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OHIO CRIMINAL LAW q FORMS.
SECOND EDITION,
ENLARGED AND REVISED
TosUIT HEsTATUTRs 1857.
TosUITTHEs STATUTES 1857,


Justices Of the Peace and Mayors are author.
ized to purchase this work out OF the fines
that they collect. ~.
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS,
II would not be without It for ten times its
price" M WADDLE, Justice Of the Peace
and Mayor, Il llsbOrOugh, Ohio.
"The system observed In arranging the
Statutes, precei ents and the references to
authorities, makes It a work admirably adapt
ed to its object" s. FTAYLOR,
Com. Pleas Judge,
"No Librsry in Ohio is complete without It
and no Justice of the Peace or Mayor should
attempt to administer the Criminal Law with
out copy.n THOMAS BOLTON
Com. Pleas Judge
'.To Justices Of the Peace, Mayors, &C., IL
will ue Of almost indispensable necessity, whilst
to Prosecuting Attorneys and the Bar gener'
ally il will prove highly convenient.
JOSIAH SCOTT, Supreme Judge.
magistrates will espeeia lily fad il Of great
value in the discharge of their duties, while
its exposition Of the law, and simple arrange
ment commendt to the study of the private
citizen" .err-# B. STORER,
.%Fm Judge Of Superior Court Of Gin.
sTtls much needed by Justices and AttOr'
ueys Of Ohio generally. ..
o. BOWEN,
Supreme Judges.
UI have examined the work with consdera-
bic care and expressed the opinion that it Is
exceedingly practical"
JOHN W 0AKEY .'H
Com Pleas JuOge,
1.-THE Work Is of great value not on to
Justices. Constables, and other officers, but
to the lawyer, though well read in Criminal Ju'
risprudence. HIRAM GRlSWOLD,s
Chairman Judiciary Som, 0. s. Senate.
aIt should be in the hands of all Justices,
Prosecutors, and those engaged in anywise in
criminal proceedings" 6. :. ~ 20
as .., Com Pleas Judge
II regard the Wdtk as worthy Of place
in the library Of every lawyer IN Or; 6i;1 ssHd one
which should be owned aud carefully stud,s
By every Justice IT the Peace in the State who
expects "a. aid In the enforcement Of the Grim
insi Iawinsvo : - WIN s1APEE,f.''i
Com. Pleas Judge.
stT have no doubt that II "WGrren's Ohio
Grim inal law and Forms" were supplied to all
our Justices and Mayors who have criminafbu-
elness before them, Il would save more costs to
the County Treasures every year than the ex'
peuse Of furnishing them"
WM.LkWRENCE,
r Com. Pleas Judge.
Price $3.50, A. BROWN,
Gsn'l. Agent, BellfOu'ain' Ohio.
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Lvesum. 1T will be seen, BY notice
10 to.dsys paper, that there viii be a
meeting, ct the Lisbon street school house
on Tomorrow evening, for the purpose Of
re-organizing the Carrollton Lyceum.--
We are glad that such is The Case-the
youHg folks, generally, Of our town will
certainly feel reioiced that such move
ment ia being made, pitch ia ladies and
gents, and let Us have good lyceum =
Il will benefit all who will take an active
part--we need something to stir up our
sainking faculties; 50 just come up to the
school house tomorrow evening-cOme
sssly.
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"WOoDLAxB ORKAM."-A pomade icS'' oeautl'
fying thehair-highly perfumed superior toaBy
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing ladies' hair il has no equal, Civ
ing 1t q bright, glossy appearance. Il causes
gendemens hair TO curl 10 The most natural
manner. II removes dandruf, alvays giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh sham.
pOOed, Price only 6lty cents. None genuine
unless signed
PERTRIDGE 4 CO., New York, ProprietOrs
Of the ''Balm Of Thousand Flowers.P
For sale by O. A. Boegel, and ell Druggists
Feb. 26, 1857. -6m al
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:Neru epsfiaI Notitts!

