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AYERS PILLS,

~pyv and singularlv succcsSfC remedy for me
A cure Of I'll Bilious diseases -CosuVeheSs' InN
1cstion. Jaundicc DrOpsy, Rheunaus'I, reNtl''
Gont Humors Nervousness, luitaolnIy !5'I'' ~
tons Headache. Pains IN the DIe"S' i;'eS'
Cd limbs. Female Complaints, %c' &c. hldcca,
f,,,, are the diseases i'll which IUrSatNe Med
c;ns ia not more or less required an lnuch SICK
ness and suffering might be prevented, II " huI+'
loss Int eHectUal Catbartc were more HeS'y uSt'.
NJ norson can feel we'll while coStIve habit u
" P,a;Is. besides il soon generates serious and
oftc, fatal diseases which might have been avoided
S The finely and malicious use OF good PurSau'e;
This is alike true Of Colds teveriSh S!i"P'o ""1
B;Iions arrangements. They all tend TO DeeoAe .
produce the deep seated ana loi Uonccs
I,b;cb load the hearScS all over the land. hehC'
r,I;oILo family physic is of the first importance
the public health, and this flli mas oSCm
with consummate skill to mcc' d. ~ Ems ProfS
extensive trial of its virtues oN s,r,as.;,,
80 md Patients has shown r's"t.' o" P,Cs..S
So -, hitherto known of any mca, '"1e'
80 hon Effected beyond belief were INC! .ol s.l-
.,iotcd Nv, nersons Of such exalted p'SlugN ana
cSarscter as to forbid the suspicion OF "-I liI
Among the many emln PijI we NAV mention
Dp A A. HAYES, Analy tical Chemist OF Boston
IA Soto Assaver of Massachusetts, whose MsH
Professional character Is endorsed ny 'He
Uov. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator OF 'He =, :,
RcnrRr c. WINTHROP, EX-SpeaAef OF lAe mouse
Of Representatives. ,,...p 1,,, e. Er,,c-l
1H Lows p, FIrzpATpIcx Cath. Bishop OF Boston
Also. DR. J. Il. Chiffon, Practical 0"''N'S''"
New York City, endorsed by ec...,
Hos. w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF sac I,,'cr;,,
WN Z. AsToR. the richest man III n!hel''';
s u TrL L, & Co.. Proprs of the metropolitan
Did space permit VIC could give many y; hun f
certificates. from all parts where the rms E n,
been used. but evidence even more conNinoiB ,t.n
the experience Of eminent puoAc INC" % ID"
their effects upon trial. -.:..o.;o,, ~,
These Pills, the result of long investigation AM
study, are offered to the public as th' oys' anu
most complete which tHc present state OF in'~'H
science can atl3-d. They are Compounded 40, '
only Of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chema.
nroccss in state Of purity. and combined together
IN such manner as to insure the best results las
system Of composition for medicines has been found
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FURTHER PROOF !!

FurtherProofs Cfthe Efficacy Of Hdnce'S
Compound Syr1p Of Hoarhouad in re-
hcying afflicted Nan
MIR. GEORGE T. T.4RRLNGT0.N; residing
III in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced by
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup of iloar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured
.4nother, yet more astonishing Mrs .Henret-
ia Merrck, residing in Monument street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with a severe cough and pain in the breast
which was 50 intense, that it extended to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain IN
the side After trying many remedies she was
pursuaded by alrIend to use Hahce's Compound
syrup of Hoarl. ound and after using three doses
she experienced great relief, and before she had
finished the bottle was entirely cured. Price
80 cents per bottle or bottles for 81 80, For
sale by Seth S Hancs, l08 Baltimore street,
Baltimore; and in Shepherdstown by E. c. Vii
iiaaS and Joseph Entier. Nov. 70, lSo3-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-06
MEDICINES.

