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Total. sI,47;
DeereAse. y

p" Decrease " at-A 1rG = H3O6,Bb6 rT
Numbsr and average value Of live stock: in
Carroll connty for lS64 and 1855: n' 5F
In 1856, the number OF horses are 6,99s
valued at $27456o-ayerage S$fee. II
1853 the number Of horses were 6,DS3. valued
at S29s I72--ayeJsge 1855. In 1855. the
number of cattle are t4,483, valued al 81 s OF
average, 6 rs. Ihels54 the number Of cattle
were 15,5i5.vaued al i2s, 7fs--ayersge 80
In 1885. the number Of sheep are 80 $40, val.
ued as 90. 830-sYerage 1 I6, In 1855. the
number ofsheep were 86, ,975, valued at 1885,
H.. average rs. Inis55, the number Of
hogs are lo,9ii, valued at Is, S,SS2--syerage
| 20. In 1850. the number ofhogs were 16,
Qa2. valued al 2s.68Ar7sVerage 4 H. s- -,
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.aETA - Ii


FOR BUTIER AAD EGGS. hlA
1 Will PAY FtiE HIGHEST AARKEE PRICE IN
OAsn, tor Boasr, bsgs, and ala aAi.as g. ase1uce'
! during the ssasun, ILAgeIenled Ar. L. III, leg
gets stuIe.loou, opposite Tie hOlan Queen House.
where sill bs. ASays ON band 70 see my iilehas.-
Ceas Aleie lAsFeiO' I, @asS psEsy i'f ls'p' ss'rA
pf0duce. e~N''estses As@NeA
those who are indebted to me can nov have an oP-
pOalnnIEy Ot PAYIAG tLeT accounts Ghh nkoIVck.
- JUHN ID. bkACKlN.
Carrolltoa,, o., MaslIT,F65. asRT
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Nip Aeptt|Is lI|'lHls
fglRNllIlD S)| |GIlED IL

tFHR npdsrsiRnsd most respectfully iafnEms
The eltsens q Osrronloa and Vcinlty, that esing
= N hdassS 81 he tines be has Fsdaosd his prices
20 place In he reach q al opportunity q securing
good biksnsss tor thsmsslves or kiendA NJ prices
7nge from tie slnaa sum Of SIT cents upwards and
you may rest assured that opposition establish
meat 10 the Vicinity shall undersel me, Loc kets Pina
and Mngs hed on the shortest notice and 81 business
eptrnged tomy care shah Be pFompdT atsuoae4 20
spd Az vork hopesy PVT " and warranted not e fade
Having he only estaolshed Gallery II he touht5, and
NJ perisaos d M buans.l warrants afn ny
ne the. an compeientl 70 plsesa The most asy. aDd
gise eutre salshcdon 10 al A. cheass and death 4
tbsoad h oas hnd, ikndly sucit enc and al - ell
and Examine apecimsna and av FL themsslYea q ths
s"Fest pportunity 81 securing goof Likeness ere de
snbslAncS Ades. q 40 O. O. Il9l sl45ssU b 80
n. B. I vill bAFa ~ Sky-ight rpSms completed Il
the shortes. possible ume, have Just feeeved nsu
supply % stook can and cxAmlns - 80 D eco
- r..yl., .ss.sssssl b.s sab " GOULD,
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l. 6Nhsofibers who do not give notice 10 the eonsra.
~ are eOnsidered Wishing % continue the sdbycrp
oon. co iana ft-fa f -lia 81 faaa-sE
3 II subscribers ordpr the aseOutiBuaucs Of their
pspers the publisher may continue 10 send them until
all Arroaragos are paid.
e. II suhscrbeu nsgsst ef refuse 70 ale thef pc
tlodicsla from h0 oce 70 which hay are directed they
are held responsible tn they have settled The b aud
ordered them discontinued. ''N1s - - saasls3
g. II subscribers remove to other places without a.
forming the pnblishos and the papers are sent 70 ths
tprnler direction, they are held responsible. a- -
s. Tho Courts haye decided thai re iusipg to tax
papers from the ohee, OF removing and leaving then
uncled for Is primo aeie evidence Intentional fraud
Ee- POstmaste Who tfy publistInF that news.
pspe iS not taken from the Office, required to give
The Tsss on Why they not taken out see Post OF
Gee INSTRUCTIONS and Laws ., -. ~ ~.
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ls0M SAFE on RENT

