M B U G.

The Subscriber will pay cash for Hides and lfSkins
either at his tan yard East end Carroon at the foot Of
the hill or at the Store of Mckee Elder Main.st 4
cents per 10. will be paid for all CafSkns weighing from
10 to lG bs well taken off and clear OF cuts and scores
N. B. Cash paid for bark at all tines Leather always
on hand for sale, but positively NO TRUST
May ls, 1854. If ]. w. YOUNG.
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PITCH IN

Cloths. Csssimeres. plain and fancy salinetts
COttOnades and Vestings. Stocks, Ties and
Collars, MOleskins, Campeaehy, Canton, Pana-
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles. and cheap
as dirt, at w. TH0MPS0N'S
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Notice to the Public.

1 take this favorable OPP
E& portunity os Informing my
- old friends and customers
EE~-szEszszzsst that l have a NEwassortment
==z:z.5szIo of Boots and ShOes for
rHaaInlNIpriHErMnH Spring IAde among which
may be found ladies
CATERS 5 AND JENNY LIMBS
of the different leading styles, Just from the
East-Also, still prepared to MAKE to order all
kinds of Work in my line, of the best material
and warranted to be equal if not superior .
any made in the West, which will be sold low
for CASH in hand.
Please give me a call on Lisbon Street,
nearly opposite the "Free Press Office"
JACOB HELFRTCH.
Carrollton, March 23.-6m
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!.

You can do that and your CREDIT too BY purchasing
your Goods at I. ArehbOld's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensware Bonnets Hats
Caps Boots Shoes, &c. &C. All of which will be sold
Just as low as they ought be Sold for cash produce
Pay US as you go and have dsagreeable settlements
short settlements long friends
CarrOlltOn, Aprl 20 1854. I. ARCHB0LD.
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Thompson has been East again.
And after days and nights Of fAligse. and col,
has succeeded in buying large lot Of New
Goods. part Of whieh be paid the oasA for.
and the rest he bought on ersdis-All must now
Be sold. ard debts paid, 70 keep bis credit up.
All the world is hsTeby invited to see he
Grand Result
Of his purchases.
lie has a large lOl Of Dress Goods Of all
kinds for the ladies-ClCths, Cassimeres. Eat
ine:ts &e.. for the gentleme u--IisrdWare. Cut
lery. Qneensware and Grocei ies for the million
All Of them are cheap as the cheapest and
good a. the best Come and see.
CanOlltOn May 4. 1854.
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YES sIR-FF

Ladies' Sandals. Caters, Slippers and Shoes,
Gentlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Zip
Boots and Shoes, bssl quality to be had Of
w THOMPSON
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I'm does your mother whip you?'
N'o-o-but she does a darned sight worse
though
What is that?'
why, she washes me every morning."
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lt makes all che difference IN the world how
a woman pants--whether for your heart, or ten
dollar doeskns.
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COME RIGHT ALONG,

Harlem is the place to buy cheap, good fashionable
goods; 80 come along and make no delay, but before
purchasing your
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
examine mine, consisting of every thing that is needed
in the Dry GoOds line My stock CONSISTS of Broadcoths
Casinets, Cassimeres CacOes Gnghams Silks, Be- eges
Bonnets, Hats, Musns, Queensware, Glassware, e.
in shore every thing that be found in village store
So call with your old friend his stand Man.st Harlem
Carroll Co., o. and you shall be accommodated in the
best possible manner. Don't mistake the place. Call
with ISRAEL WAND.
May Is, 1854. If
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ORDINANCE.

