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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29
MIR. Clay among the Sca,nrn

Mr.. Clay was invited to visit some DAVIS apo.
the new packet ship Wabash, Capt. Stanton, now
laying at New-Orleans, and, stepping on board,
found several shipmasters and citizens awaiting
him and capital collection in readiness He
was welcomed by Capt Stanton las reported in
The Tfopic) in the following appropriate terms.
Mr. Clay | esteem among the proudest events
OF my IIieth privilege now afforded me of address-
ing you ms my guest While acknowledge the
high qualification that derive from your visit
hcre, permit me at the same time 10 tender nv
thanks for the kind and prompt manner with which
you responded to my wishes In behalf ofmvself
as well as the owners and those friends hy whom
You are surrounded. bid Won hearty and cordial
welcome on board The Wo,oeh. IL viii non, 7
think. be expected that should greet won in set
speech but rather with the frank heart and the hon
est plain language Of sailor. | welcome you
here. sir. because you are recognized rs the unwa-
verng friend Of equal rights, to every Occupation
in our country. I welcome Won uron this shin
OF American construction and almost of Amer;-
can material, the true friend Of merican InIns.
try. and more especially as the friend 10 legitimate
and adequate Protection TO American Industry.
The sailors (manv Of whom are about YOU Mt
this time) bid you welcome here. becaus, they re-.
member when your eloquent voice WIS raised in
their behaif in our national councils-when rs
trumpet tones rang ,riumphantly for aFrec Trade
aud Sailors Rights"
The ship owners AMI merchants. who are
ably represented here, greet yo,,, and in doing il
they point TO the cheering spectacle that surrounds
Won in their commercial marine. Here, on every
side, are their ships and they present to vour no
tice their rucion,malcrials and appointments
MS unsurpassed by those OF any other nations :.
They can load those ships. and can sail from nor
10 port in our country individual enterprise cas-
accomplish every thing that is necessary in OH
commercial intercourse save the furnish;ng o.
money to consummate transactions; that dnty be
longs IN every good government. Il is with ear
nest and sincere pleasure that we gree, you as IN.
champion ola sound National C2rresey
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29
The Innkcepcr's Story.

About seventeen years after the close Of the
Revolutionary War, a stranger arrived at prn
cipal town in one Of our eastern states and being
shown to respectable public house, informed,
whose name was Jedson that was his intention
10 remain there several days. There was no,hng
extraordinary in the arrival ola stranger in the
town, and vet the landlord of the inn before men.
toned, could not help regarding the stranger with
peculiar attention He was rather inclined tow
ards the vale of years. and evidently in i'll health
And there was something in his countenance and
in his air that forcibly drew the attention of the
worthy Jedson toward him, and which seemed TO
recall the far off membranes of other scenes
he communicated his feelings to his wife, and ad.
ded, ifit was possible Mary, should say that
have seen this stranger before, and on the very
night when we first saw our poor Eva p But
ii is not possible echoed the good Mrs Jedson
.he would have known yon at once besides, such
a wretch would not have been permitted to cum.
Der the earth so long. Il is only fancy, dear
husband and for PHYS sake don't speak Of it to
poor Eva-it will put her in mind of all her troub.
lesr The good man promised caution, and went
to Lake one more look at the stranger
Woman's curiosity is prorerbial and the ex-
cellent wife Of The innkeeper was not without her
share; but a stronger than mere idle courios-
", impelled her 10 feign an excuse for entering
the parlor appointed for the stranger, and she
forthwith followed the good man. Long and in.
tense was the scrutiny with which the usually
modest and quiet dame regarded the elegan, look
ing CUES, who rccllned, apparently buried in
thought, in an armed chair, which occupied re-
cess near the fire place. The stranger looked ur
met her earnest gaze aud started Seventeen wears
had mt wrought so great change in the person
OF the lsndlady as might be expected; fer an in
nocent and active life had aided constitu
ton naturally rohnst, and she appeared much ths
same MS she had fourteen years back. The stran
ger hl' he had seen her before; he passed hi
hanc over ms finished face, and addressed to he,
some trivial question. The tone Of her voice in
answering seemed to strike omen his ear as ono 70
memhered. but he said nothing
'We hare seen him before Ios;,h, !.
landladv to her husband when alone ~. h.,
not vet met the punishment due to his n;s,esds
What shall esayi Something we n,,s, 4. !,
It's indeed him. returned Jedson ,,yh., 90.
have brought him here, II wonId kin F., !,
see him luckily she is confined by a cola =,
stairs-hu, tomorrow Fanny returns He shall
see Fanny; she is the image of what her mo,be
was when we first saw her; if he is the perso,
! We suppose, he must be struck with the likeness
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29
From The Neo York Tribune.
AMERICANS IN VAN DIEMAN'S LAND

