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Youth and Manhood.
Natura'a emilia
OMAN. KNOW THYsELF."

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nR, HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND
~ HANDBOOK Fok TnK AfFLicrsD--Containing
an outline OF tho origin. progress, treatment aud
cure OF every form OF disease contracted by pro-
mscuous sexual Intercourse, by selfsbuse, or by
sexual excess, with advice for their prevention,
written In familiar style, avoiding all medical
leehnlcalltIes, and everything that would offend
the ear of dccency; with an outline OF complaints
luedent 10 Females, from the result OF some
twenty years successful practice, exclusively do
voted 10 tho euro OF diseases OF delicate or pr-
vate nature.
TO which Is added receipts foa tho cure OF the
above diseases, aud treatise on tho causes, symp-
toms aud cure Of the Fever and Ague.
Testimony of the Professor Of Obstetrics
IN Penn. College, Philadelphia.
"DR. IluSrER's MEDICAL M,SuAL.-The aeihor
of this work, unlike tho majority OF those who
advertise To- cure the diseases OF which II treats,
Is n graduate Of one OF the best Colleges In the
United states. II affords me pleasure 10 reco a.
mend him TO the unfortunate. or 10 the victim OF
malpractice, as n successful and experienced prac-
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place the greatest confidence.
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MARGAkET EAsroN.
uMPTIoN CURED.

NnW-NoHH, dec. y, 1893.
came 10 New York la tbs ship Telegraph; my
native place IL -. John, N. %. Whom reached
tpis city, my health was very poor; had very
bad cough, raised great deal OF matter, aud
was yeiy weak and cmaciated. Ally friends and
puy slclln pronounced my case consumption, aud
beg ond the reach Of medicine. | accidentally
heard OF Dr. Curis's liygeana, or lnhaling Hygean
Napof, and Cherry syrup, and obtained pack
ago which verify bolioVc was the means OF saving
my life. Soon amor wearing the Inhaler found
u relieved the pressure ON my lungs, aud AFTER q
while the disease mado Ia appearance upon The
surface under tho lnhalor. | took the Cherry
syrup ne directed, aud continued TO do so, nay
cough gradually growing better, until II entirely
left me, and now conaidur my self cured. | stu
wear the INHALER NJ the OF Il h rather pleasant
aud believing Il strengthening aud purifying TO
the lungs, feel unwilling nj presen! 10 dispense
/ with 10. JOHN WOOD.
Sold 10y Htoyd Il Paul, 30. 40 Couriandl
street, q. ~. Ring, corner ot John street and
! nrosdvay, n. Y. Prleo s3a package.
I'm. n.-Any person enclosing - 10 BoyD q
| Paw, or CuRrS q rERMSa. New York, Will TO
! oclve package containing bottle OF tlyRcar
Vapor, one OF Cherry syrup, and M luhalnr, Ia .
neat box, by express FREQ 70 any part oflhe United
tates; or four packages for siO.
Mar, %, Al Il ",
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
TO THEPuBLIc.
Dec. LIST. is49.

This ls TO certify that, In June last. | was
attacked with the Asiatie cholerai and was
soon, US my physIeIan states In collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours. when my physician lnioi med my FAM
lyand friends that ! could not possibly live.
and strictly forbid my wife permitting any
one giving me any medicine or nounshment
whatever, as Il would only hasten my death
Al this timeMr. Forsha came 10 see me, and
brough, with him a bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile TO use II on me, a. he
thought Il would immediately give ease. |
was immediately applied. aud In less than ten
minutes was restored, aud was In warm
perspira,iOa, prior to which time my ex,rsmI-
tics were cold. clammy swea, wa. on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
hotties Of the same medicine. was entirely
llevsd OF all distress. and Ia few days was
restored 10 health.
would most eheerially aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
In similar way. have also used II In
other diseases, and have found IL a most
excellent, remedy. DO not think II can be
too highly recommend
JOEL KIRBY.
! do hereby certify that the above certlh-
cate Is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made 10 me IL true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati: Dec. sth, ie49.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
MARRIAGE

Requires tho fulnlment OF several conditions, In
order that Il may be really the cause OF mutual
happiness. Gould tho veil which covers The origin
Of domestic Indebtedness DO raised, and It's true
source In every Instance disclosed-in how many
could u ho traced 10 physca dis lincauons and
their attendant dlsappolnlments Apply ihen
strung and relaxed sysieis robraeod, fesiyined
and strengthened.
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In the treatment Of a class OF diseases hitherto
neglected andimperfoctly understood, has enabled
DR.. klnkelin, (Author Of work on Self Presorv-
ation,) prove tAat nine-tcnlhs OF tho cassos Of
nervous debility, local and constitutional weak
ness, mental aud ply slcal suffering, are traccdle
10 certain habits, forming the most secret yet
deadly aud fatal spfngs OF domestic misery aud
premature mortality.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

