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Navy AoENT's Orricg,

PROPOSALS will be received al This once
i until 3o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the IO.h
day Of Decembsr ensuing, Tor the delivery OF 20
tons OF best American gray pig iron, No. l., g.
the Navy Yard in this city, free OF expense %
the government, and subject TO Ike approval ..
The commandsn' OF the yard, 10 be delivered IN
thirty days from the time the contract is entered
into. w. B. SCOTT, Navy AeenL
IT To be published once week in the Union,
Journal and Constitution, al Washington; lie
Republican and Argus, and Sun, al Balimon.
Post and Times, Boston; Pennsylvania ard
Key Stone, Philadelphia; Enquirer, Rchmond,
Va. Nov lS-wtts
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The Rev. Horace Hills, jr, recently Rector
Of Christ Church in Middletown, has received an
unanimous call To The Rectorshp of The Episco.
pal Church in Detroit vacated by Bishop Nc
Crosby, who has taken charge of the Diocese ri
New York. He had previously been the Bishops
assistant.-(H Hartford Conram.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

EXTRACT from the Ordinance, for regulating
streets lanes and alleys, &c.
"Every person who shall suffer 10 be placed ~
q street. lane or alley, before his or her door or
lot dirt, stones, rubbish, filth, no1ous or offensive
mater, or distractions, and shall suffer The same
10 remain unremoved more than four hours, shall
be liable TO pay My cents for every hour The
same shall so remain; provided, that any citizen
may place his or her goods upon The sac walks,
as Tar out as the ouer edge OF inc cellar mus ol
,bc honse more than one-hall the side walk and
where thew do thus extend farther, then any citi-
zen NAV occupy, with his or her goods, one-hali
sucb side walk; and in all cases where such huls
or cellar doors do not exist, then any citizen may
occupy one.half III. side walk, and no more, win
his or her goods NOV. io-T
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VOCAL AND INSTR UMEN T A L
CONCERT.

AtMe E:reionse Hotel, Tuesday Evening, Nor. IL.
MIR. BARTON, FLulTIsr, Pupil Of the late
lyl celebrated C. NlCHOLSON,) who has
PLAYED with great success in the cities OF New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, &C., has the honor TO
announce 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Rich
mond and its vicinity, tina. he will give Con,
cert OF Vocal and instrumental Music, assisted
BY Mr.. DUNDERDALE, who has kindly con-
senred 10 preside at the Piano Forte, and also TO
cling o.~ornI n-nr;ia Melodies
Ma BARTON will play some select Solos by
Nicholson, Borbiguier and Richardson.
For full particulars, see Programmes.
II Tickets so cts-lo be had at the Exchange
Hotel, Mr.. Taylor's Music Store, prncipa Piano
and Book Stores, and at the door on the evening
ofthe Concert.
II The Concert will commence at before s
o'clock. Nov. II.
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FLORIDA.

No one knows, yet, who will lake and re-
tain his seat 10 Congress. II seems TO oe &C.
nerally conceded that Brockenbroush is elected
by small majority the returning othcefs o.
a few counties, which gave him majority have
not complied with the law, and hence there IS an
apparent majority for Cabell. We are not IN
formed as 10 what course will be pursued by Mr.
C.. should he receive the Certificate under such
circumstances; whether he will go on 10 wash
fuston 10 stand a contest or Will throw up Inc
seat and nv another canvass before the people
The Floridan OF the 9Th is the last date we have.
says:
aTar ELEcrIoS-OFrIciaL RETrRNs.--Ihe
late election law requires that The votes Tor Re
preventative 10 Congress should be forwarded 10
The Secretary OF State, and within thirty DAYS
after the election by him canvassed, report MADE
10 the Governor, and certificate issued TO ihe sue
cessful candidate. This, however, is not pima
fz.io evidence of election as in case OF contest
ed seat from aledged trand or neglect, or other.
wise, Congress will determine as 10 the rights OF
the claimants. In reference TO the law, the time
allowed BY the present law is too short 10 certain
" get The returns from South Florida. But there
has doubtless been remissness in the inspectors Of
the election In forwarding The returns and many
which could have been made early have been
very tardy 10 coming in.
aThe following is the report OF The Secretary Of
State OF the returns received up 10 the expiration
Of thirty days after the election
{We omit The details, which show the vote 10 be
--Cabell 1883, Brockenbrough 2,472-Cabell's
majority thus far ST.
|, will be Observed that the counties of ST.
Lscie, Hillsborough, and Monroe, are not in
cludsd, no official return having been received bv
the Secretary. Unofficial returns, however, have
bee n received, which give Brockenbrough majo.
rites as follows:
Monroe 81
Hillsborough, So
ST. Lucie
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T F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of AlcI.
y andria Lottery, Glass G, drawn 18Th Nov.
81 IS 80 IS % SO AZ IL al 81 80 IS ~.
Some fine prizes sent TO the country in The above.
See Schemes to draw 22nd and 29ih Nov
they are worthy OF attention.
For Tickets in smaller Lotteries, that draw
every day, address J. F. WORD.
Nov Is
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11rogoous Attention !
LIME! LIME!. LIME y!

LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
TINE subscriber having purchased The Kiln for
i burning shells, near the TIedesar Iron
Works, is prepared 10 furnish Lime, in any quan-
,ty, a, short notice and upon reasonable terms;
Farmers DESTROYS OF improving their lands, and
Bricklayers in want Of the above article Will pro-
mote their interest by calling on me. Orders lei al
Major Sneads office, on the Basin, will meet with
nronn, attention. WIN. SMITH.
NV lS-c9aW4w
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Il III II "A TR E.

The Manager has the pleasure OF announcino II.
re.engagemen OF The popular Danseuse
MISS JULIA TURNBULI.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
She will have the honor of making her appear.
ance this evening in
THREE NEW DANCES
On Tuesday Evening, November ~,
Will be performed, b. request Shakspeares
Tragedy Of
Romeo and Juliet.
Tybalt, MIR. w. G. Jones.
Romeo Mrs. Leais
Juliet Mrs. Poker
and dance LIES DE HERES.
Comic Song, By Mr.. Robinson.
During The first act OF Romeo and Juliet
Miss J. TURNBULL AMI Mr. GOODWIN
Will dance the celebrated
SALOON POLKA.
To be followed BY the Petite Comedy ..
A Hiss in the Dark.
Mr.. Peuibone, Mr.. Fore.,
Mrs Petlibonc Mrs. Forces
MISS JULIA TURNBULL and Mr. GOor
WIN will then appear and dance The
celebrated PAS STYREAN
Which will conclude The Evenings Eneram.
u Boxes IS cls.i Pit 50 cts; Colorcd Gallery
25 cents Nov Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

The Washington Union contradicts the report
that the friga,e United States It's hitting on! at
Boston Tor the Mediterranean" She is destined
for another post. The Union adds, that i, has
learned from the Navy Department that we have
not now single armed vessel in that SEA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

E. J. Eastman, Esq, lale editor Of The Knox
vile (Tenn) Argus has been appointed Chief
Clerk in the SIKH Auditors Office, al Washing
TOT, 10 fill the vacancy oceasioned BY the resigna-
lion Of the HoI. J. w. Brown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

gr UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
The Annual Meeting Of The Union Benevolent
Society will be held on Tuesday Evening lSth,
al : o'clock, at MIR. Hose's Church. Several ad-
dresses may be expected. The public is respect
fully invited 10 attend. Nov. LIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

rS ST. PAULS CHURCH.-As The final
Sale OF pews in this Church will lake place on
WEDNESDAY MORNING next, The 18Th IN
slant, at 10 O'Clock, the Church will be open for
inspection The day previous TUESDAY, the
18th. WILLIAMS & HAXALL,
NJ, - Auctiopeers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

A SrIT roR DAMAGEs.-Ole Bull, the great
master violinist, was arrested yesterday BY the
Sheriff al the suit OF Mr.. VIM. E. Burton, and
held 10 bail in 50 900, 10 answer The charge of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
MAYORS OFFICE.

NILHMUNDi 1SUFSTHUoI 'Os''' 80
COMPLAINT having been made to me- that
u that portion of the ordinance, /" for The Tesu-
lalop OF the streets, lanes and alleys within The
civ, which allows The citizens 10 place goods
ON one.half the side walk, next TO their houses, is
very generally violated, and mo-! wishing TO take
the citizens by SURPRISE have thought il proper
10 publish an extrac, from The Ordinance, Tor Their
information and TO give notice. that on Friday,
the 2ls, instant and thereafter the Police Ofcers
will be directed 10 60 through The City ana report
VIM LAMBERT, Mayor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM, by Henry
T. Homes, Lord Kames Judge Of the Court OF
Sessions in Scotland, &c, &c, with analyses and
translations Of ancient and foreign illustrations.
For sale by A. e. PENDLETON,
Nov. l6 No. I6 Main street.
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WHEN THE BODY IS SUBJECT TO
MANY CHANGES, 1T REQUIRES ME.

