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No Organization.

Despite OF every effort, as yet no Speaker
of the House Of Congress is chosen.
What az ingloriOus future awaits a dozen
or 90 OF the incorrgble spirits from the north
who, by their base traitorism to Republicanism
hsys caused this suspension for more than thres
wesksl
Horace Greedy has scored Dunn, of In
diana, until he is Brown, yes. black as chunk
IN the estimation of every honest Republican.
AHd sorry are we to find that in Ohio, there
ere those Whe seem to follow in bis suicidal
Footsteps, especially in The person of Mr..
More. Hany member from Ohio, calculates
that he can set sp his individual likes and dis.
likes 10 opposition to the will of the Republi
oans Of Ohio. his sun will soon set behind
Ssud. never agaiH to rise. But whilst We are
penning this article, eliminating evil doers,
our eyes alight upon the Caiix Republi.
can, containing the following letter. from our
own immediate Representative, Hon. John A
Bingham. All hail! all honor to our unanch.
ing Representative, such man cannot dis.
grace the place he holds by traterously desert.
ing the standard Of Freedom and Justice acr
by eAPitulatihg with the enemies of Equality
and Justice. 5et t@
Let the Responsibility rest upon the guilty
ones, and unsparingly wIllthe people apply the
penalty, consequent upon disobedient TO their
sovereign will.
..-af
Let our Representative stand fsss to his pres
snt position, and generous response awaits
him from every constituent in the district. But
read bis pointed words:
esnr HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dec. IL. 1855,
DHAR SIR:-Y Yesterday closed without
Speaker, Banks having t05 votes, and failing i
Of an election oAly seven votes, There is twice
stnamber on this floor who stand off thai
we're sent here expressly to resist the exten.
sion Of Slavery. aTUJ'
&&
When this thing will end know not-but
am free TO say chat will stand, for an organ.
iaalion Of the House. On the side OF Freedom
and Justice until the expiration oil my term
This 1 consider part and not the least impor>
tAnt part. Of the trust confded TO me By my
constituents
.s3a u-st Il H Yours truly,
s1tlasa ,asat JNO. A. BINGHAM.
R.HATroS. Esa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
Second Trial of Arrisop

The second trial of WrLLlAM ARRrsoN on 4
charge Of numbering Isaac Allison and wife by
means of an infernel machine, the circumstance
Of which will be recollected by all, at our last
advices was progressing at Cincinnati. He
was convited on former trial. but the verdict
was set aside and new trial granted in conse-
quence Of some technical defect in the proceed
ings. lie is ably defended, Judge johnson,
Judge Key and HOn.Wm. DennsOn appearing
as his counsel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

,ruv CarrOllton, Nov s2, 1855. I
ltL following accounts Of EHecutOrs Adminlstrstsr
ana eaardians have been fled in this Office, and are
A. d. 1855, ct o'clock P n. Of said dav ssd vnlha
continued from day 10 day until ell are disposed Of tbs
ming and Pendeney Of which ACCOUNTANTS and otksrs
interested viii take notice, viz
William Champer. - "
Final account Of Daniel straitOn, Aduinistsssor Of
tlnsl account Of John BJsFs, Executor ufths VIZ Of
Final aceouat Of Hamilton Walker, Executor Of WIN
OF Thomas Hattery. ~
Final account Of John s Iden Gaariisn Of Jane Bet
JOHN II. TRIP,
Probaie Judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
W1LLOCCHBF'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
II -, tie townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio We Tovld
Inform the citizens of that Of the county that we as
prepared 10 set up said apparatus on short notice and
reasonable terms Said being Tor the
o. raising and conveying from the spring 70 abe
mouse which is admitted be one Of the best sppara
tas or labor saving in the female department now il
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
y. b. ANY communications for Us can be left At ths
American House Carroliton Ohio
W00DB0RNE 4 ROgDRBUGH,
july 10 Is If
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JOHN II. TRIPP
Probate Judge
sHERIFF'S SALE
Geo. heAIlister ct. ais.
Va


