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Dry Goods, Hardware,

Queenswarc, Iron, Nails, Paints, Fish. Sail, &c.
all Of which will be sold as low or lower for CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE than they can be had in the place
The following kinds OF produce will he taken for
goods, viz wheat, rye, corn oats, flour, buck wheat
flour, dried apples, pOtaloes butter, eggs, flax, lin.
en-, flannel, wool, bacon, soap, cheese, lard and all
other kinds OF produce that is generally taken in
stores. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere and be
assured that will give you good bargains.
DENTsTRY and MATCHMAKING carried on IN the
same room. GEO. I. PARKER.
Canolon, March ID. l84G-tG
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EsTATE OF HENRY MOSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed aud qualified Administrator on the
estate of Henry Moses, late Of Carroll county, Ohio
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quired to make Immediate payment and those hay-
ing claims, TO present them, legally proven for set
tlement, within one year from this date
JOHN MOSES, Admir-
August 81, Is46-45-3t.
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PLOWS AND POINTS.

THE CaroIlton, bull, half crane, true American,
and a number of other patterns Of piows, kept
constantly on hand, or nude to order, al the ioun
dry in Carollton.
AISO.--Right and left hand, Carrolton, bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No. , to
No 81, John Long MassiIon, Buckeye, star, and
almost every kind OF plow points, constantly on
hand, and cheap for for cash. A. l.. LlTTELL.
Carroton, June 26, I846-37-tf
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estate OF NForitz Wees.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified Executor on the es-
tate of Moritz Wees late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quircd to make immediate payment and those having
eilams, to present thcm legally proven, for settle
mcnt, within one year from this date.
ROBERT WALSER, Executor.
Julv 10 lS16-39-3t
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LOOK Az THIS.

THE subscriber feeling desirous to have his old ac.
counts settled off immediately, takes this tn
cd Of informing all those who know themselves in
debted to him that he will take wheat in payment
of all his accounts over year standing lat market
price) if delivered at the Carrollton STEAM MILL be-
tween now and the first OF October next. This no.
tice is intended for all, without any distinction;
therefore all those who neglect this call cannot ex-
pect further indulgence. JOHN S. HUNTER.
July "a, 1846-4l-2m.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM HARDESry,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
estate of William Hardesy, late OF Carroll county
Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to said estai,
are required to make immediate payment and those
having claims, 10 present them, legally proven, fol
settl ment, within one year from this date
THOMAS LATTA, Admir-
August 81, ls46-45-3t.
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Thc Tariff IIepcaIcG!!

FOR cash, FLOWS may be had AT the CarrolIton
Foundry for the triiling sum OF four doHns and
a half have Large number stocked off in the
best and most substantial manner, and farmers will
find it TO their interest to buy now.
A. l.. LlrTELL.
Tuly Al I8IC-Io-H
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

0LD stoves, pots kettles, ovens, lids, CRATES CRATE
bars, and every description of old pot metal will
be received at the CARROLLTON FOUNDRY. at
half cent per pound, in exchange for castings.
A. l.. LIrrElL.
June 26, I04G-37-6t.
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ECKLEY Il DAVIS,

Attorneys and CounSellorS at Lar,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
IL their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties All business entrusted TO them will re.
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build,
ing, opposite the west door Of the court house.
Carroon, December ., l6Ij-n,
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NEW STORE,

THE subscriber il now opening NEW STORE on
Main sleet, one door west OF the WASHINGTON
HALL where he will keep large aud splendid as.
eortment of goods consisting of
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NEW GOODS.

A new and splendid assortment OF goods, just re.
celyed and tor SALE cheap for cash or country
produce. Call and examine the stock for your.
selves. GEO. Il. PARKER.
Cnrrolton, MAY %, Ig40-32-u.
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TAXES For 1916.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
~ OF Carroll county, that will commence collect
ing the taxes OF said county, for the year l846 ON
Monday the 2lst of September, and for that purpose
VIII attend one day IN each township, at The usu-
al place OF holding elections, to receive the taxes
from those who wish to pay them there, viz.
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COTTON YARN,

A large lot OF cotton yarn Of the best quality Just
"a received and for sale at the cheap store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Cauoton, February G, l846-tt.
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HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot OF hollow ware, Of Pittsburgh manuiac-
Il ture, just received and for sale cheap at the new
store OF ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carollton, February 6, l846-t
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MNuL WANTED.

