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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

EPSON Salts and Flor Sulpher
" AY be had for one shilling per pound atihe Drug
lv-l Store OF f. oAMoON.
fpsilanti, July 2e, l845, %'a
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
coMsTocK e. cos CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID
EItrct OfSnrSNpNrSJG

NOR the cure Of Scrofnla Chronic Rheumatism, &C.
y neral Debility. Cutaneous diseases, Scaiy Erup
ions of the skin. letter. Pimples Pustules the
Face Mcrcuria, and Syphilod Diseases. Biles. from
an impure ", zoe BODY alterations of the Throat
and Leg pains and swelling of the bones liver Affection
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood.
exposure and imprudencces in life, excessive use of
mercury. &c. The great popularity Of sarsaparilla,
and its established efficacy renders it superfuousto en-
ter into any econum Of its virtue adduce any evil
dence in It's favor The sarsaparlla is warranted posi-
lively good as any other that can be made at One
Dollar. just half the price of those much adj
versed, and as strong and in lsrge bottles, viz;
Fifty cents per Bottle.
This article has cured ScroIua of 80 years after the
Dollar article has been used in vain To be bad of the
agents of Coms,ock nndCo. only. throughout the Coun
try. in NewYork only at 81 Cortlandl street.
THave Comstock,s Sarsaparills or none. If You
wish the BEST article at a reasonable price.
TEAL & ALLEN. AGENTS
For the sale of the above.
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OmePayAsD OnePriceI

II GRANT would respectfully inform his old GUS
FL. toners tina, he has returned to Ypsilan;i with an
asserrmens of GOODS which he will offer at his old
stand low prices for ready pay and to all persons for
the same price, at retail. Any patronage from old
or new customers will be thank fully received. All
YpsiIant July %, I7l5. 26 5m
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
" EXAMINING m the Post Office at YpsiIan
IL ii, Mich. October l, 1915.
Adams Henry Iddings E He
Anthony Johu James Joseph
Bumpus II II Jones Benjamin
Brown Perrin Johnson Emery
Bliss Edwiu Jones Peter
Brown VIM. Kellogg Justin
Brown Robert Knapp Chancey
Bssel Mrs. HI Lewis Miss Susan
Brandt Geo w Lyon mai,hias
Bogardus Peter Lambert Cicero
Banker james l. Lyons Theodore
Bind Daniel Look Miss Louisa
Briggle Jacob Minor NJ N
Brown Atwa,eI VI Mckinney Ira
Bo!sinrd Mrs Mary Mccartney Hiram
Crosby Mrs S B Minn;ss john
Crrienden Mortimer Mitchell Wm
Cross ALVIN MedOra Miss NJ
Crandall amos Morgan Mts Aurora
Clark George Morse Fl Esq
Cady Darius NIinsey John
Church J. 5 Pnnd Madiy
Gunner Peter Par Abra,n
Camp Ira Pine MARI
Cnrus Stephen o Roberts VIM
Crane J G. Row Samuel
Champion Enos Rogers PM
Codd Mathew RobbIns Ornial
Ghaiuheriln Wells Rogers Andrew
CainphciI John Rich Walter :
DuzeEhaty Mrs RebecraSperiv George
Dea'ng Mrs Sarah Shnari Elisha
ID axe Mss Sarah II Sparks Field
DcmoGe Chaie. SIX 5 John
Dewey { j Seaman John
Ellis w Smnh Joseph
Freeman AIvah SouthwOrth Ezra
Fuller Thomas Sher Miss Julia
Fish 5 Thompson A
GaIpir Freeman Toucks Wellington
Gardner Saml Tower Miss Martha Z
Gale II 5 Voa, Phi ,ip
Grldiey q t Woodruff Mrs Mary
Guitiod John Wilson
GDokm " Wilde NJ Ill
HariwelI Lawrence 2 Wilder Miss Corneiia
iiar;on i!ifandy Wait VIM
Houghton Pnineas Wansey David
italsey Madison Whitacre Mss Rebeccs
Henderson Robert Wooster
Harris ID Z Wright Theodore
Harris Joseph Ward Sic phen
bart John Whnford Linaz
Hart Noah Whifnarsh Sias
Holmes Heman Winshanhaw Il E
Homer Manersa Yosl Chester 8
Yates AlOuzn
f. X. REXFORD. p NJ.
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New and Splendid Millinary Goods

