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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved 1
- great blessing TO many. We hesitate not to "a
they are the best Pill offered to the public to
that disease
Q- To be had Of ]. P. Williamson, corner Of Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, Of High ami
Baltimore sts Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix
Foggs; j. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca-sLS
T.. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green Steets; :
Kramer, Pratt street; A Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
W. X. ORRlCK, Druggist and Apohecaiy,
mh6-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexing lon-sts. Ba!t.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
NEW FRENCH SPRING GOODS,
Vi In y Adm ND SrI,MI

e. b. ESTES, No. North CHARLES STREET, has
just received through New York; directly from Paris,
his new SPRING GOODS, consisting of all the new
styles gotten up for The Paris market Ladies wanting
some thing truly new, beautiful and cheap, will do
well to call early and examine his assortment
milf ,}Lt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
FOR SALE g. RENT.

NOR SALE. Two fine large BOW tYlSDOWS
IL will be sold cheap, if early application IN, made
at 2O9 Baltimore street Also, pair large DOORS
and one pair GLASS DOORS.
mh6.4t fri ]. EDWARD BIRD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
Ka1IIE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED

n by the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania, 10.
the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, AT their last
nual Fair, held in the city of Philadelphia, TO HUGH-
SON VAIL, No. SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Baltimore, for the superior workmanship displayed b.
them in their branch of the Mechanic Arts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

AtOSCEkT. There will be Concert of Sacred
" Music given at the Church of the Ascension
Lexington street. on TUESDAY EVENING, the lth
inst, to commence at II o'clock in aid of the Church
Tickets % cents-to be had of Mr. d. Drummer, N
Charl street, of the members of the Choir, and al
the door on the evening of the Concert. mh6 st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

u"' C.nht FL DAuS, bittDLES, IOl.LAhSf
&C &c, all OF tner own manufacture. We have n
our assortment many new and beautiful styles OF La
dies and Gentlemen's SADDLES, Coach and high
double and Buggy HARNESS, &C., which, for utility,
elegance and neatness, are surpassed by none o.
any manufacture. We invite all 10 call and examine
for themselves. G- Country Merchants orders sup
piled on as accommodating terms at any establish
ment in the country. fel3 tlstJy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
.LD CHOICE WINES,

" FOR FAMILY USE!
AMBROSE BALTIMORE begs respectfully TO
inform families and connoiseurs in WINES that hay-
ing made large purchases from the stock of the late
J. l.. SMITH in South street.-the will offer them for
sale by the bottle or dozen, at such prices that
must please every person. They consist of choice
old Port - years in bottle from The wei known
house of "Smth, Woodhouse & Coz and old Ma
deira, Gold Sherry, Pale Sherry, YIN de Grave, Sa-
turn, Hook, Claret, sc.
ALEXANDRA REFECTORY,
mh7-3t* "a s. Charles street, near Lombard
GILk OIL CLOTH. We have inst received
- supply of the above goods by direct importation.
which we offer TO the trade at reduced prices
FREDERICK FICKEY & SON.
mh7 300 Baltimore street.
UnOLAND STARCH. 100 boyes MASCN,S
II ELACKING; 500 doz. COWHIDES-lO gross
received and for sale by
JP. DE LACOUR, $50 Market street,
mh4-lOt Near Eutaw-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y CAL VERT-S SITS.
MIR. CIIlPPENDALE'S BENEFIT.
FHSHIS EVENING, March g. 1915, will be per-
n formed MESMERlSM Lotion, MIR. CHIP
PENDALE Lecturer, MIR, OWENS. Lout, Mr.. ].
SEXTON. Lady, Mrs. RUSSELL.
Between the pieces variety of Singing and Dane
ing.
To include with FORTUNIO AND HIS SEVEN
GIFTED SERVANT. FOrtuno, Mrs. BOOTH King
Alfourite, Mr.. CllIfPENDALE. Emperor Nlatapo,
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON. Seven Gifted Servant, MIR.
OWENS. Princess Voante, Miss F. INCE.
{3- Admiilance 25 cts. children under 10 years OF
age, III cents. Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

