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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

MIR DEMPSTERS LAST ENTERTAINMENT.
N Y: sOCiETY LIBRARY, Broadway aud Leonard
~. streetsM Oempstr has the honor that
his last vocal entertainment will be given the So
cety Library on MONDAY EVENING, June 24th when he
will sing the follow ing and ballads, viz:The
where was born When the night wind bswaeh; John An.
dersop 10; Tn. Io aud wife; The loved
here The blind LaLent of the lr sh emgran JEANNE
loison; Let love another My Mamie y; home IN
the heart Pm with and The death OF Warren.
Bits giving further particulars had at the
and at the .. Library.
Jickets 50 cenuto be had the door Doors open hf
ia 7. 10 Al 8 o. e ock j8 SatAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

o. THE EXPERIENCE OF FIVE YEARS HAS
been attended with unprecedented success proving be.
yond the possibility of doubt that Shermans Worm Lo-
zenges decidedly the worm destroyer that has
ever been brought before the public. And they so
Pheasant to the taste perfect in their operation and
convenient that mothers who have suffering child
rem do not think Of using any thing else They admins.
ter dose or two, and the work is done The spoon is
panshed with all its accomplishments and the
children instead Of turning up their noses flock around
eir and continue to cry hard ever for the
DR.. Sherman's warehouse 10 lO6 Nassau street Agents
27 Hudson street; 1888 Bowery; II East Broadway; l39
and 333 Fulton street, Boooklyn and State street. Bos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

HE IOWAS AXE STILL AT HOBOKENl
OWING to the great curiosity manifested by the Yok
" public to see these NOBLE specimens If the uncIvzed nd
froa he Far West and to the unfavorabe weather they
nave d fora display OF their performances they have
Induced proong HobOken
They will rem there encanped untl Tuedny, June
23h, and while there will perfect lac sm Of indian
liie IA the ufes by Of Characteristic
Dances Rites erenoies, &c Nc. bew,e the hours Of four
add Ia the afternoon; their performances every day
white Cloud" the celebrated indian Chef who has
been in New ork the time OF Black Hawk rnd among
the number OF thoe whose portraits mmonazea by Cat
In who also makes worthy etion OF tins Chief IN his WORK
the Aborigines.
Newoa-ya. (Wak in the Rain the third Chief Of the Ma
toa, and Smony yah, (Gat Medicine Mani also belong
the have where attracted much attention
These their 20 Europe from their hunt
lug grounds 500 miles Of the MIsslss ppi.
The Barclay Canal and
land within 100 yards OF their encampment
The Exhibition is free. jeis iw.rc
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hate them all with faces thus,

w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Assot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24
70 TRIUMPH OF Apr

r,hiuMrH OF ART ,.,.,.
As,n resent day, 30 ferids attention.
ITO 70 command on eve aue s.'en..o; =; .;I
sc yuia seem to be the; 81 %;anss ~ n;, ~ "'e
Did no had reached renee serve TO show
That boundarw H. fventon ne'er know
Tins Gonr,uJ S of chemists, day by day,
Adds to his wo,p pas skill some fresh display,
And by the now1 his alembic's might
Changes dsrk mplexion to a white;
Removes an ,a mess from the hardest skin,
And makes IT, an infants, smooth and thin;
Lends to the csek, which pale is as the SHOWS,
That magic 4 which is Colour de rose:
Removes hiery color from the head,
And gives e lip richer ruby red.
All thig b. loes--yet never came to light
pubickool, but some sly, envious wight,
Has yhnc'd upon it with a rogue's intention
800 or chatting merit out Of his invention
The celbity OF DR.. Felix Gourauds preparations ere
700 Wei kaown to require eulogy at the present day
ovs say mat MS Maan Msds.es SSSp ~ aU
snburn from the skim and render beautifully ranspa
vent sh His G,tean Hair Dye will in few hours change
ZION 1.-THE while his Poudres Subtle are potent in
me removal OF hur from any part OF the human frame.
One touch of his Liquid Rouge to cheek lip will i'm
part splendid color, mmovable by rubbing To avoid
imposition be and purchase only Of DR. Gouraud 81
Walker street door from Broadway all prepare.
tons bearing the same name, sold elsewhere are base
co,nteyfeits, and certainly do more harm than good
=, eIS PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The memperr +
the New YORK College OF Medicine and Pharmac :, h,
returning the public thanks Tor the liberal snpporf ihex
have received in their eiists 10 sppress d,,ackerv
oe esvet to state that their particular attention CONTINUES
- oe erected TO all diseases of private nature
Ieis OF Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vshtases not to be met with in any institution IN th,f
country either public private The treatment of the
~ such as TO insure success in every case and is
ay different fiom that perm practice OF running
hs constitution with mercury, AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One oft
oera OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofFurope attends daily for consua
ton from AM. to 8 PM.
ferms-Advice and medicine, Ss A cure guaranteed
larofTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDs.-Persons living ir
sonaly can have forwarded to them chest containing
an medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
neir case explicitly together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere. any
I'D enclosing S. post paid, addressed to
w. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
Snlce sad Consulting roorns Of the College 9b Nassar
greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER
LAKES

FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
,ewsxSf o. The new steamer PENOBsCOT, CaptaiI
sszelr.r kimsail leaves the end OF I whaf Boston
-M-AA.every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
places convey passengers the neshborng towns.
jel5 5msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE CANTON COMPANY
BALTIMORE, FOR ENDING June lst lS44.
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..y%.v,-- DRAFTS On ENGLAND, IRELAND,
&c.-Persons about remittng TO their
L[4XN1X&1A friends the Old Country be supplied
<Il6Sk5a3dH with drafts OF Ell ga s. IS, $40,
~ E20, $50 & 100, 4 1000 any amount, payable
demand without discount or any Other charge TIE ma
Co Bankers London Barned Co. Exchange and Dis
count Lverpool Eastern Bank OF Scotland Grenock
Banking Company Sir VIM Forbes Hunter CO., Scotland;
and the branches in post town throughout Ensand Ire
Scotland Wales which drafts will be Forwarded by
the packets h 10th and 26h the Royal Mail
~ 'H '" w Il j. T. TAPsC UT,
At their general passage Office, 10 South street,
corner Of Maiden Lane
N.B.-AI letters from the post paid
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xEHS NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
s62X\ POOL-Packet Of 2ist June The splendid new.
&,and fvone packet ship ROCHESTEk, 1000 tons
burten, Capt BnttoD Will SAIL on rdy Hst june hss
regular day. , ., o.. ..- 49,.
Thr ships ofhs line being 1000 tons and upwards per
embark for the old country. will not fail to So
The N derived from selecting this line in pre-
other their capacity ndes them every
comfortable and convenient than ships OF small or
accommodations for cabin second cabin and
Others.
Persons wishing berth, should fail to make
Early application board foot Of Buring slip, or to
WI Y. TAfSCOTT,
Al theif General Passage ofhce rs South street.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
VVCIIsYille Contention.

We attended the WeIsviIle Convcn,
lion on the 81 inst. We arrived on the
evening of the % in time 10 witness the
landing Of the Pittsburgh delegation
from the steamer Westminster Hon.
CarnOlms DurrOgh, NJ. G., from Puts.
burgh, was among the number, together
with several ladies', &c. % Tuesday
sVening tho delegates from different
directions arrived, BY dark a large
Oumber was in attendance, General
6tokeiy first addressed the pcoplO be,
fore the door Of Ways Hotel, in hls
usual happy manner. Then came Mr..
Darragh, from The Iron City lie made
what we call plain common oense Ia.
Slfr speech addressed to tho bosoms and
business Of men. None Of your dne
visionary theories, It was all practical
MIR. Daungh is sOvery young men. We
think that Allegheny district may justly
be proud Of such a Represen,atvo in
Congress, Alter he concluded, Seth T
HOrd. Esq of Washington, Pa, amused
the crowd by speech Of considerable
length. On the morning oflhe Sd, the
delegates began to pour in like the
mighty avalanche from The crsEgy cliffs
'oI the Alps, and looked as though Loco
focoism about Wciisvillo was doomed TO
the same fate that some OF the towns or
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

