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OHIO AGRIcUETTBAL

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scssi op.saoS at .Sss IasS. os,ss S, snd p. rle
i permanently heated. Ia = = T-'o'e T'fe- "
lie desigh 70 place within the reach a 6,,,,.,,
bOtb Old and yoahe tBe nleans Of seoufi, ! 49,,
Science which have direct relations Ia A,il,,,--
at o tHa sls - ~ -'s,'-FF1HT S-lsH
% u1PLAN OF INST RTr Tfoxy "a g..s
T1;.. - HO 1iOh'
,bicb soss' a. eosrses o. Lee'eres, foH daily
~ the regular annual sessions held
~ nHsss "on'ns, commencing On The frsi
,',,;, - spe, any y ssnumg iortSelve con
ssS.a,s - ,e1seh o. me year Then tie Pam
IT,. - - splre Tune % attend.
A;i,,.., - tetei aeparimeuts u
sSned n = ,s al, Trsols, .s ~ Ign beng a.
eStsd Ia ,he ,,,anpo, a. Mads.., 49, 10y pres
Medical Coleees. 0''S"'s % '~osns IN
The whole sea Of the Sciences eonnee,.a ,.it
Tieullure / bx DIN netboI pfescu,ed H. - ~ a
period Of time and therefore ake. he
sibe to nui,itsses Who cspso s M oa.l9a pos
sven Schools on e1 pesiuisn,aI farms . 't %
ID ....t.z .z5....- SITRIE0TG .r.-....
DsAOiS.
me 1fAnchss ta1ghi snoface NiateSsr pertains t.
\ asss'4osJh ~ n i,.Ao =. oI Lap9r,
- vnsmSuy, 10 an W. sppne"uons 70 Soils Map
~ Gs' AHna'a0a 'sss'A"'s Lbsf and domestic Aru,
This aeportmeut e REGARDED /, ..ossi,i,
sud leans have been providsi fr is Ilor 5r, Bss,',
u.
III. Com paative Anatomy a Pbvtiolocv .ib -,
eial relerenes to she iesdhes ndbrssiur d ffocI,.
tory ano description Of Domesiion ADisls N tbs,sa
cral varieties; Veterinary Medicine and srgerT ~,
Omolo1Y.. go 4, - -
This department will be illustrated bv nFsnar.,io..
and specimens and by the practice befoys ibs i.ss y
saeh operations as asshecesary 70 Be performed NV
The keeper Of stock -. -
III. Geology and Minera1ogy; Botany. De.crin,;v,
and Physiological Sit speeI reference 10 ihe bstory
and habtudes Of planis cultivated in the Garden ~
Orchard or 10 the Feid-the various oodssof Ca,urs
aoa pg,ls.a adso,adI An earb " 8 o. trT $50 -
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R.NEVnLENC,

We do no. think person can evincs more benev
oent trait character than being moved ate distress
and suffering ofohers, aud fuftherore, anxious to do
all in teirpover % allevate by evefy possible means
human suffering IN this giey q the tase salo uOl
know how the humane and benevolent card an AcliDH
moe IN aceordAuce with their philanthropc TieWs than
by calling the attention Of their afflicted fiepds
and acqusinances 10 che iact that De Seth S. HaHee
of l0s Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd has discovered
preparation, which is Pct up ia the form OF pill
that has Specification for curing Eplspsy, or falling
6t1, spasms cramps, and all forms Of nervous diseases
Among those who have been permanently cured, we
might mention amenlber Of the family OF lanes n.
Beade, huntsville, Alabama. Mr. VI, r. s edge, Cabin
Point SuirJ county, Va, and Mr.. W. p. Ligon, Gren>
eda, Mississippi. We might 80 on enumeraIing nusl-
ber OF Others until we hal entirely filed up this column
OF our paper but we think we hay said sufficient to
satisfy every person that the subject under consideration
Is one Of vital mRo taRce to every one Rsader il yeb
are well nan o. woman, and have no need Of rem.
edy, psEhqps you know some person who sn0t equally
blessed as yourself If So cutout this notce, and send
II to him or her. 1t will cost you but little trouble and
probably il will make sou, instrumentain curing some
poor, afflicted mortal of that dreadful visitation Epicp-
~, or tsIliug sickness. ! Cr...rr
DR.. Hance end bis pills by mad, heeof postage,
to all paftsoit the world on she receipt Of remittance
His pieces arc, one box, 30; two 81 tsslVe, S24 We
have VEG gwen Ia g's ! ads 0oesssY4g d 2
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LET Us REASON TOGETER
HCLLOWAY'S' PILLS. =
WHY ARE We sIcK !

