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JAMES DAVIS

Opposite he Western Exchange,
IN AS become by purchase oithe Pdton'
H tees, the proprietor Of the right for
Cenlro township, Carroll county, y. 10
make ~ vend sc, &c. A, Boards Patent
Spring Seat and Spring Girt Saddles
The superiority OF this Improvement over
the common saddle, Is well established in
Virginia, where it has been for some
time in use aud is spoken of in tho most
favorable terms by certificates taken
from the MaysviIlo Monitor. "Ihis is
to certify that a modet Of Boards patent
Spring Saddle has been presented TO us
for inspection, and that after careful eX
animation we unhesitatlsgly pronounce
it 10 be the best improvement both Tor the
,eeso ci'tho rider and also the horse, that
we have ever seen: francis and JOsept
+. Slbeft, New Market; Louis Gregory
Peytonsburgh, Pittsylvama; Daniel Mash
James Barton, Buckingham county, Phil
lips Rainey, Boydton, Mecklenburgh CO.
Va; ;J. Bray, 'ShoGkee Hill, Richmond; /;
W. Barnett, Nelson county, ). d. Bran,
ChristiansviiIe, Va; John P. King d.
Hide, Prince Edward coenty; John Nc
Cabo and sons, Baltimore, Robert Grove
Staunton, Va
Numerous other names could bo added
but the above is considered sufficient
In few days these saddles can be OBJ
tanned at tho above named place, few
doors west of tho Steam Mill, and oppo
site the Exchange. With the addition Of
the Worm Steel Spring Saddle, which
will be kept on hand with tho common
kind constanlly-saddtery and harness
Of all kinds whole sale or retail--the a
bovc saddles may be objected to by some
butfhe undersigned just invites the pub
nc to call aud examine for their own sat
isIaction.
N. B. One or two good jOurneymen
wanted immedia'eIy y--an apprentice will
be taken to The above business if nppiica
tion be made soon,, The subscriber
would Just intimate to those who consid
er themselves indebted to him 10 come
forward and discharge the same ifAmedi
atoly, as money in hand IS better than
out-lf this is not attended TO another
kind of Patton Spring than the above will
be applied.
JAMES DAVIS.
Nav & 1870 --19mo
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PROSPECTUS
For %he continuation Of The

CARROI4L FkEE-PRESS.
HNtlEinlereSt Of WiIIiamj ohnstOn, Esq.
- in this establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the FREQ
Press will in future DC conducted by
PEARCE Il CuRIsTY The political con.
plexion oCthIs paper will not be changed
tho editors being firm in their determI-
uation to preserve its neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope Of cnsuring
the continuation ola newspaper IN Car.
rolltoh: And with this view, the editors
appeal 10 the people Of the county ioi a
patronage equal to tho merits and lmpor
tanco of their enterprise, Ono OF the cd
itors being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to tho interest of the paper, it is confident
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
ofthoir subscription list, tho Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad,
vantage Of both subscribers &publishers.
Ofthe convenience and necessity oi a
public Journal, published at tho couaty
scat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced; and tho editors trust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain themin their
efforts to promote public good, and TO SO
cure an honest maintenance.
Terms The Free Press will no pub
Iished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfpayment bo delayed until
after the end otthe year, So so will be
roquired. But as payment IN advance is
for the interest Of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. Allcommunications addressed TO
tho Editors must bo post paid.
J. PEARCE 81 j CIIRlSTY.
CarrolIton, Carroll co. o Sept. 1885
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber would merely say
TO thepublic, ,thtt tho has nUw'un hand
. very largeStOdk'df
MERCHANDISE,
all ofwhith tlms lbggn received from
The Eastern Cities wlthrn the last fhir.
ty days. Comprising as great vario.
" as can be found in any other house
in this part df the State, all Of which is
offered atlow prices and on accommo.
dating terms, AS ! don. wish to trou
Bile you to read long detail as TO what
articles ! have on hand, l only ask
you TO cell and see, and | think you
will be suited with the Goods and
Prices by yow O6edieut servant,
WIN. ID. JENKINS.
N. B. Cash or produce received
in payment.
Carrollton, July lst, 1886. If
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gNuE CARROLL FREE PRESS, IS
~ published every Friday by PEARCE
AND CuRIsrY, at$2 per annun,, payable
halfyearly in advance; ifpaymcnt be do,
layed until after the end Of the year $2,-
30, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
:hree weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six mealhs, and eight dollars per year
Communications must be postpaid
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ATTENTION..