NNVs HtAUIsFtF tE. as. I
VS.. Psrt;,t,,
John AcAllistet et al.
'r1Ie of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Common Pleas Of Carroll county. Oaio. and 10 mo 4;
Teeted, Hill offer IOr sale at the door OF the Cour
Carroll, Ohio '' "
On Saturday the dhb day Of January 1855.
1he following described real estate situate in the
county = Carroll and State Of Ohio, towit: the Eas,
nan Of the Worth West quarter Of Section SIX Township
ui,'eeR, o range sI, containing Seventyfve acres,
and eighty nine hundfedths of an acre more or less
Said premises are subject to the widows dowsr-An.
p'aised at {. AP
Term. one third cash, third in one year and the
residue IN two years from the day Of sale with interest
70 De securedby mortgage. j. II. wHITURAFT
Dec. ., 1865. 5v. Pr. lee.tS,OO Sheriff O. co. O.
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THENEWsPAPER RECORD.

collection of newspaper facts and statistics containing
A COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN TIE
II United States, Canadas and Great Britain.
The only reliable work of the kind il the world An
invaluable assistant to the Editor Book Publisher and
General Advertiser. Beautifully printed on fine white
paper octave size. This book viii be promptly sent
to any part of the country on the receipt Of three dol
lars, addressed to LAY.& BROTHER
No. rs SouA Fourth St., above Walnut Philadelphia.
Dec. 20. 1856.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

Mr., William Mohler, owner of the celebrs-
ted Weir's Cave in Augusta county, Va, has
sold it to Messrs. David Craig and John Per.
kinS for $4,000 There are so acres of land
included in the sale. The cave is still to be
open for the public,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

GH The New York Times says that in some
CT the fashionable churches where FIVE could
sit, last year, only three can be accommodated
this year on account of .heir hoops, The con-
sequence is that pews must be hired. and
prices of available ones are increased.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
WHOLE NUMBER, l249.

FOR TUE WIFE, THE MOTHER, THE SISTER avn
THE DAUGHTER

fok fHs WIPE, TUE MOTHER, TIE SISTER avn
THE DAUGHTER.
hB fact that no magazine l. published In tbls 49,
try, devoted 70 the ivailon Of he vIrtpss -
womanly character, and that moral exeellence ksse
snihe OUT u tie home circle and ados The wl6e sbs
'ne SISTER and the daughter, has induced the
puoiis1er 70 announce The Home Il viii be es,nS,
ed with the single aim 10 elevate social lie b. sesrh
ins thosa principles, and inculcating those sentiments
Hnieh are most Intimately associated with hor,a ~.
sphefe Of ths true woman. In this unoceuuied aeS -
lserataFe, xid BE the constant effort OF those vbo
nste tne Puoheaon in charge, 10 inspire the reader
Win deeper love Of home and pature frr,th .nS f
ty; 10 lead TO greater desire for individual lsn,e
inent, aud higher ambition, and thus to add ta ~.
sources Ol home enjoyment These ends viii ha so,hs
49, ny Tue publication Of original essav vs arm
lopics Hheh are connected with the positive yiytaes
as We as me gTaeesand accomplishments Of The true
~olan- zna by original Tales, Biographical sketch
es aho such other literary matter as viii serve IA
leading purposes Of The Home, Sd. Bv hints ~
aoae comforts, or loOpho to let the sunlIeht q =
rms department will serve 10 alIow the Editresa seh
anlAf conversation with her friends as NAV ha desl
Taoie; and viii contain, from time to time, l,sf rec
pes sons With regard te the culture Of plants
aHu ana answers to such questions as NAV ha
ssked. 4th. By current record Of the times am
Dodyhg, IA brief paragraphs such items as nav be AZ
ID h'efes 70 the family circle worthy Of preseryation m
suggestive OF valuable lessons for the home Ailtha
matter to be selected with careful regard 70 useiane
IN iDPaI!Ing true and healthful vieWs OF life.
me Home will be edited by Mrs. II. T. @. Carey.
assisted BY an able corps Of contributors; and no Iebor
'r eIpense"i be wanting, to render worthy plaeo
4 every hreside, and desirable companion aud eude
or the wife, the mother the sstsr, and the danehtcr
STYLE, FORM, AND TERMS
Inc Home viii be printed with clear, opened-fscsa
rev pe upon the finest white paper and be issued on
he nf'I OF every month, commencing with Januars
1870 Each number win contain forty eight doubIe
1oumh octaVo pages, and portrait Of some dietins
salShed woman Other Illustrations from original De,
signs 60. up expressly for The Home by the best se-
'ists u tAe country, viii appear from time to time
bach year vii be divided into two volumes. Of meas
sn hlhcfed pages, commencing in January and July.
Nh tlle page and table Of contents to each volume:
ana when bound, will make most desirable work SoF
tne nome and the fFesde and should be possessed hy
every woman in the land
~ WI be furnished to subscribers, at the iaIowIns
Single copies, 81 so; three copies a. 90; seven
%; ten copies, $40 90. The Home. anA
Casket, sent TO one address 81 SO. sineh
sess, fifteen cents. Sold BY Book and Periodical
8 lefR everywhere, L. F. BEADLE, Publisher.
1ee. 10, lsb6. Buffalo, Ny
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

