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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Az Explosion AN establishment located
in one of the thriving villages adjacent to our
city, says the New York 7rjJuRe, and ostensi-
bly, devoted to the Water Cure, was broken up
recently by discovery on the part of its boar
der-patients, that its principals were using the
facilities it afforded them for the insdous ncul-
cation and practical realization of Mr.. S p. An
arew's remarkably free-and-easy notions re-
spcciing Love Marriage. The general procla-
nation of this fact caused the prompt disper-
ton of all but three or four Of the boardcrs, and
the speedy closing of the concern. There are a
good many wolves in sleeps clothing about
and a wise and clear discernment was never
more necessary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

A SLAvEoF GENERAL WAsuNCroN's.--It is
not generally known to our readers that there
is yet living near Cookstown a slave of General
Washingtons, He is l24 years of age and can
walk six miles in day. He is so old that his
fingers and toes are nearly all white, He be-
longcd to Washngton's Bottom, on which Per
rypolis now stands. The estate of Colonel
Cook was and still is bound for his living
lie is to be taken to the Worlds Fair for cxhi.
hlion, arrangements can be made. It's well
known that Baruum made his first 'pile of mo-
ney" by exhibiting II slave which he said be-
louged to Washington but it was all hum
bug, For this man being a slave of Washing
tons the record of the transfer from Washing
ton to Colonel Sheeve will prove. lie has used
tobacco and whiskey all his life.
4N0HoR7dbeia Republican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

LoBIS ANDREws.-We hear bat one voice
outside Of few Locofoco papers-al over
the State, ond that voice is ir distinct ratifea-
ton of the doings ofthe Teachers Dayton Con-
vention. The GAINESVILLE Courier in an able
article says;
Mr.. Andrews does not form a part of the
Wing ticket and his election will not be Wing
triumph He is the candidate of the people
and by that election the people will rebuke a
few demagogues who appear willing to draw
everything into party which has, dollar attach
ed to it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

STARVATION IL SPAIN 1t appears that tie
miserable coudi ion to which Ireland w's redu-
ccd few years ago is PARALLEL by WIZ is now
taking place in Spain. y writer ina French
paper says
In vain the venerable Bishop of St, J1cQues,
in presence Of more than six hundred untortu-
mates resembling moving corpses, who daily
bcscge his gate has sold his mules and his car
riagc. In vain has he reduced himself and his
servants to the mcrest neccSsaries in order
that he might give the rest to those who per-
ish Of hunger All that he or the other bish.
ops and clergy, all that the government can dc
according to tEe Esderanza, is but a drop o
water to exlingllish the conAagralion. Wher
we speak of the government, however, we mus
remember that last contribution made by j
5000 600 Of reals had not been distributed
In Tie mountains, the starving die by dozens
and in many places feyers OF the most danger
ous Charactar are oncdSto famine. Hundreds
Of sick expire for want Of nourishment and
medicine. The streets of our cities are encum
bcred with old men, women and children with
the Sisages Of corpses, covered with miserabl,
rags and even worse, troubling themselves Il,
longer except to die quiet, aud mploring with
loud clics the succors Of the<public charity
At the gates OF the Archiepi5copal Palace NOR,
than thousand people wait for daily bread
and hear that one day lately, / 800 poor as
semblcd to receive aims distributed in the cit,
by one gentleman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. WM HUNTER, OF the William Coun-
~ Demo rat, gives notice in his last paper that
he is about 10 change il from a Democrat TO a
Free Soil journal The moveing cause Of the
change appears to be a resolution passed at the
last convention held in that (Edgerton's) Con-
gressionai District, endorsing the last Balti,
more Platform, which resolutions the editor
cannot conscientiOusly approve. There is a
lesson in this incident which Ohio political
would do Nell to study.-SteuJ Union.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
To the EnlroR OF 1nr FREE Pass.