November elst. 1853.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL Hou -Ksiab-
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be enabled to avoid the danger Of his 'ust''
when there. By it, scenes ip City life are ele'
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This book consists of well written sketche
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ps,pre. sEe lhavs ggle doubt hat ttey are hye-
pSFed = tske advAEtege ofGly incidents s6ieh
nay r0sss he passions Of the community"
And s.ss sery best reasons Tor The opiniOn =,
il sayE
'The hate affair At areyloSn has shown in q
very positive and shocking manner to what
lengths the present American Cabinet is prepa.
red 10 60"
SOr ls Ibis the oOly instance in which The
Administration has signaliEed ITSELF.
Another glAring instance Of The want Of eff
eieneysnd decision on the part Of Messrs. Piere'
and Marcy in the management ol foreign affairs
has Just been rendered apparentin the affair o
Captain Gibson with the Dutch Government
Which is not less in its exhibition Of want o
confidence on the part Of other nations tOwar'
the Administration Than the former. Surely
Gen. Pierce has placed himselfin an awkward
POsitiOn--he is in "bad 6E." Where mex
will he turn for conquest Wilt be to tn
Islands Of the Pacific or TO Russian America
We presume the latter.
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TIE Corn CRoP.- The State Journal says
the Corn crop in the Maumee and Wabash
vallies is said to be better this season than the
last The wheat crop was small, but double the
usual amount Of hay has been secured, and the
potato crop is very abundant These facts are
stated on the authority of the Buffalo DemOcrG-
Gu, which obtains its information from resi-
dent of the Maumee country, aud says it may
be relied on. We are glad there is one greer
spot on the parched surface"
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ANOTHER SMASH uP.--The Democratic party
Of California lately held state convention
"Noise and confusion" reigned triumphant
the convention divided and each fragment
nominated ticket Ofits own.
This is simular to the New York, movement
What harmonious party the Democracy is.
They are doing things up in fine style--The
only place that can be found where unity Of
feeling exists, among them is where there is
not enough Of them to differ, like the primary
meeting last Saturday, in Union Township
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Carroll County Convention.

The Whg voters, and all other voters Of Carroll Coun
y, opposed 70 the late action OF the national Congress in
the organization Of Nebraska and Kansas erIOres-Op
posed TO the repeal Of the restrictive clause Of the Mis-
souri, compromise and the egaualiOn Of involuntary
yude in any portion Of the national dOmain-Are invited
meet in Convention at the Court House, in CArrQsOn
on
Saturday hs 9th day Of September, 1854
A. u O'clock NJ, for the purpose OF nominating cand
aes for election so far that duty may devOve on the
convention.
Each Of the townships heretofore viii assemble sT
Bpasse by Delegates, as may be deemed most prnet
cable by the voters of the township.
Candidates for the following Offices are 70 be elected
viz: pc
One candidate for Clerk Of the Court Of Common Plea
One candidate for Probate Judge.
0ae candidate for Commissioner.
0ne candidate for County Surveyor.
one candidate for Director Of Co., In6tmary.
| One Candidate for Coroner.
Tie condition Of our national and State affairs under tn
rule and ninagemen Of a compact breaking reckless
corrupt Administration, aud Its friends and supporter
csranly calls loudly for an exhibition Of the energy an
patriotism still inherent in the people Of the cOuntryan
il is hoped that an unmlstakable demonstration Will b
made at this convention.
SAMUEL STERLING,
Chairman.
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"This is the land OF the Free
And the home Of the brave!
Democratic Congressman.