~ The dress making business, according
10 the Boston Post, is about to be incorporated
with cooPering. Hoops in great quantities,
suitable. for molasses cakes. are in demand land
a contemporary thinks that mort ladies, in ad-
dition to hoops, will need heading.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

WEAK BAEKs.-our Eastern exchanges we
notice, says the Cleveland Bank Note Report
er' of the 18th last, designate the following
Banks as weak
Rhode Island Central, Farmers Bank.
Rhode Island, Ellsworth Bank, Maine, Bank
of Hallowen.
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DENTIsTRY!:
DR., ID. B AR MES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
NEW FOUNDRY.

Lisbon Street CaTrOIItOn, 4.
TUE subscriber would respectfully inform Psrmsrs,
Mechanics, &C.. that he ne has taken back ami has
nov in fulloaeration the Carrollton new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And amply prepared to furnish to order all kinds Of
Ploughs, Plough Points, Stoves Castings Of ell dss-
crpdOns, at the shortest notice, and aI reasOusb s
prices
good a-d extensive stock of Ploughs Points
Stoves, Castings &c. constantly kept hand and for
sale at low prices for Cash. L. MCGUIRE.
Nov. 18th 1866. IT,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

LISBON STREET School, The Lisbon street
School, which was dismissed for the Holidays
will not commence until Thursday, the Sd OF
January, one day later than contemplated
when dismissed Those interested will please
take notice. Business prevents opening until
on Thursday.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
GREAT EASTERN
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED Bg xEIsTza.
The undersigned hereby informs the ctzeus az tkta
place and surrounding country that he now receiving
and opening new stock of fashionable Readynsdo
FALL AND WINTER 0L0THINbf
which he offers to bis friends and customers 1t Ioxsr
prices than such articles ever we're exhibited 10 Ghls
place heretofore. #
Having made connection with of the best hous.
es in the city he is enable to receive supplies eysy
week, thus offering to purchasers the Important edvsa
tage Of having CONTINUALLY neS fresh, fashlonabe aad
certain satisfaction.
The public therefore respectfully invited 70 cal
and exsmine for themselves Here il The place for bs
gains. Tie motto is CHEAP for c4sn.
S. sLiHABAl gRR, AgeA4
eArrolhos, Nov. s, St.-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
EYHCurnRlS SArr

The rigned will offer for sale on the premises in
orange Township, Carroll cOuAty, Ohio, the folowinp
trsct OF and known as the land of James Johnston
deceased, on Thursday the Slst day Of January. A d
1906 under the provisions Of the will of said deceased
SAID land described "a part of the South han Of
section hVe Of, Township EOURrEKS, Of range sever,
containing 50 acres ''
The farm ia in an excellent state ofcultvstion. undo,
good repair with good and convenient buildings thers
sale: ' =
JOHN CLARK, lp-.a..l
AMOS CARR, AA''0sOssi
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FIRElI FIRElII

The members OfFire Engine Company Hope No, H.
are hereby notified that next Friday eve ming Decem
Der 2Sth 1885, is the time for the next regular meet.
ing CT the Company. full attendance is desired a.
there will be business Of Importance before the meet
ing. Per order Of Prest,
Dec. 27tb 1866. DE- TOLAN. So.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

Ee- The official vote of Virginia for Gov.
ernOr Wise is just announced by the Legisla-
ture' giving him majority Of s.99l, Large
amounts have been bet on 10000
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COSMOPOLITAN.
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR,

