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"EEDING HOES.-A LARGE LOT NEEDING
Hoes all sizes. Also Scythe Blades Grass Blades
and Trace Chains, received and for sale by
JAMES McKIAIMoN.
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EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.-Rose Vanilla
Orange, Lemon Butter Almond, Cinnamon and Pins
Apple in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYwOoD
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ID EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
IL MANUFACTORY.-The subscriber begs leave to in
form his patrons and the public general he has moved
from Street. to the house lately occupied by F.
Mailer as fancy store, West side of the capitol.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
socts continuance of the same promising
[s4 HENRY A. DEPKIN.
1taielgh, August 29th, 1855 SIT
MORN BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
Book containing all the which oc-
cur IN business well
as In official stations Ogether with Constitution of
North Carolina the United States the Act fixing the
Fees OF Clerks &c. calculated for the the
citizens of North Carolina, and conor1nabe law
Compiled by member Of the North CaroIina RaT. = -.
FOr sale It the North Carolina Bookstore by
HENRY d. TURNER.
halelgh, aug IL, 1858. III
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sSCOTCH ALE.-A FEW CASKS SoTCH ALE IN
5 OQuarts and Pints, in store and for sale by
JAMES McKIMMON,
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VNABLE SALT.-VERY FINE AND WHTTE In
Il small bags, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD
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GANDLES.-SPERM, ADAMANTINE, and tai
by JAMES McKIMMON.
April 1853. 40
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1000 CIGARS of superior quality bf ss5 s4s BY
Raleigh February 22d, 1858. 28-
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Gasets Stair T,i.ed and Other rch Hearth
fancy Piano and Table Covers. A1fEE McKIAfMoN.
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D IGG'S GENUINE MILITARY SOAP-A
IA supply of this celebrated Soap, just received
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
February 22d, 1858. 28-
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NIEMEYER & WHITE,

NAE1AE E-kN ~ " Ill ES
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL
PRODUCE BROKERS,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Offer their services to the Shipping, Planting Trading and
Manufacturing interests
We will give strict attention to Shipping Selling
Tobacco Cotton Flour Grain, Provisions, Lumber, and
Naval Stores and Forwarding Merchandise with Despatch
Lime Plaster Guano, Cement and Salt always hand.
HENRY " NIEAEYER, JAMES c. WHITE
August Sth, 1883 76-8m
"THOLESALET TRADE FOR MARCH 1852.
Wv OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign and Donaestc
Staple Fancy Dry Goods, is now complete: The
sortment is large and commanding CoUNTRY MERCHANTS
call and examine styles and prices feeling
confident that offer great inducements any Job
bling House. North or South. !.
STEVENSON & WEDDELLL
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
.
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a YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL FRESH
IN supply of Ayers Cherry Pectora, Just received at
PESCUDS DRUG STORE,
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All work will be warranted months fire and burn
ing excepted His work vii also be delivered within ff
H miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice; and fail to
deliver Stills in the time agreed upon wiz forfeit IS
eachsday lost to the purchaser.
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The following the Counties composing the Fifty G.
AroR1AL DIsTRIcTs of North Carolina:-ss 10y SES'
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SGNORN STARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY LUST RE
~ CEIVED at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS 4 HAywOOn
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DELELTIER'S SARSAPARILLA.-A fresh
n supply just received and for sale by
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II YON'S RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAL
M remedy used for the destruction of Rats Nice &C.
oFby WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

A MODEL HUSBAND Governor Morris, il VIC
may Judge by The testimony afforded by his
treatment of his wife in hi4 will. must have
truly been The 'model husband He was not
Of your modern skinl'nIs. who cut off wilp's
iuherlianre if she happens TO marry ugan--noI
he! Quite the contrary, in his will. made a
short line before his death, after settling upon
his wife a liberal allowance, he sals:-'And in
case my wife should marry. give her 600
more per annum. 10 defray The increased ex.
Pendiure which may attend the connection
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Cams of Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

