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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY.
F0RAMARVELL0US AGE!
THE GRAND EYTERyIL REVEDY

THE GRAND EKTERYAL REMEDY
By The aid Of microscope We see millions Of ll,te
openings on the surface Of bodies Through thess
THIS Ointment when rubbed on the skin l. earrlei 70
any organ o. inward part. diseases Of de Kidneys
alsorders OF the Liver affections Of the heart, Inaa
nation Of the Lungs, Ashmas, Coughs and CLlds are
By its means efeeiually cured, Every housewile
knoEs That salt passes freely through bone or meat Of
any thickness This healing Ointment ar more resdy
Penesaies through any bone or heshy part Of the v
ing body curing the most angeTousin ward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERrsiPELts, SALr RuEUN coRuUrTNg Huuess-
NO remedy has ever done much for the cure Of Dir.
eases Of de skin whatever form they nav ss-1me 4.
this Ointment. 40 case Of Salt Rheum. scuvvev
Sore lieads SerOfalaOr Eryspeas can long Withstand
ts influence. The inventor has travelled over manv
parts u the globe, visiting he principle b1sDals
dispensing the Ointment giving advice a. TO s app
cation, and has thus been tie meahs Of restoring count
less numbers 10 health.
SoRE LEGs, SoRE BREAsr, woUxDs ULcERS-
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on The use Of this wonderful Ontmant when havnd 70
cope with the worst cases Of Sores Eounks sweinRs
and tumors. Professor Holloway has by command Of
the Allied Governments, dispatched 70 the hospitals Of
the Easfi large shipments Of this Ointment 10 ue used
under the direction f theMedieal staff in the worst
cases Of wounds 1t will cure any ulcer gandular swl
ling, stiffness or contraction Of the oiE e. even Of %
years standing.
Pits AND FIsIULAE.-These and other similar dis
tressing complaints be eectuay cured Il be oiut.
ment be well rubbed in over the parts Affected and 70
ote wise following the printed directions around each
rot.
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NEw YoEs. sp. % 1886
PROC LAMATION!

DROCLAMATION is HEKEBY MADE
to the qualified voters Of Carroll county, that Gen
eral Election will be held required BY Law on Tuesday
tie l4 day Of October, A. D. 1856, at the places for
holding elections in said county, at which time the fol
lowing officers are to be chosen, to wit:
One Supreme Judge, for full term.
" unexpired term.
'' State common school Commissioner.
Member Of Board Of Public Works;
One Attorney General
Congressman for 2lst district.
Judge Tor lst subdivision Of the 9th Judicial dis
trict.
" Clerk Of Carroll county.
- Coroner,
g Commissioner 4"
" Infrmary Director.
Also to vote upon the act TO incorporate the Bank
Of Ohio and other Banks each eectOr may have written
printed ppry written and partly printed upon his
ticket the words. For the Bank Chart or Against
the Bank Charter
The Trustees of the townships in said county are re-
quired TO return the following number OF Jurors from
their respective township to the Clerk OF the Court
r a.
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we're williug TO xamii. a least, thAt he bad
'ome religious feeling that be vas not wholly
Indifferent to Christianity. One Of the minis
ters inquired Il the secouns OfbIs early rsli-
giOus edueadOn aud Of bis joining de Episco.
pal church. as given in BigslON'S "Lifs Of
Fremont" was correct : He replied that Il
was and added, in few words. that he had
been born and eduealedi in che Episcopal church,
that be had been confirmed as a member Of that
church, and had never had a shadow Of a
thought OfIeaVing it.
When allusion was made 10 the persistent
assertions that be was a Catholic, he replied
that he could not imagine how such a story
took its rise, for that, in fact. he had hardly
been inside Of Catholic church mora than half
dozen times in his life, and then upon occa-
siOns Of public interest or curiosity.
All this Tss said very quietly, and with ne aP-
parent desire 10 Obtrude bis religion, or to make
capitol out Of it, but to state the simple fact Of
bis religious education and belief No one
could listen to this frank, yetmOdest statement,
without feeling that it was perfectly ingenious,
and that, with no bigotry towards others, he
was sincerely and unafectedly attached 10 tie
religion in which he had been educated by a
piOus mother"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

AN Amy o. BoLfzRs. Hundred and
Tsenly -FoBr Democrats Of Detroit, Michigan,
who voted for Pierce. haze pAited in q stirring
appeal 10 Democrats Of that State to repudiate
the Cincinnati Platform, and vote for Frsmotn.
In their address published in the Detroit .Adver-
tl.er. they declare that they will not pefpstuate
ths misersbls policy Of Pierce by electiDg gu.
cha6au. but '-will work and vote for Fremont,
,he only really Democratic candidate now be.
lore ,hs people. fully satisfied that bis: Admin-
I.tratiOn will consult The best interests Of the
coaAFF. .eu 3 RI b.qa
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Mem Special Notices.
Medical ImpnsSihilitias.