HoaOvey't PRls and 0iatas1-Faats
Gre IrysHsti1s.-If snT man doubts Ibs
ibsatinable Eaus Of thsas PilIa be i'm
p1gns The gsnsrnleTperienoe Of the whole
world. The accumulated testimony Of
Il. naiions atles,s their infalhbilay in q
majOHly Of The disorders that aftiici man
hind. Deep seated sbscesses, swelling Of
the joints enlargement Of the glands Ia
mon and eruptiobs disappear under The
disinfecting and LealIBg action Of the oipt-
msBt. They bave been COuhteIfsitedi
There s q rEsr. however whereby to tell
the genuine, viz..t Water mark, "H J.
IOSOay, Neg York and London" that ex.
isn in every leaf Of The book Of direetioDs.
The words are ssmitranspareOt in the pa
per, and visible by holding the leaf TO the
light. a 4.
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Marrie6:

On Sept. 94th. at Leesburg, BY R.
Brown, Dr. George II. Elliott, to Miss
3. H Wilson. o..
On the 2sth of sep.., by Rev. O. H.
Reiter, at the residence of her father, Mr.
Jeremiah Harsh. and Miss Isabella N.
Moore, both Of Carroll Co.. Ohio.
On the same, by the same, at bis res
idence, Mr. David Walters and Miss Eliza
Jane Dwell, both Of Carroll Co, Ohio.
On the 26tb Of Sept, by J. B. Roach
Esq., Mr.. William Ray, to Miss Rachel
Ann Crawford, all Of Carroll County Ohio.
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dlsgust

cturt.--Ws bad the pleasure, last
night. o! listaiIg 10 lecture delivered .by
q colonel lady in the Lecture room Of the
NJ. &. Church. She is fugstlve from
bondage. when but child her heart
yeasned for freedom rs she ws"dered over
the plantation Of her master. She felt that
nhe was 'snFestsd IN the image Of God"
wiEh m imaOTal nisd that never was
intended to be enslaved-"subject TO no
higher law than . masters will" She
Eslt that shs was created for higher nur.
pose than that Of Yielding her souI and
body to The mandate Of Southern lord.
and sks resOlsed 10 Se FREE. She is free
md is making ah effort to get means to
Aid her in completing her education in
order that she may be prepared to act as
. missionary to her people, the African
race. Her remarks were very interesting,
and we're certainly called forth BY no or.
dinsry mind. She intends remaining in
town fcF short time for the purpose Of
aeachi"g the art Of Grecian painting. or.
ient@l pearl painting on glass, and embroid-
cry. Her terms are moderate.
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9 SaslsfA SPriAss Aeadsmy. Our read
sswill please remember that Lee d No.
Coy intend opening their school at Har-
len SPRING. On Tuesday, The 18th inst
We undsFslsad thst thus isf ths prospects
fOE good winters school ere quite Cat.
asEing; indeed we cant see how they
could Be aaything else. as the springs are
ia location that is we'll suited .or such
an institutiOa-the Principals are well quail
iksd for their pnsiti n, and their terms are
moderate. Boarding and rooms can be
hsd 1t the springs and al the adjoining
village for 81 80 per week. See adver.
tissment. ..',.....
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NuRRAT a LAENAS's FLoIDA WArER.
Besides its suPeriority ss perfume over
its cOstlisr foreign compesrs, ibis delicious
Aorai essence forms q delighiful tooth wash
and q soothing application after shaving,
when mixed with ws,er. A ksndk.r.
chief wetted with il and applied to.ths
brow will relieve the seyertst nervous
hesd-sche. and ladies'. who value a clear
eo,nplexion aBd velvet skin, will find il
extremely useful in removing blotches,
pimples, cold sores, chaps, sunhurnS and
I'll those external eruptions and discolors-
lions which militate against the purity,
transparsusy and Aexihii;;;" "f the skin.
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YoGna Amsriea.--Some certain ones
ofths above named species do not know,
perhaps, how much they annoy older per-
soma who collect 10 the post Office IN the
evenings 70 await the diatribuliou Of the
r. R. msil. By their 'sarrYiug on" and
loud talking. It does not look we'll. boys;
''be civil. and il you cant be civil be ss
.civil as you can."
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OHIO Criminal Lav and Forms. com.
prising generally, the statutes Of Ohio,
defining crimes and offences. and 10 con-
nectipn thsrswlth. FIRMS and pr~csdents
Tor indictments. information and sifidsyits.
adapted 10 nearlv III the crimes and n
E.nc.s Known b the laws 4 0hio, &c and
9 trestise upon the power asi duties Of
Justiees, Mayors, MarshsH and Oonsta.
bles IN erimisal eases By Mr. Warren.
THIS work bas bean enlarged and re
vised by the authog, since the close of The
last sesion Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio. and contsins Whist ad-
ditious usre made by that body to our
criminal law. .r --...
The work h recommended by leading
members of the legal profession cf this
State. and no doubt merits is that has
been said hv them in It's favor.
We poiics tha, by 3 law Of las. winter,
Justice of tha Peace and Mayors are au'
thorizsd to purchase tbs work to be paid
for BY them. out Of Any fpes collected BY
them during tie year 1857. From What
we know Of this book we recommend L
tn all those having criminal business wheth.
or Justice. Mayor or Judge.
The agent for the above work also car
ries Swans Treaties,
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Fitsll FitsllI
DR.. Hanee's Vegetable Extract Epileptic
Pills, for the cure Of Fits, Spasms,
Cramps and all Nervous aud
Constitutional Diseases.

