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San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Proper L., l lot of six acres with dwell
ing house. situate in Brownville, about
mile east of murphys, together with the
improvements thereon, Is
Packer John A., ranch of l60 acres,
three acres of which is enclosed, situate
in French camp gulch, about two miles
southwest ofmurIhys camp. togetherwith
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

posite the Travellers Home-house
SO called, III
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Worthy Of Attention

An act on the outside Of our paper mum
bered 67. deserves 10 be read and remem
bsred. particularly, by guardians Of miuoI
children. Il differs from previous laws ID
several important particular:
I. Under the old statutes, . guardian
had, and was obliged TO have, charge O
both the person and property OF the ward
The new Law provides that the guardian
may have the care Of but one of these, o.
both, II 30 desired. Sos.
2. The guardian is compelled by the
new act to make oath or affidavit of the
Smount Of the wards property, on bis ap-
plication foF appointment; and in
weeks, he 10 to return under oath an in-
ventOry OfPrOperty, rents. DC.
;. The appointment of the guardian
nov continues until the ward is of age-if
female 10, II male 2l,-unless the ward
makes choice Of smother. If female at l2,
and il male ct II years Of age.
4. In case . guardian has the property
and care Of several wards under bis con-
Irol, be iS required to give o separate bond
or each. This is entirely different from
he old practice.
The fees, 10 consequence Of these chan.
Tee. will, Ne learn, be materially increased
md 90 tedious and difficult will it be to
'repare and take out the papers on FIRST
application, that an Attorney must almost
Invariably be employed. The act takes
feet on the ist, Of July next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
q Great Flood.

The rains within The lsst few days alouO
the Ohio and the rivers above PillsburO
have been perfectly dsluging. The Mon
Ongahela rose eighteen feet 10 AZ many
hours, aud the freshet destroyed much
property. Several barges aud coal boat,
we're wrecked, and lumber of various kind
was carried down in immense quantities
one dealer losing nearly million Of feet
The Gazette saya the loss Of lumber aloO,
I estimated at s5o.sOo. The AIlegheu,
did not riss 50 raaiAly. but At 10 O'Clock
90 Wednesday evening, wee twenty five
feet deep 10 the channel. and still rising al
the rate Of iuche. per hour. and the rair
continuing. The mOnOngahela had 251
feet snc rising.
AT Cincinnati, the rains were fully a,
heavy, and the damage done equally as
severe. The Whitevaier Canal !. abou.
'uiped. Considerable de.trqelion Of prop.
e'ty a!sO occurred 10 The City, and in Mill
Greek Valley; and some Of the railroad
bridges were entirely swept away. For =
dsy mails could neilhsr get to, aor lsAvs
81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Civil War In Kansas.

A special despatch from lawrence. MAY
Gath. to the Cincinnati Gazette. gives th.
following and probably correct version o.
The affair in Linn county, Kansas, Ol
which the tslsgraphic dispatches have
given contradictory accounts:
Five psacsabls Free State men we're
murdered In Linn county on the 18th. Of
May. By . party of twenty-five RufIians,
led By the notorious Bracket.
The murdered men we're John F Camp.
bell Of Pennsylvania; WIN. StiIlwsll Of
lowa;--COlpetzer OF Pennsylvania; MI.
chasl Robinson Of Iowa. and Patrick
Rosa.
Six Others we're shot and wounded.
Rev. Charles Reed. Baptist Missionary
nom Wisconsin, is among the wounded.
The couutry is aroused to > terrible
pitch Of excitement BY this outrage. Com.
panies of Free State men are gathering
here at Lawrence, and Il other places in
tie Territory, 70 avsnge Il; and there h
every prospect of . bloody border war.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Agricultural Meeting