4 SAW 6ILL AM ONE Are OF GROUND
tnsrswIAg ataate as WatSsnIe, 1ox 1Owl-ship,
- Uarrol county, OLi0, The min Is newly buils.-
1nsrs are more ln4n huna lsa taw loEs how n the
izrd. lie pfeh1ses wnf be scd on very modssaae
lsrms--a small pAymsnk in hnpd and the balance in
annual aImeDts. A NOT sOld sOon, they viii be tor
rsaI. Inquire oi the subscriber or InoMas Moore On
siAesyRl7si56 u.sg.iig pS1 ssasua nri,slmesa,
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Simeon JenniRgs. By virtue Of tvoallas vendj
Nv VS.. e1pS. Issued from The Court Q
a1Jahsi Ne ana Rob. OOmmon Pleas Osfrell county
ert Reed, and AAlsOn Ohio, and TO me directed,
Ayres Also same Va. win offer for sale It the door
Jsaes lhsaaS sseaIs thso Court Aioass,iA UaHelssa
Carroll county, Ohio, on sva.e.ss .;ast /, So.
=. Saturday the 9Th day Of July, 1885.
the following described properly situate IN tbe osn q
Atalysm ate Troll Carroll Ceaasy. o. iOllews =
Lots pumbsred sixty two. (e2, and aye, l0 Y said
Appraised ct eess HFsuas esEA j i :, = s y aa
,gsssdsa % sbam - kls'gS LII eisEfTsr. /
j My sfoSs-25~wRe - sssoyssa sissl
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JAMES Passion the evening Of the 24th
iust.s this unlOrIunats ndi gidual attempted To
break jail at CLEVELAND, by naeAns Of o. false
key. He secnred, or ratherforCed by threats,
the services Of German prisoner named Ruff
uersyhO is'under sentence for burglary, Y as
sist 10 the act. But 10 their attempts TO open
The inOsr door the guard 81 the ksycwssa brOk-
en- and remained in The lock. When The Tarn-
key attempted 70 enter the jail about 8 o'clock,
ttOlock up lhe prlsonsEss be found il impossible
70 iuseFt the hey into the loOlrof the door ~
Alter some inefec,usI attsnpU,a cold chissl
Has procnred, and the lock was forced Otf The
cause was at once revealed: Upon the examl-
nation of the prisoners, Ruffuer disclosed the
facts. - ---~
( Having failed 10 effect an,eaoape, the upfoF.
tanate Culpfit attempted to commit suicide on
Last Saturday night As The Jsilor Eas lock
ling up Parks cell for the night, be saw the
wfetched man place something 10 his lips.--
The idea OF poison .at once sHggested itself,
and the jailor suddenly Ts.openad the door ;
bat. before he could ssl1s, The prisoner, 9 pore
ton Of the dose hadbeeh CIV allowed. Medical
aid was 6slled in. and slrong sESsjcs we're aa-
ministsfsd; !; though PsTks kicked and strug-
gled, and ussd every meshs ofTssistanoe N
bis power, ssvere 6t Of vomiting was the con !
sequence, andhe was very i'll daring the re1
mainder ofAhs night. lie was stripped naked !.
dressea 10 smother sniL and removed 10 an
other Cefs where he Was Seesred in such, a
- 80 faN-- .l
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ATTK0HMENT NOTICE

On the seventh day Of May A. D., 1886, at the inst
sRcs of the undersigned pA order Ofataehpspl
was Issued BY Eleazar Andrews, ESQ., Justice Of the
Peace within and for Fox township Carroll county,
Ohio against the gOOds OhAtes, moneys, credits and
enecls Of John Whita, non resident Of said County
Amour, eIaimed Is eighty-oue dollars sixty-thres
Cents lssl,6s }. te7 3 TE0AAS GEORGE.
May 81 1855.-3W.
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DISo0LuTION on COPAkTNERsaIP

The co.partsrship here.Oloe existing between tbe
an,erslaned under the name Of Schwabachrr b other
was, on the nrst day Of February last (tSbS1 pssOSsd
by mutual consent -4a 2uatl s.s. is Ll.sl,gL :. i
80 tssz a,st s, SCH WABACHER
May "a, 65.--sWT,,g M W., SvHw. wABAOllfElK. l 81
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aMNOTIOE.