Constitutional Diseases.
0ERS0NS labOring under this distressing
i malady will find DR.. Hance's Vegetable
Epileptic Pills 10 be the only remedy ever dis
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits
These pills possess q specific action on the
nervous system; and, although they are pre-
pared especially for the purpose of curing Fits.
they will be found al especial benefit for al
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been prostrated or shatter-
ed from any cause whatever. In Chronic com
plants, or diseases OF long standing supetin
ducsd by nervousness, they are exeellenny beu.
efcial ....
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for s5.-
Persons out Of the city, enclosing remittance,
win have thepills sent them through the mail,
free Of postage. For sale by Seth s. Hance,
No. I9S FILLMORE Street, Baltimore, Md, 70
whom orders from parts Of the Union must
be addressed, post paid.
April 80, ls57.-ly -. =. -.
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The Eatn5Vrgh RevieSO and North Brit.
isk.--Tbese tVo Reviews have been for.
warded by the publishers, Leonard Scott
q Co., New York. To those who wish
to obtain the best periodical literature in
the English language, we would recon.
mend the publications Of the above firm,
The contents Of the Edinburg for Ju'
" are: The eonfraternity Of La. Salette
Da Ia Rivo on Electrical Science, Marsha
Marmounts Memoirs; Social Progress Ol
Irelaud; The License Of modern Nov.
elists; Merivals Romans under the Em-
pire; Goothe's Character and moral In
fluence; Schoelcher's Life Of Handel and
Representation Reform.
The contents Of the North British for
August are: Bacons ESSAYS; Whatley,
Isaac Watts, Fren h Treatment Of crimi-
nails; Interior Chius; Medhurst and For
tune; Scote'sh Lunacy commission; En-.
glish metrical Critics; The Marriage and
Divorce Bills; Early Christian Songs In
the East aud West; Inspiration; The In
dian crises.
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im@Oral Rapsrt Books. 6e.-Thsre
Ars but Few parents, perhaps, in our CON-
Inuuity, who are aware Of the amount Of
immoral books, papers, &C.. that are read
and circulated among portion, at leasL
of the youth Of our vicinity from, tims to
dine. We say that it may be but few
are swsrsOf it-but nevertheless Sueh is
he easd We happened, the other day,
20 get into our possession . specimen Of this
abOminAble. lOAthSome, poisonous and
damaiag litersturs, which floats about
among the rising generation aOd which
10 calculated to dag them down into the
dSphts OF degradation and ruin. And as
We committed it 10 the flames We thought,
how careful should parents be in watch.
ing over their children. that they be not
polluted BY the blighting, soul destroying
lnissna Of this "foOd for beasts 10 human D
FORM" 1t il this that aids in the demor-
aliEalion and the ruin Of thousands Of our
youth. Il is this that influences them to
seek the eOmpADiOnship Of the low, the
ignorant aud the flthy. 1t lie this tina:
aids in destroying all sense Of shame, all
sslfrsspect and every principle that should
scsuaLe the MAN. But we cannot emu
mera the evils that result from this Iswd
literature aud we turn from the subject in
diaeust
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
CARROLLTON, OHIO

s. CARROLLT0N, OHIO
AN the lst Of October next, the undersigned
will have the above House ready for the en-
tertainment Of the travelling public The same
is undergoing a thorough renovation from eel
;.s TO garrett, and win be in excellent condition
Ior the receptio6 Of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered TO. The sta
bIes shall always be well supplied with bay
and prOvender for horse. Give me cal
and your bills shall be reasonable.
Sept. 10th, '57. 1T SAMUEL STR EEBY.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

Robert FurgasOu By virtue Of
l2b bzs ys e5,H an order OF
Hannah Furgason ct. ale. ssle, ispuRd out
ofths Cont ofcOmmo6 Pleas for Carroll
COUNTY. Ohio, and to me directed, l will
offer for sale, on 81
Saturday. the 1oM day of October, 1887,
at the door Of The Court Horse. in Car
rolltOnJ according to law, the following
real estate. viz, the South. Weet quarter Of
section fifteen. township thirteen snd range
four Of the lands directed to be sold Al
SteubsnvilIe, Ohio, subject to the widow
dover in ohe-half of said quarter. Ap
praised at S7s50.00. s-'s
81 ] l@4aIoHEs H. wHITcRAFr,
Sept, Std -. sbssia'
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!, H Jssss ROudsSu'A, Jr, has, Oui
thank, iOr sOps moe peaches and sPpIs
Vsy hind IN yOu, Mr.. R.. TO think Ofths
'oOOPsd up" PriHtss. who really eaa en-
Joy = good sPPls or Pssch ODOs 10 . shils.
May you be blessed ''in basket and in
stdse."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

