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Communication.
Mr EnlroR:--

Sir EnlToR:--
In tie last number Of your paper End y
second com muaieaiion from the Rev, d. r;
Mitchell 10 reply to the arguments advanced
BY me in favor Of the dance. Its not my in
teulion to tire your patience or weary the rsa'
ders Of the Free Press. with along and tedi-
Gus answer to his article. but merely to pre-
sent few plain trahs for their consideration.
Dancing 1. merely IN amusement and like all
oiber amussments has no reference to the ben
tst Of the moral nature ofitS deVoters but TO
tho physical part Of nam alone. Its legitimate
province is the reno vAtion Of the human frame
and the re.awakening its vital enc rges when
depressed by labor, grief or care. Thus Mr.;
Mitchell does essential wrong to the advocates
Of the dance BY requiring them to demonstrate
is usefulness In a spiritual, educational or
moral point Of view in order to prove its adop'
talion to the wants Of men. But on the other
hand, Il It can be shown that any amusement
by lie nature or affects retards the moral and
spiritual elevation Of the soul, or Is any way
injurious lhereunlo than that amusement De-
comes sinful and weary That this Is the TACT
in regard to dancing my opponent has not at
tempted 70 prove Du' sa'''1es n'u''e" wit" 70
qu'riug the advocates o. o"hc'ng 70 P'o'e inc
opposite lhen u 'ns aenOe Oe A'"H'~.
to man pAy''co'ty sAa not injurious "sAass u
n'oro"y u" use'ul' DeneSc'al anu P'O"'"O'0 "
those with VINO Paruc'ps.e IN ''' p'"'u'sS'
fin"i'y We propose 'ns 'o.o"'"s f.s' r
the consideration 81 Mr. %Feae"' '"'' e
answered according 70 ~, desire anu "u'" "
found upon Ihe S'oe "n'cn hs auVOO"' ,
and not VII theh' VIII Wo o' O0"''"''
/ F'o' jAsh"a' 'a0' 'O''a"m' = 0N' ', ~" :,
"ls' justice ne done 'houg" 'he "eS''"' ''
The questions are I" tollows:--
Does not the dance introduce - 'o'"fie. M
to society and thus isrni'h them opportunities
for suitable matrimonial Rlliances'
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Marriaoes

NARRIED-by The Rev. @. Gaumcr on the
Goth Of Dec. 1853. Mr.. William Pickering Of
Portage co. and Miss Natha Jane CrOsser, Of
Carroll Co. Ohio. T
- On Thursday SSth inst by Rev W
J. Brugh. Mr.. Theodore Dudley of MOnroes-
vile to Miss Louisa AdOms. Of Fox Township
Carroll co;
- On Thursday. Dec a9th, 1853. by
Rev. NJ. w. Warren. Mr.. Daniel Mcqueen Of
Stark co. to Miss Miriam U0kefer Of carroll co
HTO the above notice. the minister a dds
"please give them word Of ofconsolation" Well
may they live long; and be happy through life
take the Free Press"--read it, have plenty
Of little responsibilities to comfort them in their
old age, and. 6ually. when done with this
world, may they fad resting place in heaven
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CARROLL ccUNIY FAR. Isss.
Aneclal Nnlire.