LlsI l9o 6Iai Eall NOTI0Eag'aaiIq % ao4J
The eEsdlsoDof JoBsv PEARess Esql ldsseaseds ere
hereby notified that on the 24th day 0tMay A, D. 1885
the Probate Court Of Carol county Ohio, declared The
Estate ef sid john oPsacCs, ns0xsns etedisOrs q
therelOve required to present their claims against The
estate, 70 the undersigned for allowance within 81
months om Ibe ne q The above dkte, Orthsy sl nOl
be enttlsd, 70 paynent. ,.,i,s.f. VAN Bk0WN;
= II AdmF J. Peafse. 4
osFfOlsOo, o. Nay al, '5S-=s~. PsIset "a Y9a'
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= TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.

AuPersOna Interested in Moore = Cos gift Enterprss
hereby informed that In eonsequence ctbs exist
ing hard tmea they have been Unable 10 seI enough
tickets 70 justify AduVng therefore no dra wing vii
Be made, a u moneys received by Us vl be refunded
hs sOon a. posiOle Agents who hare sold tickets and
have not made returns must be accounabe 70 the per-
sons to whom they sold. ls1' % MOORE { Go.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-10-20

TIME subscribers offer for sale by priv.te ron
,lltract thepremises commonly known as Bar
clays Fort on The Mora river, emhrasng The title
toa large tract Of land. 200 acres Of which Is IN.
der cultivation, with good grlst mill attached, ,md
inexhanstable timber in the nelghborhood. ss
The fine unbounded surrounding pstlrage and
convenient watering places manifest IL excellence
as grazing locality, It's desirable position al the
junction Of the two mpn ronfes from the United
States 70 SaniaaFe via Cimauon river and Ration
mountain is further ephan' ed BY the establishment
Of military post in the vicinity Inns presenting to
The industrious ana nersevefng specul tor exlane-
Gus lucrative advantages unsurpassed by any in N.
Mexico m % - i
Terms accommodating as The parties are desrous 10
engage in other business, and can be taken with or
without the crop as now standing
II mol disposed Of before The 10Th day Of March
1855 il will then be pnt up at anction On the pre-
misses and sold 10 the highest bidder.
BARCLAY 4 DOYLE.
Ssp.rnber ist4.-t-fl
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ms \. BARTELS. PROPRIETOR

