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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

MIR. Polk is in favor
ct so adjusting the Tariff
as 'by proper di.crimina
,ions To- FOSTER AND PRo
TACT AmkRicAs INDUS
rnY."-Peansyiu nnias
Hhen an importation
eomesin competition 9Th
a domestic article. he
could raise The tar on
The foreign art,cie--but
he would not go so far as
to defeat the object Of
the whole-the obtaining
revenue for the Tressu-
ry."
On wool, for example,
Z" he you'd raise the du-
" high in proportion 10
articles that require no
projections. He would
do this for The protection
of one great Interest,"
But soosid he go so high
that Wool could NOT be
2" OF course
not. Z" When your inter
ests conflict s1ith foreign
Interests. bear taEation
as hard as IL soiA bear,
coxsistentty ~irh Reeve
nue"-Ex. from virgins
Speech.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
DE LAwARE ELECTION.

The primary election in Deleware, oo
Tuesday, resulted in favor OF The Wings.
although il had been reported and pub
hsbed ina, the Democrats had succeeded
by some so majority. The actual state
of the polls is
Kent County. Wing majority lat
New Castle Co.," %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
.N.gSOIIC.

NRIENDStliP LODGE, No 81. Of Free and
n Accepted Masons, having received and &C.
rrr,ed Invitation to lay the Corner Stone Of the
new Methodist Episcopal Church about TO he cree.
ted IN The town Of Willismspor,, NIL, would here
by give notice 10 the public that the ceremonie. Of
Loving the Conner Stone will take place on Safnr.
day the s6ih Of October ina.
All regular Masons in Good standing are most
cord:aliyinyied To join in procession that day.
WIN STEFFEY.
T. A. BOULLr,
WIN. HESLETINE,
JOHN NlTSEL,
ADAM SHOOP.
ROBERT CATRON,
WIN. CoRBEY,
oci. 10. ls44-3w Com Of Arrang.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

What is your party for and what is il
agalns,1 Will you answer, as The South.
ern absttactionist, whose reply Mr.
Wright reports in his spesch-that you
are "iriendly to having the trade Of the
country kept as free as Il can be KEEP; and
raise the revenue necessary for the sup.
port OF Government; and when il is so you
call it Free Trade because it is IS free as
our Institutions will permit"l
Consider, then, how worthy those men
are Of your confidence and support, who
thus ,rihe with the public intelligence,
who thus mock the public judgment upon
this vital subject, and determine how
much of patriotism would animate them
in the administration Of the affairs OF your
County.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
HARRISON WAITE,
EDWARD COLSTON,
EDMUND P. HUNTER,
JAS. E. STEWART,
JAS. S. BROWN.
October 10, 1874.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

NiNEGAR.--For sale, pure article Of Vine.
gar. by GEO. RAENHAL'
SEPT. 20.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

New Fall & Winter
>t GOODS.
VvNHE subscribers have received and are now
II opening the largest and best stock of NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS that they have
ever had the pleasure Of offering to their dealers;
and having been purchased principally in New York,
they are enabled to sell at less prices than goods
bought in any other market. Those wanting
Cheap Goods Of Modern Style,
will please call, Our old customers may rest as
sured that we can now furnish cheaper Goods than
we have ever before offered them.
The public generally are respectfully invited to
give US look before purchasing. Our terms, too.
shall be made hberal.--Payment every twelve
months, is all that is required
J. w. & B. n. BOYD.
October 3, 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

Inc crop OF a., can not be less than that OF 49,
and is, probably, greater.
Our own supply has thus vastly increased. in q
much greater proportion than that of population
while tho demand for it, in England, has been lit
tie or nothing.
S,h. Phe,aer ace adopt The protective system,
or NOT, Grsat Britain iciA not permit Vs, except
when her crop is short, 10 supply her "i,h bread
s,gG. Why7 The Nobility own the Iands and
make The laws. They will not permit other ma
lions TO farnIah 1t with brssd.ssua' Tho Lo"do"
Alta, tells us that Crest Britain Concludes the sta
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
SALT.