New and Splendid Millinary Goods.
nan ISIS F. NICHOLS, wishes TO inform the citizens
lvH Of Ypsanti and its vicinity that she has just
ceived from the East. a splendid Assortment or II
MILLINERY GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready pay
She has also procured good Foreman. by which The
Dresssaaking business will be conducted with
ness and despatch.
pBonnes dressed in the heatest, latest and most
fashionable style. --..--
N, ID. All orders attended to without delay.
Ypsilanti. June IL, 1886. t9ti..
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

a1IRST RATE mould and dipped candles for sale
by &c, GOODWILL.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

MS assortment and prices.
!. 26 GIN
| medicines
NJ S O N.
invite the attention of tn,
| and vicinity to his stock o
ch comprise almost every ar
Iong which may be found
Lemon syrup
Lead
Lozengcs, medicated
Morphine sulphate
c Musk Chinese
Mustard seed
Muriate soda
Matches
Mace
Nux Von.ica
Nutmegs
Nervine
Nitre
Oil Peppermint
do Tintersreen
do Speatn,nt
do Cinnamon
do Anis
do Cubebs s-
do Cloves
do Lavender
do Norwood
do Wormseed
do Tanzy
do Olive or sweet
do Hemlock
do Caraway
do Origanum
do Spike
do Juniper
do Spruce
90 Horseminf
do Almonds
do Castor
do Sassafras
do Vitriol
do Roses
do Rosemary
do Lemon
do Pennyroyai
do Balsam
do Amber
do Fireweed
Ointment Mercurial
Oxalic Acid
Orange Peel
Opodeldoc. Steers
do Liquid
Orris root
Oxyd Bismuth
Paregoric
Powdered Aloes
Powdered Cubebs
do Babary
do Peruvian Bark
do Canlharides
do Rhubarb
Prepared Chalk
Pumice Stone
Piiss Rect
Preston Sails
Plaster various kinds
Pill boxes. wood tin, paper
Phosphorus
Pearl ashes
Putty
Prussian Blue
Quicksilver
Quassia Rass
Rad Gentian
do Rhei
90 ColumbO
do Sarsaparilla
do Scilla
do Valerian,
Red Precipiiate
Red oxid iron.
Resin
Rose Pink
Rochelle Salts
Rotten Stone
Rose Water
Sulphatc Quinine
do Zinc
do Copper
Super Carbonate Soda.
Saleratus
Salt Petre
Spirits Nitre
do Lavender compound
do Turpentine
Salts Lemon
Sponge. coarse and fine
Sugar of Lead
Syrup squ'lls
Syringes all sizes
Saffron
Sedleitz Powders
Sal Soda
Starch
Tarraric Acid
Tarter Emeiic
Tamarinds
Terra de Selma
TONGA Brals
Tooth Powder
Tinc;ures various kinds
TIMBER Turkey
unguentum
Vermillion. Eng.
do Chinese
Venice Turpentine
Walls assorted
Vitriol White
do Blue3
Varnish copal
DO Learner
do Shellac
verdigris ground
White mustard
White wax
Wine of Anthony
Whi'e soap
water colors,
Waters assorted
so
|iI, Lard Oh. Curtiets Oil
p AIN T s constantly Of
- d.
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Drugs and Medicines
E. S A M SON.

Da uSS HHu
E. S A l
VXTOULD respectfully
Wv citizens of Ypsilanti
Drugs and Medicines whic
ticle usually called for, am,
Acids, all kinds
Ammonia
Aeihef
Alcohol
Anthony. crude and white
Annis seed
Aqua Ammonia
Aquafortis duplex
Arrow root
Arsenic
Alum
Anhat,o
Adhesive Salte
Antique oil
African Cayenne,
Balsam Fir,
do Honey
do Lille
do Hourhound
do Copaiva
do T0lu
Bath Brick
Birthstone
Backing
Beeswa2
Bor1x refined
Bronze yellow and white
Bears oil
Burgundy pitch
Blister plaster
Black lead
Blue Pill rass
Blue vitriol
Blue Smait
British 1.ustrh
Black sand
Bottles. various kinds
Blood root
Babary bark
British oil.
Calomel, English
Camphor
Carbonate, iron
do Magnesia.
Calcined magnesia
Castor oil
Caustic Lunar
Cinnamon
Copperas
Corrosive sublimate
Cream Tartar
Croton oil
Carmine
Creosote
Cardamon seed
Caraway seed
Chalk, red and white
Conserve roses
Cochineal
Colchicum root
Coriander seed
Court plaster
Columbo root
Cantharides
Corks. large and small
Cephalic snuff
Crocus
CASTLE SOAP
Confectionaries
Dovers powders
Diglta!is Fol
Essences, all kinds
Emery coarse anc fine.
Ergot
Extract Colocynth comp.
do Hyosciamus
do Lemon
Elixir paregoric
do vitriol
EPSON salts
Eye water
Flowers Chamomile
do Sulpher
Fol SIENNA
Ginger root
do ground
Glue
Gold Leaf
Godireys Cordial
Glauber Salts
Gum opium
do Aloes
DE CsaIn50ge
do Galbanum
do Scommony
Go ShelIac
do Benzoip
co AssaiGlida
DO Copal
do kino
DO Wyrrh
do Arabec
20 idS dCdHliI
Gail Nuts
iIiera Picra
Hydriodate Potas5
Harlem oil
Herbs dried
Hive syrup
Hot drops or No o
Honey.
Iceland moss
Iodine
Isingiass
Ink Powder
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A pure article of. fourth proof Brandy.
nLD PORT MADEIRA. and Malaga WINES. and
" Holland Gin, kept constantly Tor Medicinal uses.
by July, %, lS45. eff E. SAMSON.
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Saddle and Harness making

