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N HENRYs lNviGORArING CURDIAL The
merits VI this purely vegetable e1isei tOl tie tm0Va
aud cure Of pbysieal p'Osraln, genial drbiy y. Ter
vOus affections, &c, &c, are fully drre,ib III another
column OF this pHpet to which tie Ieude L. ftted q
per bO1le bnIilr for t6 siI boitlrs for ts SIC pei
d. zen. OBSERVE the marks of The Genuine.
Prepared Ohl, b, $. E. COHEN, No. 8 = anklin Row,
Vine SlIert belo~ Egh h, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHO,
AL ORDkks MUsr BE BRnskD Fm Sale BY all respect
able Druggists aud Merchants throughout the eOun,r.
Apiil ~ 1854 -ly.
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Special NOtiCeS.
h. R. u.
Quick Cures Of BiEliOus collie.


quick Cures of BilIOuS COTIC.
This distressing complaint dtmaids prompt attention
twill readily yield to the h. R. r. treatment. When
ever you find Bile Raising from the stomach or sou,
aste after beching, take three or four Of r. r. REG
LUAToRS, likewise one half teaspOCniul Of READY
RELIEF, every 20 minutes rub the bowels, back and
spine we'll with the Ready Relief; also lay flannel We.
with Relief across the Bowels.
IN FIFTEEN MINUTES,
You VII be free from the distressing pains the VIC.
ients spssms will be arrested and vomiting entirely stop.
ped.
m THREE HOURS,
pleasant operation Of the bowels III takepace and
your whole system viii become regulated and healthy
Persons who indulge in too much green fruit or cab
hage or unnps vegetables and and inCigestbe meats
should takes dose Of RADwAYS REGULATORS
sr eating, and they will prevent violent attacks Of col
e md no sickness will trouble YOUR r. Relief to
Hstrslizs acid R. R. Regulators to regulate ths system
n 3. p. 0Gcs, Ae2 F6lton.st.
Fcr sale BY Dr.. @, a. Boegsl, CsrrclltOp, ohIc.
RH lS-2w
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SALE OF RIAL ESTATE

Bf OkDERlOf 1HE PROBATE C0CET.
% s.tuFasy, ~ zli d.y u July, 1854 bessesa ts
nouFs oi zen oeoek A and iozF ecioea r k Il ssid
dsy, 81 the e0or q tie Coun H0uss Il he soun 4 Car.
Flion, u bs svld 70 the higbess bddes; DE loosng
Fss ss'ats - The property a Je@phG Q Keuhs5y dsc6
70 Nii: The udisiesd Ons h.h II parcel 4 iasd viE
part q SEC i0n thi oos TOsu,hD igsstsss, u ruBss
hss, eovnd-d as iooss: bsyiBning Il sous shica h
Inv ois espees AID dirty mnutss Eat ten fsg 10
isht iro.n he Worth Hsa corner 4 IL hunbss tsenJ
Vns n lhs original plat VI The igsn u csrruzoa, (os
nef1 CeuierFis tso hardssd ard faty irst "a lsuuh
snd tasysghi feet In sd,h uilh Ell be privilege AID
sPpoHsnshess thsisunf0 bvl0nginE (s1erpfig AID rs
ssisg ihs pFiyiiege ois,ng slsst ,1t, isss eide
Vh Ihs North etd The sa1s beng the Tan lard i0f-
msfiy occupied By WdliGm Thompson. Al.0 the VIE
udEidrd bali Of the e1elusre light ard pTivlree 70
use Aes'tain 'pTing or huntsin Uf wsieE e0nhOus a.
said pfemFst Nth oil The tights and plivegss VI n-
osetng BY pipes, tube, otheruise toe water lou
mg hou aid spiinE Or iOanisin In q difses eOais~
hfaugh the lands u Lac Akins0u, the slsi grant
o u The said lTsmiss ard In eli shiugs aid 10 es-
ey particular q iui and psstci light to e ~ said prem
ees siih the pvih ges afUiesad knoun A. 1tkIns0n-
Nofthern Addition y the town q CaFrolton Apprui
sed a ts76. Also ot No IN Atkin.Ons hTss addition
% The town u Csuollion. Apprsised at ti76
Terms Of Sale -Ousthro cash, and the remaining two
thifos IN tao EQUAL payments 9th interest from
osyei suls 70 besscn'ed b. motgsge Or othefNise.
SAlUEL sTiRLlNG.
6~pftG jCBN II TRlPP
Jsns IS. 1904 adm',- oi J q. Ken.d.. deed.
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PHILApkLPHrA, July 8. lsb4
Stoves! Stoves!!

