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a Chemical Compound simiiar 10 tte NalETGI
OIL Of The Hair.
The Spanish Hair GlOsS.

A CLEAN, WHITE AND BEAUTIFUL
PREPARATION for promoting the growth.
luxurance and beauty of The Hair-remOying
dabdruff. scales and scruf, and curing the cula.-
neous diseases Of the scalp-uDequaIled for
keeping the Hair moist. imPartiRg 10 il q rich q
silky sohness and highly beautiful Ius,re. Us
soothing and agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied eIher 10 the head or irriIa.
lions Of the skin. II is unlike any OF the Al.
coholic and Oil preparations so commonly used
for the Hair. It's superiority over all hair prep
.ralions consists in its properties being mostenI
ing and cooling, instead OF drying and heating
as the alcoholic preparations are, and being free
OF the greasy qualities Of marrow, oils. &C.
lis power 10 remove the glutinous coating which,
obsITucIs the pores Of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the lollicles from exuding an
oily substance necessary 10 the natural moisIuFR,a
beauty and growth Of the Hair is uneaquelled.s
One free application Of the Hair Gloss will
mpan a more lasting beauty and moisture 10
the halr Than a whole boIIle Of the alcahOlic
preparations usually sold; besides il will nos soil
the finest linen. Persons whose hair is slight
ly gray. will find This article 10 make their. hair
darker, & render The gray hairs scarcely pTecep-
lible. Mothers will find this preparation Ibe
best they can use TO dress children's HAIR, keep
ng it in place, giving il most beautiful lussFs e
aud causing ii 10 grow luxurianly. IL any
preparation Of arr can cause the hair to grow,
The Spanish Hair Gloss will do il. -as7f
/ Very liberal discounts made Io Druggists and
Ihrse who buy by wholesale. Address G. n.
Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price e5 cents per bcils.
Dealers in Carroll county can learn terms by
enquiring OF the Editor Of the Free Press a.
CarrollIon, o. ...... -7s Ii,es
! O:tober, "a, 1851. ...-s s,t;esIs p,
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S5 Reward.

The above reward will be paid to any person
who will give such information as will lead 10
The apprehension and conviction, before court
of Justice, Of the person or persons who destroy
ed portion of my hedge fence at the eastern
side Of the grave yard.
NAV 81, 1859. GEO. L. kennedy.
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Administrators Notice

On the nineteenth day Of October, A. D. i8.
SO, the Probate Court Of Carroll county. de.
clared The eslalo of David Brookman, deceased
TO be probably insolVent. Creditors are. there.
fore, required to present their claims against The
estate, TO the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned, OF
they will MOI be entitled TO payment.
SAMUEL |. ROSS;
Carrollon, Oct. 22.'52. Administrator.
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erin calling attention to DR.. Guyson's I'm
proved Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarsaPa'
rIla, we feel confident that we are doing SER
vice TO all who may be afflicted with Scroiulous
and other disorders originating in hereditary
,aint, or from impurily Of The blood. We have
known instances within the sphere Of our &C.
quuinance where the most formidable dlstem'
pers have been cured by the use Of GuysoH'
Yellow Dock and Sarssparila alone.
Ii is one Of the few advertised medicines that
cannot be s.igmalized with quackery, for The
yellow Dock" and the "SarsaparIa" are well
known 10 BE- the mos, efficient, land at the same
time inoxious) agents in the whole MaIera Med
ca, and by far the best and puresI preparation
Of them is DR.. Guysu's Yellow Dock oi Sarsa'
parilla. See advertisement.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualif-
ed as Executor of I le estate of Robert Peoples de-
ceased. Those HI ring claims against said estate
will present them ,gally proven within one yeO
from this date. JOHN A. IUTTORF,
April Is, l859 Executor.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed Executor
of the estate OF Susannah Myers, deceased late
of Carroll county, Ohio Those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one year from this date. and those
indebted will make immediate payment.
..#c JOHN WALLACE, Ex'r
October |. 1852,
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Farm for sale!

desire to sell the farm on which now reside.
1t contains
aam..rtn 400 Acres; .sa
and there are on it good brick house, with a
well OF water at the door; a very large Frame
Barn, aud Other out. buildings, all got up in the
very best style. The land lies one miles south OF
CarrolIton, on the ioad leading to New Hagers-
town.
intend removing west, and wiagve the Pur.
chaser of this farm bargain. t.l
For terms, inquire at the Free Press Office, or
OF the subscriber, on the Premises.
CHARLES FAWCETT
Nov. 5, '52.-3t.
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FOREsT CITY HOUSE.
Formerly the DuHham House.
W. A. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.