GNo, 1871 AN ACT - i-t
To fix and provide Tor holding the terms oi the
Court Of Common Pleas in the Eighth Ju.
dicia District nf Ohio.
Sec. !, B. il enacted by the General Assem-.
bIy of The State Of Ohio. That The Cuuu oi
Common P,eus shall he held in the several
C. uulies If The Eighth judicial District Il. lhr
times follow ing. To vii;
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Muskingum. The second
Tuesday rf Fehruary. the tauHh Tuesday OF
Nav. aud the ,htrd Tuesday et September.
10 The county of Mntg,n, the src""d Tues
layo( Narrh The thlr Eaesday OF Jane, anH
tnr ft>l Tuesday ul N ~-mbrr ID
10 The county oil Noble. The frsl Tuesday oI
April. The fourth Tuesday OF July, aud the
third Tuesday of November. iq-i - es s.a
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Ma fDlToR - The following resnlulions
were unanimously adoped by The Students oil
M. Union Seminary, aud the members of the
Republican Literary Socieiv, on the death oI
Miss SARAH II. WESTON, a. her widowed
mothers residence in Augusta, Carroll co., o.
January l. 1853. after scarcely weeks illness
ursirg from an itnamal0rv sore throat bro'I
on while reaching in The Minerva VilIog srhouI.
Aged WPn,y.one years.
Wherras. in the inscruIabe wavs 0f Pfov.
dence, il las setIntd g"rd IN the ni,ine sight
lo rpIlluVr FROM the mldSI al an acuVe aud u.s..
luI lie. Miss Sa,ah II. Ne<,on, l,rnu ri, ron.
npcud Wnh he Nj Uunu Seminary. both as II
slnden, ard teacher. aud IN active aud fiji lent
mp0bpr of oui Linra4v Society; heirg lad,
pndpard to us hN smiahrnpss aud upright con
duct. and interchangeable aud rra<e~or,hy tTms
in that cUninnn cause in which We are pnlisl.
cd, z. The full aud harmonious dpVrlopmeh.
and discipline Of oil our pow erS therefore.
Resolved. That The death Of Sarah II. West.
on mpI ssrs US with feelings of melancholy
bereavement.
K solved that her moral department while
with US. was such as did not aud could not fail
10 elicit our frank and cordial approval.
Resolved. That IN her death The Literary
world has lost a candidate tnr high honors So
cieIy useful member. aud the church deyou.
and constant christian.
Resolved. That We deeply sympa,hize with
the relatives nI The deceased in The bfll Give and
iuepsrahe loss they have sustained.
Resolved, That although her drcease is so
mournlulv ,fllctVe To her friends. and loss
so heavy 10 sucrw, yeI, 10 her, wa believe ii to
be nm oiinIe gain.
ResoIvtd, Tha, these resolutions be publish.
I'd n The Plilshursh Christian Advocate. Carroll
Free Press. Oho PIcayun". Ohio r posiIory
and Stark Gu D"mnrfa,, aud that copy there.
Of hp sent to the relatives of the deceased. and
also. that rcpv be preserved in The archives
Of thr s WIcn.
IommiI,ep "i ,hc School Rehccru j. Jnhn.
sion. Marv A Fhzparck Wm. SAINT. W. c.
Caldwell. Conmu,ee of Literary Sure,y.-
Amanda Van Wy, S. Hair, JOSIAH Williams.
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WHOLE NUMBER lOsI
sRc0Nn sIIbIlIVIsInN-

IN the cuuoiy of Brlmen,. 10. lbrd Tues
day February. the secrud fuesday Of May, aud
the third Tursday ~ September.
10 the eoUnIy Of Monroe. the second Tues.
day of March the FIRST TUesdsy Of Juas, and
The serond Wednesday Of OtIubtr.
10 the county O. .Sprnsry. Ihe fourth Tues
day oi March lhs hbfd Tuesday Of June, and
1hs losuh Tuesday of 0cSober.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Tuscara~as. the 6rsI Tues
day OF February, the hri Tuesday Vf May. and
Ibe second Tuesday Of s, plrmbrr.
10 the county Of Jefferson, the third Tues
day oi February. the third Tuesday oil May,
and 'he lounh Tuesday OF September.
10 lhe cuun1y Oi Harrison. the second Tues.
day Of March the second Tursday Of June, and
The third Tuesday Of OcIDber.
See. 9 That NheneveT the Sate Of business
IN any Of The said Courts OF Commoa Peas IS
such as 10 render II necessary. surh eouus snail
have The power 10 a2pJini anJ hold un adjJuru.
ed Term. Tor the purpose Of Completing ,he
business Of any regular Iern, aud Holice mere.
Vi shall be entered upon the JJuruaI.
JAMES {. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Rsgreseatabrss.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
Prs0dsni Of the Senate.
January II. 1858.
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Il may not be generally known thar ,here ex.
ISIS species Of superstition in NouiBghamsbire
against ItIIing eggs go 90, Of house uf,er sun.
SET. friend Of ours Ihe Olhsr day. 10 want
OF some Eggs, called al respectable farmhouse
10 East Markham, und euqsired of The gopd
woman Of The house whether she had aoy eggs
to sell, to which she replied that she had lew
scores TO dispose OF. Then I'll take them home
win me in the cart was the answer; TO which
she somewhat Indignantly replied. That you'll
no'.-D"n'I you know the sun has gone downl
You ure welcome 10 the cgg' at proper hour
OF the day; bot would no. let them 90 out or
the house after sun has set 90 any consideration
~ha'ever.' And this, too, in 1881 Noting.
nam Eng Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Some one of that numerous class called
Western eel ors Who say good many things
besides beng charged with many things The,
do not say, is said 10 be The author of The fol-
lewng: J|ur.f
: RAiLRpADNG. .--As the Lafayette train wa:
piiehitg along at a mos. terrible rate, il wut
hailed IRON iarm house with loud Shouts ol
stop STOP
The bell was rung, The whistle screamed. The
train was stopped.
What's ~snIedl' asked the conductor.
a'Why,' said the man., me aud my old won.
man want TO 60 with you.'
'WeI,' SAID The conductor, get aboard -gel
aboard
Blu. we aint near ready YET. Ny old won.
man has jusl began TO dless, and wants you 10
watt t 81 1u -v1 bf.r,8 fas
There was perfect explosion. The ladies
.iliersd, lbe men screamed, and the conduc,or
looked blank. and shouted Go ahead! The
passengers all begged him TO wan until The
woman dressed. and one gentleman shout d
'come along with your wife, l'llhook her dress
and The tram samoStd. l3ta
Who will dare. say ha. women don't Claim
their rights in this country. where whole train
is stopped 10 give woman chance 10 Pul on
her 'becomng>l' Western women agans. The
worldl II she had gos hold oi ,hs. conductor,
she would hase made him wkit.a a8 .ita63
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An ACT
January II, 1858.

