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tS Aifstilits tfd al Pl!keIiba,L wiA th' He s
Il, u ut.STCipS win 1eayt PtTkkfStprE every Acn
SST, Ws3SssjsJ I6a Fdday At 81 O'tS:essk, a y. So.
Pelght viii be received ortSE TGet o. 'E NSsGin-
iS.oiSt a Ire ohio bsiEeta Wheeling and West cbem-
biz. sfHH N'ia eIsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

15'A dispatch from Washington announces that
on Wednesday Washington Irving was tmown
frOm III, holsr and severely injursJ. His nja's'
sts eorslstsl dsnEtton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

FmEv1AE woop,.-TEs Norfolk Hst'd states
,ba, on S,tsijay last destructive fre Was raging
IN THE Dpunl Scamp. and it was fe'ted th'tthe
dsstoe'ioa Of Ptoptiiy would Hs immense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

SlsorLll occrsarscr.-4n mte.i,n well in
AlabSmS, recently sunk about twenty feel below
The surface Of the earth. 1t was yielding 500
gtlIons Of watet pei minute when ii sunk. 1t
stopped running Immediately, as did ell the other
wells in Tue vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

rrsevtnlsea years have eli pssd since the first
Atlantic s;ebnst arrived al New Yotk. This fist
boat was tue Sfeus, and bet sIrivIl vas f2l;Osel
but few hours aitetratds By the Great wssetA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

5r,s,>. A.ousrp.-Tae Getmans Of thf CITY
- lgs7s Il ih= City Hall last niIht, Whsrr,
y,as,sn,.n5. itsy made some SOFT Of tseIatAnOr'
r5s..s7: theft polite i ri'h's and Tue eouF'e
rsas .tey sb'li pursue =, ,ae coming eIse''o"s.
.. IN, hvtvsr, In speak y'susly of'hs meet
~. ,sEe uets 10. ih.te, and could mol have IN
q. = 90. alIch VI what WAS sal! II Ne had been
~. We 4, moi even know wasthet The SAG
AtlIisl ,nyitins 10 do with Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

NEAlLJ Overwhelmingly difference be-
tuetu q buicket and gar young ltdyl
The fotnef kills II dreFJ, WtaIe The Oihet dtetS'
este kill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

15.ltis stated that Letters have been received in
Boston ftOln Mt. Wise, i'll y hish be Acknowledges
that be eauno, Je elected Governor al the ensuing
election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

EythJ soul has aa Immortality snj intiniiy ia il.
sell thttcannol Le searched OF eApiesSed; II is On
aufulteetet. lhM btiihet laneuste, rot aeiion,
nor rYpres,ion Of any ki0t eau di'eIO1ti We Ail
Of US iont TOT What lie eGnnot GapFIyi OUT ttPi'
rtIioRS tte asailsly bvIouHd out 0llanmtalsi 50
mseh 20. thai theT Eho ate contenled viii he
rord as II is ste the Rtte cattle Of ioeiet!, All
Improvements otiEiaOte Eilh dtseontenlmsnli We
6oi and biiaG 10th In S9lt9ui tsaIu' IS = l'po
tel, 10 oPrttIIe, tSlare, tpd tSeiy uttIni nan
ihlVonan Is, t
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Notice.

AI.T.spor, inAt5'edioo w nd'tsn & Ca, o t.
ogr.tIE LrtrtEeby DoIES3 20 nNk' iHynt1i vito.
s.fAv CrOk h,V.B. bills EgIiUIi Us Wf pc Sc m'''L'
iheM 'o' t6'vsIueri hEi>NhLL Z"
H. or iftbii6R 70 tn kt htii eiNtc!S ~ on
ar,,S h. eile Quite 6i,i 81 Ivy I'D GI' @ is'.
Sryo,e .shyea, Th' SuHtsn:h VIII GtsT ttis hVa
:bs frt; O. yGuusry MAT
l-rTa ~ kiS \ It'll n I o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

urlt is stated that FIeicbet Webster is sh,tet
with Col. Kinney and Mt. Pabsus in The GsnsraI
American tntetrti.e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

g.pr DucoyrRru.-.Soms Passenstts on tie
r..at, Courist disco,ttsi The bojy Of man
f4r.ia the rrst ihtee miles tto'e Parkers
I'm. On Wednesday moining. lt'PPeatea to he
s,.... in fac suii Of clothes. Tie objects Of
Il. c5un.r wete no, infctntd Of the discovtry
Il: s,ns time sftstthe ba's had passed the body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

