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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

HoRoWay's 0mtmem and Pais, -Exter-
nal diseases Of d conspicuous and tortu'
ring character prevail to mournful extent
in this cOuutTy. Every physician, every
friend of the victim, has some noslrum
to recommend, but general experience in
dicates tLat the only preparation which
arrests outward inflammation and the pro.
gress of corruption in the flesh and integ-
ument with absolute certainty, is Hollow
AVS. Ointment. The cases in which It has
been successfully applied in this country
alone amount to hundreds Of thousands
Can any e'name an instance in which il
has failed? No such failure has ever been
reported. The Pills produce an effect or
the stomach ard bowels which is extreme
lily favorable in superficial disorders.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
aEA monument is to be erected t

RTA monument is to be erected to
the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth. Il
will cost from Ss0O,O00 TO S400;000,-
1t will be built of granite, 1853 feet high.
80 feet at the base, with sitting figures
from 8s to 10 feet high. 1t is to be CON-
pletedin 12 years from August, 1867
Thirty.si Thousand dollars have been
subscribed, principally in Massachusetts,
$4,000 of which has been paidi $4,000
of the above'sum was subscribed by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts,, and the sub,
scriptious run from 81 to $1,000
The society," for building the monu-
ment have purchased all the estates imme.
diately around the veritable rock, and
have also purchased q site for the monu.
meut, embracing ten acres of land, com.
manding fine view of the harbor AID
the locality Of the rock.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
A Forgery.

In the last Democrat, We notice letter
copisd from the Statesman prrportiug to
have been written by Hon John Sherman
Of tho Mansdeld District. The letter itself
was such silly, pointless thing, that we
at once set /: down rs a cheat and swim
Gle. The Democrat, however. not only
copied the letter, but it went further, and
also copied the comments ofthe Statesman
in which he is charged "libeller" "euga-
ged in dirty trick" &c. Since the pub
lication of this, it has Teen ascertained
that the whole thing is forgery, and that
the editors of the Statesman were most
egregiously imposed upon by the person
sending the letter. Since this is proven
to be SO beyond the shadow of a doubt
and inasmuch as the editors of the Demo
crat gave the letter together with the
Statesman's comments to their readers ai
truth, it would be doing the latter, as vel
= Mr. Sherman nothing but justice to pub
lish tho following letter from Mr. Sherman
which flady contradicts the whole thing;
MANSFIELD. 0. July %. 1853.
To tie Editor Of Me Journal:
srn:The Statesman Of the 20tG published
4 letter putporting to be signed by me
which is a forgery promptly wrote tc
1.-The Statesman that the letter was forge,
Iry and its author a seoundrelI and ddemand
ed as an act of justice that my note SHOULD
be published with tie name, Of the mar
who uttered the forgery. This has ntI
lheen done, but the editor OF the States
man writes me, 81 Icsunot publish his nam
] without Rpprising him of your denan
. and awaiting a reasonable time for his al
swer." ~
An editor may be the victim Of foyger
or fraud without fault. but | submit tina
be ought promptly to expose it,atd not q
!. low me to rest a moment under ehspge
, writing s, discreditable letter, ,aHd OF
/ which have and do now denounee as
/. base fctgGy.
D Very truly yours
JOHN SHERMAl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
The Log Cabin.

The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
burning Of the Gen. Harrison place at
North Bend was the work Of an inceniary
and one Of the servant girls is suspected I,
So furious was the conhagration that the
family of.Col. Taylor escaped narrowly
with their lives, and only in their nigl t
clothes and barefoot. What pads it the
more distressing was the fact that the grass
was filed with the clippings Of the Osage
Orange. The Gaz. lite adds:
Almost everything was lost. A little clo'
thing, furniture and few paintings were
saved' but everything else was consumed.
There were many relics of General Harri-
son, such as the banners presented to him
by the ladies of Indianapolis and Cincln-
natl, various military decorations, &c,
which have thus perisbed. And the pub
lie has sustained great loss in the de-
struction of mass Of valuable correspond
ence and papers reaching from Gen. Har-
rison's first entry into public life I'LL the
untimely close fhis career. These papers
were stored in one ofthe garrets. aud only
basket full or two were sared.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

POLITICAL MARTYRs.-In the last Dem.
Ocrat, We see that a couple Of brave fellows
have volunteered their services to the Dem
ocrats of the county, for Recorder. This
at least will give kind of zest to the con-
test. But they will pardon us for suggest
ing that inasmuch as the weather is quite
warm, and the experiment an extremely
doubtful one, that they bad better not in
vest a great deal of money ip the enter.
prise. 1t will hardly pay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
New York. Inlp 81.