While David Tod was me mbsr Of the
Senate Of Olio he stepped out OF h1a way
to express his grat,fcalion that no for.
pigner disgraced The committee OF which
he was mem1er Tod WIS then graft
fled that no foreigner rubbed against his
new clothes, or disturbed his delicate
NATIVE ear: The following is an ex.
tract from Mr. Tod's report;
"BeIore cIosing this report your com.
mitteo cannot Eorgo expressing the proud
satisfaction they enjoy IN constituting
the first standing committee OF either
branch Of the General Assembly OF Oh,u
composed entirely Of her gatIUe born
sons"
How tx 'eedingly gratifying it must
have been TO This aatiUe, Wpud.r ilu
will give him an equal degree OF graft.
fcaiiOn 10 he as far removed from all
foreigners 10 October next?-Newark
Gazette
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
NaliycisIn.

The man Of the Crisis keeps up per.
pe,ual howl about tho Native American
Associations. Ilo eudeuvors to charge
Mr.. Clay and the wings, with all the
sins Of this otr'pring OF tho Tammauy
Hall Loco rOcos; and because We, in
uolclng his impudent ialsehoods con-
cernlng he "Clay CIub" Of this town,
sad ho was comparatively "a stranger" "
he now ondcavots 10 charge us with
hostility TO foreigners aud strangers -
Us opposed 10 foreigners! We toll him
Of the Crisis; and that TOO 10 no wicl, ed
spirit, he is "A stranger among US, il he
supposcs the Free Press hostile to for
egnsra. We know the fact, that vary
respectable muiorily OF the foreigners
OF this county. are as good Wings aud
as orderly citi2ens, as carries o ticket to
lho ballot box in this, or Ony other coun.
" OF Ohio. Nay, more, the power Ol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

We copy the following from The ST.
Louis, Republican Of last Saturday. It
gives the gratifying news Of a Ia | IN the
river:
The food attained ils greatest height
on Tuesday, about noon, and remained
stationary unit Yesterday morning,
whenIt commenced roced ng-sDd up to
the present writing it had lst'en about
six inches The probability is. hat it
vii now recede with great rapIdlty-a
lew days will bring it down TO the ordi
nary high water mark,
On Monday night, about one acre Of
land At Lexington, slid off into The river
carrying on it five dwelling or store
houses Al Nashville, only seven hou-
ses remained IN town The Belle Pas-
sed several buildings Coating down the
river.
Two Ftenchmcn were drowned at
Herman, on Wednesday lssl-their
names not recoIIecled.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
Great Mormon Excitement!

SCENES IN IILlNOlS-DEATH
OF THE PROPHET.
On the afternoon Of June 27Ih, be-
tween the houra Of 5 and O'Clock, an
armed multitude visited the jail at Car,
rbnge. Illinois, bore of the guard, and
killed Joe and Hiram Smith, Report
saws that two OF Ioe's associates were
also killed. The Governor was absent,
having gone to NauVoo TO secure tho
balance Of the state arms.
From the Quincy Herald.
Il seems that lhe circumstances at
tending the killing Of the Mormon Proph
ct and his brother Hiram are as fol-
lows, On yesterday Gov, Ford left
Carthage with Obout 100 soldiers for
tho purpose OF taking possession Of the
,Nauvoo Legion and OheirarmS. They
arrived at Nauvoo about noon and cal
led for the assembling Of tho Legion.
Abou, 1000 mon with arms Immediately
responded to its call. These troops
we're pul under command Of Col Single
ton, Of Brown county, VINO accompanied
Gov. f. to NauVoo.
The Governor finding all quiet, left
Nauvon 0bcut5 o'clock P VI. with a com
psny 60 mrn Ior the purpose Of en-.
camping about seven miles from he cily,
At about he same time lhHt Gov,
Ford lett Nauvoo, the prophet and his
brother we're killed at Carthage, under
the following circumstances ss near as
we can ascertain them:
Joe and Hiram wore both confined in
the debtors room of the Carthage jail
awaiting their trial on charge oltres-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