zs''-f WHY ARE WE SICK 7 IS .tss .
1t has been the lot Of the human race to be weigh.
ed down by disease and suffering. HOlovsys Pals are
specially adapted to the relief O the Weak, the NeT-
sous The Delicate and the Inftm Of all ehaes, ages,
sex eA, and constitutions Pfas Holloway persvnaliy
superintends the manufacture Of his medicines IN the
United States aud oHea them to free and enigluen
ed peoRlssas the best remedy the worlds saw io'
ssFHEsE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famoas Pills are expressly conbned to Oper-
ate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs
the skim and the bowels correcting any derangemen;
In their anetohs purifying the blood, The very ioun-
tain Of life aad thus curing disease in all is forms
DYsPEPslA AND LIVER CoNrLAINTs.-Neariy half the
human race have taken thesePils Ithasb proved
in AZ parts Of the Sord that nothing has been toand
equal to them in cases OF disorders OF the liver uys-
pepsia and stomach complaints genefalys fhey soon
give healthy tone 10 these organs, however much De
ranged, and when all other means have failed.
6 aaNkRAk BEBILfTG In u kALTH. hAAysof the most
Idespotio qGpsernmenls have opened Their Custom
Houses TO the introduction Of these Pills. mat trey
alsy become the medicine Of the masses. Learned
Gseges admit that dis medicine Is Ae sbest Temsdy
ever known Tor persons OF delicate health, or "heFe
lthe syeteai has been kspaFed, asits mygosang pro
perties nsysrfail to afford eelieE bus sipsesss-a,
FEMALE COxPLAlErs.-Eo % Female, young or old
sects and reghhIes the meuahly eOnfses ps APeFlods
acting in many cases ike chaEm. lt Is asothe pes
and safest medicine that can De given to Children o. al
agess and fdf aRs compliant consequently anib
shOHd be without it, fsirytsE Nsf-s "a. sraf u.
IHolloway's. Pills are the best remedy knowf
+ in The world for The following Diseases
EEahma .s Diarrhoa la5o indigestion -
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints vpropsy -.
fInauenxa Secondly symptoms Coughs = s'''
BsbiIg ssdsa aInaaAaiIo6sf gHoIh~ard Wssknes
lCeIds "a. .,l Fever and Ague IVeneFea Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms of all IDS Lowness Of Spirits GOstiveness sd
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
II Sold st the Manufactures Of Prot Holloway, q
Maiden Ease, New York, and pa Strand LCddca hl
an reRpreiabls Dmggistsa aRd Dealers et Healens
throughout the Uaited States, and the civilized world
in boxes, at % cents 81 i.seents, ahd siasaee I. !,
CN There isa considerable saving 'y @A'ns '"'
r. directions for the uidancs Of patients N ev'
ery dIsordsf sFs afRrsd soeaeh box. % 8 '-'
Feb. .S, 1850. ly
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4 TTACHMENT NOTIOE.-0n the l4sh day Of o.
II tober, A. D. 1855, at the instance Of the under.
signed, plaintiff order Of attachment was issued by
Thomas George, Esq, Justice Of the Peace within
and for Fox township, Carroll county Ohio, against
the goods chattes, moneys, credits and effects Of Wiz
liam Yoder, an ahsconding debtor. Amount claimed
is thirtysix dollars aud thirty cents, 1885 s0)
Oet. so 1856. w. JAMES PATTERSON.
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Sale Of Land BY order Of Court,