DlClNE.
GUDDEN changes from very hot 10 chilly wea.
- Their, are untavorable 10 health; and il is
fact, universally admitted, that hcaI and moisture
arc powerful agents in producing disease and tha,
constant dry and constant wet weather are BON
favorable 10 its generation; il does not signify
what We call ii; il may be aeue it may be b.
lious fever; it may be yellow fever; il may lie
dysentery; it may be rheumatism it may be
bronchitis; it may be cholic; ii may be cohsli-
patton OF The bowels; il NAV be Inflammation OF
the bowels it may be Inflammation OF the
stomach it may be nervous affection but sliI!
ii is disease, and disease durable by the Bran.
dreth Pills, because they remove all impurities
from the body, all that can in any manner feed
the further progress Of the malady; no mailer now
called thus these Pills are not only The most pro.
per medicine, but generally the only medicine thai
need, or ought TO be used.
DR.. Brandrelh's principal office, 2il Broadway
New York other offices in New York.
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
No. East Main street, Richmond, corner oppc-
site the Old Market, where country agents ami
planters can be supplied with genuine, at New
York prices. Nov IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

TO MARTHA ANN ADAMS.
MADAM take notice, that shall at the next ses
Nl sion NJ The Legislature OF Virginia make applica-
liop for divorce from yLu, rineulo matr,aonn
THOMPSON ADAMS.
co,d.n.riIic Noyen,LPr 49, lSi5-c2t
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Total

Add 10 this one precinc, in Washington one in
Walton both Democratic. will make 20 votes
more. There are then left four precincts in Co
lumbia, which gave in May 80 Democratic ma
iority, 10 be heard from, besides perhaps few
scattering ones in other counties.
Mr. Cabel's majority, as shown by the Secre-
,ary's return, Is 81 But we doubt not, when the
entire vote comes in, Mr.. Brockenbrough's ma
iority will be nearly TO- The vote OF Monroe
alone will give him maj GRITTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

NAILS.-250 kegs Nails, assorted, from The
IN Plymouth Works. Massachusetts, receiv.
ing per schr. Wave, for sale by
Nov. 10 JAMES SIZER & SON.
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aS6rtoe1toe11 asetqtetrer4

respec, for his memory, we will wear the usua'
badge OF mourning for thirty days ,.as r,h.
P[soIrsd, That we have these proceedings pup
lished in the leading papers OF thls cry, c,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
I aW NOTICE

WIN. II. ANDERSON and L. MASTERS, Attorneys
w at Law will practice In the Superior aud County
Courts Of Holloway, Amelia, Powhaan, Cumberland
aud Prince Edward. Address,
WIN. n ANDERSON, NotiOway Court House, Va
l.. MASTERS, Amelia Court House, Va.
l. Masters, Commissioner in Chancery, will at any
time attend settling accounts taking drpoatlons at
his fice at Amelia Court House. Nov. ls-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

A great hre occurred. on Thursday night al
Sags Harbor, "a great whaling porD 10 Suffolk
county, N. Y. About 100 houses were entirely
consumed, including Bank and both Of the no
nls. The loss in buildings estimated at lOO,O 900
to $4,000. The loss In merchandise cannot be
arrived Al. As far as known, no oil is burnt, or
damage done to the shipping. In comparison
With the size Of the place. this FIRE Is as disastrous
~ The late fires in PIusburg New York and Que
bee.
There have recently been alarming and re-
peated attempts Of iaceudiarism 10 Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

CHEAP DRY GOODS FROM
NOVEMBER 10, 1915.
D H. JENKINS has been receiving frcn
IL. auction, and by late arrivals, large add
tons TO his stock OF Dry Goods, which he will .e
al much rsdueed prices.
Calcoes at S, 6, 8, 10, l2s cents, and finer qua
lites.
500 Shawls all prices, from 10 sos.
White and Red Flannels al 25 37l so cts. and
finer.
Blankets at so els G2. cts, IS c., ST., and higher
Linseys and Negro Clothing very cheap
1000 pair country knit Socks-large sizes.
Bargains in Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves'inPs
A large stock OF ladies' Dress Goods selling
off at reduced prices.
Gloves and Hosiery OF every description.
Also 1000 cases and bales bleached and NJ
bleached Shirlings and Sheeings, and Cotton o.
naburgs which will be sold cheap for cash, "
Wholesale or retail, at R. II. JENKlNSS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Nov. lS
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A TEACHER WANTED.
THE Trusers oil the Mathews Academy wish to ern
i pny "A competent Teacher for The ensuing ye.r.
married man oHld be preferred. Address applications
post pad) immediately TO
w. SHULTICE, President.
N.thrws Court IInnse November ls, lei5-cw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

