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w. w. WALLACE.
Mill Furnishing Establishment,
3l9, 32l LIBERTY STREET NEAR TIE CANAL,

3l9, 32l LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines and Boilers Of the best quality
always on hand, and Tsde to or er on short no
tiee and at low prices.
French Burr Mill Stones of my own manulac-
ture, made of selected blocks, warranted good
vuality at very low prices. surel Hill Mill
Stones, all sizes.
Boiling Cloths. all nos, Anch Stamps, square
mesh, warranted good quality, at The lowest
prices. ---=---5
: Lull's Patent French BUR Smut Machines
used in 500 OF the best mills in the country nd
warranted to give satisfaction. They run Il h.
clean fast, and work well.
Mill Spindes, Mill Irons, Screws, Picks, &c.
Corn and Cob Grinders always on hand.
n B. As the communication between Pitts
burgh and Carroll CO.. by means of the Rail Road
is so cheap and speedy, purchasers viii! 6nd i
to their interest 10 give me call before buying
elsewhere. All orders and Inquiries promptly at
tended to. w. w. WALLACE.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Ang. 90, SO.
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EsIatcofJ. il. MiIner. Dec,A

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative Of
the estate Of John N, Miner, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment and persons having claims against said
estate will present them, legally proven, within
one year from this date.
CATHARINE MILNER, Adm'x.
December 10, 1852.
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.Carrnlllon. G
Mrs. SWaney'S School.

The exercises OF this school will be resumed
on Monday the ist day Of Nov. next. The
number Of pupils will be limited TO SO, and tt1e
tu,iou for all, wi.hou, distinction OF age or stud
les, will beSi 90 per month. No deductions fo'
absences exceP, such as are occasioned by sick
ness.
CsuolI,on, Oei. 2s, 6a,
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James lemons

CABINET FCRNiTuRG g. CHAIR WARE RooNs,
No. 10 Fourth ST., Puburgh Pa.
Manufacturer OF Sofas, Divans, wing Ward
Robes, TeIe.a-Teles, Ladies' Cabinets, Gents
do, ChevaIiers, patent extension ,ablos. Secre.
Iaries, Book Cases, Spanish Elagers, Side
boards. Music stools. Tia, racks, Lounges, Cribs,
&c., &C., all made under his close superinlend.
ance, Of the various foreign and sAmericah
woods, from The latest Frehch les, and are
warranted 10 material and Workmanship TO be-
superior 70 any manufactured ia The United
SIaIes Also always on hands good assoH.
menI Of common furniture and chairs.
Fellows, Bellows.
large supply. warranted betIer than any
made west Of The Alleghanies at reduced prices.
SWaagers visiting The city are respectfully inyi.
ted 10 call before purchasing, as he is confident
they cannot fail 10 please.
Dec, IL, '5Q. 3mos.
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NOIice.

Court of common Pleas Carroll couniy.-Par-
Gormingcr vs., Mary Ann Coal
ler.-The said Mary Ann Coaller who resides in
the State OF Missouri, is hereby notified that a
petition was filed against her nthe office Of the
clerk OF the court OF common Pleas within and
for the county Of Carroll and State OF Ohio, on
the 3rd day o December, A. D. 1859, and Is now
pending by George G G)rminger, demanding par
'ltion OF the west half of the southwest quar-.
ter of section SO township Is aud range 6, ard
III at the next term OF said court application
will be made by sad George GJrmnger for an
order that partition may he made Of said prem
ises. ECKDEY & DAVIS,
Dec. 10. 1852. At,ys 10, petitioner.
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500 lbs. cOlOred Carpet Yarn received and fol
'als BY
CsnoIlIon. Jolly I6.h. 1859.
POREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly the DuHham HOuss.l
W. A, SMITH, PROPRIETOR.

We "' P"AA - NJ NAA'AN NAN'
This large and commodiOus establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through
out. and will compare favorably with any Of the
first class Hotels in the state. II contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete ORDER
The house is beautifully situated on the Public
quare, near the Court House, in the centre Of bus
incss, 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
tbUse who may visit cleveland either on business
or iu the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus ia al
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April I6, 1852
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Select School.

The subscriber would inform the citizens Of Car
rollton that he will open, by the 4th of October,
with limited number Of pupils, Select School,
in which it is proposed to teach the ordinary
branches of education, also Mathematics, with their
applications the Latin, Greek and German Clas-
sizes, &C. Experience in teaching for a number Of
years, he trusts, will enable him to do ample JUS
tice to those committed to his care.
Terms made known on application.
He will also give instructions in vocal music this
wnrer The most improved Ground note) system
will be used in communicating the Instructions
Glasses Of adults and Juveniles will be arranged BY
the LIST of October.
Terms for thirteen lessons, $l,O0,
Sept. 10th, ~. N. E. GlLDS.
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For the Ladirs.-Parame.as, all col
ors, French morinoes, Persian coIhs, cashmeres,
de lanes, together with fill assortment Of new
and beautiful styles dress goods-whch are go
ing OF fast, Call soon and do not miss bargain
CUMMINGS e. BRACKlN.
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NOTICE.

