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SURGICAL NOTICE.
DIR. T. G r z E ",
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Net0 Lisbon, Ohid

Is prepared 10 perform oil SnreIcal
Ope ra,ious hat may be entrusted TO-
his care His pxrensive expe etlence IN
Hospital Practice and Military Suteery,
together with ihe numerous end lmpor.
rant operations he has performed dur
ing an extensive private pracllce, enu
tie him TO the patronage Of those Who
are laboriug under diseases that demand
surgical attention. particularly Cataract,
4n,au rosis. S'rabIsmUs Tor Squintiug,1
Stone IN The Bladder, Hair Lip. Carries
Of the Bones, Hernia OF any kind, Club
feet, ProIapaus Uteri, and diseases Of The
Far. Antrum, &c
Having oil The InSlruments and Ap
paratus necessary for hmp6lutlng and
Tor treating Fractures and DIslocatlons
Of every kind, he will hold himself IN
readiness at all times 10 attend promptly
to all calls in this or the adjoining
counties Persons reading al a distance
and wishing TO avail themselves of his
services can bs accommodated with
suitable rooms, boarding &, on reason
able terms.
Two or three young men we'll quail
fed and coming we'll recommended. can
be furnished every facility for acquiring
a knowledge Of tho profession. Belug
Physician and Surgeon 20 the Columbl-
ann 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 vii
constitute quite a desldsrOIum.
N. B. Thompsou's Patent Utero Ab
domnal Truss Tor the radical cure o
Prolspsus Uleri. together with grHs
varsity of others for the treatment ate
cure OF Hernia or Rupture constantly ol
hsnd.
Cork Legs. Feet, Arms. and Hands O
} a superior quality furnished accOrdin
TO order
Dr.. GREEN having resided in the 3
hove named place Tor the last FIVE year
| and designing TO make it his permanen
residence, respectfully request that in
Quiry may be made Of the folIowln
gentlemen. who are we'll known TO tn
public. and have kindly permitted 'hel
names 10 be inserted Os references:
Samuel Adams,
James Mcca'key' CONS COL co. c
Josiah Bowman.
George Crowl,
Arthur Burbeck, Directors Col. &C
Matthias Mace. Poorhouse.
John Brick. Superintendent do. d'
G. NJ. A,en, Esq State Senator
S Jas. McEIroy Ex.SberfF Col CO.
William JeIIison. |
Matthew Adams,
Samuel S Clark,
K Edw Carroll. ESQ,
August 9th, 1874
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0rNOTICE,A

This Number Of the Free Press ends the
third year of the present Publisher. Those
indebted are respectfully requested 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 y-and may also
save themselves the trouble Of reading a
certain paper writing commencing thus;
The State of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
r. w. COLLIER.
Carrollton, July &c, 1914.
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MARRIED,

In Camollton, Carroll CO., O., August
9Th, by the Rev. D. L. Dempsey, Mr..
SAMUEL HAMILTON to Miss MARGARET MIL
LER, both of Cadiz, Harrison CO., O.
By the same, August 10th. Mr.. DANIEL
LEWToN to Miss REBEccA ANN DEMPsTER,
ali of Carroll CO., Ohio.
On Tuesday 18th inst, by the Rev. W.
T. Adams, Mr.. William Lee to Miss Eliza
beth Beebout, all of Carroll county.
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FIaxseed! FlaxseedM

The sUbscrlbers wIsh 10 purchsse 0
ouantity OF FIaxseed for which they will
pay the highest marke, price when de-
llvpred at their store in Goods or cash
as may be agreed upon.
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
CarFeIiron. July 30,h, lS44
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STEPHEN BROTHERS. ESTATE
The underNgned have been sppol ut
ed aod qualified 10 acr as Adminlstrs =
tors Of lhe Estate oI Stephen Brothers,
late OF Carroll county. Tboss interest,"
ed will act accordingly.
WILLIAM BROTHERS,
BENJAMIN BROTHERS.
Aupust 0, lS44. Adm's.
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FIRST BRIGADE OF THE NORTH.

