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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-12-08
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a. SIAKINS, D. R. DURISOE & ELIJAH KEESl
PRoPRIEToRs.
rERMs0F SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMsoF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within sis
months-ana THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year.
Subscriptions out Of tho District and from other
States, must invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
All advertisements will be correctly and conspcu-
ousy inserted at scventy-fre Cents per Square (l2
Brewer lines or less) for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion. When ony.pub
lished Monthly or Quarterly ST per square will be
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement, to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably be
paid in advance.
Advertisements not having the desired number Of
insertions marked on the margin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year, do so
liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that
contracts for yearly advertising confined to the
immediate, legitimate business of the firm iudvid
ual contracting.
All communications Of personal character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
will be charged for the overplus at regular rates.
for,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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Voc. xxIIJ.-.NO 4s.

Carol, Dantzler, Deloach, Fox, Gist, Harrison,
Johnston, Lcscsne, Manning, McCaw, Mellard,
Montgomery, Moses, O'Bryan, Palmer, Porter,
Sharpe, Westmoreland, Wilson, Witherspoon,
Zimmerman and the President-25. ~
Mays-AIessrs. BIakency, Bryan, Fickling,
Furrnan, Darlington, Cause, Hampton, j. II.
Irby, Charles Irby, King, Mazyck, Rhett, Ses-
sons-l3
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EDUCATION IN PRUssIA-Bya law of Prussia
cve:y child is required to 60 to school between
the ages of seven and fourteen, and to learn, at
least, to read and write. In 1913, there were
only two persons in every hundred who could
neither read nor write. In the standing army
of 10000 men, but two soldiers are unable 10
read and of 100000 children between the ages
of seven and fourteen ct the last census, 22,32S,
600 were actually attending the schools. 1t
would be difficult for any State in this boasted
i...d of universal education, to make such an
exhibit.
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For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
WHEN DER THY DARKENED BROW.
When Ger thy darkcned brow
A shade of care is stealing,
When the tempest and the storm
Life's hillows arc revealing;
Whom friends, like vipcrs, turn
And sting the hand they clasp,
Deceive tho heart that trusted
Ecn while tic palm thoy grasp;
]. Trust in the Arm that Yields
---l-->~----.----froroTj
Sill is that Arm stretched DER thee
Though heavy storm-clouds lower;
THUS will Life's passing shadows
Bring Jay and Hope to thee,
And even Deaths dark valley
From fears and doubts be FREQ.
CLAUDE.
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Few arc aware how frequently Publishers are
compelled to insert among their advertisements,
statements which they can neither sanction or
believe.
pleasant exception to this dlsagreeabie ne
cess;ty are the advertisements OF Dr. j.. U. Aver 5
Cherry Pcctoral and Pills, which will be toun
in our columns. We have published tor him be-
fore, and always with the feeling that in so dong
we in no wise lend ourselves to deceive or miSead
the public, for we have had indisputable proof
that his words are strictly true, with abundant
reason to believe that his medicines will do ali
they pro,nise and all that can be reasonably cx:
pected from any medicine. His Cherry Pectoral
IS too we'll known i'll this community to need any
commentator from US, and his Pills we aro
creditably informed arc not inferior TO his fecto'
ral.-Proridcace Mirror, IT, l.
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Original 4oetrg.
For the Advertiser.
AUTUMN TIME,
ny RUTH.

~ RUTH.
Bright Autumn with its changeful dye,
Has thrown its mantle o'cr us now;
Young callow birds no longer cry,
And fcatbercd songsters silent grow.
For Summers past-its funeral kncll
Is heard in every passing breeze,
And Autumns frost has cast its spell
Ger herbless plains and lcafess trees.
And still love the Autumn best
The saddest Of the seasons four
1t speaks of peace and quiet rest,
And minds us of life's turmoil o'cr.
The Sun shines with mcllow'd light;
The Moon now sheds her purest ray;
For lovely is the Autumn night,
And glorious is the Autumn day.
Young Spring time with its vcrnal shower,
Is bright and passing-fair to see,
When birds give life to doll and bower,
And chaunt their sweetest minstrclsy.
But 0 the Autumn time for me
The gorgeous changeful Autumn time
When light winds blow DER land and lea
In Carolina's sunny cline.
True, Summer with its fragrant flowers,
Enchants tho sense whcre're We roam,
And swiftly speed the sunny hours,
While cleaners shout the Harvest Home"
But O! love the Autumn brown,
The time when sad sweet thoughts have birth
When brittle leaves como rustling down,
And sloep upon tho frozen earth.
The Moon rides high o'cr heavens blue belt
No clouds disturb her peaceful light
Alb! who has seen and has not felt
Tho beauty of IN Autumn night?
Oft times mid scenes like this Two pray'd,
Should lifc's poor dream be long or brief,
To die in Autumn and be laid
Beneath the serc and yellow leaf.
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Once gcutlcysan who had the gift Of shaping
q good many things ont of orange peelss, was
displaying his abilities at dinner party before
Theodore Hook and Mr.. Thomas Hill, and sue
ceeded in countcrfeiting pig, to the admiration
of the company. Mr.. Hill tried the same feat
and, after destroying and strewing the table with
the peel Of dozen oranges gave it up ylth the
exclamation Hang n pig! can't make one
"Nay, HILL" exclaimed Hook, glanclnS at tho
table, f. .you have done mores instead of one pig
YOU have made q litterl"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-12-08

