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TERMS.

The CARROLL FREE PREss is pub
Iished every Friday by PEARCE AND
CHRIsrY, at two dollars per annum, Paya
BILE half yearly in advance;Lif payment
be delayed until after the end Of the year
So so will be charged Advertise
ments not exceeding one square will
be inserted three weeks for one dollar,
our dollars for six months, and eight
dollars per year.
Communications must be postpaid.
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at isErare 10 find in the same cOmpas
with more exquisitely polished Versifct
tion, more real piely, than is cOntaine
in the following stanzas:
Pilgrimsin thy journey drearG
Are its lights extinct forever?
StilISseppress the rising fear
God torsak es the righteous never!
sSIormsmay gather DER Thy path,
All the tyes Of life may sever q.
iSlill, amid the fearful scalh,
God forsakes the rlshteous.never.
Pain may''wrech thywasting frame,
Hea lth desert thy couch forever,
faith still burns with dealhIess fame,
GOd!OrSakes the righteous never!
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REMOVAL.

J. G. KENNEDY Informs the Citi
Gems Of CarrolltOn aud his customers
mers, generally, that he has removed to
the building on Market street, one door
West Of the Post Office, and nearly Op
posile Mr.. Kendall jackson's Store
where he Is prepared 10 do all kinds o.
work in the TAILORING Line, in The
neatest manner aud upon the most &C
commodating terms.
NIB. J, G, Kennedy has just recei'
ed Wilson's New York; RepOr. Of Fasi
ions for the Spring aud Summer Of 1885
CarrOlIIOn, May !, 1885,
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CASH w AN TED.
FAIR WARNING.
Last Notice, svithOm respect TO Persons.

A IL persons knowing themselves iu.
IA. debled to the subscriber, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment on
or before the first day of September next,
or they will find his Books, Due bills,
and Notes at the EsquIre's for collection.
Wheat, FIaxseed, and Cash will be
taken in payment.
Dear friends and customers, fail not
to attend 10 this notice fer fear Of costs.
1t is not my will, could only help it,
no offence.
The subscriber also has a small and
fresh assortment Of Goods, which he will
sell very low for Cash or Produce in
hand. No Books will be kept.
DAVID HERSH.
Harrisburuh Aug. Id. 1895.
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CarrolIton, Dec. 4rh 1885.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,
MOTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
AN sons indebted to the estate of Stephen
Maxwell, late of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have cIaiMs a
gainst said estate will present them legal
" proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
BENZ AMIN PRICE, Admir-, O,
STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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From the New York Courier and En-
,quirer.
POLICE-AI SCENE.

POLTCE-Ai SCENE.
On Saturday last, fellow named
John Green, alias Brown, alias Shaw
who had been lately discharged from
the State Prison 10 which he had been
sentenced for nine years for a high.
way robbery, wasCommitled to Bride
we'll on charge of grand larceny in
SEEDING from the City Hotel auanti
iy Of wearing apparel. This evening
as the magistrates were about closing
business, a we'll dressed young fellow
with q young lady leaning an his arm,
came into The Office, and advanced to-
wards the desk, asked Justice IIopson
ii he would be good enough TO inform
him upon what charge the above nam u.
ed prisoner had been confined. High
Constable Hays, who happened 10 be
standing near, turned TO the young
man and SAID, why what reason have
you for making the enquiry To
which he replied, no particular reason
] should like TO speak a few words
with you in the next room. MIR.
days retired with him, snd 10 about
two minutes came out, followed by
the young man. Indeed shall DO no
such thing said the old gentleman
Turning TO The magistrate would
you believe il, The fellow wishes me
10 conceal frcm this young woman
that he is thief, and has been in the
sIateIprson for burglary Gracious
heaven! exclaimed the girl, horror
tSruCk.
IIays-Yes | say II; bis name is Da
vld White, he was sent to the State
Prison. for ;eo years for robbng the
house Of Mrs. McWhorlrr, in Hudson
square.
WhiIe-No, Mr., Hays you are
wrong, was Tst in the Stale Prison
len years.
Hays Butyou were. sentenced for
lhat term.
All this time, che poor girl S'OOd
the image Of despair.
White Bu, was psrdoDed out,
Hays-PardOned out! Do yOu know
Allerman,' that this scamp is OcllSlI.
engaged TO be married to that oO
thing, end that Shaw the other fellow
ia prison, was 10 be married 10 he
sister on Thursday next. lis true,
assure you. They are both respecta
bic girls and live in Brooklyn, wher
these chaps. boarded with her mother
White--0h Mr., HSysi Mr.. Hays
HSys--0h Mr.. White you are We
yin used ain't youi ! should 40
DO surprised il il turned out that yo
are one Of the fellows who sSsiste
Shaw in rOhbingthe hotel.
Magislrate.--I shall see further int
this business, aud shall send him owe
till | can examine him in The mOrE
log.
White-0h Mr. HopsOn, you wor
send me 10 prison whenI ! have don
nothing.
Girl-To prisOni sonl him 10 pri
on! Oh don't don't.
Msgistrate-Take him away. An
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
1OWSR
AND LOT FOR SALE,
For the Benefit cfhe Creditors Of
DAVID PATTERSON.

