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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-19
f-i~i1g, Li.nry aid Sale table:

fi"i7g, Li.ary ard sale tables
wv Subscriber has purchased The ;t,terpz
L OF Mr.. +. 4. Ryther in The METROpOE +
S?ABF.FS. rear of The MesronoIiS ReStarra~a
Jackson Hall Aliev, he+weer 81 and 4T stree,
'hd IS BOW the sole nronrie+or thereof. He
EaS or cH.r"d the services of well-known AL
eNnere""ei Grooms. and viii give his nerso;'-
a. a. o. ion To all Horses en'ruS 81 To his care
Several HORSES and BTrGGYS. arh
SADDLE HORSES for hire 70 reliable rersors
a moderate RI +cs
m 1H-rt T PTCJJADn UFNNJFy
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FN ALE.

4 RARE CTANCE-Thc Stock. Good Will,
Hrd fStures % Bread Confectionery,
"rm;- and Cake BAKERY. and Ice Cream
"'ta' lishment: one of The hest stands in the
: = long established; will be sold low for
'f*A. This is a rcre chance for any one wish
~ q engage in re above business Enquire
81 - Office. NAV I9-3t%
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

BY the latest advices from Europe il appears
that war has actually beeH waging. The la
test news informs US that the Turks have eros
sed the Danube in large numbers, and have,
so far, succeeded in defeating the Russians 10
all skirmishes. Their success has lent new vi
gor to their forces, and they seem to be push.
ing lheir way towards Bucharest, where the
Russians will probably make halt, and then
will come the tug Of war" In Asia, too, the
Turks have met with the highest degree Of sue
cess. Nicholas army is reported TO be severe
ly afflicted by visit OF Typhus Fever; and
should that be the case the Turks will have
lttle difficulty in driving him across the Pruth
before he will have time to receive necessary
aid TO meet them. A sorrowiul reflection is il
for us 10 know that the Turks are unable to
combat with Russia without assistance.-
Ere lOnatbe Csar, inhis mightiuess, will over
po wer the Turks unless prevented BY the inter-
position OF France or England, or an insurrec-
ton in Poland or Hungsry-which event is
u
looked forward TO with Sanguine expectations.
Diplomacy may check the progress OF War,
but this we think improbable. For our own
part we are anxious to see the liberal min
ded populace of Europe make one more nigh
ty, energetic and triumphant strike for free
dom. The Turks in 1926 or Z, we believe
wore beaten by the Russians, but now the Rus
SLAMS will find more formidable enemy TO con-
Tend with, as Turkey has made rapid strides in
civilization aud her troops have received the
education Of French soldlers--whose military
brlliancy is almost unsurpassed BY civilized
, nations.
Our sincere wish is that the Turks may
prove more than equal to their foe, aud tina
ere long the glad tidings Of victory over Op
preston and wrong may souudin the ears Of al
natiops--thst Turkey is free, and Russian des
pots have been defeated in their unchristiAr
undertakings. The same wish goes from u
to Hun gary May the strong arm and invsn
tive mind Of KOssuth find remedy, and .sd
minister redress for her wrongs and griVan
aes.
Let lberalists live, and death to despots.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

The whig candidate for Governor hAr re
oeived large plurality, yet The old Bay State
has failed TO elec. Governor. The political
compl e1tion of the Legislature is decidedly
whig. This is glorious news. The people
have aroused and shaken Of the lethergy which
susleavsd them to selfslyled democracy. The
coalition Constitution which was formed with
view to destroy the wbis party BY cheating
the cities Of their Just portion Of Representa-
tive.. has been most glsriOusly and magaih-
Gently defeated! Good. Would that Ohio stood
As proud as Massachusetts. And soon she
would, were it no for a few false Progre''ir'
spirits who would rather tear down than build
up party.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
/. HoGs-pRIoEs IN cINoINNATI.

By comparing the return OF The State Audi
tor of 1859, for forty -four counties in Ohio, il
appears Tint The number Of hogs assessed this
seasoa is l,3i 5,49S; against 68s, ,03l last year.
A portion Of this increase 10 attributed TO the
discontinuancO OF the exemption this year OF
the $500 worth to each producer. As regards
prices, we annex lhe following from the I'ri-
Current Of October 9th.
'afhe prospect Of heavy demand from Eu-
rope, Aa might be expected, imparIs buoyant
feeling to the market for hogs, and within two
W, eks lrces have advanced only 75c per hun
dredpcunds, and now IS Is being paid. and is
Obtaihable for hogs deliverableih this month
and November; in addition to which slaugh-
t.rers are contracting for the killing at SOC per
htad premium l.. ode ara. .l
slltis.now reduced 10 certainty, that the
market will open at over IS per hupdred net;
Which will be fully up to the opening price
Msad year dafWe do not know packer, how.
eYa who would think ofpaying this price with
a view of going through che season with the
products We may, therefore conclude, that
stHuing price will not be an indication oI
Flse8Tfs. iLar will b. paid during Of At the
full eomnenctmenl Of the regular packing sea
s8h. Btt Sill. Il cannot be denied that pros
rretza4t9 9dcJldediy No,e favorable TO the in
terests of,hc farmer than they we're three week.
ago; while with reitrecce 10 the packers, they
8le I4hs leFepe. gti ! r rfalG. etf rs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

