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Later Still.

TUNHIS day reed from New York, another addition to
Il our stock Of Dry Goods, such Alpaccss, Gosh.
meres ". de Lains, PlsdSilks. Prints, Shaws Gloves
ToWNSLEY & SONS.
Oct. 81, 1876. 0
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NEW GOODS.

IN HE Subscriber has received his supply Of FALL
oil informing his friends and customers, that his
stock is much larger, and embraces greater variety
then he has before Notwithstanding the latest
and best styles Of Goods 10 be found in market for
Ladies' and Gentemens' wear.
ALSO-a full assortment Of trtha
GROCERIES,,
together with all the various kinds of Goods necessary
TO form complete and fully furnished Country Store
Grateful for past avors, the subscriber respectfully
and confidently solicits continuance Of the patron
age he has heretofore received Not intending TO be
second best in his line Of business and having purchased
the very lowest prices, he trusts none will be dsap-
pointed who call with the expectation Of finding his
Goods little better and cheaper than can I've found
elsewhere 10 the vicinity. N. CHENEY.
Townshend, Oct. 10, 1876.
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PERIODICAL & CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

PERIODICAL & CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
NHE subscriber would respectfully give notice that
n he has received the agency Tor the following Pc
riodcas, which will be furnished the subscription
price, free ofposisge, by the single No, year.
Columbian Magazine, Ladies' National Mag,
Graham's N. Y. Illustrated a.
Godey's Ladys Book, Ladies Garland,
Litlle's Living Age. Parlor Annual, li
Christian Family Magazine.
Also most Of the periodicals Of the day furnished as
above.
CHEAP PuBLICATroNs
will be received fast they issued from the press
Also, az assortment OF newspapers will be received
BY Express, every Saturday atsnoon aud sold by the
single copy at city prices. 49, .,l
tsl- Any Periodicals Cheap Publications., not on
49, ~ : G. H. sALIsBUhY.
Bratieboro, Sept ., 1916 rs
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INSURANCE.

lNSO AANCEs
rTNHE subscriber having been appointed by the Di-
Il rrctors Of the Windham County Insurance Com
pany their Agent for this place and vicinity will at.
lend TO tie Insuring Of property 10 said Company on
application.
Dfattleboro, Jan. s, 1896 Z 4wao
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Caution 20 Purchasers.

10000 BOTTLES 81
OF this Valuable Medicine will posiiipel, be sold The
present yeaI being only The second year o. is intro
50 G. A. BARTHoLICK,
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Canton, Ct. July 90, 1916.
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DOUBLE SOLED

TA''N BOOTS ''' sale 'i D;ii6ESs'ISsos, DAY 8 c,
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BUTTON s. CL.dRK, Bratileboro; II. e. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook Jr., w. Townshend; Hi
ram 8. Cutting, Green River; Hitchcock & Blanch-
ard, w. Halifax; A. II. a. L.. w. Childs, Jacksonville;
and OriQen Smith WiIrninoton 1.l HrIl'
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WILLIsTON s. TYLER

IL AVE recently received full supply Of Medi-
IL eines, Paints, Dye-Stgfs, Groceries, and Hard
,rare Goods. For sale cheap for Cash, Produce, or
shot Credit. 81. t....... Oct. Goth, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
THE DINNER TO MR.. WEBSTER.

The Philadelphia North American says-"Mr
Webster has, as we are informed, fixed an early
day in December for the dinner rendered to him
by the citizens of Philadelphia. This merited
tribute to one ofthe greatest men and most ardent
patriots of our times, will be upon a scale Of
magnifcence commensurate with the occasion.
1t is understood that Mr.. Webster will review al
length the course and policy of the Admtnistra-
ton. speech on such subject from such a
man, cannot fail to be great in itself and in its
influence. By that period the most important
elections in the North will have been decided,
and while the result will enlarge the scope for
remark as to our future duties, the effort of Mr..
Webster will be exempt from the charge so of
ten made of design to influence local elec'
TONS"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
IMPORTANT WARNING TO THOSE WHO
NEGLECT A COLD.

