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~ Tuesday the 10th day Of Sept. next, it being
" Court day, I will offer. on The premises, the
Farmers Hotel in the town of Pittsboro' ". c., for
yent at the highest bidder, either for enc or NOR.
rears. THOS. S. fARBR0.
Collision P. o. 48-6w.
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HUMOROUS BOOKS.

The Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Pluribustah-A Song that's by no Author, pro-
pared by G. X. Philander Doesticks, P..B. :
The Widow Bedotts Papers.
The Sparrowgrass Papers.
Also, the Georgia Scenes, Maj. Jones' Courtship,
Simon Suggs, and many others.
For sale by W. L. POMER0Y.
Raleigh. Sept. 2, 1856: l.
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SURvEYoR-GENERAL's OFFICE,
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Va More evidence in favor of the Oxygenated
Bitters. From Hon. Geo. W. Jones, Surveyor
General of Iowa.
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CITY TAXES

HAVEg given abond to collect the City Taxes by
Il the first day o August next. Persons failing to
pay their Taxesby that time will incur az sddition-
expense by having their property advertised for
sale.
E. E.. HARRIS, City Collector.
Raleigh, June'6, 1856. Al
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XTANTED RARE CHANCE !! GREAT IN
w DUCEMENTS!!.
WASrED-Men in every Town ard County in the
Union to engage in n hon rable bssiness, which
pays IS and $40 per day. No Hnmbug Book or
Patent Medicine Business. Full particulars sens
free on sPpiisaticn5 post paid. to
D. WARNER q 90.
is South Third Street, Philadelphia
August 1G, 1855. SLIT
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PR C URR
MARKET

Reported by JORDAN WoMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. 6 so a 7 90; lard, IA to Is; butter,
30 to Is meal p bush. so @-9O; corn p bush.
IS % so fodder p hundred Is q 80; beeswax,
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 20 to 80
took peas, 20 to rs; bacon ID a IA tallow, 10.
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III 4LIH
From the Ohserrer.n

Bacon 13 a IA coffee, Rio, 13 a IA, Laguay-
ra Is; cotton, 10 a IL according to quality; -four
81 a 8 so according to quality wheat, 1 10; corn
Is a 90 c; oats 40 a4O peas IS as7O; hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 a 5 iron, Swedes, 6 a En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, II lead 81 molasses As a so :;
loaf Ii, crushed Ii a l34, New Orleans 10 a II, st.
Croix and Porto Rico II tallow, II a u; tobac-
CO manufactured, s a Is; white lead, $24 a d ;
window glass 8 by 10, 24 = q 10 by II. % yel-
low dip turpentine, 2 So, scraped so spirits 35c.
Aug. 81
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WYCHE'S CULTLVATING Pillow.
Patented 26th Feb. 1856.
tTHE RLADED PL0W.)

Observation-Disclosures for the Best Plori"g
at the last N. C.. State Fair.
MYTH Cutting Blades in the place Of a mol
w board, cuts, divides and turns over the soil,
depositing the finer parts in the furrOw, and turn
ing over the turf, clods, &C., on the surface. is
cheap, light and lasting, and easy to both driver
and team. Admirably adapted to almost any
purpose for which the plow is used.
For license to sell, with further information, al
dress, w. E. W1CHE.
Brookville, Granville, y. c.
J. III. Gooch, Oxford, N. c., solieits orders for
the above plows.
June I4th, 1856. IS Aft
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GENERoUs.-The Jersey City Courier says
a poor errand boy on Saturday afternoon
last, picked up a pocket book containing over
500 belonging to an afiuent lady Of that
city, who left it on a eat in the ferry boat,
INC was rewarded for his trouble with a.
shilling.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 80, hard | 40 ;
spirits turp. 40; rosin l 10 q l Is common tar,
81 30 salt sack, | Is; timber $6 to $40 90 -four
supr. z Is a family s IS corr 50 400 ; butter % to
30; meal IS to IS bacon, la hoground, IS "a
hams coffee, rio II! to II; laguayra 10 to 90; ia
va 10 to II, St. Domingo IL a II; sugars loaf
IA, crushed 90 a 134; c Yellow 124 a Is. A coffee
90 a -, brown ii a II; molasses hid. 90 a 40,
Dbl. 43 lime rs to l 35; COW peas 90 to 90;
oats 90 to 40c.; cotton 1Oc to 1O3 ; lard IA; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada.
% to 80, sperm 40 to so. Aug. 27
IA VETTEVTTTE M D UT
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June 18th
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-05-15