The subscriber il now opening and intends kepng con.
santy on hand at his ware Oom (Siu cairs old stsnd
one door west Of the Western Exchange Main street
CarroltOn, full supply OF Coal and Wood Stoves Of all
descriptions; Parlr and Egg Stoves Tin, Copper and
lion Nae, Fire Fonts Hollow Ware OF every descrp
tiOu, CT ain and Seta Pumps, g., &c. Ali Of which
can be bought at lou rates tor eGsh. Cal and examine
for yourselves. u. L. BEST.
July 18th. 1854 Sm
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The enormous amount Of SEQ. 000,o is on
deposit in the New York Savings Banks. The
Oldest OF them is the Bant for Savings. which
has between seven aud eight millions on depos-
1t; the next in age is a SeaAsenS' Bank for sa.
wings, with over six millions on deposit; the
third il the Bowery Savings Bank, which has
about three millions of dollars On deposit.
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Np pTUs Ultra

BOnnets Of al kinds. Frames and Crowns,
Bonnet silks. Ribbons and Flowers. Uudsr.
h'dk'fs. Uzderslervrs e. broidered Collars,
Dress Protectors. SILK, Satin. and KID Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &c, all Of them very
pretty and very eheaP, TO be had Of
W. THOMPSON.
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FOR SALE on RENT:
The Suhscliber offers Tor sale or Feu, his
II A VE RN ST N d

h 7 r D
in Mech ncstowE, Carroll CO., o. Il is beautifully stu
ated in said village and the house Is sufficiently rOomy
tor q country village stand The sahling is but reA
sonahle; there two very good watt red Wels conven
ieni-one for the Of the stable the other for the
house. The terms will be reasonable For further par.
tcuare call With the subcrber in ssid village who il
now engaged in the mercantile business and cannot at
tend to both occupations. SILAS POTTS.
June 29th, 1854. q
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shOcmaksIs take Notice.

The subscriber hes just resolved a. assortment Of
Leather, which be vii ell O~ tor cash; eOurI-tng 10
part VI French Cali sAns, lam LcJ A4u,ss, 1bu Blus
AOtOcco, Fiencn horOceo, Enssnisi LesIh-i, Patent
Skius, f,T Iipz AID Caters Pnk S1evp, a., &c tUgel
uith al AID, VI lee hef VI hls Iusnu arIue sha
he Nould hyns the public gei'raii! aid shoemaker
particularly u cal AID EXAMINE hls stuck b. fore yu
chasing elsewhere v. BUTLER
P. She highest price in ca-h, paid al all rilssIO
hide, anu bark. (apri %, Ise4.-fl ". b.
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R 0 4 D r Ak.

At their regular June Session, 1854, the COmmIs
sonuts Of Carroll co. o. levied tax Tor road purposes
Of four tenths Of mill on each dollar valuation Of the
taxable properly Of said county, cents on sl0O uhict
isx may be discharged By labor the roads, the
Of one dollar per day under the direction Of the super.
visors Of the respective road DISTRICTS.
J. ]. BLACKBURN.
June %, 1854. Il aud. O. G.
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KatIce To ScheoI Teachers.

