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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

The Inv unon tbr f,,r,,,sr ,,,c 80, ,,oc,es,
" high. and ba,qr,o o,,,r,ssi,, =, ,t,e. OH.
zens: the taxpaoo ,he i,,,er 49, No., 50
lb;eh as ,naterialIy n ;,,.a,f.,,o ,.T.l, -.
general circulation III sro -, -, ~
ular returns made 70 he dean Inn ~ e
the weight Of tho lig,-ant ti,ds of ,r,a,r..
passing through the an l.. r7on which On
Iopidjon inigai be formed of lie actual cos.
orthe d.lIa.ent kinds and prauor,i5n which
each should p.Y.
One Of mv predecessors in 1883 had
an account kept, for enc week. Of The
, weigh; oF the mails E.s,:.a..;..i.. r. -.
the weight of Ia,,ere ami 1'...r.,.s~. "a 80
pamphlets. in the ri,.es or Nm [-,.,,
= PHILADELPHIA. 8alluoo,a w.s,;rs,o, on1
R;chmon4-fro,n which !, 8anc3ra1 I,.r
the whole weight Of ,he mails was 552tl
pounds; Of which. the uevspan7rs we.ehe1
se3 -,
The periodicals $50 {.
Letters, free and iavoije ol6 6.
II IS confidently b,ljcyn1 ,h,, n, an.
erence ia weight bewacn lba rrinted mat
ter and written communicates n ss;np
through the mails in of7sfe,. sine, H., a,.E.
sa0a orlba It,e 'a,,.,Se..t..r,~a ..., -
Tennis az he vh,,.. ,yr;,r, ~ az ,-,;1.
and greater ineoga...g.ja Esl. j. r"1,,
posed OF printed matter ray.rc b3m one
ninth Of the exDease. '..s areat inc.
Iqualiiy in the cost 81 DECENTRALIZATION, ia nos
/ warrant the q ference in ro.,~a~s ur3cr
/ the former Ia,y. ana wa. a-,i,,.t IA tha
friendly and business corsaspo 5cace Of
the country.
The reduction rino hotter ,a.iar-. t,,, ia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

CURING HAMs.-For every one bundled
pounds of meat, take five pinis of good
molasses, Tor five pounds ofbrown sugar.
five ounces sahpeire, and eight pounds OF
rock salt--add three gallons of water. and
boil The Ingredients over gentle fire,
skimming otithe frolh or scum as il rises,
Continue the boiling till the salt, &c, IS
dissolved. Have The hams nicely cut and
trimmed. packed in casks with the shank
end down, as the pickle will thus strike in
the better When the pickle prepared as
above is sufficiently cool, pour II owe: The
hams. They may lie in pickle from two
to six weeks, according 10 the size oil taa
pjeces, or the state OF the weather. beei
or mutton hams, or tongues intended Tor
smoking and drying, may be cured &C
cordug 10 This mode, and will be found
excellent.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

MAINS. According to The Portland Ar
gus, the new Legislature. rs far as heard
from s,auds-W big %, DeG SO. Ne
choice 10.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, }
December |, IS45.

Sin: The extent of the post routes in
the United States over which the mails
were transported, on the 30;h day of Juue
last, was I43, 814 miles, The annual tran
sportation Of the mails over th-ss routes,
on the same day, was 35,634,25 miles:
On horseback and in sulkies, 1925 ,63l
miles; by stage and coach, 1892 t,o46
miles; by steamboats, and railroads, CASA
SOP miles-which cost the United States
S2.905,50
For service on horseback and
il sulkies, $54s,492
For service in coaches and
stages, l,476,o79
Fer The service on railroads
and in steamboats,. S43,A3O
For LEGAL and na;.agents and
mail messengers incident 10
the service On railroads and
STEAMBOATS,. 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber. two spotted, and one white
ID boar last spring. pigs. The owner or own
is requested 10 prove property, pay charges and
take the same away. n. MORAN.
Bristol, Dec. ,, 1915
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23