On Tuesday last the unterri6ed of this dis
trict met in delegate Convention at Harlem
Springs, in this county; and alter long peri
cd Of solid log rolling on the part of Andrew
Stuart, the present incumbent, and his friends
they succeeded in giving him the nomination
on the sixth ballot. However prior to the
time of balloting for a candidate, delegate
from Harrison county arose in his place and
offered a resolution 10 the effect that no man
should be nominated upon whom was found
the least blemish. And in his remarks said
that there was gentleman who was candi.
date Cor nomination before that Convention
whose acts did not square up with the real De-
mOcracy. Every person present, no doubt,un-
derstcod him 10 refer to the vote Of Andrew
Stuart upon the Nebraska question. About
this time q buzz in the hive indicated discon-
tent The question upon the resolution was
then put and voted own ofcourse. After the
nominee was known, Mr.. Raga1 who was also
a candidate, coolIy and deliberately arose in
his place, and state d to the Convention that he
would not, nay could not support the nominee.
M Stuart, for Congress. And then proceed
ed in a calm, and firmly spoken speech of about
twenty minutes in length to..state his reasons for
pursuing the course he then had marked out.
Among which he stated tina: he Rdgan, had
seen letters over the genuine 81 gnature of Stuart
that we're written whilst Stuart was at Wash
ngtOn City. using the most villifying and de-
basing language, in reference TO him, Ragan.
and he had been nest sneeringly and contempt
uously used by Stuart on all coasOns, since
the last Congressional election. After making
bis ststepen, Of the manner be had been 'wbis-
tied down ths wind BY the base falsehOods Of
Stuart, he put the question direct and person
ally TO the Democracy, whether if man were
to SO abuse them. to seek his own aggrandize-
ment, either Of them would or could support a
man Of such character for such an important
pOst He thought NOT, And all this and
more was spoken bg him, in q clear, firm
and manly voice. But no man was there, tha!
Gers. contradict it. Not even Mr.. Stuart who
wss there in persOnl! II only half were true,
that Mr.. Ragan said Of Stuart, he 10 an up-
prinpipled politician and ought not to go 'un-
whpt of justice. Mr. Ragan made a fine ap-
pearance. and made remarkable contrast in
body arG mind, With bis successful boy faced
political trimmer opponent
Mr., Ragan is gentleman of long and vel
known integrity, and therefore no man DARll
gainsay one jOt or title of what he then said
So the Canvass opens Success will attend th'
right, and the people Of this district will dar
to place far in the rear these political gambler
who blow from the same organ both hot AM
cold'
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County Convention.

RecOlleet that next Saturday is the day Of
the Anti Nebraska Convention which W ii meet
for the purpose of selecting Candidates for the
various Offices that are to be re6lled the COM
ing fall election. Turn out, gentlemen and LETT
Us have such Convention that will make al
good Ani.Nebrsska men feel glad, and rejoice
In the fact that We live in VirtuOus Republic,
where the voice Of the people can be heard,
in tones that must be respected, and put to
shame the seryile minions of the North VII o
lend their votes and influence to the completion
Of the blackest Of crimes. Come up, then, and
let 'little CARROLL still keep her head erect
and move onward in the glorious cause Of free
dom. And let US put to route, those men whC
have extended Slavery into that vast country
where once we could follow in ecstasy the line
of the poet and sing
"This is the land OF the Free
Aud the home Of the brave!
But now we and our children are excluded
unless we deemit an individual duty to grappl,
with the monster in his den. From whence We
are excluded unless we desire 10 sit down upor
small farm. the extent Of our means, by tbs
side of the OvergrOwn STAKEHOLDER with his hun
dreds of slaves upon an extensive plantation
and raise our children to toll in the fields will
the poor African slave whilst the children o.
the planter roll on rich sofas. and ride in gild
ed vehicles, bought by the sweat and blood
Of slaves.
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EF Capt. Rollins, of San Juan memory has
been arrested in New York, at the instance OF
Calvin Durand for destroying bis property in
the recent bullying attack on GreytOWn.
This mag be considered political arrest as
HOlns was acting under the direct command
Of the chief officer Of the polity-...shoud'nt mt
wonder if Gen. Pierce would be arre sted
next.
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EFT We haye been told BY the Pierce organ
Of this county, that there is Union in the De-
mOcracy. But from recent accounts we are
led to djsbelvr the abatement, and presume
there is abOut as much oft as there is nemoc-
racy in Union, township, ] which had but Ope
person present at the primary meeting and
that self same person a sell-constitqted delegate
to both the County and Congressional COn'en'
liOns--The Democracy goes it on the popular
vote" system in this county because it is more
Republican-They had a hard time of it this
year--so many votes to count, In UulOn t'wn
ship they counted noses 10 expediate the work
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-07

A Fusion CoNvENTIoS recently held
al WolfbOrd N. H. at which there were at less
$500 persons. Speeches were made by Amos
Tuck. James Bell, J. P Hale, and 3. P
Chase. The Kansas Nebraska scheme 10 ex
tend lavery was denounced.
This is but one of the many demonstration
Of the people in opposition of the Slave DemOc.
racy.
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CoLuMpIAEA COUNTY FAIR.-The managers
Of the Columbiana county Agricultural society
have got up fine premium list for their next
annual fair TO be held at New Lisbon on the 81.
20 and 2sth days o. this month, { September
Ladies Horseback riding occupies promi-
nent place in their premiums. TIE admired and
magnificent riding horse, FAEcr, valued at
$500, is offered TO the ''best and most skillful
rider" Composition open to all ladies resident
IN Ohio.
The Premiums In the agricultural depart
ment are iberal--Co CoIumbiana stands amongst
the FIRST ofthe eastern counties Of Ohio. Sue
cess to her.
Our thanks to Mr., MOGiymonds for compli
mentary admission tickets to the fair.
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u.nxa,-Its settIemeht.

