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CARROLL COUNTY.


H. A. Stidger, Carrollton
S. A. Highland, New Harisburgh;
R, K Gray, Magnolia;
James Forbes, New Hagerstown;
Hunt g. Lawthers, Leesburgh.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
J. NJ. Allen, Columbiana;
Thomas l.. Ball, Grcenve;
J. w. Estll, Franklin Square;
Henderson e. Taylor, East Fairfeldi
Richard Stock, Clarkson;
A. NJ Dawson, Calcutta
David Arter, Hanover;
james Graham, New Garden;
Perry Nicholas New Alexandria;
Henry Yeager, North Georgetown;
Joshua Ladd, Westville;
J. T. g. S, Hartzel Benton;
Burghart g. Hahn, New Mddletown;
Leslie & Wick Petersburgh
Grouse g. Northrop, Lima;
II, Holman, Washingtonville;
Skinner g. Wisdom, Green Village;
f. w. Williams, allen;
J. B. Bruff, Damascus;
Jesse Garfetson, New Lisbon;
John Marshall Fairfield;
Stewart & Ilibbets West Point
James Stewart Wellsve;
William Curran, East Liverpool.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of Wi.ighfs
Hdiaa !, geh-jc Pit,y, wholesale and retail l69
Race street, Philadelphia, 2SS Greenwich street,
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
February B, lS47-l7-3m.
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VOnElGN PEREODECALs FOR lel7.

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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW
TUE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, ANN
BLAcKwooDS ENNBURd MAGAZINE.
The ntove periodicals are reprinted in New
Iok, immcdalcIy on their ARRIVAL bY the British
Steamers, in beautiful clear type, ON fine white
paper, and are faithful copies Of the originals
| tlAcNwoop's MAGAZINE being an exact fac smile
OF the EdnhurE edition
The widespread tame of these splendid Period
icas renders it ncrd'csstosay much in their praise.
Al literary organs they stand far IN advance ct any
works ol similar stamp now published, while the
! political complexion OF each In marked by dlgul.
u, caudor and iorboaanco not often found IN
work. of party character.
They embrace the views of the three great par.
ties in England Wing, Tory ANA Radical
"Bhcll wood" and the "Londnn Quarterly" are To-
| ~; the "Edmbmg Review" Wing; and the "West-
minister" Radical. The "Forcign Quarterly" Is
purely literary, Icing devoted principally to criti.
| rIsuIr on Foreign Continental Works.
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COTTON YARN.

,.r,.1oi Of cotton yarn OF tho best quality JUS
A s:;2cd and ior sale at the cheap s'orr o.
Feeelheu ""N ELIZA SINCLAIR.
csrroIl,on. November 6. lGA6-".
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NTnNE MARN.
POT METAL.
Atinntionl-WnshingtOn GTeys.

Moe,ngs for Drill will be held at the Armcry
~ Sgrrdgy Eceniag of each oceek, commencing
At candle lighting. Members will attend rogn'
Inrlv, No admitance for visiters unless n'ro'
H., = n,on,bcr. Per order,
""o'N y w. COLEMAN, 0. S.
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r,AvING located himself in CarroitOn, Offers DIS
ii nrosessena services to the citizens o. .ng sOm W
.na snrroundipe country. His ohce Is oPP0s'eS -
sna 49, A. Mr., Parker september H. lo4o-'0->'
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UOLLOW WARE.

,.lo, of hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh man"lac'
A nrs iust received and lo[ save ehesP jP az g R S"
s'I1a caryolen. November 6, ia4G-'
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TO WACON-MAKERS.