No. IA AN ACT
Supplementary 10 the acI entitled "an acl reIa.
ting TO the organization of courts Of jUsce
and their powers and du'io.," passed frbru.
Bry 18Th. 1859.
Sec /. BE it enacted BY thS General Assem-.
big Of tie State Of Ohio. Ina, II shall be law.
lul for the Supreme Court by SPECIAL mandate
or other proper mode, TO require the dlaucl
court or curt Of common pleas of the County
10 which any suit determined 10 Ihe Supreme
Couu shall have originated, TO carry Inc jIdg.
meni or decree Of the Supreme CUuu into exc.
cull0n; and the same snail Ihereupon be cat.
rled into execution by such inferior court, by
process OF execution or other lawful mode, a.
the case mny require.
Sec 2. The lands and tenements OF The debt.
or SHAH be bound for The satisfaction o. any
judgment Or decree Iur The pay menl Of IuOuey
Vi The Supreme Court againsi such d,LI, or,
from The frs. day Of The ttIn u said cuurI, Il,
whicn the Judgment or derTrc sha be rende; Z.
I'd, IN all casts where such lands ur { meu,s
lie NnhIu the couuIy Hh,Te the sun originated,
aud all other lands agd IeuemenGs, bS weIl ss
goods aud chalIels oI the deLlur, shall be b0YGd
rom the lime they shall be seized la txecuu0n,
ProUded that Ia all eases where the psrb
igdIasI whom Judgment or decree Ia Teuo, red
"a thr cuuTI ol common pleas. appeals his tause
~ the district cuurI. aud the sdaIe Is IhrGce Te.
moved 10 lhe Supreme Couu, me iieu OF HE
opposite parry ca Ibr rea estate Ot Sald d, pei.
au'. c'eand by Sold d4mrLt ,hol GoI th,re
Jy be TcuUv'd ur Vacatd, but the rta estate
II SAID appellant shat b. bounu IA Inc sa,ne
manner ns II sad appeal ha0 nuI Oteu taken uG.
II Ihe tInai dru ImlnatIuh vi Ihe cause ia tAe
Supreme Couu. JthES Z. JOHNSON
S..eaker UI The House Of Rrtrrst ntatt.es.
.. LILLIAN MkUiLL,
PIeSidruI vi Ihs SeuAIe. i
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Once in his life, and once only, the Duke Of
Wellington ven.ured to smoke pipe Of Iobac-
co. The occasion was early in The present
century, when number of generals and stsfI
fficers we're al Portsmouth, amongst whom
was The Duke Of Cumberland, the late Kirg OF
Hanover. Wellington was pressed by the Roy.
al Duke to join dinner party; & as his Grace
strongly wished TO leave Portsmouth, The Duke
OF Cumberlan in order TO secure his company
sdopIed The rather forcibIe prerauIion (inose
were the days Of % Chaise.) of hiring all the
horses in town. Irepanned, the hero ol
Assaye submitted goodhumoredy to his fate.
After dinner, pipes were introduced, though
several Of the parry had never smoked, and a.
mong these was Wellington. The scene was
by him mos, humorously described. He sat.
he said, behind The pipe, whiffiug away with
feeling Of wonder, and watching the countenan,
ces of .he rest o! the company. Ina few min.
u,es some ol the novices retired hastily. not We.
ry soon 10 return; and as he puff d IN he said
to himself. ~ ell it will ZONE To 40 end, sup.
pose The end. il is supposed, was not very
sgreea Bile onp; for the Dukes smoke was al.
lerwHrd COZ fnPd III ihp field OF battle.
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A Rum VEHICLE Ding me. if don't be.
lpve This worlds wherlbarow.' said irlly
inpbriaIe. and I'm the wheel revolving on
haxis. Now I'm in the mud. said hr. as he
fell hea Hong in the gutter. 'and now I'm on
dry land, as he fetched up on the curbS.onp.
His concluding remark. ps his buors followed
his head down an open ceIIsr.wav, was. now
the wheel is broken, and the vehicle is ou. of
repair
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01-A friend said 10 another on seeing a
handsome equiPage waiting ia the street: i
should like drive out shouldn't youl' Get in
replied tie wag, and Ill bo bound for i, they Il
soon dTIve bou 0uil'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

