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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison In the
blood, and stimulates the livefto expel It from the
body. As It should, so il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And II does more,
or rather does what is Of more service TO those sub
iect to this infection. II taken In season It expels
Il nom the system IS Il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system In health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently It not only cures but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness.
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
C0lic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more OF
less the intermittent type. This "AouB CURR"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and c1es
the disease.
This it aeeOmplishes by stimulating the excse-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term 1ccRmGtati0n. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life Is not long enough, or s
sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AoUR CUnH
docs II at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well as saier
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and It has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
It Is cheap as well 80 good.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

LYoEPH.-The Secretary Of the Car
rOlltOn Lyceum has handed us tho pro.
ceediOgs of the meeting Of that institution
on last Friday evening. which be will
please excuse US for cOndensng in order to
take up as little room as possible, BY say.
ing that the society was recognized for
the coming winter. officers elected, aud
society adjourned till next Friday evening
For discussion next evening:-ResOIYed
that our country is in more danger from
internal factions than from internal foes.
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EXEOUTORS NOTTCR

NOTICE is hereby given that have been
1tAPpointed Exec tutor Of The las, viii and ,ss-
lament Of Reason Punphrey deceased. An
peDons holding claims against said "a iats
must present them duly authenticated Within
one year, and those Indebted mus. pay i'm.
mediately.
ALFRED PUMPHRE,Y EIf.
Oct. 81. 1858. 3W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

~ Almost with the news of the de.
feat Of ]. Clancy Jones, in the eighth dis
triCb Pa, one Of Mr.. Buchanan's fayorites
we also receive the word that he has re.
Ceived the appointment Of Minister to
Austria. The favorites Of the Admins
tration must be rewardsd!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

~Forney made Buchanan. TIE re.
suit 10 Pennsylvania shows that be is no '
unmaking him. He has been bis most ef.
firiept friend-he is now bis most power.
full foe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

An Irish Attorney says that no priute 7
should publish : death unless apprisad Of
hs fact BY the party deCsassd,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27
KARRIED,

On Tuesday the lsth inst, BY the Rev,
Ar. Brough, Mr.. James Boyd and hiAs,
Sscilia Aaclean, all Of this county.
We failed last week to acknOWleds the
receipt Of dollar with the above notice
The parties have our warmesl wishes for
prosperity in their journey through life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27
yIuSham's MaiOrlty-OmCial.

Mr. BingLam's majority varies some lit
tie from our figures Of last week. TIE Of
fetal mejOrities are as follows:
maj for Bingham ma for Means
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maj 10 Dirict Q,SO6

Vote for Common Pleas Judge.
The vote for Common Pleas Judge in
his district is as follows:
maj. for Church. maj. for Brown
Columbiana co. OILS
Carroll co. 2ll
Stark co. 49l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

EETle treaty with Chius has been
celebr1.sl 10 PaEis by sO!emu mas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

Bio CABBAGE.-Mrs. O. Kintner will
please accept oar thanks for a fine large
head Of cabbage, weighing t'OslVs pounds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

Mr.. Holman is called Anti. .LecOmptOn,
but rs be ran on the Administration tick
et, we place him in italics. s.--Republic.
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Tha Laka Rlaofinna

The following tables show the results Of
the late Congressional elections in Psba,
sylvanis, Ohio and Indiana. according TO
our latest information. Th' Sc whose names
are printed in italies, are the regular dem
Ocialic nominees. Those marked with a
star 4 are Auti.LtcomptOu Democrats:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19