TO IHh LEIIV" VI IIIL NIE 7 NLa9'
Sir:--Pcrusing your paper Of the 2lst inst.
was surprised to find that some unknown friend
had announced my name as a csndidaIe for
County Auditor, through your paper Iwish
to inform my kind friends, generally, that
decline being candidate for that Office from
several considerations among others that
there is already several names announced for
that Office who are good men and true and
some of whom have heretofore been candidates
for tie same Office
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

MASSERs AND CUsroHs or MoRNoN PREAcu-
ERs.-The Boston Herald, IN announcing the
uealh OF Elder G. Adams, Mormon prvtchrE
says
"On his second visit TO Boston the Elder
preached. baptized converts. whipped news
paper editor, and played a star engag,mrnl a;
the National Theatre. He was indus riou> aui
| filled IN an the time We have a iuudof an
tcdute concerning this strange mortal. which
we shall b. gai 10 print at some other llme.-
We close this article by briefly advertising 10
the chastiSCmyRt he gave an editor for strongly
icritieising his performance Of Richard Ill
The office of the editor was in Washington 1t
where Propeller now keeps. Adams armed
himself with a cowhide. and watched his victim
Soon the unsusprcting fellow came down stairs
and Adams sprang upon him exclaimng The
Lord has delivered thee into my hands, and
shall give thee forty stripes save one, Scripture
measure. Brother Graham keep tally" So
saying, he proceeded to lay on the punishment
with a hearty good will In the meantime a
large crowd had gathered around the aveng-
ing priest and the delinquent. When the tally
was up. Adams left the man and addressed
the crowd as follows :-"Men and brethren my
name Is Elder George e. Adams preacher o
the everlasting gospel. l have chastised my
enemy. Igothis afternoon to fulfil an engage
mcnt at tn, Providence Theatre, where l shall
play one of Shakespeare immortal creations
/ | shall return to this city at the end of The
week, and will by Divine permission preacl
three times next Sabbath, on the immortality o
the soul, the eternity Of matter, and in answer
to the question-"Whois the Devil? May
grace and peace be with you. Amen"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

SrARcurNG LINEN.--To those who desire TO
impart to shirt bo,oms, collars, and other fab
rics that fine and beautiful gloss observable
on linens the following recipe for making Gum
Arabic Starch will be most aCecptiblo, and
should have place in the domestic scrap.book
of every woman who prdcs herself upon her
capaelty as Il housewife and the neatness Of her
own, her husbands, and her fami'ys dress
and if she does rot take pride in these things
her husband rs an "unIorlunate man"
Take TWO ounces of Gne white gum-arabic
powder, put II into n pitcher and pour on it a
pint or more of boiling water (according to the
degree orSrcngrh you desire,) and then, hav.
ing covered, let il set all night. In the morn
lag pour it carefully from the dregs into clean
bottle, cork it., and keep it for use. A table
spoonful of gum water, stirred into pint of
starch that was made in the usua manner, will
give the lawns--rilhcr white, black, or printed
"a look of newncss when nothing else can re-
store them after washing 1t is also good,
much diluted, for thin white muslin and bobi-
net.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

TIE Pace OF WuEAT.---This country is more
interested pecunarily, in the lhr catcncd rup-
ture between Turkey and Russia, than is gen
orally supposed The first scene olstnCe will
be the Danubian Provinc es, the wheat region
of the North from whence more of that impor,
tant commodityis. exported to England than
from all the world besides. n war would cut
off that supply entirely and it is the knowl-
edge of this fact which, more than anything
else, has caused the recent slight advance in
England Such a result would ofcourse great
ly benefit this country. And yet war is too
terrible in its consequences to be prayed for un-
less other than mere pecuniGry good to our
selves is to resulr'from it ltisproper howcv,
rr, tha. the act should be understood that,
should this threatened war ensue, there will
probably be very important advance in the
price of wheat in this country III Jow.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
WHIC STATE NOMINATIONS,


ron GOVERNOR.
NELSON B Ar Il ERE,
OF Highland.
rYoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Isaac j. Allen,
Of RichlaHd.
Eros TREASURER or STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN,
Of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
Nelson II. Van NOTheS,
Of athens.
FOR SUPREME JUDCE,
Franklin 7. BacAHSI
or Cgyahoga.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
william II. Gibson,
OF Seneca.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
John WadIile,
Of COshoci0a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

GREAT DlsrRuCTIoS or MoxET ny FIRE.-0n
Tuesday evening ire was discovered in a11
Office IN Cincinnati. which before It was extiu
gu.shed, consumed ten millions OF city orders.
|, WAS no doubt the work OF design. as no FIRE
hat been used on The premises since cold wea,h.
eF.
P.S Perhaps it should be mentioned that
the office was that Of the Aunilor, and tb, or
ders we're redeemed ones
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
GEORGE PUGIG.
For tie Tree Press.

