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Totsksi ink out of mahogany, mix teaspoon.
ful Of cold water and few drops Of oil Ofvit.
TiOl. touch ths spot with feather dipped in the
liquid .
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PaEDE ANN BABBINe CON, ! coprl Of Com. Flsas

PuEDE ANN BABBING ron, Copr. Of Com Pleas
l,Ja vs.tfe@ 4t@ DIVORCE.
ALEXANDER B4BBINGF0N ] The said Alexander
Babbington will take notice that said Phebe Ann Bah
bngton has filed in the Office of the CLERK Of the ur
Of Common Pleas IN ahd for Carroll Co, and Safe Of w.
her PETITION for divotcc agaust him, AMI that the
for divorce alleged the petition lswIf absence itom
petitioner for more than hires years. last past and sub
sequ nj marriage with another woman, and cohahitaor
with her That petition vil be for hearing at the Angus
term Of said COURT. EGKLEY Il DAVIS,
June !, 1894. 4tprfs3 so for Petitioner
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fsuol NoIifts.
NOTICE.

Notice L hereby given, that at the Instance Of Hor.
TO R0b3 Charles J. PnBell and Jaules N.ekey p.rs
= m tFsde, under tbe name aud hfm Of Rob, Fsnsl
Co. anordeF Of attachment was ths day issued by Aud
on 4 bemFsiet, Mayor q The Incorporated village a
Thonas LItle non Resident debtor Of tie eouBtv IN
The sum Of seliS. july Is, 1854.
August, 8, 1854 5w. R0BY, FINNELL. &Co
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To boil potatoes mealy When the water
nearly bOil', pour it out and put in cold salted
water Il makes them mesly without cracking
them.
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Low srIaIrs-NERvousNEss.

In WOMEN, the numerous complaints and ailments
which cast such gloom their spirits few doses Of
the Renoyatng Resolvent win quickly remove aud The
most nervous gloomy and depressed feel healthy strong
aud happy. 5qax s. s.i laol a5as s.h h ..5s9 -
Persons wishing ths remedy sill please ask for Rad
wags Renoyatng Resovent Its priceis one dollar per
bottle Nosma bottles NOR the genuine ever sold for
less Each bottle bears the fac smis signaiureof -
RADWAT'S d CO., i
d Stl To- ice Fulton street New York.
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NOTICE.

DAVID ARrER, Court Of Com, Pleas
vs.. Carroll county, Ohio,
Harry couLs0N, e. ais. civil AciiOn. 1
Harry Coulson, Eho resides In the State of Iowa, will
take notice that the l5tlr day of May, 1854. David
Artcr filed in the Court Of Com Pleas CaFocounty,
Ohio petition against him, which sets forth that said
OoulsOn ipdebted 10 said Arer IN the OF tbrtysiz
dollars and eightseyen cens per Transcripts from the
docket u EFQF, Van Metre, on which amount plaintiff
pfays Judgment The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear aud demure or before
the lat day Of august, S54 the petition will be taken
as confessed sndjudgment rendered against him by de-
fault. "a Az EF u. b. SMITH, omA
May 10 1884. n2l8tpr So 90 Atty. for P!lE
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4. n. EcKLrY.)
J.
CKLEY e. ID

AttorRsys aHd CoEMssIIors at Law
Have entered into parnerhp aud will practice at their
profession In Carroll aud the adjoining counties All
business entrusted to them will receive prompt aten
tiOn. OFFIOE-Swall frame building one door South
Of the ''Sddger House." CarrOllton, Ohio.
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HE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (coassruativs)
THE EDINBURG REVIEW (Vzigl
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (LibsyaI) = a
guasta a..t l4.t q. H H4... e .
BLACKwo0Ds EDINBURG MAGAZINE (7Sry)