SEC. ]. De it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees of the Incorporated Village Of Caroton Car.
roll county, and State Of Ohio, That person persons
shall be permitted to keep within The Incorporated limits
OF said Village any ale porter shop Shops house
houses or other place for the sale or giving away of the
same for profit or otherwise.
SIC. .. lind that no person persons shall be per.
mitted to keep any place places for significant or hab-
ual resort for tplng and inemperance within the limits
of said Village.
SEc g. II any person persons shall violate any Of
the provisions of this ordinance, by selling vending
giving away any ale, porter, whiskey, brandy gin, or
other Intoxicating liquor liquors. every such person or
persons so offending SHALL upon conviction thereof be
fined for the first offence twenty dollars and the costs Of
prosecution and forty dollars and the costs Of prosecu-
tOn, for every repetition of the offence or violation Of
any other Of the provisions OF this ordinance.
SEC. A. And in default of the immediate payment
Of the fine assessed and the costs aforesaid the off
ender shall be committed to the Jail of the county until
the fine and costs of prosecution shall be paid and all
fines so collected as aforesaid shall be paid into the bor
Ough treasury for the use of the borough. Passed Ap
"a, 1854.
SEC. s.. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
the passage of tho same
JOHN s. RUKENBR0D Mayor.
| Attes, I. ULMAN, B. Recorder
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"Go it old feler," said two idle scapegraces
to an honest laborer at work. "Work away
while We play; you SOW and ;we'll: reap
Very likely my lads, replied the old man cool
ly, I'm sowing hemp.
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Sheriff sale.

Mary Hardness vs. James Stanton and Margaret stsnon.
By virtue Of order of sale in Partition direct
ed and issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of CIR
roll county, Ohio, at its April term, 4. d. 1894 uil
offer for sale at public auction the Court House dOu'
in the Of CarrOhon. within and for the ssid county
Of Carroll and State Of Ohio on Saturday The 2Ih dsy
of May i. D. 1854, between the hours Of 10 oslsck d.
~ and O'Clock, P. ", of said dsy the following d,s-
crbed Real estate situate in said county OF Csrs Ohio
to wit: The South half Of the West half Gf the
North East quarter Of section twelve tIs) in t0~hsLp
fifteen 5) OF range six (6 containing thirty
more or lcss. Also in the town Of Malvern, teSn los
number twenty-one l9l) in said towh In tue town Of
Magnolia, Carroll county, Ohio Lots numbed sizty-onc
6ll forty nine 49 sixty (G2) sixty three (6s sSy
four 64 fifty (50 twenty 27) and forty four i4)
in said nWn. disc in the town OF Magnolia Stalk
ty Ohio as follows Lots numbered thirty Eve (351
part Of lot numbered fy three bS) being fifty ett in
front, and lots tbirty-six S6) thrtyone (Sl) ihiyWo
(3s) twenty (2O) thirty three) 3S forJ-Wo 49( ioy
one an eighteen ls) one (l) sed the undivd,
half of lot fourteen (4 in said town. Also tsu lots in
Waynesburgh Stark counte Ohio, the North halt Of lot
numbered twenty.three (23) lots numbered thiiyaNo
(32) two 2) and ~ and the South half Of lot tOfIl
seven 47 in said town. Said parcels Of real estate N
be sold separately. Terms One third cash dsy cf
sale and the remaining thirds in tive egusl snnUa
payments with interest from day Of sale, tS be Feeuid
by mortgage on the premises.
Apri 30 ls54-5w. JOHN II; WH5TCR-iFT, sh6
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further enacted by the authorities aforesaid that
if any person persons shall be found intoxicated in the
Streets or shall be found guilty Of otous or disorder
conduct, that such person or persons shal for evey
such offence be fined dollar and he costs of prose
cuon or shall be confined twelve hours in the county Jail
or BOTH at the option of the Mayor and it shall be the
duty Of the Marshal to see that the provisions of this Or
dinance are enforced Passed April "a, 1854.
Attest JOHN S. RUKENBROD, Mayor.
Isaac ULMAN, B. Recorder.
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Suitable for hedging this spring-s few thousand for
sale low by T GEO. F. REMEDY
p Nay ] y ls54.-2t, b
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Thomas EInsIev Dec