The rise of about 3-s Of a cent per ID.
on sugar, this week, is predicated on the
reduced stock row in all parts Of tho eoun
Try, ard the ascertained deficiency 10 the
Cuban crop.
The Moroyian Church and some fifteen
or twenty other buildings at Lebanon, Pa,
were burned on Thusday morning.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
One Of the Resolutions.

The Democratic Convention which as
sembled at Columbus last week adopted
tho following resolution;
Resolved, That tue Legislative enact
ments of the last Democratic General AS
sembly of Ohio were ominently wise and
iudcious and calculated to promote the
best interests Of the State aud the people
Then we presume as matter of course
that the Convention endorsed the follow
ing items of expenditures which "the last
Democratic General Assembly" saddled
upon the people of Ohio, and which they
must soot by increased taxation. Here are
the items:
/ |. An adjourned session at an exc
penso Of slOOO0I
2. The restOrat ion Of the Library
Tax. 100000
I3. 7new Common Pleas Judges at
81 OOO each l4,OOC
4. An increase of $500 in salary of
some 80 common pleas Judges l5,00t
.jadScs O,OO(
Max ing the snug little sum total OF $685. ,OO(
Ifthe Democratic wire workers endorsed
these items, it by no means follows thai
the tax payers intend doing it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
For the Free Press.
Declination.
{ Union TIP, Carroll Co.. Ohio.
August 2, 1858.

Union TIP, Carroll Co.. Ohio.
August 2, 1853.
MKssRs. WEYAND & BAxTER.-Some
one Of my numerous friends, having my
interest in view, very politely announced
my name in your paper, for the Office Of
County Recorder; the recent develop
ments are such, that whilst there are tEir.
teen other men, ''goOd and true" who are
not only willing, but anxious To- serve the
county in that capacity, it would be un-
wise 10 longer remain o candidate for so
important an Office. I therefore decline
standing poll for the nomination; and
shall not again be a candidate, unless, for
Congress, or one Of the minor Offices
With the express understanding that the
Republican ticket shall receive Inv cordial
support, | remain yOurs,
Respectfully.
WILLIAM GANTZ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
~ Our billincsgato neighbor Of /


~ Our billingsgato neighbor of the
Gazette accuses US of quackery, because
we publish DR.. Ayers advertisements
Now this same editor knows the Pharma-
copeia itself is not more free from the sus-
piccions Of quackery than his medicines
He knows they are endorsed by tho med
ical Journals Of this country, aie used and
prescribed by our best physicians, and have
The commendation Of professors and emi.
nent mep Of character too exhalted for his
comprehension, and he knows too, that
they have done and are doing in this com
munity an amount of good which the ut.
most stretch Of bis ability can never hope
to equal.-[Bsrks Go. Press, Reading Pa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

THE WAsnNeroN UNION ON Mn, DoU-
GLAs.-The Union, which, on the 25th
Of July, advised the election of the Doug.
las State ticket, took the back track twc
days afterwards, denoaucing Judge Doug
las in the following style:
"If he be 10 the party, it is impossible
to say who is not in it, or who is not opt
II he be entitled TO the confidence anf
countenance of the party, then it is diff
cult to say what man in the Union is not.
The President. it would seem, has no
yet yielded any of his personal animosit'
against the Illinois SenatOr.-- Wash. Re
public.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
REsome editor thus expaciates on The

ne Some editor thus expaciates on the
absurdity of trying to carry on newspaper
without the "materidl," making papers
for subscribers who don't appreciate them
i. Q. don't pay for them:
"WagOns cannot lGp without wheels
boats without steam, bullfrogs jump with
out legs, or newspapers be carried on ev-
Iastingly without money, 10 more than a
dog can wag Listail when he amt got
none. Our subscribers are all good, but
what good does mans goodness dc
whep it don't do any good. We have nc
doubt every one thinks that all have paid
except him, and as We are clever fellow
and bis is a little matter, it will make ne
difference"
That's it exactly. Some mep neve
think that the printer has anything to pay
for, and consequently they appear to forge
him entirely--although they hardly eve
forget to road the news when they get it
1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

PRAYER FOR PARpoN.-A petition was
forwarded recently to the Hon. 7. II.
Hicks. Governor Of Maryland, signed by
ia Ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Blsck River Conference, asking
for the pardon md release of the Rev.
Sam. Green, coiored local preacher. who
Is now lying in the Penitentiary of that
Slate, under sehteuee of ten years. impris'
onInent, frr having in his possession I
ery Of Unele TOMS Cabin.--Er. ;,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