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, aud those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JOHN WALLACE, Ex'r.
October I. 1889.
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Good News (or the LadIes.
DelltistrD!

A. W. & w. F. SEMPLE,
Resident Den,inis Of Steubenyile, tender their
professional services 10 the ciIizens Of Carroll
ion, in all matters pertaining TO Teeth, Dr.
Semple has been long known in this communi,
~ as the Oldest Practitioner in Eastern Ohio.
and is now prepared to insert teeth in Whole or
Paris of Sets, with or wilhou. Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any other
method that may be desired, and all work will
be 90, up neatly and elegantly, with view TO
Utility, Comfort and Elegance that cannot be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted, and always re-
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed 10 A. w. Semple, Steubenville D.
will receive prompt attention.
June 10. I859.-ly
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Are now receiving from all the Eastern Cities
and from Europe, their 6rst supply Of goods for
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,
tnue to SCI! goods as low as the EaHerH JO66ers.
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 undersod in this market.
Aug, 81, '52.
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Farm FOR sale!
desire to sell the farm on which now reside
II contains

400 Acres
and there are on il a good brick house, with q
well OF water at the door i; very large Frame
Barn, and other out-buildings, all got up in the
very best style. The land lies one miles south Of
Carroton, on the TOAD leading to New Hagers-
town.
Tintend removing west, and viii give the pur'
chaser OF this farm bargain.
For terms, inquire at the Free Press Office, or
of the subscriber, on the Premises.
CHARLES FAWCETT. 4
Nov. ;, 'ss.-Sl.
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Harlem SPRING..

hereby notify the public that am fully pre-
pared % entertain all, in the best style.
aa.isas - The Table $1,000.
viii be supplied with the best the country affords,
and sLEEnHS AFARTnEHTs furnished In most com
Portable and desirable manner.
The Sable
Willie provided with an abundance Of PrOvendsr,
and attended BY q careful ostleF.
No pains will be spared to make the travel ers
sojourn agreeabe.
PIarIfs can Be accommodated with al they de-
sire, on The shortest notice
Dec. ~, SO. JOHN HILBERT.
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New Goods, New Goods.

Just received at Illusions. a large and wtll>e-
Iected stock OF 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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NOTICE.

To issob sWaney. Rsbecea Deard0rf. lohu
Housensn, sssignee Of ROsanna KoouiE, inisrmaF.
red with William KOouiz, Margaret Madden, In.
termafried with William Madden. samuel swsney
Elizabeth Johnston, inieuaarried with William
Johnston, Nancy Johnston, intermanisd with Js-
cob Johnston, and Eleanor sWsnsy. widow Of
Daniel swaney, deed.
You will Taxa notice, that on the 18th Day Of Jn-
y, 1853, the undersigRed fled his petition in the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
whsrs he sane is bOw pending, demanding psrti-
ton Of the following premises situate In said coun-
~, and IN Rose township, being The southwest
quarter ef section %. In township IS Of range 4,
containing $50 acres (eHesPuug Two seres In the
northeast eoFner.)
The undertigBed demands that partition be
made Of the said premises a. follows To the m
dersigned two undivided ninth parts, and 70 each
Of the other parties one undiVidcd ninth part Of
said land Of which Daniel Swsney died seized, and
70 EleaEer swsney dover ia the whole. r..
A ne next term Of tie court an application
will Be made By the undersigned FOR an order that
partition may be made, &e., OF said premises. =.
- JAMES GORDON.
aul by Van Bro~n. bis AR'y.
July %, i852.-.6ts. pr Zee $500.
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SALE OF7sEat .s;Il.I gsTATE BY ORDER or

SALE OF sE4b ESTATE BY ORDER OF
CoURr.t alat
On Ihe sith day Of January. lass At OF loek
in lhe afternoon. | will odri lar sale on the
premises, N Lobdoh township Carroll county.
Ohio, The three undivided fith paris Of lhs east
half Of de south. sssI quarter OF SECTION u in
Iownslip Z 81 nknge 5, containing eighty acres.
more Or less, subject 70 the dover estste Of RAJ
ehel DayhuH. widow Of Peer DaJhuH. set on
BY metes and hounds, the same bfing the tract Of
land OF which Joseph Da yhuf died seizsd, and
ON which he lived Al the iime OF his death.
Teums--one-lhird 10 hand and the talanee in
two equal annnal insislpsenss with interest &C..
cured by niorTguge on lhp premises.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Deesat. 1asa Aim'r Of Joseph DayhuG.
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CVOtiILMS, CIOthtn - WinseEis CONS
;nv and IN order TO be plepafed foE the chilling
blasts we nave purchased lot Of. heavy cxfF
coa,s. sack Il frock do, vests dzc., whiek weef-
Ter for sale eheappr than the cheapest. Call an
see. We maan what W say.
CUMMINGS = BRACklks :
as4
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THE STAR CF THE WEST,

