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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

RuyrM,T1sM AND GoUT-The Nerve and Bone Liniment
nd Indian Vegetable Elixir for Rheumutism-These two pre-
pus have cured thousands OF the very worst cases
M has eormed that the user hus been re-
te Ia MS family business and friends, perfectly free from
keptca to the following gentlemen who have been cured
their use Robert G. Nells. lS Broadway A. b. Tyler,
Rector street Mr. Pearsa at Tammany Hall Mr.. Gideon
eorn Isl Front also Mr. Jennings proprietor ot the
Cy Hotel who witnessed the remarkable effects OF the RENE
she dong business this city, taken suddenly with
oeR rheumatic anck, and cured IN lew hours
fy this Lnlment and Elixir 1t may be had only at CON-
srocKs No. q Couand street, and warranted to cure
case of Rheumatism, the price returned Sold also In
BOOklyn by Mrs. Hays. l3e Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

c- THE BRASpRgrH Pills are entirely Vegetable and
those principles which long experience has proved
sec' IL no speculation. when they are rsored to in
ses for they known to be the best ceansers oil 'he
naeh and bowels aud in all dyspeptic and bilious cases
are great blessing Let every family keep these PILLS
NE house, lfsahisy used when there IS occasion Tor me
ee will BE very seldom that Doctor will be required In
eases Of cold cough or rheumatism, the afflicted owe II TO
Fissr bodies to use ,hc-c Pills
s0id al Dr. BRANDRETHS Principal Office. 24l Broad
~ "a Bower, and 2n Hudson-street, n. Y: and Mrs
t'POfH, Nlarke.si Brooklyn. nis lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

oWH9 WANTS TO HEAR WELL?-pr. McNair's Acoustic
sod a, q Courand street New f9rS :, doing wonders %
l. relieves at once and has cured complaints o The ear
"JeaS sadny IN numbercss instances Prce 81 per task
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Below.
Memoranda.

1brg-Wiud Sc.
Memoranda,
number of outward bound vessels detained in conse
qucuce of adverse winds.
Spoken, &c.
Nov 49, lat 40 & long H. ship Fortune (whaler OF and I'm
NBcdford for Pacific Ocean.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

SANDS SARsApARIlA combines in itself triad Of proper
p.ctce It Is usual to exhibit first aperent, then TONIC
t sometimes varou, forms OF these ne uninseted IN the
h we have at gentle apercnt, or pieGsant Alternative
M mild tome The three great process Of plIEaon'
ynpder is ba;ny influence. Tie unwhoasone particles OF
blood are ueu,runed and carried off md heahy tine Is
mi other external disorders the result RAPID healing OF the
IN, ard pus,ues ln rheumatism and otle. pninui aiiec;
to al the muscular FIBRE speedy removal OF the PAM and
al cases renewal of Strength keeping pace with tile re-
tea: vi the disease from the system.
For further nrcuurs conclusive evidence OF IS superb
value and eicacy pamphlets, which may be obtaneo
Of tie piupr'eturs and Their agents graus ,,
Pppared and sold wholesale and retail, by 4: b. & D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton street, New York
SIN Also n, g73 broadway. u East Broadway end by Drug
gsb generally throughout the United states.
Pilcs sl per bottle six bottles Tor 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

Passengers Arrived.
= IN the brig .OOn from CharlestOn-R Rchardf, Coles
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

