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A YANKEE Notion Cooking Stove winch has
IA leen IN r.e two year. at nv hon tor ale rhea D.,
p" "a lie in wood. Also Heavy Coating al NV orr.
Dec. H. 1915 90 r. LYMAN
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Robert Thompson's Utcri Abdominal Sup.
porter and AbiOmido Pelvic iaIlda &C.

porter and AbiOmidO Pelvic Isa nda &C.
WE have pnrcha ed he exc, >ive r-h, uf max ing
W and ven'i g he a. Owe men Toned IN :. ruinent.,
within the Co,n'les Of Chitirnden and Franklin, IN
Inc pa LOT Vermont and we now er ihcn 10 the
P"lc, "oni eni iha, they eq al in every r-.pert
ana ~ many iar'ir'lar- far lperior any hing OF
appro' alton Of The Me heal facnl'y IN alimos, all
parts OF the country where ih"v have been nitro
tl,reI. HARRINGTON e KRO ruER
we have carefully examined DR.. r 1hp,np on'>
apparatus tor the relief and OF Proiapsus Lreri
d'r. as well as the lie t'mogy aud opinion. Ut hi.
eminent members ofIhe Fac,liv an re of the de-.
cided oplnlon that they worthy the attention ui
the pu lie. and thai they will IA hi.h rank among
nveniI NJ now eiure The Publc ir the cure Of the
diseases for whLh they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
II HATCH.
Z. CHAMBERLAIN,
WV. ATWATER
The above instrument. for ale by
HAkRlNGTUN & BROTHER
Dee. lS4j-27 n3
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Judah FrencIl's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT, IN Prof ae Co'ri hol
Lamoille District. s. l. Den al the Prof. a't
Oli,en johnson, in said District, on the 18th iav
November A D lS4j.
J uinh q. French administrator on the e.ia'e o.
JUDAH FRENCH, late If Cant ridge. in said di..
iric deceased proposes To rend, account Of hi.
administration, and preeni IL count a, admins.
traitor aforesaid, for examination and lowance.
WHERErPuS, I i. ordered that The .ame T. referre
TO sion OF the Probate court. laid district II
lie hollen at The Inn Of w. p. Marhew-, IN HYDE
park, IN an district n the 2iih day Of December
a. D. 1915, AT - o',lock, NJ for examina ion aud al
lowance and that a concerne e nuiIned hereof
by the Publication e this order in The r'inrtur
Free Press, printed al Burlington, three week, sue
cessively, leore al time o hearing, that they ma,
appear at said time aud place, # hev See cause, anc
0Ject thereto.
BY or 'rr Of Cmr'
WILLIAM W. WHITE, Register.
A true copy Il Record.
26 Ate.i, WARNER White. Reoisfer
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Miscellaneous Goods.
Dissolution.

THE coparinershp heretofore existing between the
J. suhscrhers under the name of Lovely Il Sey-
monr Is dissolved n iovclv is auiho'l-ed TO receive
the payment Of oil deb's due tn la'e firm.
N LOVELY,
MARTIN A. SEYMOIR.
Burlington, Nov. l2, 1915. 26mS
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JERICHO ACADEMY.

Nv INTER TERN commences on the first Wed.
w nesday Of December.
r. NCuERS.
ALEXANDER MILLER PRINCIPAL
EDWARD F. s. MILLER. Asst Principal.
MISS tCCRErlA MILLER. Teacher Of Drop
ing and Pointing. and he French Ian guaye.
TE ACnERS' DEPARTMENT..
A limited experiment with u teachers class during
the past term has sh concu siveIy the ad.
vnn'ase> 10 be derived from establishing depart.
ent devoted entirely 10 this object. II is determined
Therefore TO commence the presen, term with regular
daily exercises 20 continue through the year con-
slsns of careful rehearsal of The principles If the
English Language in all it. paris, and with design
To present all the advantages of normal schnnl.-
Those who wonld prepare themselves for teaching
are invited To make the experiment.
Jericho Centre Nov. 24lh lS45. 26w3
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TIN AND SHEET IRON.
$50 boxes l-3 X Tin,
80 Xand Square do,
10 " 100 Pllte,
$50 boxes Cana'ia Plates,
Is bundle. r issia Iron from 81 TO II ID. IL the
Sheet
20 bundle. English Iron No. 81, IS, 26. and 81,
$500 III. Wire, a~>oriel ,ize-.
30JO h. Brazier's Rod, Tined, Copper, Shee,
aud Bolt Copper.
2j boxe. Ponipuoi Iron in Woot boxcs,
3 casks Bright Zine. for .ale low hy
~ 70 LETT & BRADLEY.
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cow.

