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DIBRELLs COR DAGGER's) WHITE sui

PHUR SPRINGS,
TN the county of Botetourt Virginia, on the Turn
i pike leading from Lynchburg to the White Sui
phur and other Virginia Springs and nearly equi-
distant between Lynchburg and Lewisburg, are again
ready Tor the reception OF company. They are neatly
and extensively improved: and afford excellent ac-
commodations for 2OO persons. Those who slsii them
will find good table, we'll trained and attentive ser.
wants first music obligng host with active anu
competent assistants, and moderate charges The M
creasng reputation Of the water and the facility with
which the place may be reached, have, for the last
three years, trebed the number Of vsters--Fifteen
hundred persons visited these springs last season Tor
the benefit of the water. =, T
Members of Congress and others from the West
and Southwest who have never seen this place, are
respectfully recommended take This route their
return home. To the people Of Eastern Virginia, and
all from The North and elsem here, who pass through
Richmond their way to the Virginia watering
places, the more distant West beg leave 10 re-
commend the beautiful Packet Boats of Messrs, Boyd,
Edmund & Co., furnishing the safest and most
agreeable mode of Conveyance TO Lynchburg from
which place the travelling Is performed in excellent
Coaches, over good turnpike, afording successive
and highly interesting views of James River and the
Blue Ridge Canal, along the Balcony Falls and pass
ing directly the Natural Bridge, and lay Dibrelfs
to the White Suphur-And be IL remembered thai
on this route there Is no night trGreHing in the
Stages They leave Lynchburg at o'clock in the
morning, breakfast at Eagles Eyre, dine at the Natu-
raj Bndge, and arrive at D.breps Springs by sun
set-lcave DhreIl's Springs next morning after
breakfast, dine at Caaghans, and arrive at Lewis
burg before dark dropping at the White Sulphur,
before sunset, all who may desire to stop there
Two lines OF Stages Gone Of them daily line) pass
the Natural Bridge ard DibreIs Spring, and those
who wish TO stop the latter place, can do SO with
a certainty OF resuming their journey at any hour
they may desire
The following analysis of the water OF Dibrell's
Springs by Professor Rogers of the University of
Virginia, will show their valuable properties:
SOLID lNGREDIEN Is.
Carbonate of Soda, Chloride Of Potassium,
Suphae of Soda, Carbonate of Lime,
Chloride of Sodium Organic Matter contain
Carbonate of Magnesia, ing Nitrogen,
Per Oxide Of Iron Carbonate of Ammonia
Silica dissolved
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Communications.
FOR THE MADlsoNiAN.
THE FISCAL AGENCY OF TIE UNITED
STATES

OF the ahstrse perpexy of the subject of Currency The
institution and facilities OF Cash and CTedither early origin
and Development into national systems, the
Of traffic The Institution OF coinage and the obligation
Of contracts of those Cash and Credit
important inventions giving e and vgor the
tons of atcwhiie the invention OF banking has brought to
their aid the wings which give them expansions apdy uni
fomiy, and uversaly The cons,iuiionaiy Of Bank or
Fiscal Agency with banking only placed beyond
doubt, hut the obligation establish agency
Of national preservation and progressive Improvement de
monstTatpd.
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II apprt Tetranger 10 secret de tac,ique.-
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Chloride Of Potassium,
Carbonate Of Lime,
Organic Matter contain
ing Nitrogen,
Carbonate Of Ammonia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

The following beautiful extract is Ia.
ken from the New England Weekly
Review:
"War may stride over the land with
the crushing step Of a giant-pesliIence
may steal over it like an invisible curse
famine may brood over it with long
visitation, until the sky itself is brazen'
ed and the beautiful greenness gives
place to the parched desert-a wide
waste of Cnproductlve deSolarion, But
these are only physical evils. The
wild flowers will bloom in peace on the
field Of battle, and above the crushed
skeleton. The destroying angel orpes.
thence will retire when the errand is
done and the nation will again breathe
freely, aud the barrenness Of famine
will cease at last--;he cloud will be
prodigal Of its boarded rain and the
wilderness will blossom, But for moral
desolation there is no reviving spring.
Let the moral and republican princi
pies of our country be abandoned our
representatives bow in unconditional OBJ.
sequiousness to individual dictation; let
impudence intrigue and corruption tri.
umph over honesty and intellect, and
our liberties and strength will depart
forever or these there can be no re
cusitation. The abomnation of desoa.
ton will be fixed and pei petuaI-aud
as the mighty fabric Of our glory totters
into ruins, the nations of the earth will
mock at US in our overthrow, like the
powers Of darkness, when the throned
one of Babylon became even as them.
selves-and the glory of the ChaIdees
had gone down forever.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
3O38 1896 20,955 2l,935
303S 2O,955
Locofoco maj.
Whig gain from last November, 922