THE undersigned calls the attention Of the
l. pubic to rhe following valuable medicines,
&C, which he has on hand and for sale
Mickey Extract OF Pink root
SWANS Panacea Jaync's Hair Tonic
Barry's Tricopherous McMunn's Elixir Of o.
Godfreys Cordial plum
Ayers Cherry Pectoral McAIlisier's all healing
Thompsan's Eye Water ointment
Litlle's White Oil HAYS Lnimentfo for Pies
Arabian l.nment DIR .Uayo's Persian Pee
Davis Pin Killer toral
Sands Sersaparilla DR. Birds DysenterIc
Swaynei Syrup Of Wild Cordial
Cherrt Specific for tooth ache
Naturalization American Worm Syrup
Bulls ssrsaparilla Sy-Stabcr's Cherry ExPee-
rup torant and DiaraoeA
Carpcnttr's Extract Du- Cordial
chu Towsend's SarHParIia
Hance's Family Medi- Syrup Col and Young
cincs Ruahton, Clark Co.'S
GoughtoI's Pepsin COdliyer Oil
J. n. keeler's Family Mexican Mustang LII
Medicines ment
MarcIsIs Uterine CathoI- Railways Ready kei"'
icon HOrscmcn's Reliance
Jayne's Family Mcdi-Swectscr's Panacea
cincs
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.
An Invaluable Book for % Cents.
&" Erery Family Should Haze Copy.
.OO n0O COPIES sold in less than
UU.UUU YEAR. A new edition revised

and improved just issued.
DIR Hunters Medical Ma
nual Hand Book for the
a flicted-containing an
outline of the origin,pro-
gress, treatment and cure
of every form of disease
nnnirncfen hu nInmlScu-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-06
81: 81 ~ 2: p ~
j. M'DERMOTT,
Ornamental s. Plain Marble Worker:

South Market Street, Frederick Citg,.Nd.,
viii furrish to order at the shortest notice
al kinds of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD ND
: FOOT STONE, Scrolls, SC, all WORK made
{ cur of tie best imported and American
Marble, which will sell al Baltimore and
!, Philadelphia prices. Work delivered free
: of charge. No after charges extra for lei
!: tering, all included. get up all tie work
: at my own establishment, which gives NE
I re advantage Of all others and enables ne
!! to compete with tie workers OF the cas-
I tern Giles. Orders thankfully received <
: promptly attended 10. ). M'DLFMoTT,
: Nov. a6-ly Marble Worker.
K ~ &: ( - & -: - =
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
and thus curing ScroluIa, Syphilis, Vi
GERS, Old Sores, Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions, and all diseases arising from
the Imprudent Use or Abuse Of Mercury.
Regulating the Stomach and Bowels, thus
it cures Liver Disease, Indigestion, Bill
ious Complaints, Costiyeness and Piles.
Strengthening the Digestive Organs, thus
causing the food TO nourish and support
every part. Regulating the Secretive
Organs, and, by enabling them TO perform
their proper functions, preventing and
curing Bilious and other Painful Diseases.
Strengthening ard Quieting The Nervous
System, thus allaying Nervous Irritation,
and curing all Diseases of the Nerves.
1t is unrivalled in the cure of all Female
Diseases Weakness, lregularily, Oh
strnclions, &c.
1t is Entirely Safe in all Cases.
Acting in harmony with the restoring
powers Of nature. it never Injuries but al
ways benefits and cures, as thousands Of
voluntary certificates from the best au-
thorities testify. CG- Recoiiect that
each bottle bears the name of
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
No. 1875 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Gy~ None other is Genuine.
~ Price One Dollar per bottle, or Six
bottles for Five Dollars. Eg5 Sold by {
Druggists and Country Merchants IN al!
Ihe cities and counties Of the United States,
Canada and the West Indies, and for sale
BY E. G.. WILLIAMS, ShepherdStown,
Va.
December 80, 1854. ely
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IL The subscriber begs leave to inform
Farmers and Mill Owners that he has assoca-
ted himself with Messrs. VcVeigh s Chamber
lain in the Produce Commission Business. He
will give his strict personal attention to the sale
OF Wheat, Corn, Flour,&c. ard will, at all times
guarantee best market prices-quick sales-and
prompt returns.
He most earnestly solicits a call from the
Merchants also as he is satisfied it will be to
their interest to give the above stock thorough
examination before they supply themselves else
where. D. HOWARD.
November &c, 1853. l-ly
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Carpenters Compound Syrup CT LivefTon'

