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ON THE SANDY 4 BEAVER CANAL

'oN TIE SANDY & BEAVER CANAL
THE subscriber offers at private sale
II. 25 or 30 TOWN L0FS in
HamIlton's Addition. TO the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Shtrk County, Ohio.
Fhese Lots are beautifully situated im
Fmediately on the Canal, Nat the point
whereit is crossed by the great highway,
from SteabenviIle 10 .CantonD and, IN
part, along blNG which afOrds1he most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES;, Near the centre OF
the plat, there will be large aHd CON
modious Basin, which together with
the natural advantages Of the situation,
will renderstiese the NEST desirable and
valuable Lots on the Canal. Naynes,-
burghis siluGte'in the>midst ola fertile
and poPuloas country% and, lin the Opin
ion ufcommerciaI men, promises to Der
come the most important point on the
Sandy and Beaver Canal. Persons de-
sirous 10 make purchases oflots in q
place every way eligible for business,
will do weIl'tO call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
vwarrant the title topurchasers
ANDREW HAMILTON,
WsVnesburth, Oct 18th, ,tlS35,
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1.-THE productions Of the earth should sbe a
double stiRulent to increase the quaint
tE.
The OtEO FARMER win be devoted
teGRIGINAL ESSAYS, and articles select
ed from the best works, aud occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAKlNGS, No agri
cultural work ever published in the West
has been so literally supplied with origi.
nal articles, the mostof which have been
copied and received wide circulation in
other papers The culture ofsoil-im-
ProVemeat Of animals-ef garden vegeta,
bles- Of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, Chymistry, &c. &c
will receive due attention.
SILK 49, AS the culture of this new ar
tic!e of wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting sufficient
portion Of the Volume Of the Farmer 10
this7subject, 10 give all new beginners a
fair start, who Rlay wish to enter into
the business, either onalarge or small
scaie, from the sOwing of the mulberry
fsced to the reeting and manufacturing q
the cocoons, coIouting.&c.
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Ely.Er binding, and will make aboutROO
pages, The first number Gf the Third
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ofJanUary, 1885
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first instant. Those persons who may or
der the work, within twu or thr.e monlhs,
will please say whether. .theyNylsh The mum
bers fromthe beginning of the volume,
A handsome and wellfIled cover is pub
lished with each number, Between one
and two pages Of this is takenup with a
Business Directory, IN which may be
found the names and locations of the prin
ciPal business men ofthe city,
Cincinnati, FebrudrV, 6 1896
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation .617rrN0b. Term 1885.

STATE OF OlllO9 II, .por,;,;or
CARROLL CouxrY U.s. !" ''''''O"'
Katharine Brewer, widow 'of Da vid
Bro wer, Elizabeth Berleene, John Brow
er, Isaac Brewer, Peter Brewer, ALLEN
Brewer, and Caroline Brewer, heirs al
Law, of the SAID DayidBrcwer, deceased,
will take notice, that petition wOs filed
against them, on the l8th. day of March
1886, in the Court of Common Pleas In
and for said county of Carroll, and Sld'o
Of Ohio, by Joseph Brewer, and IS now
pending; wherein SAID Joseph Brewer de-
uaads partition of the following real es-
tate VIZ: the South Fast quarter of section
30, Township l3 in Range G; the Sou'h
West q,iarter'of section 80, Township lS
hin Range 6; the Easthalf Of the North
East quarter et section "a, Township l3
in Range 6; and the South half Of the
.E of the N. E, q rarer Of Sseclion 30 ,
Township Is in R 6,-that one seventh
paftuf said premises beparl'tsoned'M sci
Of TO O'himin severaIy, and lhdt her Bow
erin said lands be assigned tho saiU
Kath srIne Brewer as widow Of David
Brewer, deceased; and that at tLe nex,
term of said Court, application will be
made by the ~satd Joseph Brewer For an
order that partition may be made Of said
premises.
Peatce, 'Starkweather, Il JARVIS,
Attorneys for 'Demandant.
March 18th, 1896.
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meet the exigencies Of :he times Two
regular Numbers per week, tits belle
we'd, will in a great measure, supply
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der, therefore, to insure a large cireu'
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place it within the reach OF every one
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As the political opinions Of the Ed.
itor are not unknown in Chic, it is
deemed unnecessary'to give any other
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sue, than TO observe that, being fully
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lie interest, as well as immlnently
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zen, he will zsaiously Iabor'to prevent
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From Maine 10 Georgia, the freemen
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Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP

TIME Firm Of Nc Dowell g. McEldSr.
ry has been dissolved by mutual
ceaseat, Notice, therefore, rs given to
all who are indebted to said firm, that
the undersigned have PIuced their com
paRy Books, Ne'es, &c. .qn The 'hands Of
j Pearce, 10 SdrroIIton, with whom set
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Noyember ae&t, otherwise 'colleclions
will aecessauty bemade 'SoitiE costs.
ALEXANDER MoDO WE'LL,
ROBERT McELD DERRY,
Carrollton, October %, 1885.
DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP,
NNIIE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween JOHNSTON and Pearce, as pub
fishers oClhe Carroll Free Press, has been
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CamolI;on Oct. 1885.
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CHARLES ". ATEN,
ATTORNEY at Law,

nRACTICES IN the Counties of Co.
IHmbiana, Stark, and Carroll. lie
will attend to the collection of claims,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, IN the discharge of their du.
ties; and do any other business apper
tanning to his profession.
Office in New lisbon, ColumLiana
county, Ohio. ..t r
January l6, 1885. II.
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NOTICE.


IND Y virtue Of an order to bs directed
NJ by John Shober, justice Of the Peace
for jefferson tp., in Carroll county, we
he Undersigned do certify rhat we have
viewed and appraised certain Stray
mare, taken up by'Jobn KJrkea %! sa,d
township, and find the same to he Dark
bay, white In her forehead, andtwo hind
feet white, about fourteen hands high, L.
suppose her to be bttweea I5 and 20
years old, Ond value her al tour dollars.
Given under our hands Hrs I'd day Milan
uaTy, A. ID. 1885.
GEO. SMITH, ?
John YlNGlANG.S Ahprtiisers
Sworn TO and subscribed betrte tins
this ID day OF January, A. ID. 1886.
JOHN ,SHOBER,,J. p.
State'of Ohio, CorroA Comfy, SS.
1t is hereby certified tndt The foregoing
Is true copy irons my es!ray book
Given undermy haud a,sd seal 4his l2'h
day Of jan. 1886.
John SilOBER, j r..
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A CALL.

=. N. DAVIS most earnestly
solIcits all who have accounts with
him, to cdll and make settlement.
Many Of thesccounts on iEsIboo are
of several years stnDdiug; aud, having
prepared himself for 'sQuarsng III, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested,
Crrrollton, March Ilth 1886.
N. B. l.. NJ. Davis is determined
to do work cheaper thsn ever il has
been donein Carroliton, heretofore,
and in a neater and mech better man
ner than it can be 'aune in tiny offer
establishment Of the Rlina 30 The E,}.gce.
He has. gust received 'tke Fs'ust New
York s. Philadelphia FsshfonS for rhe
ensuing spring 'pna samnfeE Cash,
Or produce; NJ a fair price, will re
taken in payment for work.
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p FIHHSTA-.


Vhe subscriber begs leave 10 'inforth
his cd customers, and the citizens gcner
ally,that he h2s removed his shop from
Mr. ATAuckle'sln rhe holIow, 20 The east
end OF his own h:mse-- first door below
Mr. Robert Goud's well knowh Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- Situated
part of the town Of CarrulIIoo, 'caFIcd bY
the Vulgar, 7She,p HM-where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, general assortment Of
CABINET WARE. .
l4e feds also grateful IN beng abe to
add, that the patrdhage he has recasvrd
since commencing business in Carroll
cosniy, will be a sulIicient slimulaut 10
induce him 20 give getrerai satisfaction.
JAMES BUlSGE,.
February 9Th 1896. . @
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-22