MARRIED On Thursday morning, November
10. 1853, by Rev. VIM. MUSHALL, Mr.. JOHN
s. SUIT, Of NeweomeTtown, o., and Mise
SARAH X BEATTY, Of this place. aaHit
Long be their hearts in happy tune
To sweetest notes OF Loves own lutte,
And theirs be Joy, and ell fortune.
And every year "6ran neW suit"
Guernsy 7Imss
Success till ye, BusH. May you and fair
ArSIH have prosperous voyage through THE
vale Of tears. ,a Hslud
Oh the 10th inst, by Rev. A sweeney,
Mr.. SAMUEL ALLEN to Miss MARY STAeHR,
all ofthis county.
On the 18th inst, BY the same Mr..
JOHN D. WEsr to Miss MARTHA JAGG MERMcE.
Oh the 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Merrill, Mr.. SToNEHILL and LOUISIANA REDMAE,
all Of Carroll County.
On the 20 inst BY the Rev. I. Msr-
rill Mr.. PHILIP WEAVER to Miss GARGARHT
McNAMARD ell of this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

We were invited, and attended a Ball given
By the young men Of CarrOlltOn, and a g'OH-
ous gool time We had. There assembled, was
the Wit, sentiment, beauty 4 intelligence Of our
thriving village. There We vhiled away the
lopg hours Of nigh. in dancing TO the sOul'stir-
ring music strains of CoLNAS and ANSoHUTz.-
Never have we met an Assemblage OF youth
who seemed to enjoy themselves more thSn
those assembled at the "stidger Hall" on
Monday evening last. May the many glad and
ioyous faces who met then and there live to
meet at many times again. ...l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

REPoRfRD FLIoHr OF rHE EMPEROR OF CHINA.
The following intelligence, published IN the N.
Y, OommerciSl Of Tuesday afternoon, was
briefly referred to in our telegraphic dispatches,
A friend has placed at our disposal a letter
from DR., Parker, secIetary to the United States
legation at Canton, Of which the following is o
GOpy,-- Da
IL have what / am assured is contained in q
private letter from Pekn, that Hem Fung, the
pesent Emperor, on the 2l Of August, tied to
Gehul, in Tartary and that Prince wei Chin, fifth
brother Of Tacur Kwang. was left in charge Of
the Empire, and that the insurgent troops were
within six days Of Pekin at thai date.
"This news bears marks Of probability, and
the source Of my information as reliable as
any we can ordinarily get in China.
"ln speaking with the British consul this
evening, he informs me that he heard the same
news two or three days since, which corresponds
with the time my informant states the inteil-
gence reached this city.
Mr.. Robinson seemed TO receive the intelli.
gence with some doubt. l can only say that
Ihink livery likely TO prove true, and that Prince
Wei Chin is the man of all others who would
be most likely 70 be called upon to take the
reigns OF ofgcyernment.
"He is the man who is said to have written
Tacu Kwang's answer to the President letter
delivered 10 1894. by Mr.. Cushing"
DIR. PArker's letter is dated at 10 minutes o.
~ o'clock" on the Sd September, and vas nd
dressed to member Of the branch hOuse Of
large mercantile 6rm 10 this city, in response tC
note despatched to him at half pas! 10 .tb,
same niubt 'A
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

Es- S. W. Mcdowell, Steubenville, deal
er in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, &C.
If you want Books or anything else in McD's
line. you cannot do better than to purchase Of
him. He has on hand large and splendid
assortment Of Standard and Miscellaneous
Works, School Books, Blank Books, Printed
Blanks, Paper Hargings, DC, which he offers
at unusually low figures. Also, connected
with his establishment is a first class Book
9indery. In short. Mo has ALL KINDS OF 'hx
ems" and is a frst-rate, clever fellow to dea
With. whA yCu go to steubenville' give hin
cali
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
Bnnk Failures.