STkAYED on the 9th ms. a small Red Cow, ha
=: - on he! horns Rope when she left any informa
uon Of said COW will be duly rewarded by
HORACE WHEELER.
burlington, December II, 1915. 2Sw3
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william II. BIrnham's alias solomon Whea.
tn,,sS A. Int
True rOnV II Record.
26 Attest, wARSER WHITE, REGISTER.

William r. Barnham's alias solomon Whea.
tons state.
WE the Subscribers having been appointed nv
w the Honorable the Probate Court ~ tn. Dis.
fr' tCh'enien commissioners To recrive. rxr,nine
and ADJUST the claims and r"nnds Of all persons
against the estate Of WILLIAM p. BUkNHAM.
alias SOLOMON WHEATON. late Of Burlington.
IN sad Dstrr'i, deceased, rtprescn ed insnlvcni,
date herayf iri,n aN""'ai - --i a. g.. -.
p,, ~. ", Wv eS'e hrrthy give no'"e that we Will
arena IL the business ni our appointment, n iho
office of Geo. X PIaif. in iiur.insion, in said DIS
r'c', on the Err, Mr"dcys Of Jannary and February
runry nrx,, at O'Clock, A. NJ. eac ~ :. ID day
Dated this 4th dav of November, A. D. lsi5.
GEO B. SHAW. c.
JOHN v pONROY I tomm.
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A. =. DEW

HAS receiv,ni his Fal and Winter suppy Of Gro.
L. cefes Xc. 10 which he lnv,frs the attention OF
purchasers. Iavln. scoveted that GooG t,mds
find a ,dv sale whist those oi infer qn'ity re.
q the rxp'r ilI"re al. spue ,l,urie 10 tf.ai the
irei t,,sf". ii" s'uc nnN offered h Q been
cIsl with care hopeng to give satisfaction 10 all
VIII ni,y rA,,.". ,ic .a,,,, III mar patronage.
Among rhr Grncelrs will he found The usual supply
ri Teas, Sugars, Coffee, SpIres. &c Also, Siusris
Sugar house Syrup, aud rushed Sugar.
Ia,
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CHARACTERIZATION co.

'I\HE Sioc'h 'ers II The Chan,lain Tran .por
alton Company are hereby no lie |, thar the a
nj N eng for The election Of dire tor The veal
ems ling. aud Tor the tran,ac,uu OF nnv other b !. T.
mes ihoIgli proper when met, will be hol.n al
prouIy, H",e Il" burlington. on Thursday The frs
day of January next NJ one o'clock, r. NJ
BY or 'er. DC.
P. DOOLlTTLE, Clerk.
Burlington, Dec. 1T, iS45
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BARNES NOTES on the Gospel and Ep,,les. for
ID sale by S.WUODS.
December IL. %
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NVacarOi,i.

n'D Won ever use il =? never make soup wi hon,
- u. hn, C me To Lyman. and buy il. Also pre-.
served G'"ssr put lite in your Apple Sauce 4,
mat es IL O frsI raH. =
Pur'inpt IN, Fec 4, 1915. 81
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Still on Hand.

A Few mora Chesrs Of that superior ou,ltv snt
"A low pri'ed TIA 60 highly recomme. id,d v IN,
oes, Of ~ 'ses who have used the article.
r. LYMAN.
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I.amp Oil.

1000 s ss:;% .:s n:s.s , wr s sad I'd
Nov Is, rs (26) BY STRONG'S Co
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NESS PORK.

HOW DUIS. INUTV1ETII VOUUJFS
New York Mes Pork, packed and m pecci in No.
vcmber lsi5 and made from very heavy Hogs, t,r
sale low bv FOttETT g. BRADLEY
Nov 2j 1875 ~
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Buffalo Robes.