JuL DLurEtr -Evsty prsontL SAFE kmAllRt'
sio 10y, eseaptd ftom The jail Al Russell county,
ii'hsria, on Sunday, Tie 18Th. instant. The
nsll taythfee 0iNhs eight Utte antsled al CoIun'
las, Ca.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

CaLuAox.-Tke eas,etn end ws*'etn hound
...as on tie CeaW0l Ohio Ralltosd came in COLI
90 tttusen B,tnessille and Cambridge on We'd
.s,Ay night. Il sppeats thai tie collision os'
,anel white both i,ins Nete eHlsAvonnE 10 run
ca;ss SANE switch at thss sane uns. TIE Ioc2eao'
,,ss, ,snieS, &c, Of each tain Ws's badly
rs.sh.l and some Of tho passengers cons'jsi'9!!,
,lnuea none of>thtm, We eStn, dansetoo'iy TO-
'qts1. Dt o'Nr,l, Of frederick City Nd. pas
sa.tt inllhe vercrn bound ttsin, made Aslosul'F
...se. lie WAS lying asleep on ole Of lie !oogi'
=, n,I .eau ns.rthe stove, wien TIE CONCLUSION
t,,.!m iotw,rl With gnat force, lis head sitIk.
r.p. end Il the seat, knocking il complied!
oN S1sste to ssy, he was uniniufsd' One
r,..Nass name Nc did No, lvSrn, had bis head
&.tt',ys.',
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-13
ATTBNTION XOLI( TTED !! !!

THE undersigned most respectfully informs
the citizens Of Carrolton and vicinity that owing
to the hardness of the times he has reduced his prces
to place in the reach of all an opportunity oi ing
GOOD Likeness for themselves or friends. Ny prices
range from the small sum Of S7t cents upwards; and
YOU may rest assured that opposition nor establish
ment in the vicinity shall underse me. Lockets Pins,
and Kings filed the shortest notice. and albnsiness
entrusted to my care shall be promptly attended to
and all work honestly put up and warranted not tO fade
Having the only established Gallery in the Ounty, and
my long experience in the business warrants me in say
ing that am competent please the most tasty, and
give entire satisfaction to ALL As disease and death Is
abroad in our land kindly solicit one and all to call
and examine specimens and av all themselves OF the
eprest opportunity Of securing good Likeness ere the
substance fades.
NIB. / will have my sky-lght roOms completed in
the shortest possible time have just received new
supply of stock, call and examine oo,,,n
| Nav 81, by-tf -
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sharp Shooting

Sambo was slave 10 a master who was
cOnsstutionally addicted to lying. Sambo be-
ing strongly devoted 10 bis master, had by dinI
oil long practice made himself an adept in Civ
jug plausibility TO his masters largest stories.
On day his master was entertaining his
guests in the customary manner. Among
other marvellous facts, he related an incident
which took place in one Of his hunting excur-
sions.
Il fred at buck said be, at one hundred
yards distance, and the ball passed through
his foot, and through his head. just back o.
his ear
:. This evidently producing some little doubt
in the minds OF his guests, he calls upon Sam
bo to corroborate him.
Yes said the almost confo unded slave
after a moments hesitation, me see de bal
hit m. Just as massa lift up de gun TO h'
eye, de buck ltt up him right foot to scratch
him ear, and mOsss's ball 90 clear through
him lett foot and car at the same time.'
When the guests were gone, Sambo venturec
on his masters good humOr as far as to remOn
eLrate.
For mighty sake, massa, when you tel
anudder such q lie, don't Put um SO far apart
me had heard work TO get um togedder.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-13
TWO PREMIUM s.
wARDED Al fzE LAfE oATsfAL PALACE T1HiBirios II
NV ToEK TO rHI

