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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

Tue SMALL NoTE LAW ON and after the
lst of October next, no bills issued by banks of
other States, of less denomination than $40
can be legally circulated in the Sta,e. The
Cincinnati Banks have taken steps to meet the
emergency. The paper Of the following banks
will not be bankable after the LIST of Septem.
Der:
Notes of the Bank Of Albany, at New Alba
ny; Bank of Albion, at Albion; Bank of Ame-
rica, at Morocco; Bank Of Attica; Bank OI
Bloomington; Bank of Elkhart; Bank Of North
America; Bank Of Pervsville, The Bank u
Rensselaer,; Bank of Rochester; Bank of syra
cuse; Bank of Warsaw; Delaware county Rank
Drovers Bank az Rome; Exchange Bank
Greencaste; Farmers Bank Jasper; Kalama
ZOO Bank, Albion, Kentucky Stock Bank; La
grange Bank; Laurel Bank; PlymuOth Bank
Public Stock Bank, Salem Bank Shawnee
Bank Attica Wabash Bank, at Newyille; Wa
bash Bank, at Jasper; Traders Bank, at Nash
vile.
Notes of all the Virginia banks will be dis
carded after the llth ofSeptember.
Notes of all Indiana State Stock Banks
not enumerated in the FIRST class, will be dis
carded after the goth Sept
All other foreign bank notes to be discarded
after the lst Of October.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

THE DRouTH-Far and " ide has the drouth exten.
ided From Maine to Missouri, with very few exceptions,
It's one story.
"Dry, dry, dry,
From earth and brazen skyi
Devices heavens and without raDI
Hot blasts sweeping Ger the PLAN;
Vegetation withering, dying;
Man and beast for water signing;
Dry, dry, dry,
Is the universal cry!"
As consequence Of the exceedingly dry weather,
destructive fires have ragged 10 alarming extent de-
sroying immense property. In Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont, Massachusetts,, Ntw York ard Northern
Ohio fires have broken In mountains and dried up
swamps causing much damage; destrOyngwoOd, fences
stacks Of grain and bay houses and barrs and in
several cases the ties of rail rolds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

IMPORTANT EvESrs--An exchange paper says
the two most important events of the nineteenth
century are--B -BOmJ0rding GreytOwn by an
american man of war. and bOn,6arSia9 the pres.
ident with boiled eggs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
CARROLL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The following premiums are offered BY the
society, in addition to those already announced
on sheep. the same having been omitted in the
premium list
For best spanish Buck shorn in 1854 $500
For Cd best I" /" Z" 900
For best pen spanish Buck Lambs (5) 800
For ed best " 10y 500
For best pen spanish Ewes (S) 500
For cd :" (S) 600
For best pen spanish Eve Lambs (6) 800
For ed (5) 800
Per Order;
WASH BUTLER sec'y.
CarOllton Sep 7. 1854
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
Congressional Convention.

The Peoples Republican Anti.Nebraska
Convention will be held at Harlem Springs in
this county on Thursday the l4th, inst. at !
o'clock P, NJ. for the purpose Of placing in
the field a suitable candidate to represent the
wishes Of the people ofths district in Congress
s. STERLING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

For SALE-The Milan Free Press at Milan,
Erie County, Ohio. The proprietor wishing to
change his business offers for sale this estab-
lshment, and says ifimmedate application be
made bargain can be had. There is chance
for some one--The Western and North Wes'
tern part of Ohio is making rapid strides in i'm
provement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
bsmOcratIc COuniT Convention.

