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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
New York, Aug. q.

attempted Sale ofa Wys.--On Sat
urday afternoon az Englishman, who
sBid his name was Jehiel Jones, that
he was mason by trade, and had ar
rived here with wife and family, early
the present month, made his appear
ance In the vicinity Of the horse market
with his wife, whom he had tied by
the arm with handkerchief, and who
walked little in the rear, with down
cast eyes, and her hands clenched be-
fore her. Behind them both followed
three little chiIdrea, apparently of the
ages OF 5, 4 and 8 years, the middle
one boy, barefoosed and 10 rags. The
clothing of the mother, who was in her
stocking feet, though ragged appeared
clearly her hair was smoothly dis.
posed of aud her appearance was de.
cidedly to her advantage. Shs nigh.
have been Is years old, but no more !
the hssband was perhaps five years
her senior. Ia this fashion they walk
ed about 10 the vicinity Of the marks,
more than an hour before they were
spoken to by any person, though the
slngularity Of their appearance and
movements attracted the notice of
good many. Curiosity finally prompt
ed several individuals to accoss them,
and in reply to their queries Jones sta
ted that he had brought his wife there
to sell, to provide means for rescuiog
the children from starvation. He was
somewhat surprised when told that
such things were not tolerated there,
and said it was often done 10 England,
even against The consent of the wife
and as Mrs. Jones had acceded to the
measure for the sake of her starving
little ones, he appeared to think it par
ticularly hard that it could not be done
here. Quite large collection of per
sons, attracted by the novelty of the
thing, soon gathered about them, a.
mongsl whom contribution, amount
ing 10 sixty dollars, was made and
presented 10 them-Whlch sum they
appeared to consider almost a princeiy
fortune. One Of the gentlemen pres
ent gave this distressed family a shell
Ter ir his barn, till something better
could be done for them, and they were
supplied by families 10 the vicinity |
with food and covering sufficient to
make them comfortable over Sunday /
1t appears from their statement that
they mad been transported to this coun-
try by the parish authorities Of Bristol,
by whom they had been maintained |
for several months, white swelling |
on his leg having disabled the father
from labor. He is now however, al
ready recovered FROM his lanleness, land
will soon be able to go 10 work-oI
which he shall have abundance, and
good pay.-S,a.
The property of the Poles which was
contiscated by the Emperor OF RUSSIA,
has been divided among the Russian Sol
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

The property of the Poles which was
conhscated by the Emperor of. RUSSIA,
has been divided among the Russian Sol
dlery In pursuance OF the Royal Edlct.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

On the 2sth ull. two negro girls, the
property Of Messrs. Thomas & james
Bell, on their way TO Camp, meeting, in
attempting to cross Middle River at
Mr.. Vanlear's fell from the foot-log,
and were both drowned. The body Of
one of them was recovered few hours
after, the other, we understand, has
not yet been fJund.-Stauatoa Spec.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
THE TEETH.

A tooth powder, made by heating
finely pulverised charcoal to redness,
in an iron skillet, and pouring it while
hot into bowl Of clear water, is the
best of all known substances to pre-
serve the teeth from decay, or to pre-
vent further decay after it has COM
menced. ------a
New CURE FOR FEvER.-A Paris
physician, DR.. Rousteau, has recently
discovered that holly is an excellent
remedy for fever, and succeeds in o.
ses where Peruvian bark has failed.
The Medico Botanic Society has a.
warded him silver medal for an essay
on the subject of his discovery. This
will be good news fol, the backwoods-
men.
Paper from the Hesks Of Corn.
General Tallmadge has sent from
France two samples Of paper, made
from husks of corn, to the american
Institute which may b. seen by those
who have the curiosity to examine
them. 1t is stated to cost not more
than one fourth Of what is expended in
making a similar quality from rags.
N. 4. Cons. Ado.
The Globe expressly admits, that
the bill for the distribution of the sur
plus revenue is Wing measure !; and
already demands lis repeal at the next
session Of Congress. The advocates
of "Iioeral appropriations" would fain
recover the "spoIls."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