Cnn BUSH. g. A. g. Fine Salt just re-
oOO ceived and for sale by
Oct 10 JNO. JAMISONN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
S&=%SaHE Van BUISEN, 20 1st4
Agents for the Arkansas IntelIigencer.

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. DuvaI, Fort Gibson.
}. Spears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
l. Strain, Fayetteville, Ark.
James Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Samuel G. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, Hisaorough, Arks.
Rev Clones, Cherokee P. o. Ch. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
P.P. PitchIynn. Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washta.
Sloan Love, Chckasaw District.
X. N. Jones, Boggy depot.
Z. G. Goodng. For, Towson.
u. Folsom, and John Penn, Doaksvlle.
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
w IL q M Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, Clarksve.
Robert Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master, Pleasant Hill.
=. b. Alston, SPadra.
Thomas Powers, Clarksvile.
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown.
5. M. Hays, Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danville.
H. ii. Hygings, P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman, Rock Row.
Clarke Il Carol, Belmont, Miss.
Fitzpatrick & Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton & Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
Post Master, BentonviIe.
w. c. Mitchell, Carroton.
Col. JAS Logan, BoonvIle.
Rob't Moffit, Franklin Co.
A. J. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn. =
DR.. w. Gray, Horsehead.
Gho's A. Howell, Norristown.
Post Master. Lewisburg. ~
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Post of Ark's.
J. N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
}. G. Pitman, Sweet Home.
c. Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creek
Agency.
Jno. Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
SELECTED POETRY.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.-BY w. H, ATTIRE.
Tune-"TAc Little Pigs Lazy" &c.
tell you boys it is no joke
The nomination of James X. Polk,
For with him we'll beat Henry Clay,
Clay, Clay,
Gone by is his day!
And with him we'll beat Harry Clay
Next fall you'll see all sorts of folk
Will cast their votes for James X. Polk!
And with him wen beat Henry Clay,
Clay, Clay,
Gone by is his day!
And with him we'll beat Harry Clay
When we did choose George NJ. Dallas,
The coons they all cried out alas!
That ticket will beat Harry Clay!
CIay--CIay--
Gone by is his day!
That ticket will beat Harry Clay
Oh Polk and Dallas their names are pisen
To the Mill Boy and Frenghuysen,
Who surely have had their day
Clay-Clay--
Gone by is his day
Our ticket will use up Clay
The coons they all in the drag
For though they play right we'll at brag
They can't come up to poker
Polker--PoIker-
He is no Joker
For he will beat the stoker!
With Polk and Dallas we'll make jolly dashes
At the old mill Boy of the Slashes'-
And with them we'll beat Harry Clay
C!ay-Clay-
Gone by is his day
And with them we'll use up Clay
Clay said to Pok-Ctwns very wrongly
go home, Cd d-n you, where you belong
Yes this was said by Clay
Cay--Clay--
Gone by is his day!
Twas wrong in Henry Clay!
Now Polk to Clay can say in song,
Sim going now where belong.
That is to the White House!'
House-House-
The Peoples Housel"
Yes-nto the White House!
The brigh: lone star of Texas true,
We withstand by, and Oregon too
Though surrendered by Henry Clay
80 CIay-CIay--
Gone by is his day
With these We'll beat Harry!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

We learn by the Independence paper that tho
Or.gon emigrants number it is thought, embracing
mel, women. and children, about fifteen hundred
souL. They were to hold a meeting on the llth,
at Stpling Grove. for the purpose of organizing for
the jurney, making laws, selecting officers, etc.
Iheyexpected to start about the Goth, and probably
soonel 1t is said that they are generally anxious
TO stag, and il was feared that numbers who
lntendel going, and are now on their way to Inde.
pendene, will be left to wait another emigration.
-Sf. Lais Epe. Gaz,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

While aripfficer was bowing, cannon ball passed
over his had, and decapitated a soldier who stood
behind him you see,' said the offer to those
near hin,a hat a man never loses by pofiieness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
THE JUDICIARY.