he rpOrl 81 he COusmittss d ens wooIsd
Bucks & our la,s Far. ndi beingiu sccdrdases
with Tie rules Of tie Society, and not saiisiac.
taFv to the parties eohcsiVsd. II 'vss aged %
Ikese interested. 70 appoint a special commit
tee 10 examine Specimens Of the wool tak,n
from Eve woolsd Bucks On exhibition at that
lme
l The exhibitors on that occasion were Tho.
mas Wier Thomas Smily Robert Denniston,
and George More. The following Committee
wss appointed b them. viE--s
william Thompson,
Robert Hastings.
Thomas Moore,
Who met on Monday the 2eh day Of Deem
her 1883. examined the Specimens, and aWAr-
Best ius wooled Buck Thomas wisr
81, Rok. Dern'siOa
Ah Thomas Smiley
The Specimens Of wool exhibition we're very
fine and in the language Of the committee
,'CSroIl con prcdues as fine wool as any
County in the State" Specimens can be seen
by calling al The Clerks Office in Carrollton.
GEO +. kennedy.
\ late Secretary Carroll Co. Ag. Sec.
Jan. 1854.
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We have again to record the triumph Of
whiskey and s vOIaries over temperance and
goo order. On Saturday last. through the
ballot bsz msjoVity oithe fremasa Of Centre
tssnship, gave notice that they wished 10 be
served BY Capt. whisksy and his Gsa,rol for
sAe seE. lhree years. Again have the free and
sn'spAsHsd voters exercised the right Of suf-
'ragr. sad said: I'VE support the man that
opens his cellar on eiection days aud gives us
thefstlbercof
In short, Gsni Henry A. Slidger the Whis
key Champion has been re elected 10 the of-
fee Of Justice Oflhe Peace Where. ,iA the
name Of The cause cf Temperance Reform, war
The lsud,boasdng Temperance nsp Of 0entrs
township : 'f0h, shame where is thy blush .
We wonld advise Gen'l. S. r. Carey to pay
this placs visit, that the good people might
learn IN What contempI and hatred such pro-
eeedlngs as tAnelrd BY them on The last day
Of the old year are held in other porlioAs Of the
State. lfht could not come hinself II would
oe veil TO send u' missionary m the eau,,
OF Temperance
FsEEsss You have Rads your choice
you afs the on IS to abide the consequences.
7. s.-'rs said the whi,lsy used on IN,
day Of The election was only to give "ECLA7
70 sPPearanee !" but that no one was hsart
TO Ossy-- Hold lhavo sufficient guam .um.
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The PafSon House $

s. This House S daily gaining popularity.
We ARE af.id JAHEs will have 10 build Sec
ond addition 10 has already large house i PsO.
PIE crowd to il as they have been doing foF
some time back. Ne voader. However that
,hs people ike % stop a. the ..Pst.oa Houss":
for ersrylhiag you rantis always on hand,
and 70 order. Jns keeps The outdoor arrange
meats al right while hrs PArroE, has an 'es-
er-valskful eye" over The eating and sleep
ing departments. and. d.svsry thing goes on as
'merry asA marriage bell" 81 aq
All Who were not at the dance Civ.
en- a. the Patton House on Monday
evening last missed one Of the good times
what you read about We have been At =
great many parties Of pleasure. but never iill
last Monday evening did We realize that man
could enjoy himself more than he wanted to. =
Tha, ssppsr We can't bslp thinking Of il
Jet and il makes Us hungry TO lAink hov nice
everything was gotlenuP. Everybody was
pleased, and more than satisfied. When you
want to have a nics lime and plenty Of enjoy
.ment Just tell PArToH and he is always ready
and ever willing 10 Hssist yOu. Fl
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Morkris.
FOREST CRY DEMOCRAT oFFlcE,l


FOREST CITY DEMOCRAT oFFICE,l
Clevelsnd. Jan, end P. M. ( Ell
Market dull and inactive. Wheather were
preventing our door transactions, We under
stood thai some choice brands Of -four have
reta,led STper bbl. We have not learned OF
any change in the hog market. Wheat firm at
former quotations. i w9w
Flour.-slght advance. Sales confined TO.
home consumption. l.s ~ .se ,,
Cloverseed-Market over stocked, and sales
dull
Hogs--Reseipts continue large Yssssx
days quotations fully maintained A stron
ger feeling exhibited. but 81 for pork weigh
ing 1870 lbs, and upwards, is fair quotstieu
Holders ask SAT- for heavy hogs, but We
heard OF so large sales at that figure. Come
small lots only, sold that high. ] i've hogs are
worth s3tcts. per lbs aceordingto quality.
Liams from the block sell at &c: Shoulders
do sic. No. | Lard worth Sc. Packers are
ell at work, some are cutting 500 per day.
Corn---Old shslled, we quote at soc.
oats-Est worth over S2@5Sc, and market
dull. s g,3 rs- al}aa ag sna1ts = tEs
Butter--We quots roll at l4c; frkia dull
held at Ii@i9Ac.
Ham--We quote al st@sc. -
Dried Apples--A tair supply on market,
We hear OF sales at s. i0p per 6usheI fi@
Eggs-May be quoted At $i3(9l4o.
/ Sugar Sales at 5t@62c Demand fair.
t Molasses--N Market inactive. Sales at 2s0-
Sec
! csFee-s.les at ls@lst; Java i4@i5o.--
The Market is firm sAf m 1af "a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

