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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

EEN. W. Vessels, citizen Of Westland
township, Guernsey county, Ohio, was found
by his wife on Wednesday the s ult uspendsds
by the neck to rope in his stable, life be-
ing extinct. No cause known for so rash an act
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
nraaoLxnn.

b. muiual conssrt Of ths Htatkhodera he partner
ship Of The FaFners stor q magnolia, SARA Co
vas dissolved On he 9ssh dAy q Deesnbel A D. 1854
The business VII Be carried o. from has dais By Wm.
HAMILTON SPENCE,
WM CLOSE.
ROBERT HIBBITs.
JAMES MILLER.
CHRISTIAN LITTLE:
Jan. 4-'54. Sw. DrREcTORs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

RooUE CATcH RoouE.--Some of the I'D.
minstration organs are exulting over the nu'
merous arrests of Post Office purloiners, and
use them as proofs of the efficiency of Admins
tration, while they clearly show the character
of its oficers-those of its own choosing. The
government officers in many respects partake o
the character Of their supreme-they are oI
It's own 'kith and kim Whatever efficiency is
proved by their apprehension is contained in
rogue catch rogue
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Red Lead, litherage, and
w small paints Of different descriptions.
]. STERLING.
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ONTO s,atr Teaehers A..ocLa .lOn.


This body held its session in Cincinnati last
week. The memory Of the faithful Samuel
Lewis and Nathan Guiford who did much for
the cause Of education in Ohio, was apprOPri-
ately cherished. Mr. Barney the State Com
missioner Of Common Schools, received the
thanks of the Association for his official labors.
The committee appointed to report upon
holding the next annual meeting in one Of the
steamers on our Northern Lakes, reported
fayorably, but requested further time to ascer-
tain the expense Of chartering steamer. Mr.
White, Of Cleveland, was added to the com
mittee.
The following officers were chosen for the en-
SUNG year
sPresidsnt-J. A. Kickoff, Esq, of Cincil
natl.
Recording SeCretary--Wm. Mitchell, c
Knox county.
Corresponding Secretary--James Marvin. (
Trumbull county.
Treasurer D. c. Pearson, Of Franklin cC
Executive Committee-Dr. A. d. Lore
Chairman Rev, A. Duncan, Newark Jon
/, Williams. Esq, Lancaster James Campbell
! Esq, Dayton. A. G. Duel, Esq Urbana; D
F. DeWolf, ESQ, Tifin: and W. F. Hawthorn
Esq, franklin.
: Finance Committes--M. F. f. 0owdr.
Chairman; Mr., Hollenbeck Of Perrysburgh
: ADsel Page, Esq, of Hamilton II. A nde
son. Esq, of Montgomery; rs. Martin, Esq
!, of Stark county.
i A Vice President for each Congression
: District was chosen.
: Prof Brsinard, of Cleveland offered a re-
olution that Prof Kirkland be invited to d
= liver the next semi-annaal address, before Il
= scientific section Of the Association.
: Convention adjourned to meet again upon
call of the executive committee.
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CARROLL MILLS.
MONEY FOUND!

MAS found on the public road. in the county
w of Carroll, in the year 1854, small package Of
Bank Bills. No doubt the legal owner would be glad to
recover the same, which he can do by identiiyngthe
same to the satisfaction of the subscriber in Harhon
township, Carroll county, Ohio. JeHN PRICE.
Dec. 2S S'b4-4. Baxter's Ridge
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
" OIL, Olive OIL &c. J. STERLING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

ALSO, Cosmetics, Hair-Dyes, Hair-0ils, &C..
n for sale althe lowest figures J. STERLING
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

DR. Fitchs celebrated abdominal supporters
IL Trnsses, Shouldcr-braces for Ladies and
Gents. J.STERLING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Oopel Coach Body, Msstic and Japan varnishess for
sale by G. A. B0EGE1.
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60 Whom il Map Concern.

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6orscs. Carriages. sc.

TOR SALE from the private stable Of A.
sy sras Of enc CARRIAGE HORSES. sx yes's Old this
srrrs sound and in good condition for Can
n 81 any between the hours Of A. Al1 r.
ur,'l .oiS CARRIAGE and II AaNEss for sale slso
4 OK SALE-OLe hight Coach; one Rockswsy,
seats ore sh Csni,se with top s.c or f,sf sssts.
Tor ne or Would DO sold low Alec psr Of
p~rior Cose bay yesrs old without bleD.h
r, private stable No. u Eat ths between h and
hsckon-eve
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