The Beard Of managers Oi The Carroll 90.
Agricultural soeisiy, mss a. the cOur, Hous
ln CaFsOlhoa, o. hOn@ay The sIa dsy Of Nay
1858. Members prsssae Harvey OossiI, Pres
idsni, !. Ulmau, ses,y., and VIM. n. DssEis
Thos. Lee. James Beatty, samasl Williams
RObsrt Patterson and Lsmusl Hole, Nausgsrs
The Board then proceeded 70 discus the pro
prisg Of holding FAIr. the coming fll, and
on motion twas agssd that The society hold
FairsprOvided the citizens d CarrOll'On raise
e subscription Of ESQ. John oaskey and
Elisha AeGuire were appointed a committee
70 solicit subscriptions and report to the next
meeting Of the Board.
On motion 10 Was ordered that no money
be paid Out BY the Treasurer. unless It be or
dered By the Board Of Managers.
On motion Il was ordered that The commit.
tee Of solicitation be empowered TO confer
aith the Editors Of the papers Of the place.
and ascertain the lowest price they viii do the
printing for, for the society, such as printing
pamPhsltS. bills, &c.
On motion il was ordered that copy Of the
proceedings Of this meeting be handed to each
paper Of this place for publication.
On motion Board adjourned to meet on Sat-
urday the Isth day Of June next
I. ULAAN, Il. C0GSIL,
Sec'y. Prest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

Once for all We waus Il 10 be distinctly
undsntoOe thss the people Of KansasEI
scou The base bgibe offered in the EngIhl
bill. No mstter whHs = refusal may csst
no nsttsr how long We may be kept out
OF the Union. or bow oppressed ws may
be q Territory, we viii vote down the
mooslfOsity and spurn the bribs. AID 70
covert threats used BY CoOgress, in case
~s reject the land grant, We present The
suPerlstiEe contempt Of q fes people
The mejoFity against lbe oligarchic scheme
viii count BY thousands. We bare not
yet beard Of single man in this Territory
lwho dAFes either to sanction or spologise
for the iniquity concealed il the English
Bill. Against il we shall poll the united
votes Of all honest citizens 10 the Territory,
and in that vote will We illustrate anew the
integrity aud patriotism Of our people
LeaUeHworh Tines.
The people Of Kansas, without doubt,
spurn the EOglsh bnbe, Is much as they
detss.sd and spurned the naked Lecomp-
ton Constitution itself. But 10 their &C.
ton is not where the danger really lies
They will in all probability again be over.
run with MissOurisns; and lbouId they
even be able to oulnumbeF these invadsu
neither the people Of KsnsAs nor the cOun.
try have the slightest guarantee that fair
returns viii Be made, Of the vote polled.
On the contrary everything connected with
this election indicates a settled purposs on
the part Of the SOuth and the Admins
tratiOn to force Kansas into the Union |
Slave State. II this cannot be done
through the Englsb bribs, it will be done
through forged votes. Oxford With her
81 bona Jfds vOtsn, will again be made
cast 1900 In favor Of slsvery. Delaware
Crossing, where settlers are extremely few
and fer between, will again be made to
poll vote that will sstound the whole
country; and 50 on, will the game be play.
ed throughout The Territory until the free
State vote be overcome. We repeat, that
the people Of KsnMs have not even the
fate of the English swindle in their own
bands. If Missourians cannot intimidnte
and Ovsrawe the legal voters Of the Terri
Ioty, in the slectiODto be held, frauds with.
put parallel in our history will be resort
ID to- aud 20 furnish an opportunity for
hiding them as much as possible from the
public, the President has placed the count.
ing Of the returns iu the hands ofa board
'f officers, whose majority will bO in col
usion with the rogues
The best the free State men can do then.
to vote. keep up vigilant watch, ex-
bose rascality wherever they find ii. and
be people ofthe country will in due time I
elisVs them Of the oppression they bsve
md are suffering from the National Ad.
ninistration. ,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