Some one has sent us selection. opisd
with the pen. bat has failed to snntI I ir
name. ~o would again notify all who may
wish % have any matter Published in the Free
Press that their name mast accompany thier
article for publication. Ifyou cannot trust our
honor. We cannot trust Jour arIieIes--nOt know.
ing shier object
We would be glad to publish the article We
speak ol aud hope the one who sent il will also
send thier name.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

HosRIpLI MURDEEl-WooD o., Dec,
rs, IS53--Ar. Alexander Garden, now or
lately Of Wheeling and who owned fine farm
on the Ohio river, had been 10 this place on
Saturday last, paying his taxes, and on return
ing TO the river on Sunday, left in company
with Judge Morris and Henry Craig When
within mile or Two Of the river and going
down bill, family living at the foot of the
bill heard some one crying "for Gods sake
spare my life little longer" The woman who
heard the cry called tO the men OF the houfe e
TO run and see what was the matter, as she be-
ieved some one was killing Alexander Garden
HON she recognized by the voice. The men
came out and saw man running after Garden
saw him knock Garden down and beating
him after he was down. By this time two 9th
er men came riding past and seeing what was
going on buried up. When they got to the
place where they first saw Garden. his body
had been dragged down the hill 10 the bushes
below the road, aud Craig WIS sitting on it.
When Craig saw he WAS discovered he star
ted 10 lun, when the man called TO Il ose at the
house below to head him Craig then gave
up and was taken and carried before Justice
who committed him to jail where he is nov
confined.
Garden was dead when the men first came
up. His skull was mathed all in pieces, and
his brains scattered in the road. One of hi'
eyes was completely mashed out and gone
Craig had no clothing on when taken excep,
his pantaIoons, His hands were covered with
blood. and his shirt was found about sixty
yards from where the murder was committed
The deed was done with large heavy stone
Judge Morris was near whern the horses
we're found, distance OF forty rods, but 10 un
able to give any account whatever Of the af
! fair.
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Fire.