AS there have already great many Banks
been suspended, it is quite likely great many
more NAV fail. Persons owing debts and
having on hand quantity of money, would DO
we'll to pay it out to their crediiOrs--thereSy
freeing themselves Of doubtful currency, and
discharging to thsir creditors great favor
This would be our course, were we possessed
of any considerable amount Of money. II this
course was pursued it would soon place this
doubtful money in the hands of men whc
would return it to the Bank, and perhaps
draw therefor the Ready Jshn Dye"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
Query!

"Is the Wing party dead!" Go to Massa-
chusetts and New York and inquire. Go to
Louisiana and inquire. IlnOt then satisfied
that there is vitality in the Wing party come
to glorious little Carroll and inquire. There
are yet few bright spots left, where intelli'
gence seems to reign, This will always be
the,,casO AS longas water runs do'On the stream,
and the sun shines, so long will there be a
Wing party, We, for one will never desert
the sound principles embodied in the Wing or
ganization. Let party huxsters DO as they
may, we can never drop the cherished princi-
pies Of OfWhiggery, The same feeling is mani
fest throughout the county of Carroll Moth.
ing can disband the whig party in our County
Intelligence predOminates too clearly in Oul
honest yeOmanry for any ism to plant discorl
among us, or steal away the cherished princ
pies Of the Wings Of Carroll.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
EXTRACT.


Should the'people Of this Common
SEQ fit TO ratify this nomination at the ballot.
box, lean DO no more than assure them that
no honest sndeavor shall be wanting on nv
part to discharge its high trusts with fidelity to
all.
Permit me to add that, in selecting me as a
candidate, am bound to suppose that refer,
ence was had to acts done and opinions ex-
pressed or reasonably presumed. from what
was already known to the public before tile
nomination was made.
Nothing that can say now in the way of
professions, Tor the purpose Of winning favor,
can be entitled to sufficient consideration 10
determine the question Of fitness for office. The
I very making Of such professions could hardly
fail to create just suspicion of dishonorable OF
disngenuous motives.
If, therefore, ] am 10 be regarded rs can
didate for the office for which have been nom.
mated, | must stand upon whateyar charac.
ter for honesty, or independence, or fitness
may have acquired, and not upon any new pro
LESSONS of moi al or political faith which may b.
sought for from any quarter on the eve Of ar
election.
! ! must go into that Office. fiat all, free Il
act in all things as my sense Of duty shall die
tate when the emergency may arise.
cannot consent to give up my ndepence a.
a citizen by being placed 10 an official station
II The right and power to follow whatever lin,
Of duty may open before me must be Limited
or trammelled by even the open expression o
an immature opinion, formed upon i partia
knowledge or consideration Of the grounds up
on which it ought to rest,
.....54 49, EMORY W ASHBURN.
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R. R.R.


A Young Lady at Stephentown, New York,
in the month Of June, 1858, caught bad cold.
On the 2lst Of August, she had an attact OF
hamorrhage from the lungs. She bled thrse
times in one night. She took Railways Reno
vating R'solvent, and
HAS NOT BLED SINCE.
In ell cases where persons are afflicted with
Bleeding at the Lungs, take the Resolvent, in
tablespoon doses, three times per day. AL
so, internally, one tea-spoOnful Of Railways
Ready Relief, in some water. 1t will instantly
stop the most severe attacks. Keep the sys-
tenn regular, by taking one Of Railways Regu-
lar per day. As a stptic, Radway'S Ready
Relief is superior TO all stypdc in use. We
have seen it stop violent bleeding of the nose,
when all other means that we're tried, failed.
Bad Coughs. Colds, Consumption, in the earlier
stages, the R. R. R. Remedies will positively
cure.
N. B.-For all acute Pains, use Radway's
Ready Relief. 1t will relieve the most excru'
cisting pain in few minutes.
R. r. r. iS sold BY Druggists every where
|
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gEitantIlyOpiet.

A wealthy gentleman Of this place, some
three or -four years ago, while on visit to the
Federal Capital, was one day in company with
some ofthe Upper tendon" OF 'he city, and
getting little dry, stepped into Saloon and
called for "the brandy" They drank, and
our Philanthropist paid the bill. He gave the
bartender three dollar bill, the barkeeper
gave back the change, and our hero thrust it in
to his,poCket without counting it but, ahl very
soon did he make The discovery that be had
been grossly swindled" out of one dollar
He spoke to the barEeeper and the barkeePer
refunded the dollar, and our philanthropist in
the biguess Ofhis SOUL and goodness of his
heart turned to leave the saloon, when he mel
al old and "SmSsktictea" woman, and he pre-
sented tito her, and Rrvsr said a Word aJo@ Il
QUERY? How did this noble hearted chari
ty get cut7 Was this dollar, presented be-
causs the philAnthrOpist thought it would b'
"su6tcisnt qaGntum" for the old ladv-or wa
i: only to give "sclat' or "tO"c" to his appear
ance?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
nw- H.nsu & McCUrcHEoN. Wholesale