This large aud commodous establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through
out, and will compare favOrably with any of the
first class Hotels in the state. 1t contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order
The house is beautifully situated on the Public
square, near the Court House. in the centre Of bus
mess, and has the advantage Of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, to
render the Forest City pleasant stopping place. to
those who may visit ''leveland either on business
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April Is, 1852
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
To Jacob Swaney, Rebecca Deardorf, John
Houseman, assignee of Rosanna Kooutz, ntermar-
ried with William Kooutz, Margaret Madden, in
termarried with William Madden Samuel Swaney,
Elizabeth Johnston, intermarried with William
Johnston, Nancy Johnston, intermarried with Ja-
cob Johnston, and Eleanor Swaney, widow oil
Daniel Swaney, decd.
You will take notice, that on the 10Th day Of Ju.
ly, 1852, the undersigned filed his petition in the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio
where the same is now pending, demanding parti-
ton of the following premises situate in said coun-
ty, and in Rose township, being the southwest
quarter of section 33, in township l6 of range T.
containing $50 acres excepting two acres in the
northeast cOrner.)
r The undersigned demands thNt partition be
made of the said premises as follows: To the un-
dersigned two undivided ninth parts, and to each
of the other parties one undivided ninth part oi
said land Of which Daniel Swaney died seized, and
to Eleaner Swaney dover in the whole.
At the next term Of the court an application
will be made by the undersigned for an order that
partition may be made, &C., of said premises.
JAMES GORDON,
By Van Brown. his Au'y.
July %, 1852. its. pr fee $500.
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Rses.TRAoEpiNAEY thirty iOns Of
Eggs were brought in,o sandpsky on Thursday.
on he SsRdusky, Maosfsd Ond Newark Rail.
roSd.4 The Register lSarus that they are all
from Que PoipI, viz. Mansfield. The Rchland
hens must have bad lively time Of il, and
arc clearly emitted 70 the ''skales. ~ 4
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ShaWIS, shaw u. .-.Wnter is coming
and in order to keep you comfortable we have
brought on tremendous tig lot of shawls. Long
Bay State, Thibet, Silk fringed, together with a
full assortment Of all kinds which we will sell un-
usually cheap. CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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Lost,
Carpet Chain!
Iarpel Chaln!
3OO lbs. ColOred Carpet Yarn received and foe
sale by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
Carrollton, July 10Th, 1859.
NOIIee

Notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators Of the
estate Of Cornelius Brackin, late of fauol county
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au.
thenticated within one one year from this date.
RICHARD BRACKIN,
THOMAS BROOKS,
july Q. 1853. Administrators.
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al digest !" Sucb is the true meaning Of. the
word -'fepsin," or Of the two Greek words from
which Il is derived This is the significant and ap-
proprate title of the true digestive fluid, or gas
trc juice, prepared by DR.. is. HOughton, Of Ihil-
adelpha, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, for
the cure of indigestion and Dyspepsia. II is Ma
ture's own remedy for an unhealthy stomach. No
art of man can equal its curative powers. 1t rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
see the figure Of the OK in another part of this pa
per. 81.
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JUST RECEIVED large amount Of DYE
WOODS, such as'FusIic, Cam Wood, Log Wood,
Red Wood &C.. &C., which we will sell at re-
educedprices, by the barrel, or in quantities to
suit purchasers, Call al the Drug Store Of y
Dec. II, 1851. @. A. BOEGKL .
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Good News for the Ladies'.