The Board Of School Examiners sil hold msetngs fos
the Examination Of Teachers during the year 1884 ss
follows; On the 2nd and 80 WEDNESDAYS Of Juns. %
The snd and eth Wednesdays Of October; and on teo
aud "Wednesday Of each Of the other mon throughout
the year. These meetings vll bc held g the CncsT
House in Carrolro, At 10 o'clock on eaeh day csr'sn'
Gates Of moral character S ~ required Of ttcsc vt
whom the members Of tie Board sEo not tsEisglg 90
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HOOK ANnLAnnRR.

The members Il he "canolltoa Hook and Ladd.,
company uil take nOtes, that he aszt regular suar
tsTJ estiag Of the eonpany VIII b hsld st lhs usss
pbes, on Saturday svsung neat saly eandls IThtlnE
A full sstsacsues q members b requested.
July Is, 1854. 10 w. AcCOY, gee-s.arv.
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MARRIAGE NOTICES

o. the 9Th july by the Rev William Cox, HEsRY
CSELLrS ESQ and Mss JASr ASH DUBBED all Of this
county.
On the llth inst, by Rev Il. S~sney, Mr.. JOsErH
FsLEY aud Mis- eELISE CAIPER, all Of this eOuntJ.
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CIGAR MANuFAcToRy

The undersigned would respectful " inform HE fienda
and the smoking pubic generally that he continues to
manufacture, and keep constantly on I'd the best oual.
tiles OF ssAsIsH, HALF se.Elsu aud COMMON ciGARs.--
Also,
Chewing ana Smoking Tobacco,
Smut, Pipes, &C. shop on AAn-st arsl ,or EAat of ]
CameronS Store. JAMES GORDON.
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NINE HUNDRED NAMES,

Residents nf the United States Canada New Brunswick
aud Nova Scotia who have been Iest0ed acute hear
ing abd suee SOLITARY ase Our Lnowl, dge did
TAIL TO Effect either partial total esOfalion of the
hearing when advice aid Instructions were faithfully
and pnnciusly adhered to- Many who could rot bear
the report Ct pistol ut arms length, can nov hear
watch beat at the distance Of feet.
In Cares Of MUCOUS accumulation in the Eustnchi2n
Tube and Tympanun, l. hEmaiitn Of the hueus Mem.
bsne. Nervous hfIectioIs Ditases of the Membrane
fympahi commonly called "Ihe Drum OF when the dis
ea,e eau be traced o. the tcs al Fever Colds the ure
Qamhe. MtrcuIia Medicines. Gatherings in the Ears
in chldhOOd &C.. Dr.. AlsopherIs treatment stands pre-
eminent Where the Auditory Canal is dEy and sealy,
with little or no seceion when the deafness Is secompa
MED with noiss IN the Ear, ike falling water chiIpng
OF insects ringing OF BELLS Tusslng of ls,ef continual
pulsaiOns, discharge ct matter when in STOPPING
sensation is iet If rush of blood to the head Iouk
place. when the hearing is rss acute in dull cloudy wes-
lher when cold has been TAKEN the method OF ueat
ing the dises'e Is irisllbe.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants in sayrg, that il tie hearing
at any time good very much be are0H pished.
In the Dsi and Dumb School Eeipsie Of Glass Of
IA. suecerded III restoring TO acute htaIhg DR.. l.
bg' especially to state, that in those be ul6sE~
takes he
GUARANTEES Il SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complets restoration, or such marked improy1meaI 90
will b.
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY,
L bis remedies faithfully sppl&d aud dDctiOus ID.
hsred 10.
applicants wi please state Their age, duration Of d.
ease. if matter issues from the external pssssge his
are noses in the EAr, state Ct general heab What
they suppose 20 have bee1 the cause Of the desnesS
When the hearing il rssored it Is sxpecsed ,hst taos "
cay circumstances vid psy libersay.
-. MEDICINE. APPARATUS. 90.
Will be sent 20 any part at nv oxn expense.
| ADDRESS Dr. ALSoPdERT, Blosawsy, 0Ghca aa2A
near Canalstreet New York
/ Five DodaEs--Consulnhcn Fee.
/ April q, 1884, en-
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PITCH IN.