MADE A MIsrAKE.-A little boy at the eXlli-
btion Of North's Circus at Quincy, Mass, see
ng so many "si,le shows" around concluded he
wonld steal into one Of them. Down upon hli
knees he got and commenced crawling under;
and upon looking up he Immediately discovered
his mistake. lie had been crawling under q
young lady's hoopcd skirts, mistaking them tol
the canvass of the show. The lttlo fellow wa:
badly frightened
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CAM DID AT E S

For Sheriff.
LEWIS JONES,
H. BOULWARE,
LEWIS C0VAR,
". W. SALE,
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
For Clerk.
LEWIS COLEMAN,
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT D. BRYAN,
JACKSON COVAR,
+. NJ. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
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one WAY TO CALcuLArE.-An impatient
Welshman called 10 his wife, "Come, come,
isn't breakfast ready! I've had nothing since
erday, and tomorrow will be the third day p
This is equal to the call Of the stirring house
wife, who aroused her maid at four o'clock,
with "Comc, Bridget, get up! Here 'tis Mon
day morning To-morrow's Tuesday, next days
Wednesday tho week g1ne, and nothing
done yetw
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MASONRY IN TIE UNITED SrArEs.-From the
latest information contained in the proceedings
of the various Masonic Grand Lodges Of the
United States, it is ascertaned that there are in
the Union about four thousand two hundred and
two Judges, and one hundred and eightythree
thousand eight hundred and thirty.tlree Masons.
Il, is thought that there may be y much larger
number than this, rs many are not affiliated with
any lodge.
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on counting the votes the ballot stood as fol-
lows: James II. Adams, 42; c. G. Mcmminger
2G; l.. NJ. Keitt. %; J. /. Manning, 81; John
Mcqueen, %; James Chcsnut, Z; h. b. Rhett
4 j. p Carroll, 5. No election.
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NarpeF'S Weekly.

DulWER's BRiLLIASr RoNAScE, ExTI.
I'D TLED "WHAT WILL HE DO WITH Irg"
plonoupeed 10 be the nRstriPieee Of this pol.
ishcd, witty, aud leamcd Novelist. BY special
arrangement with the Author, appears IN uar-
per's WeeklE spontaneously Wilh It's Lublica.
ton in Erpland -. #E
lIarpef's Weekly will appea every Saturday
Morning, and Nil be sold at Bve cent a cocy.
Zach Number comprises us much matter % an
ordinary duCdeCimO volume.
Neither labor nor e1pe-se will be spared 10
make Il The best Family NcWEpsper IA the
WOrlj-one whose cheerful and genial eharae-
ter will render il a welcome ,isitUr TO ever
household, while is constant devotion To the
principles Of iight aud justice shall win the
appreciation Of the wise aud the good.
T Z r n S
One copy for Twenty weeks, Sl,00i One
copy for one Year. $500; One copy for
Two Years, $500; Five copies for one
Year, 900; Tw,lre copies for one Year,
$1,000; Twenty-Five copies fnr one Year
$4,000. An extra copy will be allowed
for every Club Of Twelve oITwenty.fivs
Subscribers.
"iIarper's Weekly and "HsTper's Maga,
Eine, when taken together are supplied at FouI
Dollars a year. Address.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
Dec. 81, 81. Franklin Square, n. Y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-21
BoA lie Ointment anil Pills should De