The largest and Prettiest lot Of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings e. Brackin's.-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk PopiDs, Sill
Berege, figured Swiss Lawns, &C., with a greai
variety Of New styles, which we offer at veay IoW
prices. Call and see
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF PALE
BRANDY, also the genuine PORT Wine on hand
at the drug Store Of CA. BOEGEL.
Dec. II, 1851. .aE
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New Goods. New Goods.

Just received at Illusions, large and wellse-
lected stock oi FALL AND WIN TER GOODS;
Of every description, which he now offers for
sale at the very lowest prices.
Our motto is short profits, quick sales. one price
and ready pay J. HUSTON.
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DentistrD!
/. w. 4 w. +. SEmPLE,

A. w. a w. +. SEMPLE,
Resident Den'inls Of Sleubenville, tender their
professional services to the Citizens Of Carroll.
ton, in all matters pertaining 10 Teeth, DR..
SemPle has been long known 10 this communi.
~ as The Oldest Practitioner 10 Eastern Ohio.
aud is now prepared to insert teeth in Whole OF
Paris Of Seus, with or without Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any Other
method that may be desired, and oil work will
be got up neatly and elegantly, with a view to
Utility, COmfOn aud Elegance that cannot be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted, and always re.
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed to A. W. Semple, SIeubenville D.
will receive prompt attention. ....
June 18, l352.-ly
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Are now receiving from all the Eastern Cities
and from Europe, their first supply OF goods fol
the fall trade, 10 which they invite the attention
OF buyers. On the lst of September they expect
to have their assortment complete which will be
kept so by constant addition every week, through
out the season. They will, as heretofore. con
tinue to sell goods as low as the Eastern Jo5bers
for Cash. or approved paper on the usual credit
and they assure their old customers and friends
and all others who design purchasing here, that
they will not be undersold in this market.
Aug. 27, '52.
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Just issued, magnificent portrait of
GENERAL JACKSON,
Engraved by T. B. WEIGH, ESQ.,. after the origi.
mel portrait painted by T. SULLY, ESQ.
This portrait will be match Tor the Washing
ton, and is in every respect as well got up.
Price $500 per copy. Address as above.
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Estate Of John Moore Deceased.

Estate Of John Moore Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed, and legally qualified, Exec.
utors Of the estate of John Moore, late Of Car.
roll county Ohio decd. Those indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment, aud
those having claims against said estate will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated within one
year from this date.
GEORGE MOORE,l
JOHN MOORE. Executors.
September l0Ih, 1859.
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Drugs at Wholesale 4 Retail !!
HARSH g. MCUTCHEON,

Successors to J. C. Cable,) having purchased
the Drug Establishment Of J. G. Gable, Market St.
Steubenville, Ohio. next door to the Book Store,
are just receiving from the East large stock Of
Drugs, Paints. ..
Chemicals, Dye Stufs,
Oils, Perfumery,
Brushes, Spices, &c.
which we are offering at wholesale and retail.
Our stock being large, we are determined to sell
as low as any house in the State and would in
vte Physicians, Merchants, Mechanics and Far
mers to call and examine our stock, comprising
every article usually kept in our line of business,
and which we will positively sell on the most rea-
sonable and accommodating terms.
Steubenvil Dec 8, 1851.
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Relief for the AFFLICTED.
CLARKE'S
GeneSee LinimeRL.

Prepared upon the most scientific phReiple, aud
in strict accordance with the laws Of chemicalaf-
Unity thereof, forming a remedy better ealculated
to permanently cure the following diseases thsn
any other ever yet discovered ss 81
In man cures Rheumatism, SwelIings, Spguins,
Bruises, Cramps, Pains 10 the limbs, back, breast,
side or hips, weak or stiff joints, toOth-ache and
pains 10 any part, &c In horses, swelling, sPavlh
wnd-galls, caOus, lameness, sPrains, scratches,
old sores, corks, stiff joints, Jumps, ring tona,
jamed shoulders, &c, &c. -r
Prepared by DIR. Wm. Clarke, Brooklyn, N. "
None genuine without the signature Of Wm'
Clarke. For sale BY B. Stevenson, CsrrOllton, and
in every village in the county.
May ~, '52.-6m. f--
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Save YOur MOpeyl