Cloths, Csssim,iss. Elu,h and fancy Satinet,s
COtlOBades ana Ntsungs, Socks, lies aid
Collars, AOleskins, CamPcaehy, canton, Psna-
ma aud Palm LvaI Has, ,,A.ssI styles. anu Cheap
~ d,rt, at W. ThUMPSON'S.
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Estate Of Thomas McCTecry, Decd.
NOtceis hereby given that the undersigned have been
duly sppointsd and qualified ss Administrator on the
Estate OF Thomas y CCtteTy, decd ale Of Rose town
ship, Carroll CO., o.
CHRISTINA MceREER
WILLIAM hCCREERYi Au@lOis'rAtoFa
June 90 1854 st
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NOTICE.

DAVID ARTER. Court Of Com, Pleas
vs. Carroll county, Ohio.
HARvY coULSoN, ct sls. Civil Action.
Harry Coulson Who resides IN the State Of IoEa. viii
take notice that on the 18th dsy of hsy, 1854 David
Artsr fled in the Court Of Com Pess Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Couson sindehtsd to ssd Arer in the Of thirty sig
duars and eighty CENTS per TRANSCRIPTION tho
docket OF Esqr Van hetre on which smount plaintiff
prays Judgment. The dsfsndsnt will also take notico
that unless be appear and snswer demure or before
the Let dsy Of august 1854 the petition viii be taken
% confessed, and judgment rendered against him BY do
ault. ]. B. SMITH,
Naz IA 1884. usIeknsf a 20 Attz. fox pisE
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Thompson has BEN Eagt Aaaiu.

Thompson has ben East Again.
And sfsr days and nights Of fatigue. aud toll,
hiss %, eerdsd IN buyirg largv los u Nvu
Goods. part Of ~bieh he pad The eosh for.
and the rest he b0aght On TsdR-sll must nov
BE- cold, ard dsbs paid. 70 Eeep bis credit up.
All tbs S0rld Is hsrvby invited 10 Ses The
Grand Z suit
u bis purehsssA
He has 9 lsrge lot Of Dress Goods Of ell
kinds for The ladirs-clOtbs. Cassimerrs. Sa,
insls &e., for the gsntlrmen-H Hardware. Cut
lry, Qnssnswsrv ssd Groceries for ths million
AL Of 1bsm are cheap as the cheapest and
good as the best. Come and see.
CarrOllton May 4 1894.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice to all whom it
may concern, that his note dated about the first day
Of Mach 1854, payable to James Davis and George Da
VII calling for twenty-five dol as in Fix months after
date rGudaieNtiy obtained, and without cOnsid
ton aud that the will not be paid unless am
legally compelled at the end of bitter law suit
June is, 1854 nl63t JOHN SHARP.
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ESTATE VI GEULGk A. MGALLlS Ek, DEL ".
Notice is hereby given that Il undersigned has Eeri
appointed and qualified Adnnistsrm on the estate t
George a. NcAllister, deed. lare OF PeIy iowHship
Carroll CO., o. JACKSON HAG AMAN,
MAY 25, 1854, 3E Administrator.
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School kepOrts,

Notice is hereby given to the School Officers Of Car
roll county, that the report Of the Secretary OF State on
Common schools have b Gu received at this Office and
are ready for distribution Each Board Of Educstion
are entitled to one copy Aud each School District 70
one copy. J. ]. BLACKBURN,
Auditors 0Aice, Auditor.
Carr0lton, Ohio July 18th 1884 Z 81
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YES. STREE.