safe and valuable medicine in HePatic a'4
Pulmonary affections; ,f
Carpenters Solution Of CTsaSols Tor me cur cur.
Cancers, ulcers, old sores, letter, rng"Trt .asb
and Will immediately stop bleeding from i''
wounds, bleeding at The nose SC: ,,.;o,
Carpenters Oil + CqniidyidH fer PIo''h6;n9
speedy AID CERTAIN yesicsuon by simply i'''''
the part 40 most
Carpeskr's Fluid extract Of Pinkf00!' W.
safe and iertain yermifuge yet dizco'ILes', PIT
Cannorh Vegetable or Blood Purifying a.,
tcrs, ihe,rcmoye Bile, correct disorders q w
Stomach lnd Bow els, cure DJspePs.a, IN
CostiyensI,. Giddi,ess Of the Head sc. NJ ~
ert,'[ egL5b1e Fabrication, Columbian ~ ~
ncctGra,Il usmplon's Vegetable ihC'u -,
tn.. a yanstse Tincture, for purifying t'
IIn,:I" Ter spanish Mixture, kad"a! . IN
ca,.iao lin for Beautying The HAM
ALSO Az ASSORTMENT or
Wb;tead. Tarni>h, TurpeHtine, &c.
h..;a... ,,cal many articles which it IS deemed
uhneces'l - Tor past fayors he soiiclt'
coSn1i;5nuan.s Of he same in the future. ,vs
sbsnbs ltown March Ii, 1854. io--u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-06

1 complete assortment of Goats, Pants
q and Vests, ready made, which will be
sold cheap by DaCid Bltimyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-06
TEcVEIGH g. CHAMBERLAIN,
WHOLESALE GGoCERs,
Produce and Commission Merchants,

Prince Street What .1ierandrid, Va.
HAVE the pleasure to make known to their
l. customers and dealers generally the arrival
OF their F.4L' Took, purchased directly Of
the Importers IN New Y ork and Boston, and con
sistirg in part as follows
$50 hhds n P Rico and Cuba Sugars.
80 do Clarified do
rs boxes Double Refined Loaf DO
lO5 bbls Crushed and PUlYerized 90
GO do GRADUATED do
I75 hhds Trinidad, Cardenas, MuscoVado and
Sugar-house molasses,
105 bbls n . and Sugar-house Syrup,
3O5 bags Green Rio, MaricaibO, Laguira and
Manila Coffee.
100 bags Old White Cow, Java&Cuba do
From long experience and careful selection
they are prepared to offer the largest and most
desirable stock of recently imported IE.4S that
has ever been offered in this market, to which
the attention of purchasers are particularly re-
quested. They enumerate the following Varie-
ty, VIZ
lO5 chests s. half chests Extra Gunp. Tea
Is do Imperial and Y. iyson do
g. do Pouchong-in great variety do
100 DO Gunp, Imperial and Y. Hy-
son, medium quality do
25 terces fresh beat Rice
60 bags Grain Pepper,
35 do Pmento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
800 lbs Nutmegs-No /
l75 boxes CASTLE, Toilet & variegated
bar Soaps
235 do Dark and Pale Rosin do
1870 DO Pipes
500 do mould candles
100 do Sperm and Adamantne do
5IS Their attention has been more partlcu-
Iary given to the selection of their stock of
T0BACCO and CIGARS than usual, and it
will be found on examination equal in variety to
any in this market. They invite attention to
Ii following brands and qualities as comprising
portion of their stock, viz
I75 boxes Cobb, Saunders, Campbell and Va
Leaf Cavendish Tobacco,
$50 boxes IS, IS and Us Ayers, Taylor and
ether brands do
100 boxes medium grades and brands do
%, 900 Principe, Eldorado, Cuba andother choice
brands Carigs
80 900 Cheroots-in great variety do
SO 900 half Spanish and Common do
IS boxes CARROTS No. Scotch Snu
60 jars scented Rappee do
s 6bls Bladder do
$50 boxes 8 x lOand 10 u II window Glass,
20 casks Sup Carb Soda
300 rcams wrapping Paper
100 do Double do
80 casks Old madeira Wine
% 10 pare anu pIoWu CHeIIt w
% do Old Port do
05 do Sweet malaga do
o do white, cooking do
65 baskets Champagne, State, Anchor and
other choice brands
so tierces pure Cider Vinegar.
IL In the selection and purchase of the a
boye they have been influenced by the incre2s-
ed facilities Of transportation via Rail Roadand
Canal, and have greatly enlarged their supp les
TO meet the increased demand, and the larger
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JUST RECEIVED