broke away large fragments Of lime stone F;
rushed on through the trench, gathering strength
as II went; along with Il whatsoever il met
A spectator on Barton Hills could scarce be-
lieve his eyes on seeing moving steadily to-
wards him clump Of brush and the iallest for
est trees. Great Glover Wood had "unfxt his
earth bound ROOTS" and was actually moving
against him Ga it went-this runaway lake
for miles, covering the ground from ten to thirty
feet deep with trees, forming new meadows,
and making capital route by lis drained bed
for new stage road around the mountains.-
The property destroyed was not large, but the
improvement made was really great.
One other circumstance is surely worth a
notice. The party at one Of the towns, stopped
to sec the sold Crane Horse" Mr. Baxter, OF
Barton, having sent to Glover for him. lie is
thrtythree years old, and the sire Of the noblest
race Of Vermont horses-his grandsre being
the o.ignal sherman Morgan. At Barton,
where the party had good dinner, we saw one
of his colts, said to have few equals in all Yer
mont and in this town, ST. Johnsbury, we
saw annther, the Nelly Gates. Vermont is a
great place for horses.
We reached St, Johnsbury, in good condition
about sunset.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
PETITIONS TO THE LEGIsLATuRE.

1t will be rccolec,ed by the friends Of Tenn
perance, that, at the last Session Of the General
Assembly, the Senate passed some very impor-
tant and necessary amendments TO the presen,
Prchibitory Liquor Law. I, will be also re.
membered, and that too, with regret, that the
amendments were lost in the House. Il was
there insisted that the temperance public were
satisfied with the law as it is, and there being no
petitions presented to that body, asking for a.
mendments, was urged as a reason why none
should be made.
On this occasion, the undersigned Executive
Committee of the State Temperance Society,
believe that the sentiments and wishes OF the
Temperance community were misrepresenied,
If not misunderstood. We believe the hes, in
,eres:s of the State and the public good require
that our Prohibiiory system should be made as
perfect as it can be, by human wisdom. so that
the evils Of incompetence may be, if possible, at
once ended. The sooner this is done the better
We regard it the duty Of the Legislature TO
watch over, and guard and protect all the inter
ests Of the Republic, and no measure can be a.
dopied Of more interest to the State than that
which shall wholly prevent the use of inioxica-
ting liquors as a beverage. Such we also be-
lcve to be the sentiments Of large majority Of
the freeman Of the State
To guard against another failure. and in ac-
cordance with the views Of the State Society,
as expressed at their meeting in ST. Adams, in
January last, we earnestly recommend to the
friends Of Temperance in each town to send
petitions to the next General Assembly. max
ing known to that body their wishes in regard
to the law. We are aware that ii will require
some labor, but We hope no pains will be spared
TO procure full expression Of public sentiment
on this subject. This is one Of those cases,
where the Legislature requires line upon line
precept upon precepi, and no light should be
withholden from them.
For convenience, and TO secure breviiy and
uniformity, we have prepared form ofpeition,
which will accompany this paper. This can
be copied, or cut from the papers and used
Still we wish 10 be understood, that all are a,
liberty to prepare their own petitions, and
should any wish 10 express their views more
fully by way al petition, we hope they will a.
vail themselves Of the privilege.
ALDACE WALKER,
ZIMRI HOWE.
CHESTER SPENCER,
JOSEPH II. PERKINS.
II. +. LEAyITT.
Angus, Cd, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. sept, u iooSs..
Al market to-day ESQ eaiiic--I5o0 heeves and oO
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows aud CalSes'
feaHings, Two g. Three Years Old.
PRIcEs- Market Beef-ESIfu So 80 pr. ewti 6fsl
O0i second DO, 7 0Oa7 50j third do, Ooab %
ordinary 5a5 so.
Working OrsH--Si5 TO Si85
Cons aud Caires-S $50 10 S7i.
Caincs--S8, 9, Hale.
Iiro Years Oh-Sl2al5.
Three fedrs Old-S32 TO see,
Sheep and Lamhs-76i2 al markei-PHees-E1ir
50, 6s3. by lot, 81 rs 10 IS 90.
SloiRe-W holesae-Slil fat Lee, and hard efon
fed &c per b--quick
Remarks The market is overloeked with ordinary
qualities Of Beef, Sheep aud Lambs and sales have
been made accordingly Extra Cattle are scarce
that is such The BosIon marka. ard is immediate
vicinity require for their few extra Vseh
sold for 60 ~ per cwt, TO 60 10 Danvers bougmY
Grin Hill. Caille trains all late The Fiiehbu's
road
~ b. There was l5l over The Boston and Lower
Railroad sc over the Maine, Il 1893 The fiiehbHs
Railroad loaded with coile, sheep, hogs and horses
~ Is. Beef-EAlfa, including nothing but the pes
large oxen, well slall-fed, at least one wear
First quality consists Of large, fat oxen, siaedi
least several months.