The present critical state Of European sFs will
der the publications unusually intel resting during the
year 1854 They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written news items, ude specalatons and
flying runors Of the daily journal and the p0ndeiOus
Tome OF the future historian, written after the hymg in
terest aud excitement Of the great political events Of the
TINE shall have passed away is to these Peri, ideals
tht readers must luok for the only really ntegbl and
rcsble history of current events aid SUCH in addi
tnn TO their w,establsled literary scientific aud the.
olOgcal character we urge heu upon the consideration
of the reading public.
Arrangements in progress for the receipt Of early
sheets rop the British Publishers By which we shall be,
able place all our Re prints the hands OF subsct
berp abGuI as they be furnished with the
tUi eig copies. Although this vii involve very large,
outlay our par we shall continue to furnish the Pee
Iiodieal at the same low rates as heretofore viz:-
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LOHN H. TRIpp.

Atorasy aRd COGassilor al Lac,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
dOorOf the Court House. CarFolIton, Ohio.
~ The services Of JoHS A. BISGBAM, of Cadlz, o.,
Is secured in al cases BY che retention Of The shove
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iJ0lent Mf0lftnes.
R. &. RENsoIz 's1
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO IHE PVbLtC. rtsrrr
RADwGT kcO.. the IavsnIols. Manusaeturers and Pro
prietOrs Of thejusty celebrated r Remedies, sers
the 6rst to discover Rsned, possessing lhs A4rslOu,
AID MiTacOlOus Poser Of sioppag the most R1eueia.
ting Pains in Instant alayng the worst Cramps aud
spAsms ether internal Or external IN few minutes and
sOothing the mOsg severe ParoIysm Of Rheumatism,
Neuragia, and Tic DOlOreaE, As sOon as applied The
X. r. r. Remedies consists Of three Remedies. each
possessing quick and wonderful powers over certain com
plants and diseases, and viii liustAtly- -aTl
Relieve The Human System irum Pain.
Regulate Eaeh Organ 10 = healthy Action.
Resolve Away all Diseared Deposits l--
RenoVate The body FUN all Corrupt Humors
Rebuild The Weak and Bruken dnsn Consultations.
Restore To Health, SIrength Snd VgOr all misodnd
and worn out parts.
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ii Aim IL1NC.
JOHN HILBERT,

JOHN HILBERT, ......,.a,... ...PROPRIEToE
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put in complete repair,
and building erected for the comfott Of Patients
and Visitors Hacks and other Conveyances constantly
running to all the principal points.
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MOTIF E.
Carroll Couhtyh,s. In Partition.
Michael Salisbury z.l.5e ,l. &C.

HL - 4 Tue SAID JACOB kesseI and
( Jacob KesseI aud Mary Kesse his wife. viii
Mary Keesel his wife, take notice that Michael SAILS.
bury filed in the Office OF the CLERK oi the Court n and
for said Carroll couaty and State OF Ohio bis petition
in partition against them on the first day OF Mayq
demanding partition Of the following real estate situate
10 said CauOcounty to wit: part the South West
quarter OF Section Ia of township H. of Range g. be-
shining at the Northwest corner Of said QuarteT section
bence South 2Ochains 72 links to post, thence east
II chains TO the east line of said quarter section to
post thence north 20 chains and AZ links to a most
thence west ii chains to the beginning t8f atsEs
aud that said petition Is now pending In said Court
ahdsNiube for hearing at tho next term thereof st
Nay II, 64--6t ECKLEY & DAVIS,
pr lee $3.50. Atty's for eitIoaers
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SUM MER GOODS,

Consisting Of Cloths Cassmeres Vestings Shirts Col
lars, Crsvats and handkerchief 4lso lotof Summer
Coats all OF which were made III Carrullton.
0wingto my limited capital avn compelled to do q
READY-PAr Business. | hope my friends will not find
fault With for this announeement but will still con-
tinue 10 give me 'aid and comioFtn .sft
CaErollton MAY Is, 1851. Sm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-17

GLASS MILK PAN - These are preferable to Ill
others gas being noneOnductor, milk will keep
sweet unlnHuenced BY storm or climate, for sale at
.a{ IF Il o. B0EGEL'S Nes.DEug Store. 5
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GOO u w DIRK.