The subscriber wishes to sell the house
and lot at the east end Of Carrollton, late
ly occupied by G. Wilson, the house is
partly wealherborded, with good cellar,
and pailed in lot. II not sold by private
sale before let Of January next, it will
on that day, bs offered by public auction,
al the Court house, one fourth the pur-
chase money will be required at The time
Of sale, one fourth lst April next, and the
balance lst April 1887. Those having
claims against said Patterson will please
present them 10 the subscriber before the
LIST January next; and those who know
themselves indebted 10 him, will please
nuke payment before said time, TO.
j. SINCLAIR
Agent for d. Patterson,
Carrollton Dec. llAh 1896.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTlCEis hereby given, that alIIper
~ sons indebted to the estate Of Daniel
Berleene, late OF Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
ELlZABETH,BERLEENE
Administrative
Nov. 9Th, 1885.
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POETRY.
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
SONG OF THE AMERIC ANyGlRL.

From the Baltimore Cnronlcl6.
>soNG OF THE AMERTCANSGlRL
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath sin our hand,
Our lips breathe out her story.
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are smiling bright before US,
And, like a rainbow sign is seen
The proud flag waving Ger us,
And there are smiles upon our lips
For those who meet her foeman,
For GlOry's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And-scoFn the threat of danger,
We've smiles to cheer--and tears 10 weey
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song Is for her freedom;
Our prayers are for the gallant band
Who strike honor'll lead 'em.
We love the taintless air we breathe,
'Tls freedoms endless dover,
Well twine for him fadeless wreath
Who scorns tyraDt's power.
they tell of frances beauties rare,
Ofltaly's proud daughters;
sOfScotlaUds lasses--England's rair,
And nymphs Of Shannon's waters,
We heed not all their boasted charms,
Though lords around them hover;--
Our glory lies in freedoms arms
A Freeman for a lover!.
]. II. H.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

THE subscriber earnestly solicits
Il. all who know themselves indebt.
ed TO him either by Note or Book &C
count, to settle and discharge the
same, nor before The last Of anua'
ry next, as he wishes to have his old
accounts settled amicabIy and speedi-
ly--otherwise they must and shall be
settled with c0stSi Those who com
ply with the above requests will con
fer a favour on the undersigned.
The subscriber is thankful for past
ravours, and hopes TO merit a share oI
business in Rme 10 come.
JAMES DAVIS.
December 18Th, 1885.
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.AnecdOte --'Flow do you like my
cigarsl said Boniaee 10 a wag who
had just boughta real Havana from
him oh, they would do very well,
said Quiz, If a fellow had sticking
plaster on the back on his neck 10 help
to draw
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation agter November Term, 1885.
Christian Stern h,
CS. Upon fetlllon Tor
Nancy Fink 81 al) Partition.
BY virtue of an order Of tho Court Of
Common Pleas oil Carroll county, OHIO,
made at The November term, A. d. 1895,
in the above mentioned case. will offer
for sale ut auction, at the door of the
Court house in said county on the 18th
day Of January 1886, the following deS-
clibed lot viz; Lot numbered seventy
two in Roberts first addition to the town
Of Centeryile- now Carrollton, measuI
ing sixty feet on market street, and one
hundred and thirty two feet back, Sale
10 commence at ii o'clock A M. Of said
day, when and where the terms will be
made known.
B. GRIFFITH, Sh'f,
Sheriff's Office, CarrOllton,
December lllh, 1885.
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New Grocery store.


