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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30


We have the indianapolis journal Of
Saturday last, aud in it we find liable OF
the returns Of members elected 10 the
Legislature which confirms the reports
we have heretofore published Of the
Whg victory IN that Stale. lu the Sen
ale Of the Slate there appears 10 bs
lie, while in the House oI Representa-
lives the Wings have a majority of ten
exactly reversing the position Of par
ties as they stood last year, and secur-
ing US a Whig U S. Senator 10 the
place oil the Hon Albert s White, whose
term of service expires with the present
Congress, and who, 10 the universal re-"
greI OF all who know him, declines a re
election. Respecting the popular vote,
the Journal says:
"The Sentinel, from some fifty cou n
ties, makes up table Of the popular
vote given al the late elections which
apparently shows Loco gain Of about
eight hundred over the vote oi last year,
II is lulI of errors Jackson county is
claimed as having given 973 majority,
when the truth is that the Wings Offer
ed 10 serious if any opposition 20 the
Locos as 10 the Representative. They
did oD a portion Of the other candidates
and elected at least one county officer
The true Loco majority is not over 300
Wayne is put down at only 4O2 Wing
majority. That county gave on the
Representative ticket over 500 Whig
ma ori,y. Switzerland is put down as
having given 456 Loco majority, while
the truth is. the Wing candidate ior the
Senate is elected by 7S majority. We
might 90 on and mention other instances
of gross error, but the above will suffice
to conde mn lhe entire calculation. The
popular vote is with the Wings, and the
November election will show it 10 be SO
BY thousands"
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CaPrOIItOn, 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 his friends
and The travelling public, that every
atenlion will be rendered 10 them who
may favor him with their patronage.
and while their accommodations shalt
not be surpassed in point of slyte or
comfort; his charges will be mode rate.
p KELLER.
Carrollton, July 80. 1914.
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or The foiiouinR zoe hare just receiUed
from MeSsrS JOsLin & koue. Drug.
Ritts. in NeUark. in this State. 10
Whom il raS Communicated by Jain
Wimer, E,q citizen of Burlington.
Licking county. OHIO
BURLINGTON, Licking CO.. OIL
Dec !. ls43.
Messrs Joslin & ROwe:- Al your re-
quest herewith transmit TO vou q state
menI OF the case OF Mrs Winner and
child as Rcsr A. am abe 10 comm
nlca'e Which Jou are At llb"uy 10 pub
nsh II you see e.. a. ! leeI desire 10
inform the World Of lbp her,s ol he
invaluable mrdwlne called Hr"aT. Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry. to which, by the
divine b.es,tng. am lndrbird Tor the
r's'oTaIon 10 health OF my vile uOd
child
About five years ego, Mrs Winner
"ss attack d wlh sroIPnl rough pam
IN he chest Bnd SIDE, aDd symptoms OF
approaching consumption. Durrg the
intervals IRON that time 10 some time ~
F. bruary ms! She had bppn treated by
eminent physicians from Uuca. sylvia
TIA. Homer. Chatham aud n Nark. and
with only garlal feteI ~ the most ".
gen, symptoms Ahoul one earspo,
she caught cold " hlch seated upon he
lungs. produclpg an alarming and an
ofsvstlon OF al, her grevlous SYMPTOMS
Her phvsician was Sent land dpapIie
hrs hest tfnrs she br0.n rspidly n
srpk under her disease. Cough. cxprc.
leraIlon. Hec,c loprther with plyh,
swpats. soon reduced her to couple,e
skeleton In FEBRUARY last. her a,len.
dug physiclan deemed her case allope-
lhet hopelpss. n c unc, was called. and
AFTER drllberarIrp Upon her case upenI.
mopsly pronounced her 10 be beyond
the reach Of means, and EXPRESSED their
opinjoD ,ha, she cuu d survive bot a short,
time, one or TWO weeks al larrhest She
WAS A. ,hrs time en,ircIy confined 10
her he'd. and sea rcely eb'c TO a,,Iculsre.
except ia whisper. Her dailv paroX .
SINS of coughing would lsstht htrun,n,er.
runedIv from 3 10 : hours. and so ca
we're urre ,hey. the, we did pynecr,ha,
evorv raroxvs,n wrnld ha the astgThe
pbvs,c,aus N council pronounced her
Lunos Iw.r K,dnevs Shine and N,cus
Membrane OF the Stomach 70 he ,ncpra
blv d,sssspd II Wasn This las, ev,te.
mi,y tina, We happened TO obra,p nam.
| phIel describing lJr. NiS'ar's BaIsam Of
| WId CnerTy,as applicable to Lung al.
itc'ions' we 'mmfd'a'e'N seUl 10 You
and procured bO'lle, land commenced It's
use OF evening by GIVING her one lea
spoonful, and such was the surprising
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30