On Saturday, the 22nd day Of November, 1855, At
l2o'ciOck noon, on the premises, in Lee township.
Carroll county, Ohio. will be cold TO the highest bid
der, the folOwing estate the property Of William
White, deceased, 70 wits The north vest quarter ol
seesion twentyeight (2s in township twelve ll2l Of
range four. G. containing l6l acieF, more lesa,
aud is the same which w lam White resided at the
time Of ls death ,subect to the dover estate Of EiE
abeth White, widow, set off by metes and bounds
Appraised at q, 400. tThe dover Of thu widow can
be bought) Terqw, Iene:thrdin hand, and residue 10
two equhlapnu4l payments. with interest secured By
October 20, 1856, It'd. price So. Admr OfWm White.
Al NTTACHNENT E0fICEs- At our Insaace, an at
Hs tAchmen was this dag issued By Samuel Williams,
justice the pea Of Perry township Carroll cOan
ty o. against the property and effects Of Mary Shearer
non resident Of said county. Dated this lsth day O
Oct A. D. 1885. f31irs1 szs!ag rEla,at 81 sFa 30
esi0cty 81, ,J56. ~ sT0GK0N, CUsTER, 4 Co.
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), SMALL d Co., PuUi.Ae1s,
Cincinnati, O.

iFrom the Gin, Daily Enquirer, fsepE 2srb.l.
Dr.. Frsese's Combined System Of Practice for Phyns
cans and FsmiIies-Smith Small Coz: pubIishefs Of
this city have recently issued work Of the abofe i
tie and all that have read it speak Of IN the high
est possible praise, IL iscertainy one Of the mSst
useful and interesting books Issued from the press
The publishers are Abundaudy responsible, an6 any
money sent them will be faithfully accounted for. a
single dollar sent to the Publishers Ill secure copy
Of th e book, by return mail, free Of postage.
fFrom the Gin. Daily Commercial, of Sept. apth.
Dr. Rreeses Combined System Of Practiee for Ply
sciahs and Famfies.-This most excellent and useful
work, recently published By Smith, Small 4 Co., Of
this city, in now before the public, and yet We have
heard nothing but eOmmendaOEy words concsning it.
Every man aBd woman should have copy, and study
it vel.
Nov. Is, bs-3v, sa
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As agehera remedy for diseases to which al fani.
lies are subject iiOofhnds German Btters canhot bs
surpassed. ~. - ,.-...i ..s,.5 - =
~ PhfLlp'A, N4rch 81, 1855.
Jed, That have used your lIooaapds German BIters"
myself and 10 ny family, for along time, and have al
ways found them to act as you represent Ihavefonnd
them great benefit in cases Of Headache, Pains in
the Side and Breast Colds aad Nervous Diseases, and
earnestly recommend them to ali who mag be afflicted
With diseases fJr which you prescribe them, 60.
NFMN ~ BIN, PARIS,
To Dc. N Jackson, phIladsiphia. Me- 81 Race st,
See Advertisement. N
Nov. ID. a#p T4nUry8E 1.Fvr Avg
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DOAD NOTICE. .--Notlcs is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented 70 the Commits
sinners Of Carroll COUNTY, at their Decembss session.
praying for alteration Of the road leading from
Peter Hewits, to Robert Georges. Said <sraionI
to commence where said road rcrosess he Wellsvle
road thence vest along said road to between the house
and 6ara of Andtew Figey thence north 70 eterseet
the old road on the h thence aIoRg Tie old road to
the. line bstwsen Andrew Fgey, and Thomas Wier
thence north to the fence that divides the upland and
bottom of said Wier thence aloug said fence TO the
wood land Ofsaid WieF thence the nearest and best
route 10 intereect the old road the endof Myers
laue thence aong the old road TO the hl thence wind
the hfs between that and HcWitsIiue aud there ter
minatss.i EAa NAVY PETTTIONERs,J
Nov. s, 1856,
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saa a VA A."- -aas.
s ..4r& efuPJE siaf HtA
OLD HIGH PRICES,

