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This is the way the "dimicrals is' 70 be used
up We are obliged to swallow il. because
We partly say so. Hang such work. Robert
Won't have anything to 30 with IT. What wo'd
zen Pierce say. ifhe would hear that my Rob.
eri had acted asa delegate. and that with Eek.
!ey tool The President wants this bill to pass
so do |, so docs Robert and that's enough.
Eckley lied on Tom Moore and so did Van
Brown Here Mr.. Brown said it was false. I
And the orator too admitted it was lie, aud
went on. will not put Gen. Pierce in such a
bad fix as to allow my Robert to serve as del.
egate.
Whereupon, Robert, OF course was excused
from serving. @
The idea that sush a selection would place
the President in sue: bad FIX and the awful
uncertainty as TO "What Gen. Pierce would
say" doubtless had their full weight in deter.
mining the action of the meeting. ~"
The remarks of Messrs. Ramsey and Morris.
son. are also quite treat, and during these
ory times, should be hly,apprecis'ed Both
OF these chaps deserve something handsome, If
not on account Of their ability. certainly for
their democracy. We cordially commend them
10 the favorable consid .ration OF the President
A. s. Ramsey. Esq, rose and said, ~ am
in favor Of the bill. l served long time in
the abolition party and found it . would not
pay" Gen. Pierce is in favor ofthe bill, and
think the only way to keep slavery out Of Ter
ritOry South of So 80 is to put it in the North
Sc 80, spread il out a good deal and there mt
be SO much in place. At "innyrate, at
present am democrat and know this Is
test question atpresent, and now notify all con-
cerned, that with the true fervor of formerly
LocofoCoized aboltionist, l am for the Douglas
Bill
"All concerned" will please take notice.
A, W. Morrison, Esq, stood upon his feet,
and said "am personally opposed to the bill
but under no circumstances have |, or will |,
stand opposed to democratic measure. Right
or wrong it must be sustained. If the leaders
of our party don't know better than we do, what
is right, God help the poor. am for what the
party is for.
Sure enough "Ifthe leaders of opr party
don't know better than we do, what is rghl?'
then there's an end to every thing. Mr.. At
kinson suggests that matters be made right"
by keeping the President out of :" had FIX"
and Mr.. Morrison, by sticking to democratic
Measures " right or wrong. -...
Rev. Mitchell and Van Brown addressed the
meeting ably and eIOquently, but are not re-
ported.
A series of pointed and spirited resolutions
were adopted in accordance with the principles
of freedom; and the meeting adjourned, few
of the democracy still lamenting that the pro-
ceedings of the meeting might still result in
bringing about the 'bad FIX dwet upon so
feeling y aud so pathetically. But there are
vely many good democrats throughout the
county of Carroll, who are not just hungry en-.
ough toswallow "the right or wrong" doctrine
whether the President b be offended or not,
or the people of Rose township drink whis.
key or water, wormwood or tansy.-Buckeyt
State. .... ..
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The Law Of Newspapers.

!, Subscribers who do not give NOTICE 70 the
SOnlrsry are considered wishing 70 continue their sub
scEipuoHA ....
II subscribers order the discontnuance Of their pa
persth publisher may continue to send them until all
Arrearages are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their papers
from Offices to which they sent they held respOn
sibls ill they have settled their bills and ordered the
papers discontinued
4, II subscribers remove to other places without mott
ying the publisher and the paper is sent to former d.
rSetion; they are held responsible.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-13
LIES BETTER MOMENTS.

Ns % Life has its moments
iaa!ss 115 OF beauty and gloom;
',',1 .9., But they hang like sweet roses
atah s.ai On the edge of the tomb.
-aiu.) O Blessings they bring US,
As lovely as brief;
They meet as vhen happy,
a.b i And leave US in grief.
.V -. I.lf WI - .r.HI H..
.s,p Hues Of the morning,
-oIsa4 Tinging the sly,
Come on the sunbeams,
And off with them fiy.
Shadows of evening
Hang soft on the shore,
Darkness enwrsps them,
!18p lsjis We see them no more. "
H. t H1al sii ng
aa. So life's better moments
80 In brilliance appear,
Dawning in beauty
Our journey to cheer,
81 Round US they linger,
Like shadows of even;
Would that we, like them,
.. Might melt into heaven!
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The JENNINGS EsTATE.-We take the follow
ing from the Virginia Sentinel ;-"It is now a
pretty well ascertained fact, that the much talk
eJ Of Jennings estate is not recoverable by any
one of the name of Jennings. Old Mr.. Jen-
nings married Miss Goblin. and having no
children, he beqgeathed all lis property to bis
wife in fee.-Mrs. Jennings died some few
years since intestate, and consequently this i'm
mence estate of $4,000, ,0U00, or 5000, 900, 900
passes over to her relatives. The crown OF
Great Britain has advertised that the money is
in readiness, that tie heirs are in the United
States Of America, and requests that they come
forward and claim the same. The COrbins, of
Virginia, are the rightful heirs of the Jennings
estate, and through them, the Balls, Of Fair
fax, Va; the Jones, Of Washington, D. C.,
and the Gordons, of Altxandiia, Va. They
having descended in direct line from COrbins.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-13