EIiAS LYMAN has for sale a chn~e n, | well ..
pliable pelt~ and dark heavy fur. W.
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YlJ0T RECEJvED and for sale by the subscriber. n
.LlHr6s ssppiy ofOrmsbvs' De6nlon Spelling Book! !
WhAlssas and Retail! 3. WOoOS.
fnecnnheg1l. %
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TOBACCO.
rs boxes Boun's Tobacco,
SO " l.oyd'> do
60 Carper's do
Is Clark. do
so " Siearn>' ,u
IS -" Martins very fine IN Is Id. boxes.
20 bbls Smo,ng
10 Fine Cmi,
s lose oi best Havan, Tohacco for smoking
Pom l. M. FU.LETT Il BRADLEY.
Nov Is, as (2T South What.
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N. G. RATHBUN a. CO.

MERCHANT I'AILORS.
Lave again returned from New.York with on
II additional supply Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, vEsTlNGs, AND
Tri m m In gs.
Among which are Blue BIZ, Brown, Gold Mix'd and
Blk. French Beavers, Blue Blk Brown Green, blue
and Blk. French Cloths, Plain an | Fqd. Blk. Doe
Skin Cnssineres, Blk. Satin, Plain and Siripd. Bara.
thea Serg ,'e Rome, and Velvet vestnes Blk, Brown
and Orab Veveis, do do do Sereedy and Buttons
together with large assortment Of Fancy Cassineres
and yesings
Also Shirts, Bosorns, Collars, Crava,s, Suspenders
Tape Measures, DC. &c.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1875.
NJ. G. Rathbun, &. r. Ward
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Carpetiu,u.

A LARGE sssortmen, Of Carpets, Of various
n widths and qualities. English Drugests enc
sair Carps,s, for sale chssp for Cs.h. BY
N. LOVELY.
Nov. 2. l9l6.
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SiraYctl.

IRON Benz. wright's intervale, in Colchester, q
small white face, bob allied sortel hor Q.
Dec. LIST. IS45. SAMUEL 8. SKINNER.
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I:stray.

CAME into the Enclosure of the subscriber m or
~ amour me 18th OF Oc'. n small HeIfer Calf the
requested to prove property nav charges and
"se AWAY q. T. RUSSELL.
burlington, Dec y 1915. 27w3
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Henry Townsend's Estate.

Henry Townsemd'sA Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro-
District Oft hittenden 80. l bate Court for the
District of Chiitenden To all persons concerned in
The estate of HENRY TOWNSEND late Of Troy, in
tn. State Of New Yark, deceased, testaie
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Geo. r. Shaw. administrator with the
Will ANNEXED If the Of said dece, spd proposes
TO render account NJ his administrations and pre-.
sen' his arcount against said estate for examination
and allowance NJ Session Of the ru,rt IF Prnb,e IN
brhuden NJ The Registers office burlington ~ said
district on the fourth "wednesday Of December 1915.
THEREFORE, You nre hereby noiifed ~ appear be.
before me NJ the lime and Mace Af resat, and shrw
cause, If any You have. why the account aforesaid
shoul not he allowed.
Given un'ler my hand at Burlington, this 4,h dav OF
Decemher, A. d. l34j.
27w3 WM WESTON Regisi.r
STATE Of VERMONT, I7HE Hon. The Pro.
ni.'rc' ot'ranl ! lie, -. la-hac C@rrt for the
hs'rc, OF Hrani Isle TO The her ani all concerned
~ he F..ta'e Of Daniel G. Sawyer aie Of Sonh Hero,
he rased. ERErrrso
Whereas. Pomerry Sawyer. admins.ra,or Of the
Fs'ae II the arI Dane q Sawyer, ha rerr>.>eniel
to M, C"'rI thai The per ona estate o. the laid de-
ceased is in.'IItien tn paw his inst ,eb- ly the I'm
OF $500 and hath april for cen q 10 .el Ger am
par el Of lanl below given TO SAIL es,ae living IN
'th Hero, ae'l the P 'lman farm and Ferris anl,
10 ems" lie HIM ~ ray he sah nm and the co l. and
char res :" settling aid estate and ,ha, mart OF laid
iar,n 'annOi It'd wihou injury 10 those nere ted
Thertfr", yonare here mortified 10 appear efore
the Pr' baie orri N ts ion 'leret al the Pr
ate lice ~ N'rb Hero, TN the 27ih '!av of Deem.
eT 4. ID. 1875 an show good ca,>e 10 The contrary
or give bon ~ al C.urt shall direct for The pay.
meni of lad debts and CHARGES, .u,herw.e the .aii
administrator will be licen ed and author z-d 10 .e
sal farm Tor the purpose aiore.a,d whmh a',r?o,e
u t>or ere that coy O this rler he It'll hei,hree
weeks sue essivelv m The Free Pre- e. paper prin ed
al burlington IN The Co iay Of hit,en en ,on Is
maybe. invite swhereoiI have he,e'o affixed he
seal ot sat1Pr ate Corr,, an b,crib. nv name Il
Tran Isle IN sal district TIN. % .av nfNovrm' er A.
u. 1913. C2V JABEZ l. ADD. .T.dge.
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Tin Plates. &c,