Holland Bitters, LooOoks
ID PulmOnie Waters, -ROback's Scandinavian
Remedies, Hooaand's German Bitters Clarke
Stomach 'BitseFs, Ayers Cherry. PecteEal, and
NcLean's, Guys0tt's, Sellers, Jaynes, Fitches,
sloans and nearly every valuable Patent Ned
cine In use q. the NsS Drug Store OF s
- ,ss s,'1s~ 60 BAXTER b GO, 4
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CARRoLLToN LYCEUM.

There will tsa meeting held At the
Lisbon Sirest school house. On Frfsy
evening. Oct. % for the purpose Of re-
the 0ArOlltOn Lyeeum. The
youth Of both SeIss. are cordially invited
Il0 uttsnd. FrlrsrE. lLFlth e
100 By order Of the President.
H.L.COosIL See. r -a +.
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FriG-Peachss are selling 10 this mar.
bet 81 80 and 100, per bushel. Apples
Ct ssels.s =. .7''' '
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

Both the Ointment and Pills should be
used tn the JolloVing cases.
Bunions Murcurial swellsd sprains
Burns Eruptions Glands StifJoipts
Chapped Piles Sore Legs letter
HaEds rheumatism Sore Breast Ulcers
Chilbains Ringworm Sore Heads Venereal
Fiatula Salt Rheum Sore Threat Sores
Glnt s Sealds Sores of all Wounds
Lumhago Skin Diseases kinds efall kinds
eE-CAUTION!-None are genuine un.
les: the. words Holloway, New York and
Loudcn," are discernihle as a water.mark in
,ver7 leaf Of the bAok Of directions around each
not or boz; the ssme my be plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light A handsome re
MsTdNAl bbe giFensto any ole rendering such
Information as NAV lead to the detection Of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicine
or vending the same, knowing them to be
spurious a......g
/, e. Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and BY
ell respectable Druggists and Dealers In Ned.
icine throughout the United States and the
civilized world, 10 pots at 2S cents, 62i cents,
and 81 each. 81.
There Is q considerable saving by ta.
hing the larger sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance Of pa.
tients 10 every disorder are affixed to each pot,
Sept. 18th, ls57.-lS
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TO AGRICULTURAL
FAIRS

Now the season Of agricultural exhibit
tons is close at hand we will offer few
practical suggestions:
I, Officers Of Agricultural Societies
should have everything ready few days
before The time Of the Fair. Provide for
the comfort Of stock, the safety Of articles
for exhibitors, and the convenience Of ex,
hibiton and visitors. "
Q. Exhibitors should have their stock
or articles on the ground earlv, so as to be
we'll placed, and properly entered on the
hooks. Study the rules and directions OF
the premium list, be reasonable in your ex.
pectations and Just to your competitors.
8. Visitors to all Fairs should go to
learn and to enjoy, rather than to show
themselves off. To this end they will dress
plainly, and take no superAuous changes.
Ladies should wear substantial travelling
dresses leather shoes, and If the thing
could be possible, bonnet that would pro-
tect the head, and that would bear hand
ling. Put on no loose jewelry to tempt
nimble fingers. avoid carrying any consid-
erable sum Of money about the peraon.--
See shat wallet and watch are not exposed
in outside pockets. Go prepared in mind
to keep pleasant temper with the multi
tude, and to lodge and fare as it happens.
See all you can and learn ell you can
and learn without being iwpudent or troub.
lesome.-- Ohio GHltiV0tor.
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Wdntsd-GOOd coaI will be taken at
CHS Office on subscription. Bring il along
we begin to feel cold. ,..,, :
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'aAs Sssrk county Fair has been post
pO.ed, and win take place on the 7tb, 9Th
and 9Th in.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of sale TO, me di.
r..;-iad. from the Probate Court Of Carroll
.ounty and SS::ssis Of Ohio. l will offer at
nnbiic venue I've on the premises; on the Sd
day Of October a. ID. ioS., 100. the ioIIoW-
ing property to wit: the Northwest qusi.
Ter Of section twenty. Of township thir.
teen Of range four, 10 Chroh county, be
ing the property belonging to the minor
hein of James NJ. George, late Of said
couBty,.deceased, which said land j, utject
to the dover estate of said widow Of the
deceased; Containing ninety tao acres off of
the west side Of said quarter. Terms
Of sale One third in hand, aud the bal
snce in two equal annual payments Of one
and two years, with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
THOMAS GEORGE.
Guardian Of Chnstiana George, Mary
James George. minor heirs Of james NJ.
George, deceased. I'd.
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81. t.s. n. CLEvELAED, Sep. 3S.
FIoUA---R sceipis moderate, sales at
$s.@5,50. Cor good to choice extra.
WHELT--Meditteranean aHoat at sl, ,04i
free on board af sl ,oa. ,15i~. f,..f
BrTrER--GoSd demand fer choice cen.
trsland ". R. at ie0l73c.,,.'.,. -.
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PrOcLam nation,

