davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30
VIRGINIA.

ACCIDENT 70 THE STRAMKH AucusrA.-The Ia.
vorite steamer augusta has been disablei by an
sceidsntal occurrence--the particulars Of which
are given BY our Norfolk correspondent.
Frax IN NonroLK The large two-story frame
house on Wide Water street, Norfolk. occupied q
a boat building establishment by David Hi.chings
& Brother. was destroyed BY fre on "Wednesday
last, together ~ish the spar shed of Nathaniel
Nash, another hcuss occupied By Mr.. Church as
paint shop-in which wss also contained an engine
attached to Mr.. MASKS Marine Railway and seve-
raj smaller buildings The buildings belonged to
Mr. Nash. The total loss Is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000.
FIRE AND AccIDEEr.--A quantity of straw be.
longing to Mrs. Miller was destroyed BY fire in Win
chester last Saturday. and bu. for asudden change
OF wind barn in the vicinity would have been
consumed. An alarm of ERE proceeded from Tay-
lor's hotel in the same town on Sunday night, and
young son Of Mr.. E. c. Hardy, who was running
with an engine, had a leg broken.
A PARADrsE FeR HousEKERPERs lin Jefferson
vile, Tazewe county, place famous as the site Of
the Trans-Aileghany Bank, the market prices OF
produce contrast most tantalizingly with those OF
Richmond For instance: butter costs but 10 cents;
-four three dollars; eggs six and Q fourth cents .
oats 25 cents, and corn 6212
REsoURcEs OF VIRGINIA "A northern geologist
is recommending the fossil rock salt deposits OF
this State. Those of the southwestern part of the
Valley are remarkable for their purity yielding "a
pure chloride of sodium, which will remain rs dry
as flour in any latitude from the equator to the
POLE" The same writer, in aluding to the wonders
of the Great Kanawha makes the following surpris.
log statement
"In the excavations ma 1e In the neighborhood
OF the Salt mines of Virginia the bones of the Be-
hemoth are found of size indicating an animal as
large as the hull OF ship of the line''
II lire Behemoth could be found, what capital
"war horse he would make, provided he was
heet OF foot. A respectable regiment OF soldiers
could mount at the same time ride up to the enemy
fire and fall back in an incredibly short period.
THE OLD soLDIERs-The survivors of the war
of 1912, residing In Winchester, have appointed
delegation to attend the Old Soldiers Convention,
in Washington, en- the 9Th of January and free
return ticket has been granted them by the Presi
dent of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad.
SERvANTs.--In both town and county, (says The
Norfolk Argus) servants of different ages, bring
very high prices. 'Corn field" hands readily com
mand $l25 to $780, In the city, cooks and house
servants are In great demand, the price being $50
to $75. The South Side Democrat, on the other
hand, ssys servants will be considerably lower In
Petersburg the coming year than they were the
past year, and instances the case of the hriae of
man in tobacco factory last Thursdsy for s75
who hired last year for more than double that sum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30
OFFICE r. T. u. n. Il. COMPANY. s
RICHMOND. Dec q. 1854.

RIcHMoND, Dec q. 1864.
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be re-
IN ceived st this Office until the 18th day 0f Janu-
ary. 1885, for the purchase Of the Bonds this Com
month"; date ineiuding interest psyabe II either at
tbs Banks IN Richmond. The honds 70 be retsfnsd
until payment Of the last Instalmenf. s
BY order of the Board.
de q r. VAN-DEURSEN. Tfeneurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

Pittsfeld Mass. was lighted with gas for the frs
time, on Monday evening. The Eagle saws: 9Th,
first night 1t took two camphene lamps to see th.
gas burn; the second night camphene and gas were
neck and neck; and on Wednesday night camphen.
was nowhere"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

I IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE
IL SUMED AT FORMER RA1E1r RI ntek-
mond Fire Association. TIN consequences ~ ~ dis
appearance Of cholaTa,j have reDums1 Iu1@tGe(@ on
the Life Of Slaves at tho former rates of pten4m,
scifhout Mte1tro charge. Sss ssx - ssFs sx8
The prompt and hbsral s1justmsnte cf ~ Ioees,
and being strictly Home Insttution, eu&ttle6 Ito
the liberal patxonate Of the Pnblie - II 80
chserIuily furnished on sppieAtioa 6 fhs 0ss.
per Of Main and 9tb streets 49, zSssss -
Jho. HI BoSnRn 6ac'y.f 1s mo7a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