It is evident and decided by the most experienced
Physicians that Consumption is mostly encouraged
by a neglect of a cold at the first attack How
many persons are there that put of from time to
time procuring suitable medicine, until the disease
begins to assume a serious character, when in all
probability they are past the power of medical aid
May these lines prove a warning to those afflicted
with the first symptoms Of consumption that they
may Immediately use "Dr Duncan's ExPectorant
Remedy" which is expressly for the disease of the
respiratory system. Ii is certain to remove cough
in few days. at the same time relieving the pain in
the side and breast and arrestng the progress of this
fatal disease-Consumption The "Expectorant
Remedy" has decided advantage over all other pre-
parations. 1t is entirely free from Opium, and all
other violent Narcotics. 1t regulates the system
and gives strength to the weak and nervous.
DR.. Duncan's Western Office, $50 Sycamore street
Cincinnati where all orders from the south and west
must in future be addressed ALSO for sale at the store
Robert ]. Atkinson in CarroltOn.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

RY virtue of an order Of sale, to US directed, by
the court Of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio will be sold at the door OF the court house on
Friday the 18th Of December, 1s46,
between the hours of 10 oclock, A. M. and o'clock
P. M. of said day, the following described real es-
tate, to wit: part of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section twentynine, (29 township four
teen, (l4) and range five; (5) more particularly de-
scribed as follows: beginning at stake ten poles
west Of the southeast corner OF said southeast quar-
ter of section twenty-nine, (29) thence north one
hundred and sixty perches to post thence west
forty perches to post thencesouth forty perches to
post, thence west thirty perches to post thence
south one hundred and thirty perches to post,
thence east seventy rerches to the place of begin
nng containing sixty-four (64) acres more or less;
situate in said county of Carroll, Ohio. Said pre-
misses will be sold released of the widows dover.
Terms. s.-One-third cash in hand, one-third in
one year, and theremaining one.third in two years,
or at the death Of the widow as may suit the pur-
chaser; secured by mortgage on the premises, with
interest from day Of sale. Interest on the last third
payable annually. DEWALT ROTHACKER,
JOS. G. KENNEDY.
Administrators on the estate Of Sam. Rothacker
deceased. November 49, 1846-5-5t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
Public Vendue.
Nov. 13, 1916,

pERSONAL property belonging to the estate oi
John Aller, deceased, will be sold at vendue at
his late residence in Centre township, one mile
north from Carrolton on
Wednesday the 05th OF November, 1s46,
consisting OF the following property, to wit; one
new three horse wagon, one carriage, two horses,
TWO cows, (and other young cattle,) 80 head oi
sheen, besides % of lambs, and hogs; 45O bushels
of wheat, 60 of rye, 300 of oats, 375 of Indian
corn in the ears, barley, buckwheat, and potatoes,
and also grain in the ground; 18 tons of hay, (suP-
posed) 100 feet of cherry boards, bee palace, to-
gether with many other articles too tedious TO emu
merate. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M. o
said day, and continue from day to day until the
property is all sold. Conditions Of sale will be made
known on day of sale. ABSALOM ALLER,
GEORGE ALLER,
November 13. 1846-5-2t Administrators.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.

The following are among the officers to be
elected by joint ballot of the next Legislature
at the approaching session. We copy from the
Springfield Republic:
A Treasurer of State;
A Secretary of State;
A Register ofthe Maumee Land office; and a
Director ofthe Ohio Penitentiary;
All which offices are now filled by Wings; be-
sides
A Judge of the Supreme Court, in place Of
Reuben Wood of Cuyahoga, Locofoco.
A President Judge of the eighth Judicial Cir
cult, in place of John E. Hanna, Locofoco.
A President Judge of the fifteenth Circuit, in
place of VIM. Kennon, ST., Locofoco; and
Some fifty Associate Judges, for host oi
Wing counties, upon which Locofoco Judges
were imposed by the Locofocos seven years
ago.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13

NOtice.-A petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Carroll county, at their December
session for 1885, praying for an alteration of Shear
er,s road as follows: Commencing at point in said
road about five rods from Felt Handles meadow bars,
thence to certain gum in said road on the lands OF
Fit Handle thence the nearest and best way to the
ouarter post between Alfred Downs and Jacob Shear
er, thence East to the line between Jacob Shearer
and Felt Handle, to intersect said Shearer's Road
Nov. 9th 1886.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

RY virtue Of writ Of sss vendi, &C., Issued out Q:
the court Of common pleas for Stark county, o
bio, and TO ne directed, will offer FOR sale Al tbe
door Of the court house in CsTollion, On
Monday the I6th Of November, Isa0,
the following goods and chSttels, to wit: one horse
creature, one four horse wagon one nileh COW, one
bureau, one secretary, one msntleclock, two set Of
chairs, four bedstesds two dining tables one cook
ing stove and furniture Taken in execution and viii
be sold by me. Sale to commence al 10 O'clock, A.
n. on said day. Terms cash.
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
November G, is46-4-2t. Pr. fee 81.
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ANOTHER GLORIOUS WHlG VlCToRYll