and Mexico:
FIRST BRIGADE OF THE NORTH
Head Quarters, ,Nier, June 10, 1914.
The time fixed by the Supreme Govern
ment in the armistice concluded the 10Th
February of the present year with the Com
missioners Of Texas having expired, his
excellency the President has called to mind
that from the 18th of the present month
hostiIites are re-opened against the lnhabl-
tants of this Department, and | communl-
cateto you the declaration Of his excelIen-
Cy. also make known to you that my
Government has seen with well-tounded
indignation the perhdy Of the inhabitants
of the said territory towards a Republic
whose generous conduct towards them
they misunderstood in relation to ques-
zion in which they were thought to be act
ing with good faith. They have abused
the confidence Of the Republic by violating
the conditions Of the armistice respecting
the Commissioners, who, according to the
9TH article of said armstace, should have
repaired to the city of Mexico, in order to
regulate our differences so far as their pro-
positions might be admissible. His excel
iency the President, convinced that the
honor and dignity of the nation require
the chastsement of conduct so little
creditabIe, has ordered me to apprize you
of his resolution, so that may be well un-
derstood that it is not through timidity Or
want of power, but because his excellency
has always listened to the voice OF hunanl-
", that hostiities were not recommended
at the period fixed by the armIstlce.
Notwithstanding my regret in thinking
that blood is once more about to ioW.' yet,
in transmitting to you the declaration OF
the President, | enjoy the satisfaction to
find that justice is on the side of our cause
which reposes on sacred and improscripti-
he erights. IN this we place our confidence,
as well as in the valor of our troops. When
tbe struggle shall once more begin, the
civilized world will Judge between us, and
the fortune of war cannot but be favorable
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
IT SHOULD BE KNOWN THAT
EA S T NJ A Ms
Specific EmbrOCatiOM,

Surpasses all other external remedies in
the cure oil Rheumatism, all seated pains
in the side or breast, lame or weak backs
sgue in the face or breasts of females.
spssms, bruises, frosted feet, chibIaIDs,
Tic Doloreux, stiff joints, contracted
cords, indolent aHd painful swellIngs,
tooth ache, &C. Bathing the chest and
side with it, proves an important auxili-
ary in the cure Of consumption, coughs,
bronchitis, asthma, Group &c.
{ Agents-H. A. SIDGER, CarroIltou,O
Carr 4 Cummings. Leesburgh, o.
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to those who fight for their country against
u5urpers.
| have the honor to renew to you as
surances of my high consideration.
ADRIEN WOLL.
To General Samuel Houston.
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County Taxes.

NOTICE hereby given the rsbO inhabitants Carroll county Ohio
that Monday the 10Th day Ssm-
b 1914 purpose will each Town'
chip holding the hours Of OocOcE NJ
and o'clock those who wish hem
4here, as follows,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By vinue Of a writ Of Plu. f ia etierf ia
issued out OF The Court oI Common pleas
for Jefferson county, Ohio, and to mo
directed, | will offer for sale st the Pub
lie House in the Town OF LODI, Brown
township, on Monday The l9'h inst at
l2 o'clock, NJ the following properly
viz: one OK cart. and one COW. taken 10
execution, and will bs offered by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August 9, lS44.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CarrOlItOn, Ohio.
BY P KELLER,

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
attention will be rendered 10 them who
may favor him with their patronage,
and while their accommodations shalt
not be surpassed in poIn. Of style OF
comfort; his charges will be moderate.
P. KELLER.
CarrolltOn, July 80. 1914.
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To Country Merchants.