The compensation 10 postmasiers, and
the expenses orthe;r Offices, are the next
principal soorco Of expenditure. and am
ountod, for the year ending so Of June last
to the sum Of ST ,409,875
This class Of officers had been paid by a
commission depending on the amount re-
cciyod at their Offices, and by the lranking
privilege. Their compensation under the
former laws, with the exception Of few
at the larger officers, was less, in proper
ton 10 the services rendered and the i'm
porlanco OF the duties performed by :hem.
Than that Of any other officers under the
federal government. The new law oper-
atcd with peculiar hardship upon them. II
deprived them Of tie Thanking privilege,
and Unfinished their compensation in pro-
portion to the reduc ion Of The revenue,
and gently increased their labors. The
number Of rosignations-ove two thou
sand-created an apprehension that the
public service might suffer from the want
Of competent and faithful men 10 take
charge of the Offices. The arguments ur-
ged by The friends OF the bill,that the cheap
rae of postage would would increase the
business Of the department, and prevent a
reduction OF lis revenue-lho. general APP
preparation limiting its expenditures, and
the appropriation for postmasters and their
clerks being nearly the same as those Of
the proceeding year-salisiied me that
Congress had moi intended reduction oil
their pay.or that Of their clerks; and there
fore determined to allow them, for cach
quarter Of the present year, the same com
pension they received for the correspon.
ding quarter Of the proceeding year. In
.iertaining some doubts Of M power to do
so, submitted the question 10 the Attorney
Gcneral: and his opinion accompanies this
report, marked No g. Copies OF lie OF
ders made ure also annexed, marked No
10.
These considerations leave but lille
ground 10 hope thai, within any reasonable
time, tie expenditures can be so reduced
as not to require the aid Of the treasury
This branch Of he public service was foun
ded upon the principle that il should sus.
tain itself. Congress never made it &
source Of revenue for general purposes
cxcep, loF Q short period during the late
war with Great Britain, nor permitted tbt
general revenues % be applied 10 it's sup
port To tax that class OF our ciliZent
who DO net participate in the Advantage
OF The mail service Tor the benefit of thos.
Who enjoy lis exclusive use, in 50 mani
feslly unjust, that il has been seldom
presented 10 the consideration Of Con
gress.
The numerous agents OF the departrea
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

CHEESE The town Of Collins, Erie
county, made $4,000 pounds ofcheose,
during this las; year The town Of Fair
field. ucrkimer county,' made 1856, 997
pounds during the same period. Herkimer
county turned out annually S,20s, l96
pounds Of cheese. This al 8 cents per
pound, the present price Of the article,
would give the dairymen Of old Herki-
mer S65S, 703, 6S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber dark brindle yearljug BULL
ID with small! white spot ON the right thigh
The owner is requested to prove properly pay
CHARGES and take him away. NJ FINN.
Bristol. Dec. 1915
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

S2,905,50A

The number OF contractors on that day
in the service Of the department was 3,271
mail agents 30; and mail messengers ia;
the number of local agents I3-all con.
nected with the railroad and steamboat ser
vice.
Il is gratifying to find that, whilst the an
nual transportation was greater for the
year ending the 3oth June, 1e45, than for
the proceeding year, by 22t, GAO miles, the
cost was less by SG2,79I.
Ga the so h June, 145, there were a.
1873 post Offices. There were established
during the preceding year 80 new Offices
and 800 discontinued.
On this day the number is 14,C03.
There were appointed, during the same
period, 1898 postmasters. 1897 were
appointed in consequence of a change OF
the site Of the offices; 753 removals; Ii
where the commissions expired, and no;
recpponted; 332 by the establishment OF
new Offices. SIC Of the number Of con-
tractors were fined, or deductions made
from their pay for omissions to perform,
or irregularities in the performance oil
their contracts-which amounted to $40,
81 so, after dcducting the romissions oil
fines.
The revenue Of the department for the
same per Cd amounted to $l,289,84l 80
The expenditure for the same time amour.
ted to 4,320,73l 90.
The nets revenue, after deducling the
commissions Of postmasicrs, contingent nnC
incidental expenses, amounted TO $2,9i2,,
pip
Full returns Of postmosters for the quar-.
Ter ending the 3 til Of September last have
net as yet been received and settled. SO as
10 enable the department to make an accn
rate statement Of the revenues Of that
quarter. A careful examination has been
made Of those received; and, by compar-
ison With them Of former returns from the
same Offices, | an induced to believe that
there VIII be falling off from the nett
revenue OF the last fiscal year Of about Cor
Cy- five per cent. Assuming this TO be true
and that the savings on contracts let, and
to be let, will equal the expense Of new
routes 10 be put in operation, ard the i'm
proved service that may be rendered nee
cssary TO meet the demands of the public,
then there viii; be n elimination of the
means Of The department 10 meet the OK
pcnses for the present year Of Sl,323,
907.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
STRAYED.