E'Ok HIRE-A Servant about % years
II old, a fine seamstress and chamber maid She
also wait at table. She is active fsithfu ser.
want. Enquire Of g. W.. box 573 Post Office
de IQ-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

Call and sst pamphlet eratlA md go enrss.
0oldin H5ekmond, ~ O. ~ an4 FUR
CELL LAD0 4 CO.. aAd - ~ fhe Drusai61s n
Pster1burG aad slsswhsrs. call ~ ST fanphleaa
arakia do le--dkefa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

John K. COOK, having withdrawn from
~ the late finn of Toler & Cook, will continue at
the old stand, the same line of business on his own
account-Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses
Collecting Claims. &c and will be glad to receive
do -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30
IVERY JUDICIOUS FARMER should

LIVERY JUDICIOUSF FARMER should
II have copy Of the Plsltation and Farm 1ook,
by Southern Planter No ean lag out n p
opirion and experience, thst the nse of tho Book
will save hundreds Of dOlass. ii : = gas
Pubiiahed by J. WI RANDOLPH, 12f Main sffeo4.
Richnond. Tt will be SAINT b mail post pai1.fe Al
who remit the prise. A. .
NEGRO BONDS B0nds and Bills al
IN Sale for Negroes. for sale 1t RANDOLPHs3
Bookstore and Bindefy. s2z - sAe48
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30
BY j. A. UowARDIN

fhe DAILY plsPArOh ia served TO suhscrihsrs
1t SIX AND aGAkrEn egxrs pER rggK pavAbIs
80 the Carsierweekiy. Price for msiiins. e5 year
is advance.
RE WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fss
Say snd mailed tosuhscsibsrs 1t sI Per annum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30
WALL STREET, >RIcHmoND, VA.
Hill, st his old stand com

NEGRO III 1RI n G The subscribers
IN again offer their services to their friends aud
the public, to hire out Negroes for the ensun year
They will use their best endeavors to get good homes
and coed prices Persons having Negroes to hire out
would do well to send them in early as possible.
We will be assisted by Mr. WIN. C. TALIAFER-
RO In this branch of our business who has been en-
gagged for many years in hiring out negroes
N b. d C.. B. HILL,
all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

~ Agent and Collector-Oflce on the corner of
i2th and Bank streets, Richmond. va.-wili at
tsad 10 renting out hou.e. hiring out Begroes col
ecting claims buying and selling real estate &c
All business entrusted to him win be attended 10 with
promptDess aud dispatch de 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

II 1RfNG AND SELLING NEGROES.
- The subscriber proposes Hiring out Negroes
Tor others the following year Qs55) upon the usual
terms. He will continue to sell Negroes, as hereto.
fore at private sale Charge, IS per head, neludrg
small child with the mother
SIDNUM GRADY
Office at Bacon Taits Jail. Cary street,
de l6-tIJan* Near Mayo,s Bridre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

CO-PARTNERSHIP. entered
into co.partnership with NJ B. l. C. B. Ill., for the
purpose of Hiring out Negroes the ensuing year.
offer my services to my friends and to those of the
late firm Of Thos. H. l. w. C. Taliaferro.
VIM. C TALIAFERRO. i
Rr Office with n. b. 4 G. B. Hill, corner Frank.
lin and w all streets. de i6-dGctl5J
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

