davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

Duplicate, 81 So.
By cash paid Ann Moore, for 81 weeks
hosrding Martha MocIe,a psuper on said
Borough, as per receipt, S3 as
BY cash psid George Bright for clo-
thing for said Martha. as per bill, sag
By cash l'ed Henry Petery for ma
king do, as per receipt. 80
BY expenses in going 10 cnd fr.m
New Berlin. on business in rela.
ton IL said Mar,h,'s residence, 8 06
BY expenses incurred la Conveying
said M.tha to the Pcnna Ho Ii
I'll. includine So FOR their services, 81 IS
BY cash ppil Wm. &. Malin, slew
ard of the PENN Hospital, for l3
we ks beard Of said Martha. at
81 80 per week, inc uding 81 so
for 0rIiCles destroyed, 30 90
---iO6 4iS
BY cash paid George Yorng. for auditing
Overseas account for 1914, 90
by cash paid Grorsr Wriser, per orders
from 10 ntcr Ovrrses~s. Is OF
BY cash pad DR., ID. +. 1'rltes iur medical
attendance, &c, for ls4S, a. per receipt. 20 90
BY cash paid Dan el ilennlue'r { I bcari-
IL. E'iz beth Warren, p 'uPeT on said
Boroueh, as per receipt, 10 -
BY cash paid T.. Y Blight Tor making cat
Duplicate, as per receipt, "a
BY cash pald Daniel Dru1 kemilles, for
shoes. rs per receipt, ~
py cash paid John Binorn. as per receipt, a74
B, cs-h ,,s Ssmu, | 1h"mps " and 1hn-
mas Robins iaie Poor OvrIserrs, 81 IL
BY cs-h paid DR.. d T 'I'ri,cs, M sch %,
49, IA iuh fu medical nttenlance, as
per t"ce'P', ~ W
by cash paid ia o. Bright, for house rent
f. Catherine kchl, 90
BIZ ca IA paid !, Is Young, p. bill " secF', 81
i, cash pad II. B. Ma>ssI, do rs
d, - pad A. Jordan, ioG professional
services, "a
By cam ens tory allowance f'r services as
OreIsr,is, including Auditors ites, So, IS IL!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
Days without Nights and Nights without


Doys NtSnts NtShts
DR.. Baird is delivering an interesting course
Of lectures at Hartford, CT, of one of which the
Times has the following notice
There is nothing that strikes stranger more
(orcibly if he visits Sweden at the season of the
year when the days are longest. than the absence
OF night. DIR. Is. had no conception OF il before
his arrival He arrived al Stockholm, from Cot
tenburgh, 400 miles distant, in the morning, and
in the afternoon went TO some frIends--had
not taken notes Of tme--and returned about mid
night; it was lgh, as il is here half aud hour be.
fore sundown You could distinctly. But
all was quiet in the streets il seemed as if the
inhabitants had gone away, OF were dead No
signs of liie--stores closed The sun in June
goes down at Stockholm little before o O'Clock
There is great illumination all night, sthr sun
passes round the Garth towards the north pole,
and the refraction oft rays is sach that you can
to read al midnight pT Is read letter IN
the forest near Stockholm, al midnight, without
artificial lieit. There rs n meuntan al the head
of the Gulf OF Bottnia uhes on the 2 Isl of June
the sun does not go down al all. Travellers
60 up there to see il, A steamboat goes up from
Stockholm for the purpose of carrying those who
are curious TO witness the phenomenon II only
occurs Que night. The goes down TO the hori
zoR, you can the white face Of il, and in five
minutes II begins 10 rise
At the North Cane, lat. 72 degrees, the san
does not go down for severs! weeks In June,
it would be about 25 degrees above the horizon
al midnight. The way the people there know II
is midnight, they see the san begin 10 rise
The changes in those high Stitades, flem srm,
mcr TO winter, are great, that we have no con
ception OF them a, all. In the winter time the
san disappears and is not seen FOR six weeks
Then il comes up and shows it face. Afterwards
il remains for ten, fifteen, twenty minutes,
and then descesds And finally, il does not set
at all, but makes almost circle round the hea
vens. DR.. Bard was asked how they managed in
regard to hired persons, and what they consider
ed a day, He conld not say, but supposed they
constitute days work. Birds and animals take
| their accustomed rest at their usual hours. The
| Doctor did not know how they learned the time,
but they had and go TO rest whether the sun goes
down or not The hens take TO the trees about
7 o'clock, p. NJ, and stay there until the sun is
well up in the morning, and the people get into
| this habit Of late rising, too. The first morning
DR.. Baird awoke in Stockholm, he was surprised
TO see the svp shining iato bis room: lie I""s.1
} q, h5 watch, and found i, wa, only o'clock
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
30 Purchasers Of
. RI g . q . S.