OTTbe Wings Of the town Of COL
chester, (Conn :. achieved most en-
coursglDg and unexpected victory at a
special election for town officers on Mon.
day -elecling their whole ticket by a
mslprily OF Is while al the last spring
election the LocoS carried the town by
li. A change OF 81 votes ln every town
in the State will increase he Wing VIC
tory next fall very handsomely,
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SUEsGECbB. NUTBG;E.
d R. T. & r 4 II ",
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Neto LiSJoR, ohio,

Is prepared to perform al Surgical
Ope eraI0ns that may be entrusted to
hts care His extensive experience 10
Hosplial Practice and Military Surgery,
together with the nUme rnns and rmpor.
lanI operations he hNs performed cur
ing an extensive private Praclce, enli
tie him 10 the patronage Of those who
are laborlng under diseases that demand
surgical attention, particularly Cataract,
Amaurosis. Strablsmns Tor Suunlng. j
Stone IN The Bladder Hair Llp. Cares
OF he Bones, Hernia Of any kind, Cub
feet, Prolapsus UtefL and diseases oi The
Ear. Antrum. NC
Having all the Instruments and Ap-
pararus necessary for AmPulaling and
for treating Fractures aud DrsIocalions
Of every kind, no will hold himself IN
readiness al all times 10 attend promptly
to all calls in this or the adjoining
counties Persons residing al distance
and wishing to avail themselves ol his
services can be- accommodated with
suitable rooms, boarding, &c on reason
abe terms,
Two or three Young men we'll quail
fed and coming well recommended. can
be furnished every facility Tor acquiring
knowledge of the profession. Being
Physician and Surgeon 20 the CoIumbr.
ana county Poorhose The students Of his
Office will be permitted to witness the
numerous Surgical operations therein
performed; these together with the
Clinical practice Of the Institution will
constitute quite a desideraIum.
N. B. Thompson's Patent Urpro Ab
domlnaI Truss Tor be rsdicaI cure Of
ProIapsus Uleri, together wi,b a grcar
variety Of others for the treatment and
cure Of Hernia or Rupture constantly on
haod
Cork Legs. Feet, Arms, and Hands Of
a superior quality furnished accoroing g
10 order
Dr. GREEN having resided in the a.
boVe named pIaCe Tor the last five years
and designing 10 make it his permanent
residence, respectfully request that in
Qurv may be made of the following
gentlemen. who are well known 10 the
public. and have kindly permitted their
names TO be inserted as references:
Samuel Adams,
James McCaskey Com. Col. co, O
Matthias Mace, Poorhouse.
John Brick. Superintendent DO. do
c, NJ Alien, Fsq State Senator,
Jas MCEIroy, Ex Sheriff Col CO.
William JeIIison. !
Matthew Adams,
Samuel S Clark,
Edw. Carroll, Esq" J
August, OH, 1874
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MISSDTT


The 81 Louis New Era" Of the 18th
says it is rUmored that the southwest
portions OF this State, upon which the
"ludepe ndents" calculated for success,
have gone Tor the Locofocos by large
maiorlties. Il go. that party will Of
course retain the ascendsncy in the
Legislature. The olher ST. Louis pa.
pers say nothing on The sutjrcI. The
Era adds:
From the returns received we are
disposed TO believe that a full booded
Whig ticket would have received more
votes than this Independent ucket has
obtained MANY thousand Wings failed
10 vote for the independents, md the
humber Of Wings who thus failed, we
are inclined TO baIieve, is greater than
the number OF Independents who voted
for the ticket "
The people have voted with great
unaDimity for a Convention 10 remodel
tho Constitution OF the Slale, but tho
eeclon for members 10 THE body Is not
to be held IiIl August, and the new Con
stilution which they may form is to be
submitted for the approval Of the people
in August, l846 The Convention is
required TO meet in November, l845, aud
each Of the Senatorial districts will be
entitled 10 elect double the number Of
members TO the Convention which such
district may be entitled 10 in the Stale
6enale.-[Nat Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30

STEPHEN BROTHERS. ESTATE
The undersigned have been appoint.
ed and qualified 10 ac' as AdmiOlstra- :
tors Of the Estate OF Stephen Brothers,
late Of Carroll county. Those interest.
ed will act accordingly
WILLIAM BROTHERS,
BENJAMIN BROIl1ERS,
August .. le44 Adm's.
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IRIS WlMER-OR.
FOR CWNSUAa I'TGON!
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE BY USING