Col William l. Stone. of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, has reco-
vered damages 10 the amount Of $1,000
for Iibeous article written hv Mr. Levi
D Slumm, editor Of the New York PIE,
ban The damages were laid at $40,
GOO The Iibelous article was in these
words:
"Col Stone, Editor Of the Commercial
Advertiser, is Superintendent OF the
Public Schools Every school book is
placed under his surveillance, and what.
ever work of merit may pc presented to
him. let he written by Democrat or
recommended hv one--letit contain but
one fact or sentiment calculated 10 AVA
ken in the minds of the children love
Of the country. and tho despotic inpri-
mdteur would reject IT,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

GyTha editor Of the Crisis IN his
last number thinks that the campaign
has opened with the most Buspjcious
lorebod,ogs. The nominees Of the Bal
iimore Convention ere the raIyiDg point
OF the undivided democracy Of The u
nio0, RaIIying polnr, aye! 1t is easy
10 make the point, but hard to bring sup
porD 10 ii. II he would reed the renun-
cations Of macy OF the hogeSt men who
have Ie(I the IocO'o.o party,in different
parts Of the country, he would think dit
lerenlly. He in the same article draws
a comparison between the UetrGas Of
NdpoLe0R,' and the American citizens -
If Ihis wise man Of the Crisis sees a e.
naIogy between American ireemen, and
The meTcenary sodiery Of Napoleon, be
is entitled to a premium: but TO COM
pefson instituted between the leaders,
the contrast would be uDsnglable. Ma
poleon on the one side, and James K
Polk on the other. The splendid glare
Of the bursting VesuVius, and the twink
ling of a iarrhing candle, would be
about much alike.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

SOn. The jail ~aS strongly guarded by
soldiers and anti Motmons, who had
been placed there by the Governor.
A Mormon attempted to rush by the
guard Tor he purpose Of forcing his way
into the jail, He was opposed by The
guard, and fired pistol al one Of the
guard giving him slight wound.
A general confusion ensued IN the
crowd ground the Jail. Joe and his Nor
mou lellow prisoner, it seems had pro-
Vided themselves with pistols, end CON
menced frlng on The guard within. HE
IheD attempted 10 escape from he win.
dow, wheo a hundred balls entered his
body ana he tel ahleIess'corpse.
bis brother Hiram shared ,he same
fate. Richards, o leading Mormon, " as
badly wounded. There our intelligence
ends-whul took place after this God
only knows. Mormons Immediately lett
for NsUyoo 10 carry the news OF the
death Of the Prophet Il is feared that
the Motmons at NouVoo will be so ex-
asperaled as 10 eErermlOare the GjVern
or and h,s small force.
The Borcas brought down most Of
the women Bnd children from Warsaw.
1t is to be feared lhair town Is in ashes
before this.
Our oii2ens were aroused this morn
ing By he ringing Of bells and a Gel TO
arms. Or three independent compa =
nies arc already 10 marching ORDER
Wei F God has ordered out the militia
ol this regiment, md hs steamer Bore as
is waiting to conVey lhem to The scene
Of action
There is no knowing where this dread
ful otTsir will end Macy have express
ed fears that our city was 10 danger,
because most Of The Warsaw families
have taken refuge bere-bul we believe
there is no DAGGER. we are too fer from
the scene Of action.
Messengers have just left for EIanni
bal aud The towns below ior the purpose
Of sroUsing the MissouriaDs, The ex
citcmenl in our city is intense and the
auxiety to hear the fate ol Gov. Ford
and his men is very great,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
w EEEGS ATTEND.

