Dec., 1860 OBITUARY Died- At his residence at Louisiana, Pike Co., MISSOURI, on Saturday, the 18th of June, after an illness of 7 days, MR. JOSEPH CARROLL, in the 79th year. MR. CARROLL was born in York District, S.C. on the 25th of Sept., 1781. At the age of 29 was married to MISS ISABELLA HENRY. He joined the Seced?er Church in 1812, since which up to the time of his death he lived a member in that Church. In 1817 he moved with his wife and 4 children to PIKE COUNTY, MISSOURI and settled on a farm on Buffalo Creek, 5 miles west of this city[ he was present at the raising of the first house in the town of Louisiana]. There in the quiet of his rural home, he fought the battle of his life. Amid the difficulties and privations of a new country, he succeeded in raising up and educating a large and respectable family of sons and daughters. A true Christian pioneer, he never yielded to the apparent necessities of complying with the customs around him but ever stood aloof from all that would mar the character of the Christian or degrade the man. { wow..wish all had an obit. like this one in the papers !] --- MARRIED- on Tuesday, 11th, by A.S. WALLACE, Esq. MR. CHELSEA McCALL? of Tunnel Hill, Georgia and MISS FRANCES A. , daughter of WILLIAM E. and SARAH GUM? {or Guin?} of York Dist. [ big problem here, maybe someone can help us out, this is unreadable]. - On the 6th , by Rev. ROBERT LATHAN, MR. GILBERT AIKIN and MISS MARY ADKIN, all of York. { this is how it's spelled !} --- CHEROKEE REMEDY An unfailing cure for Gonorrhea and all diseases of the urinary organs. FOR SALE by DR. W.B. GRIFFIN. --- MISS M. to MISS K.- " Where did you buy that beautiful Muslin Dress ?" " I bought it at KAHNWEILDER and Bros., Cheap Store and only paid ONE DOLLAR for it, and if you wish a good BARGAIN, call at KAHNWEILDER and Bros. 'Cheap Store'. --- [ sorry, but this year is hard to read and spelling is worse than mine ! ] nancie --- Nancie O'Sullivan --- [email protected] --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.