Estate Of Thomas EMsIeV Dec
Notice is hereby given, that tire subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate of Thomas EmsAy dec, late Of
Fox township. Carroll County, ohio.
March 10th 1884. JAMES HUSTON
EXECUTOR.
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NOTICE.
VS. County, Ohio
HENRY COULSON, Civil AefiAu

HENRY CoULsON. Civil Action.
Henry Conlson who resides in the State OF Iowa, will
take notice, that on the 18th day of April 1854 Perry
Nicholas filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll
county Ohio petition against him. which forth that
said Oouson is indebted to said Nicholas by due BILL in
the sum of fourteen dollars and thirty cents with
interest from the 2Sd day of February ls49 on which
amount plaintiff prays judgment Defendant will also
take notice that unless he appear and answer or de-
mur,on orbeiorethe lst day of August 1854 the petit
ton will be taken as confessed and Judgment rendered
against him by default. j. B. SMITH.
May u, 1854. n2l Atty. for Pltf.
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II knowledge does not make a man wise it
makes him vain and arrogant.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18
NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Carroll County, IS. In Partition.
Michael Salisbury
VS. The said Jacob Kesse and
Jacob Kessel and Mary Kessel his wife, will
Mary Kessel his wife, take notice that Michael SAILS.
bury filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court in and
for SAID Carroll county, and State Of Ohio his petition
in partition against them on the first day of May 1854
demanding partition Of the following real estate situate
in said Carroll county to wit 4 part ofthe South West
quarter of Section Ia of township H. of range G. be-
ginning at the Northwest corner of said quarter section
thence South 20 chains ~ links to post thence east
Al chains to the east ne of said quarter section to
post thence north 90 chains and 42 links to a post
thence west d chains to the beginning.
Aud that said petition is now pending in said Court
and will be for hearing at ihc next term thereof
May IL, '64-Gt. ECKLEY DAVIS,
Pr fee $3.50. Atty's for Petitioners
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S UNI MER GoODS

Consis ing Of Cloths Csssmeres, Vestngs, Shirts, Col
lars, Cravas and Haudkechieis. Also lot Of Summer
Coats, all Of which were made in Carrolton
Owing to my limited capital, l am compelled to do
READY.PAY Business hope my friends will not find
fault with me for this announcement but will still con
tinue to give me laid and comfort"
CarFolltOn, May lS, 1854. 3m
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ESTATE OF PETER PITlENGE De

The undersigned has been appointed and du-
IL qualified as Administrators with the Will an
nexed of Peter Pittenger, deceased, late Of
Carroll County, Ohio.
JOHN BUCHANAN.
EVAN PITTENGER.
March. 9th 1854. St
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HQHfMNIAlof u
WILLIAM McGAyRAS, deed
DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, EB-
tiFely Removed.

DR. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention Of tho.s
Suerr from total partial Oss Of the hearing 10 ths
follOEng facts. he treats diseases 6l the middle and
IL ~ T. iii
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teo sPLESDID ENsEAyISGst
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

so cEEFs, al xoSrHs
Agfieui,uFs, Asesansi seisnes, Ssu Isrsaions, saS
fatsata.
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SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND. ONO.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

j. n B0LEN informs his friends, and the public gen.
eraly that be has removed his shop from Lsbon.st to
Main st., two doors west of the "Pauon House," where
can always be found well selected stock of
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MEDICATED DOTCHES.