7 WISH to employ journeyman wagon-maker to
| whom will give good wages in CASH. Apply at
the Carrollton foundry. A. l., LITTELL.
tune q6, 1845-37-T
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An UNPRopTABLE SALE.It is customary with business
closing their stores at evening" to take from the till
what funds they may have after making their bank
depostes, and II in out-of the-way
ty such between the leaves of book, under art
Gle of merchandise, any other place where money would
be least likely be looked for by burglars recent
y ranspred in hardware establishment Main street.
which that the obscure place is always
safest happened that the clerk upon closing
at night, found hundred and fifty dollars in the
TILL and having the key Of the fire proof posted
funds empty teakette. The proprietor happening
be ia the early in the morning, in the absence
clerk sold the identical kettle In which the
slowed countryman for five cents and all
efforts up the present writing have been Intellectual
discovering who the fortunate purchaser is.
Hre- ICiwcinnati Signal
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Aug. I7-5, D. M
Dreadful disaster at sca-Lmnense loss of hte.-THe Bah
more, Philadelphia, and New York markets, &c.
The mail from the north to-day brings nothing of special
interest The telegraph from N York. however, reports the
distressing intelligence brought by the arrival of vessel just
reached that port the effect that the ship Indiana which
left Hamburger for New York, with hundred and six
passengers board, loundered her way over
and hundred and seventy of the passengers
watery grave. The commander of the vessel Capt Mo-
brey alsolos Those who saved picked up
by vessel that fortunately their assistance
They cingng to pieces of the wreck in almost
dying condition.
There is nothing of local stirring in city day
THE MARKErs-In the Baltimore Market yesterday,
there sales of about 900 bbs Howard
which price holders contending for to-day, small
transactions Fresh ground from old wheat will bring
more than SIS rs; wheat and unchanged with
small sales
creasng but prices remain about yesterday, vz SIS
for Genesee; $5 62 $5 rs for Ohio and Michigan Sales
of Howard street flour at SO.
Wheat is firm with sales Genesec 1876 a l4Oc., and mix
ed ZIG llS Sales of mixed rs rs cents and
of yellow do 80 About 10000 bushels sold, and
the market firm. Oats 48 40 cents rye 80 50
Provisions and groceries firm, and without change in
prices.
Cotton quiet-sales small Dealers awaiting further
from Europe.
Whskey in bbIs. % cents per gallon
At Philadelphia, this morning. the flour market firm
with small sales previous prices, Wis S6 for Pennsy
vania brands; sales meal at 80 Is.
Sales of 800 bushels southern red wheat to-day l25
1T cents; white do is worth l35 l4O cents Sales of
yellow 80 cents so a 50 cents rye rs 7S
cents
Provisions and groceries firm and unchanged in prices
Cotton quiet Sales of whskey barrels % cents
gallon.
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Transportation of Naval Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, 18th Aug, 1917.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
l. freight the Paciic, will be received this office
until O'clock p. m Monday, the Both day of August
instant for the of between 5000 and 5000
barrels (more es) of government stores from the navy
yard Brooklyn, New York, the port of Monterey,
the Of North America The offers state
the price asked per barrel without distinction between
and dry and each barrel Cor half barrel) OF beef
pork, Hour rice vinegar whskey, dried apples, will be
considered barelall other packages to be estimated
at the rate OF 5t cubic feet BARREL whatever they may
contain No freight be taken board, discharged
private account any Intermediate port Fifteen fair
weather working lay days TO be allowed for taking in and
dscharging cargo. Payment to be made by any navy
agent in the United States, within thirty days after pro
ducng satisfactory evidence OF the delivery OF the cargo,
agreeably the spuations of the charter party The
vessels PASS the usual inspection, and be the navy
yard at Brooklyn ready receive her by the 10th day
OF September and il not presented for examination
within three days after being notified of her acceptance,
the bureau will consider itself liberty to otter the freight
to the next lowest bidder make such arrangements as
may best subserve the public interests.
AnR l7-Iawt,Dtn
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, virginia.

IIS splendid establishment from recent improvements,
unsurpassed in the comfort and extent OF us accomo
datons by any i'm the Union, will be openea Io W
ton of visitors the LIST day OF June. situated on me
Chesapeake bay in full Of the ocean, as healthy as
any spot in the world and lying directly on the great mail
route between the and the SOUTH 1t offers as resting
MACE every the traveller either in search oil
health or pleasure with climate in early summer famed
for refreshing breezes none can be described more
or healy-as the experiences of all persons
vin or acquainted here will prove-than That enjoyed by
as al in latter part Of August and the entire fall months
This with great facility OF reaching herebeing distant
only few from most of large cities, with daily
mails both north and south, and from eight twelve fine
passing daily in every direction it
location for families and OF business, WELL
delightful and safe for those whom fear
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved fitted up with hot baths shower baths and private
bahs and still aoding ample for the expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries Of the
and surrounding markets the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors be procured The orthe most
magnificent public work in the countyoers military pa
ades and the oveles walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing, while for others there billiards. enpins,
music and dancing, with oblgtng and efficient agents IN
each department We shall every exerion to make
Old Point in all respects the desirable wateringplace
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 2o-lawcp MAT lntel]
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
rl-.I. A. ~ 10