TNHE Subscriber has just received and
u is now opening, in the Nong white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton,
fronting the Public Square, we'll selec
ted supply of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, OF Teas, Sugar, Col
fee, MOlasses, MackareI, Tobacco, Sc
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and lpdigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, ShoebIack
ing, Alum, Pearlash, Cotton Batting
Raisins, COn(ectionaries &c. &c. All
Of which he will sell on the most reasona
BILE terms for cash, or approved country
produce.
IS. c. MARKER.
n ~
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Ok1LN IN Ae
The Stockholders of the Sandy ant
Beaver Canal Company are hereby noti-
fed,
WHAT they are required to Pay,stc
- MICHAEL ARTER, Treasurer, al
the town OF Hanover, or to bis agents, an
instalme of TEN per cent. upon the
capital stock of said Company, on or be-
fore the twelfth day Of January next
being the seventh instalment.
By order of the Board.
CHALES ID. HOSTETTER,
Sec'ry,
Office of the Sandy 4 Bearer Ca
nal Company, Dec. | 1885.
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Nov. 9th, 1885.
ONE CENT RENARD

ONE CENT RENARl.
Ran away from the subscriber, on the
10Th October, in Jefferson Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, a bound,girl aged near
ly IA years, named Nancy COcIepsll.-
The above reward will be given to any
person brlnging her backtO me, but uS
thanks.
SAMUEL DOWELL.
Nov. goth, 1895.
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S'Please 10 give me light" said q
little ragged urchin with long Nmne'
in his hand, to ask feet dandy, who
was putting at the end Ofa Principe
seGsr, as he was walking Broadway
What said the dandy, "a shaver like
you smoke! 'Yes,' said the boy, ev
cry rentieman smokes nowadays,
The dandy's segar dropped like a hO'
potato.
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7ocE5--a:oE LOST!

LOSTIn Carrollton, or s0mewhero in
this vicinity, a smalliealher Pocket-Book
much solled by DISCRIMINATING six dol
lars IN money-the same being one bank
bill of $3, one of 81; and Two dollars in
silver; with several notes Of hand amour
ting (as nearly as recollected,) 10 tweRty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given 10 any person who may have
found said pocket book, aud will return
il with its contents 10 the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th, 1895.
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A SINGULAR INCIDENT.

DR.. Flint in the lecture last week
on The Anatomy Of the Brain, illustra
ted the system exercised over the
whole corporeal and mental functions
by a we'll authenticated snecdOte,
which is 100 remarkable 10 be lost He
stated that in Berlin, in Prussia, an 10
divldual during a violent dispute with
his wife, in the course Of which both
parties became enraged, undertook TO
administer a little salutary chaStIse'
menI. He struck her with his hand
a slight blow on the back Of her neck.
The woman instantly fell, and be.
came apparently, Immediately depri-
ved of all sensation, and after various
methods were resOrted TO without sue
cess TO reanimate her--she was pro-
nounced 10 be dead, and grave clothes
were provided, and some persons
commenced stripping the body offs
apparel, in order 10 array preParalo
ry to its inlerment. On removing
handkerchief from her shoulders the
woman to the great CONSERVATION ol
all present started up, assumed men
acing attitude and proceeded TO finish
an opprobrious term which she was ap
plying 10 her husband when he struck
her the blow that appeared to have
produced such serious results!
1t was ascertained on subsequent in
Evesligation that a pin which Confned
a certain portion of her garments to
her neck, was by the force Ofthe blow
driven through the integuments and
spine until il reached the spinal mar
row: and was the cause Of this insian.
Ianeous suspension Of all the functions
Of the body or mind. She was resto'
red TO consciousness, and to the ful
possession Of all her lacultiessO Soor
as il was removed. Boston jour.
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Harrisburgh, Aug. ID, 1885.
TACKsoN g. -1EENAN,
Cabinet4MakeFS.

Beg leave 10 announce 10 The citizens
Of CarroIlton, and 10 the people general
lv, that they have formed a partnership
in the
CABINETMAKiNG BUSINESS;
and that they are prepared 10 execute all~
work in their line, in neat. substantial
and fashionable manuer. They are de-
termined 10 work none but the best mate.
rails, and to employ none bat the first
rate wOrkmen. Particular attention will
br paid to the style Diminishing their work,
and every exertioR on their part will 10
made TO render satsiactioate 10 all who may
avor them with custom. Purchasers are
respectfully invited to cali At Sackson'a~
old stand Immediately South Of the Court
house, and examine Jacksea aud Tier.
mans.
CABfNET-W WARE, consisting ofaI.
naost every article ot Cabinet-Furniture
ia use IN this section Of the ceuniry.
N. B. AL ecders for work will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
JACKSON 81 TlERNAN.
CarroIltssn O,t .s(lIh 1875
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