on last Monday the delegates from the dif-
feIeut townships except LOuden, me. in eOnvsn-
ton here to represent the Democracy in the
capacity Of nominating convention TO put up
q ticket for the ensuing fall election The con-
yendUn bald its session In Lisbon street School
House and nominated this ticket
Probate Judge-A. W. Morrison. Clerk Of
Cou-t-A. L. LItel, commissiOner--Wp
Walkers, SurveyOr-JOs. @. Long. Coroner
p Cumrins, Infrmary DireetOr--JOn. Long,
Good feeling prevailed as there were not
enough to differ ridsly on any subject. The
meeting Of this convention was similar 10 that
Of mass meeting Of the Democracy recently
held in Kenuebec, which is described BY the
Journal as follows:
"At half past seven the "people" began to
pour in at the raie Of one q minute for the
space Of at least three hundred aud sixty Sec
onGs. Carefully analiEed. the meeting resol'
we'd ilselfin.o the folio wing elements;
J President,
Secretary, !
Orators, --3
Audience,
Total 6
I The audience comprised the Postmaster
0 Unanimity and harmony prevailed to remar-
kable degree"
B As to the merits of the ticket we say moth,
ing at present, presuming thattheir Companion
: will at least give them good name. In the
: future we may speak Of them,
e A very good ticket to be defeated on the
o End Tuesday Of October; two thirds Of them
n are present incumbents, who were chosen to
the Offices they now hold by the "skin ot
IS their teeth" 1t will be remembered thai
+ Judge MOrrison's majority was only l6. VIM
is Walters 9; Jos. G. Long l6; and JOnathOr
, Longs a7--as for the other two, we presume
} that they will not much 'out lun" the majori
ty of the ticket. A good Anti-Nebraska tcke
\. in the field and united effort will leave thi
10 Administration ticket so far in the distanc,
that it will not be heard of for twelve month
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

EgA street preacher in Boston by the name
of o RI. was recently fined SEQ fer disturbing
the peace..ie was also required 70 give bonds in
$500 for his good behavior for six months.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

re- If you are afflicted with any complaint
which requires Purgative Medicine, try Ay.
er's New Pills--they are worth trying. Com
cord Mercwy. N C..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

E% During the month Of August the Pro
bate court Of Hamilton issued 9l3 marriage Ii
censes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

E#On the sOth Of August there was pic
mic gathering of Know NOtbings, to the num-
Der of 1920 or 1000, in Georgetown. neal
Boston.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
Declarations:

MEssRs EDITORS OF FREE PREss,--ln your
paper last week observed my name announced
as candidate for the Office of Commissioned
Having no aspirations for the situation, most
humbly beg leave to decline the honor Of being
Candidate. Yours Truly,
WV. THOMPSON.
Carrollton, Sept 6,.le24.
MEssRs. EDlFORs-I decline the hon'r OF be-
ing before the coming Convention as acandi'
date for nOplpation to the office Of COmmis-
sioner.
| shall, if living. bc with you in the coming
contest JOHN RILEY.
Sent. 6, 1854.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
Carrollton, Sept 6,-is24.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MrssRs. EE1roRs:-Please announce the
name Of General E. R. Eckley as a suitable
candidate for Congress, subject te tha action OF
the District Convention.
CARROLL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

EF Hos. john L. TAYLOR is candidate fol
reelection to Congress in the Ross District.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

Mr.. REgls PRIFcuARD, formerly. a resident
of Tuscarawas CO., has been elected member
Of the House of Representatives in Iowa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07
ANTI-NEBRAsKA TICKET.
FOR JUDoR or THE SUPREME COURT.
JOSEPH R. SWAN,
OF Franklin,

FOR NExBsR oP THE B)ARD OF PUBLIC Wo1Ks
JACOB BLICKENsDERFER. yE,
OF TuscaraWas
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

Mr.. SAMUEL MpKfSLEY-P. D. D. 6. Mas
ter oil the Grand Lodge Of Penn'a was re-
Gently killed on the Pennsylvania Central Raj
Road. In his death Allegheny city lost I
worthy citizen; the Methodist church an exam
plary member; and the Masonic Lodge kline
and esteemed brother.
His remarks to the fraternity" here at th'
Masonic Festival 9srd June last, were the out
bursts Of heart filed with beneyolence.
sW- R. j. Atkinson E,q. has secured .faetO the goo
viii OF President Pierce and has reed the sPPontTen
S3O0O-So much for fidelity.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

Chairman of the Carroll Co, Committee.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-07-15
TO MILL OWNERS.

The subscriber takes this nnethod of informing his
friends and the public that he still continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches. viz: laundering
framing and erecting Water Steam Mills upon vari-
principles, either with simple complicated ma
chinery He returns his thanks to the public fer the
liberal paronl he has received heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention business. and hv giving general
satisfaction. to merit continuance of the He
atters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machnst for speed and durability. All per
who work done in the above line would do
well to give him call ne has several competent
.vorkncn in his employ and is prepared to execute all
Jobs at the shortest notice and reasonab bic terms
Orders promptly attended to- For further information
address the subscriber Joinstown. Moore
\. G. d. Il. JOHNSON.
EnYcnllnr VI nd.
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(4!f.L,S NE PLUS ULTIe 4 BUlSNISh.