GA LOCOMOTIVE Of the largest size. requi'
res hundred gallons Of oil a year to keep IL
creased.
Too rRUE--An eastern gentleman, speaking
Of our denagngue ridden State says:
Ohio is the very Paradise Of denagogues
They in(est the country as the lice and frogs
did Egypt. They make and unnake laws to
sui. theif own pleasure, harangue and deceive
the people, buy and sell Offices. aud curse the
country generally. Surely, had thus worst of
plaques been sent upon Pharoah, he would have
relenled,' .,.,.... ...t.. ... ga.
Three mill ions Of dollars is said to be The
weekly yield of The Australian gold mines.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

McAnnally. notorious "hiSkry retailer in
The nrghbnrhool Of 1ha"y in this county.
died las. Saturday nigh, from the fleets Of hard
drinking. Report says he died with pitcher
full al his bed side IL Which he helped himself
as long as strength would permit Welisburg
Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Park p Bnanine. in his lecture on The Ride.
ul"us. SAID "A friend Il mine passi"g house
where there was IA funeral, stepped up to an
lrishman aud asked him il he could Inform
hin Who was dead The lrishman repIied-'l
cannot exactly say. sir. bu. presume i. is The
gentleman n the coifl!'
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Indeed said M lrishman. who could not
get into his cabin a. BaIIsngarry. his wife hav.
ing lurOed the key upon hin, lauh. but am
regularly locked in hr said his companions;
IN Whcrel'- Why, in the STREET
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or Mrs. Partirgon says that Paul was not
put in The ton OF the Capu cts, but was buried
in the old north buryng ground; and his fuupr.
al obstacles we're intended most respectfully.
and that beautiful paragoric was delivered
over his relief
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

PECULIAR MET HoD OF OVERCOMING RuFFAlNS..
A southern gentleman, who arrived her Il fort
night ago, supped on Tuesday evening last with
friend in Twenty -nnlh street. aud starred in
COMPANY with his host for The Aslnr House al
midnight. When they rpa"h d Ihp corner nf
LaighI aud Varu streets they haIIed, the souIh.
ern gentleman insisting that it was TOO IaIe to
proceed further down inwn, and recummendt d
him TO take the ours and 60 home. They stood
under lamp post aud IN order to convince The
Twenty street gentleman that his own
domiclI was the best place for him, our south
ern gentleman pulled Out his walch and showed
him the time. This movement was observed
by three rufianIs concealed in the shade on the
oppositd corLer. They crossed The street, pre-.
tending 10 be intoxicated. and one Of them de.
manded Of the snutherner 10 know the exact
time. i will lell you.' he said in his bandesl
terms. Placing his hand in one of his pockets
as il to take out his time piece. and drawing
forth revolver instead, he presented the latter,
and coolIy remarked, III is usI about 10 strike
three The rulfians vanished in ain instant.
A moral nj value may be deducted from This
true anecdue by III Sc who are abroad al hours
nol exactly orhodox.-N. Y Sunday Times.
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OF fear SAID country minister to his flock
when ! explained to you in my last charity
sermon, tina, philanlhrophy was The love of our
species, YOU must have undtrslood me to say
specie, which may account for The smaneSs
Of The collection.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

A correspondent Of the Nashville Gozeile.
who signs himself Sophia says that wonaa is
twice as good as man. aud proves il thus By The
very onhography-W O-M.A,N-double you
O mao!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Here is one of PrenIlce's last and very best
hits;
We feel that we can now 60 forward to our
destination with nothing to obsuuct our progres.
- TFaSh. Union.
We suppose you can. The New York pa.
pers say, The distractions at He'll GAZE have all
been removed. = Louisville Journal.
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January 10, 1853.