ANOTHER PLANET DrscovERED.--The London
Times announces the almost simultaneous dis
covery Of another Planet between Mars and
Jupiter, by astronomers at Bishors's aud Rad
clrtfe observatories. This is, it is said, the
twenty eighth planet now known to exist be-
tween Mars and, Jupiter, ,. .., "a.
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A western paper speaking of a, man who
died in the most abject poverty and neglect,
said that "he died without the aid of physi-
cian." aa ,e e...-- .re
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EE Among the house keepers in Phiadel-
phia are 1874 of the name Of Smith, including
so John Smiths, there are l43 Browns and
1854 Jones'.
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! A NUT FOR LAwYEEs.-"Woe unto them
that call evil good and good evil; that put
darkness for light and light for darkness; that
Justify the wicked for reward d."--Lsaiqh
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WHOLE NUMBER llsO.

Mr.. Mckenzie offered resolution IN relation
TO the New YOrk agency Of he Fund Commis.
siOnerS - follows. Il was adOpesd
Rs'OluNG. Ths. the Commissioner Of the
Sinking Fund be. and they are hereby requir.
ed 70 report to this House as early as prsea.
cable. who is their ageEt at New York. What i
bis compensation and BY what authority he re.
eeived bis appointment. and whether he has
given bond, and. IL 50, what amount, and m.
der what statutes: what funds are deposited
with him; and il said agent deposits the funds
OF the State with banks and bankers, or with
whom be makes deposits. and on what terms,
and Il be receivesa a per eentage on the sum.
and what percent he receives, and What dispo.
sition is made thereof.
A bill TO prevent bankers. brokers and pub
lie officers from putting in circulation the notes
Of banks the charter Of which have expired.
was debated at some length.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-13

PRETTY GooD The Cincinnati Columbian
says that Miss Eliza Pretty was married to Mr.
John Good, on Fridsy last.
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~ Hsmlets advice to young ladies': "Put
your bonret to its right use; it's for the head
an not for the neck" leol q. '7g z
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DAILY CRESCENT.
! d. Citu of tie 1asao.

Bevond the beam whose utmost gmmer verges
q The lone cliffs which guard the dread unknown,
Where life drops down on her abysunal surges,
And awful silence browns her dying moan,
An axit from thy voeeless courts denying
with pallid leaves and funeral yew o'erspresa,
Thau under Gods unslespipg eye art lying
Apart. @, glorious City Of the Dead!
ghou nearest through thy shadowy gates for ever
Wan hind and countless like q mighty RIVER,
Earthrs rapid, signing generations roll.
what foot hath scaled Tolls rough ascent to glory,
What eve hath flashed with souls sublimity,
Fin, Esrths green youth till now her locks look boar,
dfat hath not gone in silence down to thee
1vbat toprue That pierced like light the unborn ages
what arm that crushed the tyrant's iron throne,
What hand that winged with fire Its stormy pages
But down the wintry gulf to thee hath gomez
They caIl thee silent, but if Earth reioices
When from her mold the soit-eyed yiolets peer
If leaves and brooks and solemn night have voices
Then thine within my listening soul hear
.co,e whore the good repose that voice is saying,
uCome where the weary from their lRberS rest
No evil dream through the hushed breast is sraying
And Faith her warfare ends, and Hope is best"
Many are thine on whom the dumb earth presses
with but the burden of one weary year
MANY whose tender eyes and floating tresses
Made sunshine when the latest flowers were here.
They who come back in dreams-lost brother, sister,
And she whose pale lid held the gistening tear,
And as we bowed our infant heads and kissed her,
With faint lips murmuring that we could not hear,
He that when Autumn leaves were dead, lay dying
For weariness beside life's dusty road,
With folded hands in thy dim halls is lying
The meek old man who led us up to God, 1
Though Night her awful banner DER thee stretches
There Faith, the dread Archangers thunder waits,
God walks the solitary streets, Christ watches,
And Hope looks upward from thy panid gates
Close where the beam of her sweet eye is falling
On the cold walls, one little nook for me
And when hear the hollow whisper calling,
/ Will go calmly down to rest in thee. +
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Holm 8uLL1s FLUID EXTRACT on BAR.