Such as praetieed IN the infImane Of Berlin, Leipse,
BFusssl Hamburg, and st. Petersburg and la ely by She
mest distinguished London Artis, with the mols Won.
defu success indeed It IS the only method that hiss
been uniformly successful. The best proof oi the ELI.
caey OF the treatment viii be reference 20 nearly
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Dr. PETIGs


HA. n Ac0AVkAS, Probate Court
1Su,i,ss,a,of ,,, y q Carroll eouLiy, Ohio
deceased, Prth;oo a .,u l.nS
gOHN MAYS ami Ia f.s, Va. "a
HhRTH4, his sfSe, Ct sls Martha N.y.hls II s.of
tgar county, Illinois, Thomas ycGavtan Il seot co5,
y asa, Elizabeth Aagsltsgsn Il KsussaFton, PIsd,l
oh ,ouniy yPeansylvAnia, and Charles Lucy and Mssr
Lacy h' of The State Of IHnO heirs sud I~va rsor.
seutstiYes Of william NeGs7ran deceased. fou. sso
hereby ino med that On the 2C;h dsy oi April A. o.
1854, sid administrator fla hrs petition m the Probsr
Court Of Caro- eouny Ohio the obect and prayef Il
which 10 obts. an order, &c, JOF the ssSgnneht oi
the Dover Of AE1 MeGavTan, he widow q said VA.
sm NeGayan dece ved in and fOs tie sale Of the ioow
ing real estate of Whc the aid deeedent died seired
or 80 much thereof A. NAV BE- necessary 10 pay the debts
Of said deeedent 70 wt fhe east past 0f the north
quarter Of section thiryE in township Twelve of range
Tour situate IN the county Of Cana Ohio and containing
one hundred and ten acres more or Iess.
April q, 1854 AZ WILLIAM. q. AeGAYaAx,
AdHsharltor Of
WILLIAM McGAyRAS, DEED
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Now Is THE TIME,

BOnnetS, BOnnetS.-Second arrival of Silk
and Fancy straw BOnnets selling off cheap
Call soon. C. B.
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MorIfets.
CARROLLTON MARKETS.

lea CARRoL4roN, May II, 1854.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

Copel, Coach Body, Mastc and Japan Varnishes, for
sale by C. A. B0EGEL.
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pRIN PALS.
II. B. BRYANT JAMES ". LUSK,
Il. DWIGHT sTRATTOS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20
Hello There!
Whereare y GU going? | am Going
TO Stewards to buy some of his
new and Cheap Goods
JA1TES S'rCyVAEv

JAMES STEWART
TTAS lust received the largest and most beautiful
il IL stock ofSPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
ever brought 10 Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care trem the recent importauons IN
Philadelphia and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duee at a very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers respectfully solicited TO give them
early call, and secure good bargain as the stock
consists OF general assortment of the following ar
ieles
French Merino and 1hibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Paramates, and Persian twills;
High coored de LANES, cashmere and Gala plaidsi
Mohair and silk lnsifes, alpacas, all colors;
BomlAzines and Persian cloths dc do
High lustre plain black silks, all wi6thsi
BrOcades, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins
China Silks and Poplins, plain and figured;
French and Amencan Glnghams, all prlces
English and American chntZes and calcoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chinIZettes and capes
Embroidered, plain and hem-sttched linen cam
brio hdkis;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravas and neck ties;
! Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspenders;
| licklngs, checks, bleached and brown muslins,
/ Irish Linen table cloths and lamaplts;
! Bird d-eye and Russia diapers very cheap;
( High colored dress and sack haRnels, plain AM
hguredj
Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Kentucky Jean.
and Vestings; a
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment
Crash and towels at so per cent. below regula
| prices
Red white and yellow hnnnels very cheap.
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groct
res, &c Bring on your trade.
(,ndy. Ohio. A Dril -. 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20
State Fair Postponed