Be t proclaimed to all the World "and the rest oi
mankind" that there Is now Ing exhibited the mos
magnificent aud fashionable assortment OF wearing ap
pare ever opened in Carroll county. This may seea
almost impossible 10 those who have not peFsonalb
satisfied themselves Of thefaet all can perceive, whE
Sill call with j. BLOCH, at his emporium Of fashion
in the Patton House Block Main street. and witness
the great ctemehtev iced by the people TO purcha
whole suits OF his cheap, made ordeF read dy-madf
cloihhg The truth h that notwithstanding the pres
Vt the times hes prepared protect the cit zens
Of Cas- rotoh and the neghborhood for scores Of mile
around rom the "bitBg frtsk Of autnmnt the chilling
blasts Of snow Wnter and last but not least, from the
enonnons and dOwhright imposition Of high prices here
t0ioFs practiced upon them in certain localities and by
esriain establishments he has Eeceived by railroad
large superb rich, varied and exceedingly cheap
sOrineht OF fashionable and durable Over, Dress Boa
aud fashionable coats, Also ponts vests cravat shirts
drawers, oveFal's hats caps gloves neck and pocket
handkerchief and every article necessary for the ta u
and winter trade. In nconnecton with his splendid as
sorment of clothing for those 'Iper years., he has
also large and extensive supply of t'oys Clothing
Tor fall and inter which Is also offered athe lnNet
rntes tie also has hand an extensive supply Of the
richest cheapest and most durable made 10 order hand
Trunks and Carpet Sacks g @
Thankful Or past avols he invites all to ca u aId ex
anime lbs stock No ehafge for exhibiting goods MOI
does saskvod 70 purchAseof him II you can buy
eeapest aps other clothing store in either tho to~p
county or State. 4- 15 sfsfts s.. Us. BsOCd.
Garrtlltoh 20, Oct. l6, ls56s--sm. sresFk SO
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y y Our tx TIlr.- The Asbtsbpla sssgIas. runs
ur the nsEe Of JOHS @. FRrHOSr for PrssidsRt
in 1880.
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r. The Cincinnati Copsueyeial Of oct,a alst,
says that w. S. GRoEsBEoK, Democrat, elected
to Con {ress in the second Ohio district. pledged
himself to vote to make Ksnzas q free State,
by which he gained at leasttwo Thousand votes.
This is what we call /" stealing Republican,
thundrr."H 1layr'Ia NJ
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A letter from St. Petersburg gives the follow
ing bill.ol,fpe Of he grand dinner given BY
The Qzar to 100000 peasants at The gates OF
Moscop "A } sheep roasted whole, 49l lats. .
s8.so01 1ires Of broth, 48O dishes Of Jelly.
y 2oOfowls, 00.turkeyss /, 900 ducks. $4,000
lnaves of white bread, 600 loaves Of brown
bread, 900 hams. 10000 apples. 46,Uoo
pears, 46, 600 plams. 1000 pals Of beer,
1000 pals Of mead, 1900 pals Of white and
red vine. At the head Of every labls,y there
was sheep roasted whole theahornS gill. and
tho nose tipped with silytr.. All the fruits
were hung upon Christmas trees. .t5f
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William Dunlap, ss les By vittae at a {. IA ct,
.A9Od wa akAka lev. "a. issued from the
John W. Young, Court of Court Of Common
ct. ais. - Pleas Of Carroll cCunty,
Ohio and to mssdhSeted 1wiI oaer for sale at pub,
lie yendue,pn the premises Of the paid John W.
Young. east ehd n cArolIori. ohio, on 4A1lAl
On iSdtardGg. he 22,sd day Of Nosea.5er, 1885
bet@ee,, tue hours Of 10 O'clock A. H. and O'Clock
p NJ, on said day. the following property 10 wiz
One grey mare, one red cow and one vat mo. 81 Of
10 sides Of tahcr IN tan taken IN execution and will
be sold By me Terms cash, - = :.
20 y ss.'5 ~ aea J. JHswHITCRAF AFT, Sheriff.
Nov. 8, 1855 Atd Or tees2 co. y : ~.
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MARKETS..- e