A SCALE HIGHER.-The Albany Egsning
Journal states that the spirit manifestations have
got scale higher than swinging round in thick
darkness and twanging banjos, guitars, 6ddles,
and now essay opera A female medium in
Boston processes to be under the musical in-
struction Of the spirits Of Beethoven and is wri
ting an opera. The music is pronounced grand
by the spritualists, who say the medium nev.
er took a music lesson except from SPIRITS
The Journal gives them the following "nut tc
crack"
We wonder if these people will ever become
practical and useful. For instance, will they
ever set the souls Of Hampden, Milton, ant
Jefferson tOlitfusing Republican ideas through
Douglas, Buchanan, Cass and stringfellow p
There is a job would test the spiritual" fac
ulty slightly, we think.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY:
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
TIE GPIND EYTEPN1L PFVEDT

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
By the aid of microscope, we see millions of little
openings the surface Of bodies. Through these
this Ointment, when rubbed the skin is carried to
any organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys
disorders OF the Liver, affections of the heart Iufa
nation Of the Lungs, Ashmas, Coughs and I, Is, arc
by its means ehectualiy cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat o.
any thickness This healing Ointment far more re adiy
penetrates through any bone heshy part of the lv.
ing body, curing the most dangerous complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
! ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM & CoRBUrING HCMoEs
No remedy has done much for the cure of dis
eases of tie Skin whatever form they NAV assume as
! this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Survey.
Sore Heads, Scroulaor Eryspelas, long Withstand
its influence The invento has travelled over many
parts Of the globe visiting the principle spitals
dispensing the Ointment giving advice to its appl
cation and has thus been the Of restoring count
less numbers to health.
SoRE LEGs, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS JLcERs-
ONE of the most scientific surgeons rely solely
On the Ct this wonderful Ointment, when having to
cope with the worst of sores, wounds swelDgs
and tumors. Professor Holloway has, by command Of
the Allied Governments dispatched to the ho9pias Of
the East large shipments of this Ointment to be US.
ed under the direction # the Medical Staff in the worst
cases of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer glanduar swell
ling, stiffness contraction Of the joints, of 20
years standing.
PILES AND FIsTULAs-These and other similar dis
tressing complaints can be eectuay cured if the Out
men be well rubbed in over the parts affected and by
othe wise following the printed directions around each
rot.
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A SINGULAR OAsE.-Mrs. Susan Henderson
of Harrison township. in this( Carroll) county,
has. for the past eight months, been laboring
under an obscure forn OF disease, - mind much
affected growing out of lido ubtless) a compli.
Gated abnogm al condition Oft the entire system
From report furnished us by her husband
Mr. Richard Henderson, it appears, from accu-
rate observation Of her case, that for 43 days
ofthe above time of illness, she had no alYiue
evacution, and for IL days of the 43. ate moth
ing. At this time, after an oEe'a.ion of the
bowels. her appetite h IS returned she eats hear
tily and appears better, or to improve. Ia not
this case worthy of note BY the medical pro-
fession
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PetersOR's MagaziAs. excellent month
ly for the ladies' commences a new volum,
with July next Its thrilling original stories
its superb mezzotints; its eolored fashion plates
and patterns for embroidery, crotchet work, &c
make Peterson most desirable magazine.
Now is the time to Observation-Disclosures begir
with January and July. Back numbers fur
nished If desired. Price SO 90 year, aud a
reduced rates BY clubbing. Address Charles
J, Peterson, lO2 Chestnut street Philadelphia
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TnE THaNEs TUSNEL.--The Thames tunnel.
England, at present is both q success and a
failure. As an example Of engineering skill il
is undoubtedly greas triumph. But until Il.
can be used for vehicles as well as foot pasten.
gers it will no! answer its original purpose. -
It is reached now by winding staircase down
the shaft on either side Of the river, and il is
opened dag and night for passengers at a toll
Of one penny each. lis lighted with gas, and
some oftS arches are occupied as small shops
and for the exhibition Of works Of art. The
approaches for vehicles are intended to be cir,
calar, by shafts 200 feet in diameter. Their
cost is estimated at $500, 900.
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Neu 6petioI Notices.