~ sAPARIlLA remedy aready earn app
By oica
Rny simila. pre- sra.on made IN America:
1 nSs been tats M ~
originating impure blood,
aAi 81
Isas.s
ssersssE
BnsasAPsra other sls
forming the bcs and producing 40
Ae'A'd GOD DC b1 TEsr HSds
The Ohio stats Journal Columbus Ohio
ssisapas III s where hsa sr he
only with ss sas Ss
equal This, bold assertion bustcaa bs CALI
Bear H. reader lille convinced Bat
w ys 90 og THE ssf
What p Drugss and APo.hscary oserOrAl ysaandag
Lou1sv1ILn Msy, 1875.
aIeisd Win Msrepiial heavy al
bE Sseas M NJ
aalI wh three soisa ofwhsh
therefore take pleasure il recommending saaPss TO 'hs
s1iessdeommuIiY a. surssl9,r arcis r, ,,,,v,, a.
''fs '''ps RHEdMATsM ." -'' NJ
assri9g under agOai.4g Rhss
2a Ioas BuIDsar 81 or the .st TIRES yssr.
h. tried GDS 70, I'll,
Preparation saraapaia entirely
pc ea Rsss s sg
un'no"n FROM s5Sft Bk ky #a M 4 y Rahsrlss
Nh to saPariIa will that hsvsrsss
] % a.
a d any phyan viii ADMIT H. y.
poasarasins ~
LswI.por Ky DscsSssr iiq ,lsr. = ' '1''
notice 70 FEMALES.
me asryens energy Taen M spos 10 ~
S1
t5sn Built
@
af
esa
s'ss r, Il sis,
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sK1N.
all admire beautiful white skin, roycoets
ss s p
ssh '5fi
4 H. akin nd I
ss
could be apprssd and Of ths would III
"A word ucien" enough for the lad
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN Fhyon
| OF ANY MEDICINEl
1 gxoN
JoHx BUZZ have hessn saying that
SaaPah 10 DO the best article manufactured for the
with entire number Of the above
4 Louisville, Deeember ~, 1881. JAMES III. MOORE.
Me- JOHN BULL using safsaparialn several
one Of a'
Testimony like the following renders ruperfueus
TEoM II Dr. I: < YAapEII FkoEEsson or eaEusr... In
the List Of ingredients composing John Bus
pound Extract Of Sspar and have heon
form afe sud shat promises well chronic
wbchit y applicable. L. n. FANDELL, NJ. D.
| Lopisville, June 4, 1885.
WHAT Py Phybic by appointment Louisville Nsas
Hosfial says Of au'ssarssparilh:
hsvs examined the prescription for preparation John Bu
aarsa2n and believe She combination to be excellent
both public and private practice think
article Of sargspsriinin III. PYLES, III. D.,
| Resident Physician at the Louisville Marins Hoapsa
Thu Medicine daily graphing with disease through
a1ic.ed-nay, those that grevouhly torulented.
Cerhcaeh tsemng from all directions
Notwithstanding placing from its pirnac worth
remedies ever before the public.
Sold Wholesale and retlil by JOHN BULL,
Al his Principal oe
in the city aud country.
Wishing accept Agency Of Bulbs sar
| nFErilla, will plsAks addIss JOHN BULL,
" Fourth street, Louisville, with references.
Tbs principal gansn Hewfesnn for john Bul
HsrHaaaIils, Wholesale and rothil, are
Il !. wRIaHr Co. astbsir Patent Medicine Warehouse
t. EIAHTREE
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n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-

TIL n DEBILITY, KIDNEYB.-Fufthef
testimony Missouri in OF HOoFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TIERS Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
all dealers the esual medicine
for the of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
ADAMS Publisher of the Argus Weston, NO. July IT, 1884,
said last low and abs
at the bottle
your Bttera which entirely
bottles. bottles 1850 miles here,
sick for long time; he hs also been cured them believe
them 10 be superior any medicine in use.n
Q HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo- August 5, 1851, sad your
Bitten beginning here bottle
ago. has selling boesu
K. HARDING St. Joseph Mo-. June 81, 1851 said Your
medicine doubt people appear
know them have had them but hours and
have sold bottles. Please another lot
Dr. p A. HITZ Paris No. March 49, 1858, said: Your Bttss
have given better atetou all the where they have been
used than any other medicine with which acquaintedn
gB They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE PROSTATE
system.
g For sale by respectable deaeei Medicine every where
]. WRIGHT q CO.. New Orleans,
jeT 3md&W Wholesale Agents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO Custsmhouae