en'l his heart Was won quite Away from
| Ewuy
ie--he loved Helena hs seinoulely.l
u at Ia-i 10 himself sni nov nbahle ~ re.
snf her Influence. sDd dresling o. NEE, Eni
ys Sght, he went no more to Hadley TAR.
| sonags
lie gave himself up nov to thi. new hap.
nlne,' Wa strange. too. how bitter he
ronnd u For whenever h. sat hv Helena .
side' snd looked into the beautiful derth. u
those DARK eyes, tho thought. IT has neglect
ed love rose ~. lie seemed to sc. En,i!y 4.
sweet, pure face before him, Tale and ..d =
Senreprcaeh wore npon hIm-but he hated
~ hstsn 10 ~ shd. hnsllv ltavjng All De
iyihs "a, IN very desperation he declared n.
love to Helena Wyudnsu. ItuNamonsr,
VI triumph for which sbe had waited and
watched witt suspense and imps,ienoe -
Despite herself blu.h Of pl-s-ur. sro.. TO
her cheek, even While she assumed = Iittl,
AR OF mingled annoy ADee aud regret
MY dear Mr. NaBs p she said .ba.inv
her beautiful b.sd-'ho- sorry I am that
this has hsppened-tbst YOU ha,. mistaken
have been engaged TO marry Mr. Caruth
ers since last week
bd-ard 'ane saw the dupe-tke ulay
thing he bad been licensed almost beyynd
eodu-Anee, he lett the scene eofInf.tua,ion ,f
>hs hind folly for the La, time
u vas bitter repentance Tor ki, f.uI,
that led Lin back ~ H.dl,y parsonage
to seek forg,Vene., aud reconciliation from
Emily
Emily, lave bStn mai-iasAue, I be.
heve he said. 4 have forsaksu your
sweet face tor S.l!-o abe ~isp thai ha. led
"e TO SrsietsdEs.s. EuiIy, for tie sake Of
our old love; Jrs,' answered Emily, extend
lhg her hAnd 10 him She was quite p.l,
ou' 'here vas no trace Of unbAppiness in her
sAlm, ia'r counteDASee Yes tie pain YOU
nav caused me | will rot remember bu,
We a. - over how aui toe love bs, died
out with Il, EiwArd
htn'iy. deserve il be uttered with .
cry OF august 4 deserve But q do not
50! Al, E'nLy May | hops-
'No--thsre is ~ hope, che r,plied GENT
~ but hrmly 4 forgive the p.io Won
have gwen me, but dare not risk that pain
AgAiu.
We eau never lie any thing moro than We
are lOw 10 each oiksr
The words were sAcIed-tLey proy.I TIN,
ho vent out from her prsssLee ashamed
and their paths never ssrs the AAms again
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
rLSct,os 90 Y1GID o-SIcEus.

A'ar slscii1n of6.ii ~ cor. ~ tas fhir,
o. n'.t regipeui q Vrgiuia Ntii,,.. b. IA
- Ne Coaft House. MoRdsJ ia,i. AsJpr T.
No 70 "a upsuImoa.ly elected Colonel
- tto h'zimeni, sud Wm X Dobny Es1
Lifn'~rari Colonel C,r' 10 " r. Wai
'nz'"n Hs' elected MAJOR on ,hs srst bslio,
uhen On motion, u vss declared un.s,aoas
) Gasp Rely Esl vs- .l-o assurpos.Iy r
elected second NyIf ras siea,sa "a.
bell under The upe1in,snisnes of Conan.
sIoasfs " T. B.ser abd = tisn ssstfsr
1ta,lss'sr Tpr aau a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
NJ | s e Z L l. A Ny


PIiuting WAS 6vst brought into Euylau
March -, li7l.
The hrst Ahsunencs society was org,nir
| ed February IS, Is<U.
| steam navigation vas frat su sec sslul;y mn.
| Piled February II, 1909
The hrs' printing vas done April -. I4I4
The hrst English steamer for Iudia salad
Augis, 10, ls2j
The hrst commencement 1T Harvard Col.
lsge took place October @, I6j2
The hirst Cardinal vas made iu Nov m
Der 10. 1924
The hrst mariners compass "a, made
November u, 1902
GuuPo-der vas fr't used Docsmber s.
1891
Christmas vs, FIRST celebrated D,o,mb,,
-, A II -
The fret ,ri.! BY jury took yl.cs M,yIi.
a u 90.
The 6r., debate in tb. Usi.d State.
h'u'e OF hsFres-u'atire uAs on the subject
OF the tariff, In the debat. one 70 n. mem
be's from south CarolinA favored protcc
tive duty On hemp
The hrst woolvn mill on ,he PAci6c coast
bs' boen set 10 opsra'ioh At Ssi,m. Oregon.
With four hundred and eighty spindle.
iht u'fh tsiu4hK erected ~ America u
collect ths kius- du,is, occupied N. .i,.
st the corner Of Richn 3nd sui S,r,,
streets Boston
The s-rlIe.t reference q music %. b,v.
i IN the book q Genesis (-hsr,-r ~ ,,r..
~ where JghAl, Who lived b,f,r. tb.
dsluge - mentionsl a. the "f.,hpr 81 ali
'nrh A. hand'e TIE hNrp an ~ ,-vDa
The trs' cSIiy Newspaper printed m Viz.
g'nM "a N lI-O, snd the subeript,Da Drics
va. hity dollars per Anuum
The hrs' religions bsWspspsr ever NH
li'hed vas the HcraI ~ Gospel Lih.yty
which vs' Published ~ EHA. smith. =,
Pof,smoath y " a. lsO-.
The Q - cur naii,e'cr male sers rr,
durc1ip u, I'lsoj, and the " st rirais1e..,y
oi itat state bas the machinery cfnri,yei
81 their Introduction TIE usI, uers mad,
dnriuz ths revolution
ho hrst iron sOrts established 10 NJ
Eaglsnd vtrc Al hymn TIE hr.i a,temr,
q nalt the ore 80 made ir iGtf
The trs' paper rs's in New Prgl,rd
vas pro1u-ed 80 Milton 'bs ~, .h,en ~
L7udgndefry ths kf-t bi,nhsts q, fr.uiteh
ibe trsi 'eJ tho. shI sSe. ~ fristus,.r
The brs' r1Hlsr 81 AAI ser n Gr,t ,Ia..
~ Quipey
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? o + T r Y .