Having already tested the work, Of the above
mill, we say confidently to our friends that our
-four cannot, and shall not be exceled
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD -four in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll. sg.a sr
Cash paid for wheat. at all times. an.Faf
March, 9Th, 1854. 6m ]. BEATTY G SON
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

J. n B0LEN informs bis friends and the public gen.
orally that he has removed bis shop from Lsbonst 10
Main st. two doors west Of the "Patton House, where
can alwaNh be found well aeIected stock Of
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ROBERT E. KNICHT,

AttorHsy sad cOGa 'sllor at Les,
Vl attend to all calls Ia his profession with prOmptness
lie will collect claims, and do all other business en-
trusted to bis care. Leesvale OHIO. [dec 80, 1871
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N, BURGERS ESTATE.

A persons hava gel@ns against said estate will please
present them immediately ths undersigned for ADJUST
msnrl Aud aiwho know themselves indebted to the
estate WI call q the halter shop of deceased where
they Hind their accounts in proper hands r setrle
meat ee sigoa os7 JOHN H. TRlPP.
June lS, 1854 sgsF az. Fss ss kagaels nlBtf q Il
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st Sac PREPARED BY .ae sr
JAM ES G.. AY Err, g
Practical and naIytical Chemist,

Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BY
+. Eckstep, Jr, Ciuc,mali, Dr.. c. A. Boegle, Car
ollton aud by all dealers in medicine every where.
o. -0ne agent wanted in every town IN Carroll co.
JUNE 20, 1884, satft Am
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
"a GOLD STREET. NEW.YORE

N. B.-L. s. Co., have recently published, and
nave nov for sale, the FARMER's GUIDE" by Henry
stephens, of Edinburgh, and PROT Norton, of Yale Co
ege. New Haven, complete in vcls royal octave, on
tanning 900 pages IA steel and 900 wood engrayngs
PRICE Ia muslin binding, So.
~ This pork NOT he old T" Book Of The Farsasr.'
tdtsy REsUscITATED and throrA upoa the market
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ANTI-NEBRAKA MILL.

The subscribers having at great expense Just
their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
CarrOlton, respectfully call the attention Of the
Farmers,to their superior advantages, iOr doing
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sALr RHEUN.


In Male or Female is quickly cured and the debitatsd
and emaciaed made sittne, vigorous and healthy. Im
potence aud Nocturnal Emissons in men, diseases Uf
either one or # .he genefative organs il quickly
removed and the body restored tOa healthy aud sOuad
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-.sf 'a-7a r. r. R--No Q, 20 e sa.a,ls'
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLvENT.