The Wings OF Jefferson county, the
same who greeted their fellow citizens
from all quarters to a grand council in
A. d 1890. invite all who desire tM
success OF Wing principles, all genuiny
desc"ndcnls and followers Of The w higg
OF A. d, i776, again TO meet them OF
St"ubenvlIIe, on Wednesday the THERr
TY FIRST DAY OF July, inst.
Come and let W consult together ant
strength hen each others hands and con.
6rm each others resolves to stand .by
aud carry oOt, those great end GLORIOUS
principles which animated our fathers
OF the revolution.
Now, as then, The freemen Of AmsTi.
ca ara called upon to decide whother
their Industry shall meet its apprupriaB
reward in public and private prosperity,
whether arts and science shaIIIflourist
under our free institutions, or whether
under the spacious forms Of freeme0 We
shall be placed on level with the sIsves
and Seria ofEurope, end made to feel in
our own persons every turn of the iron
heeI Of despolsm which grindS them in
the dust Whether The system Of ,po.
llcy worthy of freemsn, and adopted by
Washington and his compatriols ami
followed up by hiS successors for moFs
than forty years is s,rII to be sustained
by the American people, or to be aban-
doned at the suggestion of a modern
progressive party Tor g policy which
wol'd bring us back to The coIonsl vas
saIage TO the manufacturers Of Europe
from which our ancestors freed Them
selves and Us by their blood.
JAMES GALLAGHER
JOSEPH BEATTY,
Nj f. LUCAS.
JAMES TURNBULL,
M ROBERTS,
ROSWELL MARSH,
CCommittee of Arrangements.
IN B-Several distinguished speak,
ers will be IN attendance
Tbs !a,ch.slring will be out sflerths
hospi'ablo manner Of A D lS4O.
SeubsOeiI,e, JOIy s, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
Senatorial Electors .

THOMAS CoRwIN, Of Warren;
PETER HITCHcocK, Of Geauga.
dist. Congressional Electors
Bethany Storer, Of Hamilton;
2-WiIIiom Bebb, OF Butler;
3-Aaron Harlan, Of Greene;
Samson Mason, Of Clark;
5-Dayidj. Corey, OF Henry;
6-Joslah Scott, Of Crawford,
7-Roader w. Clarke Of CIermont
S-DaVid Adnms, Of Ross;
9-Joseph Olds, ofPickaway;
l0-Danre S Norton Of Knox:
II-Wasb'ron W Conkliu. Of Marion
.12-SamueI r HoIcomb. Of GaIIia;
l3-IIarlow Cbepjn, Of Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
SAM W Bosrv,ek, Of Harrison;
I6- William R, Sopp, Of Ilo'moo;
l7-John w Gil, Of Jefferson;
1S-Cyrus SPHINX, Of Wayne;
19-Jacob II. Baldwin, Of TrumbuII;
20-WiIIiam L Perkins, Of Lake;
2l-Jobn Fuller, Of Eric.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12


Cr1FThe editor Of the Crisis 10 his last
has showed tho elovpn foot, lie bandes
oil the low dirty epilhets lhata long life
spent in tho sinks Of iniqnity has ena-
bled him 10 treasure up. We did not 10
tend 10 notice his mad raVing, but mas
much as he deigned to attack the feso-
lutions passed by the Clay Club, our po'
stioC IeIl us no alternative but to point
out the gtouudIess insertions, by which
he expected to gam an ephemera noNo-
rety. Tie snys the misrepresentation
those resolutions contain are indeIensj-
bic, and he (meOn,ng u') knows it, We
ssk him to point out tonS the fG}SehooGS
il is easy for him TO make the charge oI
faIsohuod, but hard to show them The
following is part of tho language he ap>
plies to US, and We give il, that our read
efs may see a specimen Of the chaste
language Of this vicegerent Of James X
Polk:
1--WE have somewha! uutnlon lionally
stirred up the phlegmatic bile Of him OF
tho coon organ in this place, BY our poiO
ting out tho tissue Of tOlsohoods which
he endorsed in his paper Of last week
"The cHllerjs certainly rabld, and II
he had teeth, would be dangerous. We
would advise him Of the coon organ TO
preserve an equilibrium Of temperature,
or his friends will be under the ueces -
sl'v OF shaving his hair, drawing a blad =
der over his head, and placing him IN
omebody's ice house TO study moral
philosophy and to keep him cool until
after the I5es Of November &c"
We have gwen the above Os q speci
men OF the lucuhralions OF this victim Of
mania portu. We offer no apology (or
our want ol teeth. If we have lost some
OF our teeth, it is our miSlorwne, not our
fault The idea OF shaving our head
&c" we suppose can bs attended lc
when needed. we have not much expe.
rience in hot head ology; but perhaps, i
our head gets too warm, sweet in I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
A(ID .BWEV,