THINGS AT SKASEATELEs.-This odd advertise
ment is pasted on the walls of the Community
Library at S&aneateles:
"PRrselrAL SUBJECTS TO CHARACTERIZE THE Con-
ACSiTi~T$.
Common P'opery-, 9ueert O FtioI-ln Bnliher.
let-ReiiGcneBt- -Puetrr
-Edueat o0-Nrc Phreuuiggy- physc Fy- heni,s
t-Gc. .ogy-Asirouomy -Mechan es-h griculture- g
-Mhlesmr remperance-Anti.Sis i.Sisvery-Waie Cure-U. ;.
Government"
The following is the form of the marriage adveI-
tisemeut at that cominunity:
"MARRIEp.-Commun,ty Place Oct 2.-We, tie under
signed acknowledging neither the authority of church state
Officers or any other power nhove beyond ourselves
essential this act, have by mutual agreement united IN tins
relation, and do regsr ourselves husband md wife
JAMES SMITH.
MARY L. ROBBINS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc:So9ecr.
d wuy-Lteal cash Advancement. Easse od eoislshFe'"
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. .,
Rooxs-A hfce vn;siy Of SisEdaFd and Miscellaneous
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK ERS. --The,r5.
- ,ber wsss make Known 20 tho puD6c, that muGh OF
the blscu!t and ecke solid tGs city l ssnva
names are entirely different from the SODA BlSepc aud ST.
GAR CaAcKsas made NJ MS Bakery wtoh h2ys usel
By iny.liGs, I;icuary ly5e wIo suffer from ndse'on
for har yea.I years. w:ti Ike hest results who the
imitation, which so lHde tor less price, though pefh1a
god for penon in health wholly unit ol the Fck Tie
BIscUlr and CGAckg2s al.p bUrrs2 BISCUIT ISs
BiscUTr, BrTTzR CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. Pilot
and HLYY BRckp.a OF the first quality, nre constantly oI
sale &c the ws. sn0wn eEab.hmet, s5 WHshin.
conner OF Wsuon,reei- EpbRAii TREhDWEI l.,
ial6iGti Gns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

-! How TO Gtr HEALrH.-Thousaads Of persons con-
70 cure themselves oi Cols Coughs Headaches Rheu
Eg Affections. Small Po1 Measles, Costv.ness Influenza
e host i,hose indications the body oi the blood heng
H. ,o'nef, simply by pcreyerngy using BrIsdrehs 'eSe
F. nnersal PAs 80 hong symptoms ol defanse-
~, any remain Otten by adopting this course,
b. e1erence hes proved according To Nature, 1t being
Eessting her, have few days been restored 10
t no but for Biande,h Pills had been sick Tor moals
Il : : ,tale Of this medicine beyond pnce.
ld ld a D Brandets Principal Obce 2fl Broadway IA
ff"e'y; and 24l Hud,on.steet mig lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
rrEs b,Isbed I795-SoAP. CANDLES AND

o. rs bitSned 1I9os-Scaf, CANDLES AM
STARCH. i. D. & W. LEE. Manufacturers, Nos. 81 and
IS Reade st. New-York have constantly hand large
assortment OF the a5ve articles, which they viii sell the
loves, market prices warranted equal if SUPERIOR
manufactured the city delivered shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants Grocers Country Dealers and Families who
in want above articles will find their interest
m pls ~ anlis J. ID. s. w. LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

10 BOARDiNG.-Mr GUSS, having opened ths new
and connodious house . Vesey ST. near ths Asor House
prosrs choice of desirable 10 transient or permanent
Boalden. Croton Shower and cold BStS Tree. ice
location va'y CENTRAL quiet sn shsdy Terms moderate
.uStf fis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

A VERY LARGE STOCK, from which puIchasers can
"A make selection OF desirable style OF DRY Gocds'
desirable for the season.:
Just received the following:
800 pieces French and German Mernos of every shade
500 do A2aca Lusire-, Plaid Fgd and plain OF al coors
200 do Cashmere DE Ecosse and rch,I
500 do MouSeaine De LANES and Chucans new patterns
500 do WEIGH and English Flannels, various color
Ao 1COl par of Macknaw, Whitney and Rose Blnnkels,
from cradle up l54 Also, 100 Leng and Square
Cashmere Shaws Rob Roys Thbet Wool Rroche Worsted,
Satin silk and other styles desirable Also large
stock Of newly imported Silks. Also. large assortment of
Cloths Cashmere, Sanets Vestngs, Worsted and Wooen
Paids, &c &C. BARKER i T0NLE,
n2l 3,s Il Catharne st.
CHAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWLS: SUTTON 4 CO.
y nave enlarged their assortment OF Bocha Cashmere
Shaw Square and Long and are prepared 70 sell thsn al
prices 10 SUIT. SCiIOS q ".
OF BINS IL Spring cor Sullvan-st
ELOTH, CASsIlfERE l. SA1TlNET STORE. SUIT
- TON, & co. have just opened u large assortment CT
Co,h Cassimees. Sa;tine Gala Pnids, PLAID Innings &c
&c fresh from Auction and he Importers. 70 be sold at the
lowest possible prices III Spring street no deception here
n. B.. Merinos, AlpaccaS, Bombazines Aiishan,, De-
Ialnes, Flanne o. 5inB
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

