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SKIN DISEASES are often owing
ScroluiouS habit Of body. and in or
der TO effect a permanent cure-the or
iginal cause must DO removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATiVE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered to tho public has been found moi
only 10 cure ScrofuIa, under all lie mul.
tIplird iormS, Of COncer. Kings Evil,
Goitrs, White Swelling, &c, but also TO
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from obstructions in the
glands or pores Of the skin. or from
impurty Of the blood or other Auids G
the body.
For sale bv l. Atkinson g. Co., Car
TOlton, and r X Gray, WuyneSburgh
September I3, lSl4
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RA1DNEsS AND Loss OF HAIR

OHLDVCCO AND HO'1
10 caused by a want Of healthy aclIo"
Of the vessels which throw OFT 'he per
spirslion from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, The per-
spirarion is thick and clsmmy end ad
heres 10 the mouths Of the pores ano
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or dandruf. Less blood is then
carried 10 the roofs Of the hair, and Tor
want Of which the hair has not sufsi-
cient noUrishmenI. and consequently be-
comes dry and harsh, and begins 'nsen
sibly 10 fall of which continuing 10 in'
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary vessels Of the head
10 their former healthy circulation, and
a fine silky new hair will make its ap
pearsnce which will increase in quan'l-
~ and volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in innumerab|e 10
stances, and will seldom fail, il proper"
ly and perseveringly used.
For sale BY l. Atkinson & Go Car
rolIon, and R. X. Gray, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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BOOKS.

6 doz. U. S Spoilers,
& doz CObbs,
doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Readers al
ArIthmetics.
Q doz. Western Calculators,
Q doz Kirkham's Grammar,
doE Frosl's History Ol The U. s.
2 dog, Missouri Harmony,
| doz ParIeV's Geography,
dOE. MltchelI's Primary Geography,
id,z. DO Geography 4 Atlas,
| doz. Walkers Dictionary,
HAlf dOz Comslock's Chemistry,
Halt dog do Philosophy,
H,lG Goz D'Ashgae's History Of the
Reformation,
Halt dog Edwards on the Will,
Hall dox Confession oi Fdrh,
Half dog. Methodist HYMNS,
Half doz Watts Psslms aud Hymns
halfdoz Davids Psalms,
HuIfdoz, General Assembly collect
ion OF Psalms g. lily mus,
10 dog AImnRdck's
On hand aud for sale bV
W. M SINCLAIR
Nov. 9th 1874,
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Dr, % JayNe's SanaGiVe
Pills,

For Liver Compidints, Gowt JdUdice
Dyspepsia Rhe"mot,sm, FeperS, Ner
vowSneSS E,BS;lPiGS. and diseases Il
the &in, impwiy # NE Biom, h.
.fomauons, NeiGGCholy Sex HPad
Gch. CoStipcneSS, Pains in Me Heod
Breast Side, B0ck, and LIMBS Bill
Gus affections Fea,die Diseases, &c
&c NC AID toheneUer any Purgdtire
Medicine may be required.
There is scarcely any disease iO which
Purgnlive Medicines are no' more or
less CequIred, and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person can
feel we'll while a cosliVe habit Of body
prevails; besides it Soon generates se-
rious snd often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided by timely
and judlcouS use Of proper CSlharlic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with The greatest confidence, be-
iieving them far superior 10 the Pills IN
general use, more mild, more prompt,
safe, and uniIorm in their operation.
10 using them, no particular care is
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, end. II desirable, cal lmme
diaIely after taking them.
Ago will not impair them, as they
are so combined as 10 always readily
dissolve IN the stomach.
In small doses they are Alterst i've
and gently Laxative, but in large doses
they are scllVely CathsrIic; cleansing
the whole Nhme enlsry canal from all
Putrid, irritating nBd Iecs matters, and
producing healthy secfeuons OF the
Stomach, Liver, and the various olhe.
organs Of the body.
They may be taken Al al times. ant
10 most dlseoseS-ln innammaIorV, In
ermItlen', Remittent. Bilious. and eve
rY other form Of Fever Jaundce an
Liver Complaint For DyspepHs the
are really an inVOu,bte article, grade
ally changing the viiA,ed secrelleOs
the s'om ich and llVer, and pro6ucin
healthy acron in those important OF
gOns. They nre very valuable for di
eases OF the Skin, and for WhAl is com
monty called lmpurily al the Blood
also for Female Comp psints, CostIve
ness, &C., and in fact every dlses,
where an AperIenl, M,erSllVe, or Put
galive Medicine may be required
n rDyprpsia positively can be cur,
by PeneverlnR use oil this VAluab
SANA especially II the Ton
= Verm'Iuee be used 10 conjunction
For sSIeby
I. |. ATKINSON. g. co
CSrrolllc
And R, X Gray, wayneIburgh,
September 10, 1914
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gao Acres