On yesterday the house Of M. G.Orc. Hen.
otsson' ca Canal street vac discovered to be
o. me- ond before assislsnse reached, the en-.
uIe r0ol was % flames. The furniture 10
oi hr. Il. we're all saved. The loss viii =.
moan: 70 about 800 The citiusps. with
CHARACTERISTIC sympathy soon rnissd nsnrlv a.
qu'e enough money to replace everything
l0s' by NJ Herd.rsop. TIC encin. "a. az
s'ao' and Old good service in subduiag N.
fames
"s"ould ask where was the Hook 1 Ind.
Der Company on this occasion {. We ars +,
'O'"ed that the men who compose this cOmpa.
~ are exempt from working .h. roads. II :.
Wy nos attend their daty ?
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Republication Of the London Quarterly. The
Edinburgh. The North British. snd the
Westminster Reviews, and Bl ackwood's Ed .
inburgh Magazine. Leonard Scott 4 Co.,
Publishers. 20 Fulton & 81 Gold s.. New
York.
This week. on iheO ont sile. We publish the
Prospectus Of the above named Reviews and
Magazines. And we would ask careful pc.
rasal Of the Prospectus by our readers. hoping
tha. when they fully understand the leading
features Of each. that they may be induced to
subscribe for, and read them. They embody
,fc talent and classicalIearning 81 Great Bri.
tan. ''they III a place which American Maga-
zines cannot supply They are conducted
: by the most talented and greai men Of Great
Britain and each one advocstes its own prn.
ciPlss with zeal. energy aud strength. An
could say ofIhsse truly well conducted publ.
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value. as much As reading Of the prospectus.
Subscribe, lovers Of good literature.
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PRssERvmo BrrrER.--Farnsers Of Aberteen,
Scollsnd are said to practice the following mo-
thod for curing their butter which gives It a
great superiority over thtt Of Ii .ir neighbors:
"Take two quarts Of the best common salt.
ounce Of sugar. and one ounce Of commou
.salpeter. take one ouace ofthis composition for
one poundsof butter, work il well into the mass.
and close il up for use. The butter cured
with this mixture appears Of e rich and mar
rowy cousistence asd 6ns color, and never nc.
quired brittle hardness nor tastes salty. DR.,
Anderson says i have eaten butter cured
with the above composition that has been KEEP
for three years, and 1t was as sweet as at FIRST
II must be noted however, that butter thus
cured required to aand three weeks or month
before II is psed. lit is sooner opened the
salta are not saiieiealy blended With il aaa
sometimes the eoIdnoSs Of the nitre will be
perceived, which totally disappears afterward,.
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Imaginary speech OF lremvv Rlns,,
hmwk.

soTfss This day you are called mon i
.Ois. am candidate. and Of riph. .h.n
',s'" your eien'sniiOn. ! shall Be s.ry ia.
s"'0a's ~ my remarks. and only asL 70 yi,e
soa ; 'prcgremms" Of my future action. The
question = Whisksy or no wAi.Eey Uoo0 nj.
question I am oil one sia,d. Ishay. .iood hv
oa'H Gays gone b.. and am wiling 70 stand
y y0s YET IfyOa don't believe me. can !.
your 'old friend in the holIer" and you I'M
ano i'ssh suppl, Of 20, be jo,ful." R.n'
snOsr' ! an yours till delh, !" and would ,d,I
= say oI"fc'e'" that gou OIL Be ready !, d,
a'''i'g Of'hs .pigoi At early dawn, and m.,sI "a
: 'se'f"'a beaAs" 10 the ballot bog and ,h.r,
szsfs'ss right q ''s6<vag.5' -
= glye soas 10 The occasion, I would =,
Hn' !uss receiving h-ssh supply Of d, r.e,,
s'A'fa as'ise. Aaa siIl. si.h grsal yelifi., a,
: 2 % alishO ruay fassr ne with sh.Ir rvo...
Nlislsy shaa prevail. or | .ill e.,,v j,
- ~ Afrsee. Gsosier must BE- bea.sa !,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

HoRaIsLx EFFEcrS or INTEMPEaANcE. In
the Louisville Courier OF the 28Lh ultlmo, we
fiud the following: 5r.
On last Saturday night, the body OF Lean.
der Martin was found in the livery stable Of
u. w. Potter, III Bowling Green. Il appears
that Leandor and Joshua. his brother, came
to town early Saturday morning, and got on
drunken spree and kept i up all night A
bout daybreak the brothers mounted their hor
ses to leave for home, when Eeander fell from
his horse, and was carried into the stale, his
brother accompanying bin. Leauderlaid doNn
in one Of the stalls, and Joshua, anxious TO go
home, attempted to raise him from his Prls-
trate condition, but failed, and fell across the
breast of the deceased There they laid until
thew we're discovered By third person. aud
upon examination il was found that Leander
was a corpse, The surviving brother was Sc
beastly drunk that il was with some difficulty
that he was convinced Of the factiof Leander's
dsa.h. Rqx W
The Coroner held an inquest oger the body
of the deceased. The verdict was that he came
to his death BY drunkenness, assisted By the
pceasurs Of the holy Of Joshua Martin. s9'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

