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Dr. Duncan,s Expectorant Remedy.

For consumption, colds, coughs, splitting of blood,
bronchitis, difficulty of breathing, asthma, pain in
the side, breast and chest, whoopng cough, Group,
and all diseases of the liver and lungs.
Reoice rejoice! for the heart is glad. DR.. Dun
cans Expectorant Remedy brings new hopes and
atterng prospects to the consumptve patient,whose
life is attended with great suffering and pain, and
reduced to a slender thread. Despair not! While
there is life there is hope, and you may be relieved to
enjoy the blessings of health. Perseverance is then
only necessary, and that before the lungs are too
much diseased and liberated, and cure is uncertain
Thousands of persons are saved annually from the
"consumptive grave" by the timely use of DR.. Dun
cans Expectorant Remedy. Read the certificates of
cures performed in every part of the United States
These evidences are sufficient to convince all that
Dr. Duncan's medicine is a safe and certain remedy,
arrests that serious disease consumption in its infan-
cy, and secures health and happiness.
DIR. DmCan's Western Office, $50 Sycamore street
Cincinnati where all orders lrom the south and west
must in future be addressed also for sale at the store
of Robert J. Atkinson in Carrollton.
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The Tax Law once More.

When legislation effects the immediate inter-
ests orthe people, their jealousy and fear are apt
10 become so excited, that the subject is only seen
bv them in the worst possible light. Conclu-
sions are arrived at by the aid Of imagination
rather than Judgment, and nothing but the slow
process of practical demonstration will satisfy
when calm and dispassionate exercise OF reason
would clear the subject of all difficulties
MANY of the objections to the Tax Law have
their origin in the want of fcorrect information In
relation to the causes which, in the view OF the
Legislature, rendered necessary change in the
financial system of the State. And other obec-
tions arise from an incorrect view Of the prlnci-
pies of the law.
When the affairs of the State are wisely and
economically administered, noman should shrink
from his share of the burthen justly imposed
upon him. And perhaps all complains respect
ing taxation arise in the belief that the expen-
dimres of the State have been eXravagant and
unnecessary, or that the system of taxation does
not provide fair and equitable distribution OF
the burthens.
We have only to look at the annual increase
ofthe State debt from the year 1886 to the pre-
sent, to be convinced that our financial opera
tions have been unwisely managed, and that the
character and interests of the State loudly de-
manded change. In the year '36 the perma-
nent debt of the State amounted to $5,500,000;
in '37, to $1,000, ,162; in 40 had increased to
$14,O12,23 in '43, to $18,668, 1921, and in AZ
it had swelled to the round sum of Sis, 5000
Thus in a period of nine years 1t had been stea'
dily increasing at the rate ofnearly million ana
a half of dollars gear. The interest fund ha(
fallen short more than million and half ant
deficit in the ''sinking fund" was rising TIVE
millions. With such facts as these betor
them, would not the Legislature have beel
grossly negligent of duty to refuse inst
tuting an investigation into the causes, and pro
viding means for staying this ruinous policy
An investigation ofthe books, accounts, and pre-
ceedings of the Board of Public Works was hat
bv which it was ascertained that certain VAN
pires. democratic favorites, had by peculatio
and fraud swindled the State out of some fOa
hundred thousand dollars. To remove thes
leeches, was one step towards lessenlng the bul
thens of the people.
Still, the debt must continue to increase, ,thoug
not so rapidly, unless the revenue be raised
discharge the sum due the interest fund, ar
could not be reduced without supplying the d.
fcit in the sinking fund.- After providing again
frauds and for economy in the administration
the government, the only remedy left was tax
ton. Before ordering the per cenum to be il
creased, it was deemed advisable to ascerta
whether a revision of the old system was n
necessary, in order that every species OF prope
ty might be taxed according to its true value'-
If property be the legitimate subject OF taXatlO
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