-.sf 'aaa r. r R--No ., - E s'ia-."
RAILWAYS RENovATING RESOLvENT.
Resolves, Renoyates, Rebuilds.
IT cUREs-
Scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding Of the Lungs.
Syphilis. Consunption, 81 Fltus Dauee,
Sores, Rckets, Salt Rheum.
Asthma, Nodes Canker,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Eryspeas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints H. n. ResOlvent will
positively cure
II renovates the system completely. Resolving away
from the solids all impure poisonous aud diseased pos
It's, freeing the bloDd aud Huids Of e from all corrupt
humurs re- torng energy aud vgor health aud strength
to every Organ aud Member The body So
LETTERS PROM HGH AuTHokirY.
Hon. J. J. MlDDLkToN, or Waco NAV, s. c.
Writes under date O May bud, 1858. That Radway's
Renovatng Resnlvent cured OF his negroes, on his
Plantation at Braufur, luf sGrululus complaint of
many years standing Tie poor fellow was distressing
object OF pity, he was moving mass Of sores The
other negroes could remain nthe same place with
him. None Of the D1cters could do anything for him
lie was entirely cured by Radsays novatug Resol,
vent, aud is now az work upon the Plantation To the
people of s. q NJ. Middleton Is we'll known and to
the political world, Mr. Middleton sno stranger.
ii 'scRoFU-L4. ~~s . @S9
Mr.. W.. u. uLyER, OF Dfayt0n, D00iy Co. Ga., under
date of May 3d. 1854 -Writes THAI servant grl who
vas so reduced that one would give lhrip for her
life" she covered with sorps that there was not
spot ofpure flesh of the sze Of silver dollar on her
whole body, was entirely cured BY Radways Renovaing
Resoyent. Hsft ne BsTp
.gan.1t- NENRTEEE MEANS.
Mrs HEEDsRs0N Of Westford, Mass. has been cured
with for nineteen years. has been by r. R. RI.
solvent. vti VI"
sALT RHEgA. .fbf e'dssvS
Than ~ ohsina cases ot Sst Rasnm viii quickly
yielto the REy0VAtiNi R1S0LvESr. 0ps gen.
teuan wl sappo I'd that nj. cnqdalnt sas lerediary
IL his family, and had been sfHsed with Salt Rheum
SINCE his BIRTH cured by the Ge"fa few battles Of
the ReIiovaing Resnlveut and The uaN
Poisonous Rhs@A entirely eradcated from his system Il
egensrdtes. .ft g.. 44. s.. "a y r.. .s, a. "A, Is
Every Ogmi and member Of the body il makes sound,
healthy and trong all weak diseased aud uusonnd parts
wEAKNNss. 4 a4at tsasr
In Male or Female Is quickly cured and the debilistsd
and emacated made sittne vigorous and healthy In.
potece aud Nocturnal Enissons in men, diseases Of
either one or more The genefatve organs il quickly
removed and the body restored toa healthy aud sOund
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PERRY NICHOLAS, Court Of Com. Pleas, Carroll
w, County, Ohio.
Harry Coulson who resides in the State Of Iowa, will
take notice, that on the 18th day Of April 1854 Perry
Nicholas Ged in the ourt of omnOn Pleas of Carroll
county Ohio against him. which setsforh that
said OuIson is indebted TO said Nicholas by due bill in
the Of fourteen dollars and thrtyseven cents with
interest from the Esd day Of February, ls49 on which
amount plaintiff prays judgment Defendant will also
lake notice that unless he appear and answer or de
huron or beorethe lst day c august 1854 the peti.
tion will be taken confessed and Judgment rendered
against him by default j. B. SMITH, y.
May l2, 1854. n2l6tpr SO so Aty, for PltH.
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LEONARD SCOTT g. co /, New York, continue to Re.
publish the following British Periodicals, viz:
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

The Undersigned Executors Of the last will and tesla
ment OF John Newell deed, offsr at private sale the
Sleum saw saud Grit Mills,
belonging to sad estate situate in Leaytsvie, Monroe
township, Carroll CO.. O.. Terms TO suit purchasers-
Application may be made to either Taos R. Griffin near
the premises, or to x. McCany, iH'Leesburgh. gEf
t TlI0S, R. GRIFFIN,
tr4ga. s r. MoCARlY,
June 22 1884, If Executors
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JOHN III. nARNHILI,.

AitorHsy6 Cosasslior al Ian Solicitor IN Ohanesrv
Win attend 70 ali business entrusted to bis care in The
Counties Of Tuscarsvas, Carroll Harrison, Coshocto.
Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. Office IN Unehsville,
lIaly II, SOL fuscaraWas county, Ohio.
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sHERIFF,s SALE
william K. UpAalu,