~ between Royal and Bourbon strests-DR JAMES
would respectfully the citizens
unfortunately enaed of the
its appalling that they obtain
speedy without the ofMrcury Baam Cubsbs other
Poisonous Drug three without
nencs the newly discovered Remedies which only be
charge will Dr. j. of certificates from
parts many
effected which ncursbe celebrated Physens
Since Dr. these Ramedsin this city the
that the Of these Remedies
produced but whAhey effected perfect
and that the afflicted avail Themselves Of these
providential discoveries located pea
nently aret
served flee sfromT to 9P,M, wi
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
In IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
also Case of Rheumatism, of five standing cured by
alone.
NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1854
thereby certify that had been afflicted Rheumatism
and also totally blind right brought
attack Neuralgia Phycana could
hundreds dollars
Medicines give this certicae without solicitation from
Mr. Kier that and would
used connection with the Petroleum Rock OIL had
perfect health strength well
with right left have the least oheu
man thing ee reside this city when home butspeud
time the If they
fifty RESPONSIBLE gentlemen testify the truth Of
% take the Petroleum body and will
investment made know IL valuable Natural Medicine.
j ]. HARTMANN.
9 Price 50 bottle Wholesale and retail onlyby
J. WRIGHT g. CO., No. Isl Chartrea st,
JARVIS W0oDMAN,
nbe SIN, Gem nd Mapaz
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.ayes.'s Cherry EPectoraE.

WTE INVITE The AT &sSS
wv TENTION OF the Public b 49,
Certificates appended below, bespeak Wss&rN &FE3
for them that candid consideration which II %SX&lY n
their honest irsnkness deserves (NtH&G
Men in such stations many who volun- Y W|H
tarily bear win4fs the efficacy and ~ eHS3FTsa
wan.only tr1hs with, distort facts 9lSAFNf1sf
oversate their convictions Judge then. krzaAtS AA
whether this is the medicine ~ T.
when must have releffcr the throat
longs iludg whether family them
against the everywhere prevailing enemy steals
with fatal frequency almost flock carries off the lamb
from many home
JAcKsos, G. H, Jackson Cry, O., Nov. 90, 1862.
IR, J. c. AYEn-Sr: The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in.
them their always with happiest The
patent medicines always before ncreduy
remedy; and evidence
value article that thing like general confidence be
cited
excellence this ngens lin the
CHERRY PECTORAL beyond repeated trial under
their observatory compelled medical proclaim abroad
its usefulness 1t beyond all doubt the remedy have
the Pulmonary Affections Of th cmate the sadativs
aud eIpectorant-a rare combination of properties
In the will its subscribe myself
tpectiuly, your obt Rervt JAS. H. c. MILLER, NJ. D..
ALLRGAa Mich, January 10, 1885,
Dear Sir: No hidcan found
deny that the CHERRY PECT0RAL all that ii claims to be-
this vicinity although known until recently
The community should know its virtues. Yours truly,
JOHN R. KELLOGG, NJ. D.
~ Prepared by AVER Practical Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass. and by all Druggis
]. WRIGHT d CO., New
iao9x
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,HyHE Subscribers beg leave to call the -


art the Advertisement han may plain truth
By length practice have all
called syphtic For nearly fifteen in this
treat sho there lea the only eri. that
and know then better than they do That what
insisting which has yenured
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
just familiar the
of daily observations which say without vanity
other merit than that Of experience
effect difficulty
those Of longer duration, without submitting patient
Of treatment will draw him the uapcon
obge him to neglect his AFFAIRS whether
need not altered There
cousuppy this
secrecy, which always inviolahy preserve.
have which think
satisfied that already sufficiently established
Constant the morning o'clock night
W. WATSON. NJ. d.
No. II Cusomhouss strest,
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w NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKN
kA RANGEs-FIksT PREMIUM.

