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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

o.,s'cA NO'lce'--A petition will he presented to the
oo'..'lISSoneFs oi Carroll county, at their December
session. 1896, praying for the location Of nor,
cGnh'y road, commencing at the lands of Thomas
Moore where said Moore's land Joins that of tIc
WIDOW CFesIjp, thence along the section line IN
'nteFset' the StaubenvitIe and Canton road NJ In,
sePh VOLTS old tavern stand
Nov 9Th, 1916 -'S'
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL DOVFTT-

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
estate OF Samuel Dowell, late Of Carroll county.
Oho' deceased. All persons Indebted to said estaio
are required to make immediate payment, and those
hsyihg claims, 70 present them, legally proven, for
settlement, within one year from this date.
November 9, ls4G-4-9t.
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Attachment Notice.

A writ Of attachment was taken out tefore J D.
II Patton, Justice of The Peace for Centre town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, on the l6lh day OF No
vember, l046, against the goods, chaue,, moneys,
and effects oil Michael Leboe, en- absent debtor.
JOSEPH DOLL.
November 90, l848-8-4,.
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ESTATE OF HENRY POTTER.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
~ been appointed and qualified executors on the
estate of Henry Potter, late OF Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payments and those ha-
wing claims, to present them, legally proven, for
settlement, within one year from this date.
JOHN POTTER, r..
M. AYERS, LA TO-
November 13, l846-5-3t
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Estate Of LYDIA NodorC 0o.

Notice is hereby given that John Moorehouse has
been appointed and duly qualified, as Executor of the
Estate OF Lydia Nodorf All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally authen.
ucated ior settlement within one wear.
Oct. 30, 1916. 0-0' LAT
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Letter from s. l.. Darlington practiciag physician,
of New York city Nav o. 1896

Letter from s. l.. Darlington practiciag physician
of New York city, May %, 1916.
Some two months since having seen notice oil
your valuable medicine in European Journal, and
euloges of such high character and from most
respectable source being passed upon it, was in
duced to try its efficacy in a most obstinate case oi
chronic rheumatism, which had been for some
time past most actively and carefully treating but
without any material benefit to the sufferer. pro-
cured two bottles of your Sician Syrup and Or
dere1 it according to directions under which he
materially improved and by the time he had taken
one half of the second bottle he was entirely re-
stored to health The case was Of FIVE years stan
ding and had boen treated at different times by
several of the most eminent physicians of the cas-
tern states. During the five years prior to his last
treatment he at times suffered the most exclucia-
ting torture so frequently attendant on this the
most wretched Of diseases with which mankind
are afflicted. Seeing the almost miraculous change
produced in this case was led to try its objects on
chronic affection Of the liver and lungs which,
to my astonishment, though of two years stand
ing it was efectuaIly and speedily removed.
have frequently since tried it in cases of chronic
character with the same triumphant success. Be-
eving it to be not like the avalanche Of spurious
articles which are flooding the country like pesti-
ence with no healing or recupPrative properties
whatever, but as a medicine discovered by the
most patient research and investigation with view
OF benefung the human race, | most heartily re-
commend it as most valuable and certain remedy
to all those afflicted with chronic affections Of any
kind whatever.
Respectfully yours,
S. L. DARLINGTON. NJ. D.
The above medicine is for sale the drug store of
R. Kennedy in Carrollton. Price S5 per bottle.
Novnpnhar e Ip16-d-At
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The last Newspaper Gail

Those indebted 70 the Subscriber are required
to make immediate payment All who nSgIec
This call will find their notes, dusbills, snc
accounts in the hands Of proper officers for col.
lection. Aword 10 the wise is s1ficient.
T. ". COLLIER.
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laid upon our liable. The Gazette is ono Of The
very best literary papers now published. Need
any thing more Be said in It's behalfi
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Dr.. w. II. POOLE.

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offars b,s
professional services TO the citizens of tbe town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite tho
store OF Mr.. Parker. September II, ls46-4S-H
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NEAI's SATURDAY GAzETrE.-The first num-
Der Of the third volume Of this paper has been
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HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot of hollow ware, of Pittsburgh manufac-
- ture, just received and for sale cheap, at the new
store Of ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, lS46-tf.
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Butter and Dried Peaches Wanted:

FOR which will pay one-half money and one
half in groceries; delivered at my grocery on
the hill. STUART 6. Mckee.
Carrollton, November IS, 1a4e-5-tf.
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MUSLINS.