VyyiiE subscribe, N. l2I P'ari street. New
< Nntk. hiviug c,Abl'- he'd B"nch at No 23a
South = cnnd st., Phiiadriphn, u now opening
and " n I've cons Suty ceI'lng tom the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment OF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

The VALUE of the hogs and sheep in the State
of Ohio, is estimated at sic, 200, 900
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
FIVE STRAX SHEEP.

CAME To tho premises of tn subscriber
y at the Point, about six weeks since. five
sray sheep The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property. pav charges and take them
away. BENJAMIN HENDRICKS.
Sudbury Dec 6, l9i5.--3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
rER NC yaA E eSJ NE
= | \ \ e =

VkNHE SUBSCRIBER has been e. pointed agent.
i for he sale e CONRAD MENER'S Gel
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS. at this place. These Pianos have a plain
massive and beautiful exterior ini h, ard for deph
ard sweetness oi tone. and rea ,ncP of Workman
ship, not surpassed by any in the Unilod States
The following Is recommendation Lem CARL
hhETs, celebrated performer, and himself u rnan-
CiIcluIeT:
\ 4 AR ID.
HavIse he'd the p's-ure nt 'riug the excel
lent Piano ForiFs Manufactured nv Mr. Meyer sni
eNSibiled ihe l,-t exhibition ot the fr"nklh ln-
s,itute feel il due To the true meTi, nt the maker
to declare tha, these instruments are quite 'qnsb
aud in some respects superior. 10 all the FI~
ano Fote., saw at The capitals OF Europe, ast
during o sojourn at two years at Pans.
Ihesr Pianos VIII be odd al the manufacturers
Invest Phllsdelpha prices If not some hing le"t'
Persons are requested 70 call and Hxaialhe ivr
themselves, 1t the residence oi The suhsefiber.
! SunbuTy, MAY II, lsi5. II. b. MAsSER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
Just Think ~!

VINIERE never was me,'icne made OF so pure
L materials ns DR.. Smi,h's (Sugar C1ated) ln-
dian Vegetable Pills, aud no medicine has ever
been 80 h,gliy recommended. They act as no
Plus ever sc,ed, as they operate powerfully, aud
do not leave the bowels disorlered. And how
rLxAsAHr! Children take th' IN without resistance.
Directions Of four psecs accompany every box. The
signature uf DR.. G.. BENIN SNl1 II is on Tho
SIDE Of each box. Sold at DR. Cuiou, cor. Bow.
cry and Grand sre't-Ru'h'on & CO , 10 Broad
woy-Ever,,, 90 Hudson IT.. and at the Office,
l7y Greenw lch Street
QJ CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
heem IN ade, bv the name of Sugar Coated Pil-,' v
it is ncccss fry to b. that DR, BEsJ SsIrn's
sgua'ure is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Piinepal Office, l79 Greenwich st n York
Sold Icy JOHN ". FRIlING. Sunbuyp.
WIN. FORSYTHE. NorlhuR.G
Nnycmhrf og,h, iSt5.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
=
ID 4 T. ID :,

