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DIED.:

Al the residences Of hi hrOther.in-aw
in this place, JosEPu SMITH COLLINS, late
Of Malvern, Carroll co, Oaio, IL the 20tl
year Of hisage.
lhe deceased LETT the home Of his moth.
er, for the west, about Is months ago, and
returned on the 3 / Of December. lie WA:
at home but three weeks until lie wa,
visited by that unweIcome visitor, Death
He WAS promising young man. and was
le',v-d 10y all VIM knew him. His deall
is sal bereavement to his Mother, Sis
ters and Brothers, aud to his many person
al friends in this place.
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Lyceum.-We hope our young ladies'
and gents will not forget that to tomorrow
evening will he the regular time for a
meeting ofthe Lycenm. There have been
no meetings Of the society during the
holiIays; Iut We hope that the members
will not conclude that, ON account Of this
suspension, tho Lyeeum is dead. We
would be glad to see more interest mani,
tested in this matter, AS we are of the opin-
ion that well conducted literary society
is great lenefil t. those who participate
With disre tn IN prove.
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Carroll frct press.
I.n,r nf Nr,Y,nnnrr..


1. Subscd0e,s who do not give u0iiee 10
the coutra =, are considered ~ vishing 70 eon
tluue thei, suhacfip nsh.
4. Il .ubsofibsrr arder the discontinuaace
Of their Da2sfs. lhe rubdsher may continue 70
send them andl ~ alrsArages are paid.
g. II subsei hers neglect or refuse 90 take
their pc udesls frnm the uiiice 20 which they
are directed, theyt are held responsible III they
have ssttled the bill, aud ~ iered thes dis
COL tnued.
Z II .ubschbers reunve 20 other places
without informing sho pabll.hess, and The pa
pers are .ent 20 che mrmer cte"tion, they
are held responsible.
S. rue Ooarts have deoided that, refusing
20 tAke mper. :, sm The on ,e, OF removing
aud leaving them u'sallcd Zoe, Il PriAaa faeia
evidence oiinleutiORgl iruud.
~ Poslaaslers Y 10 notify publisher thai
q news ptps T. aot takeL from the Office, are
required 70 give the rea-ah whv the' are not
taken out. (see Post Oide, instr. actions and
Lavsl
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILlDElPniGP Pa


a Bsnvolsnf Issfkzfion, ssi0tlflsf 3,
spedaf ssdsirmes.f fsr fis Seiief q a.
sisk oAd diarsasi gs'ictef iuifk Virnlrnl
and E,fisae dissases.
{ 10 sii psr-ais .a.e "a ~ish s-Easl Dis-as-s
I ash - sspesmaiosh@a. scmiatl H'sakaas-.
ln2sseacs q "a ihs-.. .tslee', s. .hiis ths Vie
oi OasHi.H. o. scf Abuss. &C.
z Toe llowaid AssUeiaif1n, ~ Fier II the de-
( cptiois rfasti ed ayou tbs u.isFlunsfe rtc
um. Of s.ich dissasss ~ Q asks, several yesfs
ago directed their C.,us.l i-g -ufgvon. a. =
Chsfitsbls Act WrrhV u tiielr name. tn uYr1i
q DspeB-afy Sc the neafmsnf II tni- Ella n.
di-eases. 10 al their i0fnls snd % zire Nv.ii.s
Advice G.aii., 10 ~ sh1 a,idr by iettrf. ~iti.
4 dee ipfi0n Of fieir r0lsiifiyn. (azr. ofvups
Il "a. haBiis of BE, &e.l ana IN ea-e- II -
& ene p 'vertF, u funi-a medicines fee u
chafge. Il i needles % ait that fhe ds-s-
ciaiim commands the biz Medical sSil
Il tie age, all Ill iufnish tie most upprO.
/ sed m,isfn Treatment.
The Directors, on a reSieE of the past. ieel
i..surrd that thsit l,bps. IL this sphere oi b
qev,aent hIrt, have been of great benefit "a
/ b aii cied, esprclall, 20 The y0I z aud ihes
lavs ie.oivej 80 devote thrni-elye-, sifh -
,ewei zeal. 10 this ve,y important but maci
/ be- ii-el cause
.ll-t publ-hel bv the As-Oeitiion, a re
inr On -, mafOfhoes, or s-niiual Weskness
| he Vice OF Ouahi-ni, Aa-fufhs ion o. Sci
| Abu.r. aud uther i.s-a e. of the Sexual Or
san,. By the eOn. ulting Surgeon, NhIch q
| sen n, maii, tin a - led lstfrr envelope
| re ui ch4ige nn the receipt Of tNO stamp
10, postage Id dlres-, fF 'epc or trsatmcn
ur Gs"rge CalhOun, CObsll'iug surgeon
| Inwa;d A-sOsia iau, No. 2 SOUTH Ninth -
| 'hilnd,iphis. Pa. b, afder Of he Directors
GoFAIRCnILB. EZRA b. HEARrwELL,
S-r'etasy. PTesiient
| Dac 81 1851
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BrTrAR KIxo-EsrINArs or Cosr