UPIRITS Turpentine, Patty, Gum A.
y rabic, (white) Oil Lemon, Copal Var
nish, Arsenic, Tobacco, chewing and
smoking, Segars, Pipes, stone with reeds,
Just received and for sale BY
CHARLES HARPER, Ag'i.
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NEW ENTERPRISE !!
Who will sustain the New Enterprise ?

7 HAVE been induced TO make the experiment
1 of se! ing goods at very small profits Tor CASH
and call upon the public generally TO sustain
me. Give me liberal patronage and | VIII
prove TO YOU that "Penny quickly turned IS
better than shilling in the wind Come anu
-. see my stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
= Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c, just re-
80 ceived all purchased with great care
for Cash. DA DILL" az
Shepherlstown, Oct. Z, 1884.
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so terces pure Cider Vinegar.
IL In the selection and purchase of the a
boye they have been influenced by the increos-
ed facilities Of transportation via Rail Roadand
Canal, and have greatly enlarged their supplies
TO meet the increased demand and as the larger
proportion of their stock was purchased before
The late advances they are fully prepared TO Of
fer as great inducements as can be found in any
Of the Northern cities.
uP I'm examination from all in search Of bar
gains is respectfully solicited.
McVEIGH s CHAMBERLAIN.
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Games for Children.

Many are the games Of amusement engaged
IN By children, which in themselves are allk,
simple and innocent, yet are useful aud apprs-
pirate for recreation. After long day Of hari
study, little diversion will relieve the mind O.
the youth; and an boar spent in recreation
will add vigor to the body and activity to the
intellectual powers. The following are a few
Of the many innocent games, which will amuss
the Juvenile, and are quite appropriate; lie,
the person who has the forfeit to pay be requi.
RED first to laugh, mex! 10 sing, then to CRY, and
lastly TO whistle.
Put two chairs back to back, take of your
shoes, and jump over them. The fun consists
10 the mistaken idea that the CHAIRS are to be
jumped over, whereas, it is only the sHoEs.1
Stand with your heels and back close to the
wall, then stOop without moving your feet an
pick up the forfeit.
Place your hands behind you and guess who
touches them, You are not to be released VI
Ill you guess right.
Put one hand where the other cannot touel
it. The right hand to the left elbow.
Say "Quizzical Quiz, kiss me quick"--nips
times without a mistake.
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VIsITISs CARDs.-It will not be amiss tina,
our young readers be informed what the le.
ters T. P. c signify when written upon Wis
Ting card. When person or family is Abou
to remove from city, or to be absent fo
some lime, it is customary TO call upon IL.
friends to take leave. Should those u2o-
whom the call IS made not be at home, ca.
containing ngthe name of the person calling,