! WARpKD Al fHk LAff oAfsIAA rAAAeA AAAiSia0a ~
/ wv YoRx TO THE
oIDEST TYPE FOUNDRY IN AMERICA.
D.,shI;.bsd bv Blnny 4 Ronaldson, In zee, On the
b4se Of Sowsrs's Germantown foundry Of 1889.
ruuP long sxperience Of the several prophetor OF
,hs PHILADELPHIA Type Foundry enables L. johnson
On 10 Offer the largest viriety Of Printing Types.
ana an the sppurtenances Of Printing once, 70 Dc
found n any establishment In the United states anq o.
o.slltv too, which deemed to be unrivaned- me
conoositon AZ he metal used is calculated 70 aHoFo
,bs srs.,s., Ssrshity while the ScrupulOus care ex
scsd n ,hs tpe no Of the Type s such as % insure
..-r., .a sorsrspess Of body, &c Our facilities
az a. s,,ansvs az 10 enable us 70 OIL orders Of any .
mount Rstimates given detail WIN NE cost OF an
the materials required for NeWspsPerOmee;
Plain or Fancy Types Music ., unRSr.sO psssa:. osj
Cuts Rrass or Metal Rules lAborsaving Rules, Brass
Braces, Brass Circles and 0yAls, &c.
Presses Of all descriptions and all sorts OF Printing
Materials, (most of which are made oy uSl WIN De
mrpished Al manufacturers prices Printing Ink, Of
ali varieties and coors, Varnishes, BrOnEe', 6c We
are agents for the Inks &C. Of the celebrated A
merican and English manufacturers, which We sen a.
! the lowest terms. -. av
Cuts Jobs &c. Type used in stereotyping fT sale al
reduced prices Wood Cuts designed and engraved in
OaT IMnor Specimen Book, the irst Of It's class II
The country and original in itsconcepton and gettnl
IN. will be sent 10 all printers that have not received
n who will direct how II may be transmitted to them
ssug- Newspaper Printers who publish this advertise
msntentre ncludng this notice. three times befoF
Sentember Ist. 1885. and send to rs copy of tn
nsper Containing t. will be allowed their bill on pur
chasing articles Of our manufacture to four times II
smonps L. JOHNSON L co.
No. ssnsom street, near the Hall Of lnde.
pendence, Philadelphia.
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Short Dresses.
Woman iS like man. She
ttnT.a. - Hal. 4 - 4 Il

Woman is like man. She
-"Wants but little here below,
But wants that little long"
Long head, long haii, long waist, long legs,
long fingers, long stockings, lOlg bed, long
rooms, long bills, long purse, ETC., etc. She
seems TO have adopted the Latin motto:
"ayS Tonga, vita brsvis."
But there is limit to everything Long ears,
for instance, are anything but desirable while
long nose, running out from the e lure head
like ships bowspirs is detestsble. A long
cEib, again, is positive deformity, and so is a
long neck, or long ankle. Then in regard 10
costume, woman has found out that long
bonnet, projecting over the brow like a coal
hOd, is as ugly as the stOve.pipe cylinder worn
by us men. The fact is, women like to have
their pretty faces seen. They have had their
eyes under bushel long enough. But why
should women be so afraid Of their legs? We
are not; and if we slandeY the dear creatures
in saying that they are, why do they wear
such long dresses? Have the city authorities
made secret contract with them to sweep
Broadway? Or do they Wish to out.G D
Genin, and sweep on their own hook? II not
what in beauty's name has got into them thai
they will hide their delicate limbs? Really
they seem not only to have adopted the above
motto' +" Ars Tonga, vita brevis." but to have
perverted LOngiellow's stolen translation Of II
thus:
"Art Is long and life is Heeting,
Aud our legs, though stout and brave.
Like muGled drum sticks still are beating
Dusty marches to the grave"
Away with all such nonsense. and let US an
ply to ladies' dresses g more aspiring motto
"ExcelsiOr!" Still higher! The English an
French are always laughingsat the false deli
cscy Of our women on this subject They re-
ally believe that their prudish American sis
ters put pantaletts on their piano legs, an
; compel their tongs 10 wear drawers. A.Pal
I isian girl, writing to her sister from N. Yor
Il the other day, said:
~ do not no vat to make of the America
Vimmin. Da duz not look like de bellies
Il Paris, but da looks like de diving bellies. D
= has no blossoms, and lido not no dat dey b,
any legs, for dey vair dare dresses down to
ground, and one dug not see dare ankles N
dare fsetS,"-N. Y. Critic.
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WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.
THOMAS H. ATKINSON,