HOlloway's Pills, an undoubted Remedy ior
Asthma Mr. Ellis sWilson, of Brooklyn, New York
nad Tor i've years very severe attacks Of asthma which
deprived him ofbOd lily rest night and day; the cough
times almost chOked him, and caused him contin ualv
10 sP blood he was never safe either eating or drink
ing and his family were distressed beyond measure 70
see him reduced to almost skeleton, Holloway's Pill
in mis- case, were usual eficacous This oentleu.,
used them for eleven weeks, and they effected perfect
cure he feels himself stronger now than he has been
for the last fifteen years. 10
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FREE STATE EMIGRATION FROM VIRGINIA. A
minister Of the denomination Of the United
Brethren is now in Kansas, hunting location
for fifty families Of his church in Virginia. who
are prepared to emigrate this season, provided
they receive favorable report from their min,
lister.
They are all in favor Of Freedom, and will be
an accession to our new State. The agents OIL
the colony, we understand, are highly pleased
with the country, and design locating south Of
Lawrence, on che Santa Fe road.-Kansas Free
State
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New YoRK Nav 7

NEW 1oRK MAY l.
FalBaStering Sympatty.--The Walker SYM
pathizers held a preliminary meeting last even.
ing, at which one of our city Aldermen presi-
ded, and resolved TO call mass meeting o.
the friends of Nicaragua, to meet next Tues.
day in the National Hotel. Shortly after ad.
journment it was announced that telegraphiC
dispatch had beel received from Senators Dou.
g!as and Weller promising to speak at the mass
meeting. should their engagements render it
possible for them to eaYe.
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DAD NOIICE.-SOtce is hereby given tina, pe.
II t;ion viii be presented to the Commissioners of
county at their June session 1856, praying for
the location Of county roll commencing a. The black
smith shop the farm Of Sas Caskey thence west 10
near the corner Of said Cakeys barn thence
south ives. along or the foot Of theh l it inter
sect5 the line between the lands Of said Caskey and
DAVID EIrHs thence vest along sld line anl h line
Of Joseph Worey and John Rodgers, to a poin. near
the wagon shed Of Joseph Worey thence Southwest
through the lands Of Joseph Wor'ey and Jacob Gam.
Der to point near the hou Of said Gambler tbence
northwest through the lands Of said Gambler and Char
les Rlnnie Ill. it connects with the line between sail
Charles Raunie and John A Marking, thence along
aid line till il Ltersects the Malvern and Morges road
1Ed The said petition further asks for the vacation of
the road running from Sias Kaskeys barn. to tie west
side OF said Kaskey's farm.
May l, 1856. Many Petitioners.
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Hoofland's German Ritters.
Certificate Of Ralph Lutte, Esq, Editor Spirit of Time
Ironton, Ohio.

Certificate OF Ralph Lutte, Esq Editor Spirit of Times
Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, October 80, 1854.
Dr. u NJ. Jacksol-Dear Sir-The Bite rs are in
great demand here In addition to the quantity sold
by Moxey Barber your agents. the two other st ores
sell more of them than any other medicine. | find
they are much used by convaescent fever patients to
rebuild their broken constitutions. have used du
ring the last SUMNER in my own family, four bottles
They we're recommended to me first by neighbor at
time when my system was much debilated from the
effects of severe Bll ous Fever. They gave ME an
appetite, and restored tone and vgor to nv whole
system. In one of the September numbers of NV pa.
per related my experience of the good effects of the
Bitters, since which time they have had large sale
and haye now become the standard medicine in this Vi
cinity.
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure
in giving you this testimony Of the value and success Of
your preparation.
Respectfully, yours, RALPH Lutte.
See advertisement.
May l5-2w,
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IlnDOrtanttO Everybody