Proc m n ion.
nR OCLAMATION Is hereby made to the
L qualified voters Of Carroll county, that q
general election viii be held asreluired BY Law
on
Tuesday, the ] Stk day Of October, A. d
1857
at the usual places of boldiUg elections in sale
county;at which time the following officers are
to be chosen. to wit:
One Governor,
lieutenant Governor,
Supreme Judge,
Treasurer o. ts'e.
" Secretary Ut >'ve
Member Of the 10. 4 yoPublic Works,
State Senator, Cin connection with STARK
county.)
Representative,
Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
Coun.y Treasurer,
Auditor,
Prosecuting Attorney,
" Commissioner,
Z" Surveyor,
In6rmary Director.
lANK.LAw VOTE.
uEach elector may have written or printad,
or partlyWritten, and partly printed, upon his
ticket, the words "For the Bank Charter" OF
"Against the Bank Charter" or words to that
effect aud the judges Of each election district
in counting out the votes, shall set down in sep
arate columns, in the poll books. the votes CIV
en- "For the Bank Charter" and the votes Civ
en-. Against the Bank Charter" and certify the
number Of votes given for and against the char.
ter, as they are required to certify TO the nom
bef of votes given for candidates-
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
'Those voting for amendment number one,
shall put upon their ballots these words, "An'
nual Session-Yes." Those voting against it
shall put upou their ballots these words "Annu'
al Session-No.n Those voting for amendment
number two shallput upon their ballots "Change
Of District Court-Yes;;" those voting against II
shall put upon their ballots Change OF District
Court NO."-Those voting for amendment
number three shall put upon their ballots "Bank
and individual taxation Equal-Yes;" those Vo
ting against 1t shall put upon their ballots
"Bank and individual taxation Equal-AO.'
Those voting for amendment number four shall
put upon their ballots Corporations Yes;
those voting against it shall put upon their bal
lots "COrporatiOns-NO." Those voting for
amendment number FIVE shall put unon their
ballots "Single Districts--Yes;" those voting
against II shall put upon their ballots ''Single
Districts-No."
The Trustees Of the townships in said county
are required to return the following number OF
Jurors from their respective townships, to the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. TO wit;
Augusta, 8; Brown, 10; Centre, s; East, q;
Fox, S;IIsrrisOn, 8; LoudCn, I; Lee, 8; Monroe,
I; Orange, 10; Perry, 8; Rose, o. Union, g.;
Washington, =.
JOHN Il WHITCRAFT;
Sheriff Of Carroll Go.
Sheriff's Office, CarrOlltOn, Ohio,
Aug. 2Otb, 1sb7.-td. ..r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

~The Democratic State Convention
boldly and strongly denounced both Glib
son and Breslin for their defalcatiOD. -
Ohio Patriot IA.
Yes and in that same Convention Nor.
gan, who had acknowledged that he had
known for long time that Breslin was
defaulter," and who had aided him in GOV.
ering up his fraud, received one hundred
and twenty FIVE votes for Treasurer Of
State. -- ,..-...
Ifthe Democratic logic be true, "that
Gibson is worse than Bresliu, because he
coucealsd what Breslin had stolen," then
Morgan must be as bad as Gibson, for he
is guilty by his own confession of the
same crime. WHY did they not denounce
him Alsoi- True american.
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SIPELAS,
Il RHEUM, FEVER SORES
- STIEE InINTC

In cases OF Salt Rheum, where medical wa.
ters, lotions, and every re ,ipe of the pharma.
copea have proved useless, the Ointment win
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under its influence, and its relaxing
effect upon contracted sinews Is truly wonder.
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= o U N D.

IN September 2lst., On the road lead.
Ding from OarrOllton to Minerva, between
George MoOres and Philip Cooks, q bnadle,
containing variety Of silks, which the Owner
can have BY proving property, and paying tor
this advertisement. p
Sept. Gath, 1857. j. sTEAPLE. :