BUTTaR MAKISo-EsrfMArs OF Cosr
--ln this, Washington eoumy, n. Y. II
takes al 'ut ei.htsen acre. To keep five
cows The land is Wortl SEQ an acr..
snI the s5) rach. Tie interest on band
anl eOWs vii amount &, S93; and il !,
wmlh SIS 70 make tie butler. Th.
quantity sod. Goo lbs, at % CENTS.
smuuuls To si2J-S2 over the e,-t n'
production, prevailed, the butter usel i,
the funil' aud butter wia pay fDr either *.
peuscs Of krrI'ing COWS. lhuk it ss
mistaken ice' among people lhst buy then
butter, that il can be afforded for l.ss ,har
t~eniy ceuls pound Let them 60 e.
rarmi z aud make butter, anI they vii
iinl it Is the hardest branch Of FARMING la
sins's. A Farmer.
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BE HoxEsT.-We wish we could see or
hear Of Que newspaper in the white States
Of this Union that could afford 10 he out
spnkeu. honest aud frank as the Charles.
ton Mercury is IN the following, touching
the Lecnmpton Constitution. 1t SAYS:
ave differ, too, with the President ms
to what is submitted to the vote u the
people. We do lot think that the qWes-
tIon Of Slavery or no Slavery is submitted
to the vote of the people. Whether the
clause in the Constitution is.voted out or
voted in Slavery exists; and has guaran'
lee in the Constitution that 1t shall not be
interferei With; whilst, it the Slavery par
ty in Kansas can keep or get the majority
q tho Legislature. they mag oPeH wide
the door for the immigration Of slaves.
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LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS

Mas1nic Festival. - Through the polite
ne-s of our f,lend. DR. ARTERy WorsIipfu
Master Of Carroll Lodge No I2t Of +.
4 A. Ma.ons we re,eiyed an invitation Il
suend MasOuic Festival at their Hall, on
last Tursdly evening. OF course we were
on hands, The ffsr thing on the pro
gramme was the installation Of officer
elect for the ensuing year; in which cere
monies we could not but admire greatly The
teachings Of this ancient older. Rev. Mr.
Harmouut then followed in sn appropriate
aldless upon the subject OF Masonry anC
its principles; after which splendid sup
suchas our ladies get up was ser O.
up in the room below the Hall. The t.
Lles were keaciiy hutheued with rel
supp!ies for the "inuer man," and sII dc
them '.iustice." The whole thing was 4
nice affair.
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70 The Listis Giant . eaieulsiiug on
81 inoulha 6ghl on tbs Kansas qus.
ton 10 Cougress. lie aid les tliaa 4
wesk since, d 8 well eeullsnaa.l eiiiEsa Of
Kausas. nos h,Oksr on 10 Waslliagton,
thsl Il it werv po.sibls for the Admins
tratiou eyei'tually b carry the Leconlaan
Con-1lt'Oa thioug CuugTcss. which p,s-i.
bility be- lid Mt eobce'ie. Il eouli not l,s
doue ia the face n the dslerminel opI,,,.i-
ton ll'st EoIll be htiugla 10 lear AZ ,iilst
il, 10 les tLan siH mouth.
He snew uliai il vas 10 pres a inea.-
use through CoEgre-s uilh = formidable
opposition TO euuiIOnI: anil the people 4
kaas's might test perfectly essy in bis uB-
qualified assurance tlial they cOuh nat be-
dragged into the UBion under the Le
compton Constitution previous % the mid.
Of July. This . auileniic.
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.lRontic Nonthly.-We welcome the
January humber Of this new periodical tC
our table. OF the merits OF the AhGniic
we cannot speak too highly; the cast Of it.
literature cannot fail to elevate it high in
the estimation Of intelligent American re,d,
ers; and IN politics it 81 eaks forth in a
fearless manner, upholding and defending
those principles that ae dear MS right arm
to the intelligent, freedom loving misses
OF America II is bound TO lie tie u aga.
zine Of ihe day. Address Phillips, Samp.
son d Co, Boston.
We will furnish the atlantic and the
Free Press to our subscribers for Is, so ia
advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