A new and beautiful pauern, viii belouBd. on
IFisl, 10 have more good properties and lever
bad ones, lhAp any other coal Cook Stove in
this secIion or country. The top level and
smooth, oven large aOd convenient, aues so con-
stTueIed as 70 secure uniform heat lorbakiBg pur-
poses, and al the same time consume large
amount OF The smoke and SCOT arising from the
coal, BY which one OF the strong objections 10
lhe use Of coal for cooking purposes is removed,
and constitutes il one Of the most economical,
convenient and pleasant cook stoves now in
use
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For the ParIor,
The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,


The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,
is so much admired, that The demand, in many
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is a beautiful parlor sIove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties Of
the round sloye and open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Piusburgh mauulsc.
Iure, are, OF course, heavy and durable.
He has, also. on hand for sale, Wolson &
Hhcheock's paror sIove, aud their celebrated
Premium Parlor Coal Craze, with folding doors.
which, for beauty Of design. economy Of fuel,
and family comlon 10 cold weather, stands un.
rivalled in this or any other market.
1000 pounds old Copper wanted.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and StoYe Pipe,
House Spouting and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
ta and improved lyle now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment Of Oxy-
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con-
slant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom
Car ollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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On or about lhe sOIh Of August pas on the
road leading from CsrrOl:on 70 Esp. kei;h's, in
East township. n saek cloth coat. Any peTson
finding il will confer a favor on the owner ty 70.
turning il lOhim "a CArrollIon.
GEORGE PUGH.
Csrrollton. Sepi. IL. I85q
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QMeensru0re
RccOiIect, Every body,
THAT
WILLIAM TH0MPS0N'S

Is the place where everything usually KEPT BY
merchants is TO be had, and al The lowest posi-.
BILE rates. He bought all he could for cash, go
that he could get goods cheap 10 give as bar.
gains 10 his customers.
CALI AND SEE
Ills Rcady-nade Clothing.
CarrollIon, October is, 1853.
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Clocks, CtOcks-A beautiful article Of
nlanGIe, "New Styles" just received aud ioF
sale low By & CUMMINGS y RRAQK1Ns
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Estate Of John Moore Deceased.

NoIice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed. and legally qualified. Exec
u,ors Of the estate Of John Moore. late of Car
soll county Ohio decd. Those indebted 10
said estate will make immediate payment, aud
th0se having claims agausl said estate will pre-
ssns them legally authenticated within one
year from this date.
GEORGE MOORE,
JOHN MOORE. Executors.
September 10Th, 1864.
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UooklnQ 6toues.

These Stoves have been recently purchased In Al.
btny with much care, and oomPrise the very best
pattefns a. latest improvements IN use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, new and
elegant patern, viii be found the most CONVENIENT
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered Cor sale In
Ii section Of country.
10 addition 10 the shove, he has on hand an
elegant assortment OF coal noyes. Of PITTS
BURGH MANUFACTURE, for both kitchen
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Lisbon street, third house from Legge,'s tavern
Carrollton June IL, SO.
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ThOS II. Atkinson.

Offers for sale At bic Tin Shop. In Csuollton .
large and well selected lot Of ALBANY
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List Of Letters

Remaining in The Pos, Office in Carroll'on,
on The si>,eenIh day Of Nov, 1889
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Graham a King!

Cassineres and seslines Of the bes mskes and
latest styles, for gentlemen sHAwLs, aod tbe
laiasi and nnnaf fnshinnnhln
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-12-08
THE LEGISLATURE.

We refer our readers to our legislative columns
for proceedings from Tuesday to Thursday, inclu-
sive.
On Thursday the Senate disagreed to the House
proposition to vote on that day for an Attorney
General, but agreed to vote to-day (Friday) for
Supreme Court udge. On the same day the two
Houses voted twice for Senator. Mr.. Dobbin and
Gen. Saunders increased their vote, while Mr.
Shepards vote fell off. There were number o,
scattering votes.
We continue to hear, from all quarters, the
strongest expressions from the Democracy in favor
of Mr.. Dobbin. He Is gaining, as the vote shows
and all his friends have to do to ensure his election
is to stand firmly by him. Afull vote on the part
of the Democrats for the nominee of the party,
would at once put an end to the present state Of
things. And how long, may we be allowed to
ask, is this condition of things to be continued
Gentlemen who are refusing, for vhatever reasons
to support the nominee, may rest assured that the
ewes of the Democrats of the whole State are upon
them and that if Wing should slip in as the
result Of existing differences they will be held to
a strict accountability for such result. The pa
tience of the Democratic people IS 'oeA n'gh er'
bouefoH
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HEALTH OF COL. KING.