The Subscriber. practical Boot-n maker of some eS
pericncc has time been sensible that there
csde1atun be yet supplied to the public in the
suitable burnish for boots and shoes. Most of the
articles used either njure the leather or fail to
inpart that lustre necessary to give to mans an
der>tunding" proper finish. He has therefore dur
the last twelve months. been dcvotng himself to
the task Of preparing article free from these o}Jcc
tons and has length after much investigation and
experiment completely succeeded The result is f'W
ne plus ultra BurnM" He only wishes that it
be tested in order to establish it's superiority
over all Others Call at NJ. Faulks shop opposite Mr.
audcrs Marble Factory. Hay street and be supplied
with excellent article at cheap rate
THOMAS GILL.
\Oy Q. 1888 If
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Nov 9. 1853


THE subscriber offers for sale. his LANDS. six miles
North OF Fayetteville and about one mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road. consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of and suited
to the making of Turpentne or Timber There is also
the premises good Saw and Grist MILL all in good
repair and in operation; also. Dwelling, and all
the necessary outhouses. i'll good repair.
Also another of two hundred and fifty acres on
the head waters Of Carvcrs Creek known the Taiy
Place. which there is small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses.
On the first named tract. there is cut about twenty
five thousand Turpentne Boxes from two to four years
old
All the above lands viii be sold the most accom-
modatine terms. Persons wishing to purchase, Will
please call the subscriber who Will take pleasure i'll
showing the above lands.
WIN. Il. BOLTON.
Oct. 81 1853. 65-tf
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber. his Negro men. JOHN
and TOBEY. John is about 26 years old. 6 feet inch
high wei CHS about S5 100 lbs. Tobey aged about
% years. feet inches high. stout. and weighs l75
lbs. They bought from Mr. James Surlcs of Cum
berland county and will probably be lurking in that
neighborhood Tobev has wife at Mr. Richard Birds $.
in Johnston County Fifty Dollars for either
hundred Dollars for both. will be paid for their apprc-
hensiOn and delivery to the subscriber. for their
fnement in Jail in the State. that he get
them \ additional of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person Of harborlng
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff Columbus Co \. c., Oct. e. 63-tf
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/ > } 4
PRIN GO Cd S.

SPRIN G. 60 0 D S
The undersigned receiving. and expect to
have their entire Stock in store by the 18th Instant OF
sEAsONABLE GOODS.
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Doors AND SHOES
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Blank Books, Boiling Cloths, &c. &c. &c.
With an extensive assortment of
En- d Y-.MdDE CLOTHIN-G
And Foreign and Domestic Hardware
All of which they offer to the trade at LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms. -
PurchaseIs will find it to their interest give the
novc Stock examination before making their secc-
tons.
HALL & SACKETT.
March s. 1854
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-07-15

EXTRAORDINARY COUNTERFEIT CoIN.-Unde
instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury,
given some months since, to the mint of the
United States, to collect specimens of counter
felt coins in circulation, for the purpose Of ex-
animation and report, one has lately been re-
ceived Of very singular character 1t pur-
ports to he Mexican dollar, coined at-tEe city
of Mexico in 1851. The Union says:
Two pieces have been assayed, and give an
average ineness of 776 thousandths, and con-
sequent value of 81 cents in silver; but, strange
to say, the amount of gold contained in them is
sufficient to add - cents to the value Of each
after paying the charge of separating, making
a net value of 1881 cents; and if to this the
usual premium on silver is added, the worth OF
this counterfeit coin is actually 100 cents
The quality of the silver i'll these dollar.
prove them to be spurious issue. There is
also an irrcgularity in the letters Mexicana
which is regarded test for throwing them
out, as we learn from a source familiar with
them in Mexico, where they appear to have nao
at times a considerable circulation Inc sIi'ei =
produced by the Mexican mines is UNDERSTOOD
to contain gold, but generally too s1naii a.. a.
amount to defray the expense OF partlng' -
making the coins in question, IL "ouu seem
that silver more auriferous than usuai nad
fallen into hands capable of the double DIS
honesty of cheating the public and themselves
at the same time.
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Fair Buff Columbus Co. \. c.. Oct 6. 63-tf


The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
Of Land, located in the lower end of Richmond county
1t is about etui-tStant from Floral College. Lauren
burg IIigh School and Laurel I1i The Land is we'll
adapted to the growth of corn cotton, wheat Sc 1t
also offers great inducements to those engaged in the
turpentine and lumber business | have constituted
Alexander Mclean. Esq. my agent. during my absence
to whom all communications i'll regard to the matter
may be addressed at Gopol;s +. O., Robeson county
Luther Blue who resides to the premises. will take
pleasure in exhibiting them to any one who may call
for that purpose. J. G. BLUE.
Oct. %. Gift
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WE STERN LROA
Notice to Contractors.