received from Committee was enc by
Mr.. Cambreleng ways and Means)
of the bill from the Senate authoriz-
ling a compromise Of the claims Of the
U. States on certain msolvent Banks
with an amendment. 1t goes to the
Whole House.
Mr.. Giliett, from the Committee
on Commerce. reported bill to reor-
game the Treasury Department.
Read twice and deferred for two
weeks.
Another unsuccessful attempt
was made to suspend the rules and
take up the joint resolution fixing on
a day Of adjournment.
The land Bill, from the Senate,
was taken up. The motion to refer
it directly to the Committee of the
Whole was lost-a tie. Ut will now
probably 60 to-the committee on Pub
Inc Lands-and remain there.)
The Fertilization Bill next came
up. and an animated debate ensued,
which continued to late hour.
In Senate, on Wednesday, after
some morning business had been
transacted, Mr.. Calhoun moved the
postponement of the bill under con-
sidera:ion, in order to take up that
for prohibiting the transportation by
mail of incendiary Publications.
The question being on the passage
of the bill. a discussion took place, in
which Messrs. Webster, Buchanan
Davis, Grundy. Clay, Calhoun, Wal
ker, Cuthbert, Morris. and Ewing Of
Ohio, engaged.
The question was then taken b.
yeas and nays on the passage of the
bill. and decided as follows:
| YEAs-Messrs. Black. Brown, Blu
chanan, Calhoun, Cuthbert, Grundy
King. of Ala. King, of Geo. Mangum
Moore. Nicholas, Porter, Preston
Rives, Robinson, Tallmadge, Walker
White, Wright.-1o.
! NArs-Messrs. Benton, Clay, Crit
tenden, Davis. Ewing. of III. Ewing
of Oi::o, Goldsborough, Hendricks
Hubbard, Kent, knight, Leigh, Nc
kean. Morris, Naudain, Niles, Prem
tiss. Ruggies, Shepley, Southland
Swift, Upton, Tomlinson, Wal, Web
s:er-25.
So the bill was rejected.
The Deposite Bill next came up
Il but was laid aside for executive bust
ness. The Presumption bill was made
the special order for tomorrow. The
Senate then went into secret ses
SION. Adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

WEsrkRN TaADE: Af~a
there were ONE HUNDoSN1
FORTY-FlVE sail Of ~
steamboats, lying in the po.,.,
10! These were all load.S
spatched for '-the eternal -
about the same time; q ~.
days ago. there was not Ia
q single steamboat, ana II
schocners. Since this flse, 3
port. and in this short tips :
canal has piled in propery 81
for the west, until our sio,sN
are full, and the docks in fro,fs|
also. for 4 fourth of a mill. ~
merous canal boats in portS
to load their carSoes. ~
too, have accumulated nole,.s.
many hundreds have enp,.)
passage ''by the first boa, q !.
The return Of the flee, has -
menced: several steamboa,, ).
last evening, having passed !
craft coming down. and on /
will again be thronged with !
in q day or two. all act,ya, !.
I''ior the vest" as before.
Buffalo r..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

FLoarDA.-Alachua has b.
ly abandoned by the plantest
habitants of that part Of FL
mounting to 1000 persons.
Governor Call has divided {
rItory into 3 military distri cts
are to be established from -
the Withlacoochee TO the ST.
all of which is open pine W.
may be secured by cavalry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
CREEK WAR.