REGIMENTaL ORDERS.
VWNHE Commissioned and staff of
4. iicers of the lst Rig. 4th Brig,
9Th Division o. M. together whit he
drum and fife, Majors will rendezvous
for officer Muster in Carrolllon on
Friday tho l9'h day Of August uni.
formed and equipped according TO
law, TO remain under arms two days
BY order Of the Col.
JAS. GALLAHER,
Adj, Of lst Reg
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MILLnNER AND MANTUA
%AE1NG.

TNIIE subscriber informs the Ladies
= OF CarroIIton and vicinity, that she
carries on tho above business in all its
branches, such as making PLAIN AND
FASHIONABLE SILK BONNETS,
HABITS and DRESSES, She will also
bIoach and do up LEGIlORN AND
STRAW BONNErS cheap and or tho
shortest notiOce.
shS will also make gentlcmoh's pontO
looms, vests, and rOundabOuls.
Her room is opposite Ii. A. Shdger's
store, on StcubcnEll0 street.
MRS, JANE GALLAHER.
CdrrOllton, July |, 1886,
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SKATE grSFoff Or eoUS:rY.{ 9"]S: IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
NATHAN KING,
VS..
RICHARD WALTON, Ia chancery.
john CLARK,
JACOB STERLING,
N VIE said Richard Walton not being
resident of this State, but of the
State Of Pennsylvania, will take notice
that, on the eleventh day oI February, A.
u. lS3a, the said Nathan King, of the
county pl Carroll and State of Ohio,
filed in tlle Court Of Common Pleas
of said county, Bin in chaneery a,
gainst thu said Richard Walton, John
Clark aud Jacob Sterling, setting
forth, among othcrthings, that on
the 23d day of June, 1881, the said
Walton entered into a written con
tract with tho said CLARK for the con.
veyancu to said Clark, of the South
West q uarterOf section 81, township
IA and Range 4. then situate in
the county of Columbiano, but now
in said county Of Carroll-that inpur
suance Of said contract the said Clark
paid The said Walton a part Of the
purchase money --lhat afterwards, on
the 4th day of July, 1881, the said
Clarke ntcred into certain agreements
in writing with the said King for the
conveyance to The said King, of eigh.
ly acres and twenty acres of the said
quarter of section 3l,-sdld by said
Walton to said Clark, as Aforesaid
that said King paid 10 said Clark the
ful! amount Of money agreed TO be
paid by him for said eighty and said
twenty acres of land --thaton Or about
the 5lh day Of August 1885, said
King rendered TO said Walton the a.
mount of money alledged by said
Walton 10 be due on said contract be
tween said Walton as said Clark, and
that, on the l2th day Of August, 1885
the said Walton, with a fall knowI-
edge Of the contracts between SAID
King and said Clark, fraudulentEy con
veyed said lands to the said Jacob
Stering-ho the said Sterling ,b,ing
we'll informed, also, of the contracts
between said Clark and said King for
the sale and purchase of said lands
upon these and other grounds therein
more fully set forth, said EiII prays
that said Walton may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver TO said
King a good deed for said eighty acres
and said twenty acres ofland or fsaid
Walton has conveyed the legal title
10 said lands 10 said Sterling, then
that said Sterling may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver 10 said King
good aBd sufficient deed for said
lands; and, in case good deed can
not be made to said King, that said
CLARK or said Walton may be decreed
to pay to said King the amount Of
money paiG by said King to said
CLARK for said lands. Said Bill then
concludes with prayer for general
relief.
And the said Walton is further no.
tiGed, that unless he appear, and plead
answer or demur to said Bill (now
pending,) within sixty days after the
next term of said Court, the said King
at the next term after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply to said
Court to take the matters Of said Bill
as confessed as TO said Walton, and 10
decree thereon accordingly
Pearce, Stark1Oealher, d JaUis:'
Solicitors lOr complainant.
June II. lS3f-
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State ofOhiO, Carroll county, SS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
August Term, 1896,