can scarcely heat. she nurmur,d
For my hssr t,srs loud and fs.'.
Bat suiey IN N. far, tar distance,
can hear sound at last
'lt ',oniy ih- reaper. singing.
A. they cary home their ,hcavt..
Ans the evening tIs-sc hs. risen,
AID ru>'Ies ihs dying leaves
"Lisirh' ih.r. ar, voters talking
Calmly s'ili .be .,roVe to sp.ss
Y, her Ssias gs=s i-!Es aEt ,fssqg .sE.
Aud n. trd nu.het 10 h.r ohets
iits Only the childt.o playing
Below nov their work - don,
And they laugh thst their eve. ar, dszrr,1
Nv ibe rays otthe setting ,un"
Fainter grew her voice, aDd weaker
~, ~i,h snIioos -yr. ,hr ciieL,
"DO~n The sV,nu, Oi chs,ihuts
can hear the hcrs'm man fidr
y, was only TIE deer that were feeding,
10 = herd ON the clover rra.
They were sIaf,led and ne- to The iaicktt,
A. they sAs the reaper. ps.S'
"oS the night arose 10 silence,
BIrt, lay ~ Ihsu !rsIy ntsI.
And the deer eunebed ia The iorsu.
And the children ~tIe arrest
There Nss oaIy SOUND Of weeping,
FiOm watchers around ab,t
But re'tt N. weary spirn,
Peace t. The quiet ,rai'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
SELECTED STORY
From the Londoa JosruaI
A TALE For TICKLE LOVERS,