BARK LICE (Coccidoe). These insects res.
emble plant lice in many respects. They at
tach themselves to the bark of young trees and
shrubs and absorb the sap by suction. Thev
are Of many dIIerentspeces. One of the most
common is that Of the apple tree They may
be seen in great numbers in the form Of whit.
lsh scales often almost covering the bark, es.
peeially on trees that stand in wet soil, or from
other causes have become unthrifty. In the
more western States, as Illinois and Wisconsin,
tho scale insects are every year becoming more
numerous, and commit serious injury to orch
ards. We have observed two distincts species
Of coecas on apple trees, and another on pears.
Cunapt AID ounce bushes, and many kinds o!
greenhouse plants, especially overgreens as
the orange, oleander. myrtle. &c., are often
infested with them, each having it's own species.
The beautiful scarlet dye.called cOehiasoI. is a
species OF cocaEs found on the cactus plant in
South America -aFs4 81 'lar
The various species Of bark lice differ some
"""' :" "'sV' S""Po OuloI, bdIuc OtinR nearly
round and HAT, others oval and more convex,
and some oblong or ovate vSring from one six
te"nth to ene'cighth of~au inch IN length. The
males are very much smaller than the females,
and have two wings. while the females have
none During the winter the females may be
found attached firmly to the bark, and appear.
emily Iieles". but early in the spring her eggs
are deposited underneath her body; she then
dies and body remains as covering for the
young lice, from which they emerge in due time
in search Of flood, dc, The Young insects nm.
dergo several transformations, until thew attain
full size, when the males attain wings and The
females attach themselves firmly TO the bark
where they deposit their eggs aud die, as before
stated. They are said 10 produce several broods
orgeneratons in year.
The remedies usually applied for bark lice on
fruit trees. are washing the trees with strong
lye OF soap suds, during winter or early in the
spring. Whale oil soap is the best for This nur.
pose. Brandy's Wosk is very good. Take I
quart sOft soap, ID saltpetre. 1 h common
salt, dissolved in warm water and well stirred
apply with white wash brush. while The
leaves are OF the trees. : -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
Duff ME RCANTJLE COLLEGE,
Pittsburgh, Penn;a.

ESTABLISHED in ls40--Incorpora,ed by the Legis
lsture Of Penna,, with perpetual charter.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRrE.
WV. WILKINS. CHARLEs KAYLOR
4" MosEs HAMPTON, GEN. ] K. MooRsHEAD.
p. DUFF, Principal; Author OF Duff's Book. Keeping
&C.. Professor of Bookkeeping and Commercial Sci.
ences.
L. II. DALH0FF, Professor OF Penmanship.
N. b. HATCH, ESQ, member Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor OF Commercial Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Classical Department. Professor Of Mathematics &C.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
Book Keeping Department.
Dufs System OF Bookkeeping is Taught by the author
upon his new invented Blank Books-caveated for nat
ent June 8, 1854 By Of this important invention
in about halt the usual time Of study the real practice
Of Bookkeeping is impaired to a degree Of perfection
never before attained in the United States
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial
Il thorough course Of business PEEMASsnIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
Sciences tho theory Of profits the art Of making mon
.ey, &c.
Duffs Book Keeping. Harpers Edition price 81 50,
postage ri cents "the most pei feet and comprehensive
in the English Language"
Duf's Steamboat Book keeping, price 81, postage 9
cents perfect system for such Books aud Accovns
DuHs Commercial alcuations pIice SO cents,
t4- Send foF Circular by mail
Aprl 90 1854 --ly a.ii lEs e a..'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
RIc.lmend College.

Tue annual examination Of Ihe classes Of Richmond
College will occur on Tuesday the 96th ofSept and an
exhibit by the Students on Thursday the esth. The
exercises to commence ct TO- O'clock A. H. At which tbs
public ere respectfully invited to attend.
The winter Session this Institution will open on Mon
day the 9Th Of November The College year Is divided
into two Sessions efve months each The rates Of tut
tiOn per Session are ak and ten dollars ~ =
Ample provisions for boarding have been made for the
accommodation OF the Students. Students who wish 20
board themselves can be provided with rooms.
By order Of the Board.
JOSEPH JONES. See,
Riehmond, Ohio. Sept II 1854 A..
E STARK PAPER MILLS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
miscellaneous,
McchanIes, Iaventers aa a
MANUFACTURERS
esfg. Is rANH ~ IZES $50.