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug. IL, 1917.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed proposals for
J. freight Rio de Janeiro,' will be received Mt this Of
flee until o'clock Monday, the Both day of August in
sant the transportation between 5000 and 900 bar
rcls (more les of stores from the maynard
Gosport Va to the consgee at the naval depot at Rio
de Janeiro in the empire of Brazil The offers
the price asked per BARREL without distinction between
and dry and each barrel Tor two half barrcl of beef
pork -four rice, vinegar, whiskey, dried apples will be
considered barrel; all other packages to be estimated
the of 81 cubic feet to barrel whatever they
contain No other than stores to be taken
board as freight, and prmage be allowed Fifteen
fair weather working ayday to be allowed at each Of the
ports Gosport and Rio de Janeo for taking and dis
charging cargo Payment be made by any navy agent
in the United States within thirty days after producing sat
pass the usual Inspection and be the Gospor navy
yard ready receive her cargo by the 10Th day of Sep
tember next and il presented for examination within
three days after being notified of her acceptance bu.
will consider itself liberty offer the freight the
next lowest bidder, make such arrangements may
best subserve the public interests
Auol
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party candidate-some wing of deep and unmistakable
dye Among all these diverse demonstrations OF its
friends, the lnielgencer doubtless mindful of its posi-
ton the metropolitan party ogan) has maintained
grui and somewhat ungracious silence. But it
seems to fancy that the cloud upon its party is rising
and, accordingly it lasiens in lis article OF to-day to
give the to its federal copeers that they are at last
in position to maintain their party platform, and
can do better than to take any ''noparty man--be he
General Taylor or any one else Such, understand
it, is the intimaton contained in the following passage
" The friends of the constitutions all the land,
be reassued by The events this month They
the majority people We have always believed it
they knoD 10, and ko,eing H. they them
seires aceerdiagy No doubt, that If true
itself The lig party has the oier TO bring back
gopernmen the republican track PIT an end to all
these hankiags after conquest, dominion and other royal
pastine which have possessed, the President
merely, and his DEFENDANTS bit also many other people from
tchon tciser things ought 10 hare been erpected."
This is just what we expected We have seen all
along that Gen. Taylor has nothing to hope from the
leaders OF the wing party if they think they car see any
reasonable hope of success in 1sls without him. We
have always believed that many OF the wing journals
have taken him up merely to his name tor a season.
and then, if possible, to desert and betray him. We
have doubt that every move in any congressional
district in the country which the wings have made,
may yet make, will in just far constitute additional
obstacle TO the selection of Gen. Taylor by the Wing
National Convention. And in precise confirmation of
this view, we have now the Intellgencers new demon
straton-the accidental, yet very eraclytmed pilgrim
age of the sage of Ashland" TO the Eastand the loud
wing rejoicings over his arrival at Philadelphia.
We watch this mingled exultation and vaciation
among the wing leaders with curiosity and interest
We are not sorry that little temporary should
bring out in holder relief both in Congress and out of
Congress, their spirit their preferences and their real
plans The more the country can learn OF them, the
better it will be for the denocracy and the sure
will be the eventual triumph Of the democratic cause
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The Latitude and Longitude OF Portland, Maine.
We have received from Major j. d. Graham, of the
Corps of Typographical Engineers, Principal Astronomer
and head of the Scientific Corps OF the Commission of
Boundary under the treaty of Washington the following
notice of the determination by him, in August, 1874,
sisted by Lieut. A. W. Whpple of the corps OF the
latitude and longitude of Portland, Maine and OF several
neghborng points, embracing the forts and lighthouses
in the vicinity.
We insert the results derived from astronomical obser-
Sations made with care, and with good instruments as
they are furnished to us by Major Graham under the
belief that they will be highly useful to navgatcrs en-
erng the harbor OF Portland in taking their departure
from Cape Elizabeth light, which it has not here
tofore been so correctly stated.
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WIscoYsIN-The democrats of Wisconsin have nom
mated Moses NJ Strong, of Mineral Point candidate
for delegate Congress The Galena U) Jeiersonan,
through Grant Lafayette, and Iowa countless found
the most hearty in his nomination and zeal
and animation evnced by the democrats, which
think will tell well the first Monday of September Mr..
Strong has been for time Of the most active and
prominent members of the Wisconsin legislature, and in
struggles of the democracy in the Territory has always
been of the foremost in the fight We feel assured that
with him lead the ticket, democracy will triumph, and
ticket the people prevail against the whole combined
forces of whiggery naveisn, and abotionsm The wing
convention nominated Mr. Tweedy Of Milwaukee, their
candidate for delegate Congress-"
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The Credit OF the Government.