EJPunch has he following article on
punctuation, which is worthy the attention
even Of lcompositors addicted TO lager:
Punctdall"n-ihat is putting Stops ia
the sht piacts-cannot he too >eduously
cultivated. We lately lead. in county
paper the following startling account rf
loud PalmeISlon's appearances in the House
Of Commons: L"rd paimerston lieu en-
teIed on his bead, white hat upon his
ieet, large bot "elI polished bouts up n his
brow.a dark cloud IN his hand, his faithful
walklns-stlck in hIs eye, meaning glare
sl!iug nothing. He sat down.
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FINISHING THE WORK.

Mr.. Pierce undertook the job of break
ing up the Democratic patty in the North
ern States, aud got along SO finely as t,
break its domiuation in every free State
hut New jersey, Pennsy l'ania, Indians,
Illinois, aud California. Mr.. Buchanan
has taken Sp the work where Mr.. Pierce
left IF, and.if lie is so successful during the
next three months as lie has been during
the past three weeks. will finish it ST. com
p ely as not to leave thread of the party
north Of Mason and Dixon.s Line. Ii
would not be surprising it he were to
crowd it out Of Miss ur, Kentucky, and
tennessee also, reducing the once power
full National Democracy to pilifui nest Of
bilious fire-eaters in the Gulf States. st.
Louis NciOs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

Col. Benton WITH IHE REPCRLIcAEs.
- In letter from Col. Benton. wnllc:.
since his last illness, which appears IN the
Lexington Observer, lie thus defines BIS
position.
For me, l can give 10 political aid or
comIoit To any man or party. IN the fu-
ture election, who shall uphold the cpin,
lon Of the Supreme Court IN declaring the
nuIlty Of the Missouri Compronise; aud III
drcleeiIy the self extension Of the CoHsli-
tuition If 'Gerrltorrs, carrying Slavery
with it, aud reventing Congress aud the
people Of the terrl"p. from saying yea OF
nay to Us introduction or repulsloD.
The Missouri Democrat quotes this with
xutatlOn.
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rr,n B. PhInd.InL. p,
WHERE DID THE SOUTH STAND
IN 1851