EF Co. Forney, of the Philadelphia
Press keeps up the Lecompton fire in
good earnest. His anti Lecomptcnism Is
not of that sickly kind that processes hos.
tility to the measure, and yet supports The
men aud the party that forced it upon the
country. Here is a late specimen:
"Lecomptonism is not vhtue, but n
lie--lt is not principle, but heresy-
it is not even decent expedient, but an
incarnate and manifest corruption"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

We had a fine rain on Monday night
last, which, with the light shower on Sun
day evening, has made everything green
look up, (,gs feel much revived.) Old
mother Earth was vcry dry, and drank
the refreshing draught with such relish
that even her children (Corn, 'kowcum.
bers,' etc. rejoiced with her. We had
had no rain for three weeks,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

Eg-A good.looking friend Of ours, who
is 81 this side OF forty, though somewhat
I.oayy headed, while absent from the city
stR days. used Prof. Woods flair Re-
storstive. and on bis return called to see
his lady love, but was amused 10 find she
lid not recognize him, but was eventually
cllsgr,ned TO find he wss supplanling his
former self ia the affections of the lady
which caused him TO make himself known
but the lady still says that she likes the
counterfeit better than the original, and in
sisis that he continues Ut necessary to us'
lie Hair Restorative. To be had Of tht
.!rugeists.--[St. Louis Morning Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

EEIn reference to the time TO adver-
tise the United States Journal has The fol-
lowing:
1t is the experience of the Oldest and
best informed merchants, with whom we
have conversed, that the Fall trade should
be advertised throughout the entire Sum
mer, as we'll as in the Fall; and the
Spring trade throughout the Winter, as
we'll as during the Spring.
There is much philosophy in this, as
we'll as practical good sense. Outside bu-
siness, especially, to succeed we'll, should
invariably be advertised months in adj
vance of the time Of the sale. in order
that dealers may be early and extensively
apprisel where to'apply, for such article;
as they nay wish to purchase.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

The papers say that Mra Cunningham
and John j. Eekel. Of Burdell nOtOriety,
have been united in the bonds Of matri-
mOuy, and are living together in N. York
CITY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
APPETITE AND STRENGTH RE-
STORED.

WILLIAM YouNo, ofSouth Pittsburgh,
says:
"After having suffered severely for sew
eral days with most distressing attack of
Dianhea, l purchased a bottle of Rer-
have's Holland Bittsrs. 1t gradually Chck.
ed the disease, and restored my bowels to
perfect order. Before / had finished the
bottle, found my appetite snd strength
returning. believe it worthy of the
character you give it, and shall recommend
II as sucb."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

ETWe learn from the Holmes Co.
Republican that efforts are being made in
that Congressional District to Defeat the
denomination Of Gen. Burns for Congress
L Gen. Burns had not gone down low
enough and become dirty enough, to salts
fy the Lecompton Democracy Of that Dis
trict, he ought to be instructed how he
could get lower or become dirtieE--
Wooster Republican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

The Richmond (Ky.) Messenger men
tions freak of nature which is without u
parallel in the animal kingdom. II is a
colt with bat one eye. 1t was foa!ed on
the farm of Mr.. Elisha Roberts. in Mali--
sof county. The eye is considerably lar
ger than the usual size aud in The middle
Of the forehead. :
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

Tue DECLARATION ExPLAINED.-Ste-
phen A. Douglas. iu bis speech delivered
at Springfield, ILL.,, on the l7th July, said:
'The Declaration Of Independence meant
the white people,
It Is thought that this lucid exposition
by the distinguished jurist and legislator,
will do much to restore the confidence Of
the South in this difficult instrument -
Ciu. Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

An itemizsr for the Buckeye STATE IN.
derstlnls that a candidate for prominent
county Office, IN COlambiana. has been
through a potion Of Carroll and made
quite a number Of votes 10 il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

eyThs Grand Rapids Eagle says
verbal application has been made to the
Mayor Of that city fotalicense for a first
class house Of i'll fame, and 81 900 offered
for the same.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

Michigan is the FIRST to inaugurste an
a agricultural College. As yet il has onl!,
recommendations for oke hundred students.
Al lhe commencement Of the present term
there we're but 28 vacaucs, while 81 ~
I,Iisant. appea.ed and were examined
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04

Tho number Of emigrants arrived at N.
York for the week ending June 2lst was
2 2,307, making total of 40,56l since The
iirst Of the year. The arrivals for the col
,e.ponding period in 1857 numbered
l07. .237.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
GofoL & AliseelIanu,

w Coal, -four, meat, potatoes, and
grain of all kinds taken on subscription
at this office-money never refused.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
RATES of ADVERTISING and
JOB WORK:
As AGREED UPON ny THE NEwsPAPERs OF
CkRRoLL CoUxTY..