LARGE lot of brown and bleached muslins, Just
Il received and for sale at the new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR. q
Carrollton, November 6, l846-ti
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MARRIED, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. w. T..
Adams, Mr.. WILLIAM BAIRD to Miss HARRIET ALGEo
both of Jefferson county.
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot Of Spanish sole leather just receiv
Il ed and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Caroton, November 0, 1846-tf.
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CoMFoRTABLE.-Among the many "comfors"
Of an editors life is that Of keeping his columns
open until the arrival Of tho mail, in order To fur
nsh his readers with the latest intelligence; and,
then finding that his most important papers hsye
been distracted by some honest Postmaster, who
is better at reading papers than he is al paying for
them. We have failed to receive the New York
Z ribune twice during the last week. We feel sat
isfed that they were mailed for u.s. and they fail
ed to reach this place. They were unquestona.
bly, filched from the mail some place on the route.
The Cincinnati Gazette also reaches US very ir.
regularly. Can any body inform US whyi
MAMMOTH PUaPEN.-Mr. L. Orr, Of Centre
township, few days since, presented US with q
pumpkin weighing l44 pounds! after the insides
had been removed. So far as our experience ex-
tends, and we are not altogether tyro in agrcul.
tural matters, this is the largest pumpkin on re.
cord. What say you, Mr.. Cultivatorl Cans an.
keedom" beat thisl
We tender this pumpkin to the bachelors oi
Carrollton, as part of the material, (the remainder
to be furnished by themselves,) with which they
shall furnish themselves with thanksgiving din.
der, upon the soleconditionthat the dinner be fur
nished, served, and paraken of by themselves a
lone,-that it be genuine bachelor jolifcaton
Poor disconsolate soulsl Why should they no
have one sunny spot on their dreary way to the
tombl
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Fresh White Fish.

JUST received and for sale at the cheap grocery o
STUART q. MCKEE.
Carrollton, November 1S, 1846-5-tf.
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COTTON YARN.

large lot of cotton yarn Of the best quality, Just
- received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroton, November 6, l346-ti.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

THE Moon THROUGH LoRD RossE's TELEscoPE.-Dr
Scoresby, OF Bradford, England, still continues lecture
the appearance of the heavens through the monster telescope
OF Lord Rose He describes the appearing great
magnifcence through this famed instrument seeming like
globe OF molten silver whilst every object of the extent of
hundred yards quite visible and ed6ces of the of
yorkminser might therefore, he sad be easily perceived if
they existed He stated that there appearance Of any
thing Of that nature neither there any indication Of the
existence of water of atmosphere. There
number of several miles in breadth Through
of them there line continuance Of one about one
hundred and fifty miles in length which a straight
recton like railway. The general appearance however,
like ruin of Nature and many Of the pieces Of
rock driven out Of volcanoes appeared TO be laid various dis
tances The Doctor said he expected would be
petent dagueeotype the image of the upon the spe
culum, which could not be done at present. the
not stationary but he stated that Lord Rose contemplated
piece of mechanism the telescope dis
lance with motion corresponding to the movement Of the
Dr. Scoresby further remarked that the nebue already OBJ
served between and hundred which doing
we'll considering that the observations had often been obuc
ed by cloudy nights Although this great telescope has been
erected nearly two years. it has not been in complete opera
ton than six months, and already the nebun
not before fully examined have been discovered to be coec
ton OF
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