New York, February 18Th. 1874
The undersigned were engaged with COL Van
Shouz in the affair Of the Windmill. near Prescott.
10 November, 1898. They were tried by military
court martial at Kingston, Canada. sentenced 10
death, bn, sen, to Van Dieman's land "a convicts;
where, afer residenre Of nearly fonr wears. they
forgiven. and allowed to return 10 their coun.
try, BY Sir John Franklin, the British Governor.
On our voyage ont, we doubled the Cape Of C nod
Hope; on our soysge home, we doubled Cape Horn
performing. in all. journey Of upward Of 10000
miles, and sailing once. at least, round the world.
AS there are fifty forr Of OR comrads who were
under Won sh"pliz still in captivity. we think Il a
duty tn them and their relatives to offer the public
acronn' OF their present circumstances, so far as
the same are known TO Us.
To do this in the most satisfactory manner, we
bore name 'hem severslly. They arr all IN eoler.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29

nv LADY.
build my mes, on the mountains crest
Where the wild wind rocks my eagleis to rest,
Where the lightnings fash and The thundcrs crash
And the roaring torrents foam and dash;
For my spirit free henceforlh shall be
Atype for the sons Of Liberty
Aloll fly, from my cyric high,
Through the vaul,ed dome of the azure sky;
ona sunbeam bright take my airy flight,
A float in food ofliquid light:
For ioveto play in the noon,ide ray,
And bask in blaze from the throne Of Day
Away spring with tireless wing,
On the feathery cloud I poise and swing
I dart down the steep where the lightnings leap,
And the clear blue canopy slowly sweep
For dear to me is the revelry
Ola free and fearless Liberty.
love the land where the mountains stand
Like the wa,ch-owers high of patriot band
For may not bide, in my glory and pride,
Though the land be never so fair and wlde
Where luxury reigns DER voluptuous plains,
And letters the freedom soul in chains
Then give to me in my flight 10 see
The land Of the Pilgrims ever free;
And | ne'er will rove from the haunts love,
But watch, from my sentinel track above,
Your banner free over land and sea-
And exut in your glorious destiny.
oh, guard me well the land where dwell,
Lest 10 future time the tale tell
When slow expires in smouldering fires
The goodly heritage of your sircs,
How Freedoms light rose clear and bright
From fair Columbus beacon hight,
Till ye quenched the fame in starless night.
Then will tear from your pcnnon fair
The snrs ye set in triumph there
My olivebranch on the blast LII launch
The flutering stripes from the flag staff wrench
And away I'll flee, for scorn TO see
craven race in the Land of the Free. D.
BRANDON, VI. January, 1874
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29

LoNoEvITy-We Published few days since
the fact that Mr.. John Van Worst, of Schenectady
had entered upon his I04ih year We have since
been furnished By friend with the age of his chill.
drep Ailare living, with the exception Of Aaron
who was buried last week The Joysare nged as
follows Jam's, IS; Gershom formerly sheriff >
49, Aaron, II John, Ga There is also daagh-
ter living Mrs. shunliff, who is aged ~. The
laIher and son are both revolutionary patriots.
ALBANY Argus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29