Whg gain from last November, 922
Bishop Hughes men had a separate
ticket for Senators, but voted for ten Of
the Tammany candidates for Assembly.
Consequently, unless this increase Of
force was counterbaanced by an oqu Il
or greater withdrawal Of strenglh-re-
sultlng from the same cause-mo Of
the Tammany candidates for Assembly
are probably elected. Some on both
sides may have succeeded. But it is
impossible to speak with any confidence,
as the Assembly votes are not yet count
ed. There were doubtless good many
split tickets.
ASSEMBLY Compared with the last
Legislature, the LocoCocos have gained
two AssembIymen in Kings. and one 10
Richmond Westchester sends two Lo.
coGocos; Queens one: Orange three
Rock and one, and Of course Putnam one,
aud Suffolk two. Same last year The
loss Of three Wing members in Kings
and Richmond, would give the Locolocos
majority Of two in that body, if all
the other counties should come in as be
fore.
The Senate comprises 80 members;
the Assembly 1913. The last Senate
was dlvded-2l Wings and II Loco
focos. Assembly, Wings 66, LocoGocos
81.
The eight Senators who retired by
the expiration of their Term of office,
are all Wings except Avery Skinner,
of the fifth district There are Two
other vacancies, occasioned by the re-
signation of Minthorne Tompkins, Loco
in the 5lh district, and Mark H. Sbley
Wing, in the 7th. Total, s Wings and
2 Locofocos. The % Senators who
hold over are l3 Wings and 8 Loco
focos.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Harrisburgh InrelIgencer oi the
28lh uIt gives the vote for Governor Of
that State at the recent election, as fol
lows: Banks 1894; Porter 136,335
Porters majority 22,56l At the Presi
dental Election in 1910, the vote stood
for Harrison l44,OlS; Van Buren, 49,.
G74-showing a falling otT in the W hig
vote Of 30,633 and in the Opposition
vote, Of only 3,740!
The same paper classes the state o
parties in the Legislature, as follows
In the Senate Wigs II, Locoroco'
/ IS, Conservatives |. In the House Lo
cofocos 6l, Wings SO, Locoloco majori
ly %.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
SPEAKERS.

The time has arrived, when inqui-
ries are made as to who will be Speak.
ers in the next General Assembly,
We of course have no knowledga Of the
man9uvors OF the party in power, and
can only form an opinion from rumor.-
Mr.. Faran seems TO he the person fiXeC
upon for the Senate Chair, and We pre-
sumo he will have no serious opposition
from his own party.
For Speaker of the House, the matte
will have to be settled IN "Tln PAM" be
tween Rufus P. Spaldirg, Caleb ]. Nc
Nulty, and Gov. Jenkins By the way
il the rumor concerning Mr.. MCNulty'
age shall prove true, the Governor will
have pretty much clear 6eld.-O. S
Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
L.EnLLuno NOTICE.

NOTICE g herehy gwen 10 a 'hosr
indebr, d 10 III, cslaro ol William M'ers
late or CauoHrou, Carroll county, ONO
deceased, ore requested to make Imme-
date Taymen' 70 the undrrslgned Exec
tor: and all tnose having claims ngaIos'
SAID es'a e, will present them legally pro
ven for settlement, within eighteen
months from this date.
ROBERT MELDERRf,
Executor Of Wm. Ny eTs, decd.
Octoter 20, lS4I.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
New YOrk Election.

