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

DYsPErsIA is a weakness of the digestive organs,
and like every other complaint, is caused by impur-
ty Of the blood. The gastric juice, fluid peculiar
to the stomach when secreted from bad blood ia not
Of healthy quality; consequently the food instead
of being properly dissolved, often remains undgest-
ed until it becomes in manner spoiled or purified in
the stomach; hence bad BREATH disagreeable taste
in the mouth, especially on first waking in the morn
ing headache, giddiness owness of spirits, wasting
of the body, etc. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
are natural remedy for dyspepsia, because they
cleanse the stomach and bowels of all bilious and
corrupt humorS and purify the blood; consequently,
they drive out the root, of this and every
other maady they are absolutely certain to remove
all complaints arising from indigestion or dyspepsia,
The popularity of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
has proved strong bait to unprincipled men, who, in
stgated by the hope of gain, attempt to palm of
spurious article on the unsuspeCting. To defeat the
wicked designs of such men, we have procured new
labels, and the signature of WILLIAM WRIGHT will
be found written with the pen on the top label of
each box. None other is genuine, and to counter
felt this is forgery.
Remember, the only original and genuine IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the written sig-
nature of William Wright on the top label of each
box.
Agent for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills in Carrollton, II. A. Stidger; for other agen-
ces see advertisement in another column
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
DEATH OF A PHILANTHRoPIsT.

In announcing the death Of "a veteran Of the
press, Mr.. Ella, the well known printer Of lions
Herald the Boston Bee remarks
"Iie was free-heaned and generous TO fault
TOO often negIecting his own business to render
assistance to his neghbor. His purse was al
ways open to the needy--as many poor priI,er
will bear record. Though ever hard working
man like most of his craft, he died poor"
Died poor-not so, Mr.. Bee--he died rich
And though he did not leave as many bags oI
gold behind as Astor, or any other miserable mis-
er of this worlds goods, yethe did bare with him
to the throne of God a pure spirit, which No
wealth could ever bribe from the duties and hu
manties Of life. Do not call that man poor a
the mention of whose name even the beggar
in your street will cry-"God bless himl''-O
S. Journal,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
THE LOAN.
Nov. 10, 1916.

The New York Tribune of Saturday morn.
ing says:
There ia a rumor in the street that large por.
ton of the loan has been taken at New Orleans.
This needs confirmation, but is perhaps proba.
BILE, as the money is to be disbursed there, and
there will be no fear ofany movements of specie.
We understand that Mr.. Corcoran, ofthe house
of Corcoran & Riggs, Washington City, who
was here yesterday, went away under the i'm
preston that the loan would be taken.
We find the following in the New York Jour-
nal of ofCommerce of Saturday afternoons:
The LoAN.-Various subscriptions have been
sent on to Washington from this city, amount
ing in all to nearly million of dollars-perhaps
more, and the prospects of fsuccess for the whole
loan, or large part of it at any rate, are better
than they were. THERE'S no combination among
the Banks not to loan on the stock: as stated in
one Of the papers. The banks will take it if
they can make any thing by it.
The possibility that the amounts may be call
ed for in specie, has been spoken of freely, and
with this impression, it has been said that the
banks would not loan on it, and some bank Off
GERS have very likely said the same thing. We
hear other bank officers say exactly the oppo.
site.
There is a general desire that the money
should be furnished among our banks and mo-
neyed men. They think it would be a misfor-
tune if the government could not get money at
six per cent. Yet they will all and each take
care of themselves according to their own views.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
Michigan Trembling!

The news from the recent election in Michi
gan is too vague to form any accurate opinion
In the first Congressional District the Locofocc
candidate is elected by about 600. In the two re-
naming districts the result is yet in doubt, owing
to the closeness of the vote and size of the dis.
uicts, with chances in favor of the Wings
Michigan is represented in the present Congress
by Locofocos. We have not received any sat
isfactory information as tothepolitcal complexion
of the Legislature. The Wings have made some
important gains, but we fear not enough to over.
come the large majorities that were against them,
A Senator of the United States depends upon the
complexion of the Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
Probate Notice.