Arc now receiving their spring sup
plies consisting IN part Of 1000 cases o.
BOOTS g. SHOES,
adapted 10 the approaching seasoU.
ALSO, N5O, packages Of POlm-loaV
hats, Lcghmn Straw e. IuscaH bonnets
ai various qualities; All Of which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchants visiting Pitts
'ibHgh. are respectfully invited TO call g.
examine their stock.
March 25tb, 1896.
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TO MthLOWNEEsS AND
MILL EES,

The Undersigned, owners of Meichun'
Fourrg Mills, in Pennsy IvOuia, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having sevGraIly
purchased and lor some time had in opa.
ration, French Burr Nj Stones, nuhuf
| lacturcd by Mr. John Rhey of The city ot
Pittsburgh, take u pleasure in stating lfN.
their Burrs, both IT. the quality ofthe ma.
I'terIaI and in the workmanship, have giv-
en- the most en'ire satisfaction, . ...,
The enterprise manifested by Mr. Riley
in establishing this nanuIaCtoty, his ea-
erton in procuring the most experience
workmen, his care aud skill in The sclec.
ton OF stere OF superior description,
strongly recommend his eaioblOhment u
the notice Of purchasers, and we ate hap.
py TO have it in our power 10 bear this
public testimonial IN his favour.
J IS. PAltersOn, Brighton, Beaver CO. Pa
S Walker, " CO. Etzlbclhowu, Pa.
j. A. Mi Ier, r riou Mills P",
| /. Mitchell ScwckI y ... Pa.
Jacob IL, ZigIer, Ilrrrlson Mills Pa,
Isaac Walker, near 'PilrslWrgh p
JamesD. White, New Castle Mills Ia.
JohrPIgh, FaIston, Beaver c." Pa.
Geo. Copper a. J. CussitIab Steam
Alil, HearPutsbuIgh Pa
Isaac 'Pangurn, s NJ Monongahela
Run Pa.
W.'R Huwttins, AlIogheWy Pa
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa,
Abraham rScheIer, ,zsIienopoIe Pa
David NJ JuWkin, .ktna Furnace, Pa =
James Morrow, CorroIIco. OhiO.
F.ZIser, Big leaveb Pa.
K. " }. Lindsay, Neudngo, co. PA
J, Johnston, .... ri. Va.
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, SleubcnvilIe, Ohio,
Pit!sbuFgh, PA.
february ~, 1896. ...H
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Common Peas Vacati0h gIger Mo1
Term 1885,
Henry Dickinson)
VS. Attachment.
Samuel II,rs,

All persons interested will take no
tice, that Henry Dickinson on the 12tt
day of March a. d. 1885 sued ont {
writ of attachment from the Court oI
Common Pleas, Of Carroll County, s
Stale of Ohio, against Samuel Hirst,
for The sum of One hundred and sixty
two Dollars and fifty cents, which
writ has been served and relurned.
DANIEL M'COOK Clerk C. C P.
Pearce, &arksoealher, g. JarViS
attorneys for Plaintiff.
March 18th 1886.
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Washington Monument.
The undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation Of Gov. Lucas, to be
the collector Of the Washington Ma
tional Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby appoint John McCOrmick dep.
uty collector. for the County Of Car
roll ia said State. ..
0 CHARLES MCLEAN.
Col. w. N, NJ. S.
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 5, WOOD STREET, PITTsBURG

M ARBLE ManteIs, with PiIasters
NA and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
ble Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door Si|Is
and Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received & prompt
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN RHEY g. Co.
June 10, 1895
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We are all here,
alven they-the dead-lhough'dead, sc
dear,
FOND memory =, 80 her duty true,
.BrIngs back their faded forms towew,
How life like through the mist of years
Each we'll remembergdfac appears;
we see them as in times long past,
From each to each KIND looks are cast:
We hear their words, theic smiles be
hold,
uhey'reround US -as.oi,old-
NWe are all here,
We are all here!
Falher, Molher,
fSlster, Brother,
You hal'l love withiove so dear
This may not long of us be said
. Soon must we join the gathered dead,
And blythe hearth ,we now sit round,
'Some other circle will be found.
% then that wisdom may we know,
Fha' yields. a liie Of Peuce below:
,So.in the world to follow this,
May each repeat, in worlds Of bliss,
We're all-all here!
rC.S.
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~7ozrEE.
THEFAMlLY MggglNi7 -.