August Term, 1896.
NOTICE IS hereby givoa 10 Maryann
llullman, widow, aud Michael Huffman,
jonathan Huffman, Solomon Huffman.
John Burgan and Elizabeth Burgan his
wife, Daniel Reed and Maryann Reed his
wife, Stephen Myers aud Sarah Myres his
wife, Hiram Huffman, Ann Huffman, Lu.
clnda Huffman and Cnsandra Huffman,
childroH and heirs at law of Solomon
Huffman deceased--lhat a petition has
ths day boon flied aud will be presented
at tho said torn setting forth amongst
other things that on the 18th day Of No
Eoinber A ID. 1881 the deceased entered
In'o contract IN writing wlth Nathaniel
Hayden and Thomas Heron for tho con.
Voyanco ola certain tract Of land, living
and being in the county of Stark, now
Carroll, aud state aforesaid, being tho
north west quarter Of section twonty six,
township sixtoOn aud range seven, togoth
or with forty acres from tho north side of
tho south west quarter Of section tWonty
SIX, township sixteen, range seven, diyi.
ded by limo running due east AMI west
through said quarter ollands ordered for
sale at steubenvilIo--and pray iEg the
court lor an order to make doUd in pur-
Buanco ol said contract.
RaylR 8M. PnpAS. l5ASr Adm"
by VIM. JonNsroN, their Au'y.
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ACURIOSITY.

The Boston Herald states that tho fol-
lowing being an advertisement Of Lord
Timothy Dexter (who formerly lived in
NewburyPort, Mass. and which was in
serted in one Of the papers Of that place
some years since, was handed them by q
friend. This is the same eccentric, but
foolish individual, who being advised by
some malicious wit 10 send cargo Of
warming pans to tho West Indios did so,
and still made money out Of tho specul1.
tom the negroes making use of them for
different purposes in the manufacture Of
molasses. Iic offered his fellow towns
mon to pave certain sections Of tho town,
providing they would call him Lord Dex.
ter. To this they would not agree, but
hO was ever titled IRaA and 70 use his
own word, "the grcutcst philosopher ofthc
East"
Whereas |, Lord Timothy Dexter, hav,
ing Been truly informed that several au-
'daCiOus, .atlrocious, nelarious, intrepid,
night walking, garden violating, imma-
ture peach stoaGng rnsca!s, all the spawns
oi the devil, and cubs Of Satan, do lrc'
quently, villOinOus'y, and burglanOusly
assemble themselves together in my gar
den, therein piping fighting, sweating,
rogueiDg, duck egg hunting, with many
other shameful and Illicit acts which tho
modes;y ofmy pen cannot oxpross. This
is 10 give you all notice Dcllcypions, Cap
imcarianS, TalamanuIians; bOso born
sCOundrelS and old rascals, Of whatever
nation you muy DO, return ye my fruit
and property, or, by4ho Gods, tho Heath
en- Gods 1 swoar, Will send my son Sam
TO Babylon, for bloodhounds liorcer than
tigers, aud ileelGr than tho winds; and
mounted on my noted horse Llly, with my
cutting sabre in my hand, | will hunt
you through Europe, Asia, Africa, aud
AmcEicd, antiII can Onter youin cav,
era Undor groat tree oi Newfoundland,
whore BoGlzebub himself Gun nCvor Gnd
You.
Hear! ye tatterdCmaIhohs, thieves Vag.
abonds, lank iawod, herring-guWcd, and
tun'bcllied PIobians, that ayo, or any of
go. dare set your feet in my house or gar
den, | will deliver you to tho Royal Arch
Devil Luciier ut tho place of his informal
caddfon, lkCro 10 be dreged with sulphur
Of Cancacus, and roasted forever boloro
the burning crater Of Elna.
LORD TIMOTHY DEXTER.
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NC jan w O. . Old S.
The Subscribers haze Just rccciped from
Philadelphia Il Pittsburgh,