Emily, Emily, my darling, IL il true p
Say It sgAin-OBly once again, Emily
Emily lifted Up her lace, with a soft
freuuious smile. as her hazel eyes answered
the aroeu' quertioning of her lover $
glance
'le', ye', Edward she replied, and the
words we're sweet to his eager ear.
Again, aud sgain Emily could hear
you say 1t forever, my love : said the Young
nan.
, lie bent bis handsome head 10 kiss ths
W that bad said, what 10 other lp, had
Ter ss'd 10 him, Il love you Bat his ca
n was given back EIth half mind, vet ear.
y tenderness, and HE soft blue eyes hoan
fith happy emotion. IL was EdvarJ
N's 6rst Wooing, and the pleasure he sx.
pEccd was rare and delicious a. il Wss
y for, TO the young lover declaring hi.
e attachment, " BoI The ,imid We.
an kIss of her hs love, tho sWeete.,
hns ever knoun1
the trees, in the gArdep n the old
they walked together IN she snu.
hi-suset confession - Walking side
- nu dNaFd holding Emily, hand aud
,aR"ed derntse 10 her As they Won, With
NE artart bebmipg in his handsons
i'o'i A"imily listening silently viib .
h'FP'"' nose very silence NANTES .qd u.
3 Jpn @hs SUI sank lover. and the
Dv longer, - the pleasant mo.
away golden momsni. a.
' n' sfnily and finally. q. the
"'s", % gather. they hrard tho
study '''' W
=. .I "a nov sisnding fra go.
90 the old stone porch M
- 20 iVines. Edward drew En-.
y at M, pressed bis lips gently
"''l1 my darling before you
% 70 r."' 80 fafd Let rTr sec him
trFt, must ~ -
a hspPy thru tbrough Emily bestt
Sse ia'd hef hcAaiu, on her lovers bp
som' ah4 kisssI soihs hsOd that heldhss
ovn 10 lingering,
lt' 'til him NsiI rith blu.h
ahn theh I''si"g ~ from his embrace
-, N,L' 'N'y H'i'iSard Nabc sougbt
10 Was o. nov thin.,t. ...l.ft ...
l6r that Eiward anI ,,t,.,i.,.a -.
a. ..huANtff lNFf4 taeu
e'n'' A-' - ~ before they kosv
the husband her flthsrtl -. -.
Der. sf .cti1nAts i1 disp,, -
dcLt tsmIsramehi. but b. 81. eL..s-.,
-unscuain of Igrpose--bi. ,bs "a s,s
had tcen him a. D. But t,o,..ifL.l-,,,
many yoars o. live thsy.I - -,
aud ii might be, after hli. 49,, q,
auy rate be could n1t hnd, ti. t,.,,,.
er0.s their love and 20 bis. .,,
: 90 AID Emily ard her lyl,..;,st III.
blessing
And nog tbe Old pafsonsA A.r,.4 a.
b tbsr Eien. 90 whose gsFdea - 49,,
4 pinoss Hut hEs not svery " ..,,..,,
Il 10 cane 10 DARK bat bsautiiii .t,.,.,
ruIso q eamc 30 ihe sbspe oll,.i,,s
. " oousin ileleBs sko Uith 4.
snehing Ecs, glidsa 10 upeI -.
loScrs sbd bsought faseination u, ~
. livas not that Helena VIZ .,h
bsr bcasiy sod her pride cared 80
lover. thst she lef, f5f svbils tg
fuitoFs q, whose expense shs -
/. amusiog herself, eoqusttna uith ~
J. tnFns, shd eivihg h0ps 70 none H..,t
sas haBdssns, snd vipaiDg, asd -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
JosDA>'> ~rs,>.. .,,

y Washington corrs.pondrp, ~ n. n
London. (Conuse,icarl Dewo.,,, ,h,.
'p'ak- Of JordAns sprips.. and H,,,.,.
Ferry ps"
Jo'daa - hsrt roa. ,o,,,v.i. N,
Ifa '.sI tla'f.ts.h OF Tho r.n.rs nap
-" va hsf',.h 's.HrrS .ruona gx hs
-. "'' - c.ln!sIt whirh ,.sm.a -,
."an umP-Is-,sus t.r a..
~a'-r - isirA--ses and .o .,,,,,''
- I" - rt-p1l>'vr - sr.,s,t,,,n,,
- pr"o ~ sys'etn Ani t-t,s-,,, ~ "' a.
q, tsSsI AHd uh. h.. -, -, .
Wv Hui a. hA.- go. 49,, 4. :, =,
"Hr 'nE 81 though man, - ,,, NJ.
- = - "A'r Sohe So, ana sIe uil,.r a.,
=, wu - ~ femafk oi JSf-r.,u tL,i =,
II.,,s,,p $50 across the Ausa,,c Go a.,
Ane saiJ fartA-fm,,, J,.
HHtuNhsd French grntirmsn. uh.n ,.,'nsl
Asu Appfusrhtng thi. pl.,- a. .,..,,s
-1r r"s e HSIIssg G,.s o., a, So, D.
~, '''n~r sbd Shenandoah riy,,,
s's So otA"t ans sarst thruush N me u,oup,.,,
'rh, ,r.,.,T ne rem ssa up The vsTy ,sy
.-ra O. ~ appreciated "- H'VH se
"n .'ee Ike Spf!asS,.d in New En,l,,s
i.en'''r ''Trrnment sufks fnf IN, ,,.s,,.
uI' @ % me simsmebis Of "a Gun. .ns . O..
-. ',',.'s ~ - s1eh guaaIities that a noytr,
all g. to WHO 49,. ,o 49,, 90 'heN
'..tg' hai LsClc san, 4. arsgy l.TU.
= ~ S'' sftst many men h his ,mn,,,
- 'e'' mHssei oT Minnie riar =,
,rs> .Es pains wgrss here aud an in,n.,t,cn
"- ''h'iF used "a the msnuartur. ST,l...
rlI,.5 .a' I'en. ~iii yell repay Ihr nIne tn
'"' A"s trce Satu Ia, no t5n,, ssrrI.,.
,- -. 81, ,mn'nV 'hAl NJ. Byinrton IN M..,.,
-, '"'s p @es ur ous ~ho al t.k. -.
D" '"''' 'Ainiug VISITORS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19