A deputation oils Creeks, suppo-
,sed to be the messengers of peace.
were by the last accounts, expected
at Columbus, (Geo.) to meet Gov.
|Schley and Genls. Scott and Jessup.
who were there. General Sanford
|commanded the Georgia troops.
1t is stated that several of the hos
tile tribes had been prevented from
crossing the Chattahoochie, by the
high state of the waters. The Creek
warriors number 1900. All the
lost mails have been carried by the
friendly Indians to Tuskeegee. The
The drafts were all undisturbed,-
the letters that contained money were
robbed of the same.
Several farm houses were burnt by
the Indians on the river below Co
|lumbus. the night Of may goth. 1t is
now said, Ne-ha-micho wishes to be
considered friendly.-The Chiefs of
the Euchee tribe are all for peace.
Roanoke has been recovered, snd il
is found most of the women and chill
dren had escaped, during the attack
on the steamboat while lying there.
CARRYING ARMs.-Not long since.
"a Mr.. Aston Youngblood, shot a
Mr.. Nehemiah Tilton, at Opolousas,
Louisiana, in a sudden affray. Mr..
Tilton instantly died. A meeting Of
the citizens took place Immediately
afterwards, for the purpose of passing
resolutions of coincidence with the
family and friends of the deceased
Among others, the following very ap-
propriate resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That we deprecate the
manner of the death Of the deceased,
and take this opportunity Of express
sing our adherence of the custom Of
being constantly armed with deadly
weapons, and employing them upon
trivial and insufficient occasions.
Spurious Copper is Circulating We
ry freely and In large quantities, in
Canada. The Quebec papers eau
ton the public against it, and urge
the merchants and dealers to oppose
its introduction. Several tons of it
were expected on consignment.
This trade in spurious copper coin
has been carried on to an immense
extent numbers ofpersons have made
splendid fortunes out Of this illegal
speculation. The Brazilian Empire.
and o Their parts where it is largely
circulated, have become completely
floodedwith it.
1t has been well said, by ] know
not whom. that an Englishman is
never happy but when he is miser-
able; that a Scotehman is never at
home but when he is abroad; and
that an lrishman is never at peace
but when he is at war.-[oLo oous-
TRUMAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

SHocKrNc.-The little viE,ai1
in France, situated on the Bsv n
from a place where ,mirth asd -
ment once reigned, has beea a.
IA scene oflamentation and voa 4
ty.e'gh. of.i:s hardy inhabi.anssl
on the 2Sth Of March last, 10 I ?
vessels. TO pursue their ordinay ,
ton OF fishing. A violent iiosa =
against which :hey struggled Il J
days, but the boats at length e.
ard every individual per,shed! 4
OF these unfortunate men we've .
and ffiy-six were heads Of Eanau
have left one hundred and sixty =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

THE CuT-woRM.-We regret \
from New England, that thecn1
has discovered a keen relislA
Chinese Mulberry. the supeGE|
ity Of which makes its intn
so desirable to our silk growsn|
Northampton Courier says
on the shoots Of the young IN
at the surface Of the eartke
and ashes are preventives.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

INCREASE IN THE Use OF Toas
The Segars imported from
vana into France, during =
year, amounted in value to
francs, nearly double the A.
the previous year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Since the capture Of Sants :
it is established that Texas -
pronounced Takes us, and 81
pie called, not Texans, nor -
nor Texicans, nor Texasn9|
Take Santaennonians.@~.
Mercury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
SECOND CALL FOR VOLUME

The President Of the United r.
made requ,si,ion upon the Cen
Tennessee for $500 voluateesa \
si-, IF infantry and cavalry. n
wanted to march agnins, the CMi|
Seminoics. Gov. Cannon has Il
proclamation in compliance wiih |
'ques; Of the President. soliciting I
may be disposed to offer 'heS Z
to orgar ixe themselves INTO q
ss soon as possihle.-Lcriae1es1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

TABLE CovERs-The Shl.
Lebanon, N. H. are enpae.l, 4
manufacture of an article a.
covers which resembles oil rL.|
has many advantages over Il
much as it is perfectly pliah.
will double as ready as line,
Ii is made of common sheet;n.
ted with gum elastic and other
dents, in a very tasteful manne.
borders Of garlands, wreaN,
vines. presenting an unique ~
handsome appearance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

rvnlIC llCrsE IN THE Moon "A rustic
having gone to the Carlten-hili Observable
~ TO get sight cf the moon, and after
having got glance Of IT, hs drew away
his head 10 w,pe his eyes, and in the in
ievval the end Of the telescope noiselessly
fell down, 80 as, instead of the heavens, to
point down on the earth. The rusiic's
surprisr was unu,,erable when lie again
looked through, and beheld the sign Of
public house at short distance. with the
customary declaration. Edinburgh Ale
Sc. With lcok more easily conceived
than Described. he started back and ex-
claimed, Edinburgh Ale in the mooD.-
GUIDE preserve US, tba, beats a"
lEdintu-gh Eve. Post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Cosr OF S,Lx.-A letter from Hon.
George Grennel, member Of Congress.
to DR.. Stebbens, says, in answer TO
an inquiry made, that the silks in,-
ported into this country during the
year 1885. amounted to sirteen mill
sons. four hundred and ninefy-seren
thou sand dollars! What an item =
Northampton Cour.
Great fish strive with might
and main TO chase down smaller or
weaker fry. to devour them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

A young man named ~ /
Gently married to Miss H
are now therefore, literally
and heels 0oee&key.