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New Lisbon, Ohio.
The undersigned would most respectfully in,
form the citizens of Carroll county, that he has
Just received from the eastern cities large stock
Of Hardware: in part the following: saH
+ Carpenters Tools OF every kind. F 'Ha
Cooper's Do. a3 6 .E1a3 'a Eia.
!. House Building Articles. a.as ~ $40 .aia
\ Gun Smiths Do. ao tIWaa b Hl at.
And the Largest Stock OF Saddting Eardware
in Northern Ohio, All Of which will be sold as
low as goods Of Inequality can be purchased else
where. la1A4'g 'a5 -.a
z rea SAMUEL SMALL.
New Liston, Chic Eepl5, 1851.
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BEWARE on COuNTERFEITs.

ms medicine has attained that characlerwhicn
is necessary for all medicines to attain to indncs
counterIeilers to put forth spurious article Al
the risk of The lives of those who are innocen,Iv
deceived
Look 'ceH TO the marks of The genuine. +.
The! have The written signature ofC. M, Jack
son upon the wrapper, aud The name blown in
the bottle, without which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 100, Arch street, one door below sixth flat
oI e78 Race slreeL) Philadelphia, and by respect
table dealers generally throughout The country.
For sale, also, by G. A. BOegal, Carroton, o.
and by respectable dealers generally Throughout
The State and The United States.
March 2Ist I85I-IV
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator of the Estate of William
darkness. late of Caro- county Ohio, deceased
Those indebted will make immediate payment. 4
those having Gains against said ertate WI I present
this date. = O 's~' 'V"'
March -, 1851 SAMUEL H. GREER.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the es.
tate of Adam Aultfather. late of Carroll county.
deceased. Those indebted to said estate win make
immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one year from this date.- December az.
1851. REBECCA H. AULTFATHER.
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Notice is rsby given that lhe undersk Mi
has been apo onted ant qualified as ExccuI6abii
the Estate of Nancy Qeen, deceased. Tboss ~:
dehled will make immediate payment and those
hav'ng Claims against said estate will present them
legally authenticated. within one wear. :"
,al.. JOHN COBURN, Adm'r. Z
Feb. Is. 1852. -. -. -. = /.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given tha. the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Administrator Of the
estate OF Jonathan Rood, laie Of Carroll county, ,
deceaasd. .st DANIEL STRATTON..
Ilth mo. slst, ts61.- n2a 4w
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FOR SALE.

wish to sell my farm of eighty acres, we'll wa
tered, and good new barn thereon, together with
eighteen lots situated at Oneida Mills, in Carroll
county, Ohio on the Sandy and Beaver canal, and
Carroll County Rail Road.
Terms made known by inquiring of the subscri-
Der, at his residence on the farm.
JOHN G. HODLEMYER.
Oct, 81 1861.
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New Foundry on LIsDon slree1.

The subscriber would respectfully inform Farm
ers, Mechanics, &c. that be has erected and put
INTO operation, IN Carrollson new
CHp0Ia Foundry.
ald is iully prepared 10 furnish 10 order all kinds
OF Pioughs, Stoves, Plough Points, &c. al the
shortest notice, and at reasonable prices.
good stork of Ploughs, Stoves, Points and
Castings generally will te always kept on hand
end iOr sale al low prices, for CasH.
E, MCGUIRE.
CanollIon, Aug. 9slh, 1851
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07- ANY Paper In Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois,
inserting this advertisement five times and send.
ing US copy Of the paper, shall receive SIS
worth OF The above named books-sent as .hey
may direct. Dec. 10, '5I.
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Luther and his AdherentS.

The ProprelOrs of Sarlain's Magazine having
purchased the large and handsome steel plate,
carefully engraved in line and mezzotint, from
she celebrated design by George Caltermole, re-
presenting
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Estate Of MaFY Mo 0deV.

Notice is hereby given that the urndersignsJ h..
been appointed Admins traior of The estass i,
ry Moodey, deceased. Those indebted 70 said -.
tate VIII make Immediate payment, and those hsv.
ing claims against said estate will present tLsva
iegally proven for settlementwithin one wear. .s
SEPT IL, 1851. E7H7 Aal''F
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A GREAT NATIONAL Work THAT EVERY AMe.
RICAN SHOULD READ.
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Wheat

;, will pay the highest market price IN CASH.
Tor WHEAT, on delivery, atthe STEAM Mil.
Also CASH for FLAX.SEED. haqs M - a
& .Wi ..l eRa "a ISAAC ATKINSON.
I Carrolllon. Jan. Ie. 1889. gig- n segsf III
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One barrel of each, superior article, for sale Al
The Drug and Grocery Store of tIl i
a8FH D. STEPHENSON
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Sign Of the Black Mortar.