LOUIS f. BARTELS, PROPRlETVH,
The above named establishment Is now open
for the accommodation of travellers and others.
in Alhurqperque New Mexico. The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords,
and the bar with the choicest liquors. The house
contains comfortable, rooms for the accommo-
datien Of strangers, and attached, are good
stables for animals.
Albuquerque Nm. Nh
january 28th l855.--6. m. 5s
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ef rcM 9'eney ,rlnpETY.
{rsiefaF i3gfEp 81 tTEs,
fpaiaged.
l'pe 8mys, " osapsqm RoAitHoo's apd
N 81 u nis0ntlo 'renWlif,
M Turner Plains. BY Long B9tom 10
Ch cf.
tr,m 'Mrsbms, by solou, Orange, and At-
water, 70 Elinburg.
Fram Union, by Centre, West Baltimore, and
Ithaca, "a Caftine.
Fran Upper Soudusky, bv Belle Vernon, Sy.
camore Mexico, Nemre, and BloomingvilIe, to
Retublic.
Frcn FINER -anlusky. by Browntown, to
Mors4illes.
Fmm ur'Nn'. by WesNilla, St, Paris, Ale.
US pnl Ep'ehN % pi ~.
From rfhrra @g n KilHTgttwH
yeyvNile fAsn 2tNtliG ga nN
From IAaaa@A itAFNgy Baker CHRISTIE
7T HatYe aNf all+s, ftflirim5- IL
= deqMgd e
ffsa Bimgmwile hyti9mpa Dslphos, va@
W9t.1nA Belpts h. Fryt N9yno, lpilm.
frn Vdhpnfng hY iR9fton, and Danyi
Il. % Uamncracy.
FpaW Wtpahkmeha be uoiohdpolis, Way.
aes,ied, Bouulhead, and Mcdonald, TO Ken
ton,
Ftom Warron, by Baze,ta. Mecca, Green's
burg, Phelps, New Lyme, and Leltox, to Jef-
ferspn.
From Warren, by Ioristown, Mort jackson,
and Ellsworth, TO Salem.
From Washington, bv New Gottengcn, Sepe-
cevllle, Mount Ephraim, Surahsville, Olive,
Shmon Gardner, South 0rye, Rcgnler's Mills,
and Clavtona, to lowell. sa
From Washington G. H., by Stountou, Moo
MS, I.eesburg, and Snmantha, to Hillshoro.
From Washington c. II. BY Jeffersonyille,
South Salon, Grape Grove, jamestown, New
Jasper, Xen!a, Eureka Mills, and Bellbrook, to
Centreyille. l
From Washington G. H., by Convenience,
Austin, and Frankfort, to Chllicothe.
From Waterville, by Groveland, Lavona,
West Barre, Ridgeville Corners, and Oak, to
Bryan. g isst
= Yum hhNnesNlHt W npIlHH'"l",
From Welsville, BY Glasgow, West Point,
New Lisbon, Franklin, Square, Salem North
Birmingham, North Benton, DeArfeld, Edin-
burg, and Uampbellsport, to Hayeana.
From Welsvllle, by Inverness, Salnesya,
Hastingsyillo, Norristown, and Augusta, to
Minerva.
From Wellwille, bv East Liverpool, Little
Beaver Bridge, and 0hiosille, to Aehor. s
From Welersville. Columbiana County, BY
Knoxville, Richmond, 8loomingdale, Smith6-
cid, Mount Pleasant, and Colqiian, to 81, Clairs-
vile q Nf si7 saistsA 4is tiNhf
From Vest Jefferson, by West Canaan, Dar.
by Greek, DARBY Plains, Rose Dale, Meohani-
csburg, and Mutual, to Urbana. f
Prom West Jefferson, by Wahoo, to Mocha.
nicshurg.
From Hest Liberty, BY Pickerltown,to De.
laware. H. ~ va iilf ssisia aeN
From West Milton, by Laura, Painter Greek
| ann Poplar Ridge, to Grsepyills, So .,..S
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From WheolerSburg, by Junior, Kelley's Mil
Is, Elizabeth, Campbell, Patriot, and Thurn-
man, 10 Vinton.
From Wheeling, Va, by Martins Ferry o.,
Coleriap, Mount Pleasant, Adenn, llarrisvile,
Short Creek Cadiz, Deersville, Feed Spring,
Ulrckssille, New Philadelphia Canal, Dover,
Strashurg, DeardoFs Mills, Freose's Store,
Mount Eaton, and Applc Creek, to Wooster.
From Wheeling, ya.' by Bridgeport, o., 81
Clairsyille, Loydsville, Morristown, Hcndrys.
burg, Fairview, Midalehun, Washington, Cam
bridge, New Concord, Norwich, and Bridgevil
e, to Zonosville
From Wheeling, Va, by sholt Creek. War.
ronton, o., Wellsburg, Steuhenvillc, o., Jeddo,
Flliottsvillo, pprt Homer, and Mouth of Yellow
Creek to 'Vclsvile.
From Williams5urg, hv De ~ Palma. Union
Phins, Rnfrri and Nevin. to NV Narkct
From Williamsburg, by Sarlinia, and rncas.
de- ptaScott.
From Wkesr.lle. bv Eaglo Furnace anl
Wntgn Fupaco 10 NcAlthur
From Williamsburg, BY New Harmony, 10
Now Hope.
Mills
From Wilmington, by Oakland and Ilprvcys
burg, to Wagnesvil9e. ~ @
From Wilmington, by Port Williom, paintc.
rsville, lnmherion, md New DuHmgton, ta
Spring Valley.
From Wilmington, by New Antioch Snow
EIill Now Vienna, lliehanh, l,ecshirg, Cen
trevlle Greenfield South Salem, AMI Lnita's.
to Chllcothe.
| From Wilmington by Cubo, Mortpsyilh,
1 lNnchborg, SiarpNlIo and Wilcu,ie, to
Eiillshoro.
! From Wnchauor. by Minersylle, paoli, and
Albany 70 Port Washington.
From Woodtlle, hv Whitestown, ouawa,
Port Clinton, and Marbehcod. to Sandnskv.
From Woolsfeld, by Lewisville. SummprG
cd, Byrne, Stafford, NIosterton, lIwricttsyille,
Middle Greek, Regniar's Mills. Aurela, Lower
Salem, Bonn. and Ferring, to Marietta.
From Woa,lsGeld hy Graysville Antoch,
Cochvan's Lanlmg Jolly. Fints Mills, Lawren-
ce, and Lower Lawrence, to Marietta
From Wooster by Mooreand. Mil Brook.
Shrore Nashville, aud BIack Geek, to Hum.
plpewylo.
From WoostGr by Plain, Reclsh0rg. Jpro.
I NnsYnlt, liANSNUIp, Nililn. MlnShnh 0ntnro
i Rlhlct1s, G6lion, and 0lentengg, to Buryrus.
From Wooster. by Smithyile. Marshailyiss
Fasion, Chippewa. .Iohnsoa's Corners, New
pertqge, Akron, Midllehury, Tallmalge, Btim.
field, Rtyenna, Charlestowh, pmisyle, and
NewiowO Falls. to Parren.
! From Wooster, by Naw Pittshurg. Roor's
Ashland, and West Windsor, to Mansfield
From Wooster, by Blocklyyille, Mhhicoo, aet
| NtRag. to perwyille,
From Wooster, by Robinson's WoNn Fae
ory ITnontuwn. ma L,fayelte. to Saynnn.h
! From Wo9stfr, ht Ci5nnr. & fir valley
eoagrass, West s~em, lIbmerwilln, Sganser
anil ponnfpld, to,Lq if,nqo.
From Yomestown. ly7'harch Fin. Vienna
Rowler John4mvillo, Gastavus Llndenyille
Cherry Valley. and Dorset. to Jefferson.
From .Xenia, by Alpha. Zmmcrmaa's. VIII.
Jamestown, Dayton, Liberty, New Lebanon
New Wes'ville, Richmond Ia., ContrcvillC
( VILE. OV1hn, Raysville, kniVhtstnWn. phnrlOt
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From Abscota to Pine Creek.
From Adrian, to Parker's Corners, in Lena
wee county ,aasi p.
From Adrian, by Fairfield, and Lyons, to 0t-
takee, Ohio.
From Adrian, BY Rome, Mendon, Addison,
Wheatland Centre, Adams, and North Adams,
TO Jonssyille. 'i s. slsafaia ni
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AUCTION SALES.