or good Land About 80 acres Of which
is cleared, under good fence, and 10 d
high state OF cultivation. There is OIL
the premises q large two story log
House, well finished and arranged for a
Tavern good double Barn. with o'her
suitable buIIdings-a thrifty young Or
chard Of one hundred bearing Apple ant
Peach trees-a never falling Spring Of
good waller al the house, besides mum
erous other springs. Said farm is we'll
iimbe,ed and furnished with excellent
Coal Mlaes.
Persons wishing, 10 purchase will
please to call on the subscriber living on
the premises. who will always be ready
TO give any required information con-
cerniOg the property, as we'll as TO, make
the terms known,
DAVID RICHARDS.
Loe9Townsbip Carroll co, o
February %, lS45.
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Produce Wanted.

Wheat, FIaxseed. Timorhyseed, Clio.
yer seed, Oats. Flour, Butter, Eggs
Beeswax, Tallow, Flax, Rags, Towyorn
in short almost all kinds Of produce
bought by
CUMMINGS & AKERS.
CarroIIton, Nov. 9Th 1914.
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GrDr SMITH having declined the
practice of his profession in CarToIIOn,
would take this opportunity o! recon-
mepding 10 his friends, aud The pubic
A. r CHISHOLM, NJ CD as a physician
in whom The utmost onfdence can be
placed.
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,JaYne,s ExpectOrant.

No ether medicine will remove mu,
Gus or pus from the throat so thorough
ly as this, Il efecluslly lOosens the
cosgulnted masses from the membrane
which limos the trachia, sud OF every
cough the patient will bring up portions
OF The disengaged matter. In all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems 10 be making no ef-
fort 10 throw off The disease, Jayne's
Expectorant imParts vigOr 10 the ma
chinery Of respiration, and enables thom
10 disencumbsr themselves Of the oh.
structiOns which had impeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Pleurisy-in word, all diseases Of q
pulmonary nature, yield to this PrePa-
ration. u properly administered
HAVE you A CouGH2- D. not neglect
it; thousands have mel a premature
death for the want oil q little attention
10 a common cold.
Have you q Coughi-Dr. Jayne's
Expeclorsnt a sale medical prescrip
lion, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice COR sever
al years, will most positively sford re-
lief and save you from that awful dis,
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an.
uuaIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, the tair, The love-
ly and the gay.
Have you Cough'-Ba persuaded to
purchase bottle of the ExpecroraUl!-
To day Tomorrow may be TOO lsIe.
Have you CoughS-Jayne's ESpee
tofsDl is the only remedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason. that in no one
Of the lboasaud cases where it has been
used has il isded 10 relieve
For sale by ! Atkinson & TO Gar
roIIron, and r K Cray, WayneSburgb
September Is. 1914.
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Seven Thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in one
year.
WISJ'Ak'S BALSAM OF WILD
CAERRI, the great American Rene
dy for the Lung romploimts and all
affections Of The Respiration Organs
We do no wish to rife with the lives
or health Of the effected, and we sin
cereIy pledge ourselves to make no as
sertions ss TO The virtue oil this medi.
cine, and 10 hold out ne hope 10 eufer-
ing humsRily which facts will not war-
raRl.
We ask lhe attention OF the candid to
a few considerations.
Nature, in every part OF her works,
has Iet iHdeliOIe marks OF adoption
and design.
The constitution OF lhs animals end
vegetables oil the torrId, is such that
they could not endure the cod of the
frlgid gone, and vice versa.
In regard to disease and itS care, the
adoption is no less striking.
The Mass Of Iceland, the Wild Cher.
ry and Pine Of all Northern Ialiludes.
land DIR. Wistnr's BaIsam' is a com
pound chemica extract from these have
long been celebrated for comp aints
prevalent only in cold climates. Indeed
the most distinguished medical men
have sVered that nature furnished 10
every country anlidoIes for lie own pc
culiar diseases.
Consumption in lie confirmed snd in
Ciplenl stages, coughs, ssthmG, Group
aud liver complaints, form BY for the
most fatal class Of diseases known 10
our land. Yet even these may he cured
Oy means OF The simple yet powerful
remedies (named aboVe) aud winch are
scattered, by beneGcieRt Providpnce,
wherever those mOIsdes prevail.
A CASE OF ASTHMA
Tao following ls from q distinguished
Lawyer Of the city oi New York and
who alter reSdIng such cases can
doubt lhe efficacy Of this mqdlClnei
New York, Jan 25 I843
| have been nlllicIed with spasmodlc
asthma for "a years sometimes so So
Verely as TO be confined TO my room for
weeks; and although attended by sorI-
Gus medical advisers Of The highest rep
ulation and ok i'll IN the country, tho 70
lief was but partial and temporary
twice the disease PROVED nearly fatal TO
my life.
Some few weeks ago, commOOced
taking WIstsr's BsIsam Of WIG Cherry,
which gave mo instant relief, and 8
single bottle produced in q few days
what ! believe 10 be q radical and per-
feet cure
A, WILLIAMS, AtHy al Law,
No35 William 81, NY.
We are scQuslnteJ with the wller OF
the above certificate. and HE statements
are entitled to the full confdence OF the
public. + A TALMADGE,
Recorder Of the city Of N Y.
JOHN Power, D ID,
Vlcas General oE N York.
| BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The attention OF tho afflicted ls be-
coming moIe and moro Attrsc'ed 10 Ihi'
incompatible remedy for Asthma, BrOn
chelis, Coughs, COnsV mpIion, &c Bu
II 10 necessary 10 remind all who woOl
, get the true article, TO enquire paTHCu
! IarIy for DIR WISTAE'S BALSAN
> or WIZ CHERRY, and loEe uoIh
J ing else. UnpriOcipIed dealers wi
tell you that Syrup ol Wild Cherry, u
D some other cough medicine is equally a
, good. Regard them not-IheY on
8 wOnt your money. Remember IA
Wislar's BalsHm OF Wild Cherry, hI
not enIy relieves but cures!
, Price S 100 per bolll
r For sale 10 Cincinnati by
SANFORD & PARK,
Also in CarrolIlon, by
R KENNEDY, Druggist.
: Foo 90. AS.
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Drugs 4 Medicines,