One Square, or less, , insertions, 81 90
Each additional insertion, IS
! So. , mo, 81, so. 6 mo, $500. u mo, $500
3 $50. [" ESQ. 500
Z" 500. 100. 900
Column 800. 7,5O. 1000
/ d" +" 500. +" 1900. 1890
l 4" "ll,O0. 1900. $500
~ Twelve lines Of Brewer win be eonsid-
cred Square.
GO Business cards not texceeding ONE SQUARE
with The paper, win be charged t6 per year.
CSrAdvertisers must be particular 20 mark
the number Of insertions on she face Of their
advertisements, or theY viii be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
SE Advertisements should be handed in
BY MONDAY MORNING, TO insure insertion that
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-04
JOE WORK.

q u a " II 8.
$3.50 per Qr. (paper found) up to 10 quires.
Over 10 quires, 81 per quire.
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
IN all cases.
G. w. BARLOW,
Publisher Of Democrat.
WEYAND &c BAXTER,
Publishers Of Free Press
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
Nv Remedies and Quick Cur~.
A CIRE WARP ANIEn
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract as
COpaiba and Sarsa uariIfa

De advantages NOT enjoyed by any otb.r Inra
-ein~ s,r tne cure "f sexual Diseases, which nus
with enightened public render II as.t reily s,sh
l"PaAAF ana d-sieFzium long sought for IN Tie me
cai "orh aeeds no con ancment or change a d5ea
IN Is approved form that % raste = entirely tast
less, and causes 40 unpleasant sensation 10 a. ,tr,
~ has acquired fe utsast ffn- almost every uart
oI bifoir; has been examined, approves a. and
sanctioned by the faculty u medlcn ne and rrcou5~p
ded by The most enlineni q the profession Prefrsa
by J W niOtN, Chemist, Lnnden and foy sal.
wholesale and retail, by JoaiS A TAkkAxr A Co Aec,,.
for the tniied staies 26 Creenseh street Nes Yoys
As the above valuable preparatlon has been exteu
MNety cesnterteited BY unpfincipled fartits h tne
Nniisa rtAs TIE pfosT1etor has Aliottaa as tr~cau
u"n saslst -ssltis consumers Ihl ~ ~llhch
vac follow inE IS las smile, aud which Hll be fsaa
burnt n upon the bottom ~ each 5ot u the a~ns{.,
htsnded fer sale IN The Inst@d ~sAt- rsras.s p,ss5
pr0slHess. Aest lneles aaa so.aA Arnerira - !
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
CARPETS ANO OIL CLorHs

We hope aur delinquent friends who are in arrear,
previous TO st OF january, 1855, viii he offended
when they ind their accounts in the hands Of I'M os
cer for we feel that have been very indulgept
cannot nor wlno wait longer
may2l-tf r c Mc[aTpy 4 Cn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

JACKSON, Tenn, August - ls57
Inc above case was perfectly cured by l3 bottles f
e LIthontrptie, and was one Of the worst cases Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
Meoifal.
r. II. r..

HEALTH VIII, IN all cases, follow lbe use Of Rad
II ways X X. Remedies. There are none so SEA
or aiseasei So weak, ieehie crippled with pain o
Lag hesolvent, or Regulators the nature Of the dis
ease CT sickness may require will quickly ana rapid
iy cure ..l' - -f'~
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Reltrf
hAd~ay Rebosailng Hesoivent, Railway g Regulators
hAeh =" THESE renediek possesses special curative pow
efs over certain Diseases. Yet there are other sses
esl wherein their combined medicinal properties are
reqursd and when thus used II there s sufficient e
ana strength within the dSease dying body % sus
70 heaith -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS NJ
uhcmist and PhArmaceutist;
For No. South seventh street, Phisdeinh,.
--.- $3.50 sug2l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
PisICE faRrN GENTS,