10 ts47, Wisconsin, in Convention
regularly authorized by Congress, nhd le.
g'lly elected by the wi'ule prop's u the
Territory voting aud HcqaIe-clHg in tie
else.iou, made State Constitution aud
scut 10 Congress. demanding admi>si..n as
Stab und~r Il. Tie Convention had
o.nilled 10 submit their Constitution 10 a
vote VI The people; aud Congress.tl,eisfose,
seat il back To the people of Wisconsin.
AMI required il Ia bs submitted before she
cOuld be admitted into the UniOn, aud il
was 81 sulHHitle'l aud approved.
J ln 1850. California, IN Convention,
said To have leen suggested, and eerttirly
Al proved, By the President Of the Juited
States, ,but not Sulhoriz'd By Congress but
which Was e'ectel 10y the whole people Of
the Territory, male a Constitution. which
WAS approved by vote ol the pe'pls .anl
. prrsrrtrl To Congress a.klng adnis,ion as
State under IL, aud sue WAS adinatrL. -
Upon the passage ui thc bi admitting her
- H~ffHNff 'fftfHN ffto kiAfNFfA NlHfll Atle
journals Of the Senale protesting against
lis passage ior four principle tepnn-, ,iz:
"FIrsl. That il gave the smetirn Oi
law, aud thus impaired validity 10 an un.
author ed action 10y portion Of the iu.
habilSbls Of California"
"Ste,nd. With"ut any legal census.
or other evidence If their p ssessing the
number OF clizens Necessary to author
W. tis represrn: dlon they may claim
"rLlfd. Without anv of those safe
quad. a'nut the ,iio'- -hux y irlch cir On.
I y he provided by law, apd which are nee.
essay To ascertain the tue s.u,e VI peu
pie"
Fourth. As mot having sufficient ev
hleuce of us tie Constitutional having the
assent of majorily Of the people for
whom il Was sienrd."
q 4 1
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The f,llowng is list of the Grand Gnc
Peti, Jurors for thr February term o
Coult Of Common Pleas:
GRAND JURORS.
John Mclaughlin, Monroe
Cir tan Llto Rose
J. ". NC iuu, Union.
Peter E OK, Orange.
Fiuly rSppin. Rose.
Hickman Miller, Brown.
James McCoy, Loudon.
Daniel Rutan, "
WIN. McCIellen, East
ST.. Res Brown.
Jonathan McEdery, Union.
James Ramsey, Fox.
Thomas Har lesiy, Brown.
Samuel B. Pttsagcr Monroe.
RoJert McKGown, Union
pitt JURORS.
Robert George, East.
Columbus Adams, Fox.
Harvey Cogsil, Loudon.
Thus. Thomp on, Loudon.
Abel Wiggins, Lee.
David rhorley, Rose. - I.
John Scott, Perry.
Henry Daniel, Lee.
James jerome, Brown,
Jacob ChHTper, Centre.
Conrod States, Loudon,
Samuel Smile, Fox,
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

KEMPs Worm PAsTILLEs. The zorro
sive minerals tot often inuoduceI into yer.
nnfuses may kil III, chVd as we'll as the
worms. These PasliIrs which operate
with more certainty than mercury, ar'
COMPOSED exclusively of vegetable extracts,
aud canuot ijnre the system. On the
CONTRARY they aIe tome a. well as cathaIic.
aud have soothing effect upon the irria
ted membrane OF the bowels. Lastly the
are not nallseaIing, but decidedly desirabl.
as coatecuOnGry. BnstoI's Sar.aparila
another admirable vegetable remedy, la,
we observe, received a new impetus from
its marvellous cures. There WAS a time
en- the food Of inferior "Sarsaparillas
poured into the nIsrket, somewhat iwurr
tie reputation Of the article. but as hes.
for II mo,l part. have passed away, IT,
merits of the OrgiaaI Remedy are teiie'
appreciated than ever. 10
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nrrlor or,uE JUICE OF rRapArE !

CarrOlltuh, JScemoer q, IOSI'
UHF following accounts of Executors, Al
minisrrarnrs and Guardians have been file''
I in this office, and are set Tor heari z On
Aopd4v, the 18Th day OF January, A. D 1853,
At l o'clock P. u. Of said da', al will bt
continued from day to day until all ar, ispO'
ed Of The filing and pendeucy OF hR As
,ountants aud heirs interested will take noti,
viz:
Tir.. Account of William CLARK, Guardian
OF minor heirs Of Rezin Stone
man, deceased.
/" Henry Sni'h, Guardian OF mi
npt heirs Of Adam States. deed
Third 6 William Baxter. Admin stratoi
of Issac Willis, deceased.
Final Joseph Ranney, Administrator
of JAcob Muckley, deceased.
A. u. Stewart, Executor OF all
of James Cowien deceased.
Leonard Harsh, Administrator dt
b,uis non, Of Ezekiel Davis deed
Fir,t 4" Johu W. Cox, Administrator o
James Cox. deceased.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Dos. ID. STD PtOsatS Judss-
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ES- LAST night, al Tammany u Ill, NJ
john Van Buen .leclaed hiu,-lf in fsvo,
"t the LEGO upton. >che'ne ani ui Pre,l,'eal
Bdchansn'' method Of watching uiggrf.
tn Nrbrass,." u any boiy his Lilhefl,
doubted whether Bu.ll,uan will be healei
III tue peu'hug contest, this moven eht al
Prince John's : help HIM settles the ques.
tivn.-N. Y Ii,Lune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