ANOTHER GLORIOUS WhlG VlCIORfH
The notes Of rejoicing over the brilliant victo-
rss achieved by the Wings Of Pennsylvania, Ma
ryland, Ohio, George, Florida, Maine, Vermont,
and other States, have scarcely died upon our
ears when we are called upon to record another
if anything, more complete and glOrious-in the
Empire Sate We were prepared to see the pill
lars Of the present Administration crumble away,
gradually, one after another, till the whole sruc-
ture would fall to pieces but the universal voice
of condemnation, not uttered in weak and feeble
tones, but in accents loud and thrilling, which
greets US from every quarter Of the Union, ex-
ceeds our most sanguine expectations. ThePar-
asites Of the Executive may feign "wet day" OF
any other device they think proper, as the cause
of their successive defeats; but their pretences
will be of no avail: the voice Of condemnation Is
too general to depend upon temporary or lOca
causes; il is the response of an awakened people
against the iniquitous measures of Mr.. Polk.
In 1914 Silas Wrightelected Governor of New
York, over Millard Fillmore, oneof the most pop
ular Wings in the State, by majority of 1926
in 1896 this same Silas Wright is defeated b.
John Young, by near 10000 majority! In 1874
the Locofocos elected 81 members of Congress
the Wings 8; and the Natives 4: in l846 tn
Wings have elected 93; the Locofocos 7; and tn
Hunkers (disafected Locos) 8! one district no
heard from. In 1914 both branches of the Leg
islature were strongly LocOfoco: in 1916 tn
Wings have elected about two-thirds of the mem
bers of the House; of the political complexion o
the Senatewe are not advised; but as only mem
bers Of that body were elected this year, we pre-
sumo twill be Locofoco.
Thus have we recorded, as briefly as possible
one of the most splendid Whig victories ever q
chieved. The Loco press, for someweeks pas
have told us to look TO New York. We hav
looked, and behold things are all Wright!
The City of New York gave majority OF 1
bout 10000 against the new constitution. Th
returns from the interior of the State, however, al
favorable to it, and, we think, it has been adopted
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
YET ANOTHER WHlG VICTORY!
stand aside and let young Iowa speak!


The first election in the new State Of Iowa was
held on Monday the 26th ult., and has resulted in
the complete triumph of Wing principles. The
Wings have elected a Governor, two Congress.
men, majority in both branches of the Legsla-
4ure, and, consequently, Iowa will be represented
by two Wings in the United States Senate. The
Locofocos tried hard to Dodge into the United
States Senate; but the people had their eye upon
that Dodge, and determined that they would be
Dodge.d no longer!
Thus are we enabled TO announce three splen-
did Wing victories in one week!-victories the
more glorious for the reason that they were not
anticipated. We had our hopes; yet those
hopes were not sanguine. We have neither time
nor room to extend our remarks. These vcto-
res demonstrate that correct principles are advan'
cing-,hat Locofocoism is on the wane. Re-
ioicel Wings, rejoice!l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
MONDAY the Ieth Of November, Is4O,
NOTICE.

ALL parties interested in the establishment Of the
n following named State Roads, will be heard by
the Commissioners of Carroll county at their next
December session, in any application that may
be made for or against the establishment Of said
roads.
One Of said roads commences al the town Of Han
over in Columbiana county and thence through Nor
ristown and Mechancstown in Carroll county 70 the
town of Amsterdam in Jefferson county.
The other road commences al DoWningville in
Carroll county, thence to Sparta in Stark county,
thence to terminate at the town OF Bethlehem in
said county Of Stark.
By order Of said Commissioners,
T. R. HARBAUGH,
Aud. {. {. ..
Auditors Office, Carroll oountyl
October 2lst 1916.
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Probate Notice.