EXECUTORS Administrators, and Guardian g
- accounts filed at the October term (l846) of the
cour! Of common pleas for Carroll county, and will
be presented at the next term for settlement.
Final account Of Aaron Elliott, late Guardian of
Mary Ann Crist, John Crist and Isaac Crist
Final account of Mary B. Cameron, Executrix Of
Joseph Cameron, deceased.
Final account Of Elizabeth McGowen, Execuuix
Of Robert McGowen, deceased.
First account OF John Gregg, Executor Of George
Wyand, deceased.
Second account OF Robert George, Guardian OF
Martha George, ct, al.
Final account Of James NJ Davis, Guardian ol
Keziah Wanbaugh. w. r. LLOYD, Clerk.
November IS, 1846-5-3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

ONO STATE JoURNAL.-Mr. Thrall has COM
menced hlslabors as editor of the Journal. His
opening address cannot fail tosatisfy the Wings of
Ohio that while under hisconnol, the Journal will
continue as it has formerly been, the steadfast ad-
vocate soundprinciples-the unflinching cham.
pion of the rights of the people, and the decided
opponent of the blighting influences of Locofo.
coism. We cheerfully recommend the Journal
to any of our citizens who desire paper from
the capital of the State. For terms see prospec-
tus in another column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

THANKsGWING.-Thu next, the Goth inst.
is the day set apart, by the Governor of Ohio, to
be devoted to thanksgiving and prayer to the Su-
preme Ruler Of the Universefor His many tokens
of mercy towards us as people. The profusion
with which He has supplied US with all kinds of
fruit and vegetables during the past soason-the
abundance which greets us at every corner, while
other portions of the human race, less fortunate,
but still as worthy as ourselves, are suffering for
the nececessaries Of existence, all, all tell us in
unequvocal language, to be grateful for the bless
ings we are permitted to enjoy. We therefore
hope that the day will be observed by our citizens
in becoming manner.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
PASSPORT TO SANTA ANNA.

The question is every day repeated, why did
the Government permit Santa Anna to pass
through the American squadron at Vera Cruzl
And itseems hard to get an answer, probably be-
cause no answer can be given which will at all
exculpate the Government from the gross blum.
der it has committed.
Previous to the return Of Santa Anna, great
distraction prevailed in the councils of Mexico.
The wheel of revolution was once more in mo.
ton, and Paredes, next TO Santa Anna, the most
efficient warrior of Mexico, was on the eve of his
present downfall. Arista, tried and gallant sol.
der had been defeated in two pitched battles up
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
Public Vendue.

personal property belonging to the estate Of
L John Aer deceased, will be sold at yendue al!
his late residence in Centre township, one mile
north from Carrollton, on
Wednesday the 25th OF November, 1s46,
consisting of the following properly, to wit: one
new three horse wagon, one carriage, Two horses.
two cows, land other young catta,) 30 heud Of
sheep, besides % of lambs, and hogs; $50 bushels
Of wheat, 60 Of rye, 500 OF oats, 575 Of Indian
corn in the ears, barley buckwheat, and potatoes,
and also grain in the groundi 8 tons Of hay, (sup-
posed) 100 feet of cherry boards bee palace, to.
gether with many other articles too tedious 10 emu
merate. Sale 10 commence at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. OF
said day, and continue from day to day until the
property all sold. Conditions Of sale will be made
known on day OF sale. ABSALOM ALLER,
GEORGE ALLER,
November 10, l846-5-2t Administrators
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IMPORTANT WARNING TO THOSE WHO
NEGLECT A COLD

1t is evident, and decided by the most experienced
Physicians that Consumption is mostly encouraged
by neglect of Cold at the first attack. How
many persons are there that put off from time to
time procuring suitable medicine, until the disease
begins to assume serious character, when in all
probability they are past the power of medical aid.
May these lines prove warning to those afflicted
with the first symptoms of consumption, that they
may Immediately use CDR. Duncan's Expectorant
Remedy" which is expressly for the disease of the
respiratory system. 1t is certain to remove cough
in few days, at the time relieving the pain in
the side and breast and arrestng the progress of this
fatal dsease-Consumpton The "Expectorant
Remedy" has decided advantage over all other pre-
parations 1t is entirely free from Opium, and all
other violent Narcotics. 1t regulates the system,
andgives strength to the weak and nervous.
DR.. Duncans Western o fce, $50 Sycamore street
Cincinnati, where all orders from the south and west
must in future be addressed also for sale at the store
o Robert ]. Atkinson in Carrollton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIx.-Th
reader will find the prospectus of this valuable
work in another column. The character of the
Congressional Globe is too well known to need
commentator from us. To those who desire to
preserve a record of the proceedings, debates, &c.
of Congress, it is worth many times the cost at
which it is published. From no other source can
they obtain record of the proceedings of the
National Legislature, 50 full impartial, and in so
convenient form for preserving, as is now offer
ed. 1t is not only useful work for politicians, but
one deserving the attentive perusal of every voter
in the United States.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
Notice.