Among all the famous medicines for
Consumption, none SET ms TO be meeting
with greater success, or gaming high
er reputation than hal most wonderful
article, ,WISTAR'o BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY! That it stands nj the HEAD
OF all olher remIdes is now universally
conceded 1t has cured thousands upon
thousands OF all classes-in cases Of
the most dangerously consumpive cha
rscler. And phJ sciOns Of the greatest
eminence throughout our whoe country
uuhesitaringIy recommend it, Us the
MOST POW ERFUL CURATIVE Of
monary diseases IN the whole range
OF Pharmacy The sales in the Western
States have thus far been unparalleled /;
and the most gratifying proofs OF lis eI-
6cacy have been received from every
place where IL has been used Thou
sands Of CONSU MPrlVE PATIENTS
have already tested lie exalted virtues
and confessed It's surprising excel IIen'
and amozing power. The remarkable
success OF this Balsam is no doubt owing
in great measure 10 the peculiarly
agreeable and powerluI nature OF its in
grpdipn,s 1t is a FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly oI WILD
CHERRY BARK and The genuine
ICELAND MOSS-Uhe latter import
ed expressly for his purpose, } the rare
medical virtues OF which, ere also com
bined by a new chomicaI process with
tho Extract OF TAR thus rendering lhe
whole mpounG the most certain and
efficacious remedy ever discovered lor
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30

We regret The necessity which rXlsts
in caullonIng the public against the ma
ny counterfeit preparations OF Wild
Cherry, which are fast OVerspreadlng
the country, The lnstrumenlaIlty OF a
few unprinclped dealers. who. for The
paIiry gain Of lew dollars, would palm
of upon suffering humanity miserable
substitute OF their own s,ewlng. or some
worthless article which they had bought
for a trne-tn the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss OF Ille) to the person using
il. We repeal, then, let purchasers be
on their guard, and in all Instances in
qnire particularly Tor DR.. Wisrar's Bal
sam QI Wild Cherry! The most valuable
family medicine ever before offered Tor
sale, an now used by the most inlelli-
gent and respectable families throughout
the Unupd States 0FPrire ST. 90 per
bottle. or 6 bottles tor SIS For sale In
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD & PARK,
Corner OF 4,h ana Walnu! SITS.
Sanford q Park are General Agents
for the West
Sold in Carrotton. by K KENNEDY.
Ia Waynesburg, BY CREOVISE "
PIERONG.
In S,eubenviIe, by A, L FRAZIER.
Aug 8, lS43 Book seller
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Estate of Samuel ROwIey.

NOTICE is hereby given that The
subscrIb ers have been appointed and
qualified as Executors Of Samuel Row
ley, late Of Carroll county, OHIO decd.
those indebted TO said estate are re
quested 10 make immediate payment.
THOMAS KlNSEY.
WILLIAM ROWLEY,
Executors
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To Country Merchants.

e He attention of Country Merchants
q is respectfully invited 10 our stock
II GOODS-consisIing in part of The
GLOWING hich We will sell al the lou
81 prices:
27l Baes Green Rio Coffee
25 Do ST Domingo Do
IA Boxes l6 Tobacco
6 Do 5 Do
28 Do u Do
l2 Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
i Do pound do do
2 h'f Boxes do do
~ Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
25 h'l Chests Y. h Tea
3 do GunpoAder Tea
8 do Imperial do
4, do Pouchong do
25 CaIty Boxes Y h Tea
10 do Gump aud Imp Tea
4 B,xes Loaf Sugar
6 Bbs Brazil do
25 90 Rosin
20 do No Mackarel
% do North G Tar
90 do Tanners Oh
9 do Camwood
8 do Clipped Logwood
2 do Whiting
BbI EPSON Salts
Bags Pepper
2 do Alspice
go Rams Crown aud Medium
Wrapping Paper
40 DO Writing and Letter Paper
IL Boxes Pipes
l2 Kegs Ginger
so Mats Cassia
4 Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 do Ginger
20 Boxes Chocolate
Case Licorica
48 he Boxes Raisins
Bbls Madder
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tanned
2 800 do do do Red
l2O Kegs Nails assorted sizes
1000 LOs Cotton Yarn assorted nos
500 DO Salsratus
$50 do lndigo q;
IRWIN & MARTIN,
Corner of Liberty and Huin 81.
Piusburg, July l9, 1874.
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fh7-NoTICE.-G0

This Number Of the Free Press ends the
third year Of the present Publisher. Those
indebted are respectfullyrequested to call
and make settlement Immediately. Those
who have paid promptly are entitled, and
he hereby tenders. his thanks to them-
But those who have neglected to pay, can
retrieve their "good name" by attending
to this call immediately-and may also
save themselves the trouble of reading a
certain paper writing commencing thus:
The State Of OhiO, CarroH county, ss.
T. W. COLLIER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30
County Taxes.