The thrilling contest is over; but we
have only received partial accounts of
its results.
We take the following returns and
comments from the Journal OF Com
merce. While the journal, however,
makes the Opposition majority but SO,
the New York Herald makes it 2l6; tho
Evening Post 3o9; The New Era 332; !;
The Tribune 1874; The Express "a; the
Courier and Enquirer $50; and the
Standard, all "cocka hoop" 2l3. Truth
may lay between.
In this city, according to present ap.
pearances, neither party has much to
boast Of Only the votes for Senators
were canvassed last evening The an
DeXed is as correct a statement Of the
result as we are ablo to furnish. II
shows on apparent majority o(5S for the
Opposition. The Official returns may
make it larger, or possibly may throw
the balance on the other side We here
speak Of the vote in nlhis city, But it i,
TO be remembered that the First Sena
toriai District includes also Kings coun
~ and Richmond. In those counue
The Senatorial vote was not counted las
night The Wings Of Kings claimed
small majority FOR Senators in that coun
ty, while in Richmond there is doubles
small majority for the Locoloco cand
dates. According to our present nfor
nation. The greater chance is, that one
if not bolh The Locofoco candidates ar
elected,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

Those IndcDed 10 the late Grm Of
Coilier & McEo1mirk are requested 10
call and settle Immediately, as longer
indulgence cannot be given 10 those who
neglect this notice. Come and settle, il
you ronnot pay at this time, it will cost
you nothing TO give your Note, and by
that means settle off the old score This
is the last time we shall Dun you in miS
wdy
COLLIER & MCCORMICK.
- Carrollton, Oct. 80, lS4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
THE INDIANS DREAM.

When the Indian went to see the
white man, he STAYED with HIN all
nlght. 10 the morning he says TO the
white man:
me have dream last night"
"Ah-what was in" inquired the
white man.
"Me dream that you give me your
gray mare, and that you give me rife,
and that you give me much pow der
much baIi-much shot,
did you indeed what, dream it
al?"
"Yes, dream it all. "
"WelI, that's bad, for my wife alwa US
rides the gray mare, and she thinks she
can't ride any other horse; but if you
dreamed it, whv, ! suppose you mus
have her. And nv rifle loo-my o!c
(avorile riae-dream that ! gave yol
that too?"
"Yes, me dream rifle too" replied
the Indian"
swell, if you dreamed il, why,
suppose you must laKe mat 100; Oul IL
singular"
So the white man gave them all int
the Indians possession; but persuade
MIN TO tarry with him over anorhe
night.
In the morning the white man says t
the Indian 81 had dream too, las
night"
"No-did you?"
ayes, but | did though. | dreame
that you gave me all the land betwee
Pojonket river and CataPank mountain
about three thousand acres OF tn
most beautiful land imaginable.
"Ah! Bones of my lathers3 We
if you dream it, why | suppose yo
must have the Iand-but me nerer drea
uih yOu any more"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

DEATHS DoINGs.-A single number Of
the TaIahasse Star contains the following
obituary encouragement. The WELLFoRD
faml were from Baltimore:
Died at Tallahassee. Of the prevailing
fever, on rhe 25rh September, Edward
X. WelIord, aged q.
And on the 28lh September, Robert
Y. Wexford, Esq.
And on the I'd October, Mrs LOUISA
Wexford; on the Sd October, James G
Welford, aged IS. United in life they
were not separated in death
And on the 9Th October, Richard 6
Wexford, aged "a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
ANOTHER RUMOR.

We have heard 1t rumored rather sly
ly that Mr.. MCNuly, Representative
elected from Knox county, is under
twenty, five Years Of age. There may
be something IN 1t, aud th"ro may not
we give it just as we heard il, Mr.. M
Nully loOkS young, though a mans looks
are not always a sure index to his age
aud b. sides, rumor does rot always tell
the lrulh.-O. s. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
RED U lTION OF EXPENSES