The democracy of Columbiana have lead off
in the Congressional nomination. Without wait
ing for any expression of sentiment on the part
of Carroll or Jefferson they have entered DIR.
Geo. Fries on the list for reelection. His pa
trotic stand for 54 40 in the Oregon question:
destruction to Ohio Banks and Pennsylvania
Manufacmres-seven dollars month for the
poor soldier and EIGHT DOLLARS DAY for the
Hon. member of Congress, are qualifications that
seem to endear him to the democracy of Column
biana. But ifweare not mistaken they will find
that the democracy of Carroll think that other
qualifications are requisite for the man who is to
represent them in the next Congress. So palpa-
bly, is Carroll county entitled to the candidate
that neither the naughty assumption ofpower on
the part of the democracy of Columblana, nor
the democratic principles of their ta1orite Re-
preventative, will prevent her, in the exercise
of her clear and indisputable right. AS an evl'
dence of this, the Steubenville Union contains
the following announcement. "Wc are author
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ONO Tax LAw.-Thcre never vas a party 80
completely used up by any humbug that Is raised,
as has been the LocoiocO parry IN Ohio, by their
efforts TO raise an opposition TO the tax law. The
Wings Of the State have taken each county, and
shown that the tax imposed upon the farmer is
less than II ever was before, and that the increa-
sed revenue comes wholly from the rich, the mo-
neyed man and money lender, the banker and the
merchant Wheeling 1imes.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of writ of vendi exponas, issued out
of the court of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at the
house of William Murry, ST., in Brown township,
On Friday the 9TH Of August, Is46,
the following goods and chattels, to wit: two horse
creatures, five head of milch cows one three horse
wagon, and twenty head of sheep. Sale to COM
mence at o'clock, P. NJ. OF said day. Telms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July "a, 1846-4l-3t. Pr. fee ST.
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wondav the 10Th Of August, Is46,
SHERFF,S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ of Fl. Fa. &C., issued out ot:he
ID court of common pleas for Carol 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 chattes, to wit one par 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, l846-42-2t. Pr. fee ST.
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LOOK AT THIS.

THE subscriber feeling desrous to have his old ac
counts settled off immediately, takes this meth
cd of informing all those who know themselves in
debted 10 him that he will take wheat in payment
of all his accounts over year standing, lat market
price) if delivered at the Carroton STEAM MILL be-
ween now and the first OF October next. This no.
tce is intended for all, without any distinction;
therefore all those who neglect this call cannot ex-
pect further indulgence. JOHN S. HUNTER.
July "a, l846-4l-2m.
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NOMINATION.

The Palladium of last week announces, by re-
quest, JUDGE WILSON, of Steubenville, as a
candidate to represent the 18th Congressional
District, subject TO the decision Of the Conven-
ton.
We do not know what the Carroll delegation
NAV think of this nomination, but for our single
self, we should be entirely satisfied to see our
district represented by the veteran editor Of the
Gazette.
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RAILROAD NEETlNG.

A meeting will be held in the eour, house ~ Car
4 roIllon on Wednesday the i2th day Of August
next. 10 lake measures ior opening looks iof The
-lork Of the CauoIl County Railrood This work
recomu ends itself particularly to the farmers OF lhis
vicinity and those east and southeast a. u Is de-
signei % tring near them the place Of wheat mar
kel Il Is hoped thst full meeting, hon The eoun-
try. will attend and give evidence Of The interest
manifested by lhOse whose welfare most 70 BE- pro-
m0led. MANY CITIZENS.
JuIy n Ig4G-42-gt
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A letter to thewestern agent Of DR.. Mazoni's Sei-
liun Syrup Vi Tropical Hygiene.
NEw LIsBOS, Ono July ?, 1876.