,. Z The following lines were written OF
'She occasion of the accidental meeting, {
'aew evenings since, ,'ofaI the Surviving
members of a family, the father andnotf
'er Of which Che one eighty two, the 9th
or eighty years oId) have lived in the
same ifoase .t52y-three years Boston
Courier.
1We are, all here!
Father, Mother,
SISTER Brother,
Allwho hold each other dear,
Each chair.is filled, we're.all at home,
10 night let no cold stranger come;
Il is not oflenthus&round
Our cid familiar hearth we're found.
Bless then ahe4aeeting and the spot,
For once be every care forgot;
'i'et gentle peace assert her power,
And kind affection rnIe thehour;
We're alI--alF here.
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ANKER BOLTING CLOTHS.

ANKER BOLTING CLOTHS.
The subscriber Aattered with rAany
Testimonials received from MiIEers who
have I'cught and used these v4lt1ble bolt
ing cloths in their Merchant Flour Mills,
--begs lerve to inform millers aHd OH.
ere, that he has received a large lot Of
Boiling Cloths, direct from the mauuGac.
lures; and will be happy TO supply mil.
ers on PiaetaI @rms with tho article,
which he wiz warrant.
JOHN riley.
Fittsb'h Pa. February 10, 1896.
rs. Burr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual,
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=. Stokely and R, MICIaYc,

.. StOkeIy and r, MEClaVc,
AGorRieS and COSRSellors at La,o,
II AVING formed a partnership in
L. their profession, wall practice to-
gether in Carroll county, Ohio.
R. McCLAVE may be consulted at
his Office 10 CarroIIton, or s. STOKELY
in SleubenvilIc, and ia all cases the re.
'ainer of the one will engage the service
of the other. ....
Carrollton, Sept. 1884. .-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-22

J. Pearce, d. A. Stdrkweather, GrsD.
JOUiS, ATTORNEYS AT Law,
HAVE formed Partnership in the
n practice of their profession. d
A. SIarkweather and d. Jarvis can be
consulted at Canton, Stark county, and
J Pearce at CarroIIton, Carroll CO. o.
CarrolltOn, Sept 1884.
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tNe'rs nAt.all her4l.

fWe're not. all here!
2Some are away - the dead ones dear,
WHO tArong'd>with US this ancient hearth
And gaVe%hee hOar to guiItless mir,h.
'tate with stern relentless hand;
~Some4lkea HIghtaash passed away,
-AndsoRe sank, ltngering,day BY day;
Ihe quiet grave yard-some lie there,
And cruel ocean has his share
We're rot ali here,
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W. JOHNSTON.

W. JOHNSTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao, and
SOIicitorin ChGncerH
HAS removed his Office 10 The room,
a lately occupied as the Auditors
Office, CarrOlltor, Carroll county, Ohio
Apr 4 10, 1885 -
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
CABIN L MAKING.

The firm of Rackson & Tiernan
having been dissolved by conse nj, the
business will be carried on, lin future,
by TIERNAN & Co. in the same
shop; where they are prepared tO'exe
cute all drders'in their line upon the
shortest hotiCe. ..t
FIERNAN;& Co.
Carrolltoh, March III 1lhIS36,
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CarrolI,on Oct. 1885.
NOTICE.

INHE undersigned, appointed corr
A mitteeto contract with competent
workman, to build a church at the Big
Spring, wish to take proposals for The
erection of the same, the ensuing Sumner
The sizo is 45 by So; the wall is to be Of
BRICK, l5 feet high, the first codtract to
enclose the house aud lay the underifoor.
The place Of buidlng,'is ten 'miIes'wesr
ofCurrolIton Monroe Township, C8rrdII
coanty Ohio, for further pafticulurs en-
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Whole Sale shoe store,
No. OI Woop STREET, rrrrsDvRc II.