The New York Post in making some
charges against the Wing party, among
other things says they have not, since
they have been in power, reduced the ex'
penses Of the Government, in any OF lis
departments, single cent. The Tr!-
bune, in replying TO this charge every
properly pronounces it untrue. 10 the
Printing, Stationary, 8.c" Of Congress,
the retrenchment has been nearly or
quite one half. In the collection Of the
revenue at the port ofINew York, the
saving will be 100000 for the first
year Of Mr., Gurus, as compared with he
last year OF Mr.. HoyL So in other re.
spects. Tho wings indeed have expen
ded heavy sums in paying off the Trea
sury arrearages of Mr.. Woodbury., the
Post.office arIearages Of Kendall anc
Niles, and in putting the forllicalions in
state Of eficlrncy. Does the Post OBJ
Iect to hls? Certainly the people do not
We admit that The whig retrenctment.
have not vel been redeemed IN full, for NJ
opportunity has yet been afforded. w
are abused for not doing so much in three
months, and YET found fault with for no
dong more. Give us lair lime, and II The
wings do not retrench the expenses o
the Government considerably, we will de
nounCe them. - Bait. Pat. ~~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

In tho case of the United States
gaInst the Bank of the Uuued States, in
the CirCuu Court of the United States
sitting at Philadelphia. in a SUIT TO recoV
er The sum Of S25l ,243 "a, retained by
the Bank out Of the declared dividends
upon stock owned by the United States,
as an offset for commissions, Iosses, &c
III The negotiation OF draft oI the Gov.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
NOTICE.
Nov, 5, 1871,

There will he presented 10 the Com
mssloners Of Carroll county, at their
Dec. session, ls4l, a petition, praying for
an alteration in the county road leading
from Thomas Georges TO Pauerson's
Mil. The alteration proposed will
commence at a point on said road al or
near Thomas Georges, jr., in Lee tp.,
thence The nearest and best way to The
original county line, easl of Ezekiel Ma
pies lmprovement-thence, 10 the east
end Of the lane between Ezekiel Maple
snd George Rider-thence west along
said line until 1t intersects the original
survey of said road near The house oI
Thomns Maple, in Lee township Those
i lerestei will act accordingly, &c.
October 30, 1871.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

Having disposed of my interest in the
firm OF Martin q Lawson, to Mr.. jacob
Covode, of Pennsylvania, on retiring
from business embrace the opportunity
of returning my grateful thanks to our
numerous customers for their kindness $
and lavors, aud would recommend their
favorable notice to my successors IN bu-
siness, Lawson 81 Covode
NJ. MARTIN.
WeIIsvilIe, Nov. 10, l84l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
EXEL UTORS' NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
Indebted to The estate Of John Burrler,
late Of Carroll county, O5i", deceased,
to make immediate payment 10 the un'
drrslgned Executors and all those haV'
ing claims against said estate are re-
qnes'ed to present them, property an
r1enrlcartd for settlement, within ont
wear from Ibis date.
DANIEL BURRIER.
ELlX BETH BURRlER,
Executors ol John BurrIer, decd
October 20, l24l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

Absence at mind the latest case
We learn by the last Dayton Journal,
that Judge Geo B. Holt has commenced
libel suit against the editors Of that
paper, claiming $4,000 damages. We
had the honor Of being served with a
similar writ once, hut our absent min
ded friend got oul Of his stupor just II
time TO give us no trouble and pay his
own cost. Sue an Ohio editor! Wha
was The Lunatic Asy Ium built for?- Cier
Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali those
knowing themselves indebted 10 the es.
tate oi James Taylor, late of Harrison
township, Carroll county, Ohio, deceas ased
to make immediate payment to The IN
dersIsned administrators; and all those
having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au
lheuticated, for settlement, within one
year from this date
LEONARD HERSH,
Isaac ,LEWTON,
Administrators.
Noyember u 1911.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
ONONDAGA COUNTY.

A letter in the ALBANY Evening Jour
nal, from Syracuse, dated November ID,
8 o'clock P. NJ, says, his town will give
Locofoco majority Of from 100 to $50,
(Which may be considered as fatal TO
our hopes in this county,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
Cash paid for wheat.

200 Bushels of Dried Peaches want
cd tor which the highest price in Cash
wall be paid on delivery -
w. D. JENKINS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

the blessings ofa minority remain with
US and those blessings we would not
swap for all the majorlties in Christen-
dom"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

cromcn' uron Frtnce some lrana 40,
the jury on MONDAY morning gave veg.
diet IN favor Of the United States for
the amount claimed and costs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
STRAY HORSES.