A letter to thewestern agent Of DR.. Mazonfs Sici-
lian Syrup Vi Tropical Hygiene.
NEw LIsBoS, ONO, JULY ?, 1916.
DR.. T. GREES-DEAR Sir: From a sense Of duty
owe to the public | send you the following state
ment Of a case of scroiua, for the cure Of which
have been giving the truly powerful Sicilian Syrup.
My daughter has been a sufferer for than four
teen years from this dreadful disease, during which
time have spent over four hundred dollars without
efecting cure. Her eyes were nearly destroyed,
one Of which was shrunk and evidently changed in
figure and covered with a thick coat, in which blood
vessels could be seen passing over the sight The
most eminent surgeons had said that il never could
be cured. A great part Of the time the light was 80
painful to the eye that it became necessary 10 conne
her in dark room my friends and neighbOrs in Mt.
Pleasant Jefferson county, testify. II affords
reat pleasure 10 be able 10 state that she has taken
but one bottle of the Sican Syrup, and her general
health as her appearance would indicate has great
" improved, and she now sees better with the eve
which was the most impaired than she could with the
best one before she commenced taking this medicine.
The eve has recovered its natural shape and appear
ance, and have no hesitation in saying from what
has been already effected that she will realize per.
feet cure from this great Italian remedy for chronic
diseases ! cheerfully recommend il to Others SINH
larly afflicted, Very respectfully yours,
THOMAS WHITE.
For sale by R. KENNEDY, Druggist, Carrollton, O
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PUBIC SALE

NOTICE il hereby given, that the undersigned will
" offer Tor sale. on Saturday the 10Th day OF An
gust next, the following premises, To wit the west
side Of the southwest quarter Of section SIX (6)
township sixteen tl6, range sixi6,) containing Tor
~ acres, more or less.
JACOB LOTZENHEISER,
Executor Of the last will and testament OF MI
chael Fisher, deceased. July 81, l846-42-3i
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ROAD TAN.

Thercad tax levied by the Commissioners of Carroll
county, at their June session, for l846, amounts to
twenty-five cents upon the hundred dollars valua-
ton OF the taxable property Of said county, which
tax can be paid by labor on the public highway, in
the road district where such property situate, at the
rate Of seventy-fve cers per day.
THOS. r. HARBAUGH,
Auditor Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Auditors Office, Carrolllon, August I, 1916
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Sheriff's Sale,

BY virtue Of writ of Alias ?. Alias Vendi Ex.
issued out of the court OF pleas for Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for
sale at the house of Philip W. Hardesty, in Brown
township, on
Monday the 10Th day Of August, 1916,
the following goods and chattes, to wits four heca
of cattle, twenty acres Of wheat in the ground, "f
the product thereof. Sale to commence at2 o'elork
?. Nj. Terms cash Z. McG UIRE, Sheriff.
July 81 t346--41-2t, II. fec 81.
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Samuel Hedey and Nancy Cunningham,
Executors of William Cunningham, decd In Chan
CeIy'
Zebedah Cox.
RY virtue of a decree issued out of the court OF
u common pleas for Carroll county, OHIO, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at the door OF the court
house in Carrollton,
On Monday the 17h day Of August, 1846,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ the following real estate, to wit part OF the
northeast quarter of section %, township lS, and
range 5, beginning at the southeast corner OF said
quarter section thence west to the southwest corner
of said quarter section, thence north 100 perches,
thence east 100 perches thence south to the place
Of beginninq. Taken in execution and will be sold
by H. McuulhE' ohellh'
July II, l846-lO-5t Pr. fec 81 %.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

BY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa. Et. Lev. Facias,
issued out of the court of of common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and to me directed, | will offer
for sale in the town of Pekin, in said county, on
Monday the 17h day Of august, 1846,
the following goods and chattels, to wit; four head
of horse creatures. Sale to commence at 70 o'clock
NJ. on said dav. Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE, Sh'f,
july 81, I846-42-3t Pr. fee 81.
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SheriT's sale.