left. upon which Is written the letters P P. {
These letters are an abbrevi2tion of Frenc'
phrase signifying "to tske cave" Sometim,
toe letters T. /. L 10 take leave are ust.
Tor tbs ssme purpose.
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MORAL CouRAGE.-The Rockville, (Ia. J
True Republican, gives, in recent issue, an
excellent illustration of moral courage, which
we commend to the imitation Of all who have
unfortunately become the slaves of depraved
appetite "An old and excellent friend of
ours" says the editor, chad been, until within
the last four years, bound by the letters of in
temperance until almost every trace of his
former self was lost. On one occasion he was
brought, by some means or other, to stop and
reflect upon his situation. He asked himself
the question, "Has all this dissipation, loss of
character, estrangement Of friends. and loss of
property, done me any good ?" The answer
was, "No." That momentary pause in his
downward course, saved him He resolved to
drink no more. He stuck to his resolve and
was MAN once again. From the moment that
he made this wise resolve, he determined from
that time forward, to deposite in little box, a
five ce It piece for every dram that he had been
IN the daily habit of taking, That man hes
now laid away 1850 five cent pieces, which a.
mount to $67 30 sum large enough to buy
several acres of good land, all of which, had
it not been for that courageous resolution to
''siD no mOre," would have been guzzled
down in that poison that destroys both soul
and body" So much for the courage that
says, mo |" to the tempter, and the will that
preserves in the course determined on. But
the narrative not only illustrates "morsl cour-
age," it also suggests remedy for "hard
times" which may be of practical value tc
thousands.
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BENEDICT AREoLD's FAMILY.-Lieutenant
General Robertson Arnold died in London,
December 29th. He was second son Of Bene-
dict Arnold, by Margaret, his wife, daughter
of Chief Justice shippen, of Pennsylvania. He
entered the corps of Royal Engineers in 1898,
and served more than half century. He
married Virginia, daughter of Bartlett Good
rich, Esq, of the Isle Of Wight, and for his
military services was created a Knight Of Han
over, was appointed Abide, Camp to William
w., and was presented with costly sword.
The abovs-named officer was the Oldest ol
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ALPHABETICAL PUzzLEs.-Place four SIS is
such position that they shall equal 81.
Divide the number of 80 into two such paris
that if the greater part be divided by 7, ar
the less multiplied by s.the sum of quoGient ar !.
the product will make so.
Can you so ARRANGE four 9's that they shal'
count or equal 100 ? Arrange four rs SO tha.
they shall equal 10. Can you place the 6g
ures 50 that they shall count or equal 80 When
added? Can you take from 10 and leave
90?
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LEGISLATURE.