We are Just receiving on our Fail ahd Winter
stock Of goods, winch. Tor variety ard extent
never has been exeslled in this paft Of he eoun.
ny. Our ttJek consists Of almost every article
the wants Of the people require which We are
enablsd and are determined 70 eel al the very
lowest Priees.-So come ulong and examine our
goods ADD you Will be well pad Tor yOur lime
We are Eoi r1sking all this noise Tor nothLK, we
mOsl sssuTedly have the
LARGEST 4 BEST
lct Of goods ever blought 10 tbs town. WHY.
eFtry nook and corner al out The p misses are
dlled with Just such articles az you want You
can't name anything, from a read y.msde rOaI 10
~Otton glove--irom tn gXe 10 a needle, that We
have not goIin great sLundAnee and OF
TINE TERY BEST UaLITY.
Again we say CONE bring uiih you a
Little Cash,
and you can i,ke hon e psTEei cart load o
gOods, all pdidhr. CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
Ort. 10. 81
Clocks, CIOcks-A beautiful article Of
mantle. New Styles" iust receiv.d and Tor
sale low by CUMMINGS & RRACKlN.
Lost,
On or about the SOsh OF August pas on the
road leading IRON Caroll:on 10 Erqr. KeIhs, in
East township, a sack cloth coat. Any person
finding It will confer a favor on the owner ty re-
turning il TO him IA CaFrollIOB.
GEORGE PUGH.
CarrOIltOn, Sept. 10, 1859.
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RecOiIecI, Everybody,
THAT
WILLIAM TIL H0M MPS0N'S

Is the place where everything usually kept by
merchants is TO be had, and at the lowest posi-.
Bile rates. He bought all he could for cash, SO
tha. he could ge, goods cheap to give as bar
gains TO his customers.
- CALL AND SEE ,.,..
Uis Rcady~N Made Clothing.
-Carrolhon. October l5, 1859. 40
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Olleellstuare

Must be seen to be appreciated, it is-some
tal Ieast-truy beautiful, and just the thing, to
tickle the fancy of blushng bride. So, you
girls who are going to get married. just call in,
and, after supplying yourselves with elegant
wedding garments, select your t B L E.
WARE, and such other things as you need to
start house with.
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clocks, CIOcks-A beautiful article Of
mantle, New Styles" iuss received and Tor
sale low hy CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
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LARGEST 4 BEST
Little Cash

and you can l,ke hon psrEet cart load o
gOods, all Padhr. CUMMINGS BRACKlN.
Drt Is -
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AT THE
OLD STAND.
Dress GOODS,
FOR LADIES

FOR LADIES, 1910
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, for any and every.
body, together with variety of liIIe things for
"babes and suckings." And us for
Ribbons, Gloves and Hosiery,
Why, he has got such beautiful things in that
line that they have only 10 be seen 10 capIvate
tho young and fancilul, and please and delight
the sedO,e and thoughtful. Besides all these
things, he has everything in the line Of.
Family Groceries,
That good and pruden. business man ought 10
have. And ...f
.g u A u ID w A u e, h.'
TIC silt the wants of the FARMER, the SMITH
and the CARPENTER, as well as the kitchen and
house. wife. But bis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-01
Wing Meeting in Rails.

The Wigs of Rails held a meeting on the
Odd, ult., adopted series of resolution
which endorsed the Compromise measures
as final adjustment Of the slavery question,
declared it was the right and duty of Con-
gress TO make liberal appropriations for in
ternal Improvements advocated a discrim-
mating Tariff, opposed "intervention'" ex-
cePt when necessary TO protect ourselves,
expressed preference for Willard Fillmore
for the Presidency, and Gilchrist Porter for
for Congress, favored ST. Louis as the place
Of holding the State Convention, and recon-
mendel to the Wings the propriety and ne
ccssiy of general and thorough organiza-
ton.
Hon. Jas. o. Broadhead delivered short
address, in which he pointed out with great
force and power the distinctive character
istics of the two parties, he portrayed the
eminent merit of Mr.. Filmore's admins
tration, and concluded with an eloquent APP
peal to the Wings to organize and prepare
for the coming canvass.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-01
Letter from Mr.. Clay.