The Governor was much affected, and passed
around among the lille fellows-bess their
souls!-and paued their heads and challed with
them till their eyes flashed with delight. He
addressed several of the schools feeingly and
effectively, and with much eloquence and peril
nency. His short address at the high school was
full Of point and nerve. The remarks of Hon.
Jesse Miller, The Superintendent of Common
Schools and Secretary Of State, were very elo-
quenl and inspiring. MIR. Miller is bold, radi-
CAL and thorough Democrat, and his notions are
correct and honest. His addresses 10 the children
we're full OF sound and valuable advice, and caus-
ed the scholars TO look pleased and proud. Alto.
gelher il was a most interesting and inspiring
scene-ope shall never forget
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. Is
CoPPEE-The market has become less active,
and the transactions Of the past week Limited 10
about $50 bags Lasuayra at I! c., on time, and
$50 bags Rio at II II c., 4 mos, leaving no
stock in first hands.
FLouR-The market throughout the week has
been exceedingly active; the weeks transactions
are about $4,000 bbls, commencing at So IS
5 S7s, and subsequently, al i2a; near ,OoO
bbls have been taken al The latter rate, and The
market closing firm.
GRArN.-Wheat-Penna red lbs loG cents
good white 100 CTS; Southern llS a l2O cents
Corn-Sourhern yellow IS 70 Cts; white 81
80 els. Oats-Soulhern SO 40c.
SuGAR-The market is firm, and stocks in
first hands very light N. o. Ia II c., 4 mos, and
white Brazil 81 Gu. S. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

ONE HUNDRED KEGS Tobacco Box and
" Lining Nails, receiving per schr. Wave for
sale by JAMES SlZER son.
Nov lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

The people OF Cabell county have had meet
ing at Guyandote, In order TO point on, TO their
Eastern brethren The proper point on the Ohio
River, at which great central line OF internal
communication from tide water by Railroad or
Canal, whether located and erected on Stale ac-
coun, and responsibility partially, or wholly BY
individual enterprise, authorized by legal charter,
should terminate. Col. VIM. Burlington was
chairman, and Joseph Gardner, secretary. The
meeting was addressed by James H. Brown, F
g. L. Beuhring and J. Gardner. TWAS urged,
that, whilst the claims OF Guyandotte will be
pressed as the proper Western terminus, The
equally proper claims OF Richmond or Norfol
eugh, no, 10 be disregarded IS the Eastern termi'
nus Of the grea, central line Of internal improve
ment, now seriously contemplated 10 be completed
by means OF, or with the consent Of, the Old Do.
minion.
The people Of Cabell, Wayne, Logan, Kanaw.
ha and Mason, were invited 10 meet at Cabel'
c. II. on the 9Th November TO concentrate pub
lie opinion.
We have received, and shall soon publish the
proceeding Of the people Of Kanawha and Ma
son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

We have but few returns, but they indicate the
usual Democratic success.
In Warren county, for Governor, Coopwood
(W) TIL; Brown CD 49l. For members OF
Congress about the same vote. Messrs. Jacob
Thompson, Jefferson Davis, Stephen Adams and
r. w. Roberts are the Democratic candidates;
and P. B. Starke, P. w. Tompkins and W..
Brooke are the Wing nominees.
IN the city Of vicksburg, Dr.. Emanuel (W) is
elected TO the Legislature by "a majority over E.
D. Downs, CD DR.. E. was formerly of hi.
city, and for Two sessions member of the Virgil
mia Legislature from Lancaster county. He is a
worthy man, and has The honor Of beating
Downes, whom every body respects and loves
was close contest in Vicksburg, and we con.
graduate the Democrats upon their growing
strength
In Adams county, for Governor, Brown 4l9,
Coopwood $50. For the Legislature, B. Pendle-
ton (D) and R. North CIV are elected from the
city Of Natchez. 1, is a grea, triumph to elect
Democrat in The old Federal city OF Natchez.-
The county (Adams) sends Wing.
In Marshall county, ',he Empire County" OF
the State, the Democrats have done admirably
For Governor, Brown 1890, Coopwood 7lS-thus
more than neu,ralizins The two strongest Wing
counties in the State, Warren and Adams. The
vote for Congress Is about the same.
In spite OF the violent personal quarrels among
our own friends, the Democrats have, doubtless,
carried the State by a large majority We see
no indications as to the preference oflhe members
elect fora U. g. Senator. That is one of the great
bones Of contention in Mississippi. The Legis-
lature will not assemble, We think, before Janua-
ry next. We hope that they will send ,othe Sc
nate man of high character and superior talents,
10 vindicate the rights Of the first colton-pantng
Stale in the Union.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
TOBACCO-Small parcels OF the new crop
meet with ready sales at g so 10
We onoe old al the following rates: Luss 81 .;
common leai so; middins . .; good
and fin. s 9. No extra manufacturing offer
ing, but would bring Sl2 10.
FLOUR.-Sales were made to-day at IS s7s
cash and sc on credit. Sc cash is The general
asking price.
WHEAT.-Sales, today al 1872 c. for Red, lo5
for While.
CORN in demand. Sales at G5 70 cents
per busheL
oATS-Sales from wagons and railroad at 80
cents per bushel, and from vessels at IS SO cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