. At Wilkesbarre, at the residence of his bro
thern-law. Mr. G.. b. Fisher on ths 18th ult.,
Mr.. THOMAS K FASTINE, OF Eusn township,
Northumberland county, aged 2j years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

CO THERE has been decline in the price Of
-four and wheat Wheat has fallen about 10 cts.
and -four about so cts This may have beer eau
sed by the great supply.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

10 Ma. BucnANAN.-The Washington Union
has at last put to rest the rumor, that Mr.. Buch-
anan would accept the vacant Judgeship on the
bench of the Supreme Court of the United States.
The Union asserts positively, that Mr.. Buchan-
will remain in the office he now so ably fills
10 the iatisfacton of the President and the peo
pie. These rumors were put afloat by those
wno are Mr. Buchanans pretended friends. to get
him ont of the way. We imagined the Harris
burg Organ had slight squirting that way
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
% OOGa3 VDE2
TEXiCO g. MEXAS!


"TfiE CRY Is--STILL THEY COME
COME WHERE! WHY where do you sup
q pose bu, to the Cheap Store of Henry Mas-cr
in Market street, Sunburv. And for what purpose
10 YOU think they come! Why TO buy cheap to
I've suro and save ut least 30 per cent. "7hey ,cnnt
do noflin' else" because 1t is a wol known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very bet articles are sold a, the very loves,
p,ice.. Now come. one snd ALI tu, DON'T al me
a, ONCE. and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
Where YOU will find Splendid Assortment of
FaIi md Winter Dry Goods,
lust received, among hieh the following Su-
perfinc French Droadclo,h: West "f England do;
Heavy Beaver do Fl 81 rate article fm Overcoas,
and erea, variety Of Woi Dyed. Black and Fan.
CIV Csssimerc-. S.tines Mousseln. .iainr.. r, ~.
le.ianes, Ca-hmeIes, Alpatc ,s, &c.. &c. Also. n
beautiful assortment of slicoes of The latest styles
and patterns which vi b. sold cheaper than ever ;
also, Woaen ani other Shaw's il great variety,
from 40 cts to $40; a general Tssnriment e lIo-
siery, Gl,ves Susppnders Mi'ts. &C., &c; large
nssor,mcn, of Women'a. Mcn'. and Ni.ses Gum
Shocs which will be sold cheaper than ever before
off..el.
He has likewisr in addition to tho sb,ve stock.
an extensive assortment of Quesnscare, Hurd,care,
Snddi,rv and Gr0ctrits Sugar from S To 10. - J
a,l21. Also Nails; Spikes; Iron; Snnde'snr's best
CAST S,eel English. American and Sweed Blister
do-in short every thing that j. usually kept in u
Country Store, all of which will be sold at very
reduced prices
nr Country Produce of al! kinds taken in eI.
change for Goods.
Sunbuiy. Nov. 22j, lSi5
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

C~ The Hon. JoHS c. CALuora has been
elected TO the U. s Senate by the Legislature of
South Carolina, in the place of the Hon. ID. F..
Hug-r. Mr. Calhoun received / IS out Of 80
votes. The return of Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Web.
ser 10 the Senate, will give unusual interest 10
the proceedings Of Congress They will both. of
course, take the .sd of their respective parties,
and are probably the two most talented men in
the country
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

The CLERK announced that the Hon. JOHN
w. DAVIS, having received the greatest number
of votes, was duty elected Speaker of the 29th
Congress.
A motion was made 10 strike out the one hour
rule, which was lost. A motion to restore the
rule TO prohibit abolition petitions was also lost.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
HENRY MASSER'S STORE

the very bet articles are sold a, the very lowest
uiices Now come ono snd all hut don't al C me
at once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
Mhe1e \ Oh will find q SplenIll Assll imeIt Of
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