= THE UNDERSIGNED would re.
@a spec.iully inform the citizens Of Car.
rollton and surrounding country, .ha.
azA he keeps constantly on hand the best
assortmenuof 4. sf.' saJ
DRUGS AND MEDICINES r5uqa
in the county, Also, that he is determined to
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion of permanently
locating in this place, and devoting our time
to The above business, we are bound not 10 be
beaten, and will sell Al wholesale OF retail verv
low for cash. 2aJmtaic TF :
i N. Bs--Orders from the country will receive
promP, attention. Doctors, when you come 10
Carroll.on, call at the Sign of The BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle.
men give US call. loeW .sa mna1
Nv . c. A. BoEGEL, Druggist, 1
Dec. II, Isl. he. ~ % 4 q
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EDITED BY IoHN $. JENKINS. A. M.
Published by GEO. II. DERBY 81 co. TO whom
all orders should be addressed.

Now that all that was mortal of JACKSON il
gone from among us, and there remains oil The
once great man. but the memory Of his acls--now
that party strife and political turmoil can no lon.
ger buffet his nau,e and fame between the goals
OF opposing lactlons-now that the dead NAV
claim, what few distinguished men ever received
while living, the dlspassonate judgment of their
fellow men, now is the time for the IiIe OF Andrew
Jackson to be Wr'.ten. A new generation is
sprIngng up, to which the deeds OF his life will
be n ttters OF history, and it is right Il at il should
receive its knowledge Of them, through medi.
uni free from prejudice and party spirit
"The question Of the Union brings uD his ar.
ton on the NulIif f'ation question, and in The very
words which Bancroft In his Eiogy IN I845. an.
pied 70 the author oil the Proclamation, TIM |
Uafoa-IT MUST BE PRESERVED The whole in.
huelee Of the Pasg was invoked in favor of the
Constitution if0m the council chambers of the |
fathers who moulded our institutions from The
hallwhtra American Independence was declared,
lhA clear loud cry was uttered--sThe Union |
II must be preserved t. From every battlefield of
ihe Revolullan- from Lexington and Bunkers |
HHl-lrlms Slfstoga and Yorktown-irom The
field ol Eutaw--iIom the cone.brakes that shell |
tered the men OF Marlon--the repeated, long.
prolonged echoes came up The Union--it must
he preserved. From every valley in our land
.a3
sidesT-rom the ships at our wharves--lrom the
tents OF the hunter in our westernmost prairies
Iron the living miads OF The living millions Of
American ireemen-from the thickIy coming uo. /
resol piurityv-the shout wentup like the sound
Of many waters, The Unon--it must be pre.
SERVED. The address from which this MASSAGE il
taken Is printed atIenglh, in the present volume,
'elngfwe believe Flhe enlygform in which |. Ia at
present accessible. We have also a iudicious
selection Of Jarkson4 most memorable Safe pa.
pers' lls Vetoes' the Proclamation. Messages, tr.
augnral and Farewell Address. There Ia, too. a
relrnt OF d.. Be.hune's sermon on his death
An excellent full length portrait is a Irontispiece
70 BE volume. which is eredilable specimen of
the Using Bnffalo press."--[Literay World.
01r Our authorized Agent will call snd present
the book for inspection.
y. B-~-Ageats wanted 10 sell the above work
in ell The States In the Union. Apply. postpaid,
70 GEO. H. DERBY L. co,
Jan.30s54 1864 Main-st Buffalo.
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NATURES OWN REMEDIES.