THE JUDICIARY.
aney, of Md, Chief Justice.
=, of Mass. Associate Justice.
lpson, of N. y, do.
IN, of Ohio, do.
I,cin, of Pa. do.
wayne, OF Ca, do.
tley, Of Ky, do.
!, Of Tenn, do.
Fniel, of Va, do.
!, of Nd, Attorney General.
blcard. of Md. Reporter.
Irrol, Of Washington City, Clerk.
tier, Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE EXECUTIVE.

"a THE EXECUTIVE.
-. -, Of Virginia, President.
IANaUM, Of N. C. Vice President.
ALHUUN, Secretary Of State.
ycgR, of N. Y, Treasury.
MS. war.
Mason, Navy.
LFEE, of Ky.. Postmaster General.
\, Md, Attorney General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

a Hit, Doctor.-A few years ago there
i'm Utica, New York, several medical stu
ndsof whom inquired of mechanic, who
srklng at a small wafer wheel, what he
hing
PEI wheel for the custom house, |" answered
b~i limb of the adze.
= .uoth tie student, ''are we to have
b iLthis little village? should think
aid aiswer every purpose for the pres
are riet,'' replied the other, "but it is
oily that when all Of you young doctors
zee the prstice, one bell whl not do all
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
'ERNMENT OF ARKANSAS.

EXECUTIVE.
ANS, Governor.
~. REER, Secretary of State.
T. )NwAY, Auditor.
,RrIN, Treasurer.
LEGISLATIVE.
ANS. President of the Senate.
AM, Speaker of the House.
n 10 composed Of 81 members, elected
"a and tho House OF IS members,
vo years.
stature convenes once in two years,
G. ... donday in November.
L JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT.
is IL 10, Chief Justice.
w. 49, lacy, Associate Justice.
?" Mstian, "
60. =. .-;otkias, Attorney General.
7r,,. E, Reporter.
.,,y,,t ~ 7"rber, Clerk.
- CIRCUIT COURT.
Judges. Pros'g AAornies.
-. T. Jones, W,n. N. Stanton
,r. =, Isaac N. Baker, Jos. w. Bocage.
Thomas Johnson, A. Porter.
on " Joseph NJ. Hoge, Alfred Wilson.
" ". Clendenin, Geo. G. Watkins.
9th John Field, o. F. Raney.
9TH X. u. ;. Brown, VIM. Walker.
S The Judges Of the Supreme Court are elected
by the Legislature, by JOINT vote of the two
SHou: ., for eight years. The Judges of the Cir
it Court are elected in like manner, for four
es,'rs.
.sY,r . UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
V Jhnson, Judge.
3D. Roystoa, District Attorney.
= ID, Clerk.
T..ector, Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

nation Wanted.--The Boston Post is anx-
ascertain how long cat can chase her
hout becoming dizzy and tumblipp oyer2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
ulatiOn of the United States,
70 The Returns Of Tie Census OF 1910.

The Apportionment
sENTATIvEs in the T.. S. Congress-, based
lbove census Of 1910, was made at the
a of the 9th, for the 2Sth Congress
follows.
Ratio, 7O,6SO-223 Members.
mber of Electors for President and Vice
under this apportonment and ratio,
D, OF whom 1873 will be necessary for
wing table shows tho number of Repre-
'es In Congress, and the number of Elec-
Ihes for each State -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

Representatives, 223.-Electors, 275.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

EXECUTIVE.
ANS, Governor.
REER, Secretary Of State.
,NwAY, Auditor.
,RrIN, Treasurer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
NOTICE

IL hereby given, that there will % a
petition presented TO the Commissioners
Of Carroll coun;y, si their DecembsF
session. praying for aD aliersIIOD OF IL"
road leading from CsrroIIIon 10 W"'is,
vile; said siIerstIoD to cOmmtnet 81
Thomss Pn's thence VasI JoSePh FI0.
Iev's 10 nlersect the SAT- Work TOsd
nesrs spring oU The land Ol WillIam
Cameron. thence norlk 10 the end OF
Nathan Snsw's lane. -
MANY PETITIONERS,
lkA1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
October 81, 1914
Printers fee ST. so.
ALSO,
NOTICE.
Oct 81. 1914
Printers lee 100