FENAKEN up by the subscriber, living
Il in Union township, Carroll county, ,
ONO on the 2lst day OF August, lS41 ,
as estrays, one light sorreI HORSE. with
light name and tail, supposed TO be three
years old. Also, at the same tune and
place, one dark brown MARE, with a
star iC the forehead, supposed to be three
years old No other marks or brands
percelvable.
JOHN ELDER.
Nov. 5, 1871,
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M. MARTIN
d Il. LAWSON.
WelsviIle, Nov. u, l94l.

THE undersigned having associated
themselves under the firm of LdaOSOn 81
Copode, for the purpose OF continuing
general Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission business, IN the house
occupied by Martin g. Lawson, where
by strict attention to business, they hope
to secure a liberal patronage. Mer.
chants and others are requested to call.
d. Il. LAWSON,
JACOB COVODE.
Wellsvllle, Nov. II, lS4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
PROCLAMATION
by the Governor OF the
State Of Ohio.

State Of Ohio.
IN all periods ot Christianity, it has
been custom to summon the people to.
getheI on sci days, consecraled to acts
Of pety and devotion. Our Christian
ancestors IN America have, in all pasu
time, been accustomed thus to assemble
together, at the close Of the year. when
the rewards OI industry have been reaIl.
zed, and tle harvest Of The year gather
ed 10 10 acknowledge the Supreme gov.
ernmenl OF the Almighty. aud to offer 40
their hearts TO him IN Ihankillness for
his merClul dispense tons towards them.
Sensible Of this great duty Of Chris
ton immunity. the Legislature Of Ohio.
on the Dist day OF March last, did re.
solve, "That the Governor be requestt
TO issue within The present yepr his proc
Iamaton 10 the citizens Of the State.
recommending to them tie observance
of day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, for his blessings to US as people, y
Now. therefore, by the authority thus
givcn, and in execution Of the duty en-
joined, | THOMAS CORWlN, Govern.
or of The State Of OHIO. 10 set aporr
THURSDAY, THE SECOND Day
OF DECEMBER NEXT,
As q day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, throughout the State Of Oaio. 1t
is expected that on that day all the good
citizens Of the State Will abstain from
the business of temporal nature; that
they will assemble themselves at lLeir
usuaI places of worship. and in humility
and sincerity make public acknowledge
menr to The Almighty Ruler Of all Ma
tons for the rich blessings which have
been vouchsalcd 10 US as people; and
especially that lhey humbly impore the
the God Of our fathers TO preserve to Us
our latest posICrIty, the great biessinga
of free institutions, regulated liberty anc
pure religion
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
ANIL, unto set m, hand, and eau
NN0G.. sed the Great Seal of the
5@ASS State to be affixed, al Co
2S Iumbus, this 26lh day o
''WN October. A. D ls4l. auC
of the independence OF the United States
the Ixty.flth.
THOMAS CORWIN
By the Governor:
J. SLOANE,
Secretary Of State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLV we'd.

The Partnership heretoforel existing
under The firm Of Collier 4. Mccormick,
a. Publishers Of the Carol Free Press,
is his day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted 10 said firm will please
call, Immediately, with T. w. Collier,
in whose hands The Books, &c. will re-
main for a time, and make settlement
those who are not prepared TO pay cash
will confer favor by giving US a cali
and settling by Duebill. To all who
will call and settle even if they cannot
pay cash, longer indulgence will be Civ
en-, han 10 those who neglect it. 1t is
udispensAbIy necessary to have the
affairs Of the irm closed, and therefore,
we hope that all, without exceptions,
will attend TO this call.-Ths No. ends
our third year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

jority. This renders the result III the
county doubtful, with The chances a
ganst US
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LEATRER.
lake NOTICE.

ALL those who know themselves in
depted 10 tho subscriber, either by note
or book account, are requested TO make
immediate payment. As he has moved
from CarroIlon, notes and accounts are
Ie0 with q. Kennedy, E.q IN Carroll.
ton, with whom, those indebted, will be
kind enough to call and make payment,
before any cosl may he added.
WM. r MARTZALL.
October 22, l84l.