The undersigned will receive proposals at their
office in Fayetteville, n. c. until the 18th of july
1854 for the Grading, Masonry. Bridging, and Timber
work on the first 30 miles of the Western Rail Road,
located in the Counties of Cumberland aud Moore.
The line is divided into Sections of two miles each.
and Divisions of fifteen miles each. Proposals will
received for single Sections Divisions.
The work embraces the first and second Divisions
commencing at the Cape Fear River excepting lst,
9th and 9TH Sections first Division, already under
contract.
The line passes through healthy section ofcountrv
we'll waered and tmbered with the best quality of the
long leaf Pine.
Maps. plans profile and specifications NAV he seen
at the Engineers Office, W. r. K. Co. Fayetteville
from and after the Goth day of June, nst at which
time and place blank forms of Proposal may be obtain
ed and such other information relating the work
SEYMOUR, RIsLEY & CO., Contractors
Fayetteville, June II. 1854 9S,jt
Notice Teachers Common Schools il,
Robeson County.
The Committee of Examination of applicants for
employment Teachers of Common Schools in Rob
eSon, will meet at Lumberton Saturday the 18th
of July. Persons desiring be examined will please
attend.
JOHN MOORE, Chm.
July l. 1854 st
WOOL. CARDED.
Apply at Blount's Creek Factory, at the store OF
Geo. McNeill. for
Wool Rolls, Sheeting.
GEO McNEILL, Prcs't.
April 30 1854 3m
SPRING HILL &C a ID NJ Y.
County, n. C..
NJ Currie, Principal.
The next session OF this School VIII commence on
Monday the 10th July. An experienced Female Teach
er will have charge of the Female Department. under
the superv sion of the Principal. Tuition as hereto
fore, So, sl2 and SIS per session. -
Board ii families near the Academy, at 80 10 -
Ornamental branches at moderate rates
June 29th, 1854 sOO-3t
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These Pills entirely Vegetable. al.d
superior Medicine the of all Bilious Cont
plant" tts ard ttrer Dys"1'sia t"reness Lrer "m1ai't
Itundics- HrLicf Sab RheUD.
Loss IF 4rpe O1srnctd and painful Neasruau' and al lin
gcring diseases
Female Medicine they act like charm and when taken
according the directions they fail the worst
case o. piles. after all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood. esIuafiZc the ctrcula-
tiOM, restore the Liver, Kidneys. and other Sc.
rretOry Organs, to "a healthy tone and action !:
Anti-iious Family Medicine they have equal
Price 25 box.
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S25 REV ARD

On the lst day Of January, 1913. hired Boy named
Robert John \. Williams Esq; time in Feb V
following he left Mr. Williams. and had to be-
leve lurking III the Neighborhood ofFayettevile,
but now believe he has been kidnapped decOved
by villain. Said Boy is OF black complexion. is
between Is and II old quite active good look
ing little fellow. aad doubt tell Il plausible
tale. | Will give the above reward for his delivery to
me. or confinement in any Jail that get him
again or so if arrested of the State that get
him. JAS. EVANS. Guardian.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

The above reward viii be given to any person who
Will deliver to me my negro woman ANNA. who alb
seconded about the lth of Novembcr last. for her
confinement in any iaI in this State that get
her again Said negro is of bri ght muat complex
ion speaks clearly and more properly than negroes
usually do. ;t.d is rather below the medium size.
1t il supposed that She is lurking about the Eicin
Of FaYeteville aided by the celebrated Simon Blue o
harhoring nutoriety. She may attempt to pass
free person among the free mulatoes abou
Fayetteville.
ALEX. MCMILLAN
Dundarroch. Robson county.
.April IS. 1854. 9I-t
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TO PHYSICIANS.

