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.yayme,s EXpecIOrant.
Sept ~, 1914
Printers tee 50.

No Other medicine will remove mu-
Gus or pus from lhe throat so thorough
" as this, Il eFrclually loOsens the
coaguIsted masses from the membrane
which lines the trachia, aud at every
cough the patient will bring up portions
OF The dlsengaged matter 10 oil CON
plants Of the pulmonary organs, eVea
where nature seems 10 be m9kiHa no ef-
fort to throw of lhe disease, Jayne's
Expecloranr imparls vigor 70 The ma
ch'nerv Of respiration. and enables thcm
to dlsencumber themselves Of the Oh.
slrucrons which had impeded their free
nperolion. Coughs. Colds Bronchitis,
Peurisy-iu word, ell diseases Of
pulmonary nature, yield to this prepa-
ration. # properly administered,
HAVE YOU CoUGH? d NOT neglect
it, thousands have mel a premature
death Tor the want ola liIle attention
to common cold.
Have you CoughH-Dr' Lyue's
EEpecrorant a sale medical prescrip
liOn, con aiming no poisonous drugs. and
used in an extensive practice for sever.
al years, will most positively af'rd re-
lief and save you from that awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
nually sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of he young, the old, The lair, The love-
y and the CAV.
Have you Coughi--Be persuaded 10
purchase bottle olihe EXpecIotant!-
To day Tomorrow may he too late
Have you CoUgh'-Jayne's EXpec
roIout is the only remedy you should
take 10 cure YOU
For this paio reason. that in no one
OF the thousand cases where il has beea
used hiss il laled 10 relieve.
For sale BY /. AA'inson g. 70 Car
rolltoO, and R. K Gray, Wsynesbu gh.
! September l3.. iS44.
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WNIES or CARROLL,

Are you ready! The election for Cor
srnor, Congress, AssrmJy, Commissioner,
Coroner and Poor House Director, comes
on Tuesday the 9th October next
Are you organized in the several town
ships! Your opponents in the surrounding
counties claim that they will carry Carroll,
Shall they do it! You have an undoubted
majority in the county. will they oil be
at the Polsl Your opponents, the leaders
Of whom borrow courage from despera-
tion, are thoroughly organized. In every
school district in the county their arrange
iuent is complete, to bring their whole
force to the Polls Militia cannot fight
regulars. You must be organized. 1t is
the business Of the people; and the people
should do it themselves. There are many
important questions involved in the con-
test. Besides the influence which the
Gubernatorial election will have on the
Presidential eloction--the importance of
the complexion Of the Legislature alone
should rouse to action every Wing in all
Ohio.
There is an Auditor Of State to be elect
cd in room Of John Prough; State Printer
in room Of Samuel Mcdary; Judge Of the
Suprcme Court in room Of Judge Lane
an Associate Judge for the county Of Car
roll, and above all, United States Sena-
tor in room Of the Hon, Beniamn Iappan.
Now fellow citizens, to vote for Judge Me-
Elderly is to vote directly against Judge
Tappon, and in favor of a Whg United
States Senator. win you, by negIecting to
Vote for your own candidate, permit Judge
Tuppan to be again returned to the SEN
atel We say will you permit the liiends
Of Polk to foil you in the State eIeCtion!--
Remember that by that rNscolly OppoI.Ion-
ment law the vote Of Carroll may be decl-
sive as to the Legislature. 1t remains with
yourselves 10 say whether the Eagle of
victory shall again perch on the Wing
standard in Carroll We ask YOU that
every Wing voter be al the polls, Let no
Wing stay at home. By staying from The
PoHs far one day's labor, you may los, he
1rorth Qfhccaiy days,
Wvz bave member of Congress to elect,
Dr. Fries, Of Columbiana, if elected, will be
the servile tool Of clique of hungry cor
morante who infest the atmosphere Of the
"Pahjor Office in New Lisbon. He will,
we think, beyond all doubt, vote for the
annexation OF Tcxas. lie is, we believe,
like Mr.. Polk and David Tod, opposed to
the present Tariff, and in every sense of
the word, destitute of the qualifications
requisite for member Of Congress. Gem
eral Stokoly, the Wing candidate, is a
man OF acknowledge ability, His SER
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