FRENCH FANCY DRN GOODS SVORN,
MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET DEPOT,
No. 22i Baltimore street, doors Chalesst.
Al MON 4 SMALL
VNG greatly enlarged and extended
IA to the all the NEW and FASHIONABLE
ION their Europe,
Ill Splendid stock of fresh Spring Goods.
Millinery Goods
Artificial Flowers Rich
Grape Le mps Lace and Egg
How" Mlner Clues
B0NMETS.
1s S nrad Rand Albert Rice Lghn Birds Eye Brilliant Devon
ancy ana Straw 0nne OF their and
SocK
- FANCY GOODS AND sTZAwLs
Rich Dress Silks Paris of
Alpaca ue French English aud American
Linen IId
Curtain Musn; Imperial Robes
Silk
with great many Auction Goods, small advance.
STAPLE GOODS.
French English WooDd
Pnaoon Mun
Irish Linens Hollands SiaS
Articles
bargains Merchants
SALMON SMALL,
It No ?2l Baltimore doors Of Chanes-s
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

ZEPHYR WORKSHOPS. A splendid as
~ sortment Of Zephyr Worseds; Embroidering
Chennelles; Silk Fasses; gilt and steel Beads, Sc,
for sale at LONEJOY'S, No III Baltimore street,
nearly opposite American Republican office fe24
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

TIEAP GROCERY II FEED STORE,
" at No. 229 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
opposite the Columbian Gardens will be found great
Bargains in GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED of al
kinds. HAY by the bundle Also, several STALLS
for rent in a Brick Stable.
No Goods delivered free of charge. fe26
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

ax~A FOR RENT. large three story Brick
fST1fR House with Brick Stable and Carriage House,
lsslM suitable for gentee famiy-good water,
high and healthy. This Lot fronts . streets,
lou feet deep, would suit for male female board
ing school, having l6 rooms in the house. 1t is sit
uated i'll Lexington street, above Cove. The rent to
good tenant would be made at $3.50 per year, if i'm
mediate application be made to the subscriber.
DC The omnibuses run past it within $50 yards
every half hour.
mh6 2aw4t JOSHUA DRYDEN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
MTEyy SPRING RIBBONS.

~ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc. sc.
BENJ.4MIN CRANE, Ne. 257 BALTIMORE
STREET, (up sairs,) has received by the late arrv
ais large assortment of choice RIBBONS, ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS, and many new articles in the
MILLINERY LINE, which he will sell to Mil!iners
and Dealers at the lotccst Nec York prices. mh4 St
II OUISIANA LANDS. Wanted to purchase
~ Immediately. Any person having any of the
above lands to dispose of will find purchaser by ap-
plying at SC0TTI'S Intelligence Office,
fel4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08


The subscribers beg Leave 20 in
f0im tn ir friends and the public
that they have opened Rooms IA
addition to their Store, with a large
and splendid assortment OF SAD
DIES, HARNESS, TRUNKS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
AEHH A NaBRA.
REDUCTION OF PRICES

80 BALL GAME, =! CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET AT so PER HOUR.
TGNIiE Subscriber having fully established the AL
H. HAMBRA AS place of gentlemanly resort, as
sures its patrons that, in reducing his prces the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory al will be
adhered to, and the strictest order insisted on.
Disorderly persons, who cannot coAferm to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age are requested
not to visit the place, they will not be permitted tC
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without me slightest fear OF annoyance.
returned from the North, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
{G3- The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT as usual, is furnshed.wilh all the requirements
of the season, which served up in the hest style.
lrll-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

STRAAS SHIRT STUDS and BREAST PINS,
- very brilliant article, received this day, and for
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
mid Water street, I'd door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

"a BIN TA M NISVER mas TINS day associated
IA with him his son, GEORGE w. MISTER, in the
Grocery and Commission business at their old stand
No. 81 Light street Wharf. The business, hereafter,
will be conducted under the firm of ABRAHAM
MISTER & SON. ABRAHAM MISTER,
mh6-}tT GEORGE w. MISTER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

culver SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS!
- Those going to house keeping would do well to
call OH G. ID. CLARK,
Water street, ID door from Calvert
Who has a large assortment of SILVER WARE now
on hand, which will be sold at moderate prices. mh4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
BUSINESS CARDS, SC.