u 'hal 'hey WIN cure all durable diseases quick
Ell and more pleasantly than any other medicine
ever known. The Pits are principally an alter
u'l'Ve med'eIne' ltheir basis being The solid ex-
faet OF SarsaparIlla, prepared in superior man
nef') but sufficiently catharLic 10 gently assist
nature, without purging unnecessa,iy. which
make them peculiarly adapted to weak and en-.
feebled persons, mvigOraling and strengthening
the body. pur6ing the system, producing new
rich blood and healthy action OF The stomach and
liver.
They are Acknowledged by our abest phys-
clans to be not only unexceplonable, but effica-
clous IN the highest degree, aud as a general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED.
The Compound Sarsaparilla Pills are used for
the perm; nent cure of those diseases which arise
from an impure state of The blood and morbid se.
cretions oil the liver aud stomach. viz, erysinelas
scrolula or kings evil, ulcers, scald head, obst
nate cutoneous etuptOns, blotches bniIs, pimples.
sore, weak Or inaaned eyes, g an dular sweIIings
rheumatic affections, pains in the bones and ioin;s
dropsy, dyspepsia, as hma, diarrhel and dysen-
terY. coughs, colds, consumption when caused by
capillary obsIrucIions OF the lungs in persons OF
scrolulous constitutions, inlsmalion of The lungs
influenza, indigestion, headache, iaundice, fever
and agne, chill levers, and levers in general, gen.
era and nervous debility, and diseases arising
from an injudicous use Ol mercury, and wbenev
er medicine is required TO invigorale and purity
the system,
They are purely vegetable compound, and
may be used by persons Of all ages. They are
pleasant TO the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneasiness or gripping in their operation. Hun.
dreds ot certificates could be given OF those who
have used them with great benefit.
We ask no person TO take our word as to the
merits OF The medicine, but to call on the agent
aid purchase box, and if on trial il does not
give the most perfect satisfaction, they can return
the box and receive the money paid for the same.
Purchasers will he particular to ask for "Dr Rob-
erts Compound SarsaparilIa Pills." and observe
that The g'een wrapper on each box has foe sim.
lie of the signature OF Jos. Roberts, NJ. D. & C.
P. Fay, and TO purchase none Others.
Letters on the subject OF the medinine, must
10 ad lressed post paid, to c. P. Fay, Owego
Tioga Co., Y.
Dealers in Carroll co. can learn terms on maui
ring Of The Editor OF the Free Press at CaroIhon.
Oct. "a, 1851.
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ne best and cheapest Family Medicine in III
toorld.
DR.. ROBERTS COMPOUND
5arsap0riIlo ]1ilLs.

An alternative, Tonic. DiureGic & mild Catharlie
Pilee s5 cents per box, containing SO Pills.
Each box contains fly pills, which makes them
as cheap again as any other standard LiIl, and
louf times cheaper, and warranted much supe-
for ID the cues of various diseases 10 any of the
syrup mixture sold; besides being a more con-
venient and properlorm for use.
lhe Astonishing success which has attended The
use OF DE-. Roberts Compound Sarsaparilla Pills
Is proof abundnnt aud conclusive that they are
truly NV
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"'Ao Book Agents Wanted.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

9. aE .a Just Published,
THE LIFR AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
Seventh President Of The United States,
InefHaIng the most important Of his State PaDers.
WiTH THE EULoGY
Delivered by the Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
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CLIMATE.
WILD CHERRY has long been known 10
possess important medicinal properties. This
fact is familiar 10 every malron 10 our land, and
physicians ofIen prescribe it in different forms
for q variety of complaints. Tar, also, has
been equally noted for It's virtues; and some
physicians, whose names are familiar 10 the
whole country, have gone so far as TO deca, Q
that even Consumption could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again. il was nearly
valueless, owing no doubts 10 their ignorance
in preparing and administering i.--a difficulty
now entirely obvia.ed by patient experience and
long experiment.
f. Kab, highly respectable merchant of
Rushvile, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent us The
the following voluntary tribute TO DR.. Wisar's
Basam OF Wild Cherry.
RUsHvILLE, FAIRFIELD Co, Ohio,1
April 6, 1851.
MR. ]. D. PARK:
Dear Sir--l wish to state to YOU that nv
daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen years, had,
about year since, severe attack of measles.
which reduced her very much, and left her with
racklhRh cough, employed all of tho phys.
clans within our reach for The purpose of Gemo.
wing her cough, but without success. She an,
peared 10 be sinking into decline with every
symptom Of consumption.
then tried DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar.
But this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms OF sul more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that from day to day, saw
The progress fthaI Unsuitable diseare, Consump
ZION. really despaired of my daughters re.
covery. Bu; providenlialIy saw The certificate
Of Jonathan Couson, whose daughter Sarah
Jane was cured Of Consumption by Wis.ar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry : this creaIed fain,
hoeo that Il might help my daughter, and i'm.
nedaleIy commenced using it, almesI Instantly
gave her relief, her health was improved from
he first bottle, and the use Of two bottles of
WIstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry was reSored
% perfect health, and she not now at all predis.
POSED TO q cough.
will say 10 all that are afflicted with any dis.
Ease tending 10 Consumption, do not DESPAIR. for
Dr. WisIar's Basam OF Wild Cherry will cure
'ou, iC you will but try it.
The genuine Ws,ar's Basam OF Wild Cherry
las fac sime Of the signature of Henry Wis.
ar, N. D., Philadelphia. and Sanford & Park
q finely executed sIeel.engraved wrapper.--
lo other can be genuine.
OF Price vi per boItle--six bottles for SIS.
Sold by J, D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Carroll,on, c. A Boegel; New Harrisburg.
. A. Highland Magnolia, E. J. BarkdulI';
Vaynesburg, Couch q Downing, J. Crevose
llnerva, II. Tfu; Richmond, Henry Crew
e% Jefferson, A. F. Croskey LeesebuIg, |.
rchbold SIeubenvie, T. s. Henning.
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WiSIar'S BalSam Of Wild Cherry.
The best Remedy ever known 10 MA