TVROM the village Of Southport since about the
Il 9Th of September one large white and brown
middle aged dry COW, handsome horns short teats
fine skin and particular mark behind, caused by
caring. Also two, Is months old Helfers, one
like the Cow marked white and brown the other
was mostly red with some white
ANY person who will give information where
the above may be found shall be handsomely re-
warded. THOMAS WHITE.
Snuthnort DeCemher Q, 1915.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

4 View Of the Federal Government, in beha
a OF Slavery by William lay--for sale at
JElv -. KINGS Bookstore
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
ESTRAY.

Ci1AIE into the enclosure Of the subscriber, OH
y or about the first of Nov. last a black and
white COW, supposed to be . or years old. The
owner is requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take hcr away. AARON b. MILLER.
SoutApori Dee g. lSI5.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
Aug Is, 1915.
E0R SALE.

THREE EXCELLENT FARMS, miles
L south of Southport, on the National Road, not
exee.fed in point Of location. soil, and improve
ments by any in Lake county.
One Of them contains 800 acres, with 240 fenced
into lots; $50 in crops, and so OF timber.
The second contains loo acres-G0 fenced; so in
crops, and 10 of timber
The third contains 50 acres.
The above property will be sold very cheap with
or without the crops, and as it is united, can be
sold together, or divided. Apply the office of
J. BOND.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

- zoo Gallons of TONE WARE 4
@19pNfO all sorts and sizes, just received,
and for sale at Wholesale and retail by
L. POMEROY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber on OF about the middle Of Oct.
ID last, rcd heller three years old. The owner
IS requested TO prove properly, pay charges ana
take the same away. +. LAN6LEf'
Southport, Dee. >, Is
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
STRAGED.

OUNCE the first Of October large yellow AM
y white Cow, s years old-broad head, Topped
horns, and very large ujieIs. Whoever will re-
,uga said cow or give information where she may
be found shall be handsomely rewarded.
JASON LOTHROP Jr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23

AMIN Ut
DX the subscriber a white yearllng heller. The
ID owner IS requested 70 prove propesty,pay char
yes AMI take the same away.
Pans pee. ,, lei5. JOHN HUME.
MACE, Tamarirds T0pioca, and Preserved
M Ginger for sale, by JNo. MNSFtEIlA
FARMERS yICTuALING SHOP.
|SAEES. Pies. Cheese, eookies, Ne, also small
l Beer. strong Beer and bottled CIDER, always
fresh aud plenty on hand, at MUNsQNs ;.
JAW 10. Main 81 and al the Lake.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-23
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber AIRED We airing heiler. with
I'D some white spots, and white strip in the face
The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay
charges and take the same away.
III. Prairie, Nov. -, 1915, T. MCKINNEY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
Road Notice.