COPPER U TlhSMlThI SIoFA O6AANh WV
[COrmsr Canal St., and Public SqaGrs,l
CARROLLTON,. OHIO,
Avas himself Of this means to return bis thanks to
hs customers generally and assure them that as
holds himself ready to meet all acquisitions which may
hs made upon him for Tin, Copper Brass Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
S"rmsv received and which has enabled him to stand
aooa Of public disaster agricultural and consequent
T;nercial failures Bank cOlapses and Business night
he halls the opening season confident Of returning
general prosperity sOcs the attention OF enqurers
ssnd Durchasers, to his present stock fware.
COOK srovEs, PARLoR, STOVES FRANKLIN STOVES,
M the most approved patterns the most finished cast
inc and the most reliable metal hand always at the
oSast prices Is useless to multiply wOrds-the ar
,os of stoves which Atkinson ses s admitted par ex
cellance. the best and the cheapest sold in "thesv
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Vttas on hand constantly and made TO order in super
or stvIe-Copper work ofevery description and mend
inc dane prompy-A descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
nr hand also Tinware fthe best quality and every
Sasosir.;on constantly on hand and forsale.
HOUSE sPouTING AND LIGHTNING RODS
and operators in attaching rods anc
snn,;ns are regularly employed In the country and al
Ps's a. work Of this kind will be gladly received ant
~ axscuted operators In this line are confined
70 No locay but carried forward WITH deepatchir
sny IN Dsrs Of Carroll or adjoining counties. ,,,co,,
March 8--'55. tt.
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MUSICAL REVIEW.
June Il, Is65.-Sw.

mHE NEW-YO x MUSICAL EVlEN entered up
| on its sixth year, in January, 1855. hisa hand
somey printed Journal Of sixteen large, quatO pages
including four RACES Of Music in each number, and is
published every other Thursday.
The Musical Review is designed TO be comprehen-
siye In its character-aiming TO furnish the most Just
thoough and impartial articles which can be obtained,
mon III branches of musical art and SCIENCE including
hiovranhca sketches Of composers and artists anay
ses Of compositions ard criticisms OF performers and
performances; TO give copious summary OF the Hgni
6cant musical news Of this country and Europe com
prsDe the very pick and pih Of musical events ano
oossp: and 20 furnish an ever-fresh supply Of New
Music consisting OF songs gees, psam-tunes, and pi
ano and melodeon pieces In great VARIETY also crtlca
mott, "a of the sheet music and publications o.
the day. carefully and conscientously prepared, so
to furnish reliable guide to purchasers IN seleciint
new music In addition, there Is now beng puDisheo
in the Musical Review, new work by Mr. Loweu ma
son which is designed as q complete guide.Dook o.
manual for music teacheTs this feature Of the paper
alone worth many times Its cest
Such are some Of the attractions the New. W.York hu
sical Review aims to supply ard the best evidence
ha appreciation Of its efforts by the public may, per
hans be found in the fact that IL has ataineda clrcua
ton twice as large as that OF any other musical oIrna
IN the world. A continuance Of this support Is hOpe'
for and renewed exertiOns will be made, aud increases
inducements exhibited to secure it.
Terms.-0ne copy, per annum, u 90. S1 copies
23 Park Row, New.Yorl
| - Agents are wanted in every town, village an
In me United States, to obtain subscribers to th
Musical review Those having the requisite capacit
can make arrangements, by corresponding with the pu
fishers, which will yielda handsome return for the
services. Address, Mason Brothers, asabove.
| Tnna Of
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RHODES'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