AIM ulO uO" OpCutIS5 Ut lHSI O'N'NI "
the corner Of
Market Gad LLbOn &reCtS,
One Of the Largest & best Assorted stocks
of
MzRoEAND1en
~ YER brought TO this section of The
IA couhtry; among which can bc found
CLOTHS,
Black, blue aud brown, mixed, green
and grey, mulberry, drab aud ollve, sali'
nclts OF every color and grade, casimercs
Of different stripes and colOrs, summer
cloths Of different textures, Plttsburg and
bangup cords, drlllinss, hemp aud cotton,
nankcens, stripes and cottons, mersaillcs
and valentia veslings, calcocs IN great
variety Of different shades and patterns,
gingbams, French and American, silks
for ladies Dresses, Of every price and coli
or, mcrinoos, double and single width, OF
various colors and prices, bombazincs,
both coarse and fine, ratinets and circas'
slams, dlmity skirts and waddings, cottoa
paids and ticking, checks and cotton di'
aper, brown and bleached musins, buck.
ram, canvass ami padding, sewing silks
and twists, glazed muslIns and linens,
footings, edgings Sr nsertings, Irish linens
s. Iaces, plain and figured swiss muslins,
do do book do
do do boblnott do
do crossblr'd crmbricks,
Canton tlannels, Of various colors, cotton
yarn and candle wichIng, black lucos,
wells and barazes, grapes and pongecs,
cotton and merino shawls, bonnet and
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs. silk,
flag, ban danna, madrass and cotton hd'kfs
tuscan, straw and leghorn bonncts, gimp,
cyprus and satin bonnots, straw bands &
trimmings, suspenders, tapes & bindings,
woolIon Hannels, red and green, mems
stocks and cravals, worstedl and cotton
Hosiery, berlin and buckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, ladys' kid and beaver
gloves, umbrellas and pOrasols, swiss
capes and fringes, ladies' baskets and
palm icaf hats, silk and fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco &
prunello shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse aGd fine shoes, mems
coarse Sr fine boots.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dycstufls of every description;
glass and queonsware. Also. a large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
Iron, nails and glass, leather, salt and
fish.
With almost every article that win
be asked for ia Retail store. Feeling
convinced that putting is Of but little
use, they therefore choose to say but
little on that subject They would
merely invite the public generally to
give them a call, examine and decide
for themseives-Feeiing assured at tho
same time That they will be able to give
general satisfaction to those who may
favor them with a call.
N. B. Produce of almost every
description taken in exchange for
Goods az the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheats
JACKSON & FAWCETT.
CarrolltOn, June 10th, ls36.-tE
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POETRY.
IRISH MELODY.
Go where glory wdaS thee.

go where glory waits hee,
But while fame elaies thee,
oh! still remember me.
sSEhen the praise thou,meetcst
70 thine ear is sweetest
-Ob!then remember mo.
Other arms may press thcc,
-.Dearer friends caress thee,
All The joys that bless the
Sweeter lar may be;
But when friends are nearest,
And when joys arc dearest.
Oh! then remembrance.
when at eve thou rovest
By the star ihoulovest,
Oh! then remember me.
Think when home returning,
Bright we've seen 1t burning
Oh! then remember me.
Oft as summer closes,
When thine eye ropOsos,
On its lingering roses,
Oncc'so loved by thee
Think Of her Who wove them,
Her who made thee love them
Oh! then remember mo.
When around thee dying,
Autumn leaves are lying,
Oh! then remember me.
And, atnight, when gazing
On tho gay hearth blazing,
Oh still remember me.
Then should music stealing
All the soul Of feeling.
TO thy heart appealing,
Draw one tear from thee,
Then etmomory bring thec
Strains | used 10 sing thee
Oh! then remember me.
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STATE or OHIO, &C
CARROLL COUNTY. ""'
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after May Term, 1886.
Petition for Partition.