no. A farnerin Jac,son county, Mich.
left some stalks Of sorghum uncut, uuti
they we're frozen hard. On boiling down
the juice from these he fund the syrup tC
he clearer and finer than any he had PIE
vious!y made, the juice apparently dlvest-
ed Of It's colnriug propensities, by the &C
ton Of the frost.
The juice which he boiled down TO syr
up. had the appearance Of new strained
honey, aud was fully as thick. He says;
'.it was clear as ami er and the flavor was
more like honey than anything | ever tas.
tel before"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

We have received the Little Pilgrim,
for January; published in Philadelphia,
Pa, aud edited by Grace Greenwood
Il is very nice little paper, devoted to
the interests of children, and should be
we'll patronized.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

For Sale Mr. p. Ansehuz offers his
property, on Main street. for sale. If you
wan' to buy pleasantly situated proper
ty, with conyenieucts that are.not gener-
ally found, pitch in. See bis advertise
ment.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07
rz- A Gentleman in Terre Hauts ts

EE- A Gentleman in Terre Hauts has
q map of Mexico drafted by Aaron Bur-
himself, in contemplation of / is expedition
against that county, when lie was arrest
ed for treason. Tie different points on
the Gulf. aud the location of the principle
places in the interior, are deIiuea;ed witt
a niuuteness and fidelity seldom net with
in ,rdyct;ous Of tLi. character.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
0. J. Cooper
vs.

James ShOcknessc's heirs
IN pursuance of an order OF the Probate Court
i Of Carroll eouaty, Ohio, will offer at pub
lic sale, on the premises, on
Saturday tile l6M day of JapuQry, 4. D.
1853.
between the hours Ol ten o'clock A. VI. and
three O clock P NJ, the flosiag described
real estate, with appurteances, situated in
Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio. viz: t',e
undivided one halt OF the north half Of ihe
Oth-"e.t quarter of section eignt (S), IN
o@nship sixteen (l6). Il range seven t7g be.
,inhing fII boundary, at the northwest Tner
I said sectioa: thence south, uiuefy-eight per.
,neA g. a stone; thence east, eighty perche.
= stoie; thence north thirty SIX perches to 4
zone; thence eighty perches to stone; thence
0th ~ the north iiue Of said section; thence
,est to the place Of beginning. containing
ights acres more or less. Term: One third
day Of sale, one third in one year, aud the
emainder in two y,rTs, With interest secured
mortgage ON the premi.es.
o. J. COOPER, Guardian
Of james W Snocknesse, and
Dee. IL, '57 .5w. Rebecea Jane Shockness.
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THE LIFETTME OF "A GOVERNOR. The
Governors Of Kansas are a shor lived race
real political ephemera. Gov. |. A
Il. Reed +, reached KansaS Oct 9th, 1854
-remoed JuIy 3lst, l855.-Term u
service ten months.
Gov. No. 9, Wilson s. Shannon, rssch.
ed Kansas Sept. lst, l35E--removed Aug,
Dist, 1856. Term Of service, thirteen
months. Shannon being the most infa-
nous Of all Territorial governors known to
history, retained Office longest Of any Of the
Executives.
Gov. No. 8, John w. Geary, reached
Kansas Sept. llLh, 1856, lsturued March,
1857. Term Of service, about seven
months.
Gov. No. 4, Robert ] Walker, reached
Kansas May Gin 1857, resigned Dec. 7Ih,
1857. Term OF service, little over seven
months.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