No Is AN ACT
10 fix aud provide lOr Ihe terms Of The dislric
court ~ The second circuit, being compuseC
OF the inuuh aud sixth common pleas DIS
nIctS nt Ohio.
See. L. Be II enacied by The General Assem-
by gt the Siais Of UAO, lhaI tue terms oI me
UlsHlcI court shall be holden IN The several coua
lies vi The fourth aud SKIN common pleas dis
uic's OF Ono al The uaes following, To Wit:
FOURTH COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT
ln The county Of Huron, ON the twelfth day o
April.
10 The county Of Erie, on the sixteenth day o.
April.
10 the county of Ouowa, on the twenty first
day of April.
10 the county of Sandusky, on the twenty.
IhIrd day OF April.
An the county Of Lucas, on the twenty ninth
day Of April.
In the county of Lorain, on the thirteenth
day OF September.
10 the county Of Medina, on The ninleen,h
day oil September.
Ia The county Of Summit, on the twenty.
Iourlh day OF September.
Ia the county 0t Cuyahoga, on the eleventh
day of October.
SIXTH COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
10 The county Of Knox, on The tenth day OF
May.
ln the county of RichIand, on the twenty
third day Of May.
10 The county of Morrow. on The thirty iirs'
day Of May.
Ia the couH.y Of Delaware, on The fourth day
of June.
In the county Of Licking, on The tenth Gay ol
June.
In The county Of Coshoc,on on the twentieth
day of June.
lnahe county Of Holmes, on the twenty sec
,nd day oi June.
ln the county OF Wayne, on the twenty ninth
DAY of June.
Ia the county of Ashland, on the eleventh
lay of July.
Sc. II item -aBy cause. s-(atlure tn halr
yhr ,,fescrhed ,.,m at the dIstriet court in an .
Of the Counties aforesaid should occur, i. sball
be the duty Of the judges Of she diswcs cour,
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Cows.-Cows differ more in value r milk.
ing purposes. than is generally supposed
Thousands fail 10 pay their way. and are pos.
hive tax on their owners; while first rote
mixer yields large pr,fl on the milk consum
ed. Huw to Danish all indifferent aud worthless
kinds aud til their places with superior animals,
is question for the intelligent growers Of neat
stock 10 consider. Ds'erinra'on is practlced
BY hund ed farmers where Improvement is
duly studied By one. As a general Thing. cows
and their offspring must be netrr kept before
any decided change for the better il ulIuinabIr.
High quality in ancestral blood avails nolhing
in the veins uf a starved Gulf. ilhoul good
krepirg The best breeds Of stock are utterly
worth rss.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

It's hard telling said Aunt Deborah; how
much Tan knows BY the clothes he wears
I've seen great deal of the world in nv day.
and I've alters found that them who pears The
smarlcSI and dress the finest, amt much urler
alt
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4 CHANCE FOR THE LADIES A S. yduey (Aus.
tralia) letter. wriWr says that Immediately " hen
an tnigranl ship comes ~ sight proposals are
made 10 every young lady on bosrd, with a
speaking trumpet.
Only think OF it-popping The question with
n speaking trumpet. The men stand round
there just as the hack and cab drivers do in New
York when a steamer arrives and the way they
put 10 the questions is a cuulOn TO modest Yam.
KEGS Have husband madam = WANT 10 be
married Z Take me, ma am = This war
my dear ADd such a scra,chirg among the
trunks aud 5andboxes. Soon the conrling
scene is over, aud hundrt ds Of disappointed
ones have TO return cresl.lsllen, without the
least b, Of calico 10 take with Them.
Now, Indies, pack up and be Of. Husbands
are Wailing for you wi:h speaking rumpers in
hand We shall be sorry to have ,ou go, but
II is for your own good, aid we submit. No
charge for This advice
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western editor IN answer to a complaint of
a patron, that he did not give news enough -ad.
viSed him when news was scarce to rrad his
Bible, which he had no doubt would b. NEW TO
him
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heir ptpers, tAe publisher may contlnuue = send
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are held responsible tIll they have settled their
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II subscribers remove "a other places xithout
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TO iorms' direction; they are held responsible.
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81. CROsIER, EdItor.

01r The most tfsctuaI cure for moths, so
common in dry goods stores. is said 10 be a
moderate dose Of newspaper advertisement