For Coughs, asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis
Influenza, BLEEDING Of The Lungs. of Breath.
ing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of
The Breast or Side, First Stages of COnsump.
lion, &c.
In sRoRT, THIS BALsAM is PECULIARLY ADAPT.
ED To EVERY DISEASE OF THE LUNGS AND
Liver, WHICH IS PRODUCED IN
OUR EvER-vARYING
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-- LIVER COMPLAINT aslf
JaaHdiee, Dyspepsia, CAroHis o. Nsrrous Do.
billy, Dissasc ofthe Kidwys.
and all
diseases afi.
sing from diso-- r'f
deTed Liver or Slo.
mach, such as Conslipa.
ton, Inward Piles, Fulness.
or Blood 10 The Head, Aeidlty of
the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fullness, or weight in The
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Flu.
tering at the PIT OF the Stomach, Swim.
ming OF the Head, Hurried aud Diff
cult Breathing, Fluuering at the
Heart, Choking or Suhocaling
sensations when in lying
posture, dmness OF vi.
sion, Dots or ebs
before the
Sight,
Fever and .lI
dull pain in the H.. ..sI,
Head, Deficiency or
PeTspiroton, YelIowness
OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the Side, Back, hest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden fushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, constant Imaginalions Of Evil
and great depressionof Spirits, can be effes,1allv
cured bv T'
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JUST RECEIVED large amount Of DYE.
WOODS. such as Fus.ic, Cam Wood. Log VI ood
Red Wood &C., &C.. which we will sell a, re.
duced prices, hy he barrel, or in quantities to
pls purchasers. Call Al The Drug Store Of asq.
Dec II = 1851. 81 c. A. BOEGELs e
C. Llger. Oils- superior aTNcle iust re-.
ceivsd - The Drug SsorG OF aa fae iii 81
Dsc.iis 1851. ataH ei @. A. BOEGEL..i 3
IRE g, 4 large quantity Just received and
for ssls lug Store of -, q. u ~,.
Z = 74a ,. STEVENSON. !
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Old Virginia Again.

AlbermarIe co., Va, March q, 1877.
uMr. Seth W. Fowle--Dear sir; l take pleasure in
Stating 10 YOU my experience in the use of Wis
tars Balssin Of Wild Cherry. ! own very valua-
bic G WHICH Saousht hsr %a sss
the brink Of the grave. | consulted some of our
hest nhysicians, who pronounced her case ncura-
He or that they could do no more for her. tried
many renehies, but none did any good. saw
some account of WIsTAR's BALsAM, and thought
would tryit but had little faith in it. Iprocured
, hottie WITCH was administered according to d.
rectons. aud saw she began TO mend; and before
the first bottle was gone she was up. i procured
a second AMI she took that, and now she Is think
snred. or narly so. She attends to her daily labor
and hear 70 complaints from her.
II. L. JEFFERSON.
Sold BY d HENDERSON, Glasgow, w. r. SsEL'
SON, Fayetts and ]. v. HARDY & Co., Huntsville
| FebrIayS6, lS52-2w
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NEW STORE IN GLASGOW, MO.