HollO0ay's Ointmsnt and Pills The
household supplied with these two all .suf-
ticient curatives can dispense with medic-l
attendance. The eruplivs aud ulcerous
complaints common among chldren the
bruises, cuts, aud other external injuries to
which they are continually liable, and IN
fact all the complaints, &c. that affect the
skin, the muscles, OF any portion of the ex.
terDal organization, are uniformly removed
hy the Ointment, while the Pills produce
an equally saIutaFy effect in the deep seat
ed diseases which sap unseen the very foun.
dation of health and life. The two prep.
arations combiEed are equal to the relief
Of, nearly every disorder to which mankind
is subject in any climate and under any
hF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

HThe Mt. Vernon Democratic Ban.
SsT, is evidently anxious for the reBOmi.
nation Of Gen. Burns Of the Tuscaawa'
district, for CongTesu. II starts out with
the following modest assertion:
mo mao in the Ohio delegation, nor
any Other delegation in Congress, stands
higher at Washington than Gen. Burma -
The Banner must either be Joking, or
sadly behind the times in information; for
II we are not mistaken, no member Of
Congress for number Of years has work.
cd himself into such complete nothingnsss
within 20 short period Of time, rs has
this same Gen. Burns who the Bannsr 80
extravagantly praises. He has not only
lost The confidence and respect Of many
who supported bin two years ago, but be
has made himself an object Of contempt
the country over.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Nothing but Gold and Silver.

The tax payen Of Carroll county should
not be fOieetful Of the fsct that they have
now, or will in very short time. have a
fnlI-grown Sub-Tressury law 10 operation.
Our Democratic Legislature, last winter,
in its wiOdom decrsed, that after the 4th,
Of July nsEt, all moneys paid out Of the
county treasury, in sums not exceeding S5,
should be paid BY the treasurer 10 gold or
silver. Now, II tue county treasurer is not
allowed BY the law to pay out Bank bills,
when the sums do notleach e5, be Of course
cauOot be expected to receive from the
lax payers anything but gold or silver
when their taxes amount to sums no high.
er than this; or q least, in proportion to
the amount which be l. Obliged to pay out
What is sause for the goose is sauce for
the gaudeF. So It seems ct any rata,
thought the Democracy while sitting ct
Columbus lest winter It will therefore
behOoVs those who have taxes to pay, to
begin at once TO scramble and scratch for
coin with which to do it;or it may be ifde.
|ayed too long. that they will be obliged to
visit the office Of some banker OF broker.
md to pay premium on what gold and
'ilyer they ere called npcn to pay over
How will the people like tbis specimen Of
Democratic lsgislatlong
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

SPosGNG NEwsPAPERs.-Ifany OF OuI
subscribers are troubled with newspaper
sPOnges we would be glad If they would
mark the following for their benefit:
1t s small business and mean men,
generslly,e y,engage In t--that of subscribing
Tor foreign paper, and paying for il. whiIC
they expect TO sponge the reading Of thsil
local newspapers. through The indulgence
OF some accommodating subscriber. A
county and town acquire ss much prom.
inence through their journals, II not more,
than through any other agency. Hence, a
good citizen--oue who has the coinmou
welfare at heart. generally takes one OF
more newspapers Of bis own town and vi.
einity, and pays for them, as a duty. He
regards the support Of home papers a ne.
cessity. And seldom will you see q good
citizen .one who feels real interest 10 the
town aad county where be resides-pat
Tonizing foFeigr. until be feels fully com.
Petsut to take the second paper Nor do
you see citizen Of the proper spirit, de.
pend upon Others more Iibeml,snd in many
instances les competent TO pay for their
local reading. Show us a newspaper sponge
One who reads bis neighbours uewspa.
per. aud gets the printers labor without q
consideration. (and with one exception in
a thousand,l you will have your fingers
pointed at one notorious for meanness-
to whom q dollar looks as large as the
moon, and a three cent piece bigger than a
broad tread wagon wheel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02