Now, he is "aware Of scruples :" is that the
way man talks of his own! But he is for " a
liberal construction, justified by the o6jectr' And,
is clear for altering the Constitution, in order to get
rid of all scruples
We would give the Union the full benefit of its
closing quotation from the letter to John Holmes !;
but, in the first place, it is written upon another
measurable fixing geographic limit to slave
terrory-and only refers, by obiter dcta, to eman-
cipation. Secondly, the passage which it cites is
very obscure. And, thirdly, its previous citation
admonished us mot entirely unaware before) that
we must look at the text before we accept the
Onion's version of it. For this we have no longer
space nor time, had our readers patience.
The rest of the URion's article is nothing but a
Elimination of abuse upon and the Wing party.
We fear that our readers have relished very little
more than ourselves the unwoned amount of space
which we have latterly given to what may have
too much the appearance of mere editorial aterca-
ton. We have been drawn into this species of con-
troversy with the editor of the present official paper
more than with any of his predecessors, somewhat
from the former position and personal character Of
that semi-officia parsonage, and from our habit in
former times Of breaking frequent good-natured
lance with him (when of the Richmond Enquirer) on
constitutional construction butmere than these, from
the public and formal manner in which he was con-
stuted official spokesman and organ of President
Polk and his Administration The responsible posi-
ton into which he thus ostentatiously induct-
ed has given consequence to his editorials which
they would not otherwise have possessed and SEEM
ed to require at our hands more frequent notice than
consisted with our habit. This has not been to us
an agreeable task, for we have been as much sur
prised by the striking disregard of candor displayed
by the Union as we have had occasion to be offend
ed by its Manner nor has the task we fear, been
more profitable than agreeable; for in almost all
cases refutaton of calumny has only been follow
ed by repetition of it and as to his bearing towards
his adversares, we fear that the venerable editor
has experienced that change which the proverb tells
us attends evil communications, or else his editorial
columns occasionally fall into very unworthy hands
However this may be- as the governmental organ
daily teens with aspersions of the Wing party, its
principles and measures, we feel constrained to
point out its errors, its misrepresentation, and its
In performing this office, how
ever earnestly we strive to avoid it, argument will
occasionally assume somewhat personal charac-
ter-divested, though it be, on our side, we hope
of ofensiveness.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

Within the past week Lieut. Col Faunteroy has arrived
at THIS place emacated worn and entirely Frustrated by
we're illness aud exposure and lying at the barracks
lie was too weak to stand and had to be carried from the
landing 10 ped few months since Lieut.. Col Hitchcock
the pride and Of the service passed up Inc river
equally reduced in health and strength
Both these officers, who have been unnerruptedy in
vice with Their respective regiments since the beginning OF the
Florida war; are thus compelled reluctantly leave their
commands at time when they wish most 10 be with bcm
God grant them speedy and full recovery ... n
., a.-.----- Baton Rouge Gazctte.
A ~.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

MISSIONS To THE UNITED SrATEs.-The Roman Catho-
e Advocate says GA colony Of missionaries of the order
Of st. Benedict started for Munich the Goth of july for
the United States of America, form at St Joseph in Penn
syvana the first monastery of Benedcnes IL composed
MILAN Goetner two heoogsns four schoastics and several
lay brothers On the Of their DEPARTURE the evangelical
aboers assisted together solemn office, celebrated by the
RI Rev. Dr. Reisack, the Bishop coadutor of Munich to
call the blessings Of Heaven their long journey, and
their generous undertaking.
On Friday the 9th instant the ceremony Of taking the veil
took place for the first time in Chicago AT grand Pont6
cal High Mass celebrated by the RI Rev. DR. Quarter two
of the devoted ladies that embarked from Pburg TO form
in Chicago foundation of the order of Mercy received at
hands Of the Bishop the white VEIL The names OF the
postuans Miss Mary Eliza Corb called in religion Sis
ridh, called in religion Sister Mary Veronica, Qay sister,
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AtMnteal the 18th instant snow fell 70 the depth Of
nearly two feet. 4. ~. ~ : : = -
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rxrRAcr IRON THE rsrELIIerScEn.

