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which separate the dis ru,an,s and a, ,berc

which separate the dis pu,an,s.. and as there
eau be no dishopor in submitting TO the laws
the Nauona, Counci. has deemed |, the be 81
guarantee OF common Justice aud future
peace, to abide by and maintain the exis,inp
PAWS upon the subject Of slavery, as u final
and conclusive settlement, Of that subject, i'm
spirit and in substance.
And regarding it the highes, duty to ayow
their opinions upon Il subject SD important,
IN distinct aud uneqnivocal terms, il is here.
oy declared us The sense OF tins National
Councii that Congress possesses no power un.
de, the Constitution, to lesisute upon the
subJecl oil slavery in the States where il does
or may exist, or exclude any State from adj.
mission into the Union because it's Cons,i,u
ton does or does not recognize the instI,u.
'ion OF slavery as part OF It's social s. stem;
ana especially rte'e'miIin2 any expression
oi OPINION upon The power Of Congress to es.
tabtsh or prohibit slavery in any Territory.
II Is the sense Of The National Council tina,
Congress ought moi, to !egisae upon the
subject OF slavery within the Territory of the
United States. and that any nte ference by
Congress with slavery. as it.exis,s i'm the
District ot Columbia, would be a violation
OF the spirit and intention of the COM ac
by which the State of Maryland ceded the
District to the United States, and breach
OF the national faith
XIII. The policy Of the Government of
the Uui,ed States, IN its relations with For.
eign governments, is to exact Justice from
the strongest. and do justice to tho weakest,
restraining. by all the power of the Govern
meni, all its citizens from Interference with
the in.ernal concerns OF nations with whom
we are al peace.
AV.-ThiS National Council declares tina
all tn" principle Of the Order shall he hence
forward every where openly avowed; and
that each member shall be at the liberty tc
/ make known the existence Of the Order and
the TACT that he himself is member; and il
recommends that there be no Concea mcnt oi
the phases of meeting of .he Subordinate
Councils.
l.. b. BARTLETT, of Kentucky,
.. President OF the National Council
I. ID. DEsnLER, OF New Jersey. ..
Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, of Maryland,
Recording Secretary.
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DIR. THoS. DUNN

Ho ne located at BARRAC KSylLLE 70.
specially tenders his professional services 10
the ci'izens Of The place and snrtounBine
country. lie can be found al the Depo, al
az times. when not professionally engaged.
Barracksyille, April 9, 1855. -
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THE HALLELUJAH.

LOWELL MAsoN's new collection of Church
Mnsic contains upwu,ds OF ONE THOUSAND
pieces OF Music, adapted TO about one hun.
ured and twenty metres, aud much larger
variety than usual OF ANTHEMS and Sc, piec
es, The ELEMENTS " Music have been rs.
pecialiy prepared Tor Singing Casses--a va
riety OF pleasing exercises, four part s0ngs.
and rounds iuterspersrd, and there rs added
Musical Notation in Nat ShelI,--a brief
course for schools.
A Specimen copy will be sen, by mail,
postpaid. FoR EXAMINATION, TO any teacher
OF music, or leader of choir, on receipt OF
sEvENIY.FIvE CENTS. Published by
MASON BROTHERS,,
.... 90 Pack Row, New York
SAN3oRN, CARTER * Balm, Boston.
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Ohio sSiyel hTsaTasa
70 y S 4 l. T.

~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~
TUE Subscrib9r, having determined to remove
d TO the West, offers for sale his farm, situu-
ted on the Ohio River, in Wood county miles
above Parkcrsburg and miles below Marietta
containing 60 Acres Of Land, mostly bottom.
he county road passes through the said Land -,
1t is nearly all cleared and in high state ofcul-
tivati"n. The farm is we'll watcrcd, there is n
good log dwelling house, a smoke house and
Il good stable on the premise also fine young
orchard, just commencing to bear-plcnty OF
iruit FOR family use. | will offer the above go :
cirS with IT'S appearances, at private sale un-
I'll tho THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1886, (that
being Count day aud if not sold by that timo |
WI. "icr ita public sale at the Court House IN
Parh"rshurg.
he terms viii be oaSy--halftho money down
ana the balance IN three annual nstalinents.--
Possession can be gwen on the first Of March or
carrier u desired. For further particulars en-
CURE Of tie Subscriber on tho premises.
ABkAM JOHNSON.
December J. 1855. So
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SUITS TO ORDER!
NJ. Hayes, Merchant Tailor,

OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
... MORGANTOWN, VA.
have just received and opened out. at ms
Clothing 4 Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
a choice assortment OF fashionable < scasonabic
CLorii', beautiful and cheap;
CAssmERrs, fancy, neat and plain;
CAssINErrs, stout for men and boys;
NEsriNcs, all varieties of style and price very
pretty, nashy or plain.
shirts, Shanghai and stand-up Collars;
Neck HandkcrchieIs, Stocks, &c;
Pocket Handkerchicfs, &c., Sc;
Gents Lambs-wool Socks, very nice;
KID and warm-l,ned Gloves, nice for sleighiny
or out door promcnadcs.
TRIMMINGS OF ALE SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1855, rcspectrul-
~ invite the attention Of purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that my stock is such
as cannot fail to please every taste and fancy.
Caii and see, for charge nothing for showing
goods, and will not be dispieused il | fail to
SUIT you and you do not buy. d t.#.rGt
continue, as heretofore. to make to rider III
Kinds OF Gcntlcmcn's outer, garments and hay
ing received the latest fashions and the, goods Ia
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
to their entire satisfaction NJ HAYES.
Morgantown, Nov. 3, 1893. "...f
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med to present copy of tho E.SClJLApII,S r.
ms child IL may save HIN rom an early grave
Let n" young man or woman. eu,nt into the So
cret obligations of married life without roodin,
INC rocket Escnlnpjus Let no one suffering
iosn ' nacNhou cough, Pam in the Side, .rcst-
less nights, nervous feelings, and the wboIe
train OF DysPeptic sensations, and given up by
their physician, he another moment without con,
suiting the EsCULAplUS. Have the married.
oI tnoSe aoout TO be married, any impeachment,
read this truly useful book, az il has baen ,io
means OF saving thousands Of unfortunate crea.
lures rom tile very jaws OF death
AZ ANY person sending rwESrY-rIyr crNr,
enclosed IN q letter, will receive one cop, of this
work by mail, or five COPIES viii he -. o',s
dollar. Address, (post-pa;d,) ~ '"'
DIX. WM. YOUNG
July 90, l855.-Iy 'p''"'
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f.-.g- Es,AgNE'S
/ DEAD SHOT.

Vr llnelImallc LoliOn, The King OF Pain,
mas triumphed over the most acute and dis.
tresSlpg pam. II there exists pain in any
par OF me pody, whether internal or ex,ef-
ma a en no! OF chronic nature, Baum
- SHot VIII triumph over all, and relieve
The sufferer from lis lormen,s For ,rorC IS
these assertions refer YOU to over fiC,y ,aS,
pectable citizens of our town and copnty
whose names can be seen by callino AT INV
store: Then truly may this medicine h.
styled The King oil Pam. Price 25 cents per
Doltle For sale, wholesale and retail, ht
I. NJ. Chalfant, Moyeaniown. va
October IL e''''"''y'
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lnA DOCTOR YoURsELF. 5TT
IflE POCKET .ESCULAPIJJSy
or, EyERY ONE Ills owN pnys1cIAN

The Fiitleth Edition,
with one hundred Engrav-
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Maliorinations of the flu.
man system in every shnpe
and form. TO which is ad.
ded a Treatise on the Dis.
eases ofFc'nalcs, beng Of
The highest Importance to
married people, or those
contemplating Marriage
By WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ.
ID. Let no father be n sha.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC. 90 H
The Washington Society would feel some 70 :
luctance in appealing to the support of the peo .
PIE were 1t for less worthy or less noble object
MAN mat which they have in view. The scheme
which they offer, being placed under their soIe
control by the State Commissioner, thew have
made II so attractive, and formed il anon s6 prad
and liberal scale, that thoy have no fears but
luat the public will come forward with one nc
cord to It's support, and assist the Society in abe
successful carrying out OF one of the most nat
rotic undertakings Of the present day IL not
ohiy appeals 10 the natl onal feelings Of the Amer
ican heart, but also TO the sei.interest OF every
man Those who invest dollar or m ,re in this
undertaking not only contribute to a patriotic
OBJECT, but stand an equal chance with others in
securing prize. Perhaps you may be the lucky
one 4 X 'Hx 4
There is tide in the affairs of men, ...
winch, taken at the food, leads on to fortunes,
ana why may not this prove the flood in your
ahairsf lie that never risks never winsl i 4
The managers felt assured of it's success from tho
ofiiiiant reception with which its announcement,
H. rom our most eminent citizens, five thon-
day. y
The drawing, which comes OF on the Is, Of
november, VIII constitute one of tho greatest
features Of the closing day Of the exhibition q I
our institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic
arts. El,'
Gil. F. DUNCAN, Chairman Board of Managers
III Tickets Sl,-Packages of 90, $40.
WANTED.-Agents TO form clubs in every town
village and hamlet in the State Forward your
orders Immediately so as to meet prompt atten-
ton. -
Drawing, first day of November
IL Those not desiring to compete for tho Pro-
NUNS, will be allowed a liberal per centape-
All orders and letters must be addrestoi to
CAREW s. 0HLER
ISSIe Agents Tor the Managers,l BALTIMORE, Mp.
nNff ,hnr =,
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LOOK OUT FOR rnE cams ,