Notice IS hereby gwen that there will
he a ptu'on presented 10 the Commls~
sloucfs Of CarroII county, al their next
ssIou. praying The grant Of a roed,
bouoded es TO lows. commencing soulh
OF Camernn's saw mill al The Cum er-
end road thence running south y es''
w1ldly direction nor b o Robert hrbns'
s,rug, 'hcnce The same direction I'll It
inrersec's he county line Of Tuscsrs-
WIS coun y. hence south along the iIne
III It rnrp,s4crs the road lead ~ rom
McF rru's mill 10 he line Of Carol co.
October "a, lS45-2.4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
TLlE CON rESr

Mr. CHiudDrr. sDerrug WhIa, who.
was. hv The peonIe o Morgan, eIeCtc,,
- he Ilous" Of representatives. thougl
the cerrli"are ol Election has been II )
legally issued hy the CDcrk to Mr. BeItse
Lpr0, has notified the latter rbar hll
rrghl TO q seat will be contested Tie
Question on this conle,l can BE- readily
decided on the Iucc0 III" certified re
turns rs pubishrd. They show .hc ma
irruy Of votes given 10 IhrndI"r, and
the certificate issued lo Eprs VIII
LATER 90 10 Columbus and clam his
ses t. he does he ought TO be sent
back again minus b,s travelling cxoen
scs, board and Washing -. CMcAaGti
GGzPfe.
There can hardly he Two opiblohs o"
Tho point alluded to by the GuEelle.-
Nil Chandler. has an U"doubled right
10 the seat and viii, as We oufilen'Iy
Leipre be admitted an hour alter the
matter is submitted to the House. lie
has a ma alorlty Of The legal votes po|Ied
10 the District eel off bH the Legislature.
md as to Inc right Of The legislature o
change the vote Of It's population 10
changing the boundary OF a county,
there can be no question. II precedent
is worth anything at all, it is astonishing Q
that The question should even be raised
But surprise can hardly be felt al any.
thing doue by The raOid parlzans Of
Morgan Co1n,y, from whose grasp is do
p RUG the power they have so long a
huspd, when we state that John f. Han.
ma. Presd6u Judge Of the 3 h iudrCIhl
Circuit, on the bench Of the Court Ol
Com on Peas Of Morgan, together with
two OF bis Associates, actOaIly decIded
few days since, without contest.
without an pX0mlna'lo nI the vote,
without The siiehles' rel8GPnre IN any
ilcl Cth,I ..Iu ,htt Of lhr prnl.iam dlon
UI the Clerk at court lhIta person hV
the name OF G G.. Co,ey. ESQ was
r'eclcd Prosecuting NtIcrncy, declared
,h,I the Cunu rou not tecogn,zs {.
g. Tompkin.. E.Q VII he'd the Com
'sSi1n Of the Governor for the same
'Iice. The ci'rumsibl C,s art hG5 .tI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pelriou.
vii be presented 10 he Commissions rs
m Carroll county, at The December see,
sI.u, lH45 tor an alteration OF so mu h
Of he Stale road leading from Run lev
to Carol Ten, as hes between the run
rne hat mile south oi Carroillrn a d
The east end ol S cuUervlle street The
proposed alteration 10 10 Cause said 70 d
10 run along h. county road known by
The name ol McCock's road from Tho
sord run to rnrersPrl The east end Of canal
street instead Of SroUbeHvIIe stry-t- -
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, 1915 IS 301.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
EEnnGI NnliCC.

There viii be II ?eltlUn presented TO
the Commissioners of Carroll county, at
their December session, Tor the PsIablsh
mpnt Of county road. commencing at
The county rord near WHllam Roherl
sons hre running aIong his lane or near
It TO the north SIDE Of his place. rhence
10 strike the hank between The meadow
and larn,ng land nl tn, h'trs OF S'pphrn
Brorhc"s. 10 ke' the bank 10 the tnp,
ph,nce strike the lane y the harm then
b. nearest and best route 10 pas bv
Thomas Thompsor's mill aud strike tho
county road near hj' hu,n
MANY PETITIONERS.
OHobsr 81 l845 SOL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
TAN YARD FOR SALE.