BY virtue Of writ o! alias plurius vend issued
out of the court Of common pleas for Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio and to me directed, will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Carrolton, on
Tuesday the 18Th day Of August, l846,
the following goods and chattels, to wit; one cook
ing stove and one coal stove. Sale to commence at
l2 o'clock, NJ. on said day. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July 81, 1846-42-3t. Pr. fee 81.
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izet % announce the name Of Col. WuuAA
BEowS, of Carroll county, as caniidais for
Congress, subject 10 the decision Of Ihe Demo-
cratic D.slrict Convention" We will see how
far the Carroll democracy will adhere 10 their
rights, and how far Jefferson county viii sustain
thcIn.
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7 will also attend at my office in Carrolton, from
the 7th 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
sppcifed 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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Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Please announce JUDGE McELDERRY
as a candidate for Representive at the ensuing
election, subject to the decision of the county
Convention.
Judge McElderry is we'll known to the Wing
partv of Carroll. He has already represented
the county in the State Legislature, and with his
course there, no Whig can find fault. His
nomination, | think, will meet the appreciation
of the Wings of Carroll-certainly it will Of
MANY.
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Supervisors will please observe the following form
A. B. has worked on the public highway under my
direction, to :he amount Of s., - cents; Au-
gust -, A. D. 1916.
C. D. Supervisor of Dist. No. =. Tp.-.
J. G. KENNEDY,
Treasurer of Carroll county, Ohio.
Treasurers Office, Carroton, August I, l846.
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The Tariff Repealed!

IOR cash, FLOWS may be had at the CaroIIton
Foundry for the rifing sum of four dollars and
a half have large number stocked OIL IN the
best and most substantial manner, and farmers VIII
find it to their interest to buy now.
A. L. LlTTELL.
Inlv 81. l846-42-N
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Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Please announce the name of ELI CLARK
rs n candidate for the Office of Coroner at the
next General Election, subject to the Wing no.
mination.
Many Wings Of Carroll county.
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July II, 1916.

Mr.. EDITOR: .r-,,
Please announce ROBERT McCLAVE
ESQ.,. as a candidate to represent the county OF
Carroll in the next Legislature, and oblige ma
ny of llh FEOrhh'
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SHERFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of A. P. Fl. Fa. Et. Leva, is
ID sued out of the court of common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer tor
sale at tbs house OF Josehp B. Tidball, in Brown
township, on
Monday the 10th Of August, Is46,
the following goods and chattes, to wit; :wo horse
creatures, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A M.
of said day. Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July 81, 1916 .-42-2t. Pr. fee 81.
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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 1916, on
Monday the 21st of September, and for that purpose
will 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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On Saturday the Sth day Of August next

at o'clock, P. NJ, en- mass, to nominate candi-
dates for the various offices to be filled at our ap-
proaching Annual Election. If the people of
any of the townships prefer meeting in town.
ship capacity, to appoint committee to attend
the Convention to be holden on the 9th, we
would recommend the following as suitable
pIaces for the different townships to hold their
primary meetings:
In Monroe township, at the house of Jacob
Allbaugh-Orange, at Henry fuckers in Lees
burg-Rose, at Simeon Martin's-HarrisOn, at
IIarrisburgh-Union, at James McCOurt's-
Perry, at Perrysville-Lee, at Harlem-Fox, al
Mechanicstown-East,a at Norristown-Augasta,
at Washington, at Joseph Figley's-
Brown, at Troy-Cenre, at Carrollton-Lou'
don, at Kilgore.
1t would be advisable (lor those who adopt
the township meetings) to assemble at the above
places on Friday the 7th of August.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
DANIEL WARD,
CHARLES ELSON,
JAMES M. DAVIS,
Il. w. COLLIER,
Wing Central Committee
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SIEERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of two writs of alias plurus vend ex-
ponas issued out of the court of common pleas for
Carroll county, Ohio, and to the directed, will Of
fer for sale at the house of John Crawford, in Au-
gusta township, on
Friday the 7th of August, Is46,
the following goods and chatels, to witt three head
of horse creatures, two set OF horse gears eighteen
head of cattle one four horse wagon, one pIow, and
forty-fve head of sheep. Sale 10 commence at 10
o'clock, A. M. of said day. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July "a, 1846-41-3t. Pr. fee 81.
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To the Wings Of Carroll County!
FELLOW-CITIZENS:

The undersigned, in pursuance of their
duty as your Central. Committee, and in view OF
the approaching Annual Election, think proper
to call upon you to assemble at the Cour'-House,
in Carrolton,
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Friday the 7th of August, Is46,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Samuel Hedey and Nancy Cunningham,
Executors of William Cunningham, decd In
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country bankrupt But We have no hear 10
dwell upon the destructive measure nor the cur
nlpt means by which it has been fastened upon
Us.
The following report Of the proceedings On
the final passage Of the bill, We extract from the
correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
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ACTING 4 LIE.