Mr.. Editor
IL you are not aware Of the fact am, that
that there is a certain very pictLoric gentle
man e. in our village who makes himself very
busy in hunting up and pcddIing all kinds of
slang against certain young men in Car
roIton. Now, we have only to say that this
"model rcformer" had better attend to his own
affairs, or he may see sights, and have his own
unenviable character disinterred, as he is full
j understood by ONE OF THE BHIOYS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDIToR:-Please ennounce the name Of
Z. r. EEcKLEY as a suitable candidate for Repre-
sentative to the State Legislature, subject to the
decision of the county convention and oblige
many voters of Fox and Lee townships, and the
county in general.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. EDToR:- please announce the name of
GEORGE PUGH as a candidate for county Aud
itor subject to the decision of the county Con-
vention and obligo many voters the county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
A WHIG OF SEyENTYSIX.

Mr., EDIroR:-Please announce the name Of
John H. Whitcraft of Orange, as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff subject to the decision
of the Wing convention. Mr.. Whitcraft is
thorough Wing an honest and an available
man, and ii elected will discharge the duties of
his Office with honor 10 himself and the Whig
party.
The sincere wish Of The voters of
ORANGE GENERALLY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr., EDITOR, please announce the name Of
James W. Mclaughlin of Fox Township as
candidate for County Commissioner subject to
obiige many votes of Fox and Lee Township.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
CARROLL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings Of Carroll county, and all other
voters of the county, who may feel disposed to
cooperate with the Wings, this Fall, in elect
ing suitable PaGSus to fll the different State
and County Offices, are respectfully notified
that the CARROLL CouSrY VINO CONVENTION
will meet at the Courthouse, in CaToton, on
Sat,rdoy, tie Gth doy # Argost, 1853.
at l2 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for election, so far as that du-
ty may deyolye on the Convention.
Each Of the townships, as heretofore, will
assemble en- mosse, or by Delegates, as may
be deemed most practicable, by the voters o.
the township,
Candidates qythc following Offices are to be
selected to wit
One candidate for Representative,
One " for Auditor.
One " for Treasurer.
. One " for Sheriff
One d" for Prosecuting Attorney.
One e" for Commissioner
One d" for Director of Co, InGrmary,
1t will also be ucsccssary to select Cand-
dates for Scpa,or and State Board Of Equaiza-
ton, in conjunction with Stark County.
The committee rely upon the we-ucd pa
triotism and unsubdue' energy of the Whgs
Of Carroll and their h9nds, for a full Conycn
ton. And, most surely, the condition Of ouI
State affairs calls loudly and earnestly for a re
newed demonstration of that patriotism ant
energy to which we have alluded.
!. PEARCE,
JOHN STERLING,
GEO. +. REMEDY,
], NJ. TODD,
WM. MCCOY,
July 7, 1858. Wig Ctoh% CommHice
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. EDITOR Please announce the name of
our friend, JACOB CoBLE, a, Il candidate for the
o1w Of Treasurer, at the ensuing Election,
subject to he action of the C,apty Wig Con-
'e%oo. Mr. Co5e is a hcro4g4 HMg-sn o.
osn5. honest, enterpri,ing citizeu-an intel
'i5rnh unlssumng Industrious FARMER an
available as well as a reliable mana man
well qualified for the duties and responsib tiles
Of that important post, and will no doubt if
elected serve the people acceptably an prof
itably, and reflect credit on the whig party.
A WHIG from Monroe as is WHIG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
OCTOBER ELECTION FOR 1858.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Announcements, to secure insertion must be
accompanied by one dollar. No variation from
the rule will be made
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

VESSEL LosT,-The Detroit Advertiser has
intelligence that the fragments vessel. sup
posed to be a large brig, q hore about
four weeks ago at Suble HighNS1s, Lake Hu
ron. Considerable lumber came ashore al
Point au BTques about the same time. On
the head-board of the fragments of the vesse
was the name ChamDlajn The Advertise
fears lhaJ thr wnO't crew wrr. los,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

ron BUTLER of Centre, as a candidate for the
office of Auditor subject TO the decision Of the
Wing County Convention, and oblige
THE PEOPLE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