vacation dttcr may Term, looO'
Petition for Partition.
David Crabs, vs.. James Crabs, John
Crabs, Henry Crabs, Abraham Crabs, T.
Iizabclh Nottingham, Perry, Harriet, and
Anne Crabs, aud jacob Crabs, Of Rich
land county, .. John jackson Torrance
aud Phebe his wife ol Moigs county Ohio,
Philip Crabs, Katharine Crabs, Harriet
Crabs, and George Crabs, Of jefferson co.
Ohio, James Toland &, Elisabeth his wiie,
Daniel S. Bell and Mary his wifo, John
Clinton and Sarah his wife, aud William
Crabs OF said county Of Carroll,
NJ Office is hereby given 10 the above
~ named defendants that the said Da-
vid Crabs Of Rich'and county Ohio, has
this day filed in the office Of the Clork Of
tho Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county as aforesaid, his petition praying
for partition of tho following described
tract of land, VIZ: Tho north cast quar-
ter Of section eleven in township fourteen
of Range six, of lands offered for sale at
Stcubonvlllo Ohio, said land lying in tho
county Of Carroll as aforesaid Tho
said petitioner claiming TO be entitled as
heir at law, ofAjrOham Crabs deceased
to one sixteenth part of said land which
he Prays may be set Otto him in sever
aIity, which SAID petition will be for hear
ing at tho Torn of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Carroll county Ohio, to be held
on the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1886.
SrOKEl.Y 81 MCCLAVE.
Attorneys for Domunjant.
July |, 1896 q,
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MN1pnOl.M!!!:c 6

$50 Kegs assorted JuniatIa Nails
10 Tons do Bar Iron
10 Doycn Canal Shovcls
so Boxes Of Glass. Just received and
lor sale by
CATLETT g. IlEATON,
WelLspiilC July 20, 1886.
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SnHEe SnhForE nE e0oliUlSS'rY,{ 0lilS' IS.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation attcr Nope"lbcr Term, 1885.
Robert Lruveu, Admin !
istrator oGJoshua Almonds po,;,;,, ;,
oe'0'"0o' SSeU rraL eS-
Petition 10
,SGLt rraL eS-
tu5c.
Pnebe Amonds, VIM, Am

ondS, Ct ais.
The said defendants are hereby nolf-
cd that, for the purpose Of pay ing debts
against tho estate vi tho said Joshua Am-
ouds, deceased, the SAID RDDUct Craven
as administrator OF sad estate, did On the
llIh day ol February A. ID. 1888, ii e
his penuon IN the Office OF the Clerk OF
tho Court vi Common Pleas of said coun
ty, praying an Older oI said court to sell
the following described land, 10 wit: The
West haIfot the North West quarter OF
section thirteen, township thirteen aud
range five OF tho lands directed to be sold
at Steubenvile, y, And that the Dover
OF said Phebc Almonds in said premises be
assigned her, which said petition will
stand for hearing at the next term (Au-
gus: Term, 1850 Of said court,
WM. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for petitioner
May 9th, 1886.
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CABINET WARE
AI4Pl@ NC4gI0GIa
BRIGADE ORDERS.

Commissioned and Staff Off.
n GERS of the 4lh Brigade and 9th
Division of Ohio Militia, and the Drum
and Fife Maj,rs of each Regiment will
rendezvous for Officer Muster in Car
rolltou, on Friday, 10Th day of Au.
gust next, at o o'clock, A. NJ. uni.
formed and equipped as provided by
law to remain under arms two days.
The commandants Of the several
regiments are charged with notifying
the Officers Of their respective com
mands Of this order and they will bo
held responsible for every neglect.
All Independent Companies are in
vited to attOnd and train with the off.
GERS on Saturday the end day of mus.
ter.
Given under my hand in Carroll
ton, July 5th 1886.
II. A. STIDGER,
Brigad. Gen, 4lh Brig. 9th ID, o. ma
NIB. Fines will bo rigidly enforced
upon oil delinquent officers WHO are not
equipped &c. &c. this season.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