While The eIoquen. Robert Hall was
spending an evening a. the house OF
friend, lady who was on visit, retired
that her little girl might go to rest. She
returned in about half an hour, and said,
" She's gone TO sleep, | put on nv night
cap, lay down with her,and she very soon
dropped eff" Mr. Hall hearing the con-
versaton, said, Excuse me, madam
do you want your child to grow up a Iiar?"
"Oh dear, no should be shocked at such
a thing" "Then hear me while say,
YOU must never act a lie before her;
children are quick observers, and soon
learn that which assumes 10 be what 1t is
not, whether acted or spoken"
When we can count the stars, can num-
Der the sands OF the sea, can compass the
earth with a span, can measure the ocean
in the hollow of the hand, then may we
tell the ten thousand times ten thousand
WAYS in which a lie may be acted ou,-in
which it is acted out By many persons who
are regarded, and who regard themselves
as lovers OF truth. How many act the he
by an appearance Of pretended friendship
and respect. How many do it by an eff
fort to appear more learned, more wise,
more wealthy. more influential, more anna
bic, more honest, more industrious, more
benevolent, more Jealous than they really
are! How many act the lie by seeming
TO assent to reports, unfavorable TO the
character Of individuals, which they know
to be false! How many lie, not only I'M
10 men merely, but unto God.
10 all the various classes of society we
fear there are many who are guilty, either
of acting, or indirectly speaking the he -
The ruler and the ruled, the emp loyer and
the eraployed, the visiter and the visited
the buver and the seller, the accuser and
the accused, the minister and his people,
the husband aud wife, the parent and child,
are all, more or less, guilty of acting and
speaking the lie. And with the many,
who are found among this class OF trans
gressor, who is more criminal, or more
frequently guilty than the parent, especial
" the mother? In no case does 1t seem
fraughl with so much danger-with such
an amount of untold mischief. No class
probably, do so much towards training VI
generation of liars, as do mothers. W.
would by no means say all mothers; ant
those who are not guilty will not, we trust
feel aegrieved. Most highly do we respec
the character and conduct of very man!
mothers with whom we have had the PRIV
ilege of an acquaintance. But that SOM
do thus act-that they co it either iron
.. habit, from ignorance, or to save them
selves the trouble of aching honestly act
: ing in accordance with the requirement
/ Of truth, we think no one will deny. Ha
. we in every place Robert Hall, VIII
4 would, as in the case stated above, sbo'
mothers the guilt and danger Of such
c course, what 40 amount of good might b
achieved! How many mothers will pr
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-02

Mr. HoGDEN WITH Ho. Some years
ago there lived in New York lawyer,
named Ogden, who having hired cock
ney Irish servant, sent him to the Post
office for letters, but for several mornings
he returned without them, on which &C
count Mr. Ogden reprimanded him, having
aScertaned that there were several letters
for him remaining in the Post office.
can sure" said Pat, " didn't hask
for letters for Mishe1 Hogden, and didn't
he tell me to go about my business, for
there warn't any? Sure enough, your
honor's name is Misher Hogden."
"Poh, poh," exclaimed the master, "no'
Hogden but Ogden-not tlogden with an
II, but Ogden with an y. Now see if
YOU can do better next time"
The servant went next morning, saying,
" Is there any letters for Misther Hog
den p
The clerk looking over The HIS again
answered no. "Sure now" says Pat,
i" It's not NI'sther Hogden with Hatch,
bul Aisther Hogden with Ro."
This explained the matter, and Pat got
his letters, and highly delighted, took them
home 10 his master.