fees 10 be illed.ihsTsfoIe they bsye 10 kssI
one man in Office iar many yeArA Ba
hse is the fee North WHARF The people a..
placed upon an equality, where education
q broaghs within ths reach Of every per
son, and where Il. and the consequent ad.
vantages sre snbrAeed BY 80 near all oI
our people. Ihey bscoms,thsFsfOfs to great
degree fllled with feelings Of ambition and
aspirations all wanting 10 Scme way or 9th
eF TO distinguish themselves BY rendering
some eminent services to their country.--
This sort Offesling controlling 30 many Of
our people, and where so many Of tham
possess qualifications for higb place; would
il not seem bad policy to confer all the
honon and profits Of Office upon g few
And would it not appear to be calculated
10 It's nature to erease strife and division
in parties TO pursue such course. To me
there seems to be no mOdA 80 well ealcu.
lated TO make any party strong, united and
therefore uncOnquerable, Is rotation in Of.
ice. ASrr LKcoNProS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

An inveterate stsInmerer one day, upon
= journey, stopped to dine at hotel. On
attempting to telp himself to pepper at
linneI, he found, after violent shaking, that
no pepper was to be had. He turned
round, and teckouiug 10 the waiter, com.
menced:-
Wa wa'wa'vaiterl this pep pep pep-p-
p.p'Pepper box is som som som something
ike me- .
why SO, sir?' said the waiter.
'Po-po po-p.p-poor deliveryr
That pepper box was soon filled.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

HoS RALPH LEETE.-This gentleman
who represented the Portsmouth District
ID the lass Legislature, and who has always
heretofore been an uudinching Democrats
has written = very able address to bis con.
stitusnts, in which be charges thst the
members Of Congres from Ohio who vo.
ted for the English swindle. shave stulti-
fed themselves and their constituents H.
He exclaims:
OIL for tongue to curse the slave,
Whose treason, like the deadly blight,
Comes Ger the councils Of che brave,
70 blast them 10 lheir hour Of might.
The organ Of The Democratic party in
that county, the Times. reviews Mr Leete's
address, and in the main agrees with its
positions. Both are terribly severe on the
National Administration; aud the Times
says. "the LecomptOn business is bad
enough, but the English substitute is worse
still" Il says, @we have tried to be can.
did anti impartial, We have rea the very
abIsst defence Of Lecompton. but somehow,
they fail in making out even coarse coun.
terfeit OF good democracy"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

LATE DISCOVERIES in PArHoL ooY show
that very many Of the diseases which aiFiict
mankind arise from impurity of the blood.
This has long been suspeclad but is only
lately known. in cOnsun.plion, tubercles
are found to be a sedimentary deposite
from the blood. Dropsy, Goui, Cancer,
Ulcers and Eruptious, all arise in disorder.
ed drposiies from the blood. Bilious dis.
eases and feyers are caused solely BY its
defanged unhealthy state. and even the
decline of life follows want Of vitality in
the blood. In view Of thess f.cts Dr..
Aver designed his OAthartic Pill especially
to purify aad invigorate the blood. and
hence We believe to arise It's unparalleled
success in controlling and curing disease.
Medical Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
GLAD NEMsl

FULL OF HoPR TO THE AFFLICTED AMI
SUFFERING.
MANY Of the thousand portals of DEATH
may BE- closed, and life made happier and
more comfortable To thousands " no are now
in danger. Doubtless this world contains
many balm to sOoth its physical woe.
and cure its diseases. Among those in
prominent rank, stands Bowmau's vegeta.
be Compound, safe and speedy cure for
Consumption.
For sale by BAxrER & SrERLIxG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
MURRAY d. LAsMAs's FLoRrpA WATE

NURRAY d LANMAS's FLORIDA WARES
: II is strange thing that this fine per-
fume, manufactured in New York for TWEEN
ty yesrS, for the South American and West
Indian Market,an esteemed by the entire
population of Spanish America, above all
other fragrant waters, should not onI, re-.
Gently have been introduced 10 this coun.
try. The eagerness with which our fsir
conntry-womeD lave adopted, it proves
that the Spanish ladies who prefer it to
Eau de Cologne only place just estimate
upon the purity and deIicacy Of the article
As a securely against fraud, it is advisable
to ask for Murray & Lanman's Florids
Water and SEQ that il is 20 designated on
the wrapper aud label.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