VNIlE undersigned give notice that,
= tho partnership, heretofore existing
under tho firm Of
ROBERTS g. LEMASTERS,
was on the 18th inst dissolved by con ..
sent of the partners. Persons indebted
to said firm aru earnestly requested TO
call with Ephraim Roberts, and make set
Element on or before the lst OF July next,
as no further Indulgence will be given.
EPllRAlM ROBERTS,
JOHN LEMASTERS.
Now IIarrisburgh,I
June 2lth, 1896.
P.S. L. ROBERTS for himself re-
spoClluIly reminds his old customers that,
thelo are many notes and accounts due
him, which arc Of long standing. Here
toiore, he has not subjected his customers
to newspaper dun; and ho hopes that
this notice will meet prompt attention, as
his circumstances require that the a
mounts due him should be paid without
further delay.
New IIarrisburgh, June 24tb, 1886.
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TO MILL OWNERS
INN MTLLERN

The Undersigned, owners of Mcrchan.
Flounng Mills, 'ia Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having sevcraIly
purchased and for some time had in ope.
ration, French Burr Mill Stones, manul
lactured by Mr. JohR Rhcy ofthe city 10
Pittsburgh, take aplessuro ia stating tha
their.Buprs, both ir thoTuality Of tho ma.
terial and in tho workmanship, have CIV
on the most entire satisfaction.
The ontorpFisoma nifcstcd'by Mr. Rhcy
in establishing this mandatory, his OK
erlionin procuring the most experienced
workmen his caro- and skill in the selec-
ton Of stono Of a superior description, (,
strongly recommend his establishment to
tho notice of purchasers, and we arc hap.
py to have it in our power TO bear this
public testimonial IN bis favour.
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Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver co. Pa
S. Walker, & CO. EIlzabcthtown, Pa.
VIM. L. Graham, Cannokonosing, Pa
J. A. MiIlor, Rackoon Mills Pa.
|. Mitchell SowickIcy Pa.
Jacob IL. Zigler, Harrison Mills Pa
Isaac Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa.
James d. White, New Castle Mills Ia.
john Pugh, Falston, Beaver co. Pa
Goo. Coopr 81 J. Cassday, Steam
MII, near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac Pangburn, s. M. Mohongahcio
River Pa.
w. D. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa
J. Croft, Pine crock Pa.
Abraham Sochler, Zolienopolc Pa
David -. Junkia, Etna Furnace, Ia
james Morrow, Carroll CO. Ohio.
+. ZigIcr, Big Beaver, Pa.
r. & J. Lindsay, Vcnango, CO. Ia.
johnston, Va
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, Stcubonvilc, Ohio.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette,
January 23d, 1886.
French Burr Mil Stones We ask the
attention of the public generally, and es.
pocially Of that portion which is engaged
in the FIGURING business, to tho cCrtih-
Gates Of many millors, and Proprlctors Of
mills, as TO tho excellence of the Stones
manufactured by DIR John Rhoy. Many
Ofthc signors 10 this certificate are known
to us to be mon Of standing, judgment in
their business, and verOcty.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Tur undersigned, manufactures of Pat
tent Boltiog Cloths, being informed by
several parties, whose orders they are in
the habit Of executing, that Boiling
Cloths, manufactured abroad, and bearing
no mark or stamp, are imported into the
u States OF North America, and there
marked and stamped, so rs to initiate tho
stamp Of the Anchor MdnafdctOry-- aud
that the said Bolting Cloths arc there i'm
posed upon tho public for Dutch Cloths
they fool it incumbent on them to warn
tho American dealers in the article a.
gainst lhis scandalous fraud aud base
counterfeit, both in the interest of tho
pcalors themselves, and oI tho undorsig ign.
cd, who arc dosrous Of maintaining the
long established repule and fame Of the
Dutch Cloths, and iu,pariicular of his
own manuiaeIurQ, Ne superiority of