To f.''vinr go ',op facsst tb1mLtr, Of
&c Louisville journal
so Aahrp iN y paper pr..-~. y.,y
highly . tss I..k .a.i 4, have ls.u got ut,
~ thlt rit1 Npa1fl iJe1s have aluays
ben almifgI
A s-arI..p4t eerfssTa Neu Or
l.srsT Tlrsrsiys TIA. G.u sel''ts.u,hsart
PuhaI- iia' writer think, t,st TIE La,, .s
81 rl1ek
n Belly sy5usiis de'sfminai;ao
ibs Ipted states held o. terrible respo.
'.btiiy iis Lssuta sIns.s b1Hsl u com
lhss.au ia t.m
- Bsliy s. sa.I g. BE- gsiii8g msts r5.
l.r' iisutyf llssa l.'ii.Iss R,Ig
It.a.d that " B,UJl..rst mop.v
et5ugh 90 pfo'frl's be del .ns Poor VI
E.nl a 01Hfp-f
Athvmer ufites " us that hs sfelosss
some - be aess aud ssfs u - vou a
If. o. bavs ~ sacb lays We uouId
IstLsf have hoes
A ituokto fstlst ubIftl9k g. ohast.s -
80 audalll. COO nearly 81 sfso a. tims, T.
i1 ths sscltl v,rJ 5n ths tb n Jaly. ba,
fsi 'p8ds1ly dosn ptOs,raied W go.
stfake
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19

IHL hAss's ELEcrVS The return.
from the election "a X an-As on MONDAY lat
sho~ h0" dslu,ivs was Ihe protcno. that a..
Ensli'h ball soalj 10 eepIsd by the p.o
y" Oi that Territory, OF ths, it could ia any
SaN serve to bring the Kansas question L, .
hushy The till la. boen rejected a. :,
deserved t. ts, s,,h sroru ABi eyut .m-j,
ADJ Of the thirteen thOusAnd voses polled 10
the Territory less than three tLoas.nd Ar,
sufp'ssd 10 be "a IT. favor The vDts h. IN
iaci substantial and emphatic re,cel,os of
ths Lec'mpi'n Constitution. anl tho uhol,
-u'Jsci will " course again come bef,,.
tonRrc'' on a Dcs proposition Tor admission
sni u either House persist 10 refusing that
Aimi'sio1upOn sny ground whatever. Kan.
sas oil cJn'inue q ts The issas nbtI,ti h.
'"itl-i by the people Il tho ni,n At large
\ ~sat1T deception than the Engli.h bill
or pSe hotter chicla,si - p'ssus %. ,nr.p'
'1fs could n5, bsvo been c.nceiysd nan
frsyU4H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
VERY CoMpi.InE>IAsy.

The Louisville Journal bring. to motto.
Tue foiio"'ng very complimentary remark
concerning President b.cmANAS
TIE New York Herald. af,.r ,bo,;p.
very clearly that the Demosrat,s par,, -
totally deuoralized aud declaring hat the
Republican party u no better" than N,
pemocr'hc. says that this 10 a condition
o. thing' Tor which the couutry has To-
thank the frm aud ,agaeiou. adnisi.,,,,;on
~ Mr Buchanan, fouuded. As itwa. no,
upon party grounds but upon oonsilerAtlon, !,
Of high national policy" The ooaatry Ger
taihiy ought to be extremely thAnkful e.
hr. BueAauan Tor totally dsmgraEring .,
large portion Of iis citizens We f.ar
ho"eVor, II he goes on domoralising Al tbi.
rate Hni'i the eui Il b., term, there will
hardly be enough honest men lofl to thank
him tor eOrruptng tho resi-:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-19
SWay TO the Woods.