~, petition will be presented to the Legislature Of
l.o' a. ue ensuing session praying for the Loca.
ton OF graded state road commencnr at InosbIrc,
IN carroll county, thence down the valley of Connni.
ton creek, and to cross the same near James Forbes
MILL thence to continue on the east side of Conno,
ton and one leg creeks via New Cumberland and
JoAn McFaiand's mill to Zoar in Tuscarawas coun-
ty. 10 00uii-
Oct. goth, 1876.
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wednesday the 95th of November, 1876
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

RY virtue Of al order Of sale, TO US directed, by
the court Of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio will be sold at the door Of the court house on
Friday the 18th of December, Is43,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
P M. Of said day, the following described real es-
tate, to wit; part of the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-nne, (29) township four
teen, (l4) and range five; (5) more particularly de-
scribed as follows: beginning at stake ten poles
west Of the southeast corner Of said southeast quar-
ter Of section twenty nine, (29) thence north one
hundred and sixty perches to a post, thence west
forty perches to post thence south forty perches TO
post, thence west thirty perches to post, thence
south one hundred and thirty perches to a post,
thence east seventy perches to the place of begin
ming; containing sixtyour (64) acres, more or less;
situate in said county of Carroll, Ohio. Said pre-
misses will be sold released of the widows dover.
Terms. .-One-third cash in hand, one-thrd in
one year; and The remaining one-third in two years.
or at the death Of the widow, as may suit the pur.
chaser; secured by mortgage on the premises, with
interest from day Of sale Interest on the last third
payable annually. DEWALT ROTHACKER,
JOS. G. KENNEDY,
Administrators on the estate of Sam. Rothacker,
deceased. November 49, l846-5-5t.
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Nov. I3. 1896.



In few weeks, the General Assembly Of Ohio
will be in session. From present indications, the
coming session viii be one Of unsbsted interest
The Loco!ocos in that body will spare no effort 70 un-
settle the legislation Of the last tSo years. Herring
themselves, for several preceding years. had posses
sion Of the State, they turned deaf ear 10 the petit
tons and reonsances Of the people, while the pub
Ic treasury was thrown wide open 10 the insafable
demands Of their Bates, Yoniz, Murine, and other
WORTHLESS Of that kidney With public debt Of twen-
tv millions saddled upon the people-and mountain
o. sins unstoned for By any public beneft-they will
renew their efforts 10 foist themselves more in
to power that they may again "pey fantastic tricks"
before an injured constituency. Whatever may be
the faults Of that psrty-and they are legon-they
possess one trait which might well be initiated BY
better men; and that is, indomitable perseverance,
underreyerscs, No other party could sustain ITSELF
and hold up ts brazen front TO an insuled cunmuni-
ty after such signal rebukes have been admins
tered to i within tie last few years Yet il seems
nothing &untec BY these repeated demonstrations o!
popular disaPprova-but goes on, planning and per-
petrating wrong, regardless Of the mischief they
may produce, or on whose pate it may fall. Judging
from the acts OF some Of their leaders, one miyh;
suppose they verify think the sun Shines and the earth
yields its fruits, for their sole benefit and behoof /;
behooyes the higs to be yigiisnt-aways ready 10
meet their adyersaries at every point.
We shall spare no pains to be prepared to give 6
prompt and comprehensive account OF the proceed.
ngs Of the Legislature, together with the curren;
news Of the day. The Journal will be published du
ring the session daily, tri-weekly, and weekly
TERMS FOR THE SEssION.-Daily, IS; tri-weekly
81 90; weekly, so cents.
Terms FOR THE YEAR.-Daily during the session
and tri-weekly the remainder Of the year. S.; tri-
weekly, 81; weekly, 50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable quarter
section OF land, lying one and half miles from
Waynesbulgh, and three quarters of mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, seventy-tve
of which ale cleared and in good state OF culti-
vation, the balance heavily tnIbered; the Sandy Il
Beaver Canal passes through the land. There is
one of the best Orchards of grated fruit on it that
the whole Sandy valley can afford. Any person
wishing to purchase would do we'll to make appi-
cation Immediately to the subscriber, Lying in Mag
nolia, Stark county, Ohio, where terms, &C., will
be made known, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON
Magnolia, August 90, 1846-46-lf,
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mot Editoria7.1