RHISS SARAH Nj. PEALE, PORTRAIT
I'VE PAINTER, has removed to No. N. FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Room open during the day for
vsiiers. QG- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
paired. nl6-6m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

De Toc1upv,''e, in his recent work,
speakjng Of Amedcon women, says:-"As
for myse'f | do not hesitate tc avow. that,
although The wouen Of The United Safes
are confined within the narrow circle of
domestic lie, and theirs, uatonis in soma
respects, ore Of extreme dependenco. I
have rowhe'e seen women occupying a
io.'pr pos toni aud if were asked, now
| an d awing 50 ose of this wo k, in
which | have spoken Of so many things
done by the Americans, to what the sngu-
'2rp'ospeE' Y and growing Strength Of that
people orgbt 10 he attributed, l should re-
ply the superiority of their women"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
TIE HARVEST IN EUROPE.

The subject of the comparative produr-
tiveness Of the harvest on the Continent OF
Europe, has been oue Of much importance.
A late article in the Augshurgh Gazette
gives the following s'attsments on tbs
euhiert, which seem to be deserving OF at
tenlion. We have not observed that the
article has appeared in the London pa
pers. We have therefore taken the trou-
bic Of transating it for our columns
Boston Daliy .4dOeri'Spr.
"According to the custom we have A.
dopted, we shall divide the accounts OF
the results of the last harvest into two
parts, one of which will embrace the east,
the other the west Of Europe. For sever
al years there have been threatenings OF
sterlIity in the east; it Iegan at first in
Russia, extended to Poland and Prussia,
and seemed to give indications this year
of spreading over the east of Germany
Experience has generally proved that in
northern atItudes rainy seasons are gen.
orally more unlruitfuI than dry ones. This
fact has recently again been confirmed -
1t was dampness which diminished the
harvest in Russia few years since, and
which produced a similar effect in Poland,
Galicia and upper Sesa during the last
year. In Germany wet weather has pre-
vailed only in certain parts Of thn coun-
try; other portions have on the contrary
suffered from drought The results OF the
harvest are far from satisfactory. Accord
ing to calculations which have been made,
it will not be sufficient for the public con-
sumption.
"Russ,a will be allie to sustain herself
without being obliged to draw on foreign
resources, her governments are in posi-
ton 10 render mutual aid to each other,
hut it is very doubtful whether she will
be a lc toturnsh any grain to foreigners.
The harvest in Poland will not be sutli
ripnt for the consumption Of the country,
md unless it has some supply of provi-
sions already on hand, it will suffer from
scarcity. and be compelled to mrort grain,
. Eut What is to happen if the neighbors Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
MlNGUILLO,

Since for kissing thee, Minguil|o,
My mother scoIds me all the day,
Let me have it quickly, darling
Give me back my kiss, pray.
If we have done ought amiss,
Let's undo it while we may,
Quickly give me back the kiss,
That she may have naught 10 say.
Do-she keeps SO great bother,
Chides so sharply, looks 50 grave,
Do. my 'ove, to please my mother,
Give me back the kiss gave.
Out upon you, false MinguiIlo!
One you gave. hut Two you take;
Give me hack the two, my darling,
Give them Tor my mother's sake.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
TIE SOLITARY WOMAN.

Pass on!-Fohpar that idle SCOT!
Remember that the bInd can ieeIi
Though beauty's bloom is fading off,
What does its loss reveal!
Mark. where the blossoms fail apart,
The.eXpxnding of the fruitful heart!
know that am weak and old,
But feel my soul is youthful still:
Bleak winds the surlace-waves make cold,
Whose tount they cannot chill;
Howc'er the ice Hast speeds along,
The current there flows warm and strong.
I stood beside new made grave
Whereon two children were at play;
And Mercv's hand was in the wave
That washed their tears away;
Twin-born to osorrow-unCawssed--
They ne'er had known a mothers breast,
And be who slept was all to them,
And more than all to love and me;
Thev we p tne last leaves on the stem
Ofshat poor persisted tree;
And dea'er ior their orphan sake
Was that sw eet bond could not break!
Strange visions through my brain were
thOnging;
Wild dreams 'lwere better should depar;,
As, fitted with all mothers longing,
clasped them to my herr
That Iondness had hut one alloy,
The sadness of the weight Of joy.
For he whose imoged io'm they wore,
Ny soul had loved as Iifa and light;
70 Gbeber ever worshjpp"d more,
The Sun had chased his night;
And these were the lass living rays
That cheered my dalkrned length Of days.
But they are gone-and all is past,
On which my toodncss vainIy fed;
And these poor faded limbs outlast
The beauty of the dead:
My only rest beneath the sky
Is there, where chose young sleppers lie!
London AtheRerm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