Drugs 4 Medicines,
II JUST Received a, the Drag
S ore, Large and Fresh as
sorIment, among which may
A be Ionnd the following articles.
4 Barrel V,nslian Red,
Gum Shellac
CestOr Oil.
4 +" Tanners Oil.
I Lampbisrk,
Half Barrel Varnish.
2 Cases Ext. Loewooa.
30 IOs. Gum CumphdE
so lbs. Refined Butax,
% lbs. Seine,
Also general assortment OF Drugs
Psinn, Dye Suffs. and Groceries, jus
received ara for sale BY
r KENNEDY
CarrolIion, Jan. n, l845'
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Csrrollton, Oct 7, 1914.
M sDiI CAL M O1IO4.
a. N. A,hiaAOlm. M d.,

M KH. NhlSNOBIAh, M u,
graduate o lhe Medical College ol Quo.
having located II lho town of Carrolton
with thu view OF t0akiug 1t his P,rma'
nent residence, leuders his professional
services to The inhabitants OF the place
aNd The surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assiduOus applI-
cation 10 The VnrIuus duties OF his pro
lessiOn to merit and obtain a reasonable
share of public patronage.
Office a few doors west Of Sinclair's
Store.
July IL, 1874.
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OH.

One Nbl best Winter Strained Sperm
OIli Ode bbl Tanners OIL, just received
and for sale by
WIN. M. SINCLAIR,
Oct.3.
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Lea Gher.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ONO
Vacation ajfer November Term, iS4S.
ChHslena Long,

ChnSlena long,
oS. In partition
Barbara Jane Long, et ais,
John Edwards, and Mary Edwards
his wife, Blrbura JIne Long, EmalIne
Ann Long, Eleanor Lorg DAME Long,
all OF the county Of Carroll, and George
Long, and Mary DunIavy in'ermarrled
with AHlhony DunIavy, Of CoIumblaua,
Ohio, who are the heirs at law ol George
Long, decd, will take OoliCe that q pc
lIrnn was filed against them on The s6l h
November, A. u 1874, m ,he Court OF
Common Peas of Carroll County, State
of OHIO, by ChIsIeua Long, and is now
pending, Wherein the satd Chrlslena
Long demands partition Of the following
re,i esrute ia the Uunly ot Carroll, o,
10 vii: the south Wssl quarter ol seC
uon lwcu'yslx (26) IN township til'een
(I5) Of rsoge 1--WE, (5l and al the O'x
term ot said Coau applrca,ion will b'
made by the said Chrislena Long for ~
order that partition NAV he made OF sai'
premises. T. K. FCKLEY.
II Al'v Tor Demaadant
December 90, 1874.
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber wishes TO purchase a
quantity Of WHEAT, Tor which he will
pay Cash on delivery
Dec 6, "A. WIN, NJ SINCLAIR.
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PRINTS,