FAMILY MEDICINE.-We recommend every person
to keep bottle of Doctor Taylor's genuine Balsam
of Iiverwort, from the Office S75 Bowery, with the
steel plate engraved wrapper, signed G. j. Leeds,
wholesale agent We know it to be perfect speci-
ic for coughs, colds and all diseases of the throat
and chest The doctor has made some wonderful
cures of consumption and liver complaint.
AGENTS.--R. Kennedy, Carroon John lr.
vine, Kilgore; A. F. Moore, jefferson; C. c. Wit
ting, Canton; Doc. Lyon, WelIsvilie; D. P. Gra-
ham, New Lisbon J. S. Scott, SteubenviIle.
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ESTATE OF THOMAs lTTTC1FTI-

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned has
been appointed and qualified executor on the es-
tate Of Thomas Mitchell late Of Carroll county, Ohio
deceased Al! persons indebted to said esat. are r.
quired to make immediate payment, and those bay.
,hg GAINS 70 present them, legally proven, for set
November 8, ls4C-4-2t
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New YORK TRIBUNE.-Whe speaking of ses.
sion papers we cannot pass this Journal in silence.
The Tribune is now acknowledged TO be the best
newspaper published in the United States. We
always peruse its pages with feelings of admra-
ton for its gifted editor. Whether we examine
the genius displayed in its editorials, or the ener-
gyand perseverance with which itsurmountsdffi-
culties from which weaker minds would shrink,
we are compelled to acknowledge the truth of the
doctrine advocated by the Tribune. The man
who has, by his own incompatible perseverance
passed through all the various stages from "prin-
ters devil" up that of editor of the leading pa
per of the Union, may well contend that there
are no difficulties which will not at length yield,
if we only set ourselves about the task with de-
termination to conquer.
But we are straying from our subject. We re-
ceive later news by the Tribune, than from any
other source. By means of the Telegraph, the
proceedings of Congress will appear in the Tri-
bune simultaneously with their publication in
Washington. The Tribune is published daily,
semi-weekly, and weekly. Daily, per annum,
IS; semi-weeky, So, two copies, IS; weekly,
SO, ten copies, $15. The Tribune is decidedly
Wing in politics. All who desire good paper
from the east, will find in the Tribune the article
desired. Address Greeley & McEIrath, corner
of Nassau and Spruce streets, New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

NOeice'-A petition will be presented to the
commissioners OF Carroll county, at their December
session Tor 1886 praying for an alteration of Shear
err road as follows: commencing at point in said
road about five rods from Felt Handles meadow bars,
lence to certain gum in said road on the lands of
reI handle thence the nearest and best way to the
quarterpo between Alfred Downs and Jacob Sbaar,
er, thence East to the line between Jacob Sbesrer
anu Felt Handle, to intersect said Shearer's Road
Nov, 9th, 1916.
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Estate Of Aaron Kerr,

NCIlCE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED have
been appointed and qualified administrators on the
estate Of Aaron Kerr, late of Carroll county. Ohio.
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are re-
CURED to make immediate payment, and those having
chans' to present them, legally proven, for settles
ment, within one year from this date
MARGARET KERR, Adrn'x.
JOHN l. KERR, Admir-.
November 2, lS46-4-3t
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Attachment Notice.

All persons interested will take notice that Tsso,
Aardock on the 18th day of July ls46, sued on, .
writ OF attachment from the Court Of Corn,,on
Pieas' OF Carroll county, Ohio, against samuel Me-.
Elhenny Tor the sum of two hundred dollars Whit
writ has been served and returned "l''''
W. R. LLOYD, Clk. p. T.
McCLAvE d STANTON
C-u. Attys for PlfT.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL!