ET HARSH h McCUrcHEoS, Wholesale d
Retail Druggists, Steubenvills. o. These
young men we're formerly Of this place. and
every one who knew them while here, knew
two honest, upright gentlemen. And should
you want to buy fresh, pure Drugs, at reduced
prices, by all means give them CALL Their
assortment is large and we'll selected-cOnsis-
ting Of Drugs, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Chem
icals, of every Description, Perfumary, Cos
metics; Paint, Hair, Clothe, Tooth and Nal
Brushes. Also agents for all the popular Pro-
prietory Medicines iu use. Give them
chance. and you will be sure to get good bar
gains.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
o. Craekex!

On Thursday last as We were peaceably
walking down the Sidewalk, We espied a
standing Collier. some craven looks pair Of
legs, pCnderous watch-chain, and oil til, sc-
compartments necessary TO make regular
built Philadelphia ,eEquisit. 'aud just the mu.
teras for a squirt, We eyed thai chap, we
did, for We knew he wasn't just right in the
upper story. We seen him frequently during
the day. aad watched his very Gse movements
Well, On Wednesday morning this species Of
human entered saloon and purchased some
"foini cigars. Il vas waited upon, and when
the pay time come hpostivoly did 'fork over"
one dine for four three ceut cigars. The pro.
ptietoi reminded Mr.. SHIRT. CoLLAR OF his de-
lnquency, and The nice JouDg man either had
no more money or was very verdant fer he did
not want to pay the balance. We mention
this fact TO show how easily we may BE- impos'
ed upon By Broadcl8th aad whiskers.
EX- Wheat is selling for 81, is TO 81 go.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

ES- ARTRuR's HONE GAzErTE-Has been
receevod, and as usual. is filled with the very
best reading matter. The engraving are good.
Only Sl,25 in Clubs Of Four. Now is the
time to subscribe. Ifal the Eastern works,
papers, &c, sent to the West were as highly
interesting. and untainting in their influence as
Arthur's Home Gazette, we would feel more
like welcoming lhem to our table.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
NOTICE.

The gentleman who borrowed nay clothe- Bas-
ket will pie ase return it soon, or will give
his name to the public
ALSO, Ny wood-saw nysteriously disaP-
peared on last saturday night, The person
who took it would do well to return it, or he
win end his name in the "Free Press" nex'
week. JAMES FAIioN'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

"Idigest - Such is the true meaning Of the
word "Peusin," or of the two Greek words iroA
which Ills derived This is the significant and aP-
propriate title Of the true digestive hud, OF gas
tric Juice, prepared by nr. ;. HoughtNn, q Pnl-
adelpha, from the fourth stomach Of ths OK ,Or
tbs cure Of indigestion and Dispepsia. 1t is Ma.
,ure,s own remedy for an hnheathy stomach. No
art Of man can equal it's curative powers It rem.
Isrs GOOD eating perfectly consistent with hefltn,
See tSssxurs sfAs 81, RsHothsr Part Il this FsFeF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

ETA A BoLD ScAMP--Last week some lazy
rascal entered the jal--part Of which is the
dwelling of our new and worthy Sheriff-and
took therefrom bag containing about l5o
lbs. Of Flour. A pretty bold move. lie may
have occasion to visit the jail again,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
sPAIN-MR soUKE's> PRESENTATION
TO THE QUEEN.