,er who was wounded in the hattie of Tall
ahatchy and died of bis wounds, and the
arduuus, long, and gallant services ofyour
father, throughout the whole war. 1t
would give me pleasure to see you at the
Hermitage.
[ am greatly debilitated; reduced to a
skeleton, with constant cough and pain
in my left side-with, lately, great short
ness of breath-J can scarcely wield my
pen, but delighted to hear from you and
your numerous family, | have summoned
up resolution to attemptit.
1t is true we have been cursed with
whiggery in Tennessee for several years;
led into it by two Of the most arch hypo-
critics the world was ever cursed WITH
But since the Democratic Convention at
baltimore nominated Polk for President,
and Dallas for Vice President, the demo-
cracy is united-gathering strength from
the Wings, who are abandoning Clay dali
", and next November will bury whigge-
ry in Tennessee, and over he whole Uni
ted States; and federal whiggery will be
bmied. | trust, forever.
The exciting question between the dem
ocrals and federal wings and ahoht.onsts,
is tie annexation OF Texas. The demo-
cracv, viewing it as absolutely necessary
to secure Texas to the United States, to
shut cut all British and foreign influence
from tamparing with the Indians on our
western frontier, and with our slaves in
the southwest and west. Clay with his
federal wings and aboitionisls are for shut
ting the door against the annexation of
Texas, fearful Of offending England, and
Clay to get the abolition votes, notwith-
standing Texas is all important to our Ma
tiona defence and safety. How humiliat-
ing to every true American the idea Of
America great and independent nation
as we are, to he overawed by the dictates
of England. Bnt Texas must and ,CtH be
ours. | think Polk and Dallas will get 90
out Of &c States.
must close with the request that you
tender my kindcst wishes to your amiabIe
wife, and all your dear children, and all
the Beans, and you and them long lives
and happy immortality, where | hope to
meet you.
Your friend sincerely,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To CAPT. VIM. RUSSELL,
Pleasant Hill p. o. Franklin co., Ark,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

BY virruo oIowrr, Of f. ia tier fd.
issued out OF the Court OF Common p cas-
for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me d.
,er,ed, |. will ofrr lor sale in the town
OF Leesb rgh, Carroll county, on Mon
day he 30 h day Of September, 1874
at 70 o'clock N the loIIowlug proper,
", 10 vii: One Fire Engine anG three
Ladders. Token in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 90, lS44.
pllnlel's Ice | %.
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GAG@01GIGN
Senatorial ELectora

THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
PETER HITcHcocK. o. Geauga.
Dist. congressional Electors
j BeIiamJ Srorer, Of Hamilton;
William Bebb, OF Butler;
3-Aaron Harun. otGfeene;
a Samson Mason, Of Clark;
5 David J. Corey, of Henry;
6-Josiah Scott, Of Crawford;
Z Reader W }Ierke, Of CIermont;
6-David Adams, Of Ross;
Joseph OIds, olPrckaway;
10 Donlel S Norton . OF Knox;
ll-Wash'lou W Conk lin, Of Marion
l2- SOmueI R HoIcomb Of Galiia;
l3-Harlow Chaplin, Of Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
l5- SAM W Bosrw wick. oil Harrison
16 - William R Sapp, Of Holmes;
17-John W Gil, OF Jefferson;
1S Cyrus Sphinx, Of Wayne;
l9-Jscob II. BaIdwin Of TrumbuIl;
20 William l. Perkins, of Lake;
81 John Fuller. Of Erie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALE

! by VlrIue Of two wriis oil Alias Vendi
ETponas, issued oui orrhe Court OF Com.
mon Peas ior Carroll county, Ohio, auS
o me directed, will off1r for sale at
The door Of The Court house in Carroll
ton, 90 Monday the l4th day OF OctO
ber next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
NJ. and O'Clock P. N the following
real estate, 10 vii: Lot No 2 in Jere.
mlah Mason's addition 10 tho town of
Pekin Taken in execu'inn aud will be
sold by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept l3 1914
Primers lee | so
ALSO,
At the same time and place. nv virtue
ofs write Of PIu Alias Vendi Erponas,
issued out Of said Court, will offer for
sale the following real estate 10 wit:
The North E4s, @ larler Of Section l6,
Township 10, OF Range 5. Also the
East hail OF The South West quarter Of
Section 70, Township l3 Of Range 5,
SUI jecr TO the life eslste oi David Rich
ards Taken in execution and will bs
sold by me
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Sep, l3, 1874
Prinler's Zee so.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place by virtue
of writ Of AiiaS Veadi Erponds, issued
out Of said CourI, will offer for sale
The following real estate, 10 va: The
NOrh hall OF the North West quarter
Of Section II, Township 10, of r ,ngs
g, containing 80 I6-l00 acres. Taken
IN execution aud wi be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Sept. Is, IS44
Printers fee so
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

Cr5-The Hon. J, R. Giddings, has been
put in nomination by the Wings in the
Ashtabula district, and Hon. ]. R, Tden
in the Trumbull district, They will both
be reelected. Joseph A. Ramoge is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Bel
mont and Monroe district, D. A Stark
weather is the Locoioco candidate for Con-
gress in the Stark aud Wayne disnict.-
Samuel Lahm is the Lokey candidate for
the Senate in Stark county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
MAINE