TToYT'S PRIZE oFFICE.-Luck always
II at Hoyl's. Per lastdrawing, Capital sent
10 an old patron in the mountains. Ticket Nos.
IA 81 So, also Nos SO 35 90, sold 10 city pa
iron.
To-Day.-ls,OOO dollars Capital. Tickets 8.
H0YT'S
Nov. IS No. 3, Exchange.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFIC E-Drawing Of
IL Va. Monongalia Lottery, Extra, Class .
81 81 80 46 10 9 % 81 I3
Alexandria, Extra, Class 272:
81 80 43 "a 81 9 % &c Is a SIS 60 As
Alexandria, Class c.
81 IS 80 IS % 50 40 II Al 81 80 IS IA
Ticket Nos. IA 81 50, another Capital, sold
by HOYT
Nnu 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

GRAHAMES UNITED STATES.
HISTORY OF the United States OF North
II America, from the Plantation OF the British
Colonies and their Assumption OF National In
dependence; By James Grahame, L. L: D.. in four
octave volumes second edition, enlarged and
amended Just received BY
Nov "a DRINKER & MORRIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-29
SHERTFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of vendi expopas,
issued out Of the court Of common pleas
tor Carroll county, and to me directed, |
will offer (nr sale on Monday The 9Th dsv
ot September next at the shop Of M
Lytle, 10 Carrolllon, The following goods
VIA: 4 boxes csvendIsh tobacco, 10 000
halt Spanish cigars. 5000 common CT.
ears. 4 kegs Virginia twist tobacco, SOC
pounds kenlucy Ieal robacco,one tobacco
screw and press, one brass eight da y
clock and case, one eel Of chairs. and
one COW. Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock. A NJ Of said y Taken 10 en-
eculon and will BE- s"lt hy
d WATT. Sheriff
August 90 ls45 Pt, fee ST.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-29
August 13, 1845

SAND ;,SARsArARILLA, ~-- Jepra or Lep
rosy Is a culaneous Disorder appearing
on various parts of lhe body in whush
cry scabs,whrch continue to spread until
it becomes continent, and the Parls swell
TO an enormous extent 1t Is OF ancient
origin, and vas well knowR to Ro-
mans, Greeks, and Arabians, being con
sidered disease inflicted by trausgres
sisn. A Leperwas looked upon as an
0rtcast lrom society. Leprosy bears a
close resemblance TO Scrofuln; hence it
ts transmitted from sire to son. aRd ma.
ny lepers may be seen even at the pres
eRt day. Its Pecaliar characteristics are
white scabs, whlch being displaced, ,ieaVe
o ve9 spot, and another scab soon is 70 r.
mea, varying in slE", depressed 10 The
middle. but always having nearIy cir
cular form. Il is believed there Is no
disease without an appropriate remedy
Tne trulh in this Instance is fully Veri6
ed, aud the facts are amply proved. -
Sands SarsaPariIIs has laid the monster
Tow. and where the citadel Of life has
uot surrendered this medicine will exert
its healing and restoring powers, by dis
placing diseased action, and producing &
free natural circulation and equilibrium
through the system. when perfect heaIlt
succeeds debility and disease.
For further particulars and conclusiv,
evidence Of its superior value and eficac,
see pamphlets, which may be obtained 0
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail
BY A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists AM
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for S..
For sale also by X. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-29
Estate Of Dr. a. R.ChEshoIun

Notice IS hereby given that the sub'
tcnDer has been appointed admInislra.
tor on the estate Of DR. Alexander r,
Chisholm, late OF Carroll coun y, OHIO,
deceased All who know themselves
indebted 10 said estate are required 10
make immediate pay ment 10 the su scii
Ter, aud all who have legal claims a
g,insl said estate, viii present them le'
galIy proven, I r settlement, within one
year from this date
ROBERT KENNEDY, Adm'r.
Ofthe estate Of A r Chisholm, decd
August Is. ls45-44 81,
N. B Allrhose who hold property be
longing TO 'he deceased, will please re.
turn It TO the subscriber Immediately.
r KENNEDY.