1OOO0O pounds wool wanted for which vii
AVV''OV give as liberal price the times vii
admit GEO. T. PARKER.
Caroon, May -, I0i6-32-tG
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POT METAL.

| AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, aud
all kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered at the Cauollton foundry
A. l.. LlTTELL.
lime Q7 iRt6 --97-si
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will also attend at my office in Carroton, from
the 9TH day of October until the Goth of December,
to receive taxes from those who have not previously
paid. Those who neglect TO pay within the time
specified in this notice, must expect to pay costs in
addition. The following is the amount charged ON
each dollar of the valuation, for The present year
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ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

THE subscriber, for the purpose of keeping his
friends advised of his location, &c, would res
pectlully inform the public that he still continues
carrying on the above business at his old stand on
Lisbon street, Cauoton, a few doors north OF the
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL, where he can DO found
at all times by those who desire to preserve health
by keeping dry feet. lie, therefore, would recon-
mend the people who need
Boots and Shoes
to give him call, and he assures them that they
will 90 away well shod. lie isdetermned TO work
nothing but the best material that can be purchas-
ed, and his work shall be done in the most fashona-
BILE STYLE, as well as in the most substantial manner
Thankful for the patronage heretofore received
he is determined to render himself worthy of con-
tnuance of that support, which all industrious and
attentive mechanics should receive at the hands oi
a liberal public.
His shop is on the EAST side OF Lisbon street, one
door north OF Crumrine's blacksmith shop,
HENRY HELFRlCH.
Carrollton, February 27, l846-6m.
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LEESRURGM FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the cilizons
OF Carroll and the adjoining counties, that they
have erected new
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II. GRIswOLp,
Canton, Ohio.
VAN BROWN,
CarrollIon,O
nnnnvNNG GRISMOLD.

Attorneys and C0uHsellors at LaT'
Office in the court house, CaHo.l'on' oAlo'
March 90, 1B44-L
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Boots and Shoes
NIUSLINS.

MUSLINS.
A LARGE lot Of brown and bleached muslins, Just
~ received and for sale at the new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CaroIIton, February G, l3i6--t.
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STONE WARE.

A good assortment of stone crooks, &c. on hand
Il and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroton, April 3, l846-tf
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Nominations.
Col. J. D. STEVENSON,
New York City.

We inadvertently neglected noticing last week
counties.
In Jefferson county, a Whig Convention, held
at Bloomfield, on the 18th inst. placed in nomi-
nation the following ticket
For Representative, Finley B. McGrew, Au-
ditor, Charles A. Kirby; Commissioner, Joseph
Shane; Recorder, George Beatty; Poor House
Director, Robert Mccoy.
1t Stark, an Independent ticket has been form
ed, and Gen. S. Lahm nominated for Represen-
tative in Congress, and Hiram Griswold, Esq.
Senator. The Repository Extra comes to us
this week, containing the views of both these
gentlemen on the subject of 'the present Tax
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the salaries
of public officers; and the expediency of holding
biennial sessions of the Legislature"
tits very evident that the Democracy of Stark
have determined to support those measures
which will advance their own interests and the
general welfare, irrespective Of party consdera'
tions; and if we are not greatly mistaken, David
Tod, and his "uncompromjSiag hostility 10 Bank
ing" will meet with little favor in that quarter
The people can not long continue in error, il
opposition to their own interests. "The hard
ness of the times sharpeneth the wits'-AnC
when the people once resolve to free themselve
from the shackles ofparty, and pursue their owl
interests in accordance with their own judgment
you may as well attempt to restrain TexaI
stampede or arrest the progress of a fire in til,
prairie, as to confne them longer with part,
bonds.
We gave last week the communication of Gen
Lahm, containing his views in relation to Stat,
policy. In relation to the Tax Law, we have NJ
doubt he entertains the sentiments ola large ma
iority ofthe Democratic party. The importance
OF raising a revenue sufficient to pay the intcres
on the State debt is apparent TO every man, Viii!
and Democrat-andt dthateconomy in every depart
ment of the State government, and iudicious am
equals system Of taxation are necessary in ortcru
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To the Ladies.