Is hereby gwen that petition will be
10 the Commissioners of Car
roll county at their next 5 5sslon, pray iug
tpr an alteration Ia the road leadiCg rom
HardesIl's MIIl 10 Canton; commencing
Tor said alteration at the west side OF
Armstrong; Run, 10 the lane OF John
Reed, thence running through the lands
Of said John Reed in a south eastery
direction to stake 10 the road now
travelled, between the lands of ssid
Reed and Hardesty; then south along
The west side oI the lots in the town oI
Malvern. on the land of said HarOesly
to the west erd Of Wood street in the
Town Of Malvern aforesaid, thence Eas
along said street to where it lnterstclt
Paris street in SAID town.
October Goth, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
Br. ID Jayne's SanatiVe
Pills,


For Liver COmpiaints. GOut Jdudice,
Dy,popsia. Rhe'mOtism. FererS. Ner
u6usneSS E,gUyeiOS, and diseases ct
the SKIN Impurify of The Blood In
fnmdrions, Melancholy SICK Head
0ch, COslipensss. P0iaS in The Heed
Breast, Side, BOck, and Limbs Bd
Gus Affections Female DiSeosss. DC.
&c &C and ,0heneUer any Purgdtre
Medic,ne mGy be ,equUsd.
Thee - sratre ~ auy disease in which
Pu,galve Medicines are not more or
less required. and much suffering and
sickness mletI be- prevenled were they
more generally used. No person can
lepI well WnrIs costiVe habit Of body
prevail; brslocs il soon generates Sc
rious ard often fslal diseases, which
might have been avoided By a timely
snd judlclous use ol proper CsthsriIc
McdecinPs.
The Proprietor csn recommend these
Pdls with the greatest conhd'Dce, be-
Ileviag them Tor supe rlor TO me Pile ~
general use. more M d, more prompt,
ssfe, and Uniform 10 lhe.r operation
10 using them. no particular care IL
required Persons may eat snd drink
as usual and. II desrtsbe, eat ,mn ?
dlaely aGer lakng Them.
Age Will not impair them, ss they
are so combined as 10 always reaoliy
dissolve N the stomach
Iu small doses they are Alternative,
and gently Laxative, bot 10 large doses
they are acuveiy Cslhsrlic; cleansing
the whole sIImenIary canal from al
purrid, irritating and iecaD matters, buC
producing healthy secreuons oi rh'
; Stomach, Liver, and the various olhe
organs ol lhe body
They may be taken al all Hmes, aot
in most dIspasos-ln InflmmarorY, To-
termuIenl, Rrmiuenl, Bilious and eve
~ other form OF Frver- Jauudce an,
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsla the!
are really 40 Invs uabe arllcle, gradu
ally changing The vilaled secreIons O
the stomach and liver, and prodUcInt
. healthy scllon in those important or
gons. They are very valuable for dis
D eoses Of the Skin. and ior what IS CON
0 monty called 'lmpuuly OF the Bood
' also for Female Comp alnls, CoslIve
ness, &C.. and in tact every dIsess
0 there an Aperuent, AllerslIVe. or Pur
v ga i've MpolcIue may be required
g GTDy pePSia positively can be cure
by persrVerIng use Of this Vaiusbl
d SANATIVE. esp cla.ly If the Ton
b. Vermruee be used n conjunction
7 For sale by
+ /. ATKINSON. & co.
/ CsrroIIlo
s, And R K GRAY, WaynesbuTgh.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
THE STATE OF OHlOJ
Carroll GOunty, 20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
VdeafiOn after August Term, A d is44
George Psnuock IL NathsnleI Psn-1
Docb,
Us -
Pusey Pennock Solomon Pqnnock,
Mordecsi Hall and Mary Hall ,
his vile, Johnson Marshall and
EeaDor Marshal h,s whP. 10 :
seph Pennock Jr. Enoch P-n-
Oock Israel Peacock and vii
liam PenOock.
The said deleDdenls who reside with
out said State, will take notice. thai on
lhe 4lb day OF September, A d Is44.
The said compliments filed in the office
of The Clerk OF said Court. o bill 10
Cha ncery sgalnst them. serine forth
among other things that, in 1912 Joseph
PenDock, their father was 81 nd in Iee
simple oi lhe North Eas Quarter ot
Section No II OF To~nshlp No 10 IN
Rauge No 5. iD Seuben vllle land drs
lrlct. That IN the year A d lSI6.
the said Joseph PcnDock (noW deceased)
log due considerations, set forth in said
bill transferred to he comp alnanls. and
agreed verbally. and afterwards agreed
IN wiring, 10 convey TO the complain
auls in fee simple. the said tract OF land
al The death Of him The SAID Joseph and
his wife, # not conveyed 10 m before
that event--thal relying upon SAID pro-
mise and agreement OF their father, Nhf
compIsinaUis took possession OF salC
land IN 1916. have cleared up The land
improved it, and built upon ii, with the
consent and by The request oI then
father, and have occupied 1t, treated il
end held. claimed and regarded It a.
their own from thai day UnrlI the pre-
sent SAID bill further alleges that lh'
! IA her and mother Of c0mpaInants have
both deceased without having made Il
! the com mpainanls a complete egal ulI,
; for The SAID premlses
The prayer ot said bill is that III
, said agreement OF their father may b
] specifically performed by The delen
: jaOts v no are On counex,on with com
I pIarnsnls) his heirs, and upon whor
Y has descended tbs land lille subject I
g he trust aforesaid, and that the deler
Il danls may be decreed to release 10 tn
s comp IalnBnls all title or claim in and /
the said premsas-and that the title
he Complalnanls 10 SAID land may
perfected,
Sad defendants are further nol6e
= hat unless they appear and plead. ar
awer, or demur within sixty days a(e
It the next term Of this Court, that III
.. complananls will, at the next term a
u Ter the expiration OF the said sixty day
1t sppy 10 The said Court 10 take the ma
s. lers 10 he bill alleged ss confessed al
'e decree thereon accordingly,
Of LOOMS & MASON
lie Solicitors for complainant
1t September 6. 1874 Al Gw.
x Printers lee S7,874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that. on the eighth
day OF November mex or on some SUBJ
sequent day when the Trustees Of MoD-
roe township may be in session, a peli
ton will be presented TO suld trustees
pray ing for the establishment Of town
ship road, beginning al or near the north
east corner OF James Wilkins meadow
in said township, thence a south easter
y course 10 The line between the lands
OF James DAVIS and Samuel BorIaDd al
or near the junction OF their improve
ments, thence east along said line TO the
east aide Of ssid Improvements, thence
the nearest and best route 10 lntersecl
the road from Freeport to OsuSburgh.
JAMES WlLKIN.
September +. lS44,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
Estate Of ThOs. Thompson