ON the 9TH inst, bringing California dates up
to February 9th.
LEGISLATURE
The Legislature assemblies daily in conven-
stion, and daily goea through the form of vOt-
ing for Senator, DR.. Gwins vote is gradual
ly dwindling down, and his chance is regarded
as hopeless by all shreWd politicians. The
wings have powerful minorty-somewhere
near forty votes-and unless they coalesce with
some faction Of the democracy, there can be
no election at this session. So far they have
stuck to their candidate with remarkable per-
.tinacity, and exhibit no signs Of breaking up
their organization. The candidates are "thick
as leaves in Yalambrosa," and every day
brings forth one or two fresh ones.
KERN RIVER MINES.
The people are focking to these mines by
hundreds. Most extraordinary stories are
told of their yield. 1t is supposed, (this on
Feb. that over two thousand miners we're
there. Besides says the Los Angeles Califor-
.nian, bands Of cattle and sheep are on the road
and will realize to their owners g handsome
profit, as we learn that provisions are very
scarce and high Muldudes Of people axe
leaving this city, San Gabriel, Monte, and, in,
deed, throughout the country, both Americans
and San Senoranians, and through the entire
distance one cannot lose sight of men, teams
and cattle It's supposed that by this time
there cannot be less than three thousand peo.
pie actually al the mines, to say nothing oi
those who are AoCking thther from all parts oi
the country, Some gentlemen arrived in town
yesterday evening, February 4th, from the
mines. They confirm all that has heretoiore
been said of them. Miners are mixing from
FIVE 10 fifty dollars pgrday goods are com
msndng < o. pne ~ ,u.. al s.e lems w,l
TIL road from ,be ,-lys is nleralr laroGsed
with people on theIr way TO the mines The
Sonorians are locking thither by scores he
greatest excitement existed at Trinodua, Janu,
ary 2s. A paper from that place, and Of this
date, says The greatest excitement existI
here. The Redcsp Indians have murdered
six white men. The whites have burnt Stone
Ranchera, and killed FIVE Indians at the moutf
of Redwood Creek, and others at the Lagoon
By all means. caution persons against coming
down by land. Twenty men have just arrived
who say that the up river Indians have come
down on the coast. and are determined to picl
off all lone travellers , party Of four is hardly
safe, as the Indians have rifles.
Later dates say: 1t appears that portion
Of the whites had traded off some FIRE arm
among the Indians. to which some of th
others we're opposed, and afterwards endeayOr-
ed to recover possession Of them. A part O
the Indians at once gave up their arms. Ant
those who did not comply with the demap,
were ordered to do so before the expiration
of four days, or else their camps would be Sc
on fire: The specified time having transpired
and as there were from forty to fifty of the In
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w Let the government by timely edu'7
ton convert the materials that 60 TO make
felon and polluter, into the industrious citia
and thus save the fees of jailors and hangm
the expense Of prisons and halters. Hs'
is saved by education.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

II you multiply any given number by its
say 8 thus, multiplied by 8 equal "a, Il
take one from the multplier and add tito
multiplied, the product will always fall shOrt
one of the former product Thus, ! from
leaves 7, and added to 8 makes 9, then 4
tiply by 9, the product will be. 63.
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VOL %. NUMBER II.
TATTLETOWN.

Come, Age and Youth,
A talk of fancy, yet tale of truth,
fpny attend when reluctant tell,
What woefu times in Tattetown befel,
Fair Tattletown
Alas that stars so bright so soon go down
Time was It's borders knew no sin nor harm
Bot that was only when it vas a farm.
Soon fed it joys,
When streets, snShou'e', trade, and rompiag boys,
And such dislurber Of the rural peace,
Gave frequent note Of Ts;tlotovns increase.
And still it grew;
church was built and exc a tavern too
Aud of, Il sootb, as elsewhere in the lud,
Their punch and piety went baud 10 hand.
Rolled on a year;
With health, and harmony, and social cheer;
Aud tneu, alas, my,te iou- and sad,
Al Tsgtelat,sa seemed 4 l.s az ad.
Al --8 vse-.a-t.
7ae asea re..ers aa'i ava a.sa.wegt,
Tic et.s.-a .l,.# Ike 3. 20 il. assl-.r
H. s.sa .-ul.a.tl. .a- au-a, %. !1-3eh
pbs#r..s sa..
The epiIemigs source ceudaar ~pa'a
No, aos t. pad with .il, agsaella mge
Til al seemed bears, jus. psosea Va. ai sase.
How passing strange
II ..G ii. q. 3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

g "Have you been at school before
day" said school mistress to a little ur
whom she had not seen in her school room
fore? No ma am was the reply: not in
world, but haI e in St, Louis
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

E Whoever builds school, house,
teaches good school, is erecting the strong
monument to freedom. A monument that
never crumble
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

EWhy is colt getting broke like your E
lady getting married? GuVe that uP.--Ksz
he is going through the bridal ceremony.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

R When young lady offers to her
cambric handkerchief for rich bachelor, 81
means to SOW in order that she may reap.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

EE Promote, as an object Of primary I'n
portance, Institutions for the general diHusi
OF knowledge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

RE Pins and needles have points, rc'
'pints. A pint is hall quart.
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kT The boys aud girls in our Conn
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