Tin Plates. &c.
1OO B"xcr Tin Plates, l.3 X and extra sizes.
IZu 100 boxes Canada Plates
40 packs Russia and Eng ish Sheet Iron
asst. Nos.
500 lbs. Sheet Copper,
co Rdis Iron Wire, asst
1000 lb.. Sheet Znr. Copper holt, Blk. and
Timed Rivei., with general assnrimen' of Timers
Gnds STRONG'S e. Co
Nov. Is. AS. 26
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5 'ho"l Books and Stationary,
A T City Prices !! or as chenp n. any hody sell.
IN Burlington w STEiENS WOODS.
Sirong's Building
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A FULL supply OF Ground Spice, Eaters Cotua
"A and Ch'co.aie, Pepper Sauce, MIS- ari. fr. tor
sale hv A. s DEWEY
Nov. &c, 1885, 81
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THE BOSTON SiCRrD " ,RMONY ar New
I En1land cullacihn OF Church Music nv
r Bis.nLL he ,huvp Is derieiiy the best Book
that en- he had the nusic is new and oripina and
containing the various metres and the Elementary
Principles are pam as any man can talk them.
Il Is designed lur the use Of all denominations
+ r sale by STtVENS " ODS,
Dec. 3, 1915 A"-Hf f,rfe Publishers
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MOlasscs.
on Terces ot best ST. Croix,
~ 10 tlhds Su do
10 do PK
Is do Trinidad
Sugars,
Is fIhIs ST. Cro,x,
10 do Mnscovado,
10 do PR
Il do NO
Is Cases W"olsey and Woolsey' DIR Loaf and
Lu,np,
20 Ribs Powdered,
20 d. Crushed,
Is do Coffee Ciush"d,
70 LETT & Brady.
South Wharf. Burlington,
November Is, 1916.
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1UlS3E PSACTERr,by L. Mason snd Gee. y. Webb
j & new v, just received and Tor sale Of CITY paI'
.':, s. ,, g. woo1s'
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Paints and OF.

Paints aud OFT.
D Tons Whit" Lead, dry. and in Oh. Pure 'Erira
y NJ. | v-ni,ian Red. Freach Yellow Verdi iris
VIII ing. Re Lead. Spirits TnrpenIine, Patty, Var
ni>h i.,hnrg', Umher. also Lint Seed OIL.
NV. "a, as. (26) STRONG'S & Co
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E.u.s
1EO Boxes NJ Il R,sins Fresh Frnii)
i ~ 20 do d., do in Iavsrs, very fine for
Table use
IS half boxes do
SD quarters.
20 half kegs Bloom. so lbs each.
10 bags Snfi Shell Almonds
10 do Madeira Nuts,
10 do Brazil do
BY FOLLETT &. Brady.
25h Nov, l345
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NPAt City Priccs!!!{D
VTVHE New England ECONOMICAL HOUSE
i KEEPER and Fanny Receipt Book, every
.f.,n'lv should have one
NAtTONS' VrvdOSr REOtoTSN ~.
,ne,s = Aln,nac for l9i6 Al whol.sa. and 10 nil b,
Bur ingion, Dec. 3, 1885. 5. WOODS.
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Lustre for Cloaks and Dresses, and III innings fss
the .ainc Mcrrs and Neck TIES, ali II which She
vii cell for the lowest cash prices Ctain and Buttsg
recv'ved in exchange for goods.
Bur iingt n Nov. s. 1s45 23w6
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NEW FASHIONS.