EtTHACT FROM THE INTELLTGENCEH, = :
Let US now briefly recaptulate the main points urged in
our article thus represented lest OF readers may
have seen or may not distinctly recollect them
o the Liberty party spoke only dangerous body
OF men, ready to sacrifice every real because feasible prnc-
re- TO an impossible idea but as nevertheless some Of them
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

EARTHauAKE AT TRINIDAD.-Leers OF recent date from
the Island of Trinidad that twelve fifteen shocks Of an
earthquake had been experienced in chat island within the last
days. of them than any that had been
felt there for many years Much damage had been done to
buildings and even the ground cracked in several places
Two Of the shocks occurred during divine service and one
while the people, portion Of them, assembled at the
theatre In one Of the churches very largo stone fell from
the roof or tower directly the midst Of the congeganon
but proydentaly person hurt general consterna-
ton prevailed among the inhabitants account OF the num-
Der and violence the Shocks and apprehension mat hey
might again be repeated. As yet no lives bad been lost
ACLocK on 4 NEw PLAN. Gaignan mentions that
matchmaker Of Paris constructed clock Of curious and
most ingenious nature II is made with eleven das The
principal dial shows the hours alone transparent one inn
medaey below former shows the progression and retro
preson Of the others, also Transparent and through
which the mechanism Of this immense machine can be seem
mark the one the days of the month"; the other the seconds
Eight square cnamelcd dals arranged round the two
sides Of the pendulum and show the hour in each OF the fol-
lowing cities London, Agiers, Alexandria, 81 Helena,
Oaheie, Canton, New York; and ST. Petesburgh Each OF
these das marked with twenty four hours, instead otweye
so as to show the hours Of the day and those Of the night
Lastly the pendulum carries large mctrica scale lndcanng
the degree Of expansion and contraction OF metal Inns cocA
cost ID, 900 francs, or about Coco.
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HAVE YOU A COW ?

Three cojies fer 81, n Treaties on Mich Cors,
Whereby the quantity and quality OF milk
which nhy cow will give NAV be accurately
determined by observing natural marks or
external indications alone the length of the
time she will continue to give milk &c, DC.
hv NJ. FRANCIS GUENON of Libournc,
France, translated for the Farmers Library,
from the French. by n. p. Trist, Esq, late
u, S. Consul al Havana, with Introductory
remarks and observations on theCow and The
Dairy, by JOHN 5. SKINNER, Editor of
the Farmers Library, illustrated with many
enGravngs.
Price for single copies, neatly done up in
paper covers, 81 l-2 cents Full bound in
cloth and loitorcd, &c l.2 cents. The usual
discount TO Booksellers, Agents, country
merchants and fedlars.
Farmers Throughout, the United States may
receive The work through the mails The
postage on each copy will he about cents.
BY RENTING So free of postage we will send
seven copio of the work uunc up in paper
covers, or three copies for 81.
Country merchants visiting any of tho cit
les can procure tho work from booksellers
for those who NAV wish to obtain it. Please
send on your otdcrs. Address
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THE VEG ETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM

is probably almost without n taralld r
U having during trial OF nearly 20 wears
fully maintained the high reputation which
II has acquired for conSumplivo compliant.
and all diseases OF the lungs and chest i;
has been used probably with greater
success than any other article known AMI
many physicians who have had an opporl
nifty OF witnessing its highly salulary eilrJ,
do no, hesitate 10 recommend II ms a ',ah
convenient, and very efiicaclous medicine
equal is no, superior TO any other prosci9.
ton for the above complaints within the,
knowlcdg, and one which has seldom DIS
appointed the reasonable expectation ollho,e
who have used it,"
The proprieiors cannot descend 10 The
proscn, unhlushlng style of advertising sin.
lar articlcs.lt is too well known to rcQulfcan
surh course, and they would merel, rt,
those who wish for further confirmation o
It's superiority TO those who have used r.
and to the numerous certificates Of phy,.
| clans and others attached TO each bottle
| The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was fr
many years the only article known Us Pu.
monary Balsam. It's great celobroy ha,
gwen rise TO great many spurious article.
which, by partially assuming the name oftlc
genuine, ana Delhg put up so rs 10 fescmbe
it as nearly as possiI lc, are often lois,cd NJ.
on the public for the truo article Amone
these arc Carriers Compound Pulmonary
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Balsam,'
Vegetable Pulmonary, Syrup pulmonary
l}alsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' Hun
,cr's Pulmonary Bnlsom,' &c. Beware OF
all Of them. Enquire for the article by rs
whole name, the VEG ETABLE PULMON.
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get the
true article, prepared by REED, WSo i CTR
LER. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham >,
Boston, and see that it has the written sig
nature Of Wm. Jon'n Cutter upon n yollov
label on the blue envelope. Each bottle
and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonn.
/ ~ Bnsnm." For sale by druggists and
country merchants generally.
| For sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels ~ 9D
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STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
MANDATORY.
TIlE subscriber having completed b
i noM and cNicnsivn MACIIINE SHOI