EXECUTORS Administrators, and Guardians S
accounts, filed at the October term 1885, of the
cour. of common pleas for Carroll county, and will
be presented at the next term for settlement
Final account OF Aaron Elliott, late Guardian OF
Mary Ann Crist, John Crist, and Isaac Crst.
Final account of Mary B. Cameron, Executrix OF
Joseph Cameron deceased.
Final account of Elizabeth McGowen, Execurix
Of Robert McGowen, deceased.
First account of John Gregg, Executor Of George
Wyand, deceased.
Second account o Robert George, Guardian Of
Martha George, ct. al
Final account of James M. Davis, Guardian OF
Keziah Wanbaugh. w. R. LLOYD, Clerk
November IS, 1846-5-3t.
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ANOTHER IRRTYAE

7 lie subscriber j. TOW rsoe.Fing end opouinga lsgs
and wei selected s,o5k Of dry goods, groceries,
qussa5EtTe, ksFcEGs. leather. boots shoes. hsE.
ctps. books. G-.; P.tlsburgh manufacture truees.
and in fact general GssostneHi q fall Snd winter
goo6s. which have bsen purchased within tie lee;
nont5, in Ge eastern cites, a reduced Fcos. All
tlose wishing = purchase Al low prices are therefore
requestsd 70 cal an sxarEo this stock before buy
H. elsewhere. Asa VII tot suffer b. comparison with
my ether Il tie place. TLAxs-cssh or P-o1goe
u nsad Z. SINCLAIR.
Cans.tas. Nsrenber G, lszc-a-.f.
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THE SEMI. MI.MoNTHLY sToRY.TELLER

We have received the first number of publi-
cation bearing the above title. 1t is in octave
form, and contains 16 large pages. The object
of the work seems to be the republication of for
eign works Of the ighter.class. The number be-
fore us contains the commencement of "Heidel'
berg" romance by G. P R. James. We have
not had time to examine it. The reputation oi
the author, however, will ensure for the work an
extensive circulation. The "Story-Teller" is
published semi-monthly, in Philadelphia, at fifty
cents per annum, payable in advance. Tonovel
readers this will be an interesting work, and will
enable them to obtain works of fiction at reduced
prices.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that petition will be present.
ed to the Commissioners of Carroll county, Ohio,
at their December session, 1846, praying for the
establishment of county road commencing at
the North end of Brown street in the borough Of
Harlem, in said county, thence to the bridge a.
bove Doctor Kehler's Mineral Springs, thence
to intersect the New Lisbon and Cadiz road at
point where the private road is now located,
thence to intersect the Yellow Creek grade at
Daniels Mill.
Oct. 6, 1896
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ALTST OF LETTERS
Oct. 3Oth, 1876.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Carrollton on
the LIST of October 1886, and if not taken out be-
fore the lst of January will be sent to the General
Post Office, at Washington city, as dead letters:
Arbuckle, G. Golfer, VIM. McGavran, w. B.
Ackey, Henry Clark, VIM. Myer' A.
Brewster, Vim. Davis, Edward Ii Mcfarland,
Rrown. G. Davis, Mary Need, Daniel
Blackledge, Jas. Dovare, Jacob Pean, Pry
Breck, W.B. Eagy, John Repp, VIM.
prewer, James Ewes, VIM. Rankin, Adam
Bowls, James Figley, Jonas Smtt, John
Brooks, John Gilmore, R. II. Shoe, John
Cogsil, Harry Gregg, John Smith, P. P.
Coop, Philip Hersy, John Snodgrass A.
Cameron, Thos. Haugh, Samuel Taylor, Rebecca
Cameron, John Johnson, Jacob Tong, U. l.
Calwell, James Kintner, Louisa Wilson, Geo' HS4
Chaplin, Henry Lewis, Samuel "alson' Deig'
Clark Susan ,-..- IL,
Persons calling for any OF the ABOVE Ie''eiS VIII
dlease say they are advertised. e,r,ncrp M
Corrolton, October 9, IS46-52-4t.
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Coins, CoueHs, CoHsUNPTIoSs, &e.-Ii should be
remembered that cough is always an evidence that
some mpurity is lodged in the lungs, which, II not
speedily removed will 50 rrtSte those delicate or
gans as TO produce inAamston Of the lungs, disease
which we all know is the high road TO consumption
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are safe, easy,
and certain cure for colds and coughs, because they
carry off by the stomach and bowels, those morbid
humours which, If deposited upon the lungs, are the
cause Of the above dangerous complaints. A single
twenty-five cent box Of said Indian Vegetable Pills
is generally sufficient to make perfect cure Of the
most obstinate eold and at the same time the dges-
ton is improved, and the blood so completely puri-
fed that new life and vigow are given 70 the whole
frame.
The popularity Of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGE-
TABLE PILLS, has proved strong bait to unPrin-
cipled men, who, instgated by the hope Of gan at
tempt to palm of spurious article on the unsus-
pecting To defeat the wicked designs Of such men
we have procured new labels and the signature OF
William Wright will be found WRITTEN WITH
THE PEN on the top Of each box. None other is
genuine, and to counterfeit this is forgery.
Remember, the only original and genuine IN
| DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the written sig
nature of William Wright on the top label Of each
| box.
Agent for the sale of Wrights Indian Vegetable
Pills in Carrollton, H. A. Stidger; for other agen.
ces see advertisement in another column
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ESTATE OF THOMAS MITCHELL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and dqualifed executor on the es-
tate of Thomas Mitchell late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are
quired to make immediate payment, and those hay-
ing claims to present them, legally proven, for set
tlement, within one year from this date
JOHN MITCHELL, EXT.
November 6, lS46-4-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13
Estate Of Aaron Kerr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified administrators on the
estate of Aaron Kerr, late of Carroll county, Ohio
deceased All persons indebted to said estate sreTe'
quired to make immediate payment, and those having
cliams to present them, legally proven, for settle
mcnt, within one year from this date.
MARGARET KERR, Atn'Z.
JOHN |. KERR, Admir-.
Nnramhnr @ lS46-4-3t.
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CAPTURE OF A MEXICAN BRIG OF WAR.