M FRASER has just
Ms returned from New
York with the latest FASH
HATS, CAPS,
CLCAKS,
COATS aud DRESSES
and a splendid assortment
Of BoSSErs, CAPS, SILKS,
vfLvETs, RiBnoSs,
Flowers and f'EATHEas.
- $50,
n nnnd as.nriineni of the
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Sheciing. Wicking, Batting, SC.
Ok Bales Of various styles Of Sheetings.
~c AZ do do Wiking,
40 do do Batting,
10 Cases Bus,in Mixed Sattineit,
Is do Forest Coih. for sale by
Nov. 81. As FOLLETT & Brady.
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II \itIDW ARE.

SINONIS u co. hiring repenislei their stock
- OF Shelf and Heavy ard Ware, invite the n,,en
non of purchasers 10 lis ex1narion he ieviug II will
he found as extensive. the Goo lsas d"sirable and
terms NJ favorable as u; any s..-.l.-I-.--.i -
lounJrv The stock cons lists oil IN part rs follows
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-26
SENATOR CORWIN.--THE OREGON
QUESTION.

The New York Evening Post, rlocofocol
in an article defending our right to the
whole OF Oregon, makes the following re-
mark:
I'VE hear that Mr.. Corwin, popularly
called Tom Corwin, the new Wing Sena-
tor from Ohio, a man OF great reputation as
q adcoator, comes into Congress as decided
champion OF lhe American claim IN its en-
tirr extent"
We do not see what there is in this SUD-
position to surprise and elicit remark from
thu Post. Mr.. Corwin goes no further than
the party to which he belongs on this ques-
zion. We have yet to hear of the first
Wing who is disposed to surrender any
portion OF Oregon to which we have an un-
questionable claim. If, however, we can
not establish a just claim to Oregon up to
the 54th parallel, and can establish our
claim to the 49th parallel, NJ. Corwin
would sand up for the just claim md no
more. We are among those who have be-
lieved that Mr., Polk is not half so anxious
to war for the whole of Oregon, right or
wrong, as he would have the country be-
lieve.
The Post opposes the grant of land to
Oregon emigrants, recommended by the
President, on the ground that itwouId pre-
cIpitate difficulties between the two coun-
tries,-O S: Jour.
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TINBLY WARNINGl To ,bo,a

TINRLY WARNING! 70 those
predisposed 70 Consumption! !! - The
weekly records Of Death and The vasI
amoun' hat die OF Consumption. shuuId
convinc" ell, thai M time should be Iosr
in procuring something TO arrest N,
HYDRA headed monster in due season.
before il takes hold Of the tender mpm-
.branes Of the Lungs. and causes lhem
TO disease. This timely caution NAV
ba the means of sraring many from The
shadows Of tn Grave, and placing
within their reach remedy that
TENS OF THOUSANDS
have used before them many who are
living monuments OF health 10 the pre-
sent. Is il not then a blessing 10 The
CONSUMPTlVE that there il a medi-
cine that will remove their affections
and restore sound health This is to be
found IN the timely use of DR. Duncan's
Expeclorant Remedy, a medicine pre-
pared expressly for Diseases Of the
Lnngs and The premonltory sVmp'oms
OF Consumption Those who are sfflc.
ted with a Cough, Cold, Hoarseness.
and Soreness Of the Throat, Bronchitis,
Spnting of Blood, Pain IN he Breast nd
Side, Difficulty Of Breathing &c should
not delay procuring the Medicine until
il is TOO LATE!
DR. Duncan's Western Medical Ofire
is $50 Sy' amOre. e.. Cincinnati, where
his Med crnes are lor aale.
tCFC& early at the store Of K. JACK.
son, who has been appointed only agent
for this medicine in CarolIton.
N 3 Private Office attached for
the trea'm"nt and advice OF all classes
o. di,e'scs.
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takes advantage Of The occasion to admin.
isterto his Democratic friends the following
salutary and timely admonition. - Cincin-
NAH GGsetie.
"Bui. although we think Great Britain
IN no haste to engage in hostiities with
the United States, Just as we believe that
our own Government is not disposed RASH
ly 10 precipitate the country into a war,
there is yet something to be learned from
her example II war should unhappiy
grow out of the controversy, Great Britain
will te prepared for it-onr own country,
unless Congress giues the subject lis imme-
d'dte d serious attention, wW not. Our
seapolts will be found without defence,
our coasts unprotected, and our commerce
VIII offer rich prey to the enemy. VaIor
we lack not, hut it is vaor unorganized
and undlscipllned; means and resources
we have IN abundance but the means are
not ready to he applied, and the resources
are yet to he called forth. 1t is for Congress
to bethlnk itself, before the session closes,
noe our Poputous and actiUe SpaDorts are 10
be protected against a descent from the enc.
my. The most judicious preparations that
we can hope TO make would still leave the
disadvantage on our side at the commence
ment OF the contest, though we might ex-
pect that when the spirit of the nation was
once reused, all deficiencies of this kind
would be,speedily repaired and all disas.
ters retrieved" (
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-26