EEWc did NOT receive the Governors Mes
s.ssin tins ior this week, pApsr. We have
uaied nos over oui tine. and against We
~oula 81 i IN type. shs delay uosld be nsarly
npso ae.s pubHcAiion day. Next week yoa
san have IL niar.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05
one Of The wheal,hiest farmers on The Cor

One Of the whealthiest farmers on the Con-
necticut tells the following story:
.sWhen came here TO settle about ~ yeas
spo. told my Wifs meant Ia. be rich. She
sad she did not want T. be rich-all she wan
ted vas enough 70 make her comfortable. -
| went to work and cleared my land. I've
worked hard ever since. and have got rich
as rich IS want to be. Mostef my children
have settled about me. and they oil have good
farms, bat ny wife amt comfortable Jet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

The Terry master Of Dssroitsays that q least
niue hundredfagiiye slaves had crossed at that
point into Canada during the past year. IL
Is also estimated that some two hundred and
fly had eros. ed over at Cleveland. II these
statements are correct. not less than two thous-
and slaves, ofa market value Of tWe millions ol
dollars, lave past into Canada within the past
year--thc 6rst Of the fogitvs slave Law.
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The ort1odo1 Ru-sisn Church. snd are fsnsr,
ally 1ot % god terms with lhs Government
Ebal how they basr offered to furnish mi'liors
Of rubblss 70 sarry or the hOli war Thh ex'
ampe uill ba followed by cher cities and
Communities IN the interior On The other
hand we- informed the SsrviaHs and Aew-
tenegsins are kept quiet as yet By the united
'srsrtirns Of Russia aud Ausilia. If,a however.
no paei6calion should take place during the
winter, Europe is really 90 the eve Of q terri
bic conhagfalifn. In such asase it is decided
in the Imperial Councils to open = serious cam
ipAigu. By siirTiug up ell the eleuenls OF gea-
eral dise0rd PksHEEwiEcH vii then Be put
at The head Oflhe active army. numbering -
bore SOC. 900 men, and viii march-if be can,
directly on Coaslantinople. Other corps
d'aae. sucii As that ofthe Grenadiers and VI
the Guards. I30, 600 in all. under The personal
csmnand Of the Grand Duke Alexander. the
heir appaFrht. viii be drawn up ir sehelons
between lie theater Of war and Polsnd. which
will be occupied by some 20 600 men Of the
Guards Of tl.s Interior. I'll d whom are yster-
ans. Ia Poland be pesssatry take no interest
in anything. and 10 shanee exists tbere for 8
futfftsfui tHellIFciloEs KIT path-VE W All
s1snsife sctls are nSw'being made IN the n'lr
ilsly cooi les OF cavalry hssr ihe bofdes ef the
Prigc,pA',ties. aHd ibe Rigaal to rise VIII be
given 10 he HOnleue grihs and Serians Whee
their services are wanted. As yet, however,
the chances are abont equal. Wnh the spring
we may see displayed the white flag Of peace
or the blood red f,g Of war. Should the lat
a.. ba ths cass Eurone will be uarallelled into
two hostile camps. no power Of the second OF
third order being able 10 remain neutrsls How
,hev will divide itis diiicultto foresee precise
ily. but peace viii be nowhere. The first hos
tle act will be marked BY bOckadiug the Bal
tic, the Euxine, and very likely the GedileHa'
mean. The American will be the only neutrs
fac. Even Holland Sweden. aud the German
free cities will soon be obliged to side with one
or the other of the belligsren". But God gran
that they may not have occasion to make th'
choicel Assuredly; general war cannot leaC
TO freedom anywhere. Fork Tribune. !,
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NNTIlE.

Is hereby given that John Shobey has been
duly appointed and qualified administrator on
the Estate Of Stephen Rikcman, decd. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will presenl them within one year legally au-
thenticated. JOHN SHOBER.
Oct. eth 1858. Admir-
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MONEY / MONEY II

Those indebted to me for JOB WORK,
Advertising or subscription to the CARROLL
FRAS PRESS, will please call and make inn
mediate payment. or settlement. hope those
interested viii not neglect this matter.
maybe found aE the Law Office af J6ha
Pearce Esq. at ell reasonable hours.
Aug, 95s5e.4<tf. h. CRoSIER'
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NIlTiCE.