Ladies Sandals, GalEeTs, Slippers and Shoes,
GrLIlemens Congress, Call hJuo;cO and hip
Bouts and shOss, bes1 qu@ily IO be had Of
". THOMPSON.
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PREPARED By
JAMES C. AVER,

LOWELL, MASS.
YEies IS Cents psr Box. Five Bazss fer n
SOLD BIZ
F. Ecksein, Jr, Cincinnati, Dr.. c. A. Bssgle, Car
rolltOn. and By all dealers in medicine every Hhers.
tB-0ne seent wanted in every town n csnCli co.
June 2s. 1884, I'm
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900 SPLENDID ENGRA vINGSl
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

SO cENTs SIX MONT
Agriculture Mechanics, Science, New Iuyenlions and
PnIenla
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INDICATED DOUCHEs.

Such Is pIsciCsd IN the iDfmRries Of Berlin, Lspee
Bsusss Hamburg ard St. Petersburg and la els by the
distinguished LnldOh AItists, slh The most won.
deiu success ind, ed. it is only method that has
been uniformly successful The best proof oi the ef.
cscy Of the TEA meit v III he reielencs 10 nearly
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N. BURGERS E.TATE

An persons havig claims against said estate will phase
present them Immediately the undtr-ignei for jnst.
melt Aud all who kn0w themselves in ehied to The
estate will call at the halter shop Of decreased Ghrre
uipht JOHN Il. TRIP.
June Is, 1854. bI5,i
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WM II McGAVRAN,
Admlhi.uafOr #
WILLIAM MCGAVRAN
deceased,
vG
IOnN MANa n.I
JOHN MAYS and

hARTnA, his wife, e, al, Martha N.y.Id. wifc.o,
Z lga tOlny, IlinOis Tbouss MeGuvIan Scott COuh
~ Iowa, Elizabeth Aa. tsgan Of Krfri gton Philsdr
2 count Peuus, lvaiia, aud Cl.arles Lucy hsI,.
Luey his we.Oi the stale e llOis Leis and lgnl lep,e
Senlaliycs Ot v ilism 9eGsvrsn drceased. Yen, arr
hereb, informed that o. tie 18th day q Apiil, 4. b
ls54, rad Admins tl, bis petition IL The PtubaIr
C,Lrl Of CnrV county Olo the Olj jest AID pave, 81
which is to obtain Older g. for tie assignment OF
the D"W'r Ui Ann MeGa,r4r, the widow u said WI
liam AGavan decreased III, and for the sale Oi the f0s
g real state, ui which the sai decedpit dad .ezra
much thereof he necess4ry pay the debit
said deceden. Wit TIE east pzIi O t,e moth
quarler Vi rsctOn thirty Elk III i9wnshp twelve OF rang
iUur situate IN the count Of CGHof Ohio aud containing
one hundred and ten er, WUfe less.
Apri q, 1854 At WILLIAM. H. McGAVRAN,
A lmiisr tor ul
prft4 WIILIAM rGANR N =, ~
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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-.
IiFeIy Rcm0vs d.

DIR. ALS0PHERr Degs to call the attention Of thcpe
suhsii irUm Total partial loss Of the hearing TO toe
iollONbg facts lie ueaIs dkeaaes Of the middle and
inllrl.sl Ear with
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Now - THE TIME.