OF Graham House-New Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BO.4RDIEG ESTABLISHMENT.
known as the Grh.m House % Barclay by adding to
il the adjoining house and prepared to accommodate an-
ent or permanent Boerde the mos; favorable :ems All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet hone. and freedom
from the fumes and tobacco, invited TO patronze
his house he Vegetable system the choicest selection
OF fruits &c which the market affords will te strictly adhered
TO- tut table will be served Tor those who prefer tho ordinary
mode. or mixed diet.
Croion Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free o,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
c. s. FISK, Auceoneer.
sVC = ETSk-S.nf,, M - lam, sfr,.x,r N

D AT PRIVATE SALE.
~ Superior Mahogary and Other desks and nsps BED.
s,eads. OF different sly es 5o mahogany clock cases. ssold
hand ingram CARPETS py; nr and martrxss: speadd
rvoo per table: piano forte ladies' Eaghsh toub[s pun.
stake breyr Eio.eac and AdeAe Hats, cfsuperos cua
y: bras tenders: sIroke condenser, Cor jewelers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEWYoRK... .....NovEMBER %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
DRY GOODS.
Goods Received November 9 isf.
- 6 ca

TopRERs 80 CEDAR-STREET.-.l case Of superb
j FRENCH M0LSLIN DE LAiN MES. oil wool with Drab;
stone Maroon Blue AID Pink Co!ong blended and shaded
int ba most lovely designs the lover of the beautiful cad
wish-snld at 30 per cent under cost OF impotatlsn ~
SATINE1S, &c.-Blue, Black and Drnb; also, 'af'ety
- ni' myfaIes--pian finish Ii n.
aCnnal. and straight rib patterns OF Satinats.
Wool Black Cssslmeres. 49,
NJ 2tt ELI GDODN in, - 1otIne-sL
T OW-PRICED YARD-WIDE SHEETlNGS,Ia nond,
L. some article 54 cents yard ogethe! with e,ss' -
VARIETY of Qualities worth To cents per vardfor sale ot ~
t,.isr street; IN stairs by T. y. UNDERHlLL. ne2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
WANTED.

"ANTED-A situation BY respectable Protestant Wo-
cook washing and ,rnnins. pnvaie family
The hes: of city rseencs Inquire ii Crosby
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

= ,-S-. /. NOTICE-CHANGE OF HOUR, 70 S
E-l;P. Mon and nfter Saturday the % No
SSA<I, venber, the Steamboat SWALLOW,
Can't Mclean VIII Issvs New York from the foo, of Court
land street a at ) O'Clock, P. NJ. pig
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS /!
Mems, Boys. and Chiidren's Clothing.
G % Il G e Il. G IL e Z ",
No. 40 Chnfhau..E4.

" want ofa cheap md ahonubo Oyor Garment. ~il find
large aIsotmen! c! NewYork Cs,n Tailoring RnabI,h
ni and Gentlemen general umtssng Store ls7 Broadway
three doon sslow the Franklin Bcuse.
80 sT c. J. BOOTH & 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03

panied by Miss STEWARD The daug hler
Oh another horse 10 tho ucl oftordIng
The stream, Mrs. Steward and the glrl
were thrown from the horse and tho little
gIrl floated down some fifty yards Miss
Steward the daughter very coolIy rode
10 the opposite bank, sprung from her
horse into the stream swan after and
rescued them both, bearing them safely
to the shore. The little girl was not
caught until after Miss Steward had
swan about fifty yards.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03
DIRECTIONS FOR BLISTERlNG
LOCOFOCOS.