NbTfCE.
Not &c 10 hereby Fivel that II have this day tssn
ssPcinte aud am day qualified a. admlAistratix
Of the estate Of John Rsbbins and, ell perssns
having claims against said estate will present
them duly authenticated. within on yer and 81
persons owing sad estate will pleas. call with the
undersignd sHa asks payment.
Bee. /, isss, MATILDA RossIns
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

OsAos ORAxsE HRDoEs. firm al Day
ton, adyerlieses that they will undertake the
business Of making osage orange hedges by
contract. Dr.. Wartlcr, of the Western Horti
cultural Review, yho is strong friend OF this
kind offencing, thinks this will be an admiIa.
bic plan for all thoss who do not care to learn
Sps art and mystery ofhedging, and there is
no doubt il can be done better and cheaper by
Il csc who have the plants asd the appliances,
as we'll asthe knowledge and experience es-
sential in success, than by the novice who has
ell 10 learn. On the one hand, fora moder-
ate charge, beautiful. permanent and i'm
pasible fence is produced, which s.eu invau-
able acquisition 10 any farm, while, on the 9th.
err the risk is incurred, that. for want Of good
management, the enterprise will result IN fall
ure.
To railroad companies this plant is particu
larly commended, as tits very desirable their
highways should be perfectly protected from
intrusion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

MuRDER.--William Carson. shoemaker.
killed his wife at Cyuaeuse On the morning Of
the i7th. He stabbed her IN three places. and
thea went 70 the police Office and gave himself
rp, stating whal ks had doas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

-hIsksy eau no Idhgsf faIa A the iaspire.
.isa il getting up, szd he vklsksy i esling
dOsa, ! would say. cone zsn's Hels.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

az Tir said lat the vhisksy candidate
expended rs much as one dollar for oysters
and Eve gallons Of wbiskey, in the rscen
champaign"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

A mother, at Chicago, few days ago,
while in state e drunkenness. cruelty beat
her daughter, aged about i2 years. and to stop
her sobbiag snd crying plunged her head under
water and held II there till the little sufferer
expired
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

Notice Is hereby given that the sub.
scriber has been appointed and qualified aa
administrator of the estate of Adam Kali, late
of Carroll county deceased.
.ors sa an esz JAMES A. KAIL,
Oct. a7th 1855 GET hi i
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R. R. R.
Jan. 1854

On the ist day Of September ie5s Mr.
Charles Randolph called at the R R. R, Office
and stated that for ten years he had not enjoy
ed single meal He had not for Eve years
had anatural discharge from his bowels but
was obliged 10 resort TO Injections, &c, He
was pale haggard and thin, We ordered Rad.
ways Regulators one each night and Railways
ResolYeut, three times per day On the 7th
OF Sep. he called upon US. ~
He was so altered we knew him not
appetite is gOcd-hiS digestion easy-.his skin
moist and heathy-his step elastic and buoy.
ant--his body vigorous and bis eye indicates
a man Of health and energy
For Liver complaint Dyspepala Dificultie:
Of the Urethra and Bladder, Radvay's Reguls
Ors and Renovatipg Resolyent are quick and
positive cure- For all Aches and Pains for
Neuralgia and Rheumatism for Nervous and
Bilious Complaints Railways Really Rele
is quick and effectual. In Ave minutes time
after its application the patient is free from use
Sold by Druggists evey where.
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OARRoLLToN MARKETS.
ROBERT E. KNIGHT, !.
AaOraey and CsSastier al Los.
Z II n q n ~ " a
CARRoLLrov, Dec. qg, !

VIII sttend to oil calls in bic rrOfes,on With I
prOmP ness. He will collect claims, and do ali
other US ness entrusted 10 his care.
Dec 80 les3-ly. 4a ~ 'l8aa lI