hHRy into ~ wcoiisbd rAth,'
And yield that heart VI thiae
To hear the low sweet orAcles
A"NsrN li'ias ,h'ia-i
The very lO~lir., of ,A,msi
poIa tAn angel. raft,
And bear m-.-Agr hon. ironGat
UGI0 the listening heart
And thon nays hrAr- a. haam tear!
la Eden. fovrTy shAd,s,
When SsIAph,Islsrd. Al falling eve.
Amid IT. sn,nI glAd,s-
The hA!lowinE rush oi spiri wings
AID muGmuT Ol ,InnOItsI slr,Ig,l
rTu,hs such a. guide The E, m,'c cas-
On hcry mission driven
or in iheir beauty light ihr Nhr,
Along the Moor o. hesy,n;
One choral them, t-Iov above:
One anlh,m near snd hy
The dsi'v singing IN the Frsss
A. thronGh IN. cloud the Nsr-
Aud 70 the wind that sweep, III. SKY
The rose, making low rpy
Fof the mesE.st Md eud bTsEths. ,osv,
Upon immoral ears
So hear It Ihou, IN grove ar tslI
The mu,ie oi the .ph.r.,I
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ALLEGED p:kUD> ~ tn. ..r.,or,
ELttIIuN

The charge is made ty IN. 3, Loni,
pemocrat on the part Of Mr.. Blair. and d.
aisa y the Republican, tia, he b,, h.,r
de'e,'ed by spuriou. voting, aud = lively cou.
ro'er'y has 'rissu on thi. pOin. Som. o.,
the acts tending to throw lrh, upoo ,ho
case may be found in the following ssr,..
when Blair ran for Congress. in 1850 ,h.
entire vote of hi, district stood q, f,Il,v.
Biau
kess,t sess
RsIsoII. p-,, -, ~ $50
3isI
Total
A., IJ.;Cs
Al 'he election on Monday. the vo,. .,
his district stoo! as follou.
hsTTst. Drnu-fst
hA.r, ksPabl,csa olt
b'sck"LnJss e.lh
b.2,y
To,sI
is.I1
llTBs
=, ~ 'fE's"s vots S.se4
Mr. B.A'ru vote was very nearly the ..us
'Ha' " wa Two years ago. lie gained 81.
while breckenridge gained 2GO over Ksnae,,
vote in s5U
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n os~af tss,Pr hra Az rsIsaas isfsbi.
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fulv Feqae ~ s-tio ss,,ssifs
20. ~, SMITH a MILLRR
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CtON rlNUEs 10 give pfcnp, s.ionuen .5 Oh.
~ srguqhss - ths ihsprancr kustarss ar o.
pfspstsc ~ nsgous's LAVE AND FiRE NsCE
ANCE. n aoy aaoasts Tsgsifsd. in tbe usIH.ft
Iifs lasafanec Ccmpaoy. Hsu3fi Coaass 90
Fiankita iasarshce Company of fhhadei qua,
900 me tusunncs ComPsay oi The Vstsy % Va.
VIA az esp lsuss ~ rssriy eight vears 10 tHr
Nasiefss. snt bsiar pdssetfrh ~ reruiisF afvsn.
yEfs ~ sscertslninE ne tfrnfh 81 ~ lusa'arre
Caapanics iainR business u this aHd ths " rrhern
hiaiss spscial sisniioa ai'l he etssn 70 p.aCtag
fisss oniy ~ Comrssiss oi aufosbtsc fsspansihtl.
~ sa5 whsrs ,sis tsalias aay 10 fsiis3 sP0a 10
asec ~ .1ss
Duslisg Hoosss sior,t 'AInfs. rsrs. Fssto.
fift, hsftbandiss Hoasshoid Fafhrsrr. snt ~.
cJ tfsc'iritou a P~fsonai Prc1sry ~ roubtfy
~ ipTo Insured tEaihsi ioss 1r tamaFs ~ Gre
Liis AtfafanCe in hs ttsi C0mpahist iu BE
rnu-i salss
TIE lives ~ fisves iasared far 100 hisis 81
-" yalss 81 i0vesi rates iur q Tsfiot Of ops io
IN 81 cases q ioss raulculss aufsiion 10 eiveu
- srears % ~ pafites iusufrf . Itefai aIlusi.
msni 80 Pfomri rsYnsat ~ thsifeisiras.
Arr.Fai'ohs either in psfsoa ~ ~ lsftsf WiIl D..
rFueaF'if susadsf io. snd any infarnsuoa % =
saN~rt eherTiully gwen 70 scdfessed 20 -
hsv~H, Pos hasigf Chsfisstosa ~ 4. - 3
NV HERFpr
AFfuf 80 Jsfersoa o. =
- Strers Post 0fee ChaN 2 az '' "
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&ss Ssrsiais 81, s,ru es5r..s.
osrIcE SECOND STORY o y MARKET HOUSE

