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WARREN LEDGER.

1 The 81 40. with .r.tait,us cremation OF Ie!Nf
Eiii Ae issued Dee. ], / -. expressly Tor The iIoGill. g.
Those whJ E-ay wish 90 -v43l th-us-ives u its lguit
on, are elrestei % hiui in tirir c.Tis on or .sicrs
Eos.21 p. TERMS. rns-.hirl If . cllInu. one WISER.
son. enc io.i5r. = =. l.. ~.
= tr---. set ~, lSsI.
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DHILO E. REED, Attorney It Law,
l. Warren, Ohio. ohce over New York Store.
Imay 10 '5I-tf
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5lISSOLUTION.- The partnership
heretofore existing hgtGeels the subscribers an
l.- tIe a.Lse aaI style offs. & Q. Moseri Is this lay dis
solved Nv mutual consent. TAc notes and accounts 81
tine late lrra, are IL the haIds OF SAMUEL 1loser ff
settlement. ANNE ADcEB.
Warren july -. 1854. CORNELIUS NOSER.
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DAINTING-C G. MCNurT, House,
1 Sign AMI 0rnamentI Painter, Main Sire t. lover
Gold STEMS e Othing StoreJ Warren, o. Dry and
gruuEd zinc for sale. Iau. Is.
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+. ASPER, Attorney AT Law. and
81 . Solicitor in Chaneery, Warren, TruHhIli Coz U.
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jobs n HH.S>- z "a. HrTgHINs-
az U. IL. HUTCHINS, ATTORNEYS al
- . Law. Office on North MaiL street, near tn, resi-
ieAee OF John hutchins, Warren. D. apr25
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u F. CURTISS, Attorney at Law
, Office at present with ). Hutchins, Esq. Norii
Main street, Warren. Ohio. my93 80
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L & A. o. FULLER, Attorneys al
L. Law, Office over Smiths d McComhs Store. Cor
aer Block. Warren. o. Jan. LIST 1854. ia
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NEWSTEAMWOOLEN FACTORY

MeaivilIe Road.
The subscribers having bought the Wool Cardiug e.
Enlistment lately owned by II. FOhr-. formerly Ailet
n Fobes. intend carrying on MANUFACTURING g
its various ranches. Wool manufactured on the ss.ret
ar by the yard, into Doe-SSius Cassimeres. Satineus.
Tgesls. Flannels and Kentucky Jeans.
CARDING AID SPINNING done on short noticr
Also, Wool Cariing ami Cloth Dressing. Wool earIr,'
into rolls at ! cents per ID. Carllns and Spinning
lsL cents.
As We are putting in steim-works. those having woal
to card. iy coming early in the day, can have the roll
10 take back with them
As We are getting on the best OF Eastern MACHINERY
and have had long experience in the business. We Hrttet
ourselves as being able 10 do As good work, and as
cheap, as at any other establishment.
Those having wool to manufacture or card. would d.
we'll to give Us a call as ~ strict Intention t. Iusiues.
We hope to get a share Of the public patronage.
II EspR.NV a. W
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LOR ABELL, having resumed the
i practice Of Las. will be happy to attend to any
business in his line for his former clients aud friends
or any body csc in this or any adjoining Couuty. AM
husiness N his line will he promptly attended to.
Office over New York Store. May 9. IS55-y
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MILTON sUTLIFF GEO. u. TurrTF
~ fLIrF d. FUTILE, Attorneys a
Law. and Solicitors in Chaucery. Warren, Trun.
'ull county, o. Once on High street. Two doors ives
nf the American House. Uars,
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THEODORE Z. WEBB, Atorn V a
Il Law. Office over Smiths q McCom' $ Store. War
rem. Ohio. Prompt attention paid to collections in
TrumIull and adjoining couLties. may 9-y
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NV FIRM NEW GoODSu

~ The su' scriiers are now receiving a large ana
lrsirai IL stock Of FALL y WHITE GuODS, to
EhicE they invite the attention OF the pa lie generally.
their Goods will he offered at prices that will defy all
;amvetition for rcadrPdg. or in exchange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time will lie given.
Warren, Oct. Il, IS54. c q M0SER.
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= q " ETtIiNG
NEW AND VALUABLE.