Our venerable friend, John Cotton
Smith, President of he American Bible
Society. (says the N York Commercial
Adv is numbered with the dead. Thosp
who have attended The aunlversaries OF
the Bible Society for several years pas
will recO Iecl the deceased ~ he presld
ing officer OF that society, and the friends
OI the Bible Suciety were always de
lighted bv his efforts to promote the vel.
fare ol that nOOIe institution. He died
al h's residence in Sharon, Litchfeld
county, CT, on he 7h inst, in the Slsl
year Of his agp
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sale Of Real Estate.

10 pursuance ol the will Of Isaac
Miller deceased, and by virtue OF de-
cree Of the court Of common pleas. in
and for The county OF Carroll, in Chan
cery sitting, there will be sold to the
highest bidder on Frtav rhr 30rh day
Of January. lS46, at 10 o'clock of said
day, at the town oI DlwnlogviIe, Car
roll county the following descI ID ed real
estate, the property of said Isaac Miller
deceased, to 0i'; The north west a.. r.
tor OF ser''On 80 OF range 7 townsntD
10, except so much If said quarters sec
ton as is included 10 The town plot of
The town Of Downingvillp.) and also
Iots numbered 4 I2. 46, and The nndi-
Vided three fourths of lot number % IN
the town Of Pekin in sad COUNTY: and
also O's numbered So and 81 In the
town of WaynesNurgh, Stark county
and State aforesaid, and alao lots num.
bered t. 4, 10 II. IL l3 ID Is l6 II.
Ia. 10, 20 % 30 30 81 80 80 81,
35 SO, 81 3S 80 40 AZ. 4S 5S Sd, SIS,
81 5S, SO, SO SO 70 H. 72 73, IA,
and 8, IN 'h' town Of Downiugvl!lr, n
said county Of Carroll. The said tract
Of land is situated on the line Of the
Sandy and Beaver Canal, adjoining the
town Of DowningviIIe, is we'll improved,
fertile and valuable. The town lots
above described are all situated in towns a
through which will pass the Slndv and
Beaver Canal, and present 10 mechan-
Ics, capitalists. and others. an opportu.
nItv to SECURE valuable bargsius.
TERMS One third IN hand. the re-
mainder in Two equal annual install
msn'" JAMES MILLER,
Executor Of Isaac Miller, decd.
Dac. 26 b lS45
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COverIet u Carpet weaving.

The subscriber, formerly OF Gao 2,
having located himself ~ Carroll cour
ty, 10 the house formerly occupied tv
Thomas CroZer deceased, on tie ro, d
leading from tlsgrrslown TO Woif's old
lavern srsHd, halt a mile from Morrisn,s
meeting house wishes hereby 10 inform
his old customers and the public, genfr-
ally. that he will carry on the above bu-
slness in all lis various branches BeiGg
prepared TO execute his work ia the mot
durable manner and according to tha
newest patterns, double.
His old customers IN Carro'lton a d
vicinity aod all others who may wish To
favoT him with their custom, are iniot- =
psu that he will receive and deliver
work at the store Of VIM. M. Sinclair
From his long experience in lhe busl-
ness he is confident Of being able 10 fen.
der entire satisfaction 10 alI who employ
hun, and wilt warrant his work when ths
yarn is good. He will, moreover bs
punctual 10 his engagements, and make
reasonable chargest N B All persons
are feouested 10 weigh their yarn
JOHN CRUZlER.
Auoust % Is45 45-2i.
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INDIAN Com -- The New Y * Cou-
rier says: I'VE have seen a letter from
q member Of Parliament. in which he
declares hls inlenrion-if moi aol;clpa
ted by the minister - to move the House
OF Commons for The FEE admission Of
lndIR" corn into Eng land, and to press
a division IN the mnrion The letter
encourages The hope tbat Sir R Peel, il
he DOS not himself propose the mea
sure, will not oppose it, if the ParIia-
men' shall show any disposition TO adopt
il"