THE subscribers wl-b TO sell their
Ean-EagG, r-cned in The loWn of
usrroutou. The 1t. on winch us
,rualed. .n's,ns yearly 81 acre O. ''ard
Inc bui trngs corsl.t oi BrIck Bark
house AMI shrn:aud fame Beam houss
Containing SIX handlers There sre
so,ou.srde the buildings, twelve 10y GVey
,als. ruo hmes, one pool and Two Ic'ch.
es, The suoye premises ore IN Gooi r.
der. and nov occupied; 8lO wilt tc scId
,uhsr Win or without stock 81 Istk
sofh to keep II 10 operation for Ihs
GeXl eiehteeu mortts
WM NJ SINCLAIR,
VIM THOMPSON.
Caro'Iton, July II, lS45- soft
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

Nouce IS hereby gDv.n, tha' the TN
darsignod has been appointed and qOa'I
f d a. Ex.curor Ol the estate ol iosrph
Grove, late ol CARROT county. Ohio,
dcceasrd Those indebted 10 :a,d estate
arc rrqrir"d to m ke lmm"d,s.p pay
nenr. aud rh)sa having CLAIMS wi o,e-
sen, them legally proven for settlement
within one vorr from mis- date
BNNJNNlN ROI"E Excel.
November q, 1876 6.4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

d,.' Arded aud thrown away
Nlna pnper claiming to be Wnig
- -pr,ondIng 10 advocate the pure prln
c,pas OF the Wing party, the advance
meul Of human liberty, The protection
Of honest labor, eqIaI and exact justice
TO all-ulters such language, IT il tim9
IUr us associates 10 took about them and
nee in what company they are travel
iOg. Wo repudIale the doctrine adj !
vancrd in lhs article from which the a
bove extracts are taken. in toto Is u
Rntt-tepGb Ican ar 8 OCra'1c --drslrnr-
i've OF me wr,tpn Ia ", and at var wrb ,
the 0nd 'menlaI principles on which our
wprome IT IS based
"rhe contract has been mafa' ! we
DEM IL Th"re has been and can b. 10
roltract W,rh Texas Tor ItS AIneTa'Ion
under the Consultation 1t Is a frdHL
attempted to be carried out bv 20 "er -
thu b arkest sp,rir OF sectional party.
which the Sp'om}n Of the EuqIirer
would IpgaIza by drcryjog eppos'uon
10 IT as the - onplmgs IT party spirit!
Tht &C, Ia parAd.d as al "e&orcise OF
s"verelgn,y," uud the Peop'e OF the
u i'm are called upnn to regard 1t a9
sacred contract to Which their inhh -
plrde"d! Where AID how plfdge0G VIII
the Eoqnrrer ansWerF How WAS lhl-
territory aCQ0IrO? We lay it down a
rule from which there is no escape,
that with independent nations there are
bu three modes o. acquiring territory,
hv conquest by discovery or ny ceSs'on
Wti r|' Enc rlter select the one under
whirh T xs< was acquired to The Amer
can Unrou! q course bV cpsslon viii
be he answer. or II mHst rtFnam silent
Now. if the Enquirer wlI' PeT onl any
provision IN the ConslituDon for the
unlo0 of ture'gn Independent Mann,
t. the American States, W. will cease
our compIairings aud warnings. and
sdnW lhe Euqplrerto be The wlses' and
~ 81 rSrstPlng paper wlIhIn our kn0wl
edge. worrhv to lead where We have
heeA taH, willing 70 leioW. slmPly because
W. c"t ID not see our way out. When
"I0aic&at has been made" II ia bnd.
ing So IAt gs the parties making il had
power to ge--aHd no fdrther. This rs
the Commoa sense view; It is ,hP rUlr
which governs ia adj cases; and esperi
ally must it be assisted on under gov
Crnment Of limited powers. controlled
hyn Writtpn law. OF tSt3rP is aog0rrrHHlent
beyond Ghe mere 'WomPH0gS 0f paTiy
SpuH " Does the Enquirer wish To
come 10 lhisf 1t says both no and yes
like the heathpn oracles. We trust II
will G,ler us admonnlous eR the mrrali
ty and ConslllujIoraily Of ARosEarjon
in aRoH:er name Than that Of aHg il
it shall desire 10 procure palleul hslen
eTs IN THE quarter.
This question canno, he turned of by
talk about eXpedtency - VfGe ol the ac
qIisllion British power, and all that
Had we the power gRder the CUnsutu'
ton 10 ea3ruire it at ali9-and II so
have we CstIed into requIsNlon that pow
eruousritu',eD lIl! II not-tf the ac.
qpisirrcn has been made 10 spite of tbe
construction, in violation Of NlIlOaH
Faith, and al the eKpens" OF Nallnna
II NOR, tkCn. 40 matter how valuable I
may be as p mere VerrilnriaI acquisition
we haze paid too Mgh n price for Il: VT
have Sacrificed our Frb,an pn'icv (o
one Of aggression aud couQnesr: aGl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