APPREHESDED SicxLY SUMxER.-
Great appFebensious are felt in the South
ern States that the coming summer will be
8 very sickly one. and that the dreadful
scourge Of yellow fever. from Which the
South was 50 unusually exempt last season
will return this season with greater violence
than ever. This fear is based upon the
fact that the long confined fresbets, at tbis
particular time, are likely to breed febrile
diseases Nearly one.fourh Of the land
on tue Mississippi, from vicksburg down
to the mouth Of that river. has been over
flowed for many weeks, and all the swsmps,
bayous and lagoons at the South are gorg
ed with stsgnant water. In the interiors
OF Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, the
fresbets have been unprecedented.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
{ eEylofAE blREcToar
UNITED sTATFs oFFIcERs-

fA 49, H#mN#sA
rrsadeut, ,--dAmss BueIAnan. hg
zee Ffssident.---John O. Hrsckenfidgo
see OF S,ats--Lewis Casz E5atFl4
sec. Of TressuU-HOweIl Cobb.
see Of lnIerior--JacOb ThompsOp
Gee. OF Aavy--Isaac Toueg. gTFf
sec Of War--John B. FLOYD.
= ~. Ssneral- Aaron V. brown
Attorney 0en.--Jer 8. BlseE'
Com. Of Pehsiops--Geo. @. Wh;t;sa.
Com. of Pate0ts--T. Hon SFsb
y. s. senaiors-5. F. Wade, e.orss
Z. Pugh. ~S
STATE oFFIoERs.
dovernor-Salmon p. Chase,
Lieut. Cov.-Martin wsiLer.
Sec. Of SlaIe-A. P, Russell.
Treas, OF Siale---A. P. Stone.
Aud Of Siate-Fraacis N, Wright.
Attorney GeneraI-C. P, WAleott,
b. OF Public Works John Waddle, A:
q ConoSer, A. L. Raekus. ~
judges, Supreme Court--Th6nias Bart.
Iey' JOSIAH scott, taeoh BFinkerhoff, j.
X. Swan, Milton sutliiE.
Com. Public Schools--AnSon Smvtbe
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court Lyman W, Pot,
teI, B. F. Hoffman. Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas CouFt--President Judoe-
Lyman w. Potter.
Memtsr Of COngreas--JOhn A. sipT>
ham.
SenstOr--Thomas W. Chapman,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative B. Roach
Probate JUdge--Jobn H. Tripp.
Clerk Of Court-John O. Baxter,
Auditor John |. Blackburn,
Treasurer--John Moody.
She:if-Edwin FerreIl,
Recorder--Isaac Ulmanr
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Champer
Commissioner-Thos. Wier, ], Stray.
er, ]. Gregg.
tIn,flrmary Direetou-Wm. Neviu, D..
RheeIn, J. Fawcelt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Ito Be Contiannl.)

= DASoERous CoUSFRRFRrr. The
editor Of the Iatsliicencer. has been shows
by NJ. Hubbard. of the Bank of Wheol.
ing nss counterfeit ten dollar bill on The
State Bsnk Of OHIO, Harrison Branch, Cad.
iz. The nots Is an exact copy Of the gun.
uine. signatures and oil. and can onIy be
detected BY its general roughness. The
letter III" IN sctipt, j. engraved upon ei.
ther end. The public shOGld look ou, for
It as It is we'll calculated to deceive,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
For Congress. 2lSt District.
GEN. Z. r. LCKI.EY. Of Carroll.
HHon Lewis D Campbell. RepubIi

HHCn Lewis D Campbell, RepubIi
can Representative in Congress from th,
Sd, Congressional district 10 this State, wa
on the 2Sth, deprived Of bis seat in lAaI
body, and Immediately after = Mr Val.
landigham was sworn 10. The people Oi
Mr. CampbelPs district will be greatly in
censsd at this and will doubtless rselscl
him 10 October next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