If any Wing desires, Tor amusement,
10 poster noisy Loco, we can put him
on plan for doing it beautifully. When
he begins decIalmug against The nbomI'
Dable policy OF The Wings, just ask hun
wha, policy he and his party are toI!-
IB will first stare sincerely and then
affect to stare. Don't let him off When
lie says he is against Bank, against
protection, against distribution, against
one term, &c. &c. Let him get through
his againsls, and then cooIy ask him
what ho Is for? lie will try to evade
and slope, but hold on 10 him. If you
give him the least chance, he will take
TO his heels. Well, you find that he was
not prepared for such inquiries, and he
will still make another effort to escape
but you will cIinch him now by asking
him-are you for reviviug the Sub
Treasury ? there he will turn rcd in the
face.) Are you Tor the Standing Army
(here he will turn blue. Are you fol
putting Swartwoul, Boyd, Harris, &c
IN the Penltonliary ? there he will lurr
tail and slope in an agony of lumultuou'
shame and anger) Try this prescrip
ton and iii dent work the first tim,
we'll return your money. We clearet
our sanctum this morning of severa
Locos by this method. frankfort Con
monweGlh,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ApIH 10, ! Io4f.
Printers fee 100

BY virtue of snndry wnls f. ia q
alias i ia et ieU. ia. issued out Of the
Court OF common Pleas of jefferson CO..
o. and to me directed, | will offer for sale
IN the town OF Malvern, Carroll county
on Saturday the 4th day Of May next,
at II o'cock M. of~saId day the following
property to wit: two head ol horses, one
buggy and harness, Que milch COW one
OK cart, and one scale and beam. Taken
in execution and will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April l9, 1914.
Printers fee 100.
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NOTICE
May 3, 1914.

is hereby given, that there will be a
petition presented to the Com missioners
of Carroll county, al their next session
praytNg for the vacation OF all roads anC
parts Of roads laid out IN Jefferson couu
ty, now Carroll, on the north side of the
creek in section 22, township II, range
A of the SteubenviIle district, 10 the wes
side Of the straw camp run. except tht
State grade.
May 3, 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03
V'OTECE

Is hereby gwen, that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners ol
Carroll county, Ohio, at their next ses e
sion, praying for an alteration oblbe
road leading from New IIagerstown TO
CarrolIon, beginning al the cross roads
at VIM. McEugh'S, thence the best way
to the corner between VIM McHugh,
David DavA and Sam' Lindsey, thence
10 tho corner oI section sixteen, thence
the best way to intersect the CdrroIlton
aud Philadelphia road on the Township
line.
May 3, 2Sl1
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rem aiming 10 the Post Office at Carroll
ton, y. on the Isl Of April, 1874.
Aitwel jason LawIer Fenton
ArbuckIe John, sen Mccoy james
Black Daniel Myers ElI2
BIackledge John Miller Henry
Blair Isaiah Mcclure James
Brown VIM Moorehouse John
Black VIM w Michenary Hiram
Barnhlll James Nixon Abram
Bushong Adam Nicely Samuel
Best Jackson Norris David
Buck James Need David
BrOnnon David Orn John S.
Coffee Wm Pflce John
Cummings Joseph Pumner c. or ].
Cameron Thomas Pugh Catbarne
Cameron Joseph Potarff Jacob S
DrnieIs Jonathan Ready James
Derrien james Rose Henry
Deford Wan Stephens VIM. Jr
DAVIS Rachel Sell Gabriel
DAVIS Sarah StOckwell lsaac
Davis James M Swansy Andrew
Denny Joseph Sparks Thomas
Ebersole John Stall George
Flgey Joseph, 2 Sheppard Wm2
Gilmore Francis ShrIver john
Herman Catharine Swearingen VIM
Hewitt Samuel Shave John
Holmes Thomas Tope Hiram
james VIM Thompson Rev 7
Jackman Adam Twiss John
Kemp Joshua Vanpell Wm
KarGs David WesllaiI Ruth
Kintner Eliza Watson Jacob
Lee Thomas Yant Barbary
| Low Luther
THOS. WILSON, P. NJ.
April 5, 1874.
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VAN BuREN AND BILL ALLEN