NOTICE is hereby given that the
SUBSCRIBERS have been appointed and
qualified as Administrators OF the estate
of Thomas Thompson, late Of Carroll
county, Ohio decd; hose indebted TO
SAID estate are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment
WILLIAM A. NiCKLE,
JOHN THOMPSON,
Administrators,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
SHERIFF'.S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of f ia et Itu a.
issued out Of he Court Of common
pleas for Carroll county. Ohio, and 10
mo directed, will offer Tor sale sIibe
dpor OF The Courl House IN Csrrolllon,
on Monday. the llth day oi November
next. be e,wpen the hours Of 10 o'clock,
A NJ, and o'clock P NJ, Of ssrd day the
following real Estate, 10 viii: the west
half Of the south easrq Or Of Sec, Clip.
- tAugusls) and Range 8, containing
60 acres more or less. Taken 10 execu'
ton and will bp sold by me,
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
October IL, IA Printers lee, s. 80
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue
Of a writ Of GliOS uend erpOnas, issued
out OF the same Court and to me directed
will offer Tor sale the following real
Estate. ~ WI: The South East quarter OF
Ihe South WesI quarter Oi See. IA, 1
I3. (Fox) and range 4 containing 40 a"
cres more or less. Taken 10 execution
and viii be sold hv
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Printers fee so
Oct. IL, lS44
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
October IS, 1874.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMI
FUGE.