AVVh WI rVn HE VhRKSS
Clear the Track for The ''Big Window"
"E have lust received from New York and
w Philadelphia our usual largo and we'll as.
sorted stock OF Ia f88o5'l T7lij Ill
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Il
and arc making n grand display at our counter.
Of tho rich aud beautiful styles of
fs Ladies' Dress Goods,
OF all shades Of color and variety of price. There
arc so many different names land some Of them
org onos) that we don't think il necessary to par
uca'ari1e. But we want every body to (" hun
Here" and see them at the counter; and the
quicker you come tho bettor, they won't be
by delay.
We are prepared to furnish gentlemen with
CLOTHES OF ALL SORTS,
(Ready- made) from celebrated Clothing En-
porium of Philadelpbia, at low figures, and Of
good quaiity-or we can furnish the
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
OF every variety, to be made by the tailor of your
choice. What we desire is to sell you goods
both nice and cheap, and we again invite all to
come and examine our stock, buy or no buy
You all know where the Big Window is.
,, CARR, lIANwAY & CO..
Morgantown, September 10, 1855. $50
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

So ~ -hANA
'HNO all porsous afflicted with Sexual diseases
Il such rs PERMArORRIOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIG;A
GLEEf I, SYPHILIS, the vice of ONANISM, or
SELF-ABuSE, 80. sc. ..s
The Howard Association OF Philadelphia, in
view OF the awful destruction OF human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho dc /.
coptons praclsed upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks, have direct cd their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE Act
worthy Ofthoir name to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Femalo) who apply by letter with dcscripton
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits of
lie, &c', and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free Of charge,
The Howard Association is bene yo lent lnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virnlent and Epidemic Diseases, ;" and it's
funds can be used for no other purpose 1t has
now surplus of means, which tho Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. Its
needless to add that the Association Commands
the highest Medical skill OF the ago, and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment. -
valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
icmaios, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Lou
corfhoea, sc. aIa -
Address, (post paid) DR.. Gro. II. CALHOUN,
consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 3
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President.
GEO FAIRcHfLb, Secretary. Sept. 20.--ly.
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Pass HIM AROvSD.-on last Monday week
a chap calling himself A. WinslOw Lewis, Pur-
porting to be from New-YOrk, put up at the
Western Exchange 10 this place. and ciFsa-
lated his bulletins protesting to cure almost
every i'll that aesh is heir to. he remained
until last Monday morning, enjoying all the sc'
.cOmmOdations Of his worthy hOst-rOOms' hre,
boarding. &c, at which time he deeamPed
without settling bis bill. In order to elude
detection, be footed il to Oneida. a distance
of 10 miles, ia advance Of the train from this this
plaos. and there took the cars for some place
nOrlhward. He is doubtless scamp Peram-
bulating the country. spOuging his way-prO
Tossing 70 be Doctor from NeW-fOrE'-
From his conversation We were led to dOuo
dis pretensions.
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Ncuo gpefiaI NOtifes.
EVERY READER,