Our attention has been attracted to the favorable est
nation in which the government securities held as is
manifested by the daily sales. Large amounts pur
chased and handsome premium paid.
The representations Of portion Of the wing press, that
the government was running up large account upon
the debit sde unable to disturb the serenity OF pub
lie confidence. panic be started in the days of
gold and silver with the of former times year
and half ago. paralysis Of trade and the bankruptcy Of
the government would have been prophesed by these pa
permoney nanciers of other days to follow the
present circumstances of the nation. An expensive war
on hand and reduction of duties, could in their eyes
have ended only the dscredit Of the government and
the specie currency of the independent treasury would
have put the final stroke to trade. So confident of the
unerrng truth of such predictions the wing fnan
Gers that all their reputation would have been staked
as often heretofore upon the issue.
Nothing could have been further from the truth than
such assertions Instead thereof, the government has
sufficient income to meet every demand. Her revenues
are increasing rapidly The States prosperous and
reducing promptly and cheerfuly their public debts
The people press onward with ceaseless activity and buoy
ant expectations. Manufactures more pros
porous The bounties OF agriculture will overload every
store house and granary in the land Every ship and
boat is pressed into service inland routes and the
flags of almost every nation may often be floating in
our barbors. How unlike the predictions of the old
standard prophets of the wing IN T. Ece. Post
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JOyEs's HOTEL,
No. I52 (Hrsfy,asf SlrePf. PhXu dffpHf0

fTNHE subscribers, under the firm OF BRIDGES az WESi
l. have purchased Mr.. Joness interest In thus establish
meni and hope by the attention 10 the wants and
comforts of guests merit continuance OF the lib
era patronage received by its former proprietor
The house has been thoroughly renovated and repaired
We therefore feel assured welcome our friends and
the public accommodations equal to any in the city OF
N. w. BRIDGES,
July 2O-2wd JNO. WEST.
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Heir. of sally Harris ana jeremiah Allen.