TIE subscriber having completed his
i new and extensive MACHINE SHOP
is now prepared to manufacture on an mn
proved plan, Steam Engines, from to 200
horse power, and Botlcrs Of the best material
and workmanship.
Steam San MIS- Of new construction
mn Geers, Shdfing, Water Whcci' Iron
and Blowing Cylinders, for furnaces nj aty
diameter less Than feet, made in the post
manner and al the lowest prices. Also, "a
perCallenders Of a superior make and iloIs'.
The subscriber has also a large and com
modious FURNACE connected with li'
Machine Establishment, where Castings BON
Iron and Bronze are made Of any weight not
exceeding five tons in one piece.
Iron Planning Of any length less Than J.
feet, done on short notice and on reasono''
terms. GORDON MCKAY,
Brick Machine Establishment, near the X
r. Depot, Pitsfold, Mass, Feb. 10. 1916.
Oh months
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\. II. DOWNS
VeScia bic Bal 81 m
EEIXER.
YNIIE GEcal Norlhern Rcmcdy fot Couch

I"llE Great Northern Remedy for Coughs
Il Colds, bleeding nj the Lungs Brouchii-
is, Night Sweats, difficulty of breathing ar&
all other diseases of the Lungs, which ae
nclpieni stages Of The Consnmp,ion--n fall
evidence OF which can DO found in the seye
raj sheets and pamphlets in the hands Of A.
gents, some Of which are occasionally put
lished in another part Of this paper.
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. Adams VI
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can
be supplied in any part Of tho Union, upon
the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by W +.
c. S,oddnrd Rutland ID. Morgan Jr, ".
Rutland; V. Ross, Brandon; f. Jameson,
Cas,leton G. Walker. Benson Vail q o
It's, Middctown \. W. Sawyer, Tnmoulb,
II. Simonds, Pittsford, Hall 4 Parker, Clar
endon &. &. Blossom, w. Puultney md
by some respectable dealer in the county
AZ 10
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LOOK HERE.
DIR Ranning's Patent LacO

HAS done more for the diseases io'
Ill which it is applicable than any ohor
instrument in use. And the subscriber IS
determined 10 convince the public, though
that it be at his own expense. Any pcfsoa
who needs an instrument Of the kind, is 10.
vilcd TO cali at his house and receive on IN
iTal for two weeks GRATIS, ifihey Hrc n"'
already convinced. People are cautioned r9'
to believe reports dcruCatofy to this Iuya.y.
able Instrument ofccualn doctors who may
be interested in "HulPs Supporters % Or
other insrumenIs,) illl they have improved
this opportunity. 1t has nerer CdHrd 10 give
entire satisfaction when properly applied un.
der The direction Of the undersigned, and M
ny will attest by certificates or personal 90.
tefview II desired, TO these facts, l.uiN
will be waited upon by a female who has
had extensive experience in their application
Having avery large assortment on hand oi
oil sizes, and likewise much improved Of
late Is enabled TO give all who NAV call an
entire satisfaction. Please To call Monda"
or Tuesdays. JOHN Is HUBBARD, ~ y.
Rutland, Oct 8, 1915. 4lu
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IINSEED OIL.

'INi f. subs crlber Is now manufacturing and
Will keep constantly on hand Llnsoed
Oil which he warrants perfectly pure and
the quality equal to any ever manufactured
nj his mll-at present his prices are as fol-
lows:
30goils. over at one lime rs cts per gal.
10 " /" ana less than 30, so .
" 4" and less than TO- s7l2"
Persons wisinp 10 purchase will commune
cate with NJ. G. LanCdon who has charge..o
the busincss-the hiChes, price paid for flax
seed. EBEN. LANGDON.
Caslle,on, April %, 1916 l7tf