For the last three years have been engaged in a
business known Only to myself, and, comparatively,
few Others whom have instructed for the sum of 300
each which has averaged at the rate from 50 900
to $5, 900 per annum and having made arrangements
to go to Europe in the month of August next to
in the business, am willing to give full instruc-
ons in the art to any person in the United States
Canadas, who will remit me the sum of ST. l am in
duced, from the have been favored with, and
the many thankful Acknowledgements | have received
from those whom | have instructed, and who are ma
king from S5 to SIS per day at it, to give every person
opportunity to engage in this business which is
sy, pleasant, and very profitable at a small COST.
There is positively No Humbug in the matter, Refer
ences of the best class be given regards its char
acter, and can refer to persons whom have instruc-
ted, who will testify that they are making from S. to
$l5 per day at the same 1t is a business in which
ladies or Gentlemen engage, and with perfect ease
make very handsome income Several ladies in va.
rious parts of New York State Pennsylvania and Ma
ryland, whom have instructed, are now making from
50 to Sc per day at it, 1t is Genteel Business and
but few shillings required to start it, Upon re.
cept of 81, will Immediately send to the applicant
printed errular containing full instructions in the art,
which can be perfectly understood at once.
Address, A. T, Parsons, Office, No. 1886 Broadway
New York.
April 2i-1s5S-lm.
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Wool ORoWERs, ArTESTfoSl-We invite the
attention Of wool growers in thls county to TIE
advertisement Of GoOdals 4 Co, Of Cleveland,
Ohio' Since the organization Of the "Gleve.
land Wool Depot" it has been managed with
much care, Judgment and integrity, and TO the
advantage and satisfaction Of all Interested
Read also the circular Of this house found il
tO-day's paper.
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The FRENCH BABY.-The entrancG Of this
"robust little frog-ater into the wcrld has
half crazed the French Empire, He is Proba'
biV mOre of "lon" now than he ever will be
hereafter But his birth has resulted in some
immediate good, whether it will be productive
Of any future benefit or not. The Emperor,
through joy, has been made tenderhearted,
and issues numerous pardOns to prisoners, and
given leave TO al the French exiles to return to
Paris who will Loyalty submit to the govern
ment, engage their honor to respect the laws,
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A FRAGMENT OF NoAH's ARK DISCOVERED IN
ILLINOIS. The Bardstown Minoisan says -
While visiting friend in sangammon Bottom,
in this country, a short time since, we were
called to examine a specimen OF stone, which
he had lately taken from a neighboring quarry.
The curiosity consisted of two sandstone rocks
which were found joining each other in Gen.
textural form, which when separated. the face
of the one presented the appearance of having
been part of the side Of vessel near the
guuWale there seems no doubt to have been
an Overlapping of the timbers in the form Of
a cornce or moulding around the vessel. The
work of art is as plain to be seen on the stone
as on the floating vessel +; the holes formed by
the nails are very distinct, as well as the fos-
SLICED texture of the wool. There are also
pieces ofiron with the specimen, which seem
to have been used instead Of caulking between
the strip of plank.
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A Human Life Saved.

DowAGIAC, Mich, March II, 1856
J.A. RHODES, Esq, Dear Sir AS took
our medicine to sell on consignment "no cure no
paw take pleasure in stating its effects reported to
me by three brothers who live in this plce and their
testimony is fair specimen of all have received
W. S. Conklin told mel had taken nine bottles
of Christies Bgue Balsam, and continually run down
while using it until my lungs aud liver were congested
to that degree that blood discharged from my mouth
and bowels so that all thought impossible for to
live through another chill, The doctors too did all
they could for me, but thought must die. Nothing
did me any good until get Rhodes' Fever and Ague
Cure, which at once relieved me of the distress and
nausea at uly stomach and pain in my head andboweS
and produceda permanent cure IN short time.
HIM, Conkln says;-"I had been taking medicine
of as good doctor as we have in our county, and t. k
en- any quantity of qumne and specifics without any
good result from 25th august to l7th december But
seeing how nicely it operated on my brother, got
bottle of Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which effect
cd permanent cure by using twothris Of bottle.
NJ Conk in not here, but both the other BROTH
ers say his case was the same as II. Ms. sold the
medicine to both the same day, and the cure was SO
speedy from the same small quantity, and | might as
specify. Yours, with respect, A HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as it is, it
is of better tenor than the vast number of like GER
tGcates have already published, and the still greater
amount that's continually pouring into me-
One thing more. Last year had occasion u eau
tfon the public in these words -
"Ino!ice one firm who have taken one OF my n
era circulars substituted the name of their nosrum
for my medicine, and then with brazenimpudence end
their pamphlet with the exclamation: Let he proprietor
of anS other medicine say as much if he dares. &C.
Now take pleasure in saying that the caution re,
ierred to the same 'D Christies Ague Balsam" that
is mentioned in the above certificate,
There are several other industrious people VINO are
applying to their poisonous trash all that publish a.
bout my Eever and Ague Cure, or Anldote to Malaria
except the certificates of cures and the certificates e
the celebrated Chemist Dr. James r. Chiffon OF N T.
in favor Of It's perfectly harmless character, which is
attached to every bottle These will always serve to
my medicine from imitation
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence r. 1.
Wholesale Agents. St. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY, Chicago
BARCLAY BRos, And fnr sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by G. Il. BOegel, CarrolltOn, Ohio.
April "a l956.-3m.
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FRuIrs.-The prospect for large yield Of
apples The present year is very fattering, The
cherries and pums promise fair for an average
yield--But the peach cropin this region is an
entire failure. Aud not only the present crop
but for years TO come, for at least nineteen
tWsntielhs Of the trees are winter killed.
And the few remaining ones. give but sight
evidence of long life. The leaves appear pal
lid and sickly in the extreme with not single
blossom, within the range Of our observation.
The want Of this last crop will be materially
feH in this county among all classes. for we
have observed heretofore that plentiful crops Of
peaches enabled the women folks to purchase
all the little necessaries about farm house,
and very frequently supplied the luxuries.
The failure is tantamount to thousands Of
dollars Of loss to our people, this year aud
not soon to be supplied.
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs.-We learn that by
the will Of Mr. James Kelley, of Lancaster OOun.
ty, Virginia, all bis slaves, amOnting to about
forty five, have been emancipated. His exec.
u'or' are now in this city making arrangement,
tor their outfit and ambarkation to Liberia, in
the vessel which is soon to sail from Bali
more.-Ex.
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SHERLFFs.S SALE.