The Premium List, Circulars and posters,
OF the FIflh Annual State Fair, under the di-
feelion of the Board of Agriculture, have
been very generally circulated. announcing
The FAIR to commence on the 9th of Sep
tember. Very extensive and satisfactory
arrangements have been made for the cen
Venieuce Of visitors, and the grounds and
every eiung aFe in sech a state of forward
ness rs would have ensured their compile
hon in Hme. But, owing to the sudden
on break of sickness at Newark, which may
not be over by the 10Th of September, the
Executive Committee, under the circum'
stance, deem it advisable 10 postpone the
Fair.
The Public will please take notice that the
Fair Is accordingly postponed, to commence
on IaeSdoy, The 17M ,fUetcG r. The only
change viii be as TO time. The arrange
ments for the accommodation of visitors, ant
all The rules and regulations for conducting
Jhe Fair, as already publi>ed in our cir
culars and handbills, will remain unaltered
The interval will be diligently improved
and the committee feel confident that they
will be able 10 give additional interest to the
great exposition of the industry of the State
on the a7th Of October.
r w. MUSGRAYE.
JAMES L. COX,
j. SULLlVANT,
Sep. 4. Er. Com. Ohio State Board of.Ag
Gy-Papers rarosghout the State please
copy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20

IMPORTANT TO PAPER MAKERs-We were
shown specimen OF paper a few days
since, manufactured from a weed which
grows spontaneously all over the Northern
states and known generally by the name of
White top" Though possessed of some
woody fibre, it stil becomes entirely per-
i~ctpulp under the ordinary b'eschiag op-
Grafton. Paper makers stare that a hne ar
ticle Of smooth, strong, beautiful paper can
be manufactured from it at about ten per
cent discount on paper made from rags
The adhesive qualities Of the shrub are so
great that no tnnuaI matter need be used
in manufacturing ordinary printing paper
and it also makes good surface without
sizing. A patent las been secured to the
Inventor and he proposes to erect at his res
dence in Canada East, large manu'actory
10 be supplied wholly with this Material
Detroit Aapertixer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20
Autumn has Come.

So says the Almanac. We should hardly kno
it by any other evidence. But thank God Septem
her ninth month is upon US. We wish it was .,
,obcr. We are heart sick OF sun shine. Let nigh
darShcss, and clouds rule while. The long eyeI
lngSaIe indeed here Cool mornir gs have come.
-Aight sweats are going out of fashion. But t!
1loOn days are warm as ever.
The azure bills.wih heat are glowing,
And broad an a?@.4ass is lie sky
The fever'd rill has lostits flowing
The wind has tainted to sigh
And hot and fierce the sun comes down
%' hile in the woodland shadows brown.
All sOngless sits the robin bird
And scarce a sound oflire is heard,
The aspen afalone is stirrd-
Whilstin the reedy urbil pool,
O'ershadowd by the maple tree,
Whose waters dark are ever cool
The heifer stands with patient knee.
The earth lays painting in her sleep,
For fierce and heavy blazes the sun,
Lhe sturdy reapers one by one
Have left the yellow harvest field
And where the shaded spring doth keep,
Its dimpled bosom from the day,
There stretch'd at ease, their nses yield,
And hapy doze the hours away.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20
THE KNOW NOTHING.

-'Whete have You beenlr asked Mrs Snoh,
As snot reeled in the door;
"a pretty Time u seeS Sgom hoine'
Im supS iCs twelve O'Clock ard more;
These midnight reyels will not do.
Shame un you, Snob--iJr acting 81!
Where have you beeni-l ask again"
says h., "Dear wile--l do not know"
~ pretty plight your hat Is in,
Aud see your coat is muddied DER,
Your nose is like to-ma.ta,
And you can scarcely reach The door.
How came you so-you naughty man;
Say, Mr.. Snob-how came you soi"
"My dearest wiIe--lon't bother me,
You've iIoani me say that don know.
Il ont know how met the boys,
Aud how made my MAIDEN speech
| don't know what twas all about,
Orwhe,her twas growl or screech;
| don't now if twas pop we drank,
ur whisky, lagar beer, or rum;
don't know how broke my nose,
Or hew navigatod home"
al see it all, you cruel man."
Cried Mrs Snob, excited quite:
you've joined the men who nothing know,
And you've been meeting them to-nig
Well, Ill forgive You, if You'll tell
Why they do meetEn secret sc.
Say, Mr. Snob, what do you'"
"Why, Mrs. Snob, | do not know!"