We hefcby esEtity that ~e have submitted The
eraeieAoafg Fewer aRa Ague itelne1y 10 = elose In
steaa" ~As selsosate AaAy sac, aAvr test
~ Sufattu 9usisilss scTefzl CASES u ltefast.t
fsfsf We taAe sfv4t pleasure ia ls that a aas
psosed soat. ietsly ssessGai s4a taAl u : = s..st
skaiilisly compounded remedy Ia mast exert = ,,,
bssileai sInashes all sxsas lls to,,, ,,F.,s,
srtiss are is, izae4iAis ha s szietsrY AID II =
fteAy .ssSs sals ts uoaasssce our ae. tiFea al a..
Aissliea4 y @cet5 alsd ssa gzo i.uhise
sAAL A AAsAr, n ID, Nes fdFk; CaAs " Rs
siiaAAs, NJ IA, a.sxe-sni a Il. a. rIsaf2GroN hi
ililiasis, sHse ) JsssAsls, M 10 Assssars. ". a.
ATfTstasuz, d. b., \. ii Jxs. e. AoTs 81 ~ .aIl.ns.
Jso y tsziSs>sios. II ~, eallfofaiA. ws o. Asa
To-, n H., i1esisl4la. a. AAGaEAzIE
sspss-si-- AssAyals, Team.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

100 nAGs BALTIMORE eDFTEE. ss.r sals ch.sp ~
DiilloA co, ls cogIzgr 81
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale ch.au os
W idtinN = ca, Is Csslsege "a
100 RAGS BALTIMORE coEfEk Tor sale cheap bx
#HnkA e1 pii1xts = a. - catar So Is i !
100 gags BALTIMORE COfFIE. az sale el.a.n NJ
uIllON Gu, Is suiiege al
100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale rAeap hx
anmf e slGiLoN = 10 10 foiless ST.
100 RAGS BALTINoRE cuFfEE, fos sale eheap sx
DILLON TO-, IS Call-se a.
aoo BATS BAItiNokE Cuf1TE. for sale cheap b
sitisDS sU., IS cairge i.
lou hAfss hAlIIAukE cokFkf fog sac eheas b.
s-d 9ll4AsEs ~oos Il Coless ). q
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

JACKSON, Tenn, August -, 1857.
me ABOVE case was perfectly cured by Is bottles OF
e LilhontIpuc, and was one Of the worst cases OF
"raFei uiat has ever been IN this country
Let every female who expects to Lecome a n'aIh.,
read the Following and profit thereby;-
,, loRKvIILE, October 1858
ness u publish under my certificate the follusU -,
t tnat ue suffering community may be benctited
nave given birth to nine children and tnv no -.
miracu"usiy saved Gas consider) by yo,Ir -,
cannot IN justice 10 you and The public withhold nv
testimony 10 its many virtues ny
used your Lithohtriptic in small nortio,s ,or, -.
once day, Tor i've months, which dispeed ,tireI,
uie Haiuleht sickness OF the stomach aud heA hmm
Nhch had annoyed me, 70 an alarming eztsnt
IN all my former pregnancies. When / vras 90,
lined took about two wine glasses r,II =, ~ -
same medicine, which gave me an easar ,isI,'
cry by great deal than | ever had before NJ !.
Is All nave seen II tried IN case ana heard fron
rcslectabl" source ia another case that your i,bo
uiptic was tried IN. and the Midwife Wi n Others ~ :,
httehlafcc were thoroughly cnnv need thai The ai,
uie , H,ehNery was very much lessened By It's use
N"uu say I" al nay sex that expect TO be nlothers ne
To be without your Invaluable medicine drr,n,, -
haney and Particularly the time of con dlene.b,
mas marked tendency relax the 81 stem cons.
quelty the pam Of labor much diminished. nd o.,
ther my Physicians and Midwife boh s,iJ IL " h.
dropsy OF the Womb and now eltnv beter besIt
lhah nave done IN ten years and / believe ths Dc
ease Is entirely removed. I'D $50 N'0
sir, do this that the suficrinss ~ yor, 49,, -,
sex may De aiieNlated II they only oyercna thai,
Prendiees SO mach as to try the Ithontrptic Hany
Nishes 'e KNOW my opinions further unou this
sue9eSt' they can address me- at lorkvhle Tenn -
.. .. ... ELIJAH SNOW,
,- CYNTHIA L. SNOW
was present and heard Mr.. Snow ackno,sIedg, IN.
i's Contained in tue above ceruncate have I,-.,,
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs snow f,r mauv yc.rs
anu have reason 10 believe the truth of thcir seriia
PREeARFD ovJy ,,,IRev Rev }. W. NFEDHAM
mao, ,-,.... w. GRAY,
- " i"N~onu NdshUtils. Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

w 4 ts ssniersss t, FvseS-Es ,ssDreEs ami s,lls.
w II cs,tss1, have 4reed aIss lie IoIls,sTl,,r -
Charges, Ntz. ss
kecessnsg asa weighing, IS ceats per fsai-
f1essftas, weighing alsd Storage tor tau snonth.
less % Ceuls tief hale.
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