ON or about the 1st of April, we will open, in
~ the town of Glasgow, in the new store, on
the corner of Water and Howard streets, very
full assortment of Merchandise, to which we
will then ask public attention. The Goods on
hand in Fayette, are new, and of the best quality,
and those to be purchased for the Spring sales,
will be of the same character. Our system Of
business, we presume, is sufficiently known, and
win not DC ehansAd Every thing purchased will
be of the latest style, and best man,,factnre,in-
tended to give permanent satisfaction 10 the con-
sumner. The lowest living profit will always be
charged, and from the plain marked price no de-
walton viii be made, under any circumstances
All sales will be for cash, such articles Of pro-
dlice as have fixed cash value.
| ey@ Every description of ladies' dress goods in
strictly fast colors.
February 10, 1852.
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J PORT OF GLASGOW.
AParagraph for the Sick.

II cocerns the invalid to investigate the proofs
Of a mdicine's efficacy before he tries it. This
test is arnesty desired as regards DIR. Rogers Sy-
rup of Liverwort Tar and Canchalagua. II IS on
" by fsce of reasoning, of testimony and of facts,
that do,bt can be overcome. We say that this
preparation will cure Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Group, Liver Complaint, &c., and prove it by the
lips andpens of those whom it has saved upon the
very vege of the tomb. Hundreds are willing to
make aidavt that TO the best Of their belief il has
cured item of CONSUMPTION. We point our finger
10 whalthey have said, and ask that it have the
weight . which it is entitled, and no more. Ex-
agents lave them. Look also at the advertisement
in another column.
r1PFOr sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, w. r.
SneIson, FayetteI |. V. Hardy x Co. Huntsville.
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NEW sPRIEG GOODS.
GEORGE ID. LITTLE,


No. 1853, Main Street, I'd door below Washington
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo-
TSNoW RECEIVING his Spring stock of For
l. egn and Domestic Dry Goods, which he is
prepared to offer for sale at such prices cannot
fail to please, and which he guarantees 10 cash and
prompt men as low as any other house west Of the
Mountains. He invites Merchants visiting St.
Louis to examine his stock and prices previous to
purchasing elsewhere, which win be kept
FULL AND COMPLETE,
by the receipt of Fresh Goods every week during
the season; and will embrace every variety usually
kept in Dry Goods Jobbing House, among which
are Rich Dress Goods, Lawns BareZes, Organ
dies, Tissues, Barage de LANES, Brocades, Grana-
diers, Chambrays, Ginghams, Poplins Alpaca Lus-
tres, black and colored silks, &c. American, Eng
lish, French Chints and oil colored prints, jack
onets, Cambrics, Book and Swiss Musns, Laces
Edgings, Bobinets. Gimps, Fringes, Trimmings
Irish Linens, Lawns, Damask and Cotton table
cloths Summer cottonades, Cloths, Cassmeres
Satinets, Tweeds, Ky. James, and Tailoring good:
of every kind brown and bleached sh;rtings, Drill.
ngs, Hickories, Osnabmgs, Tick;ngs, of all quail
ties and prices, with large and complete assort-
ment of shelf Goods and small wares.
A $500 cases Ladies and Misses Florence
Straw, Lace and Fancy Bonnets; Mems and Boy
Leghorn and Palm leaf Hats, together with superb
assortment of French Flowers, Ribbons, Silk para
sols Miilinary goods, all of which will be sold a
the lowest rates for cash or approved paper.
GEO. D. Ii TIE,
1873, Main ST, St. Louis
81. Louis, Feb. -, ls52-tf
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lev be extended to the road proposed by
your memorialists. The refusal on the part
of Congress to grant the donation asked for
would operate greatly to the prejudice Of
both public and private enterprise in this
State as compared with our more favored
neighbors. They would not be required to
draw largely on their individual means for
the prosecution of public works. While
our contemplated lines Of improvement must
remain untouched or be carried forward
mainly by the application of funds which
should be applied to private enterprises.
Your mcmorialts can perceive no reason
why Congress should withhold its aid until
the men who have spent their lives in pre-
pairing the way for the advancing columns
of civilization, have passed AWAY. Their
claims upon the nation are strong and just.
And your memorialists address your Hon
orable body in full confidence, that those
claims will not only receive the considera-
ton which they merit, but that the same
liberal and wise policy which actuated the
last Congress to afford aid to similar works
will induce your Honorable body to extend
the same aid to the North Missouri Railroad
Company.
And your memorialsts as in duty bound
will ever pray, sc.
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secre-
tary sign the proceedings of this meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JNO. A. PULLIAM, Chm'n.
JAS. H. ROBINSON, Sec'y.