NOR the Prevention and Cure OF Intermittent and he
mittent Fsvers, Fever and Ague, Chils and Fever
Dumb Ague, General Debility, Night Sweats, and al
other forms of disease which have common origin In
Malaria or Miasma.
This IL a NATURAL ANTIL 0TE which will entirely
nrotec any resident or trave Her even In the most sick
lev or swampy localities, from any Ague or BILIOUS ui'
sease whatever, or any injury from constantly hhang
Malaria or Msama.
su Tered from any length OF me from one Gay
Nv wears so that they need to have another ch
by continuing in use according to directions The pa
tent at once begins to recover appetite and strength
and continues until permanent and radical cure 10 ef'
fected. :,
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed German
French and Spanish accompanying each bottle. Free
One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A, RHODES, Providence, u. ].
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
NEw.YoRK, June IL, 1855.
az have made chemical examination Of "Rhodes'
Fever and Ague Cure" or "Antidote to Malaria" and
ha 70 tested for Arsenic Mercury Quinne and strych-
nine but have not found particle Of either In it, nor
have found any substance in its composition thatwould
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES R. CLIFTON, N. D., Chemist
EVIDENCE OF MERIT
'LKwIsBURG, Union Co., Pa, May ., 1865.
Mr.. J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box OF medicine
you sent me was duly received on the llth Of April
have sold about one half Of it, and so far the people who
have used are satisfied that 1t has cured them ltha,
certainly stopped the Ague In every one who has used
It, and six OF the were Of long standing sis
ter who hes had for five or six years back and could
never get it stopped except by Quinne, and that only
as long as she would take it, is now, think. entirely
cured by your remedy. q, X. AcGlN1I'
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.
Take no more Arsenic, Tonics Mercury, Febriiugeer
Strychnine, or Anti.PerOd!cs Of any kind The veil
known necency Of these noxious pOisons proves them
to be the offspring either oi false medical principles OF
of mercenary quacks. The only remedy in existsns'
that Is both sure and harmless, Is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in CarrOtOn BY G. A. BEoGBL, and dsalGrI
generally.
.Lnlv. IL 1864. lY.
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
. E" EHMH~

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University Of Free Medicine and
1 popular knowledge. Chartered by the State of
Pennsylvania April 20, 1858, with capital of $780,
OOO mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils o.
Spurious NOstrums. Also for supplying the cOmmun-
ty with reliable remedies wherever Competent PLY
scian cannot or will not be employed have purchased
from DR.. John R. ROwand; his celebrated RowLEDs
ToMc MIXTURE, known for upwards Of twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe for FKvKR and A.
CUE &C., and his inestimable remedy fOr BOWL CoN-
PLANTS. ROwand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lice,
together with the Universitys Remedy for complaints
Of the Lungs
The University remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges'
ton,
The Universitys remedy for COstive Bowels.
Also the URiveIsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispensary, or store Of Dr. O. A. Boegel Car
rollton, Ohio. .,.,x,.
ge erstown, Carroll county, Ohio. l--.a 5lf
May II. l865-sm ..--s-9
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6pefiol Notife