william 4. UPham, 4.raq sa,ai .
James Allison. q
By virtue oi vendiIiuni exponas land alas order
Il sale directed and Issued from the Cour, q
CompOh Pleas Of Carroll COUNTY Ohio on the 10 day Of
July A. D. 1854 viii offer iOr sale. az pubFo
auction at the door Of the Court Honse, IN the town
4 CarrOlltOn in said county Of Cam oil Ohio.
Jn Saturday the secobd day of seut.Ipb, r
lexs between The hours Of ten oeock A A. and four
uclek 7. N. Of said day the olIO~ ihg described rel
esate, situate ia said County Of Carroll und State Of
Oii0 10 Hii; The undivided halt Of the south east
quarter OF section eleven (ll Of Range four t4land
Township thrtee lately levied upon under Urmer
arieF If this cOurt appraised at as et
Terms cash. Ftaaus I-fn9 q t4# .-
.s.rL JOHN II. wHITORAFT, Sheriff
Aug 5, 1854. Cd. pFiee 81 . 80
THOMAS yANHoRy, ct al.
NARY vANHORN, ct ais.
William Stephens aud his aife Hannah tephens Scott
county, in lie State If Iowa; snd John j Beauty, son
aud heir at law, Of Susan Beatty deceased Of Grant
county in the State Of Indiana hna Rachel Ann VsuhorE
Jeinima Jane Vanhom Eobal Vanhorn, Susan Vanhorn,
John Vanhorn, Edith Vanh0rn, Sarah Valiboru,
and Aahala Vanhorn children and heirs at law Of Jacob
Nanhorn deed, OF Grant county, 10 the state Of Iud
ana, are hereby notified that the eleventh day Of u
Il, A. D. 1854 Tboma Vanhorn ard John Dunlap, aad
bis wife Aan Dunlap Of the count Of CArrull, Ono,
lieu III the court - 'munn pleas, Of the cpunty Of
Carroll and state Of Ohio, petllol lgsinsi them and
others the Object aud paser u which pellion u oeon.
lest the validity u The last pretended viii OF Daniel
VanhOrn, decd late Of said county Of Carroll aud thar
he same may be set aside, revoked and canceed and
De property distributed according 10 hW al the said
lefr, dants are luther rutgd thai nIss U, appear
andPleai answer or demuFto the said psi thin sixty
Gays the OF the rad curt ts said ,
plainanIs a. the term next after the expiration OF said sxy
days will apply said TO take the matters Of the
petition as confessed TO decree thereon accordingly
tU rat saJ0uN II, 1kIPP, Ne
July Is, 1864 6Wpri5, ,25SOlcitOr for 0Onpainants
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caYTeat i. the S!ae chere issued m BE- received at par
@ CLUBBING, f#h9t
discount of twenty-five per cent from the above
prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies Of any one OF the above works. Thus:
-Four copies Of Black wood the Reviews viii be
sent ~ address fer So four copies Of tour Reviews
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Whensent by mail the Postage to any part Of the United
States will be but TwENrY-FoUR CENTs ayea for Black
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Reviews.
Remtsnces and communications should always be I'D.
dressed, postpaid, to the Publishers,
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a ttorHty' aAd Oo4Rsslior az Law
oFFicE-Over James Cameron's Store, .1
lfab Is '52l Main Street, CarOltOn, Ohio.
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Mrs. HEEDsRs0N, of Eestford, Mass. has been cured
with sores for nineteen years. has been by r. e. RI.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-17

PTNE TAR. for he accommodation Of the farmer sOr
eshY G. a BOEGEL.
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DIR. ALS0PHER Uegs to al the attenton Of those
sutfel from tata partial loss Uf the hearing the
following iacls, lie treats diseases OF the middle aud
internal Ear with su
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-22
SEIZURE OF THE BLACK WARRIOR,

This Steamer, running between New York
and Mobile, by way of Havana, was seized
at Havana by the Spanish authorities, on the
18th ult. The seizure was made, and the
vessel and cargo confscated by reason of an
alleged lnfraction of the revenue laws.
President Pierce has sent message to
Congress in relation to this affairs, ana from
tive take the following extract
SIN case the measures taken for amicable
adjustment of our difficulties with Spain
should unfortunately fail, shall not hesitate
70 use the authority and means which Con-
gress may grant to ensure the observance of
our Just rights, to obtain redress for injuries
received, and to vindicate the honor Of our
flag.
/. In anticipation of that contingency. which
earnestly hope may not arise, suggest to
Congress the propriety of adopting such pro-
visional measures as the exigency may seen
to demand"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-22
COMPLIMENTARY.