The subscriber offers the following INSTRUMENTS,
@c' all OF which are of superior quality, viz:
- Surgical Cases, Dental Instruments
lrusscs, abdominal Supporters. Suspensory Banda gcs
Syringes. Stethescopes Speculunls,
onstetricai Forceps. Cupping Instruments,
breast Pumps, Porte Caustcs, Pessares Nipple Glas-
ses and Shields. Galvanc Batteries
Gum, Spring and Thumb Lancets &c &c
j. n. SMITH, Druggist.
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SPRING IIPORTATIONs FOR 1854.
STARR & WILLIAMS,

Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats Bonnets, Boots, Shoes Umbrellas, and
Reudy- Made CIothlng,
Hay STREET. FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.,
Invite the attention of their customers and the trade
generally, o a very superior Stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Which they will sell at prices low as to be found in
any market South Of Mason and Dixon's line. to pur-
cfascrs who pay promptly BUY for cash.
Merchants will find in this market good stocks and
at prices which cannot fail to please.
March I, 1854 Z
10 CEDAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
ings for sale by z~1s-zsze@ = Asa@zs
TROY & MARSH.
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NOTICE..

Tho Fayetteville Zee House Will be opened daily for
the delivery of Ic. from ; to o'clock, y NJ, com
mcncing Monday, 18th inst.
lee ready for sale at the store OF
G. " Williams x Co. No lee will be delivered eN-
ccyt 10 tickets it not intended to keep any ac-
counts When called on to deliver Ice outside OF the
tmo s,.rpa above double the regular price viii be
charged. JOHN - HlLl-iAMS-
April 3 SSf
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grIHI GAlRDLlNIANa
FAY ETTEVIL ILLE, N. c..
From the Raleigh Standard.
Letter from Mr ClIngman.

9 We give below a letter from this distinguish
ed Statesman in reply to the attacks of the Re-
gsster and other Federal prints; and in another
gnmn present, from the Ashevillc News, Il
letter of his written to q friend in the West, in
opposition to the election of the Federal candi-
date for Governor, Alfred Dockcry. These
leftFs, emanating from such source and re-
|55tek as they are with important facts and sound
lT.fsons, cannot fail to tell powerfully on the
lie mind
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From the Carleston .Mercury.
Lime Water a Remedy for Diarrh9a.

Messrs Editors have long wished to COM
munlcatc to the public my remedy for the above
disease, which, at this season of the year. is SO
prevalent III some form or other; but the num-
oer OF useless and sometimes mischievous, nos
trums published i'll the papers, has caused some
hesitation on my part. But, believing as do,
that it is valuable remedy generally lost sight
Of think 1T my duty to give publicity to the
following facts The public can use or discard
them, as they please.
lay claim to no originality in this matter,
as it first suggested to my mind by g ouatt y
an English writer the horse. l am aware
that tits an old remedy,zbnt l believe it has
never been carried TO the point l have carried
it, to wit that Of neutralizing the acidity in
the stomach by etfervcscence, when have never
known it to fail i'll several years domestic
practice.
lost some eight or nine eases by htmorrhage of
the bowels. 1t made its appearance on my
place, when | treated it with nothing but lime
water, with the addition of moderate dose Of
Oil after the darrhna was brought under con-
troll and never lost case
/ believe that it will prove the best remedy
ever yet used for Cholera
The first case in which tried it interest
ing. The patient, man about forty years of
age, was taken with the most Copous evacua-
tions. lie said that another would be his end
| thought so too, as the last and several of the
preceding very violent. 1 gave him a
half pint of the solution of quicklimc as strong
as the unslaked lime would make it, but per
fectly clear of sediment. He had scarcely
swallowed it before he begun to sneezc violent
ly, and said that he was frying in his stomach.
He never had another operation-l.o fever, and
was well iii half an hour, except as to debility
i have had occasion to try it this summer with
similar success. H. one case it was checked too
soon, and produced fever, but the patient soon
recovered of that.
l am advocate for quack medicines, nor
am l believer in panaceas; but l believe that
this remedy can be accounted for Oh chemical
principles. 1fso, | trust that have given no
offence to the Medical Profession whom have
ever regarded as the Good Samaritans' of the
country.
T,ARTIG jTE
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Es7~ a School Teachers Convention will b..
held at Harringtons Academy, in the village of Car
honton on the second Saturday of August. The Oh
lect is to form Teachers Association for promoting
the of education in Moore Speeches on appro-
pirate subjects be expected. Mr. Harrington pro-
poses to give dinner the occasion. All teachers
in the County, both Male and Female are respectfully
invited to attend. Hour of meeting 10 o'clock
y. X. BLACK.
DANI.. MCINTYRE.
June 24. 90 IT CYRUS HARRINGTON.