THE subscriber is now receiving and opening large
1 and we'll selected stock of dry goods, groceries,
queensware, hardware, leather, boots, shoes, hats,
caps books, &C.; Pittsburgh manufactured articles,
and in fact general assortment of fall and winter
goods, which have been purchased within the last
month, in the eastern cities, at reduced prices All
those wishing to purchase at low prices are therefore
requested to call and examine this stock before buy
ing elsewhere, sit will not suffer by comparison with
any other in the place. TERMs-Cash or produce
in hand. E. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, lS46-4-tf
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Soldiers of the War Of A. D. 1912

While politicians are meeting together and ex-
pressing ther?relerenocs for men and measures,
and which expression is, TO some extent, regard
ed as evidence of public sentiment, we call upon
the Soldiers Of A. D. 1919, to meet their friends
in arms at the Court House, in Carrolton, Car.
roll county, Ohio, on FRIDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at as early an
hour as practicable, for the purpose of giving Ut
terance to their views of the great measures of
policy by which our country shall be governed,
and also their preference for the first gifts of
our free republic. We desire to make no de-
monStralions as politicians, but as honest Ame-
recan citizens, who are attached to their coun.
try, and have experienced the privations of q
Soldiers life and Soldiers farel Come up,
then, and let US speak for ourselves! This call
means CARROLL and all the adjoining coun-
ties. The Carrolton Band will be in attendance
to greet the Soldiers with the enlivening airs of
"Hail Columbia" ""Yankee Doodle" &c.
MANY SOLDIERS OF 1919.
Nov. 10, 1916.
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THE RESTAURAT.

THE subscriber has opened grocery STORE on Main
street. directly opposite the tavern stand occn1
pied by Mr.. Fesher at the sign Of the "Restaura,
where he will keep constant supply of all kinds
OF groceries, consisting Of moasses, sugar, tea cof
lee' pepper aIlspice, cloves, ginger rice, tobacco
alum madder, cinnamon, snuff, soap, flour. &c 6,c
lie VIII keep constant supply OF all the articles
usually kePtil family grocery, which he will selI
low ,or cash Or approved country produce.
"hea'' oats, 6eeswax taow, butter, eggs, fsatb-
eIs' and other merchantable produce taken in ex.
'uGhge 'of groceries. JOHN G. BUCK.
Carrollton, October l6, l846-l-n.
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N0tice.-There will be petition presented to
the Commissioners of Carroll county at their next
session praying for alteration on the road leading
from Troy to Robert Georges. Said alteration to
commence at the guide boards on VIM. McClurc's
and thence north along the Pekn road to the north
east corner Of sad McClurg's clearing, thence
white oak trees in said Troy road, on said McClurp,s
land.
Nov, 6, IS46.
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Eaiate OF Iohn NAME

NOTICE Is hereby given, that we have been an.
-7intel and qualified executors on the e.tsfe
Of John Maple, late Of Carroll county Ohio de-
ceased All persons indebted 70 said estate are rs
CURED to make immediate payment, and those ha,
Ing claims, 70 present them legally proven, for sei
leInent, within one year from this date.
DAVID MAPLE, SEM
DAVID MAPLE, Jun Lkr''
NJyemt er G. le4s-1-9
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SPLENDID ATTRACTION
Means Cheap Siors IN MaIrern CrroIl %

-heafS Ihtdp Ot0fe IN Malvern Cdfdll 20.
UsT received from he east. the largest, cheapest,
and bes, sock VI fall and winter gools ever hruaht
70 this place, aaoug which may b. 0snd staple and
fancy pAY cbops, groceries qussnsvure harlw are sc
ALSO.-s0o pair boots Oi every quality and price,
and very large 5t q shoes such a. ladies and gen
tlemen wear, which be intends selling twenty se par
cent. lower ;oz cash o. ascerted country produce,
han they have ever been sold In this market Come
and sesi JAMES MEARS.
Malvern, November c, Isss-4-6t.
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The UNIoN.-A prospectus for this paper will
be found on our outside. The "Union" is the
official organ of the present Administration, and,
to the adherents of the Administration it must
prove an interesting document. If any of our
democratic friends desire to patronise paper of
their creed in Washington, they will find in the
"Union" sheet worthy Of their patronage.