" WHEAT We stated last week that co 900
bushels of wheat had been sent to market by our
Seiinsgrovc neighbors. We have been since IN.
formed by one OF the merchants of that place,
that the amount sen; oil a, the close of the ravga
ton, was about 400, 900 bushels, and that the a
bushels
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

u The AMERICAN SENTINEL, on Monday last,
commenced its career as an afternoon paper,
greatly improved in its appearance. The Sen,i.
ne is firm supporter Of the present ,arla and Of
Pena.y!Y.1@!. interests generally.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

u7- BAsK OF NoRTHrMBERLASp.-Ata an cleo
,ion for directors OF this institution, held on tine
18th inst the following gentlement were elected
to serve the ensuing year, viz John Taggart,
Danl. Brautigam, Amos F.. Kapp, James Tasgart,
John Porter, Lewis Dewart, Peter Richter, Sam.
uel Wolf John Walls, Samuel Wilson, Peter Bal.
dy, VIM M'Kelvy, Joseph Bound,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

CJ-CAsAL NAVIGATION CLOSED here Sstar-
LAY last, whether il viii again open, will depend
on the weather, There are many boats aAoat,
wheat for the Philadeir rhIa market. Las, season
the canal closed on the iii OF December, nearly
two weeks LATER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

O-T few 30 10. kegs of printing ink can be
had at this Office, at Philadelphia prices for cash
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

o. The PrEsTpENr,s MESSAGE, has crowded
ont almost all other matter this week
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06
2 2 ? = = =

Augusta, Nov. 2e. lsi5 $,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-06

Sunbury Drc. 6, lSi5.-5t Re
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
.JaYne2s EXDCClOTAMt.

No other medicine will remove mu
Gus or pus from the throat SO thorough
Iy as this, II efIecluslly Iooeepe III,
coagulated masses from The membran,
which limos the trachia, and at every
cough the patent will bring up portion,
| OF lhe disengaged matter. In all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems 10 be maxine no ef-
fort TO throw of, the disease, Jayne's
Expectoran, imparts vipor 10 the ma
chinery Of respiration. and enables them
to dsencumbor themselves of the OBJ.
srucrions which he'd impeded their free
operation Coughs. Colds Bronchitis
PIeuri.y-in a word, oil diseases of q
pulmonary nature, yield TO his preps-
ration. # properly administered.
HAVE YOU A CoUGH7-D, not neplecr
it, thousands have met a premature
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
ROadl NOlice,
Jan 81, ls45.

Thsre will be a petition presented to
the Commissioners ri Carroll county a
their next session, for q view ol coun-
~ road, 10 commence at the line be.
tween Jacob Shnrer and Chsrics Miller
on Ihe Mahon Beatty road 10 Blown
township. thence the nearest and best
route near the North East corner Of Ja.
cob Sharer's land 10 said township
thence South along the line between
Jacob Sharer and john Cook, TO inter.
sect the Lisbon and Philadelphia grede
H3ar the finger boards.
January II, IB45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
PICTURE OF HEALRH.