On the svsnlng ofshe qe1: Mr.. Sous. Mn
lister fthe Unilvd States 70 Spain, Was admit
ted TO an audience with the Queen. Toe Queen
wss attended BY Ihe Minister Of Foreign a.
fairs, and BY the Objects Ofthe Palace. After
being ushsrsd in With the usual ceremonies.
Mr. SOule handed 10 the Queen the Presi.
dents letter aeerediting him as Envoy to the
Spanish Court. and then addressed her as lol.
lowe, in the English language:
M. souLE's SPEECH.
Madam: In delivering the letter which ae-
credits mans Envoy EKTaordi fary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary OF the United Staiss Of A.
merica TO The Court Of your MAts,y, cannot
dispense with the expressing the satisfaction
experiences in having only to give the most
friendly assurances 10 youT royal person, and
to the people confded TO your direction and
sOlieitude The respected chief vho presides
at this moment over the deslinies OF America,
anIiously desires that the best understanding
should characterize the relations Of his Govern,
meat with that Of your Majesty; and it would
be to me qualification, as Il is duty, 10 cult
vate and develop every event calculated to
render more intimate the ties Of interest which
exist between Spain ssd the United States,
and TO strengthen the bonds which unite the
Two powers. / sfer, Madam, to your Males.
, ", my Aincere wishes for the welfare Of your
royal person and august family. May the reign
Of your majesty be fortunate ard fruitful in
events destined TO. render your people happy
and prosperous.
To this address The Queen replied as follows
QUEEN IsABELLAs sKPLI.
Z ''Monsieur the Minister: have heard with
satifacIiOn the assurance you have given TO m,
relative to the friendly sentiments OF the Pres
ident Of tue United States, and feel pleasur,
in assuring you that they are not surpassed b,
those which animate me for his person ant
for your country. Those new assurances, al
ways grateful to me, convince me more anC
more of the interest which Spain, as well a
the United States, have TO preserve and draw
closer their former relations In me, your Ex
ceency will find the best dispositions, and il
my Government the sineerest CO operation 70
the Accomplishment mt Of so important and so dc
srablO an object" ...
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

EE Mr.. DAVID CABLE, late assistant edl-
tor Of the "Steubenville Herald" is in town
spending few days with his relatives Mr..
CABLE is good fellow. May be live forever.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
Markfts,
! C1nnoLLroE, Dec. J, 1858,
PITTsBURGH MARKET.
0FFIcE PITTsHuRGH, GAZETTE I
tuesday Morning, November, -. !

FLoUR--none arriving, the wet weather pre-
venting receipts. The only sale We could hear
of was one OF 80 bbls. supertine at Vo.Fo.--
The receipts for shipment Eas. heavy
GRAIN--sales on arrival of l5O bus. Oats ct
Al, and so sacks Corn at 5OSS 90, raqr
GRocERIEs-ssles are quite limited; We note
small sales Of Coffee at la, MOlasses at 27@9s.
and Sugar at 53@6 ~ zoo
CHEEsK-in moderate demand; sa'es Of 80
bxs. Western Reserve at 9t9 10. ii.
SALr--the inquiry is steady; sales OF lOO
bbls. No. l and extra at 81 ,80@Sl,8S
HoGs-dressed Hogs are arriving freely.
and are rather slow OF sale; we heard Of SAFES
Yesterday to butchers at ST. Hs4 ~ 1 htf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

rECall in and see ScHAwBAKER. He.5has
splendid assortment Of Clothing Of all kinds
BrLrY is clever fellow, and deserves the pat
ronage Of the community. He will do what is
aIGnr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

ET DIED in wayueshurgh, Stark county
of consumption. JouN r. oOUcH. Esqr. much
respected and highly esteemed citizen The
deceased was about 80 years Of age.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
EMORY WAsHBURN.

A LICK BAcT,-Four lawyers psacticed in
the same court in North Carolina-their names
were HiImOn. Swain, Dews and Dodge While
the last named was making a speech in a
cause, the first three wrote on strip of paper
an epitaph, and cast 1t directly before Mr..
Dodge, where he must necessarily see it, as
follows
Here lies Dodge, who dOdg'd all good
And dodg'd deal OF evil;
Who after dodging all he could,
He could not dodge the devil
lie raised the paper, read 1t, and instantly
composed the following; ~
Here lies Hilmon aud Swain,
td Whose lot let no man choose,
m They lived in sin and died in pain, a
And the devil got his DeWs (duss')
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

EJ Well, We are married, according to the
HindOo custom We feel good deal better
now than we did week ago.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
MORE RANK .FAILUREs.

We observe by some OF our exchanges, that
the following Banks, in addition to those men
aian, hist week. are broken; 15tq
Plymouth, and EIkhart Banks, Indiana.
Seneca County Bank, Ohio
Fsrmers6 4 Droyers' Bank. WSyhesburgh, Pa.
E Newport Safety Fpnd. Newport, ". b,
Look out for more bank failures; and con
vert yoar paper money into gold OF silver, a'
soon as possible after paying your debts, hr'
akoHgf.lo hoo- gh.3at ss Hi4saia
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

rIOur friend ULMANis progressing with
his writing school. Isaac will do "a good deal
in imparting the knowledge Of Quill-driving to
our ''young ideas" Success, Isaac.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

EF GRAHAM for December, is on oul table
Graham is good. The engrayiugs 6ne' and
reading matter excellent. We like Graham ,
and would like to see it extensively circulated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01

"Have the Csrrollton ladies disposed OF thai
Cap? Query."-SOHdy Valley Register
We don't know, Henry