BOh He GjH'nlsm anil rus should be
used in tie tolouin3 "Hos:
Buniuns Mureurial Swel1d Sprains
Burns Eupti0us Glands S6iloints
Chrppcd Prs SoIe Lcgs Tetter
lIaI ds rheumatism Sore Breast Ulcers
Chihlains hiuGworm Sore Head, Vruerral
Tsua Salt Rhcum Soe 7moat Soiea
Guut Scads Sores Of all Wounds
I.ur hagn Skin Diseases kinds DIAL kinds
ECAUTITN!-N one ave scnnine un
less the words Holloway, New York and
Lundou," are disterrihla as water mark in
every leaf oi the book OF directions 0und each
pot or hos, the samv M he plainly seen by
holding the leal to The light. A handsome 70.
vaHd " II be given to any one rendering such
information as may lead to the delec ion Of any
party or parties cuuntriei'luS The medicine
or vending the same, khUwing them to be
spurious.
~ Sold at the liaruiactorv Of Professor
Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Ned
icjne throughout the United States and the
civilized world, in pots at IS. cents, cat cents,
and 81 each.
- There is a considerable saving by ia,
king the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dmections for the guidance Of pa.
tieuts in every disorder are affixed to each pot
Sept l7th, l557.-ly.
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CRINDLE,S
ANCIENT AND CELEBRATED
IIEh PILLi
NATURES OWN IEMEDY.

NATURES OWN ! kMED1.
4 positive Gore for Lteer Complaint and
Bilious Disorders, Dyspepsia, Rhe' !
motism, ScrofUla. CutaHsous Disedse /,
ferer and .AgUe, GOstireness, Pitt [,
Dysenisry, DiurrhOe0, Worms, Sq :
preston ofMe MeRsss, NrVOus DeJii
dy, de-, dc.
T1TE offer the AncieAt Japanese Life Pills en-
w more extensive scale, after we hav,
tested them in the worst forms OF disease, and
after having been urged to do so by eminen
physicians, who have tiled them to their salts.
laclion. Performing cures where every Other
remedy had Jailed, We feel it our solemn DUTY
10 spread the glad Intelligence to every family
Of the globe. They purge the system thor
oughlY Of all corrupt hnmOrs, penetrate and
purify the vital fluids, and the corrupt secre
tions are replaced with rich, healthy blood
Parts that were even decaying with disease are
restored to q healthy, vigorous action, an6
disease eradicaled as II by magic, leaving the
system in robust condition, and less pre.dis.
posed to contract disease again, OF whatever
kind. Possessing such penetration and heal
/ ing virtues, their success must be inevitable
7 W hilOW As w NhN Ieuu ~ III tue INV EiON
ing features Of the once pale and prOstrated pa.
tent; we can read it in the friendly grasp OF
the fathers hand, and in the mothers warm
tears Of joy, as they behold their darling child
ruateheG from the clutches Of death BY their
powerful agency; we can read it in the young
mans gayeiy, aud in the old mans vigor and
"GOd bless you;n We can read it in the hus,
bands aud wiie's gratitude, and in the chill
dren's prattle; we can read it away out upon
the bosom OF the ocean. in the sprightly tread
and invigorated system ct the poor mariuer.-
Yes, aud we fancy we can almest read il far up
in the blue canopy q heaven. in words of liv,
ing tre-Disease is vanquished-The triumph
is complete.
These dncient Pills are also an invaluable
remedy for females suffering from suppression
Of the mchses. the cause OF so many decline:
aud female weaknesses. The various diseases
that attack children arc quickly banisned by
their hcadlOng qualities.
! The Pills are sent by mail, from the Propri
! etOr only, on receipt Of the price. The pos
tage in the United States, not over 5, 900 miles
Is fifteen cents on five boxes, which must be in
closed In money or stamps.
For sale by respectable druggists and deal
ers in medicines throughout the Urited States
Csnadas, Mexico, South America, &c, at 25 cts
box, or five for 81.
Josiah S. Grindle, New York, Sole Proprie
tor, 10 whom all letters must be addressed -
.ilso proprietor Of DR.. Wesley GrindIe's Cele
brated Magic Compound, the great remedy 70
Pulmonary Consumption.
Principle Depot, No. o. White street, New
York. ...
Nov. 8, 1s57.-ly. alt.
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PATTON HOUSE.
(FoRMLRLY "WEsTtRN EGCHANGE llUTRL.w
CARROLLTON. OHIO,

IFOkM EKLY w EST I'm FACHANGk HUfkL.
CARROLLT0N, OHIO.
This long and favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly by L. Ii. Leggett, ESQ,
has been reopened for the accommodation OF
the public. This Rouse has been renovated,
repaired and improved, aud now presents all
the advantages which are desired in first rate
motel The best that the market affords is se.
lccted for It's guests. Good cooks alone ca.
tor for its table. The arrangement Tor STA.
bling are perfect and extensive. first rate
barber is convenient. Every facility for com
fort and pleasure Is leali2able at the popular old
stand, JAMES PATTON,
Aug l, ls57-tf.
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nlSCnARGING ULCERS.