This State has, we think, gone for the
Lokeys--the returns are not all in, but we
have received sufficient to satisfy us that
Anderson is elected Governor over Robi-
son, Wing, and the Birney candidate, by
majority Of few hundred votes. The
vote of Anderson, Lokey, as far as heard
from is 81, ,219. That Of Fairfield, Lokey,
in 1910, in the same counties was 3l,ll4
shelving an increase in the Lokoy vote
of only lO5 in four years, We think The
Wing spirit has not been sufficiently arous-
ed in Maine. Kent in 1910, in the same
counties, received 33,243, whilst Robson
received 2G,5GO votes Severance, Wing,
is reelected to Congress, Dunlap, Lokey,
is also reelected; there were two Lokcy
and one Wing candidate in the York dis
trict, no choice on the first trial. The
Birney candidate for Governor received
4,2lO votes. We will give the returns in
full when they are received.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
NOTL.E

l. hereby given, that there will be
pelilion presented to the Commissioners
Of Carroll county, a, their December
session, praying for an alteration Of the
road leading from Carollon to WelIs
vile; said alteration to commence al
Thomas Pate, thence rasl Joseph Fig
ley's TO Inlersecl the Salt Work road
neara spring 90 The land Of William
Cameron, thence north 10 the end ol
Nathan Shsw's lane.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Saplember 20 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
HON. JOSHUA R. GIpDINGs.

This gentleman is doing battle in the
cause of the Wings on the "Western Re-
serve" At our last advices he was in Co
hlmbiana county endeavorng to induce
the Birney men to stop in their course, and
vote for Mr. Clay. We wish him success
in his patriotic efforts. Mr.. Giddngs, has
done more to awaken public attention to
the wrongs OF the oppressed African, than
oil the "Liberty men" in Ohio. lie pre-
fcrs the election of Mr.. Clay to that of Mr..
Polk, We hope he will visit Carroll be-
fore the election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
B A FAHVESTO"KS VERMI
FTHtE
September l3, 1914

The greet worm DESTROYER BY the
administration OF this medicine 10 chil.
dren al the proper time, great amount
oi suffering wnu'd b. obvared and in
many instances lhrir lives would DO
preserved; out OF the abundant testimO
ny before me OF its efficacy, | select the
following:
! certify that ! gave one bottle ofB
A Fahnes'ock's Vermi(ugo to a child OF
mine eighteen months od,) which
brought away 2G4 worms. -
GEORGE BEATTY.
CarrolIlon Sept 8, 1914,
For sale by
R KENNEDY, Drug eist.
Carrollton Sepi. 10, lS44.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
TEX AS

Resolution adopted unanimously bythe Legis-
tatwc Of Ohio IN February 1888.
"RcsoICed, By the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, that in the name and on
behalf of the people of the State Of Ohio,
we do hereby soIemnly protest against the
annexation Of Texas to the Union Of these
United States"
0rTCol. James Thompson, Of Carroll CO.,
voted for the above Resolution!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
MEETINGS.

The Wings of Carroll are requested to
meet at the following places:
AT tIIarrisburgh on Saturday the 2lst Sept.
"Augusta " Thursday Sd Oct.
And at Leesburgh when agreed on with
the Grunge Chb. Speaking to begin at l
o'clock, P. M. each day, an opportunity
will be given at the tine "to any rospocta-
bic person to reply" if arrangement he en-
tered into before the speaking commen-
Ces.
Whig Central Committee Of Carroll CO.
September 18th, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
ELECTIONS VERMONT.

Has gone for the Wings. SIade is elect
ed Governor by majority Of about 1900,
over ali others. His plurality over Kellogg,
Loco, about $500. The abolition vote is
about 5000. Of the four members Of Con-
gress to which the State is entitled, the
Wings have elected three, and Dillingham;,
Locofoco, is defeated, the law of that State
requiring majority of all the votes to
elect; consequently there wlIlhave to be a
new election for that district The legisIa-
ture is largely whig. This will secure the
election of Whig United States Senator,
in room Of Mr.. Phelps, whose time expires
on the 4th March next We will give the
official return when we receive it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

0cTIt will be seen that the Wing Central
Committee have appointed meetings al
Honisburgh on Saturday, September 21,
and ut Augusta on Thursday, October 3.
We expect to attend these places. Also,
we expeetto attend meetings called by our
opponents on Friday the 27lh at KiIgore,
on Saturday 28,h, at Casrolton, and on
Wednesday, Cd October, at Perrysyille,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
J. M. CLAYTON, ESQ.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GENERAL
JACKSON
Y our friend,
II. CLAY.