Wu nlease notice the advertisement headed TO per.
sons out of employment, and send for full descIip
tive Catalogue of all our Illustrated Works
rY-To the uninitiated in the great art OF selling
books we would say that we present scheme tor
money making which is far better than all the gold
mines of CaliforSia and Australia.
rW-Any person wishing to embark 10 d, the enter
far which he will receive sample copies of the various
works (at wholesale prices carefully boxed, insured,
and directed aordng very liberal per centage to the
AGENT for his trouble With these he will soon D able
n ssceyap the most saleable and order accordingly
Iddress (oostpaiil ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
lsl William street, New'York
Nov. q2--l855. 2W.
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Srw Yonr, Nov, "a 1855.
Ia School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
viii hold meetings for the examina ton Of Teachers,
.he following times for the year ls55;-On the Zna
"Wednesday Of every month throughout the sear and Al
so an the ith Wednesday Of April May, September and
0oher The meetings 70 be held at the Court House in
0srroIlton AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ By order Of the Board
i. S. MoKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 81 "a. I'd.
@, ,xn,Na RuLKs ADOPTED BY rHS Board OF School Ex
1NISERs yoR CARROLL County, FEB. l6TH 1855.
Every applicant must produce certificate OF good
moral character Of late date and signed by responsible
. Each applicant must come furnished with two or
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen aHd INK
and with McGuhey's Fifth Reader.
Each applicant will be required to furnish aspect
men Of penmanship skill in punctuation, comPosiIioh,
and the use Ofcapita letters written in the presence o
A ia each applicant will be submitted list Of ques
lions on Arithmetic English Grammar, and 6eograPny
! 70 be answered in writing. r.-,-,
& No applicant will be regarded as qualined 70 teach
nor entitled TO certificate who does not correctly an
sWer one half of the questions submitted IN eaeh oranch
q Certificates viii not be ifsued on the DAY oi exam
nation, but be remitted by mail or Otherwise as 500
las practicable. H.. :. e,oA a.
,hs sxaminStiou has commenced will be expected
wait until The next regular day Of examination.
q No certificate will be granted to any person wi
ia Lnown 10 the Board to be habituaed to the use
nrofape language to be intemperate, or dishonest
: 9.-Appicants will be expected to Furnish then
F.; selves with a stamped envo. oped'
By order of the Board,
F. s. McKEAN, SSs'y.
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AeruuR's HOME MAeASINE.-The December
number Is before us. T. S.Arthur, the popular
writer. furnishes one Of the best Magazines OF
The day. The contents Of the Home Magazine
are such that the most scrupulous cannot with
nrOpristy object to it, For family reading ii can"
not be surpassed-and it cannot fail OF Oeng
a welcome visitor to every family that will
Give il trial A new volume commences with
the January number. Now is favorable
lime to subscribe.
The terms Of the Magazine is $a 90 pei
snnum; two copies $500; four copies % 10
We will furnish The Carroll Free Press ant
,Arhur's Home Magazine, for one year iO
s2 75.
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX. Nov. 2Q.

HALIFAX. Nov. 22.
The Canada from Liverpool with dates to the
10th inst, arrived here at one O'Clock To-day.
The Canada left Liverpool on the morning oil
the 10th.
GENERAL INrRLLlaEKcE. The excitement in
England in regard to war with the United
States has abated.
There is nothing new from the seat OF war;
except unreliable rumors Of battles near Fere-
hop aud Sempherophoi, aud the bomOardment
of Nicolaiof -.
| peace rumors are numerous but unreliable,
Strenu,,us efforts have been made 10 bring
Sweden into the alliance, Gen. CAnrooert az
Stockholm charged the Russians with enoeaV-
or;no to force Sweden into an alliance
Sweden is required either to assent or refuse
/ 7, ia renorted from Berlin that Russia recently
made confidential communication 70 ffus:S
and Austria OF her wish to renew her negoua'
tons, and that Bourguery had returned 70
/ Vienna with fresh Instructions 10 meet The con-
tingency of proposals from Russia II was iur'
ther reported that Prince Gartshcikof, dlplo'
matist from Vienna, and Russian Ministers from
olher Courts are certainly to meet the Gar al
w arsaw about the middle of November. when
The nuestion of renewal Of negotiations will bt
ssttIed. il was also rumored that the Emperor
of France was favorable 70 negotiations !.
A French camp of $4,000 men was being
formed ia Silistria. The rumors OF battles nea
semuberophol turned out false. Account
8 from SevastOpol say that the Russians PIoleS;
]. lie reach the city almost every shot A desul
i. tory Gre was kept up on both sides. :.
The allies say the Russians are making PREF
aratious for retreat. Gen. Levalllan has pee
n anpointed French Governor of SevastoPo
Gsn. Campbell has taken offence at the appoln
ment Of CodringtOn, and asks leave TO re1O'
s. to England. vt..,. :,
Il French troops are to garrison kinbHrn; "
Enylish troods returned TO Seyastopoi.
- French force from Eupatoria, while making
y Reconnaissance. fell in with large force OF Nl
us slams, The French offered battle but
Russians retrsated after exchanging q Z
rounds of artillery.
on The French afterwards burned several Tow
ch and villages on their route, and returned
oW Eupatoria- e.g..
rs Advices from Odessa state that Is was
~, being made defensible, although some sta
CO. that the forts were to be dismantIed, aud
guns sent TO NicOlaiof. Gen. Laders was pc
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HuSrER's MEDICAL SPECIALIST. The thlru
oumber of this monthly medical Journal has
been received. In point Of typographical ap-
pearance there is none Of our exchanges sur
pass the Specialist; and the subjects discussed
through lis columns are Of vital interest. IL Is
a work that should end its way into the hands
Of every pbyscian--in fact into every family
II ia intended for the household Of every intel
,iveut family. as well as the medical profession
Terms only one dollar per anuum. Published
nv Sherman & Co., No. Vesy street. New
York.
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a. Ie 0f Real Estate by order 81 COurI'
On Friday, the 8Oth Of November Sinst,) 1900. - ~
- o'clock noon, of said day, will offer to SAFE a. .ne
late residence Of Henry B. Smith, Deco In mo1'OS W
township, Carroll county, Ohio, the uscs S,h =. Rs.
inc part Of the south east quarter OfSecOn twelve
10 Township fifteen, (lb) Of Range seven, contain
ing nineteen acres and twenty-five hundredtns Oi an
ere more or ess On said tract there is dWeng nOuss
rist mill, water privilege aud necessary OUT houses, =
and improvements about sixteen acres cleareu anu !"
good state Of cultivation A.,
Terms--One third in hand, and the balance IN twC
ponal annual instalments with interest, secured pl
mortgage on the premises -, o:,h
~ lanes HAUGH. Admir- Of H. b. smith
i Nov a. 1885. 4w Pr. fee. SS,6O
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sANDERe'
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.