NoCE hereby given the taxable inhabitants COUNTY, hoN
s WI" collecting the Taxes Monday sepseu
ar B9l For that ml or deputy will
mp a me usual place holding
there, s WIZ:
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ESTATE OF REBECCA RICH
ARDSON.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribed has beoD appointed and qua
lifted as Administrator OF the estate OF
Rpbecca Richardson, late Of CafrollIon,
Carroll county. Ohio. deceased.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
Administrator
AuVus, 80, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30
TAELORLNG ESTABLISHMENT
GELOER &THO MPSON

Would respectfully inform their former
customers, and the public generally, that
they have formed a co-purtnership, and
carry on the above business in their shop
on Main st., two doors ,oesi of MI. Sinclair's
store, in the borough of CaTollton, where
they are prepared to execute all orders in
their line, with despatch and elegance, up
on more reasonable terms than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. As they are in the re-
ceipt of the latest Philadelphia fashons,all
their work will be executed ia as good
manner and Fashionable style, as it could
be done west Of the mountains.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a
continuance of the public patronage.
]. P. GEIGER,
T. THOMPSON.
Canollton, July 26, "A.
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SHERIF rs SALE

By virtue ota writ OF f ia etIep ia
issued out Of The Court OF Common Pleas
Of Carroll county,, Ohio, and TO ms d
rected, will offrr Tor sale 10 the town
Of Harlem, in Lee township, on Moodav
the 26 h day of August inst. al 2 o'clock
p. NJ Of said dav, the following proper
ty, to wit: One KIN Of Brick, supposed
10 contain one hundred thousand Bricks.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me,
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IT SHOULD BE KNOWN THAT
EAS T NJ A Ms
Specific EEnbrOCatiOn.

SURPRISES all other external remedies in
the cure oI rheumatism, all seated pains
in the side or breast, lame or weak backs
sgue 10 the face or breasts Of females.
spasms, bruises, frosted feet, chilblaIns,
TIC DoIoreux, stiff joints, contracted
cords, lndoIenl and painful swelIiBgs.
tooth ache, &c Bathing the chest and
side with it. proves an important auxili-
sry in the cure Of consumption, coughs.
bronchitis, asthma, Group &c.
Agents-H. A. SIDGER, CarrolIion,O
Carr & Cummings. Leesburgh, 0.
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80 Lacking Glasses

OF almost every siza and quality
which will be sold very low, al the new
Store Of
\, GEORGE ARBUCKLE & co,
July u, l644.
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TIMEl TIMEl! TIMER

Brass Eight Day, and thirty hour clocks
of superior quality, for sale very low for
cash, or on short credit, by
MORGAN BUTLER.
Carrollton, July 26, "A.
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10 LoudoD township Monday September 10
10 Lee ioWnshp On Tuesday September
IN Fox q WrdnesJs, Sep,em
10 ha' Iownhp on THURSDAY m
10 Augusta rptember
ln Washington township Monday September
IN Perry township on Tuesday
H. Union township Wednesday September
10 Harrison township o. Thursday September
In Brown nshIp on Fridai September
In R. township on Monday September
10 Nonroe township Tuesday October
H. Orange township Ypdnesdav October
10 Centre township Thursday October
of
Ooh cmber
he townships After that time the lawful penalty
The following The OF charged hundred dollars
1914:
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August 80, 1914
Estate of Benjamin Long.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the estate
Of Benjamin Long, late Of Carroll coun'
ly, Ohio, deceased; those indebted to
said estate will make immediate pay
menl.
GEORGE TRUSsELL,
YOUNG B. LONG,
) Administrators with The will annexed
August 80, 1914.
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Carrollton, July %, 1914.