WAxIsc ur.-The Wing fires Of 1889 have 10.
only been rekindlfd, but are blazing as high and
clear as ihey did u the brightest TippeeOnoe times.
"edesire no better guarantees Of success than tho
spirit no" abroad Our friends are united zeslous
and sanguine. They golo work whh an energy
and sarpesness tia, ever in good cause, com.
Gsnd success.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29

Is-The Louisville Journal 10 noticing thu, Fac,
that Mcconnell the rowdy member Of Corsgress
from Alabama, lad been expelled from the. theatre
for his lndeeency and bIackguardism, while he i
still allowed to retain his seat in Congress saws
that This shows that tie theatre is more deeen,
establishment than the House,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-29
THE NERAL
Published every Thursday Morning.
rrmns--rEa yEsn.

len sagiy,on routs, atfhe subserf6ers door si,75
Dshoered "a paekogss, taken at the cDtse, 81 so
by mqd 81, so
Oao months credit; IS etais added II noflhen paid
Deiirered BY the Village carrier, $500.
Moto--for ererybodp; "rnconraft YoHr own"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-31
GonagafsDfiOn.

- lngNeaNs ExPecANfIot RE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-31

no,G CF0 r rINGIF.
rNLAse uANIiFAcTURE-oor CLASS
! WORKS a-e nov in oooro'on. and u" ere
aroaorc5 L.. 81 IN ORDERS FIR WINDOW CT AS u
~ aizo.qud Of me he's aea'nr
no, 81 SYAfNEs x ROBERTS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

sure has not only restored to heaithiuI aC-
ton all the great interests Of the country,
but has repIenished an exhausted Treasu-
ry and yielded millions Of money to be APP
piled to the liquidotonof the public debt.
Be it remembered, that these great benc-
fits are results of the Tariff, within the
short space of eighteen months: and it is
the confident anticipation OF business men
and statesmen that this is but the precur-
sor of still brighter days, should this mea-
sure remain undistuIbed few years lon
ger.
1t is therefore for the People now to
choose between the measures OF the party
that ruined the country and the measures
OF the party that has SaVed the country; be-
tween measures that are directed eXcIu-
sively to the public good, and measures
that are suggested by party motives, and
intended, primarily at least for party Pw-
poses.
This retrospect, with its impressive ad-
monitons, connected as it is with the flu
ture by the operation Of cause and effect,
suggests this obvious reflection; VIII the
PEoPLE, o whom belongs all the power,
and upon whom will rest, for veal Or iof
Wo,, all the consequences resulting from
the, administration Of the Government
will they stand forth, unhinching suppor-
tiers of the men and the measures that give
honor and strength and prosperity to the
nation; Or will they, in an ignobIe spirit OF
vassalage, return to old task-masters, and
invite another blight to desolate our land
and impoversh and dishonor our rich in
heritance!
This, when stripped of the disguises that
cunning has thrown over it to cheat "A con-
fding People, is the. true issue now to be
tried.
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SHERIFF,S SAELE

BY virtue Of writ OF uendi erponGs
issued out Of the Court Of common plsas
for Jefferson county, o., and TO mo d.
recled. will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court house in CsrroIltoD, on
Monday the 2Grh day of August next.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A M
and o'clock P NJ The following real es-
tate TO wit, The North East quarter of
Section Is Township l3 and Range 5.
slso he East half Of the South West guar
ter OF Section 10 Township l3 and
Range 5. subject TO The lie estate of
David Richards and wife. Taken 10
execution end will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July 26, lS44
Printers lee so,
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Supervisor.

March 2 1874 amendatory the Of 1884, defining
the 2Oh December The Owng is the section
erF
That when any charged on the duplicate with tax on real
hse personal the such chat
liability
OF Tax real the
charged shall the that
same are property. his for
atom shall required
his denquencs assign
for delinquency Of landed that the
eronsousy sXo
properly could be- Oun that when seized was not
IsoIdO BIDDERS"
J. G. KENNEDY, Treasurer Of Carroll county
July &c, 1874,
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The subscriber wishes to sell the Farm
M which be resides, on the road lead Dg
rom Steubenvlle to Canton, one half
mile west OF the village OF New Harris.
burgh, Carroll CouUty, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. one hundred
acres OF which is cleared aud under
good cultivation, There is on said farm
gooG Orchard, buildings convenient
with several never failing springs o
Wafer. Terms will be made 10 suit, ,---
Possession will b0 given Immediately
Those wishing to purchase Farm oI
this description will do well 10 call anC
see SAID premises before purchasing
elsewhere. PETER ABRAHlMS
August 2l. 1874.
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THEY CONE!