~ Two hundred acres Of land in the
nelghborhood of Detroit, knowa az the
Cass farm, sold lately for VHREs HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
SEPTEMBER 10, 1895.

behind here they have built ::huts,
which keep out neithei the sun nor
rain, and it rains every afternoon most
violently. Added to this, the measles
broke out among them, and their in
sufficient shelter caused colds +: death
has ragged among them most friehtful-
ly, 80 or go have died within the last
FIVE or six weeks, and it is supposed
that no less than 200 are now sick
with measles, ague and fever,and chol-
era morbus the latter takes of adults
as we'll as children.
III have 10 day been In the huts Of
some 500 or 400 Of these miserable
creatures !; my heart bleeds, and no
tongue can tell the suffsriugs ! have
Witnessed, and the tales of wo l have
heard. Ia a hut ten feet square would
be three or four places for beds, that
is, four sticks driven in the sand, and
poles laid across for boards to rest up
on; on them some had beds, others
nothing but blanket. The occupants
of these beds were the most distressing
objects / ever saw; some emaciated
with cholera morbus, some almost
burning with fever , others again, ha-
wing taken cold with the measles, were
swollen most frightfuly. :. There.were
from two TO six sick IN cach OF the
huts that l visited. In oae instance
! the father and mother we're both dead,
leaving five children, all sick, the old
est being thirteen, and these poor erea-
tures were obliged to help each other
as well as they COULD"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

The MARYLAND DwARF.-The Cam
bridge Md Chronicle states, that a
Mr.. Nichelas recently visited thAt place.
lie is two feet eight inches high. and
Weighs forty~eight pounds. His, parents
are poor but respectable. He Is about
twenty-five years Of aye.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

HyDRopHopIA.--Dr. CLARK, of Newark,
N. j., recommends the process of vacoi-
nation, applied on and about the spot
bitten by a rabid animal, az preventive
of hydrophobia. He cites three cases
which were successfully treated BY him
in this manner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

Joint Stock Company is about to be
formed IN Richmond, for the purpose Of
erecting a splendid Hotel ul Shockoe
all, on beautiful square west Of the
Capitol.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

From FLoRIpA. "A letter from Ca
rey's Ferry. Florida. dated the soth Of
July, which we find in the Eastport
(Maino) Sentinel, gives the following ap.
palling picture of the sickness prevailing
there. The letter is from an officer in
the Army
"You have seen by the papers that
great deal Of sickness exists at this
place. The half is moi known. The
People come in here for projection
from all quarters, and there are now
some 700 OF 500 $ they had comfort
able homes, and the conveniences Of
life, but were compelled to leave all
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