by c. w. BOTELER, AuotioneeT.
EXTENSIvE Sale Of Wines, Liquors,
M and Groceries, at the store Of WILLIAM LIN
TON corner Of Seventh aud ID sireets.--The subscr-
Der, desirous Of chang ng his bu-iness will sell with
out reserve, on Friday, March 9TH commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, his entire stock Of CIR ceries. Wines.
ana Liquors, Store Fixtures, &C. consisting IN partof
Sugars
Very superior old government Java Coffee
Fine Teas, Candles, Soaps, Specs
Starch, Pepper, Saleratus Baskets prcams
imported Cigars Tobacco, and Snuff
Sardines, Ssaces, American aud English Pickles
Brandes, Gin, Whiskey, Jamacai Rum, Wines
STORE FIXTURES.
Such as Counters. Shelves, Bins counter and plat
form Scales, Store Truck &c., together with large
assortment Of goods usually sold by grocers, which
is deemed unnecessary TO p.rticularize.
Special attention Is called 70 the Chateau Barnard
Mayatt a Co., London Dock, and old Imp rial Bran
dies. Also, superior old Whiskey, Madeira. Wines,
&c These liquors are unsurpassed In quality and
worthy the attention of connosseurs.
The trade generally and families will find this sale
worthy Of their presence.
Terms All sums of and under $50 cash over
$50 credit Of 80, so, and 90 days for approved
dorsed notes, bearing interest
WILLIAM LINTON.
CHAS. w. B0TELER,
mar 6--8tm Auctieneer.
tFy The aboye sale will be continued on
@. w, BoTELER,
mar l0--lt Auctoneer
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Ne,o York Markets.

New York, March lO--Cotton ia downward and
dull. Flour ia upward and firm. Sales Of $3.50
bbls. Southern is firm; sales of 100 bbs. at 30
l2a$s 10. Wheat is upward and firm; sales Of
Pennsylvania white at 90 90; Southern white
good 81 S5. Corn is tride higher sales Of To-
600 bushels mixed at "a cents. Pork is upward
and firm; sales Of old mess, $l4 25a$l4 81. Beef
The market is unchanged, with limited demand
at previous rates. Lard is upward and firm Whis-
key is quiet; sales Of Ohio at 81 cents.
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MNYCLOPE DIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev.
~ Harvey Newcomb.--GRAY& BALLANTYNE,
4s8 Seventh street. the only agents for the sale OF
this work in the District Of Columbia, and Alexan-
dria Subscription price 81.
Several Of the city pastors having carefully exam
ined it, unite in pronouncing II g work Of great
value" being an important and complete history of
Christian missions throughout the world, and recon-
mend every intelligent Christian layman, who wishes
to keep himself informed Of the movements and tr-
umphs of Chrst's Kingdom in the earth, to provide
himself with copy.
Circulars containing asynopsis Of the contents can
be had on application, at the Bookstore Of
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
mar 10 4y8 7th Street.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