HEADACHE AND Nervous COMPLAINTS are a source
of much suffering; and the nervous are singulary
prone to have their functions disorderodby oppress
ed condition Of the stomach. To relieve a state Of so
much distress, Gin which mind and body Participate)
Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills are
highly recommended, as, by combining aromatic, to-
MIC and aperent properties, they remove all oppres-
sve Occumulations, strengthen the stomach, induce
healthy appetite, and impurt tranquility to the ner-
vous system They also cure dyspepsia, coughs and
colds, and bilious complaints.
Office l79 Greenwich street, Garge Brick Block
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills;
and see that G. Benz. Smith is UriHea with pen on
the bottom of the box.
For sale at the store of R. J. Atkinson and drug
store of r. Kennedy, CaToton; VIM. H. Greer q
Co.. Magnolia; Thos, Lake, Morges; John Potter, n.
Harrisburgh; g. Maniull, Augusta L. Hall, Hanover.
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS!

1t is ndispensably necessary that my old bu-
siness should be settled up Immediately. |
therefore call upon all those who are indebted to
me on subscription to the Carroll Free Press, for
Job Work, or Advertising, to call and pay up
without delay. If | am forced into coercive
measures, there will be no exceptions. shall
expect all my business to be settled up by the
first ofSeptember next.
OLrI will take Wheat, (though money would
be Preferred if delivered by the first of Sep
tember.
N. B. feel myself under obligation to those
who have REALLY been patrons by being
punctual, (and we have many such,) for to them
alone we owe our present existence. Each in
dividual will know whclherthis notice is intended
for him. Friend, if you are in arrears, Thou art
he man," and the sooner you put yourself
in more cnviable position, the better for both
you and me. Remember, longer indulgence will
not be given than the first Of September
7. w. COLLIER.
July H. 1886
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The object of the War.

Already has the War cost our government
twenty-four millions of dollars, and the end is
not yet. Indeed the war is scarcely begun
From the operations of the government in rails
ing troops, and from Misrepresentation Of Wash
ington letter writers, there is little doubt but the
government contemplates war to continue for
years; and this under the preteXt of conquer
ing peace. The defence of our own soil Chat
is Teas sol, y was the avowed object of sending
our army first to Corpus Christi, and subsequent
ly to Matamoras. During the continuance of
the army on the east side of the Rio Grande, it
was styled the "Army of Observation" After
The battles of the 9Th and 9th, Matamoras was
taken, and the army lying there was then called
the "Army Of Occupation" In short time ii
will march toward Monterey and the "HaIls Of
the Montezumas'-it will then be called the
"Army of Acquisition" 1t is indeed apparent
that it is to be an army of progress-and the
war is to be a war Of progress-and the expen-
ses the good people will find to progress, at a
rate quite as rapid as their democratic principles
will enable them to endure and approve. The
design of the government is daily developing
itself. The enthusiasm manifested in the diff
fcrent States in responding to the requistion for
volunteers, has doubtless given confidence to the
government and will encourage it in the exer.
else Of greater power. And, in short time VIC
may expect to hear the conquest ofCalifornia
of New Mexico, Chihuahua, and other States
spoken of with as much boldness as was the an
nexaton of Texas. What was urged in favor
of the annexation of Texas that cannot, with as
much force, be urged in favor of the annexation
of New Mexico or California? Already has
regiment been ordered to California equipped fol
conquest and settlement, regiment to continue
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in Lee township, Carroll country. Ohio,
on the 18th July inst, JOSEPH BRowN, aged 70
years. The deceased was a soldier in the army
of the United States during the war of 1912, in
in which capacity he served his country faithful
ly. In December, 1918, the deceased was in a
recommending party under command of Lieutc-
nant JOSEPH II. LARwILL, on the river Thames
in Canada. The party were surrounded by a su-
pcrior force of the "Incorporated Militia" and
"Glcngary Fencibles," of the British army, and
after brisk engagement were overpowerod, and
either killed, wounded, or taken prisoners. The
deceased was among the latter. remained in
Canada until June, 1914, when he effected his
escape to the United States, and again Joined the
army, where he remained until the close of the
war. He was "a Wing Of The old guard"
COM
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.n1mi.ish th.H, a equally apparent. So iar p.
rsuiuuI urcessayIo theam.umoutof tIi.s end.
lhe TaN L.aw provides rorii5 accomplishment, b.
means most raocu1l, and in "a manner beast OPP
pussi,e to lhe peoples consequently, il will r.
cciye tha support o' lhs independent Democracy
Of Stark.
The bin in all is details does not meet their
appreciation, buiIhayar willinglosuppor Iho law
on account Of It's equitable general principles,
and trust to their Representative Co correct OBJ
jectionable features. In short, in Stark, aud we
hope in Carroll, the people have grown weary
Of 'ho stcreolypci promises Of democratic r.
ionn," which have only been fulfilled by acts OF
destruction, and have determined hencclOrh to
Judge Of the tree by lis fruit.
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THE TALISMAN.