An entire new stock Of prints oi The
most fashionable stVle as we'll as The
loves, price, just received aud for sale at
The new stoTeof
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Ocl3
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f DER CON SUM MPTION!

Important TO all those pfilcted with
diseases OF the Lungs and Breast.
Seven Thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in one
year
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TIMOTHY SEED, DRIED Peaches
Bmicr FlnGSeed. Feathers. Beeswar
Aud all klIrds ol merchanrahIr Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we will pay the highest price and
sell our Goods as low us they can be
purchased in me Sats
I ATKINSON 4 co.
October 4. lG44
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february 2s, 1916 TIA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-21

,sr still continues the business OF Mercha ndisne 10 the cd
cuDed by himself and Others connection. He has usu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday, the 81 ult, at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, by The Rev. Richard Meade,
Mr.. ALFRED c. WEEKS Of Louisiana, TO Miss
MAMIE s., augher OF the late Moses T. Hun
ter, Esq, OF Virginia.
X The National Intelligencer and New Or
leans papers will please copy.
Married, al Dunlora Louisa, on Tuesday the
24lh uIt, by The Rev. William Crawford, MIR.
William 6. T. Nelson, 10 Miss ANDRosAcHE,
eldest daughter Of William Waddy, Esq, all OF
Louisa.
Married, a. Snowden, near Fredericksburg,
Va, on Tuesday the lst inst, BY Rev. f. c.
Mcclure, D. D., Mr.. RICHARD w. MaRaIorr,
of Baltimore, Md, 10 Miss JULIA B. SMITH, daugh.
ter OF Yeamans Smith, Esq.
Married, on Thursday, the 26th Of June, by
the Rev. MIR. Bagby, MIR. JOHN X. WINSTON, OF
Hanover, 10 Miss ELIZABETH T. P, daughter OF
Dr. Fauntleroy, OF King & Queen county.
Married, al The same time and place, by The
same, Mr. GEo. w. DILLARD OF Essex, 10 Miss.
MARY ELLEN, daughter tlhe same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
INTERESTING CEREMONY.

Al Washington city, en- The 4lh, the Democrats
dedicated jackson Hall" on Pennsylvania Ave
me splendid building abeu, to he erected by
the nberali,v of Me<srs. Blair and Rives for the
use Of The Democrats Of that city. It's name is
intended TO do honor ,olhe memory OF the Patriot
oflhe Hermitage The Grand Lodge of The Dis
lrict of Columbia laid the cornerstone. The
Union says
"Judse Shields, OF Illinois, the present Com
missioner OF the Land Office, delivered an able
and eoquen, Grafton in honor Of the occasion, 10
which he made the character services, and prin-
ciples Of the immortal Jackson, his chief theme;
These proceedings were attended BY large and
respectable concourse of Democratic citizens, and
were conducted with great spirit and interest"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE.

We are indebted 10 some friend for catalogue
Of his aourishing institution in the beautiful
and fertile county of Washington, in Virginia.
The Faculty consists of Rev. Charles Collins,
A NJ. President and Professor OF Moral and
Mental Science; Rev. Ephraim E. Wiley, A. NJ,
Professor OF Ancient Languages and Literature;
Rev Edmund Langley, A. NJ. Professor of Ma
,hema,ics, and Teacher OF Modern Languages
Jesse F. Hoskins, A. B., First Tutor; and Mr..
Samuel NJ. Frost Second Tutor.
There are at present III studenls-a very hand
some quota. We borrow from the Winchester
Republican the following cheering sketch OF THIS
thriving college When the good people OF The
Southwest shall get their Road, We hope TO have
better personal acquaintance with their iItera-
" and physical advantages. As it is, we could
scarcely be prevailed upon to devote The time and
abor 10 the Herculean task Of passing their rocky
roads, even for the qualification OF enjoying The
charms OF that fine region We say this, upon
the presumption that there has not been a rery
great improvement, since our last sad experience
as a traveller over those roads few years since:
"The expenses are moderate according TO the
studies pursued. There is connected win me
establishment a FARM, consisting OF about 0OO
acres. on which those who desire II have The PHI
yilege of laboring portion Of every day. Many
(it is stated by their labor have been enabled 70
paw good proportion Of their board bill; and
health, good order and sound morality have been
greatly augmented and secured BY this excellent
arrangement, The College is provided with
valuable SET OF philosophical and chemical appa,,
ralus, globes, maps, charts, diagrams, &c. and
also choice collection of mineral and fossil, to
illustrate the important sciences OF MincraIosy
ID C.njouv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
U. $. SENATOR ANN GOVERNOR.