The NdflOual Standard published
weekly at SsIem,(N.J) has abandoned
it's neutrality and come OUT Ior Clay and
PreIiughuyseH. Hear it:
"ln regard to our principles, they
are 100 we'll known in tbs county to
require stauug here; soIhee II to say, we
a,e now. as we ever have been, wing
10 the core IlENNY CLAY Wing in To-"
(ull sense of the word aud, "come veal
or come wo, Wing we intend 10 d'e.
Those principles are implanted in ou'
nature; they grew with our growth ano
strengthened with our strength; they
were fought Tor by our tsrher in the
las, var ard by our talher'. latbef IN
the r soIuuon therefore The threats OF
ppluca demOGogqsS, when they "out
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Whig Mass Meetings are the order OF
the day in Pennsylvania, las indeed they
are in many other States.) We Observed
in our exchange papers yesterday appoint
ments for some ten or dozen that are to be
held in different sections Of he State dur
ing the present month, aud received at the
same time accounts Of Eight that have just
come off in the counties of Lebanon,
Schuylkll, Chester, Cumberland, Bucks,
Union, Delaware, and Montgomery. Our
space will not allow of u separate notice OF
all these gatherings. Thousands upoa
thousands Of good and true Wings partjci-
pated in their proceedings, and evlnced by
their enthusiasm that they are determined
todeserve the success which awaits them.
The meetings in Delaware and MOntgOmc-
ry especially wereunusuaIIy large, numJer-
ing from ten to fifteen thousand each, and
both were signaIized by brilliant and I'M
posing professions. We notice among the
speakers the OF the Hon. e. JOY Nor
ris, Alex. Ramsey, Jas. Pollock, Jas. Cooper,
Nathan Sargent Josiah Randall Charles
Gibbons, Robt. Y. Conrad, Jno. &. Niche
ner, Daniel nj. Smyser, Hugh Lindsey, DIR.
Eckert, Mr.. Baer, John Rogers, Of Tonnes
see, and Geo. A. Snyder, the son Of for
mer patriotic Governor Of the State.
We are glad to observe that, in the course
oil discussion which took place in Bucks
county on Friday evening between the
Hon E. Joy Morris, on the partofthe Wings,
and Gen. Davis, on the side OF the Demo-
Gratis, the latter gentleman was driven into
the confession that Nh, Polk is opposed 10
the present Tariff; that The LocQtoco party
Is opposed to il; and that, il Nh d. rerc Il
me6ajer Of Congress, he aOouid cote jor its
repeaI. 1t were to be wished that all the
leaders of Gen. Davis party were as frank
and as candid in this respect US himscLl.-