der remembers an old anecd5te u the
lady who exclaimed, "D.ar me, sir!
you have helped me 10 cart load i"
when the carver presently perceived
that she bad cleared The dish, begged
leave 10 send her 'another cariload!"
10 carVcrs we hint the true meaning
"fthIs phrase. "a very small piece" i"
1t applied to a turkey, means three
slices of The breast, wirg, aud two
spoonslul ofthe dressing, ga 'iitiIe"
Of the gravy, There is no reason TO
be ashamed Of an appetite. Il! is one
OF the most valuable gifts Of nalOre.
a IltIIe boy, who honor, Us sumo
times by becoming 'ho companion OF
our leisure hours, was the other day
offered at 1 friends house, a piece ol
cake which he refused After we had
departed he complained Of hunger and
to our iuq1ry why he hal declined
The cake, replied, "Oh | wanted il
very mach, bn' thought it more de-
cent 10 refuse" Thig, nov, il sort
Of GupIici'y ia the garb cf virtue
lie should have oeen taught not to
rcIose, b9tto have accepted with fr4uk
aess, and 10 have parlshen wi hour
eAce,s. For, sflpr all, where /, The
sage, the poet, the philosopher, the
,Iuden'i the lover, the belle, above al
the soft anxieies aud pleasing asit1
Iion. Vt a really good dinner?
~ Y lyjrr1r
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY Dutue cfsundry tOrits of f FL e'
leD fa, issued o% ofttc Court Of Common
Pleas in aal for tie county Of Stark in
the State Of OhiO, and to are directed,
there '0iH be sold at public sale, on TueJ-
day tie 20M day Of March inst. al Bates
TdDern in Minerua. Carroll 20 mty Ohio
bctpecn he hours Of 10 o'cIoct A. n. al d
5 o'clock p. H. large qadnti'y of
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,
CUTLERY, DRUGS, PAINTS IRON
NAILS, LEAT TIER.
together wiM a general Assortment Of
ERCH4NDlSE-S seized and taken in
erccution as the property of DmcI C,
MiddIeton at the suit Of Daniel Hunter,
as peH as at the suit ofthe Bank Of Mas
SilIon. If said goods should not be all
sold on he said 29M day Of Marctj The
sale roilI be continued; BY adjournment;
o" wednesday, and Thursday 50 and 81
inst } commencing each day at 10 o'cIock
A. NJ and dGownhg at S o'clock p. NJ
until concluded.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Of Carroll CO.
Narch lS& 1886.
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o. Dir c3lI friend Fest, of tho New
LSOon ".iurora," bcing about to seek re-
pose Temporary, We hope J from four
Years e0uuriaI toll. endeavolS to convince
his readers, few Of whom, we fear, ever
heard 'ol our humble selves before, that
there is not a perfect unson in lac tit Z
and conduct Of our piper. "We are nei
,her masohs nor anti nnsons," yet we
published Mr.. Dallas lettCri We endni
rcd for thh motives which iaducel Ladies'
TO form anti slavery sorirtta; ani, hence
Mr., Frost discovers The want of harm)
ny. All that we have to say in fcrIy, is.
we knew not which TO admire mosi, the
Typographical emphasis oIIha aurora, or
lis reasoning powers. Our press is ever
OPEN for tho discussion 0ttnysl' i,ct con
neclcd Hith the common Interests Of the
people, but We must he excused ourselves
tr"m rushing into every crus,deto to which
"SicAiy phiIau'hrorby' may give rise
We beg leave to enquire of Mr. Fros t,
Why ho continues to publish, at tho head
OF hi1 p1Per. a sentence purportng to be
u" paH Of Mr.. Dl:I4s' letter, when, in
'rnh, Mr.. d. wrote no snch thing! 1t
,s>cms tp rs, that pabIrsher who claims
TO be impartial, ought 10 be ashamed oI
such pcrvcr'tan Of any mas language
h1"over much he MI 4bt despise heman'~
principles. Are}ou gentleman, M.
F.u.i!
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ErPagiag &c -Scoator I.cigh refuse.
10 obey the instructions of the Legislature
.f Virginia, upol the gr mnI thai, those
INSTRUCTIONS req ,iro Iln to do an uncon-
,stiln'onaI art. Mr.. l. will resign his
Sat in The u. ) Senate, nnI no avows,
,N has been hi4 intention, fIr sons time
irAsI, n retire. Ia tim to permit The cleo
ton Of hi4 successor hy The next I."gis-
alurr. Mr., R!vcs succeeds Nlr. TyIcr
''hr Genernl Assent Is d prnrsyIyauI
aud Mary lard have past resolutions iu-
strucling their ) n lora ia 'on!ess Iu
v'leag'i0st the Expungrns process. Re ;
o)utionS constructing tho Tqnnessrp Senn
tors to vote l9seXpuNging, failed IN tho Ia
g.slaIure Of To It ,ial1,
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NNliCc.