The Sunday Schoole Of this town,
sud the Martha Washington Temper
Once Society, celebrated on an eGton-
sive scale in this town on the 4th. A
sumptuous dinner for he occasion wac
served up by Mr.. nnd Mrs. Keller, al
the "TEMpERANCE HAIL. Professions
were formed orations made nags car.
Tied, with appropriate morlos; and all
things we believe "doae in deceacy and
in order"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
Candidates.

We think our Central Committee Of
this County ought, without delay, To
call q convention and have our nomina
tions made at On esrIy day in August
We hope they will move in the premis
es. Let the merits Of the several as.
piranIs be carefully examined BY our
people. Let good selection be made
and we hazard liIlIO when wo say, tbot
the Wing majority in Carroll will be
greater than on any former occasion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

0Gr0ur neigbbor is very uneasy a.
bout our editorials, and the proceedings
Of the Harrison, and Orange township,
Clay Clubs. tie thioks We have help
to write our editorials! Some one whom
he denomnates Knight Of The Green
Bar hs thinks has done all The writ
ing for US and the CIubs The members
OF ne Cubs al Barrlsburgh and Lees
burgh not abie TO wfrte The proceedings
OF their own meetings! Away with
such baIdardash! 1t Is not worthy Of
notice You had better let these Clubs
alone They will do their own writing
cad their own voting, and your pony ell
lorta 10 cast obloquy upon them, will re
coil On yourself Yoo knaw file You
are us much afraid OF those clubs, ss a
mad dog Is ola river You see "a strange
OF style between he resou
uons Of the clubs and The Edi'otiaI Of
the Bargain aud SAe.' Strange in
deed! Is the samPnoss so great as be-
tween the herd money democracy Of
Ohio, and lbs sONs? 70 which section
does the Crisis end Governor Tod ; be-
Iong3 But badiaage GSide' We IN
form he Editor OF the Crisis that The
Harrison and Orangs township Gibbs,
do their own writing; aud
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12

We have Teei Mr. Cay speech delivered
al NtRuIeigh, N c this spring, it is per-
hapS The last politics speech we may
ever get of Mr. Clay, aOd we will COM
mence iS publication In our next Itis
on able, sound. straightforward docu-
ment, wo hope il will DO read by every
voter in our county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
TALL POLE

Our Xsnia friends raised a magni-
cent Ash pole l76 feet high, on Friday
the 2lst ult. beautiful A,g which
now floats from the pole was made tby
the Wing ladies' Of the village
In trying TO getup taller pole thsu
thiA, the Locos there, Ilks their breth
rem ct Eaton, "bursted up" The Polk
and BaIas men are not, we presuma,
IL orlnt Of the fact. that lhotalleslnoIe
knocks be Persimmon. - Same oNCo0n.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-12
LEHDIGAlG NOTICE.

a. Ee. Chisholm, W.. 3D., u
graduate Of the Medical College OF Ohios
having located in the town Of CarroIlUu
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 aud assiduous appEi-
cation 10 the verions duties of his pro.
lession to merit and obtain reasonable
share of pubic patronage.
Office few doors west Of sincIaifs
Store.
July 10. 1914.