Th- m-st powerful King CD the ace Of the giooe noW
tri-us saprrGe H. the Aurrirna E~spullc. The power
q .ac e-5uued heals Of Eursp- sinh iaio iusigniEcznos
when compared % oar Azsri--a aiu%
L~uruT-=. Ein-s rpiay tire Pos-r vested In thea -
iacre,s- Tie RI hiss the r.ch al Icrjly. Eat % reduce
10 Trelier uus-r- and hs.rasL.Ji4a- the per and DEPEND
snf- uur Anat-sr hing zts forth With rs aal Wiling
nus . tv ia-ay EausirH aLd TIE srrluie cabin. rrsfy
si-ar O. ,irIinis-tr sriisE su.i ~ o7cr h-zith ami naPpt
7ess D. thr lo.ty znd iosly, tbs -ieh sni the posr
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or kil-z LytLi
Cancer, i~-Tpticcs
of the Shiu irsGrrlas
Tuners. Caa,lic Sofe Eyes.
Ring Wu-m ~ gett 3 SAID IIrsd.
Rhsunztism. Pairs I'm The Bcues or
Joints. ora Sores ara El0-=s. swelling Of
the 1I1nis S.pLiiis u~NSeP-s1 salt ibeum-
disease the kilu-ss Diseases arising frcn tie
U.s. Of Nercur loss 4 spp-ti,s iziH in the >ite and
Shoulders Gencrai H=ahi=s. Luas'a-o- Cuu-hs Colds
propey. Jauns.ice. tcstissn.s= ir1r,hitis- NeaknsSs OF
Chez. sore Thruzt .ullr-arv afi!-talus ah1a all other
DISEASES tenGingt & rE-tG-eS -sumPthla- Liver Com
plants. Female irregularities and Complaints Low
spirits. sick and nervous iieat ache Ni-ht SweStA
ExpasurrS- or .mp-uicoee in AIe Chronic Con
Ititutiousl ni@assN sal a = -pTing and
Sumner urins- and General T. nic f- ths
system. ard a Gru..e cnd rl-NsAnt
Pa--atise. il is SuPcunr - Bias
Liza ans tuu--e-S WStsr,
salts Sei4isz
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I DEW PAIRS CARRIAGELAMPS
MAKE HAY WHILE THE sun

~ that have been or hand for a series Of years,
which we are anxious to sell to any one thai viii I've so
foolish As to Is them. ylS PATCH * ALLISON
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KIM
Rmemher the place, sign of the Red Boot. No. 6,
Main street, Warren, Ohio. Apr. lS. t.
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atDrGfps.

D ?. CURT:ss. wM. J. BRIGHT.
Warren. O.. Hartford. o..
CURTISS & BRIGHT. Attorneys al
~ Law. Office Of B. =. Cur;iss in the old Clerk,
Office. north Of the new Court House. Nsrren,o q. or
flee Of Wa. J.. Bright. near his residence, Hartford, o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05

EoR SALE. Pine Pocket Knives. Fine Scissors. Fhis
u Letter aud Nar Paper, Dssd's Gelehfsisd lnk.
Ink Stands siesl Pens, &r.
Al-o. Fine French China. Motto Cups and saucsrs.
Mugs, Csnde siicks, &c.
LONG & CAIN.
M.y 81. ~
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From ,he Massachusetts, Ploushnan.
BLOOD STosY-WHaT Is IT?