in all its branches at his old stand opposite Hawkins
hotel where he mayat all times be found ready to serve
those needing work in his line moderate and COM
modatng terms.
All work warranted to give satisfaction both as 70.
CARDS the quality OF the stock used and the work man
Ship employed. Ypsilanti, Sept. 10 l845. 80 3w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NER. ISAAC CRANE, would respectfully inform
lVH those indebted HIM by book account or other
wse that lie desires speedy settlement of such III"
debeJness, and trusts they will call on him tor that
purpose without delay or further notice.
He would also INTERN his friends and the public gen.
orally he continue land intends continue the bust
ness of
Gill
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

some more fire Lovs and hcday is ours."
Bear in mind that r. R. EckIcy and John
Riley are in favor Of letting the Banking
inv alone. whiI.tJamcs Forbes and VIII
liam Doford 20 for alteration or rcpcaL .
Can YOU trus, men who have given to
those useless laws of Loudcn, BARLEY, lIa.
mcr and others, their support! Is It not
clearly certain, that if the Lokcys get the
majority in the Legislature they will, in the
Language Of the rcsoutonsof the Convcn.
tion that nomInoiod Forbes. g .N;,jy' tho ac,
- 49,, ,,ui ui.I.-,.,..,..'.rl.,.. -,
" '"' " "'b ~, S''''"'"'e " 'o'' ''''''o"'
authorizing baHNlog IN Oh'o 'fo me co"me'
as base roia." Eckley voted for the enact
mani or tho low IN ,Ee Laoila,uro. Pilp,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
zen Of the ssoeity-one Representatives in

Uen Of the tsOetty-One Representatives in
Congress-
8. Shall the Tax law of last session,
which compels the rich usurer to pay his
proper share Of the tax insteadsof taking
the-whole off Of the farmer, be repealed?
Tnsllort, Shell he BonkiRg Ia@ be re
pealcd2
'-Shat uttcays be distraHchised By The
aiquitous GerrymGnder Qfhe Locofoco&
ShaHhe .Earmer bear the b,ti1heus qftan-
alton Gnd'the money lender pey nOmiucl
ta1?
These issues are fairly made up, which
side viii you choose? ...
Ifyou desire to drive back the Goths and
VandOls, visit youl'neighbors and see that
no Wing be absent from the Polls.
Those who are'oId Or infrm can be TAX
en- to the Polls by some conveyance.
= LEAVE NO WHlG AT HOME-VOTE
THE ENTIRE WING TlCKET-andsuc-
cess Is y0u1S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