AND HERE is THE PLACE.
WE are receiving from New York and Phil.
adel, IA, our Spring and Summer Goods. and
are no~ pr pared TO xhibit 10 The world the
most magnificent lot OF Goods ever offered for
sale in this section Of country. Our stock is
full and complete. and without Dragging or
blowing about them, we say to all who may
want TO buy CHEAP and GOOD goods. 10 call and
Examine our extensive assortment And M to
PRICES We will sell rs cheap as the cheapest.
In short VIC will NOT he undrrsold BY any 9TH
er house in Eastern Ohio. Please give US a
call. CUMMINGS d BRACKIN.
May 4th. 1854.
BanneiS. B0I nets.-Second arrival Of Silk
and Fancy straw BOnn,ls selling of cheap
Call soon. CAB.
BonheI Ribbons 6ne assortment just open
ed, at C&B.
Par l., beautiful lot now open and for
sale cheap, by G. Il. B.
Pla u Be egsS Lawns Sc, beautiful colOrs,
and various qualities, just received, and for
sale lew. CAB.
NIMAtt al NthsI VI All hihus anu tOl-
ors: full assortment for sale Cheap. G. 4 B.
Embr"Idert,, Collars, Sleeves. ChImisetIs
DC, cheaper than ever. Also, some beautiful
Handkerehiefs, MitIs, Gloves, &c, in great
variety. G d B
Strap Hinges, Tor barn doors. ga.es, dc
for S'le low by c. &. Il.
sole Lra her. Morocco skins, and Lin
ings on hand and for sale bv G. h B.
shoes, u large and beauilu stock Of ladies
Gaiters, Jenny Lind Slippers, misSes and chill :
drtn's on hand and for sale low G. &B
Save Your Money.
Ready Made 10 bln.-We have a very
neat stock of Clothng Of the latest styles.
whirh We will sell verv CHEAP C. &B
~ry hes, Forks, Hoes, Shovrls and Spades,
full assortment on hand and will be sold cheap
bv CAB
NhIte GOrds for ladies'. few pieces OF
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
or sale hy Cab
S!rup-The very best article in market for
sale by C.&B.
ELK and Satins of all grades and colOrs,
large lot On hand and for sale cheap by
C.& B.
FISh.-MacEeral and white 6sh. good ar
tiCle for sale by d B.
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DOINGs OF CONGRESS.

In THE HouGE, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr., Cutting concluded his speech upon
the New York Democratic difficulty, and was
replied to at length by Mr.. Westbrook.
Mr.. Walbridge next addressed the commit
tee for an hour, to show that the administration
had not dealt properly by the s' Hards"
Mr. Perkins, of New York, also addressed
the committee, arguing that the difficulty in
:. the party In New York must be settled, or
the Wings would obtain the mastery there ire
vocably.
The committee then rose, and the Speaker laid
before the House message from the President
OF the United States, transmitting. in compli-
ance with resolution of the third instant. a
report from the Secretary of State communi-
eating copies of all the correspondence that has
passed between this government and that of
Spain relating to the seizure and imprisonment
of Captain Thaddeus Beechsr and his officers
and crew OF the steamer North Carolina. of
and from New Haven, Connecticut, by the
Spanish authorities Of Porto Rico, in March.
1880. Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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PIE RSONAL.

....Captain Strout, Of the brig Napoleon has
been arrested in Portland, and given bail for
his appearance to answer charge of brutal
treatment to one Of his crew. It will be recol.
lected that the Napoleon was the first vessel
that spoke the San Francisco, after her misfor.
tune, and sailed away from her without render
ing her any assistance.
80. The " Hards" held large meeting at
Sturyvesant Institute, New York, on Thursday
night, for the purpose of listening to an address
from Ex-Governor Foote. The address was a
repetition of what he recently said in Wash
ington, only that his attacks on President
Pierce and his Cabinet were if possible still
more tart gs
49,. D. c. Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y, a
member of the Methodist Church, committed
suicide on the 18th inst, at Harrisonburg, La.
He had been laboring under deep melancholy
He informed the captain Of the boat that he
formerly lived in Washington City, and that
there his wife deserted him. The last and only
words that fell from his lips, after committing
the rash act, were, +" disowned, disowned!''
-. Andrew Hopkins Esq, o talented writer,
son Of Mr.. Hopkins, Canal Commissioner of
Pennsylvania, is about to establish new Dem.
ocratic paper at Harrisburg, which will sustain
the State and National Administrations.
-. Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis, it is said, is
the Boston lady, who will shortly appear as q
novelist in 81 The Barclays Of Boston,