Health is characterised IN an indivi.
dual by the absence ol all pain, suffering,
or affection ~ any part OF his body; by
the tree and regular exercise ol ali his
functions without any exception. They
consist IN having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free evacua-
lions, without iooseness or Costiyeness,
at least once IN every iwenly~lour houtsi,
end without heat, drypess, or burnrng
at the passage; the free issue OF TIE wa
ter without acr!mony or burning and
without reddish sediment which Is al
ways a sigr Of present or an oPP Proach-
ing pain; quiet sleep without aFgtatIOn
or Troublesome dreams: no lasTj of bile
or other bad tasle in the nrulh upOu
rising IN the morning; no sJurness or
disagreeabo rising Of the 81 Somach; a
+ clean tongue; sweet brcath ;no itching
pmpcs or spots on The skii,; no niles:
no burning heat upon any part of the
bodys no excessive thirst when unexpos.
ed to labor or other known cause no IN.
terruptiou to any natural evacuation, nor
+ pain at their periodical return.
Where the state of the system does
not hdrmonze with The above picture Of
health, It Is Of the greatest importance
that no time be lost Ia sending fora doc.
tor, or IN the use Of foolish remedies too
often The result Of speculation: igslnad
Of this course let dose OF Brandreth's
Pulls be taken, which will mt esceive
but will at once restore health 10 the mr..
GAG or part that requires it.,
! All who wish to preserve their health
all who are determined TO defend their
life ogainst the hcroachmenls of dis
ease which might send them prematureA
! " 10 Tie grave, will. without hesita lion
have reco0rso to the Brandrrh Pills.
"aen the stHle ol the system does not har.
mon'ze Wlth the above picture of health
thHse who live in country where
contiguous or other diseases prevail.
should often think Of this true p,clure OF
hgnI h, aud observe himself with particu.
lar attention, in order to act accordingly,
| The wise and rightly directed will follow
this adsIce-lhe uuwise are Ielt TO their
own destruction. For sale hy
H, A STlDGER.
! July 10, 1914,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
NOTICE

9shereby given that petition will be
presented TO The Commissioners Of Car
roll county at their March session, l945,
praying for an alteration Of The read
leading from James Forbes Mill to East.
port. Said alteration to commence at
the line between John Heacock, Seq.
and James Johnston, and from thence to
intersect the road leading from S,euben
vile TO New Philadelphia at or as near
the line, between Reason Soneman and
William Clark as a road can be made
PETITIONERS.
Jan 81, ls45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that there will bo n
petition presented to the Commissioners
Of Carroll county at their March session
praying for an alteration N The Carroll
ton Road, where The same passes ncnr
the residence Of Samuel Idding'o; com
pencIng for said alteration al the juno
tion or near tho north line At en- Oek Tree,
near John Paterson's fields, thence 10
follow north from saId point between the
lands Of Michael FImpe and John Paip
terson; also, between the land Of WIN
Wood and David SheIine. until it inter-
sects the road that runs east to Augusta
thence along said Augusta road TO the
corner ol Enoch Penock's land thence
west to the w0sl corner Of SAMUEL Id
ding's meadow, where the Sid Carroll
ton road passes about Is rods north o
Samuel ldding's house.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan "a, 1915.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR

IBALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR
Is caused by want OF healthy aclIon
of the vessels which throw off The per
spiration from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
spiratiou is thick and cammy and ad
here's to tho mouths Of the pores and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or dandruf. Less blood is then
carried to the roots OF the hair, and Tor
want of which the hair has not suffi-
cient noUrishmenl. and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, aud begins 'nsen
sibIy TO fail Off which continuing 10 in
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore ihe capillary vessels OF the head
10 their former healthy circulation, and
a fine silky new hair will make its np
pearsncp which will increase in quanli"
ty and volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC ia the only
that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in nnumerabe 10
stances, and will seldom fail, if proper
Iy and veingiy used,
For sale BY | Atkinson 81 Co Car
rolIon, and R K, Gray, .Waynesburgh. |
September l3, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that petition will be
presented TO the Commissioners Of Car
roll county at their March Session, 1915,
praying fpr an alteration 10 tho road lead
iEg from IIardesiy'e Mil to Canton; com
mCnClng oFsald alteration athe west side
Of Armstrong; Run, ~ the lane Of John
Reed, thence running through the lands
Of said John Reed in a south 0aslerly
direction 10 stake 10 the road nov
travelled, between the Innds of said
Reed aud llardesly; then south along
The west side ol the lots IN the town Of
Malvern. on the lard Of said llaroesly
TO tho west end Of Wood street in the
town Of Malvern aforesaid, thence Easp
along snit street to where It inlorsecls
Paris street 10 sand town.
December 9th, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
Q,o(Irc.
PROPERTY IN HARRISBURGH
FOR SALE,