MANY farmers have most curious nnlnns IN
trritd IL illr nranins IL : lllnpl Stock" Mi-
ny have an nlra liat il must be ~. orirl Siork,
and held II higli pflre. befa u has been
brought 4tross The ocean.
Hui III England ihet. j. vile tlis'inrlinn he.
iaprn what !. called Binoi Suck ani The con.
,non sinrk ,.f thai country. Grnain beer,l+r.
II .iork have hcen extremely nee ~ trgard ln
breeding. They have sriecsd ron ihe rnm
men herds ui cA II The yer, brsi illey cul,i iid,
and have kepl them aptr irnn The c''n,nin run
Il raiilr. rasl aT Al the rnitfnt lalyilasl. thai
oIirn si,us ihem.risrs III lie hr.l irids.
B. tutn-ing ili. e,nis fu ysafs ~ r,irrrs-
siun race ;. plcdnr d .uperlm 10 the common
mn 81 t.lilr--ani 4, eng I ~. 'arr bsca nr-
o. Irrlrrt lhi, ynn 10 place inurli 'elianrr %
,tir Dr,asny. lllilrsui rOi -rs hlSe hr.n puf.
sued by .inrk hrrttlrts ~ T. gland--bu' geurr lly
lhr sln ha. been i, pn.lart lay Animal-, ani
such ~ y u iarn ts,ly, reguflcss u ti,eir me-
nis ~ milkrr.
The sl,nr.hnrn Ddthams meet The views ni
lhusr WIN piidc themselves 10 The gnwih of ilir
largest animals, ani surh v WI fsiien - ihfrr
or l,ir years nf ,re. These cii'le are SAID ir
iiipn Al les. rxprnse alsn ilian ,le ptonisc'ipn-
herds II mr. counify ---hui n reliable m,krs
lie iuil blnmi Dd,hams have Ia,led 10 give saIis.
fscn y 10 purchasers.
But prejudice eAisi- sc ,in.i what !. caIeil
"ht1od .inrk." thu y. impnr.rl stuck. ani ihr
qaesii,n is often a.kei. why i mi nur nwn ns.
li,e .iark as pnni as any lila, ein We inpnnrd
We have eows u no piricular breri ih,, will
excl The genital run " inpn,d cows. sni 1hy
shall We nui rrly aa them IN preference 10 wha
70 ir,mr,l .. hlnnd stuck -
Npw We have M iilps that The lsrnirrs o.
Rniain ate ihc only people rapihle pfo'i"cing
!. hInDI .tn-k." rnry hive taken the lead u
this businpss, sni 10 ihcm We look fnr iniorn.'
lioa - tcsard 10 RESULTS but &C ne net bound
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No. 1916.

tory, ihsy we're matched, sinSle-handed, with
the army Vi sl,ilizstion, and their strength
wasted, and their prestige v.niAhed like a
dream. " ths eld near or Gr, the vague
terror OF Russian resources, which has been
the bug bear Of Europe, is dssipated forever.
The sure, lnyins bic .pirit NJ Russian pro-
gress, which acts like i fascination ON East
ern fatslism, has been ~ broksn down and
trampled. before all the world. that tie East
can never be bound by that spell again.---
The nakedncss oi Russia has been uncover
ed, her impregnabls fortresses are in ruins,
her shallow seas have been swept by our
floti'as, and her stores, the accumulation of
generations, destroyed Were peace signed
10 morrow, the war would leave her so bro
ken III men, money, and spirit, that the
Mn,k Of generations wuuid hardly repairher
loss.
/" We believe that her internal condition,
could We but see IL, would be found TO cor
rrspnnd with the condition OF her coasts
Without another victory. or the destruction
Of another farlress, our blockade. and the
consumption ii stores and men, would prob
ably complete Dur work. Russia is no uni
~, and has but tie barest skeleton Of IN
tcrnal organization. Every fresh effort and
strain lousens the joints and bands Of her
NJ cumpacted frame. The probable issue OF
this war, for Russia, is an internal reyolu-
tim.
"The pressure on our countrymen and on
nur allies is heavy one, butt is as lea-
ther weight, compared with the pressure on
our ioes. No natiun can long endure the
burden Of such war without large extcr-
nal mlnistriesof sympathy and succor, and
luss,a has none l. help her none TO say TO
her, heartily, "Gud speed" II is unwise
to, pr0phesv "times," or toreckon too close.
il how much misery an ensIared aud ianat.
zeal population can endure. Butwe believe
that the fall of Scbastopol was the begin
nlng oi the end, and that each success Of
The Allies on the coasts Of the Euxine brings
the end ylsIbly more near. But be il near
or lar, two brici campaigns have effected for
Europe a delneiance whose magnitude none
can measure, and have proved that the forces
Of civilization have clear advantage over the
mi9htiest arHamcnts which barbsfism can
bring into the field. The eonquests Of the
Allies assure more than the limitation of Rus
sian ambition; they assure to the West the
possession ui the fruits Of long ages Of pain
iul development, not without strife aud blood.
Of old, the iallest aud brightest homes OF
civilization aud religion rarely renamed ma
ny age. undevastated by resistiess barharic
hosts. Let US thank God that that dark trag-
edy can be enacted no longer; barbarism, as
d iOrce Is dead"
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,and and. foot. 10 The opinion, Of foreign b,,e