T,,urs grl bf,b s''sc,eni6e American conmenees
u .ar 70 Il S,gember. Iti- chiefly devoted TO The
svuneenssu a zoe interests q Mechauics Inventors
NaLulscusegs a. fstmeis, and k edited by men prae
te,y skh ed b. ,ie ars sndssieHoes Probably 9th
e. aHhsl q uw same character 20 extensively eieu-
ai "a general, sgirymed fa practically ability
N,stly all The VI uabie Patents Ebieh Issue weekly tom
the Ps-pLt Ofve urr Maarui,d 's,fh Epgravags and
lhe claims oi all the lUWms sir fsblbheu Iegulsly
i eOluuus as they are issued thus makh Il perfect
:i6e and Sacaauiea Encyclopedia If hfFmaliOn
upon the subjects Of Mechanical Improvements, hem
isiry, Engineering snd the Sciences generally. Il s
IptRhoa ~esky IN quur,o form suitable for binding,
aud each volGns coutains Four Naudied and sixteen
Pages Of Reading Matter, Severa HUEdIGd EEgTavngs
~hh full and c, mplete InGeA ls circulation on the
last VcuIne exceeded rs OuO copies per week, and the
prae ical receipts Ia cme worth 10 sIy hmiy
much more than the sul scIipuOn p,iee.
The following PEIzls Cfei ed by the publish
ter the fourteen largest lets Of subscribers sent in by
Ihv LIT II January, 1868 loo vii be given for the
argesi t: s. io tie eold $50 for the third; SIS
for the iumtt $50 for the f; S45 for the sixth; $40
ior tie seventh SIS for the eighth $50 Tor the ninth;
s25 tor the tenth: $50 Ter the eleventh. sl5 FOR the
tweIb 10 for the thIcenh; s. for the fourteenth.
The cash Wi be paid the deroi the successful
petiIOT immedliely after the let Of January, 1855
TERMs;-One copy, tne year, Ss one copy, tix
months, Sl five copies six months, "a ten copies. six
months. S. ten copies, twelve months, 81; fifteen cop
les twelve months s22; twenty copies, twelve months
S2s in advaLce.
No number Of subscriptions above twenty can be taken
at lees than g. AS each Names be sent in at diff
ferent times ana from different Post Offices.
Southern aud Western money taken for subseiip-
ti0ns.
Letters should be directed, postpaid, to MUM Co,
1873 Fultdn-Sl,, n. Y.
tessis. Mum &Co, are extensively engaged 10 pro
curing patent cor Inventions and will advice nven
tors Uithous charge regard to the novelty Of their
impr 1vements
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
1]otsnt Alepime E,
r. R z EN- EDIEs,
10 THE PUBLIC.

R&DwAr &Co.. the Inventors, Nanuas,prcrs tnd Pro
p'etoFs u the justly celebrated r. r r. Rsnediep, Hsr
he hsst 10 disrOvvr Remedy possessing the NAgvsoss
ad hhseul'as Poser Of stopping the most E1cFuclss
ns Pains n an instant ALA Ing the worst Cramps aBd
Spasms q her Internal exu rial IN few minutes aud
sooahing me most severe PsrOIysns o { RheumaGkn
NeaFalEia, and Tic Doorrux. a. ,oou a. .pslea Tks
4. r. X. Remedies eonsisls II three Remedls, e.ch
possessing ql'rk aud wOde pow ers over certain cen
plants and diseases. and viii usiantly--
Relieve The Human System from Pain.
Regulate zach Organ 10 healthy Action. .,
Resolve Ava, ell Discased Deposits.
R'novate TOE body from ali Corrupt Humor.
Rsb iili The Weak and Broken down CoB,,l,u,ion.
Ressore 70 Health, Sirvngth and viEOr al unsOund
aud uom out pafta.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

- Sepeaty,fvs cents per gail exclaimed
ar. -PafIingtOn, on looking over the price cur
rent. why, what is. the world coming to,
when the gals are valued at seventy Eve cents?
Tie old lady pulled Of her speetsc'es. threw
down the paper. and went into a Blowh study
On lbs want of proper appreciation Of the true
tslus bf the feminine gender. 80
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA.


INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF Pennsy yania for
the Promotion oite arts u Design ia the Uned States
The Mansgrs have he saIslqcton to announce to the
public that lhe Pate IN prcgess Of engraving, for
the lnsttHiiup tLr curen year, 1884, will be ready
Toe dstrnuto 10 the urmoes At unusually early peri
Cd The sVhu'tis
CLEAR THE TRACK
Engraving OlS S,eel Dy $. sARfAlN, hon the admired
picture 10y q. ScHGEs-kLK 10 The coIecOu Of James
Claghorn E-q, IL repr-seu- dli Scene, p,cpcr
" called "CeastIrg' AID Is lui OF Iir nd spiW Tue
work exclusive Of ma,d il eigktea, By hrenty hree
inches, being the iaget pin s,ihd by tr Art U'iun
Every subscriber ID ioe daiAr ~ll receive lr rea-
zion from thA Plate "a ~ ser Il hi4 sHgTcipuon
and, also, chaic, %. 90 sit'- ne th Prize Pic
lures or othe' work oi ~ tlt p"h nsribliioH.
on the evening "i ne "a Hrck d. Il ~ 1ya' Til
will CONSIST oirhf uin'. rt '..1y'" Q 'A,r t'ss
than .ffty PriEr pai"tRgs w f4e 40" ass.',9"'as,d
Artist, together "lh a. -" ".'' "lr'""f, ,'
enlarged subscription ia '.r.'. SuLSr, h rd'iy
and thus receive correspOnd'agil uy mprsssio" q Tie
plate. sao, cipti". eel i ,, D" e. A EGEi.,
HOHo'aN e. r-h, o''n'i. q D. AZ at
his Dug SDr 'a'" On.
ArlaSL 3 i3y'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
n ICKIlY
ECKLEY a DAVIS,

AttOrasys aHd CoERss3foTs Las
lave entered into partnership and vii practice At lb,
profession 10 Carroll and the adjonirg oosiiies A
blsuess enHnsied 70 them viii ,eceve pr, mpt sttpn
iios. 'FFICk-Srali irahie building one COT Seulh
OF the "S,idger hOase," Carrolltru Ohu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
STARK PAPER MILLS,
Canton. Ohio.

Our Mills arc now in iulI operation and we are pre-
pared 70 Oil all orders in cur line Of business. Editors
and Merchants are respectfully invited TO give US call
and examine our Stock Of Paper. We feel perfectly sat-
sned that aer thorough examination they will give
US their patronage, as Paper will compare hvor9by
with any manufactured In the Western Conntrt- q
our Psces cannot fail to give Satisfaction An Orders
sent by Mall will be promptly attended 20.
The Highest Cash Prce will be paid for Rags. Mer.
chants are requested to send on their Rags and get their
postage Paid,) FISHER, ANDERSON. 4 Co
aug SSi lse< Canton, Ohio,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

At my instance an attachment was issned by John
Potter ESQ., on the 2nd day Of September 1854 against
the goods chattles rights moneys and credits Of viii
IAN II. Horton non resdent debtor.
Septs lB6A.sw HENRY BARSH.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
JOHN m. BARNHTLI.

AtiorneyG COussstiOr al LaV Solicitor d, ChqmeerE
F attend 70 all business entrusted TO his care in The
Counties OF Tusearawas, Carroll, HanisOn CoshOeo,,
Holmes. STARK, or elsewhere. Ofhce in Urcbsvile,
'nly ~, '60.l Tusearawas county. Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

Halle. POup, what are you dOin' dar? %
'FisbinF 'And what gou 60, ia yOni mouf? Q
~ !. nusfu but some worms for bait + ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
HAkLEM sPRIN.G .

JUN naND1AsAf 49, Z a htf8 ~ Itk
Harlem, Carrul .Sqm,ls Ohio
This establishment has been Pu. IN compsie repair,
and bulding erected fOr she comfort OF Paiishls
and Visitors. Hacks and other Couyey anees consiaiy
running 70 all the principal point. f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
ROBERT ~, kNICHT

AHOrHey and cOEH islloY at Lee,
VIII attend oa calls ia bis profession with prOupiness
He will collect claims, and do all other business en-
trusted to his care. Leesyille Ohio. Idec 80, B3.1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
JOHN II. CROXTON-

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, viii give prompt
attention to all business entrusted to his care in Carroll
County or eswhere. Office, in the small white Frame
building opposite the West door Of the Court Huus..
~ The Hon. X. ]. Atkinson, has transferred the
unfinished business in his care, 10 the above. who v
give il immediate attention. sept. 2l. '54 III
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
Business Gar0s,
JOHN m. TRIPP.