- =
Flour $3.50 Rye, A
Wbeal fred) leo Clover atsd k5O
/" shils) Lilo Dried spplss : sL5G
Timothy seed $50 Dried Peaches a.SC
Butter LH16 BggsaA- 1e
BsusHax IS Salt !. - - G,S7
FISH .-s'.u =. -'.Fe HANS asl'. -
Oats Is SIDES -n.. oa
Corn . IS Shoulders :, Oo
Wool 4c@sQ. 80 80. 80 . (, ,.,. 80 :. - T..
~ a l.5sasf '1-..-f -
ff.l OlavEtaxb. Nov. ~ tsss
FLOUR sapHhne, per btl - u. : ~ l61s
-" EKuz, H-tt .sa. u - . 6l2
WHEAT, whiis, per sue -ia. aas.H In.
Red, las
SQRs, QRs, 81. - % 50
.fisssls iisssiiss4 q" mgT l09iosS
sSIssgEss sSsss siu $os.lzyA ,slt'c,5s
vSaEEsE, Good, pstlb a.. 70
GGap, RIsAi ssElS.,' sIiS'' y ,.,s - .as.tl IS IS
FSss' sssy ", do,s' D. ls,l.'..s', ..fss.;,s ID
s4Lr' ,-s- per s0i., g.
lI - sssG tr, NEw7Yols Nov. a isss.I
FLOUR, suPerhne =. -. 40
"a extra, -. . = s,SO
WHEAT, white, per ba, .r1- . 81
tl", red .. go
CORN, per bu. 80 . =. 6s
OATS .f-. .H. Is
PORK, old mess, per bbl 10 1000
Z" new .. 90. .s. 1900
BEEF, country mess, " -. 400
LaRb,y Rib5,y .aaiasri ..gi.;l. ',5S 10
BUTTER, State, Perlb. - go saA.5 s!9s .
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4kr Ths s'ybeqyips H',qlfsyb TIE J,Gsr
ION Rolling Mils. At that place have been isn.
oOrarily Suspended. s-si "a 80
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BAXTEkS,
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h ,.saia s1.NI ENWl b. -q,'1
Fall and Winter GOOdS!!!

We are OF hand again Eith desirable stock of new
aud shiouzblc goods comprising all The various stSss
Of Foods tlsatcan bo ieuhd anyW here. And pe take
tAis method Of Informing our friends and the public
that 1s EY ARE poR sAt and at prices that VII aston
i,h and please Among our goods can be found a Ihs
late slyesof Ladies' Dress Goods consisting OF silks
wool piads melihos, parametas, delAues, Prints, &c.
Shawls and Dress Trimmings Of al the latest styles
2 MEx AND BoYs WEAR Cloths, cassimeres, satnetts
tSvepd. leans kc ,sasJ1 ,s'ffct ala5f4 sta51l
2 lby MD eLornrSe in this department We defy
competition. We have everything in that gay hsnt
oySr, dress and bisness coats Also boys clothing.
Doors AsO SiioKs. - Everything belonging 80 thii
branch Oftrade.
H1rs AND CAPs.-AIlfthat Is de sifabs FOR dsesI o.
CLOcxs.-YOa Who ssas the light time, esll with
CUMMINGS = COUCH. /
q. OctpbsEIs, 1856 s-e.lil LnE 1;LLl
N ARPETS, Floor and Table Oil cloth, good assOu
y menE FE 81 III " 81 2. 81. :
O. HAWKS. I Nov ! ae lime for aSicsi ishs'~l. y
II u &C.
m nm nm No FIFCi37 gRESPKCTFULLf f0
inform bis old friends and customers thai he hai
this day disposed Of bis business as q "BreWer and
Malstern at his establishment kuowa heretofore q
IVES Clevel md Brewerynto II. G, liaeas and ffsn
els Rowe and in returning many thanks to bis timer
Gus riends and supporters for the patronage 90 hber
ally accordeate him. scts acohsp ssnes OF il to the
new n' firm. sg'DWfIU sgtJbIEC. IVES.
aaE4q Bdi 94si 4 v.l6lr--- aIg.u h.Es ..-.p 81
II 10. LUCAS d. FRANCIS RoWks IN
IL % sueceediag Mr. s. O. Ives 10 the above business
under the sssls and itm Of H. O. Lucas 3 Coz, take
ths opportunity Of soliciting OF che tiHa
patrensgs and support very hbtFaiy extended "a
their predecessor, it s'as
.sais 6sders and communications addressed 10 IL G
Lucas l. o., "Cleveland brewery Canal street, Clszs
land, Ohio slIl be pfehip,ly yAttended ia u
| tE- GAsu PAID ron BARLHY: ksssg5nA
| Clsxellnd, o., August q, isse,--sS'n q ~, q
I,Iyrs .v..ni.h Or ,.niu u.rkinna, Rtu.hss i J
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Ma tnss e,slr we.s = W s.ll
all'pion % the gpgss q AIs. Sass ns~
vol given ip AnOabaF eduhss. This highly
nisrssine SOdk 10 nov before the public aud
has a rapidSAls. 1Rsas he sdvsHis6en. then
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nisSOLuTI0N OF FPARTNERSHlP-- The parsner>
III ship heretofore existing between the understened
in the ue camille business under the6rn Of Highland
and Pugh this day dissolved by mutual consent and
as we intend settling the books Of said firm and coa~
ing up the natter we would say those indebted thai
the books EilfOr short time be found at the store
room under the control Of the Undersigned where those
interested viii please call settle and pa,, not all At
least part as we need moEey,
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- sEIsEsyELLs EsrERsslsE I'--We are in r..
csiptaf ths Rrss numbers Of 3 weekly newspa-
per bsasiag shis nanls. Published A Kirksyille.
aAdsir county. hissOavis BY Waldoa d oshilI
ur. Robinson CshiII hsIss tom this county
and isskaoEn to msny, ef0ar eigizsas. The pa
pSS msksn o geOd appearance. and ability
marks ils editorial columns = Success e''so
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KHE-TSE-SINC.
me 0REAT JAPANRSE REMEnY.