manu- aiu. .iout, 10 ihe opinions oi lufeiyn bft ed.
ers.
Let ns examine this subject fairly. Is il he.l
10 h,eed proniscuously and pick onl Of the mas
prnduclien the best looking Individuals ls u
b Tier To endeasoF 10 rear race from ibr mnsi
noud mixers. and keep that race apart lron, lllr
mean ANIMALS which are ollen reared as fafm
stock "a
drOref who goes inin the interior 10 buy
COWS viii prrir. sncl a.e bred BY an old larn-
er wl,n lias long been IN The p,aclice Of RAISING
his avn calves. and breeding from the he.i ol
hls~n A farmer who has pursued This course
Tor twenty years0r more has n,w, in fact, ''hlnnd
stock" IL his own prodIriinn, and can calculate
with considerable confidence on the eualups ri
The calves on Young callle tha, he has produced.
By pursuing this method we can rear a. gra,
hlood stock as any foreigner who ever H. ri
Time. patience, and siric, attention, are needed
10 cnme to the result which foreign breeders Ia =
rnma 10 IN the improvement Oi their hef,ls.
We can have rs good cattle as any thai have
been prodncrd in England il we Will have pa.
iienre and continue long in tine right course.
nfen happens that ~ individual COW, ot M
= p,rlicnl,r breed, wlll yield more milk AMI hlnfr
ilfH lilS average Oi OltDu shfk. W Uf w " !.
Wil her progeny DO The lkel II we ranno
rely IN her progeny we cannot arcnnh' h'i a.
ni any great advantage Il the public. though let
nwner ,nay have mad profits out II her.
Drwrrs go annnilly into The inerlnr to bny
COWS 10 supply drm'n Of people siIn live an
ihr ,ra-hsaui, u near large towns whrre ynnus
ratlr canunt be ,siscd without great rnsi. A
shrewd droser picks up iiiuy or rly oI ii,r bet
raw. ihal hecan fini IN Vermont OF ~ canada.
Well. he sells TO hose who cannrt aifrt 70 rear
calse.. rhr purchaser. are benefited hy hi.
,ourso Il uaffic. he bas lot Of rows !. trans.
ferrei lrnn Vermont - Rholr lsllnd-h NJ
lhe least advance Is made IN lhe lanpr " ,neut
Of .i'rs Rhode Isiaqd sill continues 10 max,
veal &c al the calves. and Vermont coalInnrs T.
rear al, good and bad.
And vel We hear rroakcrs dsclaiming agaln.f
blood stock. or sci Ct stock, because b'siani
i,dvdn. is sometimes found 10 prove suprrnr
10 The avriage nl blood stock or legitimate -iock.
Impaired stock, ani sll bload stock thn"ld h.
Judged by is real merits. II Americans vii pay
ihe same attention in breeding which Foreigners
have done, they can. without donb' resr a g,ni'
4 imals IS any Of foreign production. Will
Iilry I'oi make The Trial!
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Be charitable ID thought a. wcil as asiida.
Improve yourself By 81 The means il ,otf
can powsr, me1islly and ph!sissilt.
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HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

TIIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
RY the aid Of microscope. we see millions Of lille
- opening. the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment when rubbed the skin i csrrd
10 any organ inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Disorders Of the Liver Affections OF the Heart Inlm.
malian of the Lungs. Asthmas Coughs and Colds are
by its meaas etlec.ualy cured Every housewife k1ows
that ssl passes freely through bone ofs any tik.
ness. Thshealing Oinmrn lar more reaal penrlrstes
through any bone frshy part u the living hoy. cur
ing the mosi dangerous inward complaints. that cannot
be aeaehcd by o,hcT means
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AND ULCERS.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on tho use ~ this wonderful Ointment. when having
10 cope with the wor cases u Sores wounds ulcers
gl.ndul.r sselngs. aud ,umors. Professor Holloway
has. BY command Of the Allied Governments dispatched
TO the hospitals Of the EI- large shipments ihi. Tint
meui 10 be used under the direction. afIhe Medical Stall
IN the worst sasr. of wounds Il viii cure any ucei
sl.ndulI swelling, Stiffness u the joints, even Of 20
Sssrs standing.
PILES AND FISrULAS,
These and oihsr simiar Distressing complaints can be
erciusy cud II The Ointment he well rubbed in over
the parts affected aud by Otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.
Both Me Ointment and Pills should Be used IN tlx
Joiio,oing ra,es.
Bunians, Piles. Sores Of all kinds,
Burns, Rhrumstism. sprans.
Chspped Hands, Sall Rheum. Scaid-,
ChIihisins, skin Diseases. Sweled Glands,
Fi,iulas. Sore Legs. sliff Joints,
Gout. Sore breasts. ulrefs.
l.umbsgo. Sore Heads. Ienefcal Sores,
MsrcursiEupions. soe rhroai., Wound. Of all kinds
- sold al the manufacioHs Of Professor HoLLowl
so Mstlen Lane, New.York. aud 2i4 Strand. London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Me
eines ihreuehnut the United States. snd The ci,rrt
wsrld. 10 Pots. Il IS cents. 62t cents, and each.
g There ]. considerable saving BY taking the iai
gesl tires.
n. D. Directions Cor the guidance ofpaiisns IN ever,
disorder ave sfired TO zach Pot.
september 70. s--l2ms
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ErrEer OF rnr wAn rpos Rrssn.-Al.!s

EFFECT W TIE WAR UPON RUssn.-A late
number "f the London Times SAYS:
/" The Russian exports which were in
lS4J oi The aue Of l6,B00,O00 silver rou-
b!cs, rose ~ ls47 to more than 0,0OO, 900.
Although this high mount was not sustained
during lhc succeeding years Of greater plen-
y, vet the Russian trade still increased
rapidly. In 1852 the exportalion was to the
,alae Of 54,0O0.OOO roubl-s; and in 1858,
Tie las, year Of peace. il had risen 70 -,
COG. 600. partly from natural de,elopcment,
partly under tie influence oi deficient har-
vest pf lhc preceding year. Now came 70
al end iii, great aud sa,lten prosperity
In eight years the value ofexp0rted Russian
grain had increased three and -half fold;
land owners had been enriched, the state
lad been relieved, material improvements,
ruads. canals, &C.. had been commenced,
vh,n in ~ evil hour the Gar oatrsscd the
rights nf natuns aud Of liberty, and III las
cDln. 10 Ciose III 1854 Tie export IL grain
fr,l I. the value Of l4,ooO,OOO ruubes, and
must 81 this was probably shipped during
the three months which preceded the de.
Claralion Of ~sr. The export Al. the preseat
moment fran The whole Il Russia i probably
not tenth Of what il was two years since.h
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BARTER / BARTER |

yNANTED. IN srehsnsc for Dty Goods RsF,.
w OH Castings. Copper, Brass, Dried Fruit o. all
kinds, Herds trsss, TimMhy and oihc Seeds, Faf
Thread, and alI kinds Of Homo spun Cloth.
Aso wsnied in sxchsnse tm Gforerss o. ehet Goods.
Corn, Wheat, Meal Flour Flsr Seed. and oil kinds Of
as'i''ins' JAMES WEBB.
March aoth. isss TO-
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