Henry Clay denounced as an .4bolfionid
and aa Incorporating enemy Of ,4Rner-
afioH-- Teas proclaimed The Issue, Polk,
DaHas and TerdS the WGtck-icOrd!!-
"Whet HeIt3'
Amidst the important and astounding
disclosures of the day, must he ranked the
following letter from Gen. Jackson, which
has just made its appearancen in the South
ern papers. Coniounded,, overwhelmed
must be the PoEkats of Ohio, at the devel-
opements Of this letter--O, S. JoT.
HERMITAGE, Tenn, July 9th, 1914.
Capt. HIN. RusseH
My Dear Sir;--I can assure You that
have not forgotten you nor the Beans
They were amongst my first acquantances
in Tennessee, amongst my fist compatrl-
OTIS in arms aud the feld--lrom whom l
always, and on the most trying occasions,
received the most prompt and efficient u'd-
No, my dear sir, have not forgotten you,
and as long as my faculty Of recollection
remains, cannot forget the Russells nor
the Beans. My memory for your father
and his noble deeds in war are as fresh as
twas when he was so CALAMITY leading on
his compo to battle aud 10 victory.
never can forget hiu or your gallant hroth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
ANURLW JAOkDUN,
To CAPT. VIM. RUSSELL,
Pleasant Hill p. o. Franklin co., Ark.
TARIFF AND PROTECTION.


Resolution adapted unanimously by the
Legislature Of Ohio, in 1928.
"ResotUed, That in the opinion Of this
General Assembly, the present condition Of
the agricultural and manufacturing inter-
ests of the country, depressed By foreign
restriction and competition, require aid and
encouragement from the general govern
ment, and that they rely on the wisdom Of
Congressto deviseand odoptsuch measures
as may be e6cctual TO PROTECT and ad-
nance The moagjar9ue and prodacfjoR Of
WOOLEN GOODS, IRON, HEMP AND
SPIRITS distilled from DOMESTIC matcri-
al, and, in their opinion, the provisions
proper for this purpose will receive the
uHequirOcGL appreciation Of THE PEO-
PIE OF THIS State"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

FrSnas Wright, Of New York, is the
regularly nominated locofoco candidate for
Governor of that State. We think Millafd
Fillmore, will most likely be his opponent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20

RECENT DEATHS

Joseph BonapOrte, brother Of Napoleon,
and former King Of Spain. He once resid-
ed in New Jersey,
William S. Fulton, United States Senator
from Arkansas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
SHERIFF,S SALE.
Sept. l3, IS44
Pnnler's fee 4 SO

By virtue Of sundry wrls Of Plu Alias
Vendi EgpondS, issued oal OF The Court
oil common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and 10 me directed, | will offer for
sale at the door Of the Court house 10
CarroiIlon, on Monday the l4'A day Of
October pext, between the hours of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P NJ ths
ioiIowing real estate, to wit: Lot No.
SO, in the town Of Corrolton; also The
West half OF Lot No S. and The undi-
vided East half Of said 10, No SIS in
the town Of CNrrollton. Taken in exc.
culion and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
Sept t3, 1914
Printers tee so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that here will be q
petition presented to the Commissioners
of Carroll county Srlheir session in Do
cember next, praying for The grant Of a
road commencing al lhe Cumberland
road a he corner between d. K Cam
eron and Robert Ilrbbe's land, ten ronds
south OF Cameron's saw-mil. thence
running a south westerly direction north
Of Robert ilbbers spring, thence con
trnue the same direction as above TO
the corner OF said n bSel's fence adjoin-
ing jbo county line, thence along said
Tine to where 1t ntersecls the county
road in Tuscatawas county running
from NJ Farland's mill 10 said county,
and terminates tho county line OF Car
roll county on section thirty four,
September 90 l844
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20
THE DIFFEREN

al have, however, no hesitation in say
ing that, far from having any personal OBJ
lection to the Annexation Of Texas, |
should he glad to see it, wahoh dishonor,
WITHOUT WAR, Snd with the COMMON
CONSENT OF TIE UNION!"
HENRY CLAY.
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L A W..

JOHN III. TRIPP,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office in The Court house, Carroilicu,
Ohio,
September l3, 1914
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POLK AND TEXAS

"I have no hesitation in declaring that |
am in favor Of the IMMEDIATE RE-ANNEXA-
TON of Texas to the Territory and Govern
ment of the United States"
JAMES X, POLK
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

September 90. lS44.
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

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We will also attend to the adjustment and collec
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All letters on business should be addressed &c
Messrs. Kendall, K Co., agents, and must be pos
paid
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3--6m JOHN L. KENDALL.
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