muIs Rake il lntende1 fof raking hag and gleaHing
wheat felda. n Wh wofk Nell On IOuEh siony
rTound; the teeth being the common meialIe spfing
ssesl ts openton is the mOst sample and easy Of any
Horse Rake N ne The opefaior iides and opeFaiei
the Rake Eh bic ieet. de teeth beng attaehed 70 the
..le,ee -hleh 4 he head q the Rake uith hinges on
tbs ont de sftached 10 The shafts The head ybFaies
ou he sres as required b the operator % leave ths
Ioad shen Necessary. The Rake l. vel aaAPied % al
classes of men, This L the cheapest, simplest ano ees
orse Rake nos In use; Il all Fairs where exhibited g
has taken the premium. =.
We have psrehased the right for OaFroi eouni ~
lie Carroll at Fea onabis terms.
A model q ths Rakeeah be SEN at fhs 'Amefieai
osrrOIiton ohio. wOODBORyEk ROUDEBUsH.
July ", 1855. n.
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MALARIA OK MIAsMA.

This subtle atmospheric poison, shieh at certain sea
sous Is unayodaby inhaled at every BREATH Is the same
in character wherever exists nOrth, SOUTH east, or
vestaBd will every where yield 10 tins nep dseoV
cred A NTlDOTE, which neuIralIzes the pCsOn, com
petrl pures The system, and thus entirely removes
an the cause Of disease
the proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from It's use;
Il wi protect any resident or traveller even in the
nost sickly or sEampy localities from any ague or oil
ous disease whGtever OF any injury from constantly IN
haling Malaria or Miasma-
N Sillinstant check the ague in persons Who nave
Suffered for ab engh Of time, nom one Gay 70 tsen'
yearp 50 tb hey need never nave snO'ns' 'H"'' y
coptnup Fuse according 20 directions. :.
Inv mmedietey relieve all the distressing resoiu
db az or ague diseases, such as general deoity
nigh, sweats ETC. The patient at once Deghs 70 10
cover appetite aud strength, AID eantnues un'h per
name and radical cure Is Effected. And As proc
that il IS also worthy Of pubic confidence because
! lis singular and entire harmlessness. -,
, The following certificate from one oi the most ee'
rated chemists ID the United States is attached 70 e
0 ry bottle: vvv al ,sss
II have made a chemical examination Of Rhodes r
var and Ague Cure, or Anidote JU Malaria, aud ha
tested it for Arsenic Mercury, Qunine and Sryen9D
hut have not found particle OF either IN It nor "a
found gny substance 10 It's composition ina' "Ou
nroye Giiurious TO the constitution.
JAMES r. CLIFTON; N. d., Chemist" "
This allows OF its free as a preventive oy wax
all persons may thus be OF entire freedom hom
above named diseases no matter how sickly the seas
or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFF. ACY are frequently p1olishe
and the confidence Of the public is asked only IN pi
portion to is actual merits wherever introduced
psed These only are relied upon to prove its worth
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary cas-
: some may require more. Directions printed IN .
. man. French, and Spanish, accompany each boIue'
Price One Dollar
/ Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
3 JAMES a. RID OES, Providence K, l.
Il For sale in CarrolltOn by G. A B0EGEL, and deal
/ generally.
s July, 1a,l856. ly. NOV IL