From letter published in the city of Mexico,
brig of war Malek-Adel, was captured in the port
of Mazatlan, by one of our vessels, supposed to
be the sIoop of war Warren. The Warren, be-
ing outside, despatched five launches, we'll arm
ed, to capture the Mexican, then at anchor in the
bay. The officers and crew on board the brig
unprepared for an attack, took to their boats in
great confusion on the appearance of the Ameri
cans. Two officers, named Rerega and Cilillo
and several sailors, were taken prisoners. The
moment the yankees found themselves mas
ters of the vessel, they cut her cables and made
sail for the frigate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-13

NOtice.-There will be petition presented to
the Commissioners of Carroll county at their nex'
session praying for an alteration on the road leaang
from Troy to Robert Georges. Sad alterauon 70
nor,n,ence at the guide boards on VIM. McClrg's
Land thence north along the Pekin road to the north
east corner of said Meetings. clearing thence
westward direction the nearest and bestroad to tive
white oak trees in said Troy road on said McCurg'
land.
Nov. 6, 1876,
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Attachment Notice.

All persons interested will take notice that Isaac
Murdock on the 18th day of July 1916, sued out &
writ of attachment from the Court Of Common
Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio, against Samuel M
Elhenny for the sum of two hundred dollars, which
writ has been served and returned.
w. R. LLOYD, elk. P. T.
McCLAvE g. STANTON
Att'ys for Plf
Carrollton, Oct. 80, 1876.
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Letter rom S. L. Darlington practicing physician

Letter rom ,. l.. Darlington pTdCIClnB PhIe'|la'I
of New York city, May %, l846.
Some two months since having seen notice OF
your valuable medicine in European Journal, and
euIoges of such high character and from most
respectabIe source being passed upon it, | was in
duced to try its efficacy in most obstinate case Of
chronic rheumatism, which | had been for some
time past most actively and carefully treating but
without any material benefit to the sufferer. pro-
cured TWO bottles of your Scillian Syrup and or
dered it according to directions under which he
materially improved, and by the time he had taken
one half of the second bottle he was entirely re-
stored to health The case was Of FIVE years stan
ding, and had been treated at different times by
several Of the most eminent physicians OF the cas-
tern states. During the five years prior to his last
treatment he at times suffered the most exclucia-
ting torture so frequently attendant on this the
most wretched of diseases with which mankind
are afflicted. Seeing the almost miraculous change
produced in this case was led TO try its objects on
chronic affection of the liver and lungs which,
10 my astonshment, though of two years stand
ing it was effsctualIy and speedily removed. |
have frequently since tried it in cases OF chronic
character with the same triumphant success. BE-
eving it to be not like the avalanche Of spurious
articles which are flooding the country like pestl-
lence with no healing or recuperative properties
whatever, but as a medicine discovered by the
most patient research and investigation with aview
of benefung the human race, | most heartily re-
commend it as a most valuable and certain remedy
to all those afflicted with chronic affections OF any
kind whatever.
Respectfully yours,
S. L. DARLINGTON, M. D.
| The above medicine is for sale the drug store o.
R. Kennedy in Carrollton. Price So per bottle.
| November 6, lS46-4-4t.