Twill offer for sale at PLblic Auction
at the the door of the new court house,
between the hours of 10 and Q O'Clock, on
the ISt day of April clock, | axe, 2
sIckIes, and some other trflng articles.
WIN. JOHNSON, Cum. Of lnsolv.
Aso, at The same lime aud pIu CT, one
bureau, several bodsisads, one table, n
quantity Of books, n lot Of Joner tools,
sundry neat and fashionable cngravings,
paintings, &C.. both with and without
frames togelher with some articles Of
great antiquity and much curiosity,
W. j.
Feb, II, 1890 $.
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NsfTECE

Il hereby gwen, that all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of Abraham
Gratis, in,o Of UlIon Township, Carroll
county, Oni,, deceassd, are requested IL
make i.nnedilte payment to lhe subscri.
Der,, ant al whI hive legal claims a.
sHust spid estate, viii present them legal
ly prJv:n for sctl lemauI ~ilhln one yeur
irJ.a HE jite h.rruF.
PHILIP CRABS. } Adm,
JOIN CLINTON,
Fsb, 26 n, e3j.
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= -NAS~T ~,
@yslutaS aa@a

The subscriber beIs leave To inform
his old customers, and tho citizens gcner
ally, that he h2s removed his lhop front
MIR ArbuckIe'sln The hollow, to The tast
end Of his own hnuse-hrst door below
Mr. Robert GuuId's well known Black,
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part of the town OF CnrrolIlon, called by
The vulgar, She'P HilI-wbere hs IN
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, general Assert of
CABINET WARE,
lie feels also grateful III being able 10
add, thntihe patronage b. has tereiv, i
since commencing business iu Carroll
county, will be a sufficient siimuIsnt 10
induce him 10 give general satisfaction.
| JAMES BURGE,
February 5ih 1896
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COURT OF COMMON PLE.N5,
VQc4tioa 0jEer Noc. Term 1888.


STATE OF OlIlOt p.,,...
CARROLL CoUsrY o. !" '1'''spv
Katharine Brewer, widow Of David
Brewer, Elzatelh BrrleenP, John Brow
er, Isaac Brewer, Peter Brewer, Ellen
Brewer, and Caroline Brewer, heirs ut
Law, Of The saId David Brewer, decease ed,
will take notice, that il petition was filed
against them, Oh the 18Th. day Of March
1886, ia ihs Court Of Common Pleas in
aud for said coupty Of Carroll, and State
Of Oho, by Joseph Bower, and IS now
pending; wherein said Joseph Bower De
mtads partition Of the ioIiowing real e..
tate VIZ: tho South East quarter Of section
30, Township l3 in Rluss g. The South
West quarter Of section 81, Township l3
in Rlu1e 9; tho East hall Of the North
East quarter OF section "a, Township l3
IN Range q; and the South half Of the
L o! the n. Z, qIaT er cr section 80,
Toa n.hiJ 10 ln K t, = that One seyen'h h
p'rt OF st,d Ir:,nl1;s De , lrt irIoned ~ sel
olT 10 him IN severaIly, and that her Dow
er IN sad lands To assigned the said
Katharine Brewer as wldJw Of DluI
Brewer, GeceaseJ; auI that at ,.s nexl
term of saId CouIt, application will be
made oy the said Jos'ph Bower for an
order that partition may be made Of saiJ
premi1 cs.
PtdFce, Smrkweathcr, g. J~ryIs,
4 t,rneys for D manduut.
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Il vsry SmaH piece. The aGecta.
ton Of HE times! This phrase, so
com mon at dinner tables, is The most
unmcaoing in the language, or rather
it has meaning almost dramatically y
opposite 10 its apparent signiIi'ation.
\ man who has eaten nothing for six
hours, qualities his. demand for turkey
with Sd very small piece" when, in
fact, he wishes "a very large piece y
aud before he leaves The table appro.
PIRATES as much quaJruped to the ap
pea.cment Of his appetite. The Tea,
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Tax FIrLat-'i'h1 Auditor Of Ibis
county, has p,rmitIed Us to read copy
OF an act passed at the late session ortht
Legislature, aud communicated to hin
by letter; from which ws learn that,
those who purchaSei lands aud town los,
(aow situated ia This county, at tax sales
in the adjoining courties, and were pre-
vented from receiving deeds, by the cree
IInn OF CarroI--may nov o1lan deeds
for lands aud town lots 80 purchased, by
making application to the Auditor Of the
equity in which the svles were made.
The act it4eIf We esteem as Hterdry
morceau; and, believing its provisions ia
he uIlnprrtfnce tn many Of oar readers,
vs. shall, at some coNVeni9at TIM, pub
ssh 1t at large.
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Common Peas Vucutioa oJl:r " .
Term 1895.
Henry DirhinsoD)
vs. Attach mcnt.
Samuel U,rsl