Mr.. Clay has recently written a letter to
friend in New York, which was not de-
signed for publication, but WHICH he has
consented to have published. 1t appeared
in the last number of the n. Y. Express,
and from that paper we copy it.
Mr.. Clay has been represented as having
declared that he preferred General Cass for
the next Presidency. A statement so i'm
probable was Of course believed by but
few. His expression of preference for Mr..
Fillmore is in strict accordance with the
wishes Of the Wings of Kentucky, and, as
we believe, in accordance with the wishes Of
a majority of the Wings in the Union
That Mr.. Cluy will be oensured for thus
expressing his preference is beyond doubt.
The friends of General Scott and Mr.. Web
ster may think that he ought not 10 have
given the influence of his name TO either of
the gentlemen whose names are spoken of
in connection with the Presidency. But
Mr.. Clay has precisely as much right as
any other citizen to express his opinion on
such subject. AT any rate, he gives very
good reasons for his prcference.-[ Lou.
Journal.
" You rightly understood me as
expressing preference for Mr.. Fillmore,
as the Wing candidate for the Presidency.
This did before left home, and have fire.
quently here in private Intercourse, since
my arrival at Washington. l care not how
generally the fact may be known, but l
should not deem it right to publish any for
NAL avowal of that preference under my
own signature in the newspapers. Such a
course would subject me to the mputation
of supposing that my opinions possessed
more weight with the public than appre-
bend they do. The foundation of my pref
ercnce is, that Mr.. Fillmore has administer
ed the Executive Government with signal
success and ability. He has been tried and
found true, faithful, honest, and conscien-
tiOus. Iwish to say nothing in derogation
from his eminent competitors. They have
both rendered great services TO their coun-
try-the one in the field and the other in the
cabinet. They might possibly administer
the government as well as Mr.. Fillmore has
done. But then neither of them has been
tried. He has been tried in the elevated
position he now holds, and l think that pru-
dencc and wisdom had better restrain lis
from making any change withouta necessity
for 1.-THE existence OF which l do not per-
ceiye.
/ am, truly, your friend and obedent
servant, II CLAY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-01
Another New Boat.

The KATE Swinney, A. c. Goddin, Cap
tain, passed down on Tuesday, from her
first trip up our river. The ''Kate" is one
of the handsomest little crafts that floats
on our waters. She was built under the
personal supervision of her gentemanly
captain, expressly for the packet trade be-
tween this place and St. Louis, and so far
as we can judge, combines all the essentials
requisite for the business for which she is
destined. She is of light draught, good
carrying capacity, and swift. Her cabin is
exceedingly neat, well ventilated and com
modious. Her rooms are large, and those
af the ladies' cabin, particularly, elegantly
finished. The ornamental work ofthe cab
in is plain, and in exceedingly good taste.
She will fix upon day and start in the
packet trade forthwith, and under her obi
ging and gentlemanly officers, is destined &c
be popular boat. She is chiefly owned in
Boonville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-01
Platte District.

There is very decided prospect for
sport in the Platte District the ensuing can
vass. The Gallatin Convention, which
met on the 22d ult., and nominated Judge
Birch for Congress, contributed nothing to-
wards healing the breach in the Democratic
party. Immediately after the result of the
balloing, and Judge Birch had addressed
the Convention, Gov. King made short
address, announcing himself an independent
candidate for Congress, ayowing an unal-
terable determination TO do all in his power
to defeat the Judge, and with him the Anti
Benton party. The Benton delegates went
home much dissatisfied, alledging all kinds
of rascality, bargain and corruption, &c.
Gov. King is on the stump, urging his
claims.
On our side Of the house, we notice Col.
Pitt and John Wilson, Esq, are both making
speeches, while Mr.. Oliver, of Richmond
has many friends who are pressing his
claims. Our friends there should hold a
convention, and nominate some good man
and elect him. An uneXceptionable candi-
date would be certain to be elected in the
present state of affairs with the democracy,
and would stand fair chance against either
King or Birch, single handed. We trust
they will make such an arrangement as will
insure success.