~Sheep- shssring is at hand, but not
50 the wool buyers. 10 the present con.
dition of The monetary affairs Of the eoun-
try, and the depression Of manufactures it
is not likely wool growers will realize the
prices of former years. Such. at least,
are The present indications. .--Akron Bea.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Nervous and Rheumatic Affections
HOLLAND BlrTsR

"We have used this medicine ourselves
sud % In many cases with the greatest success
The most celebrated Of our German Phy.
sielsus are recommending Il. During This
changeabla wsathor. while most peraon.
are troubled with nervous and rhsums,;,.
afectioos,it will be found q valuable rsme.
dy."- Stats Zeisunq.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

PuBLrc Demonstration John
Bingham, has again placed US under obi.
cations, By furnishing Us with the Message
Of the President aud accompanying dOcu.
mepts. as
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

TES YEARS OLD.-Emigrstion to Gal.
ifornia commenced in naY. l84s. AT
that time it contained hardly IL. 900 in.
habitants. There are now 600, 600, show.
Ing that in ten years il has increased forty
foIdl This is an unparalleled goth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
Plain Truth.

The WesIchester (Pa. Republican, th,
Oldest Democratic organ In The district
represented In Congress by Mr.. Hickman
says:
The Kansas policy of the Administration
hsa put sword In the band Of Repubii,
cans thst will stab us to The heart. A
slngle falss step has placed us utterly Il
The metey Of 80 opposition fiom whom
We heve no right to ask for quarter We
wash our hands Of eli participation In this
unfortunate or guilty act. The AimIuis.
srat'on has renewed tbe slavery agitation.
and Il must take the responsibility. The
pledges Of the party i Cincinnati are
broken. Those who tAvOs the LecomutOn
bsnd hase yiOlslsd our nat solemn faith.
and ! ! their duty to wipe away the stain
eeAhRpor shich they have affixed to the
N fshss Of our political heusehold.--
UW pFetsst against The wrong i 9 matter
record, and We shalI sonllnas 70 snun,
a4ss It M lhs wrong il rightsd, and The
shOcFasy placed 10 ih original position
g pasity aad truth. We sre cot : party
Of gamblers. but Of bOSssG sud vpheb. cii.
issHs' Who cannot be sOId out for prics.by
my man OF 81 Of men.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

~Thels are plsaty Of young gentle.
I@s Hsll = plenty Sf old ones. whose
es~rds aFA turning cray, which gives th.
former great deal of nneaaiuess, and ex,
poses the ags OFlks' laGtsr. To avoid thes.
little PsFFkEities We Sdyias snch Of ouI
Teadsr 70 uas Prof. Woods Hair Rss.ora.
tive. which Sjll 10 the cOuvse Of : few
Nseka change the bair 10 It, natural color.
1t does not dye the hair Ike th. most oI
The hair TestoFztives. bot produces . grsdtl.
81 change Of color from .he roots of lhs
hair to the 6ual end. aud gives Il > iins
and glossy appearance. We have seen
macy psrtons who have used It successful.
y, and pronounced il the only invention
vhich has cone 10 their idea of .scure
Tor graz haads." We commenced using
IL about txo mcaths siaes, and il we are 3
sHy judge oF go sad beauty, il has made
as Il lezst ten years younger, Ia fact wa
gs beginuing TO look quite young, and
feel very much HE getting young wife
The change i miraculous, and L would be
= difficult 70 find gray hair now as h
sould Be to6ed an idea 10 the head Of the
Duke Of Buckingham. We know Aese,al
Old maids and some young widows, whose
locke are just beginning 10 assume . silver
haes ana who hare been talking seriously
sbOat lssorEing TO this remedy, and we ad.
siss them not 10 delay any longer. Il ney
sr GdlA-l6a Loiis Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

- Henry William Herbsst The graz,
novelist committed snieids = bic residence
. Ns~ York eils ss~ days siues. :
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

General rwiggs Is restored to the COM
Inand Of The Department Of Texas.