All persons interested will take no
tice, that Henry Dickinson on lhe l2 b
Day Of Mlrch a. +. 1896 sued out q
writ Of attachment from The Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Carol Couut,, s
Safe If Ohio, against Samuel Has,
Tor he sum ,fOne hundred and SKY
rwo Doiiars Ond If y ccnts, which
writ has been strveI and re u,Eed.
DAMIELM'IOOK Clerk L. c p.
Pearcs, GtarhUc0iher, s. JQrvig
At0rneys far Plaiutf.
Alarch Is h 1886.
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Q%rMr. KeIIey'd reply to MIR Dayall
will uppeur in ou: next paper.
[COmmuRicated.l
MAD DOCS.

About The latter part of February
las, nsd dog came to the farm Of
Adam FIshsl, 5 miles North cf Car.
rolli1n; and bit heif~r Of } years old,
aud likewise S hogs that would weigh
from so to 100 lbs. each. On Wed
neslay las, one Of the hogs died; aud,
one al er another, all we're dead on
AIord y; OF which time the he(er be.
came raging; aud on Tuesday. alter
The anmal hal fallen under the mad.
ness, she was shot.
March l5h 1886.
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a SARD,
aasa y nss : "a
William Shields, Dentist,

W aAAlHEIA 0-astliis, DcNtlsJ,
Respectfully anaouces to the cill
zeus Of CarroIIton and It's vicinity.
that he is prepared 10 perform denlaI
operations of every kind, at the Ex
change, in CarrolIton. Ladies will
be waited on at their places of resi-.
dence.
March 18Th 1896,
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NOVLEE

4 s hereby given to all persons ia
4 tereS'ed, that at my inslaCce a
writ Of attachment was this day issued
by James II. Ross, Justice q The
peace Of Washington Township, iu
The County Of Carroll, against the
Goods, Chatlel', Rights, Credits, mo
neys and tGacts Of Grafton Baker, an
absent debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON.
March s h 1886.
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0S1TTha appotlooment Bill, we earn
from the CoIumhus papers, had On The
10Th inst. passn hoth branches of the
Legislature. We have not seea the liII, ,
NJ have understood Ihrt it gives Carroll
.e Representatives ami Carroll and ca
nhmna one SrnaIur, and oa9 vjhor Sen
.lrin 1896 81. -.
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4 CALL.
March s h 1886.

=. Il. DAVIS most earnestly
solicils all who have accounts with
him, to call and make settlement.
Many Of the accounts on his books are
of several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for squa,lng 2G, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested.
CrrrolIlon, March Illh 1886.
N. Is. l.. NJ. Davis is determined
to do work cheaper than ever 1t has
been done in Carrollron, heretofore,
and in a neater and much better man.
ner than it can be done in any other
establishment Of the kind in the place.
He has just received the latest New
York s. Philadelphia fashions for The
ensuing spring and summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will re
taken in payment for work.
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Sale a LOis in the Eoiya OF
DSWa,-G S-T.sLE,