Three of the candidates for, the rLegisla-
ture, of Hamitonconnty, voted against4he
Bank law, voted in iaVOref its repeal, and
signed protest against it
Two, at least of the members of the 4th
July convention, that resolved iE favor oil
repeal are candidatesllor the Legislature.
The Ohio Statesman, on the passage oi
the bdl, proclaimed that REPEAL should
be the watch-word OF the party.
Many other papers of Ohio echoed this
significant annuRciation.
No meeting Of that party, in the State,
has adopted resolution against repeal.
No newspaper of,Ahe party has declared
against repeal.
NoregnIar candidate Of the party, for the
Legislature, has declared against repeal.
The Ohio Statesman, underts new edi-
tor, has come out in favor Of repeal.
In late number Of that paper, in an az
ticle uponthe subject Of the approaching
election, are the following declarations;
~The wings ask a popular approval OF
the now banking law.
The democracy, boldiy and 1mequiooraEy
AvoW THATIT IS THEIR PURPOSE TO OVER
THROW THAT LAW-TO EXPUNGE IT FROM THE
STATUTE BOOK-THE MOMENT THEY OBTAIN
TIE POWER. y Ohio SiatcSmnR,
In the St. CIairsville Gazette of the 18th
alt, is tire tollowingadmoniton:
"We tell halcst men 10 beWare Of Mr.,
.E0weu's sys,cm IF bGnkiHgH"
Again: For the honorof our State, for
the benefit Of our ppop'e, for tire benefit of
mans rights, and in tie name Of truth, JUS
tice, and sobrely, We tervent'y hope that
no future Legislature will ever again resort
to such IA course Of measures as were adop~
ted bythe Federal nlembers last winter at
Columbus"
Again; i" ABOVE ALL THINGS WE DETEsT
ANY BANKING SYSTEM that &,coRnptted wiib
asa United States Bark with
the general government, or KLLLEY's sYs-
TEN HERE, as connetted aOiih our StGie goU-
ernmeAt."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
A VOTER.
For lhe Free Press.


Mr.. EDITOR:
have seen in your paper, fo"some
weeks back, notice of the Examination
and Exhibition OF the students in the Car
EroIIlon Academy, which will 'take place
on the14th and 18th days of this month,
which, | understand, is the close yof the
Gr5t session. have been making some
inquiries about this school, as | take some
'interostin the subject of education, and
from What ! Gem learn think the ACade-
INV promises to succeed well. 4 under
stand that there are now "a or 25 students
in attendance and thereis good prospect
ofa much larger number during the winter
session; that the Board OF Directors have
engaged Nh. Row. to remain as Principal
Of the Academy for another year; and hat
the students of the Literary SocietyYcon.
nected with the Academy, are projecting
measures to raise. Library for theuse of
its members, and 4 believe the citizens of
our town are all interested in the success
OF the school. ,
Ut has occurred to me that if suitable
house could be,obtaned for the students to
board on the Glib System, it would enable
many young men from the country to at
tendWh OtherW Use cannot. in this way.
they could board for about rs "cents per
week, and many could bring their provi-
sions from home and thus have no ex-
pense scarcely but their tuition. Ihavr
learned that Isaac Atkinson, ESQ, gives
the house, which is now occupied for the
Academy, one yeartreeof any charge, and
perhaps some three or four others could
he found .who-wonId furnish house for
a year, for the Club, free of charge. be-
Iicve the Club system Of boarding is de-
8ervedIy POPULAR, and very common in
Academies and Colleges. Il am much
pleased that the time has arrived when
our young men can be educated at home,
without sending them away iroA, under
,ur supervision and where. wemust loose
he benefit of their society among our 9th
n children and from our town.
The Exhibition on next WedneGdaywIl |
no n na,U thinos il, rnrrolIton Lut | L,,,,
no doubt alIwho attend will be interested
n the performances Of the young men.
Rev. Mr.. GFEENwALp, OF New Philade- |
phia, wiIldeliver the opening Address, and
have no doubt the exercises will be en-
ivcned bymusic from the Co1voHloR Band,
as it will occuron the dayalter the Annu
affection. "A.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
WhigS Of Carroll!

Shall the next number ofthp Free Press
proclaim you Tic'oyy or Dctrm' 1t lies
with yourselves to say. You have the
power to make It as you please. Jfyou all
use the power you have TO get your votes
into the balIot-toE, and vote the Wing tick
ct, VICTORY! GLORIOUS VICTORY
IS certain. lfyou stay at home threshing
buckwheat. or attending to some private
matter which you can deter to another
day, an VICTORIOUS DEFEAT awaits
you A arrangement Of your currency,
as bIlghting to the prosperityof the farmer,
and tarmore enduring, than the disastrous
rost'ofthe Hast spring ON the wheat crop
OF the country, iscose upon you. UTH
you stand still Dhen these aoholpsg,ae. l1,cg
q the last session IS in daAgcr2 We in
woke you by all the ties of patriotism that
distinguish the lover of dis country from
the mere political party hack, to leave your
fields and your shops, and bring your
whole forces to the Pos--from Hill and
Dale, from Fenand Forest, come down like
mighty avalanche. Letyour motto bo
"NO REPEAL OF THE BANKING LAW
OF last winter--NO REPEAL OF THE
TARIFF of 1842"-and VICTORY will
be your reward.
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eCURUNERS SAFE.