The subscriber proposes to sell his
property, situated in the town OF ii r
rsburgh, Carroll county, Ono I'mg in
the North part OF the town opposite Mr.
Loescs Tan yard There e'c TWO Lots
with a good two story frame Il use on
also good frame Stable. Also. ,wo Io,,
on Main street, adjoining the Wagon
making shop II DAVID Need, on one o
which is a good Blacksmith Shop
with also sell lwoonlre sets Of Black
smiths Fools,
Terms viii be made to suit purcha
ser or purchasers, II the subscribe
should be absent at any umo, the pro
porty wul he shown and terms mad
known by George Puah, Esq
EDN IN WOODRUBN.
New tlalrsbulgb, Nov. Is, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
NOTICE,

10 hereby given that there will bo a
petition presented to the Commissioners
ofCnuoI county at their March session, ,
praying for tho Rrsnt of a Road com.
mencIng al the Leesburgh road, on tho
line dividing the lsnds of Sylvester
Trip from Jacob GanIz and George
Ganlz 10 run duo east ou said limo, or as
near as a good road can be made; thence
on said line dividing the land ol Charles
Fawcett from William Trl1p, jr, 90 far
as by bearing southeast to Iulorsect the
land at Christian Klnlner at the purtI-
Nf0u fcnCo, or intended lane le1dlng past
William Trips house, lhenco on the
north side OF John ChcelhNm's Barn
Nhence with the ano Of said Chealham
70 lntersect the Stale Road, leading from
CarrOIllon TO Cadiz, thence north witt
said road 10 Henry A Sudgefs saw
mill; thence east with tho line borwscr
sald Stldger aud Lew Simmons, or .,
near as practicable to Slldgor's mi
dam, thence by boaring North so as t,
divide the bottom from tho hill land, t.
inlersect the road Loading from Carroll.
ton 10 New Rumloy
M NY PETITIONERS.
Jan "a, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
Produces Wanted.

Wheat, Faxseed, Timorbysecd, Clio
yer seed, OATS Flour, Butter, Eggs
Beeswax TaIIow, Flax, Rags, Towyam
IN short almost all kinds Of producr
bought by
CUMMINGS g. AKERS.
Carrolon, Nov. 8lh 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
Fresh ArriYal OF Gonds!


Fish, Leather, Salt. Tobacco, Tar,
Iron, Steel, Sugor, ard Coffee Of the
best kind at 10 cents per pound; un-
bIeGChod MusIn at s, 10, Ia AMI II!
cents per ward; variety Vi kind, OF
Koivee and Forbe, Spoons, pen and pock
el Knives; a very baau'liU assorlmc Ut
Of pretty Calcoesj ksuucky JeauQ
SatIinelDs, Broad Coih, Tia Ware. ano
hollow Ware common cups aud saucers
plates and dishes stone Ware, snd many
other articles ol goo5s commonly found
10 country stores all Of which olfsr for
sale el.red0ced prices for greater va
rIeiy of Farmers produce than l. recclv
ed in payment for store goods in this
part Of Ohio, auch as Turkeys from ~
to 3l4 cents a piece; we'll rea,horcd
Geese at l2i GEMS; Docks s cents; tai
grown chickens Ga, small ones in pro-
portion to size; fowls taken alive; hard
Soap good and Gry 8 cents per pound;
hulter 8 cents; small white Beans so rts
per bushel, and other produce as high
priced as can afford. As vlsn pIus.
burgh often. | shall be abe to give fair
price for such produce as will suit that
market These are my present prices.
subject 10 vary according 10 value
N B | intend to keep none hot the
best KIND Of Sugar, Tea, Cofe sud MoIas.
ses Ior sale Har's Farm, Augusta
township, Carroll 20, Ohio.
JULIUS C. HART.
Jan 10. l845