Nai. Mtetigencer.
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)rom Mcssrs JoSl,n " home. DsDg.
gjas, in Newack N His Siaie to
uhOm il vos communicated By Joha
WiUer, ESg. ciIizca Of burlington,
Licking county. Oh,o
BURLINGTON, Licking CO.. o.,
Dec ! 1913.
Messfs JosIin g. Rowe At your re-
quest herewith transmit to yoo a state
menl OF the case OF Mrs. Winner and |
child 0s near as am abe to commu-
nlcale which You;are At llb"riy 10 pub
llsh il you see dl as feel = desire 70
inform the World Of The fleets Of he
invaluable medrriDe called WIsraTs Bal |
san Of NlId Cherry, to winch, bv the !
DIVINE blessing. am Indebted for the I,
! restoration 10 hGalh Of my VIE and
child
ABOUT five years ogo, Mrs Winner
was attack with violent cough. pam
( IN he chest and SIDE, ard synp Oins OF
approaching consumption. DURING lbe
intervals from that tune 10 some ume 10
February Bs she had been TraIrd by
.u,noo, on,s,c,ros r,o, U,ca Svlya,
.,a uo,ncr Cha,b.,o aod N.,,,L and
With o0ly garlal relIei VI the most ur
ann, ,,,,,ons Ahopl one ,ea,soo
-. osnob, enid vb,rb seated unon the
longs. producing sD alarming suJ eg-
orsys,ioo ri All he, orcvious symo,oms
~ ,b,s,cioo..a sen, ,pr and d..rile
h,s hos, ,E,,, she bgoan rso,dIv 10
s,ok uuder her disease. Iouph. exo,c
,a.o,,o uecuo ,ope,her wuh n,oht
swoats soon 1educed her 10 comoIo,e
sReleron In February last. her arteo.
| d,ra nh , sicisn deemed her case sltope-
. ,A,. ho,slass conrr,, WAS called and
sror rdaIibersrino uoeo her case mani.
,,o,sIv nronounred her IN br bevond
, Ne .,,ob, ot ,,,,aps and svrressed lhs,,
E ,,;oioo.,ha, she cou.d surv,ve but + shor,
: t,,,a o,e mr. t,yo weeks ot (ar,hast She
|, ,,. -, ,h,s ,,o,e .n,i,slv cc,,Gnsd IN
Aa.L Lod o,d ,co orcoIv sble IN a,,icuIsIe
-, II . u,h,s,or Her doiIy oarov
r.,.o,,Id I,st bornnin,or.
,,.,,oar, C,n,, IN : hou,e and so CO
'"p.0' ,har ,ha, ,o.d,d evnaoi,ho,
: o,ary noroy,s,n wonrd he the Ia ast The
nh,s,ctans il counc, nropoupced he,
t"' T'',, K,do,,a S,ioo ord Nncr.
,,o',t,ane A." n y, tho s,op.rh 70 he ,rcn,a
. ', I,',aad /, wasn, ,b,s Ies ev,,e
n,;,. ,bo,uo hsnpeped ,o obtain a nam
~ L'!, 'I'I La.o,,L,nn n, W,s,a,,s PoIsso n
. v,T4 rh.rrr ss ennl,c,bIa tn Iuno ar
,oo,i,no We imm.d,s,elv sent 10 20,
'' .,, ,,.aao,od h,,,l. .nd coo,msncsd il,
If ,1o ""a = ~, e,sn,rc hy c,y,pn her one lea
1t USE a. ~ ~ ","s W 80 a,,,sar,,,n,
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WASHINGTON OUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CarrOlItOn. Ohio.