The subscribe: will sell, to lhe highest
bidder, on Thursday the 24Ih Of March
next, ndm6er Of Valuable Lots in the
town Of DowningViile, Carroll county, o.
Those who may wl,h loputchase are rs.
spcclluIIy invited TO attend, an1 examine
The premises for themselves; smaIl pat;
oi the purchase money viii be reqllreu
in hand; and liberal cre1it siyea Ior the
balance.
DOWNlNGVlLLE
Is situated on rAs hue Of the "Slndy &
Beaver Canal" al that well known poiat
caIIeJ 'AIlLLERs BRIDGE on Big SanIy,
where toe road from SteuJeCvllle & Car
roIItoo, 10 B JIlyar crosses Slpdy. A varia
~ Of roads centre at TIL, place, amongst
which are The following one from COdIz
10 Canton one from tho NOAH oG Big
YeI'ow.creek one from WclIsyllle-ons
from New Lisbon TO Bolivar, aud Z,dr,
aud one lTom Bethlehem on The OaIJ Ga.
nal.
d wningvil'e is ei 5hl miles from Boil.
var, thirteen from Caro-. o.iton, eleven and
. hall from Clut1n, aud fifteen from New
PpllaGeIphit. There Is at present firsr
rate MERCHANT mI'l arJplunI the town
p'at, anI seNera olhero Ia the neighbor
hood -t~u4lw mills viii he ia operation
the enouIug spung, ia the ImneJlus vi
cInlIy Of the town. Coal miIes auI st9le
qulrIie-, abound 10 the neignJorhpod, s;
couyencut 10 The town: The general lace
drJ i'm. rived condition Of The cOuu,ry,
together wi'b the lyc.i situation Of the
place, give Il ju4l pteiefen { over other
pIdCcsln The IIcInly,
The m 81 liberal terms will be given to
those who will make valulbie improve
menrs in sail tom. SIIe u CON mnence
at 10 o'clock of SAID day, when terms Of
sale wl!. b. r0ldr known Nv
ISAAC MILLER, Proprietor.
Fehriary 2jh, 1856
TT Fha O.j1 Repository, sill please
guo.i.h no lo,rgo,nL advertisement antr.
he day ofsiir, aDJ tor@agd tas accouu.
10 Mr. Mnler.
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CarTOIttOn:


YeLLow Creck, Carolton & Zoar Rail
R3aA. .--Wa have, at length, the pleasure
to lay before our readers the Report Of the
Engineer Of tn Yellow Greek, EarroItun
and Zoar Rail Road, OF the merits of
this report, we are not prepared 10 hazlrd
any opinion Of our own; but others, in
whose competency to Judge we hav1 i'm.
plicit confidence, believe the report to
exhibit very correct expose of the pT"e
llcablily aud costs Of the contemplated
road. or Que thing, however, we are en-
iIrely convinced the estimates taken
altogether, are Ahu 'danr'y ample.
II is scarcely necessary for us to reirer
ate the o9inl"n, which We have hereto
Iote given, Of ,he great superiority Of our
Improvement over any other Of tho propo
Sed links Of cOnncxl9u between the Ohio
River and the OhIu Canal. Disciaiming
oil hostility or opposition II the rival
schemes, We confidently believe that our
Ia | R'a atfJrls belt, opportunity for
u profitable investment al capital, than
any other improvement north Of The Mus
kiagum. We le>l bound also to remlIk
(dnd, in the present state of political feel
ing, the fact should arrest The ealtenton OF
those wh1 may be disposed 10 invest Cap
NaI in public improvements OflhG kind j
that the cLa.lCr Of this company ~ not
cIoggcd with provIso"s which can render
II dead letter; nor is lis stability put in
Jeopardy by any LcgLldt.oe boon or eX
elusive ) rn ilege, the coHsuluirnaiIy oi
which has he9n oouI ted, aud at whick the
ult and tournament Of puitica! QuiXu
tSm can he effectively directed,
We ask the attention Of our readers Il,
the Engiueer'a report ana to the rem lika
which accoLpany IT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

EFas.aiGGto: N81l2ncnt.
he Und,t,l!nrd. arknowttds~ d
by proclamation Of Gov. Lucas, TO br
he collector cf the Washington IA
rionaI Monu nent Slcrry, fJr Ohio.
her, hy arp io, john Mcrormick dep
''y COLLECTOR f5r las CJaa,y Of Car
roll Ia .aij Stale.
CHARLES N,LEkN.
Co.. " y II 5
CurulIton. Feb. 2G'h. 1895.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

J. Pedrce. D. A. S!arkDeGthcr, S' D..
aris, ATTORNEYS AT Law,
FEAVE formed Partnership in the
It'll practice Of their profession, D
A. Starkweather aud b Jarvis can be
consulted at Canton. Stark county, and
]. Pearce at CarrolIlon, Carroll CO. Q.
CarrolItop, Sept. 1884.