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydra
Nav Orleans, respectfully pab
the above blsinea In s s brpushs
prepared supply HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOW BATE
AMERICAN ENGLISH aad FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WIS
"a NE BRASS PAuGETs ef 81 sgas COOKS
sEt PUMPS sttsd ~ il The LEAD PIPES
BANG SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pstup ,ersa
nt th shotteHtnc'r"- nhlt1g
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STAR CANDLEs-30o boxes in store, for
- selsby H. 1. STONE Co. Gravfsr street. jess
p0RT WINE-75 or. casks Burgundy, Louis
s;eri iedo. Duac 50 do Old opotte so Dock,
S. WOLFF, Us Camp street, jes
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LUTHER HO Nj L SIS

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, obS8
Corafr Of BENT0Naad EUPRRoSIHE ssfe,,,
tSr omcs No. IOs ST. CHARLFs STREET.
Two Doors tina ST Charles Thessls,
Manufacturer Latent ard most approved Fatena o.
VFRhNDAHS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, ERIDGF
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRONTS, al
TAIs and All kinds Of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORE
Bulldog Purposes.
at Cos, Prices for sale the OLD STAND No. iD6 ST.
STREET. mhslY
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"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr GooD's Compound
IN EXTRACT OF CoPAIVA-Thsi The great remedy extern
avey uAsd in New York and other Cities ia pouve for
onorrhea The Whites Directions Spanish and English
Sold at No. i6I CHARTERS STREET. iel4 9m
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LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
, and Dealers 81 Propnstors' lowest
.sency, No. ISL CHARITIES sT.,
|Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
RjchArdsou's Sherry Wine.
Hutohing's Vegetable Dyspepain,
Goujey's Vegetable, Colenan'h,
Hoognnd,s German, OryRsnAted.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Neon Fun,
Jonas,a Lilly White. 4
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's Brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical,
Rsdways' Msdicated, Castles,
Almond, Toilet and Family, /
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
Wright'sIudian Vegetable,
MoHatt's Life, Brandrcth's, VI
Mofriaon'e, Les's New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, chnmpion'r,
sraefsnberg, jayne's Ssnstive, .
Jnyne's Ague, Winsr's Canomile,
Hibbard'u Ana-bilious, Pster's,
spencer,s Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Coyel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasis' Health,
Wistar's Gentle Purgatiye, ..u
Allobssla' Agne, Hooper's. "
Chicliner's Sugar coated,
Hsrick's Sugsr-coated, -
GilbsrIs AnN-bilious, Beekwtth'ai
Loidy's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
scbttJa Vegetable, EaKon'ss "
Radway's Regulators,
/ Roses Railroad, Laidy'a Female,
ILouden'sI Indian Sentative,
lLoudon's Agus, Holloway'a, M.
Halsted'a Anti Dyspeptic,
Gordon's. MoLane,s Liver.
flair DYES.
Phslon's Magic, Bachelors,
lilman's instantaneous, a.. u.
Billiards., Jules Hauela, IL.
Jaype's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. Morse's Inyigorating Cordial
Thorn's Extract, 10"
Tarrant's Aperisnt,
Tarrant's Elixir OF Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief, M.5.
I'oothache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders.
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompgon's Eye Water
Watts's Nervous Antia .-,
Billings Astringent, +"
Hyattta Life BalsRm,
MchIuun's Elixir Of Opium,
Rad ways Ready Relief,
Railways solvent, 1885,.
Tarrant's lndelihle Ink,
DR., Fitrh's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Brscas,
DR.. Fiich's InhRting Tubes,
Or. Rose's Preparations, "
Winer'a ArcaDuln Extract,
Teneur's Specific.
iMarshall'u Gatholleon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF yellow
Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Brown's Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound
lMortimore's Cordial Bittsrs,
Myers Extract OF Rock Roee,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
Uphan's Pile Electuary.
lSteer'a 0podeldoc, ""@ ".
Godfrey's Cordial,
ITurliugton's Balsam,
DR.. Csllen's Preparations,
Batsman's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
iSeidlits and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buehu,
Lucins Cordial,
Juno CorSinl,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.
lLeldy'n Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops, .
Ball's Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Conuell's Mixture,
lDr. MArchi.i's Uterine Cstholicon
Cowan's Lithontripuc,
Louden's Preparations, ,m
HoughioD's Pepsin.
SCHEIDAM scHNAPPs.
ard all dealers in any of the artieisi
ill find II to their advantage by call
., where will be found the NEST er
'ATENT MEDICINES in the Unitet
'leaEe addresB
IGHT a. Co., t-.n-.....
0icINE WAREHOUSE,
D. Isl Chartres al New Orleans, Is
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signifies, to use the words of the iturgcal wri-
ter, integritatem .fdei, the perfection of fidelity
Its form having no beginning, no end, is the
emblem Of eternity, constaney, integrity, fidel-
ity, etc. so that the wedding ring symbolizes
the eternal or entire fidelity the wife pledges to
her husband, and she wears the ring as the
badge of this fidelity. Its office, then, is to
teach and perpetually remind her of the fidelity
she owes to her husband, and swore to him at
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