TBNHE attention Of Country Merchants
Il is respectfully invited 10 our stock
Of GOODS-consisling in part of the
we will sell al lhe lOU
est prices:
27l BAgs Green Rio Coffee
25 Do ST Domingo Do
IA Boxes l6 Tobacco
6 Do 5 Do
28 Do ~ Do
IL Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
& Do pound do do
2 h'f Boxes do do
II Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
25 h'f Chests Y. H Tea
8 do Gunpo Sder Tea
8 do Imperial do
4 do Pouchong do
25 Calty Boxes Y H Tea
Is do Gump aud Imp Tea
4 Boxes Loaf Sugar
6 Bbs Brazil do
95 do Rosin
90 do No ) Mackarel
25 do North c Tar
90 do Tanners Oh
8 do C8mwood
8 do Clipped LogwOOd
2 do Whiting
BbI Epson Salts
s Begs Pepper
2 do Alspice
92 Reams Crown ard Medium
Wrapping Paper
40 10 Writing and Letter Paper
II Boxes Pipes
~ Kegs Ginger
so Mats Cassia
4 Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 do Ginger
go Boxes Ctocoate
| Case Licorlce
48 he Boxes Raisins
+ Bbls Madder
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tanned
2 800 do do do Red
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
1000 Lbs Cotton Yarn assor ted no.
800 do SaIaratus
$50 do Indigo
IRWIN g. MARTIN,
Corner of Liberty and IrUin 81
Pittsburg, July 10, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
0EIGER& THOMP

Would respectfully inform their former
customers, and the public generally, that
they have formed a co-partnershlp, and
carry on the above business in their shop
on Main st., two doors ,OeSt of Mr.. Sinclair's
store, in the borough of Carollton, where
thpv 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 tashlons,all
their work will be executed in as good a
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,
r. THOMPSON.
Carrollton, July 26, IA.
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MEXICO AND TEXAS.

The New Orleans Courier has the fol-
lowing translation of paper notifying the
President of Texas Of the renewal Of a
state of hostility between that Republic
and Mexico:
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August 9, lS44.
TLMEl TLME!! TIME!!!

TIME! TIMEM TIME!!!
Brass Eight Day, and thirty hour clocks
of superior quality, for sale very low for
cash, or on a short credit, by
MORGAN BUTLER.
Carrollton, July 96i "A.
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By virtue Of writ Of f ia etleO. ia
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 me dl
rec,ed, ! will offer Tor sale in lhe town
Of Harlem, in Lee township, on Monday
he Och day OF August inst at o'clock
P. M. of said day, the following proper
~. TO wit: One Kiln Of Brick, suppose d
10 contain one hundred thousand Bricks
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16

Office CafroIon from tho third Of October the
2o December the those who do while at
After Time the lawful penalty will be added
The O"DgU The charged each hundred sOs Tor the
ls44
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TEACHER WANTED.

TEACHER WANTED.
The School Directors Of School District
No. 7, in Lee township, (the school house
near Joseph Wolf's) wish to employ good
teacher for the term of six Or eight months
Immediate application should be made as
the school viii commence about the mid
die of August.
JOHN MAPLE, }
nITSn I0RN DUNLAP T.TE Directors
July 80, ioi4.
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The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
1.OOO BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which he will pay the highest price
on delivery.
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
CarroIIron, August 9, 1874.
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10 Loudon township on Monday September 10
In Lee township Tuesday September
In Fox township on Wpdnesda, September il
In East wushrp Thursday September 10 ,
In Augosts township Friday September 20
In Washington township Monday s. ptembef 70
In Perry township on Tuesday September "a
10 Union Oship o "Wednesday September 70
In Harrison township Thursday September ~
IN Brown township 90 Friday September "
10 Rose township D Monday September 30
In Monroe township o. Tuesday October
IT, Orange nshlp on Wednesday October
In Cemf towns on Thursdsy October
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TBNHE attention Of Country Merchants
h is respectfully invited 10 our stock
oi GOODS-consisIing in part of the
lollowing-whiCh we will sell al he lOv
est prices:
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or The foiowing zoe haze just receiUed
from Messrs Joslia IL Rome. Drug.
RjSts, in Nepdrk in this State. 10
whom IL rds communicated by John
Wimer, Esq citizen of Burlington,
Licking county, Ohio
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SHERIFF rs SALE

Carrollton, July &c, 1914.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

phere surcharged with odors with a
throne prolusely covered with howere, as
the SUNNI, of celestial felicity. Among
the Arabs fine country. with abundance
of shade. form the principal object of
their promised bliss. There is tribe Of
America, who believe that the souls of
good men are conveyed to pleasant val
ley Astounding in delicious fruit. The
heaven Of the Cells was called Nuth-in-
ME, "rhe island of the good and the
brave;' their he'll, Juria. "the island of
cold climate" Tie Druids, as we are
informed by Ammianus Morcelinus, be-
lieved that the souls of good men were
waited in progressive course, from plan
net to planet, enjoying at every success
sive change more sublime felicity than
in the last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01
FOR THE OTTAWA EREE TRADER.
CANRONET.
Inscribed 10 LAURA.