OHIo CURRENCY ABROAD We find
the following in Thomps,n's New York
Reporter and Counterfeit De'eclur:
"The notes Of The STATE BANK
OF OHlO,' and aso of aA independent
Banks, are lavorites with rhe people;
we lake q good many of them, but they
ats wanted again BY Ohio people as fast
a, we get them. Tothe farmers, me.
chanics, ard merchants of The Wesu
we say, The moLey of the new Ohio
Bauksls as safe as goG "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

LOUISIANA - As we expected, the Lo-
Coloc"s have succeeded IN elpc i"g lIl"t
C ndidatr from the bird Congte iona!
DIS ticr # l. uisrana, made vacant b1
the dealh ol he late Hon Lhu B n
s,n. Their ma inrit, Is not vet know u.
20 II cann I aII short Of lnrr r h.e
hnnd'ed ,n,cs jnho II llsrmansnn J..
,he sure s'u' e rdrdarp. WHO was op.
p'std b, Trom4s J Cuoley,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
A VICTIM OF TEMPERANCE,

About eight O'Clock last evening alepden,
eyed, red-noeed fellow, who had evidently
been GopShing it strong, was meking his
way up Camp street. His object seemed
10 be 10 walk as much as possible, making
at the same time the least possible progress
Tor he went from ight to left, fom left rc
right, advanced and retired; as if he were
going through the figure of a co.iIon. Al
last hegtopp'ed the Iamp-poyt opposite the
st. Charles Hotel and brought himself up
al standing. A crowd soon gathered a.
round him. "1hal's the greatl Am laid
oneI "I,'s Prophet Monday said aoothers
Hes Mormon" sad th'. d; II reckon
he's the Razot-Strop Ma .r." said fourth;
she aint got no mc,c Ielt!"
"Ge>ge-hic. ..geauemen," said the ind
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

fLFThe Boston Medical Journal PROMO
ses 10 transplant the transparent cornea
rom young animals TO the eyes Of blind
pc sons who hove had their clouded corr
reas dissec,ed out. This has been done hy
Dr.. Pauyiez, of Lille: He took one from a
dog and placed it upon the eye Of girl
who had lost her sight by the small pox,
and she was thereby enabled to perceive
light, but no objects.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

t.I =; ,Io.o a,,Lr,co ,L. l,,,,-.,,,..,
V'"" :" "'o-e e'""a'' va '''.P'P'S'
w'5 !orked, experimentation '--"n'
he swung around the Iamp-po~t Us hr would
round b;s p,roer in a waltz "reo,leme-
i...,, :. .,,..o.,o5 BE o,.os ,,,,r;,,, -
i e,V'' III 'o"''"'ru' " = r!'' ''..'''S
.he'r SorE".s IK' N" brass hsi'So cohl"-
70, Il amt he great AM, ain't Proph-
ct nunGav. I amt bic-a Mormon, nor,
.,I .i.,., H. pa.o. >,,oo AL.
"" '"'' ..'' ''''''' w w
6PnteHeo he-!o' see SANDING ~ o'eyo"
a ic N III to the Temperance Canse!"
"Npu." sail cabra7. o,ra.he,, Il cab.
L.. .r,.,lf,oc,I # thu, ,;o,t , oood u.I
iie'rs cove! "'''S says '' > d "''''n ~
he Temperance C1use, aud cuss ne 4 h''
knows thl 'etp la,np-po5t ION his cd
,o,,,,,,,
0'',."' ,,..-,..
" "h''e ''' ca' -u''''' d "''''T''"s B"
very impartial opinion, .hefe were ahgf-
d af "Go j., Old laIIers."
,J4od p, ~ il, od svfI.ub. ror uri.cI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