= -, .---s~sl---.. :
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ValHable Book;-We inv,ls attention TO the
ad,sriisemenr Of Smith. Small &GO. 10 mOth-
er column. The book is one highly valuable.
We append the following notices Of the work
More could be added, bat we deem these snf-
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- ~ 80 e. EII5sinx haslln1bls vsFks b en-
iepailon of ahich fhe PabtshsFs aFs A. tkspeos a
only " oo iaaiesd q $50 ths lsuai pses ~ surh
ne1ieal N0rls - ft rrrr
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CLocxs.-YOa who want the. iigbt time, call with
CUMMINGS = COUCH.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-15

can you question the morality of La Dame aur
Camelias. Is not repentance felt at every
word, expressed in every look of Camille /?
Look at the expression Of the face of Miss
Heron, as Camille, watch her eyes, and the
sound Of her voice-then tell me what feeling
predominates. There is magic in that trem-
ulous voice, low wall and suppressed sob,
that awakens all the hearts sensibity and
one sees an auditory FIRST fascinated to silence,
then palpitate at the grief of Camille; the
tears 1ow-but they are not those of Crime;
they are the tears of heaven-born repentancel |
* No, Camille, is not an immoral
play. 1t is not true that Miss Heron has tainted
her fame by exhibiting the mortal and sublime
repentance for crime that man always is the
author of. The French have always admired
the Magdalens-the author for their sympathy
is good, being Christianity divine--and / must
say that those who censure Camille, remind
me of La Fontaine's fable, in which he remarks
that the stork cannot eat in the dish, neither
the fox in the bottle. JUSrUS.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-15
MIDDLETON'S ICE.
One price and full supply guaranteed.

TIME Subscriber, having succeeded IN ming
all his houses with Ice of a very superior
aGality, and having the most extensive facilities
for conducting the trade, Is now fully prepared 10
Ike contracts for The ensuing season, and feels
confident that The interest of consumers Will be
advanced by giving IL their attention
Persons IN any part of Washington will be
supplied punc. .uaily according 10 contract, either
for The season iviz: from lst May to lst October,
or for the entire year.
ITO avoid mistakes and trouble IN settling ac-
counts contracts should he made, if possible, with
The proprietor and not left entirely with servants
and those delivering the Ice.
Tickets il used at all must be paid for delivery
unless otherwise arranged.
Customers leaving the city for more than ten
days al IA tine, by giving notice atthe office, will
he entitled TO proper deduction; without such
notice no deduction will be made.
Notice OF change of residence, If given al the
office, will prevent disappointment
Complaints against drivers for neglect, careless
ness, or any other cause, should be made al the
office.
Ice kept constantly on hand at the office, and
can be had in larg, small quantities.
Orders can be left al the following places or
sent throughthc Post Office: Il.
NAIRN ~ PALMER, Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
z. ID. GILMAN, Penn. avenue, between 9th and
7th streets.
VIII GILMAN, Pennsylvania avenue and Al
street. lt S~
DR. +. G. McISTIRE, 7th and streets
FoRp az BRo, Penn. avenue and llih street.
RlpGLEY's Seven Buildings.
r. M. p X Nc, corner l5a and streets.
H. II. MCPHERSON, Capitol Hill.
l.. r. HoLaiEAp, Maryland avenue and 18th
street.
+ r. S. WALsU, Navy Yard.
- Dyson, corner of Penn avenue u 18th
w LII MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot southwest cor. and 18th streets.