MRS. ELIZABETH BIGGS died about September, 1914
ltl leaving by her WILL legacy the children of her
decea sed brother Jeremiah Aen and TO the daughters OF
her deceased sister Sally Harris; understand that Mrs
Harris married named Harris, OF Charlotte county
Virginia, (probaby Richmond Hanls) and afterwards
moved Kentucky tennessee have heard that Jere
nah Allen removed from Brunswick county Tennessee
desire pay the legacIes and would be thankful any
person. knows lie parties, Tor any information which
they can give, either the heirs me, that may
know where they now reside.
VIM. w TALBY
Executor OF Elizabeth Bigrs, deceased.
Sturgenville, Brunswick county Va--Aug. i6-lmsw
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We have received returns from SO of the 10 coun-
ties in this State Neil s. Brown, the wing candi-
date for governor, has gained in these SO coues ao3s
the of ls45 when the present incumbent A v.
Brown, elected by lao majority We presume that
the wing Brown is elected by less than thousand ma
jory.
The congressional delegation stands democrats and
whgs-l doubtful We fear Mr.. Stanton is defeated
IN the Memphis district; which will be wing gain OF
one member from Tennessee We have returns from four
counties OF the district in which the somewhat notorious
Col Haskell is the wing candidate for Congress-; and
although the district is Overwhelmingly wing, we are
grated to perceive that in these four counties the dem
ocratic candidate has gained $50 votes.
The legislature doubdul-the chances are with the
wings.
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DANGERoUs-Thc danger and inconvenience of allowing
swine 90 large in the shown yesterday,
when fulgrown hog made attack small child
sitting the steps in front of house in Bond and
in attempting get possession of piece of bread which
the child eating its hands and with its tusks
in very severe Several similar this
occurred lately aud it is be hoped that the ordinance
prohibiting the running OF swine which rejected dur
ing late session Of tho city council may with
more favorable consideration from the next-Bat. 4rner
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WING RErRAcrroN The Troy Wing has the follow
ing wholesale retracton in regard to the United States
bank and sub-reasury queshons
" Some say he ICien. Tayorl is opposed to national
bank Suppose he sereneghfs Of the trhtg ary
The present healthy condition of the domestic exchanges
shows that absolute necessity for regulator,
and the wings party disposition to disturb the
existing financial system of tho country.
Nevertheless ii will not do to trust that " same old
COON. In 1S40 Gen. Harrison was represented as OPP
posed TO bank but after his election, the first thing the
wing Congress attempted to oh arter national man.
moth bank and they repealed the treasury forthwith
Wing professions changing but they aban
don favore principle Bangor Dem.
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l. Senter's Observatory,

1. Senter's Observatory,
Cumberland ST., corner
of Boyd street, Port
land, by astronomical
observation
Connection Nth the above
point by triamgutat,on.
2. Dome of the Portland
Exchange
3. Town Hall, Portland :
1. The Marine Telegraph
Mount Joy,)
5. Fort Preble flagstaff :
g. Fort Scanned, (block-
house,)
I. Portland light
8. Cape Elizabeth light
the eastern of the two,
or the fixed light :
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Cot. DoNPuAN.-It is stated in the Clay county (Mo)
Tribune, that Col Doniphan his late speech at INDIE
Pendence, declared that he had not been candidate for
political office in years. and would not be for the next
sepenty-seren.
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tory'-T subscribers having taken the above estab-
shment with all its valuable patterns and machinery,
from John Waichinan, prepared orders
tor the articles mentioned below from any part OF the Uni
ted States They will manufacture and stationery
engines machinery for gst mills, mills
and sugar mills blowing cylinders, cylinder and tubular
boilers locomotive engines, carwhees and trucks
and all descriptions OF machinery and castings
All orders by letter person attended with punctu
aliy and despatch MURRAY HAZLEHURST.
Baltimore, June l8-law6wcp,
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No mail south Of Wilmington, North Carolina this
evening and, of course, no news from our armies.
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Latitude. Longitude west of
Greenwich.
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In time.
In arc.


O h. m. 8. 0
4s SO 4t.46 4 ii OPT 70 Is 4o-5
43 80 q. 90 4 II OF 10 Is 40.4
10 80 26.7 1 Al OBS 20 10 81
43 80 1913 4 Al 90. 1870 Is OF
- 80 56.3 4 40 So 10 ii co
AZ 80 OIL 4 40 52.5 20 10 03
43 81 1913 4 40 5l.4 10 IL 81
43 80 56.2 1 40 49,5 20 IL 22.5
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This is exclusive Of the goods sent into warehousenot
very large ianonnt, however. The aggregate importa-
ton for the twelve days of August om the the l3h
is 81 693 O52of which ~ 499O 900 in merchandise
The duties received in the period S5l 9I3 or
at the rate of over four millions Of dollars a month!
One of the city papers (he Express) has striking cac
ation that if the Hbernia should make her time
Liverpoolsay IL daysthe Mexican which went out
in her will have travelled from the city of Mexico to the
CRY of London, about $500 miles, in month of 30 days
This seems surprising but here are the fgllres;
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw YORK, August l6

NEW YORK. August l6, ISl7
The amount of duties paid last week the cusomhouse
vas very little short Of million of doars-S9S6 1913 80
The summary OF the Imports entries, and duties, for The
week, this year and last is ms follows,