| j kkANGE4ENTsfo for the Second Annual OoIiee,Ioa
"A Of tbs new and popular Institution dias-
sion of Literature and Art have been made an ts sos.
extensive scals. - 49,
Amsng the works already engaged, h the E.r-s.szaa
GENOA CRUCiFIY.!'
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dolar.
In forming the new Collection the diffusion of sosks
Oh American Art, ana the encouragement of American
genius, have not been overlooked Commissions have
been issued to many of the most distinguished Lmers
can Artists who viii contribute some of their Hnefs
prod uetions Among them are three Marble gusIa e.
mtuted by the greatest living scuIptor-Hirsm PoTerss
Georg Washington, The Father Of his Country Ben.
Iamin Franklin, The Philosopher Daniel Webstsr Ths
! Statesman. A special agent has visited Europe nd
made careful and udcous selections of foreign voks
CT Art both IN Bronze and Marbe SGAtuary and Choice
| paintings
aThe whole forming large and yslusble colaetoo AZ
Pintings and StatuaFy to be distributed free amons
th members oil the Association for the Second Year
TERMS on MEMBERSHIP.
Inc payment OF three dollars constitutes any one
memoer OF the association, and entlea hin % slther
one u the iehoSlhg Magazines for one year, and ako
ticket IN the distribution of the Stasaary and Psnt,
ngs.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists oE as
following Monthly Magazines: Harper,s. patnsms
AneketbockeF, blaekWoOds, Grahams. Godey's Lsay's
Book, and Household Words
PERSONS taxing bVe memberships are entitled 70 any
hVe OF the Magazines for one year. and to sIx tickets d
the distribution.
The net proceeds der ived from the sale Of membaR
shps, are devoted to the purchase Of works az Ar s
the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGEURED
by becoming member Of this Association. afe-~
lst All persons receive the full value OF their erb-
scrpton at The start, in the sha pc of sterling kaeseine
Literature
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purchas.
ng choice Works OF Art which aIe 10 be disibated a
mong themselves and are at the came time epcouraa
ing the Asu sts Of the country discussing Thousands
dollars through its agency.
Persons IN renting funds, for membershIp piH
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These who purchase Magazines at Bookso ofua et ,i>
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asky, o. U9
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ecretary CaFroton, Ohio.
Nov. 22-l855. I'd,
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"N'hiheEVhb Oec. Il.
The Secretary Of the interior has decided
that the volunteers who were engaged in the
removal Of the Cherokee Indians, are entitled
to bounty lands.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

ES~ Lessonsin Gard writing Copperplate
style, will be given in connection with Pen.
at the school of l. Ulman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

EB~ We solicit attention to the notice of the
Fire Company. Hope No. I. It is important
that the members be in attendance.
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Rates OF Advertising.

. Ten lines or less Of solid BREWER win be consd
cred Square
u Advertisers must be particular to mark the mum
Der Of insertions the face of their advertisements
Or they win be published until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
u Advertisements should be handed in by Tues
DAT xORSIHe, to insure insertion that week
t$ Jon WORK neatly and expeditiously executed at
eIs Office, on the shortest possible notice.
B-GEO. A. CR0FUT, rs South Fourth street. a.
Sove Walnut, Philadelphia is our authorized agent to
oetaln Advertisements tor us in that city,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

CHENILLE EMBROIDERY AND FLORAL WORK
Y Misses SHARP DAVIS vould respectfully invite
the ladies' Of CarrOltOn, Ohio, that they have taken
rooms at the american House. where they are prepar
ed to give instructions in the above arts An early call
is solicited when the terms wi II be made known. Les
sons in Floral or Leather work will commence on Wed
nesday, Dec. 26th.
December IL, 1855.
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NEW STORE.

The undersigned have opened New Store ia Car.
roOn; in the Room, formerly occupied by Isaac Akin
son. where they will sell gcds low, and little lover
Ihsn hey can be had any other place in the county for
cash or produce. Our Stock consists of
Prints,
Ginghsmf Boots, Coffee,
Cassimeis, Shoes Tea.
oassinetts, Hats, Sugar,
Cloths, Caps, Rice
Tob Geo. &e,.
The highest prices in cash or store goods for died
Apples and Peaches; Wheat, Rye BuckWheat, Osts.
100000 pounds Of Pork wanted
ATKINSON WILLIAMS.
Nov. l, Is t.
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Neu Special Notices.
TMF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. J. s. Houghtons Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints. 1t is Natu es specific foran unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by DR.. @, A. Begel CarrotOn Ohio
Feb. 22, 1855. ". {
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WATCH MAKING

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens of Carrolltop and Carroll
counsy that they their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice. by yending them to
my establishments in =
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale goodassortment ofGiold and Silver
Watches, Clocks and Jewery of all kinds, gold Pens
Volins and almost everything usually found in Jewel
~ store Ny shop in the centre block immediately ad.
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence OF Mr..
WASH Butler Oarroon Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired All work warranted. Give
US trlai MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1858.
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wv ANEED

An active honest an in each section of the state to
take orders by sample for velpeaus Magnetic Agents
4 salary OF $500 per year. and small cOmmiss sion i'll
be paid Salary payable Monthly y.'-For particulars
address Dr. n Velpeau, 422i Broadway, Eex-York,
enclosing stamp to prepay answers.
Nov. =, Is 4W.
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DRY FRU T..
Wanted,
1000 Bushels Dry Peaches @ 81 80.
1000 . :, Apples, loo,
Catrollton, Nov. 1. 1855.
CUMMINGS d COUCH.
TIL. WONDER OF THE AGE.