This commodious house. situated on
Maine street, in central part Of the
town, has been newly furnished through
out, and is now open for The reception
Of travellers
The undersigned assures bis friends
and The travelling public, that every
attention will be rendered 10 them who
may favor him with their patronage.
md while their accommodations shall
not be surpassed in point Of style or
comfort; his charges will be moderate.
P. KELLER.
CarTOlItoD, July 80, lS44.
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sUNGEC N0TgUE.
DIR. r. G REEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.Mw Lisjoa, Ohio,

Is prepared to perform al SurgIcal
Operations that may be entrusted to
hts care Hi extensive experience IN
Hospital Pracllce ond Military Surgery,
together with the numerous end ,mpor
Iaul operations he has periormrd dur.
10y an extensive private pr6cuce, enl
tie him to the patronage OF hose "bo
are ahorlng unde Diseases that demand
.urgicst attention, psrljcU0ry Cataract,
AmaurosIs, S'rablsmus Tor Squ,nuug,)
Stone N the Bladder, uoir Up Cares
of the Bones, Hernia Of any KIND, CIub-
feet, ProINpqus Uter, aud Diseases oil The
Eer, Antrum, sc
Having all he instruments and APP
pararus necessary for Ampurallng and
for treating Fractures and Drslocallons
nf every kpnd, he will, hold himself IN
readiness al el times 10 aIteno promptly
TO ali calls in this or the sdjuIning
| counties Persons residing al dlslanc e
and wishing to avail themselves Of his
services can be accommodated with
suitable rooms, boarding &c on reason
abe terms.
Two or three young men vol quail
fed and coming well recommended. can
be furnished every facility for acquiring
a knowledge Of The profession. Being
| Physician and Surgeon 20 the CoIumbl-
ana county Poorhose The students ol his
Office will be permitted TO witness the
numerous SurgIcal operations therein
performed; these lcgerher wrh The
Clinical practice OF the Institution vii
constitute quite q desIderalum.
N. B ThompsoO's Patent Ulero Al
domna Truss Tor The radical cure o
Prolopsus Uerl, together with a grea
variety of others tor the treatment aDt
cure Of Hernia or Rupture constantly OF
hand.
Cork Legs, Feet, Arms, and Hands O
superior quality furnished according
10 order
Dr. GREEN having resided in The a
bove named place Tor the last five year
and designing TO make It bis permanen
residence, espectluily reque 81 that in
Qury may be made Of The folowin!
gentlemen. who are well known 10 lh'
public, and have kindly permitted lhel
names to DO inserted as references:
| Sannnal Adams
James NlcCaskey. CONS Col. co, 0
Josiah Bowman,
Arthur Burbeck, Directors Col. co
Msubjos Mace. PoOrhouse.
John Brick. Superintendent DO. dc
C, NJ Aren, E.q, State Senator,
+ Jas. McEIrov EX,S Sheriff Col co.
William Jellison, !
Matthew Adams,
I Samuel S C,stk,
d Edw Carroll. ESQ., J
, August, OH, 1874
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10 Country Merchants.

attention Of Country Merchants
8 Is respectfully invited 10 our stock
1i GOODS-consisting iD part Of the
following Which we will sell al lhe lou
Est prices:
27l Bogs Green Rio Coffee
25 Do St Domingo Do
IA Boxes l6 Tobacco
6 DO 5 Do
28 Do 70 Do
I2 Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
q Do pound do do
3 h'f Boxes do do
II Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
25 hi Chests Y. h Tea
3 do Gunpo%der Tea
8 do Imperial do
do Poucbong do
25 CaIty Boxes Y H Tea
Is do Gump aud Imp Tea
4 Boxes Loaf Sugar
6 BbIs Brazil do
25 DO Rosin
% do No 3 Mackarel
% do North G Tar
20 do Tanners OIL
Q do Camwood
8 do Clipped Logwood
3 do Whiting
Bill Epson Salts
5 Bags Pepper
2 do AIspice
80 Rcams Crown ard Medium
Wrapping Paper
40 do Writing and Latter Paper
IL Boxes Pipes
II Kegs Ginger
so Mats Cassia
& Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 do Ginger
20 Boxes Choco ate
| Case Llcorc,
48 he Boxes Ra isins
+ Bills Madder
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tanned
Q 800 do do do Red
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
1000 Lbs Cotton Yarn assorted no
1900 do SaIaratus
$50 do ludigo
IRWIN g. MARTIN,
Corner of Liberty and IrtDin 81
Pittsburg, July 10, 1914,
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EInxsced! EIaxsecd!!

The subscribers wish 10 purchase q
quantity Of Flsxseed Tor which they will
pay the highest market price when de-
Ivrred nj their store in Goods or cash
as may be agreed upcn.
JAt K>ON 81 THOMPSON
Cnrrolrrr luv 3Orh. lS44
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County Taxes.

NOTICE hereby given the o nhslspt' OCsrrO county Oho
that Txes Monday l6h day
b For purpose deputy will Town
holding hours l0ocock A.
and o'clock NJ those who wish bsm
10 5 lows,
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STEPHEN BROTHERS' ESTATE

6IEPHEN BROTIlERS' ESTATE
The uuder"gnsd have been appoint
I'd aod qualified 10 dc' az AdminIstTe- =
Dors of the Estate OF Stephen Brothers,
late Of Carroll county. Those interest.
ed will act accordingly
WILLIAM BROTHERS.
BENJAMIN BROTHERS.
Aurusr 8, lt44 Adm's.