TO Army OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, VOLUNTEERS,
TRANSFERS, NAVAL 0FFIC EPA SEANEN, MAX
INES AND NAVY CLERKS, AND THEIR SURVI-
WING WIDOWS OR MINOR CHILDREN.
W on are now entitled to Land Warrant for
i 100 acres; and if You have already received
40 or 80 acres you entitled to an additional quantity
equal to 100 acres Whether you desire to sell or locate
your Warrants 1t Is important that the same be proeu
red without delay, the great number OF Warrants
which will be thrown upon the Market must soon mate
rally reduce their value. Persons entitled to Warrants
are requested to apply to John Livingston, No. l4I
Broadway, New York. who has such arran ements with
the Departments enables him to procure Warrants with
the least possible delay.
The applicant is required to state his name age and
esidence including town, county aud state the compa
nv regiment and war he served in, and the captain o.
his company; whether the applicant enlisted or voun
teered and what day and year, and for what term
whether he has ever received any Warrant and If so
how many acres and what has become Of such Warrant
If the claimant served in the navy, his statement mus
be varied according to the facts OF the case.
If widow applies, she must, in addition, give th
place and time Of her marriage, the name and official ii
tie of the person Who performed the ceremony togehe
with the time and place of her husbands death.
On receiving these facts Mr.. Livingston will send
the applicant duly prepared and ready for executions
the necessary papers, with full instructions These pa
pers after being duly executed, may be returned to MI
LtVlngstOni WnefeupOn Tue OoIhhSabO "ih W
and either the Warrant ITSELF or the money therefor
as may desired can be forwarded to the applicant or hi
attorney. Regular correspondents. who prepare tn
cases OF Others and forward them to the undersigned
will be berally dealt with.
Having all the necessary blank fOrms, and being fsm
lar with the requirements Of the law and his arrang
ments being complete applicants can avoid much Othei
uncertainty and delay which might otherwise occur.
Address all Communications to JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner for all the States
157, Broadway, N. Y.
REFERENCES.
Hon: W. L. Marcy, Secretary Of State.
jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War.
@. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Z" J. Guthrie, Sec'y of the Treasury.
A." R. MoCleland, SeC'y Of the Interior.
Caleb Gushing, Attorney General.
Col. J. J. Albert Typographical Eng'I, U. s. A
1t. Col S. Long, A" ''
Col, F. s. Belton, Sd Artillery
And Public officers generally.
April 12, 1855.
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WILLOTGHBY'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier.

rTAyfNG purchased the right to the said apparatus In
II the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Wssh;n0ton and East in Carroll county, Ohio. would
inform he citizens Of that part Of the county, that am
prepared TO set up said apparatus on snort nOce and
oS ss;.:n md conveying water from the spring to the
Soase which Is admitted to be one of the best appara
tSs far labor saving in the female department. now in
use. Warranted 70 give satisfaction.
n B. ANY communications for me can be LEFT atthe
Patton House CarTolltOn, Ohio, 80 nooo,,,,
duly I2, 1855. tf. Els. WOODbVKNE.
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Money Wanted,

T would take this method of requesting those
| indebted to me, TO call and pay their sew
era accounts and notes, quick as possible, as am
anxious to leave here as soon as can, and as have
nothing to keep me here only the collection of my ac-
counts. will receive IL great favor II my friends
will call soon. Il Is not my desire to be compelled to
sue snv nerson, Yours Respectfully,
" JOHN II. BRACKIN,
OF tie late frm Of Cummings 4 Bsackin,
NIB. All accounts, notes mot paid soon will be left
| mr. eollection
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ET0ne Jeames Flsherty was brought up
before magistrate. in New Orleans, for mar
TyiDg six wives. The magistrate asked him
bow be could be SO hardened william.
'Pteass your worship said Jesmes, 4 was
trying TO get good one
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~ Bridget; are the eggs bOiledS'
4 don't know, sure, Ilefl them to bile by
the watch
Boil BY the watchl what do you mean?'
'Sure didn't you tell me to bile three min
utes by the WalCh and faith did, for I've
laid them ell in The skillet together