Iii WONDER OF THE AGE,
DR., Tobias Venetian Linimsnt is warranted to curs
Oholsra, Collie, Sea Sickness Id Sores, SWe ling, ,Tooa.
sche, Headache and pains of all kinds or no pay.
GREAT CURE Of RHEUMATISA M
Capt. Cornstock of the Steamer Baltic tCOns Lipel
cured of severe attact OF Chronic Rheumatsm in
fsE days BY DR.. Tobias celebrated Yens tian Lini.
menL
CASE OF CHOLERA,
Mr.. John Wright of the firm of ], Wright L Co. No
lSl. CHARTERS Street. Nav Orleans vas immediatsly
cured of severe stack of Cholera by Tobias Lniman
VOMITING AND COLO.
Mrs. Joseph NichOll of No. l6 Essex Street, New
York was cared of an attack of Collie aud vomiting ~
DR.. Tobias Venstisa Iiniment. 10
Depoi, 50. Uourtand ST., New York;
Sold by all the Druggists price 25 4 so cts.
Agents Q. A. Beogs and J. O. Baxter, gasroHtoHf I.
WiSiid, Harlan Springs Highland aad Psgh Har4ts.
baszh. a
Esv. fe~ is IL.
4 lLSo, Cosmetics, Har-Dyes, H Oils. &c.
- kas sale atthelswsst kgwes J. 5kxERR
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ID. u COLEMAN.

H0ssF, stgn GRd OrAdms mtin
ainteP,
lShop over Jonn Aoody's Wagon Shop, formsIy
enPied as Free Press 0lhoe, Main Street, Carr5IItsu
Ohio -
Sept 20--1855. IT,
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LAND WARRANTS

Bought and sold by GEOF. KENNEDY.
Carrollton, Ohio, Oct Is, 1S smos.
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TRIP & Mccoy,
JsaE Z. Tslss. ----. wrLLrAM McCOr
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

THaNs.--ons Dollar and Fifty Cents per an.
Hum. in ABTAScE,--TwO DOLLARS If not paid
EithiA the year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27
tbt Carroll free Dress

carroliton, - Thursday, Dec az, 1855
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-27

DsAs sIR:-Yesterday closed without a
Speaker, Banks having los votes, and failing
Of an election oaly seven votes, There is tw ice
that number on this floor who stand off thai
we're sent here expressly to resist the exten.
sion of Slavery. i Uf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-16
BRIDES CELEBRATED HAIR

n 1ONlC.-ARMlSlEA EAD Pride, aier having
devoted long life studying the meat. OF restoring
pres rvng aud beautifyng the halr and inter hnvng
fully tested his discovery, PIE ,ents his CELRBRAIED
HAlR.TONiG 10 the public, as the most efficient rene
y vet provided for all the ills an accidents the hair is
sub ject He has successfully applied 1t in great
nmber Of cses My arrest the loss oi hair when
il had set in, hut renewing it, growth md 'esorng
wl.a lost. Even in he editary cases he has en-
Io, ed his TONIC with the most successful results
IL hrt yes il al-u be nfalble cure tor letter
Rig wnlm Scad. head rrd all simi nr diseases.
Sold at his manuactory Water street. on" door
below Exchange corner, and al Royal Prde's Main
street, below Market corner Price 81 II bottle. y
deduction made when soIi in quantities. Orders frcm
nry distance promptly filled,
lie deems ii only necessary 10 append the ceIticaie
of the following well known gentleme
w take ea>nre in certifying that we have used
Pridc Hair fonic and testify that does ni that
lie promises for ii.
r, l1y Latham DIR. I II. Nelson.
Dr. Mitchell, Bedford, DIR. Clark, Campbell
John Clark. II. Garland, Editor
s. T. Peters, Wm. p. McCorkle, -"
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