UHE Advertiser is DESTROYS Of disposiur
Of one-half interest in one Of the most prof
are four papers printed in the Office and the jobbnR
last year reached 10000 The earnings OF the entire
office for the present year, will exceed $4,000, as
VIII De shown 70 any one wishing TO purchase The
cent is increasing in population at the rate of IS Der
cent per annum. The person who will retain the
half not offered for sale, Is practical printer Of en-
larged experiences and unquestonabe ability indeed
II has been through his instrumentality entirely thai
the jobbng has increased from $50 the frat 10 Is
the ihird year.
No one but an American IN sentiment and practice
and can command some means need apply.
Address A, care Editor Of the Organ, Wash
ington, ID. G
mar l0--lt#
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Two all persons afflicted with sexual dis
u egse, such AS Seminal Weakness, Impoteuce,
Gonorrhna, elect, Syphilis, DO, &C.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia, In view
Of the awful destruction Of human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases, and the receptions which
practised upon he unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quscks, have directed their consulting
Surgeon, us charitable act worthy Of tn. ir name
TO give medical advice gratis to all persons thus az
aicted (mae or femalr) who apply by letter, post
paid,) with description Of their cond ton (sgc 90
cupation, habits Of life &C. and in cases OF extreme
poverty and suffering to furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard Association IL a benevolent Institu-
tion established by special endowment for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Viruent
and Epidemic diseases" and its funds csn be used
for no other purpose. IL has a surplus Of means
which the Directors have voted advertise the above
notice II is needless 70 add that the Association
Commands the highest Medical skill ~ the age
Address, (postpnid.) DR.. George X. Calhoun, CON
sulting surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
PenDsy lvania.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTwELI, President
Gao. FaIHcHILp, Secretary.
mar ats
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Bosros, March Sat South Gardiner, worces-
ter county, Wednesday night, two elderly ladies',
sisters of the late Abner Kneeland an inidel, were
murdered in the house, where they lived alone as
Is supposed, by persons who were after money
From the appearance Of their heads, they had been
beaten with clubs and stones, until life was extinct
The house was then completely ransacked A va
grant Frenchman has been arrested on suspicion
Of having committed the deed.
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.ECK ERs, FARINA, prepared ex.

HE XXI RS FARINA, prepared ex-
Ii pressly for families delicate and appropriate
food for oil seasons and one Of the most economical
nutritious and wholesome preparations ever brought
10 the table, emnenty combining the qualification of
the palate with ample and healthu sustenance Of the
BODY
Strictly speaking, Heckers Farina Is neither strn-
gent laxative, but restorative strengthening the
digestive and absorbent system. In disordered
bowels, diarrb@a, dysentary and even in cases Of
cholera, when food Is deemed admiss BILE by the ply
scans, Heckers Farina cannot fail 70 be salutary
and wherever known is extensively used in hospitals
and private practice The preservation Of health or
the prevention " sickness is at eastns important
the curing Of disease People in health should there
fore use Heckers' Farina freely common food 20
preserve the nestimable blessing.
For sale by grocprs and druggists generally.
Wholesale by Charles Y. Pitt, ~ Commerce street,
Batimors Dingee Brother. " South Front street,
PHILADELPHIA S. @. Bowdear Co, IL Long Wharf,
Boston, aud by the manufacturers, Hecker A Brother
at the Croton Mills, 2Ol Cherry street, New York
fsN- IL, ckers Farina Jelly. made in double bo,rs,
which render burning scurching impossible is now
exhibited daily Mt the Fair Of the Metropolitan Me-
chanics' Institute. in Washington mar Set.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING EsTABLIsH-
MENT

No. sl2 7th street. opposite the Intelgencer oice.
TNHE subscriber having COM ieted his ar
- rangements In his new store, is now ready 10
furnish and put up all articles In hs the above line of
business and would state that having served an APP
premiership with New York firm, he feels fully
competent 10 do all work intrusted him. with dti-
nsblity, promptness, and despatch.
dec. 1k " ". SIMS Practical Pinunhrr
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Report Of The Bribery Comn,itt.e. r.

TRENTON, n. j., March ST bribery com
mittee of the Legislature have reported that one
thousand dollars was offered to Mr. Decker to iniu-
ence his vote upon the bank question: but refused to
disclose names. The report was ordered to be-
printed.
-Four special bank bills have been killed, lacking
four votes-Mount Holly, Camden and Cumberland
The two first we're reconsidered. There is rather
poor show for special charters.