I,
Thy smile is like the morning light
That lifts the mist, the clouds, and storm
From mountain brow, and leaves its height
Revealed in majesty and form:
For thus the shades of gloom arise,
And leave the mind serenely free,
Where'er thy laughing, full dark eyes
Pour their unequalled brillaHcy-
While moping melancholy takes
Her flight, and joy triumphant wakes.
Thy voice is like the melting tones
OF seraph-music which descends
On fancy's ear from star-, thrones,
At evening hour, when nature blends
Her thousand charms. BY it controlrd,
The sordid passions all retire,
While love and hope their wings unfold
And fill the heart with tender fire:
Walked into gadncss, by thy voice,
Our nobler passions all rejoice.
Ir.
Since Heavens high King is just, we're told,
And thee by nature thus has blessed
With grace and beauty, wit and gold,
Then let thy mind not 60 undressod.
b, Fair science calls her voice obey;
With useful knowledge store thy mind;
Then men will own thy boundless sway,
And in thy presence grow refined,
Though LIES long autumn, when no more
Beauty can make them thee adore.
MLTEoDoRus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01
National Ideas Of Paradise.

Almost all nations have united to make
the future abode of good spirits a garden;
a name among the Assyrians synonymous
with Paradise to which the faithful will
be called, Jonnat lie Main, the Garden of
Pleasure; Jdnnai .Adeu, the Garden OF
Perpetual Abode and not unfrequenhy
by the simple name of at Janndf, the
Garden, to distinguish it from all others.
The Laplander believes Paradise to be
situated in the centre Of the SHOWS Of
Sweden The Muscogulgees imagine ii
among the Islands of the vast Pacific.
The Mexcans conceived that those who
died of wounds, or were drowned, wen,
to cool and delightful place, there to en-
Joy all manner of pleasures those who
died in battle or in captivity, were waited
to the palace of the sun, and led life OF
endless delight. After all abode of four
ears in this splendid habi,a,ion, they an
mated clouds, and birds of beautiful feath-
er, and Of sweet song; having at the
same time, liberty to ascend TO heaven, or
descend 10 earth to suck sweet flowers
and MARBLE enchanting songs. The Ton.
qulnese imagine the forests and noun.
tains TO be peopled with peculiar kind
Of geni, who exercised an influence over
the affairs of mankind; and in their ideas
relative TO a state Of future happiness
they regard a delightful climate, an a.mos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

Nendicdnt Rcfmement.-In Dresden a
little ragged child was heard TO call from
the window of mean house to her opo-
site neighbor, please, Mrs. Miller, mo-
Their sends her best compliments, and if
1t is fine weather, would you go begging
with her tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

a New Orleans paper says that there
is. in tina. city, a hog with his ears so fal
back tina. he can't hear himself squeal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

We know a young lady who was so
modes that she actually lainlei, because
she was obliged to 81. on bear.shn.
I'icGyunss
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
CHAS. GIBBONS.
President of the Nat. Clay Club.
WHAT VILLANY is BREWING.

The Washington globe puts forth q
Circular which appears in the Argus, con
tanning, among long catalogue of gros:
calumnies, the following premonitory Of
some monstrous fraud to be set afloat lust
previous to the elections:
eve must, nevertheless, do our duty
We make the appeal with another view
that channels may be established through
,Chich zoe can deuelope to the american PEG
pie one Of the most corrupt and viHanous
schemes erer eoneocted by any party, which
has been set on foot by Dhggery to suGju-
gate republican liberty, and bring our in
situations dopn to the tootstool of the tyr
amy of the Old World"
To be warned is to be armed. We
have notice here that another of Ben. But
ler's 'IAST CARDS" is to be PLAYED
too late for exposure or refutation. The
villany of this avowal is only equalled by
its impudence. The idea that the Wing
party intendto "subjugate Republican Lib
erty" spreposterous. And this reckless
accusation is put forth by wretches who
are teaching disunion in South Carolina,
rebellion in Rhode Island, and whose can
didate for President was nominated ex-
pressly to PROSTATE American Industry,
and to extend the curse of Slavery AZ
bany EUening Journal.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02