SPIRITUAL BELL RINGING The hotel bells in
Doylestown were all set ringing one night last
week from some invisible cause. This was CON
sidercd supernatural, and caused great conster-
nation in the ncighborhood When the morn.
ing dawned and the matter came to be investi-
gated, it was found that some boys, to have q
sport, had tied twine strings to the handles o.
the bell, and were standing in the rear of the
sheds at some distance enjoying the fun most
amazingly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Al c-..u...,. p..---.--1
~, MIS- '"'s' oLn h1iV""iio" ~ hlf -. r.
ne "'1Ios,S ','''u'il' VI '''e recovery o' mss
buiy w V''S,So.u' a ucuSnt'r % 'nc new p[
Itu,"a ".'J, 'II '.',Io'y "o,,!el.
IL,',LJ r IL, ma ror,,;,;,,, ~ H.. ,,i.
,,,,"," Y ~V hors
@ 1,a, LoraGor "ccnr. '''' " '''''
100 ,.nr Warron or Pos,oS ,e,ys 1,o orJioor,
"'ec''"n' 'ot renewing ".' oory ''o'll ""'ct,
LeetNeo uu''"S >"p"'erS''n "' 'r'"' Ten To 1T,
zee" MINUTES ""u ,uo''I"'",> ne "'I" N'''r'I
1'"'' PnHSpI'"T p''"oT"''I MISS "'.,'"o'|
ue"o' ii'r o"ny wa, P',''" 'or ConS,GfrIo'o
'h'e WIN "'n'I' u"'.'''o"'olY "eao' Mr L'h-
Us !, 'n,' S,,S' c,cH uI,ay' ,G''o,,S y. we" van
",h' nau "'lea'y 'T'u'I" '"' ",r'S''oI' OF ,ne
P,,> S''''"' III ''S''" 10 n'' "h "',"loocI MS
rhoFtS, because assured 'ney mus De IruiIIeS,
- - n'''honr e''.L''"' anu Pr','hS aS'h ,hfonSh
tne room ne Sa'o 10 some "' we 'aoie" VINO were
III charge OF Ihe oou''S OF VhG ''G'mS oi 'heli
SeN, ! uon c"'r "n0' 'hc ooc'ofS say;
','' gu mas NV ~ "'' ly" anu P'a
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'&T, FI;r was ,,""iGeE i; WV" M u"',,"N"op o., "I
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. CRosIER Announce the name Of JAMES
Mccoy of Loudon, as good man for the office
of Commissioner, subject TO the action Of the
Wing Convention, and oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

y r. CRosTER ESQ Please announce the name
pfEBENEzER HowRT. of Lee Township, as a can
kGlate for Auditor, subject to the decision of
Tho Wing Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

DIED WHILE D8EsSING FOR BALL-Mjsa
Laura Shields, who resides ON Liberty street
in Cincinnati, wcntu up to her room on the even
ing Of July All to dress for a ball. When ihy
gentleman came who was to accompany h,r she
had not came down stairs. Her mother called
her, but She did not come. At length hu
mother went to the door and raped, but no
answer was returned, and she had locked the
door. They then became alarmed and forced
the door, when Laura was found lying upon
the floor, nearly dressed for the ball. and dead
She appeared to be in perfect health in the e.
vening at tea, She was buried, in the dress
they found her in, on Monday.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of
JAMES PATTON, of Carrollton, as a candidate for
the Office of sheriff subject TO the decision of
the Wing county Convention, and oblgc
A NUMBER OF WHIGS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce DANIEL Dun
LAP as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
csion Of the Wing Convention, and oblige
MANY WHIGS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. EpIToR;-Pleose announce John Moody,
Of Centre tp, As candidate for Treasurer of
Carroll co, subject To the decision of the Whig
convention, and oblige many citizens.
FOX AND LEE TIPS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
Frnm t,e S.iotn Gazetle.
The Temperance RESOLUTIONS.