Soon after Col WIN. Allen repaired to
Washington prior TO the presen' session
Of Congress, we were in the city Of
Xanesville. Whilst there We were
informed, by some half dozen respectable
and intelligent gentemon, that when
Allen passed through that city and just
US he was entering tho eastern stage he
was asked what he thought Of the
nomination and prospects Of Van Buren,.
lie was at the same time, informed that
the friends Of other candidates were
numerous in that city. lis Topy
"BuchEnon, Calhoun, johnson,
Cass, and Tyler, mag go to HE'LL! they
mag ALL unite upon Clay and zoe ca"
thsn beat him uiM Van Burc"!' Van
Buren and his Ohio man Friday Bill
Allen, are now asking the friends OF Cal
houn Johnson, Cass aud Tyler to SUP
port Van Buren,. Comment Is unnecessary
Dayton Mtdmtdn.
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GIVING IT UP.

Tho HorIisburgh, Pa. Argus, red hot
Loco(oco paper, thus speaks oI The condI
tlon of its party and It's future prospects
"The party is going 10 pieces. It's Ell
ergios arc being destroyed. Despair has
taken hold of the sloulcst hearts All is
lost, gone, not for this year, nor The
next four, but for quarter Of d
century,
"And may the God Of Heaven grant
that" all this and more, may be tho late
ul this infamous hated, British Party
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03
COLTS SUB MARINE BATTERY

CULTS DU M u NINE DA EN-
Were it not for the relief OF the pas
sage Of time, by Irequent blow ups,'
&c. the dwsIlsr al Washington would
certainly have a stupid life Of it. On
Saturday last, great crowds were attract
ed 10 witness the destruction Of full
rugged barque, under fua saiI, by means
of Sub marne battery. The Wing
Standard contains description oi the
scene as follows:
At half pact o'clock, the arrival Of
she President OF the United States al the
Navy Yard was announced by the dis
charge OF artillery, and shortly after q
sound resembling the far of discharge
of cannon notified the spectators that
tho anxiously looked for experiment had
CONNIE need Every eye was turned to
wards the Branch, from which an i'm
menSe body oil water was seen TO arise
in the air about so ieet, resembling q
gigantic anG magnificent jet d'cau mo
tion, the U. S. flag was lowered; the
cable slipped, aud the vessel slowly and
gracefully moved towards the submerg
cd battery, the commander and crew
left The barqus 10 boat, and rocket
was sent up from the latter as q signal
that they were in safety. Amos! in
medalely Two batteries were discharged
in quick succession. a few yards IRON
the vessel, which agitate1 the waters
tremendously and threw up great quar-
titles Of mud from the bottom. Tins ves-
sol however, kept steadily on her course
and on arriving at the designated spot
another battery exploded and the gract
full ship, which had moment before
walked the water like thing Of life,
was a huge i'll shapen wreck.
The battery had struck her direct J
under her forsmasl, tearing her bow to
atoms what remained Of the wreck i'm
mediatsly settled to The bottom OF lh,
Branch. She was then boarded by Lieu
Boyle, aud The U. S. flag again raised
With another explosion, such as we haVt
attempted frat TO describe, the expert
ments were completed, and the Grove
dispersed in every direction all appear
ing fully satisfied with their entire sue
cess.
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Notice

Is hereby given 10 all interested, that
petitions have been filed in the office of
the Commi ssloners of Carroll county, nj
their March torn, 1914, praying for an
alteration in the road leading from Car.
roIlton TO Pekin, Said alteration CON.
mences al the north end of Andrew
Clark's lane, thence a northerly direc
ton neeI the house of Jacob Dagger, TO
the line between Jacob Dagger and Wm.
Holmes, thence norlherly direction
noar The barn Of said Holmes, thence a
westerly direction 10 intersect the said
Pekin road at bridge between Joseph
Wherry and said VIM. HoImes-w which
will Le for hearing on The second day oi
The next juno term of said Commission
ers. And also, al The Same tune, a Pc
tilon will be presented to vacale SC
much of the said road us is embraced by
The sa id alteration.
May 3, 1874.
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SHERICFi,S SALE.