ThE STATE OF OHIO
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after August Tenn, A D 1874
IN CHANCERY.
Solomon S. Little J
Sarah Little,
NOTlE E is hereby given TO the said
Sarah Lirlle. that on the 26lh day Il
August. ID 1874, flied IN the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Court OF C mmon
Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, petition
praying to be divorced from her the
said Sarah, and Tor cause setting forth
that she has been thee gears wiJuiIy
absent from me Which said peuuon
will stand for hearing al the next No
v"mber term Of said Court Of Common
Pleas for CsrroI couOty, when and
where she NAV, if she please, appear
and make de fence
SOLOMON s LITTLE, BY
DunbGr g. S|arkweaiher. His Solicitors
August 30, 1914 -46 6W.
Printers fee So 628.
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FE HE attention of Country Merchants
q is respectfully invited 10 our stock
oI GOODS-consisIipg in part of The
tollowlng-~ which We will sell at The lou
est prices:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
For the AdrertiseT.
AT RED HILL.

The Sixty eighth Anniversary of our
National independence, was celebrated at
Red Hill, Edse6eld District, 5. g., by a
large aud respectable concourse Of Ladies
and Gentlemen. A Volunteer Company,
spirit of '76," being organized for in.
spection and reception ON that day, The
Brigade Inspector. Maj ~. Johuson, be.
iag present, The. Company was ,paraded,
Inspected and received, after which the
procession was formed, The company, the
field and staff Of the regiment, commits
stoned officers of the line y ho were in uni
form, tie orator and reader Of The day,
with! fine band of marlial,music, escorted
the audience 10 q beautiful groveprepared
for the OCCASION, where the ladies' were
seated in front Of the stand. The officers aud
company being arranged ir order on the
right of the ladies. the order of the dag
was announced from Tie stand. Lieut..
James B. Harris and E. H. Morris being
called on to wait on The orator and reader,
they appeared upon the stand. The Dec
Iaraliou Of Independence was read by J.
b. Palberi,' in an audible manner. followed
by the gand, 10 the air of Hail Columbia
Afler which Benjamin e. Yancey. Esq,
arose and addressed the audience ia an
eloquent anf impressive manner, appro,
priaie to the OCCASION, touching the lead
ing topics Of the day with all able .exposi-
ton and vindication of the right of annex.
ing The infant republic of Texas to The
Union, with some concluding remarks to
the corps of Light Infantry. spirit Of
'76." in reference TO The peculiarly of our
Institutions, and prudent use ofihe sword
in defending rle same, and our rights as
lfreemen: After which the ladies were
waited upon at lheif seats, and The gen.
tlemen invited, all who chosed, TO partake
nf Spirits prepared for their refreshment
followed by au invitation in few minutes
after to partake Of a 6ue dinner sui,sd to
the OCCASION, in republican style.
The table being cleared aud prepared
the audience were invited to surround the
board aud charge their glasses, when The
following Toasts were read. Col. II
Huffman, President, and Col. John Hill
Vice President.
REGULAR ToAsrs:
I. The Day We Celebrate :'Generation:
I. We, unborn will hait'the 4ih of July '76, a:
the birthday: of American Liberty.
l. 9. The Memory of George Washing
ton The father ofodr country;
8. The Militia The great b1lwark ant
safeguard of our. civil and political insti
tutions, it should never be entrusted 10 Z
hired soldiery.
A.; The Hon. J. K. Polk, Of Tennessee
The nominee of the mocatic party fo
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ADVERTISER
BY
w. F. .DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

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;fpaid in adDance-Three Dollarsif not paid
before the expiration of Six Months from the
date OF Subscripton-andF Four Dollars if not
maid within twelve Months. Subscribers out
of the State are required to pay in ddrsnee.
No subscription received for less than one
year, and no paper discontinued until all ar
.rearages are paid, except at the option Of the
Publisher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration ofthe
year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shallre-
ceive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously Inserted at
62i cents per square. (l2 lines, orless,) Tor the
FIRST insertion, and 43i cents, for each contlnu
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will be charged 81 per square for each inser.
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ued until ordered out and charged accord
.ingly.
All Job work done for persons living at a
distance, must &c paid for atthe timethe work
IS done, or the paymentsecuredin in the village
All communc catisns addressed to the Editor.
post paid. wall be promptly and strictly attend
sd to.
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,Fsl he Adasrliser:

The birthday of our Nsti6ual Indepen.
dence was celebrated at New Salem Meet.
ing H6use, iii Edge6eld District. near the
AbbeviIls' line, by very large apt, fes-
peclable number ofthe citizens Of the two
Districts. in a spirited and becoming man
ner. The meeting was conducted on
strictly Temperanee principles, and The
day was scharacterized BY ths utmost hat-
lnony and good feeling. Alter Prayer by
The Rev. gMc Caine, the Declaration Of
Independence was read by r. c.. Gillian.
Esq. The orator of The day, J. G. Alb.
ney,, Esq, then delivered very handsome
Oration, in which be aninadverted in