To th Faculty and 7ru,ite, Of Srhooisgpi Colleges
G.srItsrss--The undetsi0ncd arc preparing large
aud handsome Map of the STATE aud Gareeef To &C.
company L. We wish 10 have enzra,ings af the Pub.
Iie Buildings. College. an Aesdcnies, 70 emrlish the
Gazetteer aud the hiflrrs II hc Msp. 1hi. pin will
give publicity 10 ,our Institution well shos what
oui taie s doing. We will thefciate. ip.sn IN lhe
t;afr,irrf, an esrravnE of your building if YOU will
furnish us wiIh The drawnes-you paying The expense
% ihc plaie, Of which you have dupcae s,seo-
ypc plate Cor yeur CifcuIlt &c. And u you will pay
the expense 81 engraving wit slso have ihe Bull.
ding Oh the Map bodef. whieh will be advertisement
for al time 10 come lfyoa will send Us written DE-.
srdpon uf yaur College. o. school s nane, location.
faculty. trustees, terms. 6e. will insert i IN The tia.
zetetf free Of chsree Several In-iiuiions have sesy
done 90. bot ". want sll ~ The State.
Very Respectfully your ebedcnt servants,
VIM. u COOKE. Rslrgh,
SAMUEL rEARcE. Hillsboroush.
Adire. WIN. d. Cooke, si Rsleish, NC.
June 10. 1855. es--
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IIlST RECEIyED.
jrsT RECEIVED.

zoo IBs. Po,, Lead cas- n.. white Zinc Paint,
DUU 10 GALS Sweet Oil, hhls. Tanners oil,
5 rals. iapan ysmish. u Is. Paris Green,
. s,a psisn, Pain, Dnes Dsy White snd Rcd Lead
"a M. French Zine o. Peieelsin Whit, &e. &c.
LONG & CAIN.
Inns y. 1855. as
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NEaRiSo or FtANNELs.-Thrrc IS very
important matter connected wifhires which
! Cannni pass 0ter 10 silence: | mean the
wearing 81 flannel nryt tie skin. In the
miuds u many persun. there j. considerable
prrlaticr against wearing it, though o! late
years there !, snander pnbie opinion than
formerly. ! will now state ,ery briefly the
: yani,srsn ni flannel. and give some striking
example, ~ confirmation. In tie irst place,
il is bad conductor of ealoric, and tends,
therefore, to prevent tho ,scapc Of anin,ai
heat. l;aid, largely il protecting the body
against the Influences oi sudden change. ni
the weather. ljy picScnliny the rapid escape
u tbs animal heat, aud hs the gentle friction
of the skiu aud tie slight irritation ol thl
general surface, iis tendency is 20 keep 10
an equal temperature The gentle friction
aids in maintaining tie circulation 10 the
cuiansoss vessels, and II the same time im-
rarts hraltifal stimulus TO the nerves. That
u contributes n0 little 20 these ends msy b.
ruadily perceived by observing tie change Uf
temperature and other effects produced un
part subjected 20 lrictiDn by tie haul, -
~ ans other way. know that t.e irritation
pr'alaccd BY ianncls is 80 great ia some per.
suns that they cannnt wear il next 10 ID.
skin. When il il worn loosely, as il shca,d
alsats BE- danr. this Fiction must take place
~ : considerable extent in every movement
~ ise buhy. have Ii aid, as another al.
vantage, that there IL nOntfrr material which
ss,vbs 80 well the exla,ticns IRON tie skin.
This fact generally sugges,.a frequent changs
rr IT. thorough ventilation At night; the Tor.
n,er, however. j. 10 be preferred.
Ia Birds Introduction % Physoicgy.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05
ERYSlPELAs. SALT RHEUM, g. ScOR.
RuTIC HuMOkS

No remedy has esei done 50 much fn the cure Of
diseases Of the skin, whatever form they may assume.
as this Ointment No Of Salt Rheum Scursy. Sore
Heads Scfofuia. Epsiprlas. can long Withstand IL
influence. The inventor has travelled many paris
of the globe, visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing
this Ointment, giving adsice TO it appraIinn, and
has thus been the Of restoring countless numbers
Ia health.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-26

Wehad the pleasure, a few days since,
of grasping the hand of u old friend
DAVID BRYTE, Esq, who is on a visit to
his numerous friends in this County.
Mr.. BRYrE was formerly one Of the pill
lars in the Democratic Church In Ash
land County, and we were pleased to
find him still strong in the faith. He
has passed through the western fevers
and "shakes " unscathed. By-the-way,
Col. BRYTE informs us that he intends
to canvass our County for subscribers
10 a large historical work, for which he
is Agent. WIN. H. PREscoTT, the pop
ular American Historian, is the corIpi-
Ter, which fact is itself a sufficient re-
eommendation. We have examined the
work, and have no hesitation in COM
mending it to the favorable ~considera-
ton of our readers.