BY virfue Of awrit of A P. verdi e1-.
ponas, issued out of the court OF eoaaRson
pleas for CatFtil eauoty{OhioasHd 4ocRse
directed,d will Gferr fer>eale at'theddOUr
Of she court hosse in ,CarrolIt0s. toN
Wednesday the22dday ok0cbober,! 1915
between taeihOurs oflfO O'Clock, a .hM.
END n O'clock ,iP. M the feltowiug prop :
erty 10 wit: one !Jatltass. TAksa ia
execution and will be sod'by s.. a,.
JOHN MOODY, Coroaer.
t0ctober 10, l645- PR. feeCSl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

The design of defeating Willeman, is to
elect an incompetent vindictiVe partisan,
who will throw the entire patfonege of
the SheriH's office to some filthy Sheet that
will be got "p hereto swindle the coun-
try, IKE untothe doings Of former days.
we have the qualification of informing
our friends that although the whole efforts
of the party have beenmeasurabfy directed
against Riley and WilIeman, that their
chance Of election is as good as That Of any
other names on the 'Whig ticket, and no
'doubtremains of the success of aIl-if you
give the LONG PULL, TITE STRONG
PULL, AND THE PULL ALTOGETH-
ER.
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From the Belmont Chronicle.
THE OHIO BANK LAW

IT II f. OHIO 4 AN X l. A w
yyvm h,.la,..a.,,.,... ,.....I-,..-.r
'n, ,"g O,'''o',"',, , , '',' t&'''o, '-V next
' ~ nsr'Ia. ,%,Ir WIZ W ',I"' 's',o, 10 destroy
r'n, '' "g g1 "''', I'"',,vn,'' 90,
o Snmn,Jy 81, oor ,"7J' "v na"" o,l passed
.,;no aaai,,', ~ '0''''''"''0 U'''"'o' 'Vo"
II IS".n"' w. ,o,r ...--.,,,, ,r
,..,,,, ''T',' '~' '''o' - F"''e0 we rouse
n,;y w '''> VIZ '''i''iioe' present VeIlhg
5I'"I' 5TaJ,n",.,s ~, 20 .,o,r .u ..,,
L@ I"' s, ,o1o' '',, ] "e o'h.ocfa'c
10 , ~ e., a,,',.'s', IN Pi.Se'''an" EotI'ug'
rIr,n =" ,"SV' o. ,o,t o. = 0i,''I''S, t'l'S ~"
,aa,or na" 49, 49, ",, Ii"rS' "%,, ] "ie "e1',"cIa'l' ~
Ss a,, m ,, ,lTs'',, rso' sI',H '9'lue'
M,rch. Ii'teHz rrotaIp, pe"' y '",, :" w.
sora or,s % l,ma5 "'j '' ~, 90 'io'.llv In P'9,
Snnotor % ,. l1 -, y 80 ca,, "v,io'' s.s
s,e,n ,n w. th s',, Sana,, ~ Io '"o I'ia'e' "iiU
March 10 '19Is = I Il,o Yro,n., UT' ',,' .ioo,, l.,
% democrn,ic n,on,Lors * tho ,, "'I ~
nresenled IN tho uonso o,i ,o on,o,o iiU"J'' @ q,
Inc House journal ''''' N'''e' W - Po'
Jnlv a. J845. a State. corror,;or o,Co
lnn,lHs nrolessinr 10 ronroson, ''o ava sno.,, HI
for tbo dr,norrntiCe r,r,T or Nh;o '" ,."' '."'
a yesolu,ion il, loyor Of ., roooayo or T%,
AS lato moeiinr in ,bo o;,, oC ',ri %in"in '"',
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
SIZE RIFFS SALE.

'Bv' virtue Of writ of f fact lev "a,
issued out of the court OF common
pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, viii offer (orsaIe at the
door ol'tho court house in Cdrrolllon, on
Monday the I0th day Of November next,
between the hoGrs Of 10 o'clock. A. M.
and4 o'clock, P. NJ the following real
esIa4e, TO wit: the south hall of the south
hall OF The north east quarter of section
80, township 10, and range 5, bounded
as follows: beginning at the south wesl
corner and running thence north 40 per.
ehcs, thence east ,IG0 pegches, thence
south 40 perches, thence west IG0 per
ehes, 10 the place of beginning, contain
ing forty acres Taken in execution ant
will be sold by ID WATT, Sheriff
October 10, 1916 Pr tee'S9 25.
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.IDIN B. MOODY.