A most remarkable aud happy charge l.
produced 10 the appearance OF malignant al
GERS tlteT a lew applications Of this Ointment.
The surrounding redres- vIni,hes, and gran.
ules 81 hrql'h, ilrsh begin 'niske the trre ui
'Le di-chp'gsd matter This p'c,ess Purs IN
more ~ less ropidly unit! III " IEGe | filled
NJ wj,n sound material ard ihU uicpr radical
Iv an al
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A WORDTO MOTTERS

The wong are the mnst iIrquert .u'eters
( om internal Injuries, aud therefore ever,
mother sduulA have this healing ltrIaiaiiCr
constantly Il hand. Il is m abSo!u'e ,pc,iic
tar sore brcsst., and quickly removes the en-.
cius'cd sores which sometime. dis6gure the
heads and ras e Ch lhen.
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SIGNIFICANV FAC1S

This Ointment is universally used ON board
the a AJanIic IND Pacili whaling feet ns culc
mr scolhutic ahrclrns, Hrd n the test posi-
tie remedy Tor wounds aud bruises. Large
surpli, ,s OF II have heen ordered by the sultan
Of Turkey for hospital purposes.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

CAKKULLTVN, OHIO.
on The lat Of October neat, the undersigned
N'~ill haVeihc above House ready for the en-.
tsrtainmcnt Gf the travelling public. The sume
Is undergoing thorough renovation fIoln Gel.
lar to garrett and will be in eGceeni condition
l0r the reception Of guests, whore their every
wan' shall be fully administered to. The sG
bles shall slWsys be well supplied With hay
and proyender for horse. GiEe me a call
and your bills shsll be reasonable
Sept. 10Th, 81, 1T SANUFLSrR EEBY,
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GAnH Seat Chairs.

WTALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation.
w large arm cane seat and cane back rockers,
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers. Also every variety OF Winds II chairs,
rocking chairs and settecs on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occupi
ed by DR.. j. S. Hunter, Main street, Carroll.
ton, Ohio, ABSAL0M KARIN.
Aug. |, 67.-y
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The United States Journal.

A large and magnificent illustrated monthly
newspaper devoted to Mechanics, Agriculture,
Literature aud Amusement.
In addition to its usual attractions, which
have already given it a circulation of nearly
100000 Copies per month, it will hereafter
contain a complete record Of all new anc vaIN
uable Mechanical and Agricultural, Improve
ments, embracing larger amount OF practi
col Information from experienced writer's IN
these spccialtos than any othee Publication in
tho world Price only 80 cents u year. Spe'
cimen c1pies se"t gratis,
j. NJ. EMERSON q CO., Publishers,
And Agents for the n. Y. Steam Saw Mill and
Machine Company. No 37l Broadway, n. Y.
Dee. 81, 1881.
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KEMP'5
W Orm PaStilleS
MOTHER ,s
Sd We YOUR CRILDREN

lney are lulhlNUie iOT Tue cure
OF IN TIE II N a L WORMS!!
THE peculiar properties which belong to
"Kemp's Lozepges," have never belorl
been combined in any preparation. They are
attractiveD the eye, as a
swEETMEAT or DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
rapid, yet etharmless in their operation, composed
solely yof
VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and require no mercury to be taken before
or aIterthem. The do their work more thor
oughly han any Of the nausous Vermilugcs of
the day;
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
is considered by the most distinguished Phys.
icians, to be worms among children. 1t is
scarcely necessary, therefore. to put mothers
on their guard against this insidiOus complaint,
or to recommend them to take prompt steps
to remove it BY the use of the only true rem
edv, Kemp's Pastilles, presented in such
palatatable form, that children take them
eagerly without coaxirg. Sold BY D. T. Ian.
man 4 Co, 60, Water.st., New York, and by
Druggists, at 2S cents per bottle.
April 80, 1857.
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DOERHAVE'S Holland Bitters Losock's
ID Pulmonle Waters, RobackS scandinavian
kemedies, HooGands German Ei:ters, C1aks
stomach Btteis, Ayer's Cherry Ptctorsl, aud
AcLesn's, GuysOtt's, Sellers, ,s,yues, Fiiche's,
F., loans aud nearly every valuable Patent Med.
cine in use at the New Drug Store of
BANTER &.C0.
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SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JDINrG