e-rss fsE Pass. to p ,bIi.h,l r,,LIy =, T,,s
D-a~s aad f1iy CS-i ysr s.nu. II ra,I an ad.
ra,es. Two DOLLsNs.
UWneaeNer PNreN is deferred bsy osd the exPi
rauos 0f the yS.i "a .rs.t Va an b, ,h.rr,d
~S-sr.crFt'-' 'p' - mnaih.. On, Dcisr s-S nrsr-
iyfss Ss-h 'e . pad tEraF,sbls iR .Is.ses.
raw OF ADVERTISING
Ihr 'c'r' II .ise eItt.aE are. toT ,a.Ts less
O1t P-'S' ,fr three ia.rfIiSas-tsfget nee, 40 the
s.~. % port ion. Each eVatinuanee Drsris 6rs
. Nes- per ',asr-.
urSo alssIii.-sseat be eos,i.rri hV the month
y,.r aaie,. specifed On the Mssg.cTPt, Pte,IOa.
" agreed upoa b.t~eea The PsTt.'
rrAa airsri.ement not msTkrd ." th~ cory Tor a
.,<rh-I aanber .sEtOss III be eoniiau'i vail
oo..r-i sat. 4as 'p.N meat . N.S'.d ."c0riiaS'y
uREsuLAs tpvrsrtsS-sSrs-Ie -ve'd -"v WITS
a,I,,.,raiiar oa the p.Tt cf'he Naassl Ad'ertis.r
a :. ,rp,, 10 .t.t- d,iiHcts, ths, their pr,,il.g.
s,,y s.,s.I. % their Immediate busine.s Reait.
tate Legal .aa al sthrt them
"a b. a. .Aiitieasi charge. ard NJ ,sr,suon-
r,- an traa,,..i sS-sTf.ssrf. su't ,. rs'd fer
Nx..k GALLAHER \ co.
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NsH .sthe -rraiars ~ interest aaI aD
htti5s II n.tlrs leads bin fsrth toto ths
siraggis ahi hpstla n tie u9rli Love t.
br the ga tsiIi.bmsst of b,s ssdy lifs 80
s,Bz pei Bro ihs iat.fys.s sfhss.ts Eat
av,ma1 sAlIs lie - history IL to tf
fsd1us The bsart is bsf . Irii ftis tlsfe
her sm'ii9n strives 10 enpSs - 10 there
beT svsf,ss seeks iof biidsu irssssfss Rts
ssnds f'rth hoi sympstb,ss 90 sissbisfs
sae smbHks bsr shsls s3s la ths fshs n
aA1styu. shi shipsreesai her sass is bops
l-ss for lisa boukfgptsy - hest
=aa-=-a
HFAtA Engisia pfsyef Besting. iks
ci,0rtstsr beng abssut. she yfesiiiaE elder
uhoss nsu.s 49, Jsstsf esiisa spSu oss %
the dsas5a' snd sid sf,ss fssdi6g kyst
B1sfhsf soua.
Wh Vos fses . tsas
Tbs dsssoa lttsd % his vgios, bat, iastssd
~ siugisR - oass, ~ isqtued,
"Rfsksi bssisf
Wssgs gBs nsssfT
Tsis Asiag sasi1 fss.ssiiy Aasvsssd, Dsa-
sos hsss plseAss bAs tuas.
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ETThai aas . brr e iIaa q ds hsEI
fhtn pfsaebsr uho Eien dssoufi1g e.
Dsuisl ~ tas dss ~ iigas SD
Tbsra be sst all she eight, lookias a ths
sbov fsT hothihE, sad - dad ~ oost him
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