A number Of the friends and neighbors Of
Francis Peters, Esq, who is about to remove
from Virginia, gaze him complimentary
supper, at the q. s. Hotel, in this place, on
Monday evening last. About forty gentle
men partook Of the abundance provided. =
After supper, wit and good fellowship ruled
the hour. ALI separated wishing long life,
health and happiness to their honored guest
Mr.. Peters leaves us after residence among
US Of ten years, bearing with him the repu-
tation Of an honest man, good citizen, a
gentleman, and the best wishes Of all who
knew him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-22
NJ. =. COME. arlscE--Appoin,men,..

This body adjourned on Wednesday last,
after session oftb.'r.een days We can on
" give this week, q Q appointments tor the
Winchester District, which are as as follows ;
Rep.
George Hildt, p. Il. Notwithstanding
am ilirst, Winchester ,Circuit-Wm. Pretty
man. Thomas 9. Carson Jeferson-Robt.
NJ Lipscomb, I N Cars ON. Perryville-C
McElfl esb, A w Wilson. Martinsburg, G
w Cooper, W ii Enos. stp Berkeley-6
Stevenson one to be SUI 'plisd. Berkeley
Springs-F s Cassaday, one to DO supplied.
Springfield Smith. one to be supplied. l.
Wardensville- Thomas Chew, Hamilton Ga
yer. Shepherdstown-John 3 Deale. Har-
per's Ferry and Bolivar-Philip Rescorl =
Hilsboro' IT McGee, j Newm an Hank, one
to be supplied. W Wicks, sup. Leesburg-
Elias Welty. Loudon-Sohn S Martin. j j
Armstrong Mission to colored people,
G Tebbs. Warrenton--J n Coombs, NJ L
Hawley. sup,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-22

Majority for Faulkner, 546; do. for Pierce 1875
An examination Of this table will show several
significant facts
1st. That Faulkner received one thousand and
sepenty-sir votes less than Pierce. This falling
off, large it was, would have been much great
erbut for the force of party, inducing great
many unwilling Democrats to vote for the party
nominee, and but for the additional fact, that
special circumstances induced from three to four
hundred Wings to vote for Faulkner. These lat
ter votes, large portion Of them were cast at
Harper's Ferry, under the influence of the civil
superintendency question. These gentlemen, by
the way, have doubtless found that they have
"cast their bread upon the waters.n
end, Taking the Wing vote from Faulkner's
to fifteen hundred less than Pierce's.
s3rd, Faulkner received, in District largely
Democratic, one cote less than Gen. Scott, epsni
Counting tho Wing vote on Faulkner's poll, and
there are actually as many Wing votes on the en-
tire poll of the District as Democratic!
Well, the Congressional candidates spoke short
ly before the Canvass, in Berkeley. Faulkner's
I, ajority here was ls3-Pierces l73-a gain OF
e, majority only in his own County, where he
,ec, lived too, rs or 100 Wing votes. In this Coun-
" P ierce received fty-nine more votes than Faux
,er. under all the favorable circumstances to the
AFTER
The, spoke at that time or shortly previous, in
Frederi, ok. Faulkner got 25 majority
1913.
They So oke in Loudoun. Faulkner received
here 523 v otes-Pierce 7Ss
They spok in Hampshire. Faulkner received
1876 majority Pierce 4oe.
If the edito, of the "Repnblieann will take the
rouble to put these facts in his paper, he will be
better employed than in the vapory occupation Of
naating balloon, that cannot long outride the
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