In cases Of Salt Eheum, whcrs medical wa.
t,rs, lotions, and every ie ,ipe Of the pharma
crrGi have proWd useless, the Ointment will
accomplish a thorough cure. Fever Sotes heal
quickly under its irGuercc, aud its relaxing
effect upon contracted sinews is uuly wonder.
iul
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REMEDIAL AGENT
IOR
SCrOfuIa, Consumption,
LIVER COMPLAINT

and all ulceroas, eruptve pulmonary and bill
i0us diseasas, acting directly upon the
ELEMENT S Of THE BLOODl
lt neutrazes the virus, which generates Gu
taneous and glandular affections, imports new
Vitality 10 the strtam Of Vie, and restores the
vitiated secrelions TO a healthy condition.
BRlSr0LS SARSAPARlI,IA Is invaluable
10 the cure Of the following diseases;
AsthmN, Dropsy, General Debility, Barren.
: cPS Dry Eruptions, Indigestion, Bowel Com
I laint Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption. Ec
er and Ague, scroiula, Cancer, Female Com
plants Salt Rheum.
SOLD DY
D. j. LANMAN ~ co. WHOLESALE
DRrGGIsTs,69 WATER ST., NEW YORK,
dad by all Druggists, ut 81, 90 per Bottle
May 7, 1871
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RHEUMATISM, sCRoFULA, ERY.
SIpEI,AE.

There are among the most terrible aud ago
nizing diseases Of the muscles, the h:shy ibrp
and tho skin; vet 10 their worst fmns. md
Nhen seemingly in' urable, they inVariabiy IT.,
appear under peFseverius application q tli,
'oOil,ing, healing, anddoie to pain and iaaI-
nation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-21

0NE DOLLAR per hundred given for old
" metal at the steam foundry on Lisbon ST.,
by MCGUIRE.
may2l, S7n
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GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Brick Layer and Brick Maker,

N"TtOsitHu, VhIO
kJERSOES living In townor country. wanting
Kiln Of brick made, or job Of brick. ay'
ing done can be cconmodated on the shortest
notice. - All work warranted.
aig27'S7.
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]. w. GOULD'S
NEW SIX Y-LlG
AND
iEIICTNlE GALLERY.

th HL-N p1p Va IN OLLI OAN.
I Positively warrant all NV work, aud will
i let no picture leave my Rooms unless per
ltct satisfaction is giyrn. ask NJ recommen
dati0n. Ny pictures Willsh0W Tor themselves
The Ambrotype is truly beaustiiul. Citizens
and people fom lar and near, are kindly soli
Ird to call aud e4anii, specimens, and get a
picture ol themselves, and friends.
Nav 18th, ls57.-lV. J. W. GOULD.
n B. New style Of Pictures taken on Pat.
ent leather. Allwho wish good pictures, now
Is !Our lime; these pictures are lar superior to
ANY Kind now in use, especially TO send in let,
ters &c. Those who have blue eyca, conner for
aow the color Of your eyes can be taken by
this process wi a degree OF perfection that
exCels allothers. Come one, come all.
fIices range from fifty cents up, TO suit pur
chasers Entire satisfaction given or no sale
Aug. l, lS57-ly. . J. ". G.
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FARMERS, PROTECT YOUR OWN
A FTER subscribing tor the "CARRoLL FREE
n Pass" as in duty bound to keep up with
tie News and politics Of the times, you viii
want another paper, more exclusively devoted
to your business, such as
FARMING. STOCK RAISING, GARDENINo,
TtlUITS, &C., sc.
And should Immediately join with your NEG
bOrs in club, or sOnd by yourself, for N
Uool old
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NO SUCH wORDAs FAIL.n
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO TIE SICK.

The frs hospital surgeons and medical pub.
i'eists Of Europe admit the unparalleled ami.
uilammatory and healing properties Of this
Ointment; Governments sanction its use in
their rtval and military seivice,y aud the mas
,ss 10 tbs country and throughout the world
repose the utmost confidence in lie curative
properties, penetntes the sources Of inla.
nation and corruption which undeflie the ex.
ernal evidences o. disease, and neutralize the
iery elemCnts which exaspsrate the mslady.
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RuRSC CRIRER rs.

10 every ThIee DOIIat tnbscrbeF We send
~ilhout charge, copy VI each Of the Beauri'
iul POI ltraits, in ml eUlOrs, oi Gen. Wusli gior
nd Henry Clay, match pictures, ~hich foe
beauty aud artistic colOrlng, each in imiiali u
4 oil Paintings, have never before been equsl.
ed in this country--siml'Gr ones IN london.
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