; We are informed that it is reported in
the country that John B. MOODY, of Lee
township, (whose name was before the
Whig Conventjon for the office Of Sheriff, J
is opposing the election of Eli HWiIicn'an,
the Wing candidate, &c. Mr.. Moody in
forms us that the charge is 5atse--that he
has given to WiHeHan, and the entire
Whig ticket, his scouaadt aid eversince the
We think it due to the pub
lie generally, and particularly TO Mr..
Moody, that agoo& and true Whig should
not be placed in false position before
the people. And hence this notice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

MIR. Editor: 1t would be'perfectly rldi-
culeus in me, as 1t certainly Is in the lazy,
loafng, sleepy numb,scul, called w. A..
Hunter, to prate about farmers. Never
theiess,it is known to you, us 1t is IN the
communty in which Mr!Aackley lives dhst
he has contributed at least as much 10 the
farming interests Of this county, within tue
last feW years, as has his LOkey oppoheeh''
Mr.. Forbes; and | may remark iurther'
that Mr.. EelleY has neEeryet been know II
tocheat poor nlan out Of his farm. Can
Forbes friends sey as much Of him.. without
the violation of truth! Let them answer;
and give the history Of tie Kelly purchase
Some apology may be due for having
trespassed thus far on the patience OF the
editor and readeG but subnlt, whether
any man is bcund to pass IN silence 'he
and wdicu Gus pretenslonS OF
such nnmttgated Ioaters at this Billy Hun
ter! If the oiIul and oNt-casts OF all the
coanties are ever to he the
only proper instructors OF the Carrolcoun-
ty democrac+, SO be it. But tor myself l
will occasionally hold them up as ftob-
iects for "Scorn to point her slow unmoV-
ingfnger at" --,nra
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. .SRER{EESS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of lfc "a e: lev ia !,
issued ouIoi' +he, court nt Uommon.pleas
for C)Iumbiana cnunlyy yOhlo, and to me
dlreota1, | Will df9rlor saIe,Gt the house
of William Bakers, in tE ISL township
on Tuesday the 2lst rdey of Ocl ober,
ius'.'the following property 10 @it:'one
f i'd OF rcOrnAabout six neves. one field
Of buckwheat, "about five oacres, fnuf
head of milehcOws,. one yoke uoC cattle
and yoke one pIowYaUd one iron;tooth~
ed hartow Sale TO commence atsl o.
clock ,P.'M Taken in execution land
will be SOLD by I'd. WATT, ,1Sac fsfi.
tOctoberJ0, 1886 -Pf. fee 81.
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The Election.

WINGS OF CARROLL, ARE YOU
tREADY! Tucsday ncsG he IAN inst. will
Z decide the following questions;
l. Shall th, present Banking law stand
on your Stature hook, or shah it lin the
Language Of the Loco. abe vi9cd from tie
Statute book'" Shall it be repealed!
Q. StaIlths law Of last winter alter
ing thojAquitous ApportionmeRt lazy for
Alie representation in Congress by which
Ees foBtte va igs, wi.iaNn acknowledged
p,gisaiE inaie Sz e, cnuId only elect Sc
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"DON'T STAY AT HOME"

Wereler our readers to an article on the
first page of this paper under the above
head. 1t is so appropriate, and although
written for the Wings in another county
it applies to Carroll so well, that we can
say nothing other than request that it be
read. We say to the Wings, Go 10 the
Polls on Tucsday acrt and cote The JVhfg
Ticket, and alt wH be ,ocH. Remember,
Tuesday neat, he 14ih October, is the day
that will decide whether we shall have the
Banking law Of last winter Repcaicd, and
whether the sirtesa BaukS now doing bu-
sIness under said law shall, in the Ian
guage of the resolution Of the Convention
which nominated James Forbes for the
Senate, "Je naiicd 10 The counter as bosc
coin"
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Estate of JOhm CrisS.

NOTICE is hsreby gjvoh, that the
~ Undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Admrmstrator,'wilb the
viii Onnexed, of the estate of !ohB Criss
late of Carroll county, Chic, deceased.
Those indebted to said estate are rPqul .
red to make immediate payment, end
those having claims will present them
IegaIIV proven for settlement within one
year from lhis date.
John CRfSS, 4Adm'r.
October 70 1876 SO 81.