AND ILLUSTRATED ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE,
Is the title Of very neatly executed monthly pc
riodica, published at Philadelphia and Washing
ton, by THEoPHoLUs FISK. As its title indicates,
tits intended to advocate the mysterious principles
of the Order Of Odd Fellows;-ond indeed we
think the OrdcrmustbecOmposedof odd teliors,
very,if the Talsman do not prove to it, an inter-
esting and valuable Magazine. 1t is worthy a
place beside most of the popular periodicals Of
the day. Terms, 81 per onnum; fifty cents per
volume of SIX months. Direct to the editor al
Philadelphia.
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THUNDER STORM.
July H. 1916.

Our town was visited on Wednesday morning
last by storm of rain, accompanied with the
most terrific thunder and lightning. The dwell
ING house of Mr.. Alexander Mcdowell, and the
Hotel of Judge McEldcrry were in quick success
sion struck with the fiery bolt. In the house
of Mr.. Mcdowell the fluid descended the CHM
ney through a room in which, but moment be-
fore, two of his sons were sleeping, rent the
chimney from the roof the floor, tore the man.
tle-piccc from the wall and scattered it in frag-
ments through the room-Continuing its course
down the chimney into the lower room, occupied
by Mr.. S. G. Mckee as a sleeping room, and in
which he and family were still abed, it descended
to the mantlc-picce, shattered clock resting up
on it into a thousand pieces, set on fire pillow
upon which rested the head ofa little girl, singcd
the hair on the head of Mr.. Mckee, and after
displaying all kinds of fearful and iancilul ecc-
tic cxcentrcity, broke the windows and escaped
without injuring any Of the inmates.
In the house of Judge McEldcry the fluid de-
scended the chimney, passed through room oc-
cupied by Mr.. Wilson and his wife, the former
confined to his bed by disease, doing little or no
damage to the room or furniture, it continued its
course to the bar-room. Here it made wild spor
of the mantle, tearingt Gromits place and scatter
ingitinpieces lhroughthe room, ovorurnoda large
trunk, broke few panos of glass, and passed
through the hearth to the ground.
What is most remarkable, is the mysterious
preservation of the inmates Of the rooms through
which the fluid passed; literally burning the pillow
under the head of one, and the hair on the head
of another, and yet leaving them unhurt. The
bed on which Mr. Wilson lay, was within two
feet of the chimney. His wife, but an instant
previous to the descent Of the fluid, was standing
between the bed and the chimney, administering
medicine to her husband. Altogether their pres
ervation, under circumstances of such imminon
peril, is wonderful indeed; gracious proof thai
our lives are in His care ''whos9 hand the
lightning forms."
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THE GUEST.

We have received the tenth (to us the frst)
number Of this periodical. It's literary jour
nal, published every two weeks, at Cincinnati,
edited by Mrs. r. S. NICHOLS Terms, 81 so in
advance. The Guest must prove very agreca-
bic guest to those who can be entertained by lit
crary vislers of the lighter class. 1t is entirely
a "homo Journal, ii journal of western litcra-
mrc-and doubtless receives a welcome reception
in many western family.
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THE MARKETS