pra.or q, h, 30 ,t,, .,..... II, - e Ut -
,,,Lr,,J r.,d,,os ,.atr.I unI..,.
sea.,y. ol. Ia. roij .,,, croo,r,...,r.. ,r...or, -
,b,. ,yau or do.,,,.--,,dsA sAo..,...,,...o
r',,,,.l h;rsalf .,o,oo,h ~, Nan.
,he,bn,,b holt c,,;,,,,J no.. a;,....l
hi. ri. c;f..s,, Lo.o. ,.,.o.,,.o.oJ...
or la.ol,f.,, =, .horonn, or ,ni.o,n III.
49,, ''' - ''''
~ .'''" "'''''''"' " o'2h ne "y"ffS
and b ghw"ys and s:ree,s o. The own Ike
sheep without 4 -hephprI-v1ga he b.,u.
self dr-rooJed i,.o.o.,.a u,r,. chad ,..,,.,
4..,., .,.
" '''' '"'' "''' 'r -""'.o' o ''r 7''
E ca name OF l"eriy, ded.h and de'sn 0
his ga-ppg rono,H'oIs.
Wal,,m. wa. >, ev.eI,o,t wo,l.c,r
"''' '' " 40 .".' " -'''''' " ''' '''r &''''
sp.'g - N"w Iok. P'rs o1-.g oh.s
el'e;nr he den OF death IN VII aus
. .er. he nd co,,,,a,c.d ln..,,sso,.l..
a..., .,..o..,, ...J 49,. .,. ..,...... ......
"" ''''"''' .''' W. u o. '''' '' way
Now N'f'y .h''4 went wong " ih h'm.
~ h. o'rnrac-~ 70 pto lor,.o b. ~ dor
times, he re..ro, ed b;- l,.l,ov> and a..
,l,;.. +. .r... .... I..
'.| . "'' g" ."!' 'n'
u" .emoV'd % .h' opPe' pa tel tn"cli
poNuyjcss and tirodlc--,
Ihrd no. seen y u n some yea 3. when
o,o.,o..:,-Lao.o .,.......a.o..o,.,
VI. " ~ NY ~ 9 " '''
"r'o'N' Il" "'N'i NJ" 'o' a q''N' o =
doO.' o pa chs" 50 on".hi z o eat, " e
.inms, SID [, ba.it core o .usw.l you.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

John RandoIphs will, emancipating his
slaves begins thus; In the name Of God,
amen. hereby gualanlee to my slaves
their liberty, heartily rcgrotting that have
ever been the owner OF one"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
FACTORIES AND WAGES.

ho'ers ot New England IS superior IN eve
ry respect, TO that Of any other class which
S0stains ltselfhy It's ahor, is fact which
no one, Whc is informed en- the sn4ect,
viii deny. There Is more intelligence, n
better and higher state Of morals, more
real independence OF rhor"ht add a"t'o0,
and d nearer approach o genera comrr-
tence than among any equal number OF
people, taken coI'ernvr'y'on The gIoo"e.-
They are better pad, better housed, hc :
ter educa'cd than any OTTER equal portion
OF the people OF the Ualted States. Trey
possess hvp tines lhe number oI books
take i've tunes we newspapers and pee O.
uta'T' soStanS h'e times the n"morr Of
schoo'S' OF an equaI nHhio"r OF the pcop q
o. any other STATE OF he Uo'on'
These are TAGS wh'cb Observation WI
sustain, ara Whlrh cannot he lnVaIda cd.
1he New 80 K lrl0pe' IN review OF
me ground AIKEN ny the New YORK News
on lhH SUOJecl OF farlo'y WAGES, NC, eS-
PPc'a',y as 'e,9l'h9 10 the tpu,a'f7 en-
Ployed IN the ManniortoHrS o. New Lng-
land soba"ts tie following rpncIuS'on,
whch We h"oto are Sustained, 10 'n7 Ie 'e',
hy NE fRc". Inc news asserted In2l 1870
g'rS h1d heen sch"rged from Lower
s'ocH the establishment OF toe Tarti OF
l"4?-toai' s'orH mat peHod wages h@d
he'a reduced 3o rr'S PER W'tN-WNch
~. y ''''.'' " y ~ Wv Vt wy ~ Wv " Wv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
STAND FROM UNDER,

If the following, which we clip from one
Of our exchanges, don't hit good many
folks in these diggins, we are mistakeh--
that's al:
We have often frowned when The fol-
lowing question has been put to us by the
newspaper borrowing gentry' "WiII yon
lend me your last papel! | Iy want 10
read it," Now what in creation do such
f,lRs think newspape a'e made for ex-
cert to rpad-and if they want them 10
read, why don't they pay for them, and
thus remunerote the printer? A man
might, with the same propriety, go to ha-
ker and say to him. "Nr, won't You l"nt
me a loaf of bread! only want to eat it"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
From the n. Y. Evening Mjrror,
FIFTY-ONE YEARS AGO,
on THE WANDERIEGs OF AN MIGRANT.
Nlw YoRE, June IG, 1873,

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An advertisement in the London Times
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