Nouce Is hefruy gwen, innr rnr no
dersugnpd hos brcn appointed ao6 fnal
fpd as EXecuror Of The estate oi john
McADIr.ter, late OF CarroI' county Ohl".
deceased
Those indebted 10 said estate are re-
Qpirrd 10 make immediate payment, ard
C,osa having cjams Wi present rhrm
legally proven Tor settlement within one
wear from this dnl",
ROBERT r. GEORGE. Ear.
Novembef 81, 1915 & A.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
FOR sac 4,

| wish 10 sell my tavern stand in the
town Of Waynesbnrgb, S'ark counrN, .
h,o; The house is laree and convenient
with two lois and Two srabps. and foun'
tain pump. All Of which will he dlsp1
spd Of on reasonable terms For frlh.
or particulars enquire OF the subscriber
living on the premiso7
HENRY ELSON.
Oclober 81 1915 3 4r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

"a OFICE Is hereby given, that he
y undersigned his Laen appointed
and quluiao "a Adm'0lsIr Tor, with the
wal ounr x.d, Of the estate Of john Criss
late of Crrroli counly. Ohio. dtrtased
Those iudr5r TO said estate arc rrQur.
red tn maize immed ate paymenr, suj
those having cIaIms ~rIl present rhtm
legal|s proven for settlement within one
Year IRON h,o'ato
HENRY CRfSS, Adm'r
October 10 1913 g.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

0IrEverv pIanr eod H1wer IN the IN
ivcisr reaches Us by IS SIN, 'e po"c 10
the cure e disease thrt uoue Oi God ;
Crfn'Iuns Hre IN VaiU. n numerous
and various as The product oi lho We
getaoIs kingdom. are The dlseg.es 10
winch man Is SUBJECT --aod -uDeiI We
may believe that IN The great cahiGet OF
Nature which - Cpnn 10 us, every ohe
OF these Ills nav I'D lts balm iIot
hundreds then VINO have g.y IheHr
selves up to drs air, still hope. Iu
Sihds' Strsaparll!a has Oprn discovered
a certain remedy for menv diseases
which have hitherto bsfl all ski .---
In cases Of Scroflia, Chr nc Ri.
tism, obstinate u Cers aud dDsea ses
winch arse from an impure state oI
ha blood. It never tars.
F,r IuTrner parrrnsrs, and conciu
srvp evidence OF Ils superior va.ue 1nd
rlIiracl, s'e pHmph.eDs, winch may br
uhrnned Of agents gra'iS
Prepared and s"td, wAolpsalo and &c
tail, by A Is SANDS &. co., DUg9r-r'
and Chemists. 273 BroadHav, N YorE.
Price S per bottle, SIX bo"t"s Tor So
For SAFE also by K JAChSON, Car.
rulI,un, OhiN.
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On the 9th instant, ~ Benjamin BoicN,
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RO4D NOTICE

No'ica is hereby given, that petition
vii b. prespr,cd to the Commissioners
o. CarrolI county, Onio, sl ,hejrsrsslou
on the fire Monday ol December next,
pra, M for the establishment OF Il road
from the north end OF Pniacephia street
ii HE rrwn Of Carrolllor, in sad coun-
t,, t. jnsrrsec, the road Ieadlug from
Carrollton to MrchablcslOwnby by the nea
rest and hrsi routc
MANY FRErUoLpER TErITl NEEs.
DC obir 81 lS4j % 800.