JOHN Ross, the celebrated Cherokee
chief, was married in Philadelphia Mon
day evening Sept. I'd to Miss Mary
B. Stapler of Wilmington, Delaware.
He is about fifty-fve, and she is only
eighteen years of age she is a very beau
tiful girl and highly accomplished, and
belongs to the Society ofFriends or did
Her father was formerly highly respec-
table Quaker merchant of this city.
She was given away by her brother and
attended by her sister and neice of John
Ross as bridesmaids He had collected
several ofhis daughters and nephews from
boarding schools, &c. in New-Jersey to be
present at the wedding; and after the GER
emony family party Of twenty of the
ROSES (all half breed Indians) sat down
to most sumptious banquet for the prep
aratlon of which he had given Hartwell a
carte blanche, and most elegant affair it
was. Ross is considered to be worth half
a million of dollars. He purposes soiourn-
ing with his beautiful bride at this excell-
ent hotel for short time after which be
goes straight to his wild home in the
South Western praries.-PhH paper.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
LOCO-FOCOISM OF THE GENUINE
KIND

We give the following specimen ofgenuine
Loco F ocoism contained in resolutions pass
ed in Erie County Ohio by Loco Conven-
ton. 1t tallies well with the Loco + ocoism
in this neighborhood. The facts are false,
and the logic and conclusions all contempt
lille.
Rssolred, That the Democratic creed
is clear and simple. 1t is ''as little govern
ment as possible, that little emanating from
and controlled by the people, and uniform in
its application 10 ALL" Hence its oppo-
sition by granting special privileges to one
class or set of men; hence its condemnation
of monopolies of every description. 1t rec
ognizes no peculiar claims to protection, but
respects and protects alike the person, the
rights, the property, and the opinions fall.
Ii holds that no wealth can be produced by
the result of labor alone, and labor the mos.
productive when left free to seek the widest
field untramelled and unrestricted by partial
legislation and restrictive enactments. Ii
would allow all to work where their toll is
best requited, to ''buy where they can buy
cheapest and where they can sell dearest"
If there is ono exception to this general dec
laration, it is desire TO protect labor against
the encroachments of the powerful tyrant,
Capital, that has so long crushed it down be-
meath its iron heel-that despotic power that
now holds it in partial subsection, and absorbs
much of its hard earnings.
Resolred, That we are in favor OF reve-
enue tariff with incidental protection and OPP
posed to to the present high protective tariff,
as it favors one class, and that too the least
Ias tho apftalicfa ptnr-a1 in.
featuring at the expense of all the rest. 1t en-
ables them TO divide the dividends of from Is
to 25 per cent upon their capital, while it com
pels the agriculturalists to labor for dividends
less than nothing up to five per cent. The
farmers are robbed by this law in two ways;
first, by compelling them to pay more for the
goods they buy, and secondly by cutting off
the foreign market for their produce, which
has reduced its value about one third. Most
mechanics, such as the wagon-makers, the
wheelwrights, the blacksmths, the harness.
makers, the saddlers, the cabinet-makers, the
chair-makers, the carpenters, the masons, the
house-painters, and also the merchants, and
grocerymen, and all other traders are being
injured by the ''black tariff as their prosper
ity is entirely dependent npon the prosperity
Of their customers, the farmers.
Resolved, We condemn the distribution
ofthe proceeds of public lands; first, because
it is at best, but taking money out of one peck
ct and putting it into the other,at the expense
of the labor, wear and tear of the operation;
secondly, the proposed distribution of this
fund, which belongs alike to all, would go to
the people according to the wealth each hap
pened to possess, the poor man getting moth I
Jug and the rich man large sum.