BY Virlus Of ia writ oI i fo. et IcU fa
issued out Of The Court Of common Pleas
Of Harrison county, o. and to me diroc-
ted, ! will offer for sale at the door oil
tho Court house in CarrolItoD. on Fri.
day the Sd Of May next, at II o'clock NJ
OF said day, the following property, tC
wit: one bay mare, and one gray mare
Taken 10 execution aud will bs sold By
mo.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 10, 1874.
Printers fee 100.
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May 3, 1874.
Administrators, A Sale.

WHllE personal property belonging 10
u tho estate of Henry Taylor, late
of Union township, Carol county, Ohio,
deceased, will be sold at Public Vendue,
at his late residence, on Thursday, May
10Th, inst, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles, 10 wit:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Gram in the Ground, Farming Utensils
Hay intke Stack, sc, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ
WILLIAM DAVIS,
ALEXANDER CONN,
Administrators
May 3, 1914.
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05~Dr. SMITH having declined the
pracIIce oI his profession in CarroIlton,
would take this opportunity Of recon =
mendlng to his friends, and the public,
A. X. CHISHOLM, M. d. as a physician
IN whom the utmost conf dence can be
placed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03
EIBlDlGGAMn EIOTp1I Ga.
A. IL. Chisholm, MI, d..

graduate OF the Medical College OF Ohio ,
having located in The town of CarrolIton
with the view of making it his perma =
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the Inhabitants Of the place,
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assidious appIi-
cation to the various duties of his pro-
iessIon 10 merit, and obtain a reasonable
share Of public patronage.
May 3, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03

MO the Democracy by The notorious
FunOy Wright, whose principles have
carried her so far beyond the vulgar
projudlces Of the age that she has been
able 10 discover the BibIO TO bo pack ol
tables, and the institution Of marriage @
ridiculous state Of Voluntary bODdage.-
Wig Standard.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the un
oers'gned have been duly appointed Ad.
mlnIslrators olthe estate Of Henry Taylor
late OF Carroll CO. deceased. All those
having claims against said estate, will
present them properly authenticated lol
settlement, and those indebted to the
estate must make payment Immediately
WILLIAM DAVIS,
ALEXANDER CONN,
Administrators
Me- = YoII
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"Mr. Clay owes much OF his standing
to his holiness ard independence c
action .'-AaSAUiHe Union.
And Mr. Van Buren owes all of his
standing to his cunning and conceam
Which character ought to commend il
sell most to tho American pepoIe, Mr.
UnIon?-L Lexington Enquirer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03

Tho Van Buren, (Ark IutelligcnCCr
records rare Instance oI presence Of
mind and extraordinary courage IN a
young lady Of that neigborhood Mrs
STEWARD. OF that county aud aDiece, n
vouog grI, were tordiug Frog Bayou on
uno horse, The slroaW WAS high and The
current very rapid. They were accom-
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IRMM IA MATLT.
TAKE NOTICE,

ALL persons are hereby fOrewarned
from taking a note Of hand given by mo
10 David West, and payable 10 order,
calling for seventeen dollars, as am
determined not 10 pay the same, unless
compelled to do SO by due course OF law
as the said nolO was obtained fraudu-
lenlly.
March !. 1914.
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IRON & NAILS.
Sept 90
SHAVING q HAIR DRESSING
establishment.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the cilIzens Of CarrOlltOn and
its vicinity, that he has recently rented
the room formerly occupied by Heigh
ton and Romsower-Where he will hold
himself in readiness 10 wait on his Gus
toners at all seasOnable hours. He
would also tender his highest thanks 10
the liberal part Of community for their
patronage, and soIicits a continuance Of
the same. Hoping by industry, econo-
my aud strict attention 10 his business
to merit the appreciation Of the public
generally. A word 10 Young gentle
men who would be admired by The la
dies. To those who have lost the great
esl ornament which nature ever bestow.
cd on mankind, would say, that by
making application to the subscriber,
they can have beautiful head Of hair
restored with little expense, and with
out tho least injury to the skin. Call
and examine specimen for yourselves
and that will put the question beyond
doubt.
Razors dressed on short notice.
STUDELY.
Carrollton. Feb, 9, 1874.