The Abingdon Banner, in a long and we'll
written article, warmly supports the claims OF
Gov. Mcdowell ior United States Senator, and
General VIM. f. Gordon lor Govenor-and flies
their names at lis mast head In conformity with
our rule and practice, we shall publish very soon
its most important passages bearing upon The Pc
culiar claims OF the candidates. We wonld,
however, respectfully suggest 10 our friends The
impors of not depreciating the merits OF other
candidates, while setting forth those of their ia
vori,e nominees. BY this course alone may pub
lie sentiment be properly asceraincd and concen-
rated, and harmony and strength pervade the
ranks of the Democracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

MUSIC! MUSIC!-P. II. TAYLOR has
lNl inst received the following much admired
Songs for The Piano
Come, oh! come with me, The moon is beamins
Oh give me back my heart again
One hule word before we part
Araby's Daughter
Come, rest in this bosom
dreamt that Idwel in marble halls
A barque flew Ger the waters
Touch again Thy light guitar
Miss Lucy Neal
Oh give me the mountains
wonder If she loves me
There is name that wakes mothers love
My sister, would sing OF thee.
MUSIC STORE,
July 8 Opposite the Banks.
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Prince Edward


TIME next course Of this Institution will COM
i mence on The lst of The ensuing November,
and continue until the Isl September, 1916.
All the branches theoretical and practical, are
taught during the term, and according 10 the dis
coveres and Improvements Of The present enfisht-
ened state OF Medical Science. Lectures, de-
monsiratons and daily examinations are The
modes of imparting instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 Practical
Analomy-and a private Infrnary connected
with the institution, and TO which students are at
all times admitted, will afford them frequent OPP
portunilies OF Witnessing important surgical ope-
rations and cases in medicine.
A full course Of lectures in this institution IS
received as equivalent TO one in the Washington
University OF Baltimore, and entities The student
to all the privileges OF second course student in
that school, which is one Of the best in the Union;
thus saving him whole year in lime, and al
least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for full course will be 500, payable
in advance. Those students who pursue course
of dissections will be charged an additional fee
of $40
Excellent board can be obtained in the imnne-
dia,e vicinity, and on Moderate terms. :.
Students wishing 10 join the Institute would do
we'll 10 signify such intention by letter early and
10 state whether they wish books 10 be furnished
as an arrangement effected with Northern pub
fishing house enables the subscribers TO supply
them at a cheaper rate than they could be pro-
cured elsewhere.
JOHN P. METTATER, A. M, NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Prince Edward G.. H., Va July S-cwtlN.
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uoNoRs TO THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.

We had intended TO have Published to-day an
abstract Of the funeral honors rendered to The
memory Of Jackson in our own State and in The
principal cities Of the Union. The feeling has
been universal, and most honorable TO The char
acler of the American people. But the 9TH OF
July Toasls, &c, force us 10 postpone il I'LL to-
morrow. We shall publish, al our earliest con-
venience, the proceedings of The people of Vir-
ginia on the subject, in accordance with the ex-
pressed wishes OF the different meetings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
A number OF communications on hand, which
shall receive the earliest attention.
"pEppEREDn AND pIcKLED LoBsTERs.

"PEPPERED" AND PICKLED LoBsTERs.
The Messrs. Pepper, OF the Pantheon, Qhan
whom more accommodating hosts do not exist,)
BY intuition as ii were OWNED our hungry state
day or SO ago, and sent in the most delicious
Lobster Lunch that could tickle the palate OF an
epicure l was our misfortune-as il generally
is on such occasions-to have with US couple
of half-s,arved visitors, and common decency
required, that we should invite them 10 partici-
pate; which they did with such apparent goM,
that we were almost unchristian enough 10 hope
that scout" might be The consequence. Thus
speaks the Junior.