A-9az7 t. cEraD5
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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM
FRANCE.

BY the packet ship Charlemagne
Captain Richardson, from Havre
whence she sailed on the 6th May,
Paris papers have been received to
the 7lh, containing London dates oI
the 81 May Nat. Int.
Ertract 0Td letter from Frankfort,
dated Isl instant.
"We learn that the three .gTea
Courts Of the East have sent fresh in
structions 10 their Ambassadors at Pa
ris relative to any eventual nter1en'
ton in Spain. Count Nesselrode lis
said TO have desired Count Pahlen 10
protest against Spain, the Russian
Ambassador is to demand his pass
ports; or if France affords any covert
succor to Spain, the Count is to in
form his Government, which willsend
subsidies to Carlos. 1T is said that
Prussia confines herself fatpresentpO a
simple protest, without declaring her
intentions should an intervention &c.
tuaI!y take place. Prince Meter
nlch declares himself against an inter
vention, on the pretext that Russia
may take advantage of it to iOpertose
in the affairs of the Fast"
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A CONSPIRACY.

A conspiracy among the slaves al ST.
Jago was receaty discovered on the eve
of being put into execution, by informa.
lion of a slave to his master, who had but
a short time before been instructed with
the secret. The Governor was immedi
ateIy informed, and the military put ia
motion a;9 O'clock at night When they
arrived at the place Of rendezvous, found
200 slaves mostly mounted preparing tor
the bloody scene, when an encounter took
place, and the cannon that overlooked
The parade ground, commenced firing up
on them, and they dispersed, leaving some
killed and many prisoners. Among the
prisoners were two chiefs, who were tried
found guilty and shot. Many we're fog,
ged and some receiving 1000 lashes,
most of whom died. Their plan as con-
fessed on The trial, was 10 rush into the
town of Porto Praya at midnight, seize
lhearms of the military, AMI they would
not JOIN, jlhe black soIdiers) kill them,
and then commence tho work Of destruc.
tiop on the lnhabitanls, by killing men
women and chidren-take all their mo
ney that could be found, seize the ship.
ping and embark for Africa. For long
time past much discontent had been man
Tested by The slaves, end they were i'm
pressed with the idea that when the por.
tuguese government passed laws prcnib.
iling the slave trade, that they had at the
same time passed laws for .heir emanci
patton, which was withheld BY the Cover
nor, who they supposed, was influenced
by their masters. The immediate cause
ol the insurreclon was IN consequence ol
the arrival of new Governor, who, not
giving orders for their liberation, made
them despair of ever getIingii, whi,h de-
tormined the course they pursued. There
was very remarkable circumstance that
took place whllo executing the two ring
leaders. One of them had been a runa
way, lived long time in The mountains,
and always evadet pursuit, had been very
dexterous IN every thing he undertook,
so much so that he acquired the name of
Prophet. While on trial, he confessed
his guilty intention without any symp-
toms of fear for the consequence, and in.
forms his friends and we'll wishers among
the blacks, that the whites could not kill
him, which they all believed. When ta.
ken out to be shot, tied to his companion,
he walked to the place Of execution with
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JN. McLENE,
JOHN McELVAIN.

Now therefore be it known, that |
ANDREW JACKSON, President Of the
United States of America, having seen
and considered the said Treaty, do, in
pursuance of the advice and consent
of the Senate, as expressed in their res
olition of the sixth of May, one thou.
sand eight hundred and thirty.s
accept, ratify, and confirm the same,
upon the condition expressed in the
aforesaid resolution OF the Senate,
which condition is as follows: "Pr0mi
ded. That afterthe word ''moneys,"
10 the fifth article, the following
words shall be inserted therein; not
erceeding tt0snty thousand dollars"
In testimony whereof, have caused
the seal of the United States to be
hereunto affixed, having signed the
same with my hand.
Done at the City of Washing,
ton, this sixteenth day of May,
Il. ST. one thousand eight hundred
and thirty.six, and Of the Inde
pendence ofthe United States
the six,ieth.
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY the President:
JOHN FORSYTH,
Secretary 9 State.