We give below the resolutions passed by the
late State Temperance Convention. Through
the neglect ofthe officers Of the Convention, the
resolutions were not furnished TO the Columbus
papers for publication. A few days ago they
made their appearance in Mt Vernon paper
WZeros, It is an organic and inalicnable
right and duty offreemen TO protect thOr lives
theirliberty aud their properly, and therefore
to prohibit any manufacture or commercial pur-
suil which neccssarially destroys human life,
imp airs human liberty, destroys property; and
whereas the manufacture and sale commonly
known rs the liquor traffic, for drinking pur-
poses, is in Ohio awfully destructive to all
tEesc--lie, libeity, properly, and domestic hap.
piness; Il e:elore.
lsi Resolttd by this Convention that it is
the sacred duty of the freemen OF Ohio TO use
every constitutional means to prohibit, by law
this Infamous mqnuiscture ind traffic.
End Resolred That the overwhelming vote
in favor Of stringent prohib:ory law, given in
Michigan on the 20lh inst, not only reflects
the highest honor upon the virtue and intelli-
gencc of the electors Of that State, but should
forever silence the silly clamor Of demagogues
that the people are not prepared for the annlhl-
lalion of the liquor manufacture and uailc.
80. Rcsolrel, That the submission ola sim
liar question to the people of Ohio would be
followed by a Ike reSul and the friends OF this
manufacture and tral te dare not go to Tie
ccuntyy" on this issue
4th Rcsoiced, That in as much as it may be
inconsistent with the organic laws Of Ohio, to
submit this question to the electors, as it has
been in other States, we have no alternative but
to vote only for such candidates for the Gcncr-
al Assembly as are committed in favor Of the
proposed measure.
5th Rcsoic53, That we utterly disclaim AL
desire to form an Independent party, or TO dis
tu?b those alr~Gy existing, but we are deter
mined to securtNhc speedy determination Of the
manufacture and traffic, in liquor as bcyer
age.
Gh, RcsoIocd, That We will not favor th,
formation oi mdcpcndant tickets, except whcr
all the political parties refuse to present candi
dates, within reasonable time, who are not sh
on this great question.
7lh. Res,lrcd, That considerable sum o
money will be indispcns rble to carry on thi'
campaign--to distribute temperance pnbllca
tionS, employ Slcclurers, dc, and that the rol
of counties be- called and the delegates from
each be requested to respond as to what a
mount may be relied upon from their jurisdc'
tion.
8,h Rcgoirm That State Central Commit.
tee of five be appointed, who shall be charged
with the duty of employing lecturers, appoint.
ing mass meetings, and doing whatever may
seem necessary to secure the election Of a ma.
ioriJy Of members in the next Legislature ia.
yurable to our views.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. EDIToR; Please announce John /, Black
burn Of Browntp as a suitable candidate for
Auditor, subject to the Wing convention, and
obHge MANY WINGS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr. EDITOR Please announce JoHN s,
REED of Brown, as a suitable candidate for the
Office of Auditor, subject to the decision of tho
Wing Convention, and oblige
WASHINGTON, AUGUSTA & BROWN,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDITOR Announce the name ofJAMEs
STEEL of Union as candidate for Director Of
the County lnfrmary, subject to the decision
ofthe wbig Convention. Mr.. STEEL is a good
whig,--lives near the Infrmary, and if chosen
will make an excellent officer
Carroll COUNTY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDITOR :--Yor will confer favor upon
a large number of voters, by announcing the
name of George Pugh Esq. as suitable candi.
date for the office of County Treasurer, subject
to the decision of the Wing Convention A
more competent, trustworthy and efficient Off
Ger cannot be selected in the county.
.WHIGS OF Fox.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28

Mr.. EDroR Please announce the name Of
WIN McCULLY, Of Harrison tp,, as candidate
for County Auditor subject to the decision Of
the County Convention and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
ID, Rceoe,: For, ne r!r7ss:i= Oar, et.;-I
CoAAiSSiUNER Of TIRE ECAsD OF PUBLIC

81: Edfcr:-fcrE;ii u 20 recommend JAS. EcD2ms.L
Esq n Gusionr! The OF this District as 4;
and prop! person I'll the oce of Commits oner OF the
Board PuoIc Works; and say, that in opinion, his
unnn industry great energy, fine business haA,s
ln"'natnn and practical mind when taken in
on with his LIBERAL views IN rsaa!d TO udci0us system OF
internal mprnvt aCd his narca! talents. eGeHtly
qaay hin e." performance ut the tu'ics office.
Tue energetic ant successful manner in which Nj. NJ
D ELI hiss conducted his business affairs Tor tn last
;hrs yeas. the 2h character and staining
ne practical busa, WITCH he has acquired wherever
he Known; and tie testimonials which have in
ne p0htc p MS able ard Satisfactory manner in
~i,ics n rcu... The dulles II Unitd States Consul
last aaisr Nh Puls administration, the best guar
anis, =. which have o. Inc way he viii exrcue
lie ;.es oil Cuniis ~ Sosrd Of Public Nofks
il lie shnnld &c elected 10 Office which hope 4.
s be The pleasure eli ine Of this district confer
u9ca hirs MANY VOTERS or BcTE-ors-,
AlLHeaASr Asp RocxBRiosr.