The great worm dsstrovsr-By the
administration oil this medicine 10 chill.
dren at the proper time, great amount
OF suffering would be obvisled and in
many instances their lives would be
preserved; out OF the abundant leslim o
nv before me Of its efficacy, | SslscI the
following:
! certify that | gave one bottle OF B.
A Fahnestock's Vermfugs 10 o child Of
mine eighteen months Old,) which
brought away 264 worms.
GEORGE BEATTY.
Carrolton Sept 3. 1914.
For sale bv
R KENNEDY, Druggist.
Chrrolton. Sept. 8, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
SaIe Of Real Estate by or
der Of Court.

On Friday the llth day oi October.
A d 1914, between the hours ol 10
O'Clock A NJ. and A O'Clock P NJ Of said
day, on the premises in Monroe town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, will be sold
10 the highest bidder. The following real
estate, as the properly OF Thomas
Buck, deceased TO wit: The West hall
of the North East Quarter Of Section
20, in Township IA and Range e.
Terms OF sale, one lhlrd oi The purchase
money 10 hand, one third in one yesr'
and the remaining one thlrd IN. Two
years, 10 be secured by mortgage on The
premises, with interest
JOHN BUCK,
JAMES DUNLAP.
Adms. OF Thomas Buck, decd
SpptemheTG 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
TIMOTHY SEED, DRIED PrOehes

Butter, FlGrSeed, Feathers. BeesTar,
And al. kinds OF merchantable Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we viii pay the highest price aud
sell our Goods as low as they eau ba
purchased in lhe State.
! ATKINSON 4 co.
Oc'ober a, l844,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08


Mrs A Arcbbold Patrick Kirk
RIB B,yle David Lindsay
Ellen Buck John MOncrielh
Susan Burripr Wm McGavra1
Tbo's Brown 2 Reuben Newman
DAVID Capper Marth' Norris
Peter Cook Catherine Pugh
John Carr Daniel RrDnecker
"A 5 Craumer Se2heU SlnIev
James Durham Morton SieeVes
Joseph Dickson Robi u Scott
Iohp Elder Alfred Vance
jacob EtPusier Amos Wherler
lH.G& Swan Harrison WIcoxon
William Kneen John Yant
l. A Klug
THO'S WILSON, P. M.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
/. ATKINSON. & co.
And R K Cray, Waynosburgb.
Septtmber l3 1914

SKIN DISEASES are often owing
10 q Sctolu Gus habit oI body, and IN or
der TO tfecl permsneb, cure-Ihe or
iplnaI cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlVE
one ol The most pleasant articles ever
offered TO The public has Jeen found no.
only 10 cure Scrolula, under, all lis mui'
Gplled forms, OF Cancer. Kings EVIl.
Goi,re, White Swelling, &C., but also TO
remove lhe disposition or tendency 10
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from distractions in The
glands or pores OF the skin, or from
impurlty ol the blood or o,her fluids o
be body.
For sale by ! Atkinson & Co., Car
roIIron, and R X. Gray, Way De1burgb.
September l3, lS44.
BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR.
Is caused BY want OF healthy hclIon
of The vessels which throw Oft ihe per
spira,ion from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per
spiraIion is thick and Clammy and ad
here's 10 the mouths Of the pores ant
clogs them up, and dries and form
scurf or dandruf, Less blood is IheT
carried 10 the roofs OF the halr, and 10
want of which the hair has not sufh
cienl nourlshu enl. and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins 'nseu
: siblv 10 fall off which continuing TO III
crease, eventually produces 6adnfs'
Restore The capillary vessels OF the heH
10 their former healthy circulation, On
fine silky new hair will make oI
a pearance which will increase in quanH
" end volume until their hair become
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the onI
d preparation that has ever been know
TO produc9 new Hair on Bald Head
F. which It has done in DDumerabe II
e stances, and will seldom fail, II pToPeI
h ly and perseVeriUgly used
For sale bv I. Atkinson & Go Ca
n roIhon, and r X Gray, WbynesbuTg
= September l3, 1914