By virtue ofhree several aas veniiuon exp0nls, is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll coun
ty, ohio, and to directed, will offer for sale at
Pu2lic outcrv on
Saturday, he 3la day Of Nay Il. D. 1856,
at the door of the Court House, in Carroon, Carol
county, Ohio tie following described real estate take
on execution, as the property of JImes RcGinty sit.
uatsd in the county of Carroll and State Of Ohio, and
known and designated as part of the southeast
quarter of section 29 in township Il, in range A. con-
tanning one hundred aud twenty acres more or less.
Terms cash. Appraised at s
JOHN. H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Nar lsEG lid nr fee 8 On
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Ohio Journal Of Education. The May mum.
Der of this monthly isupOn our table 1t sus.
tains its character as an indispensable compan-
ion ofthe common school teacher. Yet we are
sorry to say many teachers are ignorant of its
value. Send along a dollar addressed Jour.
nal Of Education, Columbus, Ohio" and you
will get "Value Received" we warrant.
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R0AD N0TICE.-A petition will be presented to
IL the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at their June
ses sion 1856, PRAYING for an alteration of the road
from Malvern to New HagerstOwn, commencing VIII ere
said road crosses the State road from Carrolon to Can
ton thence to the lire between the lands Of Barkdul
and Champer thence north till it ntersects the road
known as Koontz road thence north eastwardly until
Il ne scots the old road Many Petitioners.
Myl, 1856.
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ROAD NOTICE,--A petition will be pre-.
IL sented to the Commissioners of Carroll county at
their June session 1885, praying for alteration Of the
read leading from Corrolon to New Cumberland
Said alteration commencing the line between the
lands of William Gabreath and b. R. Eckley, about
twenty rods south ofthe residence of William Ravens
craft thence westerly until it nters ects the road lead
ing from New Harrisburg to New lagerstOwn
MAY |. 1856. A Petitioner.
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SCENE No. /, lin back alley. Boob, hoe
hoo, ahI What are the matter? Oh, ahl
there is an "Orpban" MAN (l) up etlthere
is! BoOhl hO! Ho! All and somebody SANDER.
his dad d-yl they did and "has attacked the
ORPHAN"(!) ere the ''grass grOwed," they
didi Boob mol H0l HA! Oh, what shall
DO, there ore SO many Orphan me's" in this
town, whose d.a-d--e-s are pOsitiueiy dead -
"HOnor bright" is notdenied, but piteous car
like howl is heard. Oh. our country! This
is saying nothing ofAat oathl Not that "KnOw
Nothing" oath! but that "Know Something"
oath that nobody" believed. HOLD! hOld!--
Sic transit