Il has been frequently urged By DE Admsn'
is.ratiOn party that Slavery Nil not 60 20 kAp-
ua and Nebraska. It is but one Of 'hs many
means made use Of BY then to divert the in
dignaliOn Of the people. due them for the un-
paralleled outrage, on american ireemen, NsiIh-
er is the assertion correct for Slave holders ar
moving into these territories. in vast numbers
with their Slaves and associations are formed
opposing tAs settlement Of the country BY Emil
grafton Associations net only in the territory
but in contiguous counties, Of Missouri, as aP
pears by the following extrac. from letter Da-
ted at Fort LeaveuWorth, KanEas, Aug 1913
54, which reads as follows.
"But while the southern half Of the Territory
will be the New. England portion, and will con-
tain very large majority Of northern settlers
the part north Of the Kansas River presents
less favorable indications. The country around
Fort Leavenworth lying contiguous to the com
paratively well peOple6 Platte, Clay and Bu
chan Counties, Of Missouri, which contain th'
pugnsciOus towns Of Weston and St. Joseph
has received swarms Of Missouri settlers, Wh'
two months back passed at Salt Greek som
flaming resolutions, threatening ''non-prOtectiO'
to AbOltionists." &C."
OF the Resoluti0 ms referred to in The abov
extract, the following are two Of them Whicl
we're unanimously passed at Weston on the cot
July 1884, by one of these associations:
"Resoved That this Association will, wher
ever called upon by any Of the citizens Of Kan
sas Territory hold itself in readint to go ther
to assist in removing any and all emigrants VII
20 there under the auspices Of the NortheI
Emigration Aid SOCisties.
Resolved That we recommend to the citizeI
Of other Counties. and particularly those DO
daring on Kansas territory, to adopt regulation
: similar TO those of this Association, and to Il
dicate their readiness to cooperate in the o.
. iects Of the first resolution"
, Strong talk this, and Shareholders and sout
ern men are not such dough faces as to say
and fail 10 carry out the promise.
We hope that Slavery will never be esta
lished there but the chances are against Il
North at present;and if fevercome, il will be by
constant stream OF Emigration from the Mort
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Broken BANKs.--The following banks are
reported as having gone by the board:
Lewis County Bank. N. Y; Bank of Garth
aye, N. Y. Bank of Milford, Del; Erie and
Kalamazoo Bank, Mich; NJ. and F. Bank,
Memphis, Tennessee; Bank Of Washtenaw
Mich. Dover's Bank. N. Y; Bank of Com
merCe. Carmel, N. Y. Bank Of Rome, N. Y
Ogdensburg Bank N, Y; Government Stock
Bank, Ann Harbour Mich. Merchants Bank
Macon, Ga.
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ES- GRAHAM for September has been re
ceived. We hail this time hoaored Magazine
with delight 1t is one Of the foremost Of the
day. all who desire neat, chaste and attrac
tive periodical for parlOr companion can't dc
better than subscribe fqr Graham's American
Monthly. The continuation Of Headley's Wash
ington adds much 10 the value of the Maga
zine. There is no other Monthly that presents
stronger claims to the admirers of american
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year s3, 2 copies IS. copies $40, 8 copies
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An. TIE TAx.PAyIyG TMEi-Tax paying time, ike
I'll, plccuon, Is coming. is time " wake from rosy
drpaWs 20 practical e. Face the music We good men
fttI trol up to ths duplicate doH your hat aud pa,
igAgslce Of thar tax paying houl But remeuhcg to pay
i fsp iLe st Of October fer after that the Treasurer
i stid eking unytrg less than dollar bin on any
j ans out ythe Snfe de- penalty ei Hundred dDt
lara and inSiyiiual Of zen dlHar'l-And wonldht be
ri fiea 70 take your cdien along and ms Hannibal Of
I'D swear them on the dup icaie TO vote for suel
rpa Is imposed tie presott condition Of lhings?- Scio
l9azeGts.
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BRrNo THEM ALoNG.--The Companion
saws il has comments and documents too" in
store for defence Of the Administration in the
GreytOwn Tragedy--we would be glad to see
them Mr. Companion. We presume however
they are like all its attempts, nothing but
"cOld wire" What patriotic fellows these
Administration heroes are. The following
lihes fairly and fully pOrtays these Juan Cham
pions, our neighbors with the Comments ant
documents toO" included;
"Father and mother andI
aud ten good soldiers more,
Beat an old woman stone blind
That couldn't see much before"
Bring along the "papers," and tell US alst
q Capt. Holn's arrest.
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A noReE-Ata LocOfoOo con vention recent
ly held in Muskingum county Resolutions en-
dorsing the Nebraska Swindle were offered
but the convention adjourned without express
ing any opinion on the subject. A complete
dodge, no principles on the great practicable
question Of the dav.