The last Richmond Enquirer, says: I'VE un-
derstand that Senator Clemens of Alabama, passed
through this city Monday morning, from the South
on his way to Washington city, and that he was
asked by gentleman on the cars, as to the health
of Vice President elect VIM. r. King, and his
reply was that he saw Mr.. King on his way through
Alabama, a few days before, and that his health
was greatly unprecedented better than usual." !"
The report, therefore, put in circulation "a few
days ago about Col. Kings death, is doubtless
entirely unfounded.
E Werepeat the statement, heretofore made
in this paper, that DR., Drake, the Senator from
Nash, has voted uniformly for MI. Dobbip for Sen
stor. Our Reporter was mistaken in stating that
Dr.. Drake voted for Gen. Saunders. .s.ss
Aaa1cuLruRE. A Proessorship OF Agriculture
has been endowed in Delaware College, and will g
into operation the present winter. This 's as
should be. We should like to see similar Fro
fesaorship in our University
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NUMBER %.

taken place since the reception Of yonr despatched
the difficulties which surround the subject.s ct my
prospects, aud Of the course Idesgn to pursue in
gard 70 this Interesting subject. feel highly fiat
tered in having conided to t.ust in whose suc-
cessful execution, should connect my name with
one Of the most important events ino our diplomatic
history. tt-,s9t '7::@ss5-: :s5s $ 80 - > ~
: am, sit, most respectfully yonr ob't servant,
=. -=S@ac r.. M SAUNDERS.
JAMEs BUCHANAN, Esq. ~
Secretary of State. .s:5 S
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!he asked nothing 5ut what 10 right neithe
Will they ever submit to any thing that 10 wrong.
to secure the grestest good to the greatest number
has never yet went far az TO be ready to embark
upon crusade for the wide, worlds freedom, and
while II deeply sympathizes for the oppressed Of al
nations, thever will "quit it's to stand upon for
ei2n ground. /" 5-,~ <.<.s.A q s.5-1. + - = s
No, it stands infcxibly opposed 10 the wild sway
OF popular passion, TO the lost of conquest and he
intense cravings of hot blood for lawess qualification
Such is Fourierism, Agravanism, Fanny Wright:
ism, but it is any thing else than the Democracy We
have enforced. :
In conclusion, gentlemen. let we say to you, tha,
the march Of our principles is onward but victory
does not always drop like ripe fruit into the lap o
the indoent.
There must be vigilance, organization, and con-
centrated effort to secure it, Ithank you again. gen.
temen, for the distinction conferred.
On motion of Mr.. Branch, Perrin Busbee, Of
Wake, was requested to act as Secretary to the
College: p.
Mr.. DobSin then moved that tie College pro-
ceed to vote by ballot for President Of the United
ted States, and he nominated therefor FRANKLIN
PIERCE, of New Hampshire The ten votes of the
State were then cast for FRANKLIN PIERCE; where
upon Mr.. Person nominated for Vice President
WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama. The ten votes
of the State were then cast for WILLIAM R. KING !;
after which Mr. Craige moved that Committee
of two be appointed to superintend the signing,
directing, and sealing the certificates Of the votes
which was adopted, and Messrs. Craige and Rem
cher appointed said Committee.
The College then took recess until four o'clock,
P. NJ; at which time the College re-assembled,
when Mr.. Craige from the Committee, reported
the certificates as ready for the signatures of the
Electors, and the same were then signed agreeably
to law.
On motion of Mr.. Rencher, William B. Gulick,
Of Wayne, was appointed Messenger to take charge
of and deliver the certified list of votes to the
President of the Senate, at the City Of Washing
ton and the President of the College delivered
the same to the said Messenger, with instructions.
On motion of Mr. Dick, the thanks Of the Col
lege were unanimously rendered to the Senate for
the use of their chamber; and on motion of Mr..
Thomas, the thanks of the College were likewise
unanimously rendered to the President for the dig
nifed manner in which he had discharged his du-
ties, and to the Secretary for the able manner in
which he had performed his.
The College then adjourned.
There was large concourse in attendance to
witness the proceedings, which were conducted
with much dignity and delberation. The specta-
tors applauded warmly as the votes of the College
were cast for FRANKLIN PIERCE and WILLIAM R.
KING.
This is the first Republican vote which this State
has cast for President and Vice President, since
1886; but the "old North" is in the right path
now, and we have the fullest confidence that she
will remain there.