AttorRsg aaS couHssilor silLsv,
Oacs up stairs ir The frame bnIdng uRposie The west
door u the Court HOuse, CarFunton uAic
81 The ssrTiess Ol Goas A. BfsoasS, II CsG,r. .
Is seenred 10 leasss By the te.eatisu = tte s5.r,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

severe o. o. iGhg rtandng.
The CalboicOn Tar surpasses other remedies being
more certain less expensive and leaving the system In
better condition Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet free) containing ample proof, from the
respectable sources OF the beneficial results of It's use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used in their practice, aud speak from their
n yin observations IA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

DosEs.--0ue to three Regulates.
Four to siA Purkes.
one Regulator at night, on going en- bsdw IuFe
ascund sleep, good nights rest, and healthy ard
pleasant discharge from the Bowels In the morning
Railways Regulators. Ready Relief Rcnova'
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every.
where.
n. B.-Persohs troubled with Melancholy Depression
OF Spirits, and every body who feels themfeves vi used
by the world without any just cause their parts sboud
take few doses Of r. R. Regulators More unhappiHssa
is caused within usfTom the want Of healthy and rtg-
uar action of our organs than from any external csuss.
We promise all who take Railways Regulators assgus
action, Of the organs and cheerful and hsppv dsPS
tion. RADwAY 4 Co.,
l62 Futoa-strset
For sale by DR.. G. A. BOaoEI. Druggist
Ciltn;tI, Clio. r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

otherwise; Debility Of the Optic Nerve, q anuation ot
the Lids, liberation Of the Lachryms Glande, and
Weakness Of the Vision from any cause Price 25 Ga.
per Boz. For sale by Dr. r. Stevenson, CarrOon, and
by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
Dec s, 1853. ~ lv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
RENoVATING RESoLvENT

/ ASs ~ A'S -
RADWAY'S EN0VATING RES0LVENT
| Resolvas Rpnoyates RebuiIds
! -,
SoG,,o T,mo-, Rleadino oi ,h. L,rv.
S,nb,IG1 Con.ns',,i.r 8, VIM D.tcS
c. Rn.s,- Iii Rh.nr,
Asthma Nodes Laukei,
BrJnchnis Fever Smes Rash
Ulcers, E., >,prlas, letters.
Tue above Ugh cen complain h. r. ResoiVent " u
positively cue
| |, renovalu, the system completely Resolving away
from the solids a tntuc D. l-OnOns ALd dreased drp0s
its fleeing h bn,d AID fluids u lie frum ali corrupt
hun. ts t.uEcss - n. vigpJ, health aud strength,
to ey,,, . .s. - VI 1,t,, oi The body
laups Fs,M HlGn AU1uOkITY.
| II } j. l,n.LtIuN, OF v acc NAV, s. c.
! We. u, A,, 2ud, 1858. That Radways
Hcturut h., ..l cuItd ~ e OF his negroes, on his
/ .,a.s..- -. f.air Jt srroiuluus complaint, Of
.a.t. .,ac sud The poor fellow was a distressing
IotJ,g. ..,, Lr was moving Of sores. The
o ., argry,5 coud remain in the place with
rm Soue q .Ie DIctes cIuld d" anything for him.
lie "a eI,. ''y cured by Radwsys RenCvAtng Rsso!-
vent, ai.d Z nov "oIk upon the Plantation. 10 the
people OF ). e. Me- Middleton l. we'll known, and to
the political woild' h'. Middleton is no stranger.
SCR oFULA
Mr. W. b. OLIVER, % Dayton, Dody Co. Ca under
date of May 80, lS54.-WIites that servant girl who
was 50 reduced that 10 une "oud give "Trip Tor her
life abe so covered With sor's, that there was not
>p"i otpure flesh Il The &c q" silver dollar on hs'
Enols p Oouy' was eHl"e' 'u''u " "Au"s' "s"O'AS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
]otcn, Glcifinss
ltIl. ,. u. Ms"tHIsI's

CELFBR TED HoLI 0f.
FOR THE RELIEF AND - - ~ H"l> Ff-
MA