CARRoLLTov, July 3l.-Flour, T. bbl. 50 %
ass; wheat, y bu. 45 cents; oats 10; bacon,
hams, 4 Ii Glc, sides 5ci butter, p Is 81; fa-
thcrs, f. Il 25c; talIow, = r. q.
PITTsBUEGH, july 22.-Flour, q Dbl. extra
brands, 50 75r0S2 81 superiino 50 jOldS2 G24,
wheat, q bu. 50 cents; sugar, \. o. prime, e Is
G4Oy7, fair 4GG4, Brazil, 1OlGlOl; moIasscs,
sugar-housc, # gal. 4O0I5, NO. 3OG3I; wool
f Is quarter blood, 90, common 1oG2G.
SrEUBENvILLE, July 23.-Flour. IL bbl. 50 50,
wheat, T. bushel, 50 cents; provisions, beef, mess
# Dbl. SO; pork, SlllGl3, hams, II Is G1UI
buucr roll, SOLO, Grkin 6, lard l. potatoes a. bu.
% cents; sugar, n. 0. G4G7 y Is. lump l2l.
EVANSVILLE, july 22.-Flour df bbl. So 90
wheat, SS bu. 40 cents; wool, 55 f. lIG23.
CINcNNATI, JULY 22.-FlJur, II Dbl. - a.
GS2 60; wheat, new, f. bu. 40 cents, Old, thD
same rate; fruits, the early ripe apples are now
beginning TO come in quite freely by market wau
one, and sell at 5O0Sl g bu.; a few ripe peach
cs are also brought in, and sell generally al abou
50 cents Y peck; n. o. sugar, f. Is 54GG4
bacon, sides P B4l0I5, shoulders 2G27 ham
4lGG wool, fall blood, aS il 25lG2G. Z 2iG2j
} 2OG23, ! 1GGl8, Tub washed 1920 cents.
New ORLEANS, july 13.-Flour. Il bbl. S.
5OOS3 90; bacon, sides q Is 5, shoulders 3.
CLEVELAND, July 2l.-Flour, % Dbl. s3 90
fancy brands, 50 25; wheat, 5S bu. 60 cents; ba
con. hams, a. Is 5053, shoulders, 2aG3; fish
white, aH Dbl. l.SGGSG 25, hf. bbls. 50 80. uou
50 so, pckcrol S4OSI so; wool, # B 1GG3O
BUFFALo, July 2O.-Flour. y Dbl. 50 1870
/ So 20; wheat, dP bu. GGC07O cents.
/ New YORK, July l8.-Flour, Y bbl. 50 94G
/ S4 O6; wheat, aF bu. G30S1; bacon, 8G9!.
BosToN, July l6.-Flour, % bbl. 81 O6L0$
! %; bacon. hams a. fb 7 cents; beef 81.
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PCBLlC SlLE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will
~ offer for sale, on Saturday the 18th day Of Au-
gust next, the following premises 10 VII: the west
side Of the southwest quarter OF section six l6,)
township sixteen no. range sx'G,) containing for
~ acres, mo or less.
JACOB LOTZENHEISER,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of Nj
chae. Fisher, deceased. July 81, IG46-42-3t.
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SEIERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ of Fl. Fa. &c, issued out ofhe
court Of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at the house
of John Shober, in Loudon township, on
Tuesday the IIth day of August next
the following goods and Chates, to wit: one pair OF
four foot Laurel Hill mill stones, one Flint Hill Burr
bed stone four feet, four horse creatures, one wag-
or, and forty head of sheep. Sale to commence at
70 O'clock NJ. on said day. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
July 81, 1846-42-2t Pr fee 81.
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RAILROAD MEETING

{ meeting VII. ta L..itu tl, e1uri hou-e ia Car
81 I,.iau s4 "Wednesday ..- Iz.h day OF August
HrHt, o. .ske measures ,aT opening books ur Jr
stock of ia. Carroll County ErHr1rl This work
recommends --i particularly 20 th- farmers Of thf-
scH.fg, and those es-t and southeast. as O. e. de-
.gaeI 70 tIlag uaer them ihe place 0i wheat mar
Sat. 10 hoped ihlt iu.I meeting Iom lh- c0uu-
g-y, wi. attend. and gIve evidence OF lho Interest
manifested ~ those whose welfare most % la pro.
mo.eI. MANY CITIZENS.
july %, I9lB-42-2t