THE ULTIMATE END.-The Washing
ton Repubtic, in closing an article upon
the leud between the Douglas men Of The
a, th aud the Democracy Of the South, "
says:
The prospects does not seem to dsnrb
the Southern leaders. On the coltrsr,
they court il, aud We believe rcjoice over
it. Their real objects are to create an ex
clnsiyeIy Southern party,und to Dissolve the
UgiOn.
The feud between the leaders aud Judge
Douglas is mortal. Whatever may hap.
pen, ard wherever else he may go, his
connection with the SoutherH rabal is en-
ded.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that hsv, been
N duly appointed A ministrator OF the ea,
t,te of DIR. John +, Lindsey deceased. AL
persons knowing them'elves Indebted. must
: axe immediate payment, and all claims
sgsinst said estate must be presented within
one year. SAMUEL SMILEY,
Dec 81, '51 st. Administrator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

We understand that the supper at the
Patton House, ou the evening Of the list
inst. woss splendid affair. That is the
kind they get up there. We were sorry
that We did not have the pleasure Of at
Tending.
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Fits! Fits!! Pitslll
Dr.. Hancs's Vegetable Extract Epaeptic
Pills, for tie cure Of Fits, SpaSms,
Cramps and all Nervous and

Pills, for the cure Of Fits, SpGSa's,
Cramps and all Nervous and
Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NS labonng under this distressing
| malady will find DR.. Hance's Vegetable
Epilepiic Pills to be the only remedy ever dis
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills pOssess specific action on the
aervous system; aud. although they are pre-
pared especially for the purpo-e OF curing Fits,
they will he found an especial benefit for a |
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
ncrvOus system has been prostraied ar shstter.
ed from any cause whatever, In Chronic com.
plants, or diseases OF long standing, suDeiin.
duced by nervousness. they are eKcelenlly beu-
eHcial
Price s. per boz, or two boxes for s5.-
Persons out OF the city, enclosing remittance,
will have thepils sent them through the mail,
tree OF postage. For sale by Seth S. Hance,
No. l9S P'ltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd, to
whom orders from a parts Of The Union must
be addressed, post paid.
April so. ls57.-ly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

The LOSSES OF The CoTToN STATES.
Senator Darlington, Of South Carolina,
estimates the loss sustained by the South
from the depression of the market for Cot
ton. in consequence of the late commercial
crisis, At ruo,s than $40. 100000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

SEE the d,erl,ement headed ~ Gem
tlemsu' in auother pat Of our paper this
week. ConsumptWes aud all others af-
tficted with diseases of tue lungs should
give il Their attention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

LT- IMPORTANT lNFORMATloN to the MAsRIEp
ana those contemplating marriage sent TO al
who wish it, upol receipt Oi len cents In mon.
ey or stamps. Adde'S,
DR. 5. MARREfT SMYTHE,
Nov. 26-3m. New York City.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

~ Svery per-oi should read the advertise
nenI Of Grindle's Celebrated Magic compound
and Ancient Japane'e Lite Pills which appear
alternately in another column. They are the
most successful remedies eVe brought before
the world Try them aud be cured.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

We call the attention Of those inter s.
cd to the advertisement of the "Ohio State
and Union Law College. which has been
removed to Cleveland.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF The 'GE. 1T seldom occars, that
We notice, under any enc instances, patent
medcnes restortlvcS,nr any thing Of the
kind, Tor We have a prjl ice against most
of them. but can lor comPeIs us 10 invite
attention To the ertiaemcnt Of Prof.
Woods Hair ResturatiIe IN the last col.
umn At the butlom Of the thud page Of
this paper We are too juyeni eto require
anything Of the knd, but some instances
Of IFS use have come 10 knoN ledge which
almost assure us that it i, sover. ign rem
edy against the hair becoming premature
Iy gray. Ii il not "lIair Dye;" but
upol its applications as directed, the ef
Iect is produced on the skin, winch bring,
oui the original native coIored hair, without
stiff ess, aud gives it "a glnsey aud natural
appearance. We have seen persons VIII"
have ssed it, and they are much please!
with ii. Examine the advertisement,
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