For long time certain class of diseases has balsd
the skill and practice of the most eminent members Of
the regular medical faculty Foremost among these we
might instance epilepsy or falling fits Happily now
by the skill and inventive genius Of an eminent chemist
of Baltimore Md this disease has been brought within
the means OF cure. We alude to the preparation
called the Vegetable Extract Epileptc Pills. invented
and prepared by Dr.. eth. Hance, Of l0S Baltimore
street Baltimore, Nd, Since their discovery many per-
sons who had given up all hope Of ever being cured
have been restored to the full enjoyment Of heah,--
Prominent among these we might enumerate Mr.. Har.
rson LightlOot OF Huntsville. AlabDma Mr. L. has
suffered as much from Epilepsy as any other personn
the world; never knowing what it was to pass week
without attack and often falling in the streets Of
Huntsville. Heis nov fully restored and has not had
an attack for a year, DR., Hance's Pills have been
the sure cause Of this These Pills also all
notifications of Fits, Spasms, Cramps &C., and are very
serviceablc for persons Of weak nerves DR.. Hance
sends them to any part Of the country onthe receipt
of remittance Price one box So; two, s5; twelVe
S24. Address Seth s. Hanee $50 Baltimore street
Baltimore Md.
ept. le-lm.
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A Loco MEETING IN Fox.--A friend desert.
bes Loco meeting in boil Fox--as follows
"The SlaveOcracy had meeting appointed on
Saturday last (27.h ult. to be held at James
Potts, Barn--TOby Morrison. Oroxton, and B.
F.POtts we're expected to address the meeting.
The hour came, the people gathered, (the most
of :hem Fremonters. but no speakers appear
ed. Il was perfect fizzle"
The LOcO guns ere completely spiked in Fox
It is labor in vain for them to attemp: to get up
4 demonstration there.
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HolloWay's PiAs, a certain Remedy for all
liver and stomach conplaints:-The daughter Of Mrs.
Farlow, Of Maiden lane New York, was for three
years ina most deplOrable state of heath caused by
her liver and stomach being out of order. The mo.
ther tried variety Of remedies but unfortunately the
child was not benefited by the same, on the contrary
she became worse. Seven weeks ago, she cOmmen
,ed to uss HOlloWay's Pills in accordance with the
printed direction, they have completely cured her,
after every other remedy had Jailed to give her the
aliohtast relief m ---.----- -.---. u
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HOOflaBd's German Bitters take the
IanA

HOOflaBd's German Bftters take the
lead.
EAToNToN, Geo. July IA, 1853.
Dear Sir--Your German Bitters are taking the lead
of all other medicines for chronic diseases, &C. and
are selling rapi dly. Please send us another box i'm
mediately, or we shallbe out before II drives.
Truly Yours,
lynch Davis
AACoE, Geo., Jan. l, 1851.
DR., Z. L. stroheckersaid;
~ am happy to say that your German bitters are
gaining great reputation. think it will in future
sell very rapidly" l7sL
'~ MONTICELLO, Geo., Oct. 6, 1853.
W. Maxey & Co.. Said
Your bitters, though entirely unknown in this
county, havesold rapidly, and given satisfaction"
SEQ advertisement.
Oct.2, 2w. y. ......, +.-.s
sr~tg a aa. sAa
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The Homs. "A Monthly Fireside Compan-
ion and Guide for the Wife, the Mother, the
Sister and the Daughter-Edited by Mrs. H,
E. @. Arey. Published by Beadle & Adams,
Buffalo, New York, at $3.50,
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
ARROLLTON :::::::::: OHIO.
sc. MKEE. Pronrietor.

nHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
| extended tome by my friends and the public gen.
eraly would respectfully inform all interested that IN
tend remaining in the above house during the three years
for which have it leased make this announcement to
the public for the purpose Of cOnuadicnga report put
in circulation by meddesOme and malicious person,
10 the effect that was about closing the House. will
be found at my post ready to serve my friends and the
public to the best ofmy ability. respectfully solicit
continued share of public favor.
Carrollton, March l3, 1856.
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MARRIED. September 18th, at the Ameri-
can House, by Rev. 6. F. Minor, Mr.. Alexan-
der Thompson, and Miss Levina Foster, both
OF this county.
AT the same time and place, BY the same.
Mr.. Abraham Baker. AMI Miss Caroline Watt,
all Of this county.
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NE~
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm Of Akin & Baxter, are now receiving
and opening out ct the sOre-roOm formerly occupied
by James Cameron, on Main street, splendid assert
ment Of Spring sad Summer Goods which they intend
Offering to the public at as low figures as any sold in
Ihs market Our spring stock as been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia market, and We think
we can give perfect satisfaction both as regards quail.
ty and price Of the goods.
Come and see our goods and judgefo yourselves, -
We would especially invite the ladies to drop in and
zee our Fancy Dress Goods. We think they will be
richly repaid for their trouble.
Country produce taken at th highe stmaket price,
in exchange for goods AKIN&BAXTER.
CarrolltOn, May g. 1861
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DRUGa.--R. E. Sellers q Co.. corner Wood
and Second street, Pittsburgh, have now on
hand, one Of the largest stocks of drugs. and
O;lsin the West, We refer the attention Of our
readers to their advertisement in another col
umn. In making their purchases dealers will
consult their owe interests in calling upon Mess
rs Sellers & Co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

Graham for October has been received. 1t
is a beautiful number, presenting diversified
variety Of choice miscellaneous reading matter;
Steel sngravings. COlOred steel Fashion Plate;
Wood Engtavings, DC. No expense is spared
BY the prOprietOrs to furnish superior Magay
zine ,,.t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

The Home Magazine. This handsome month.
Nv sustains its character as one Of the choice
,nrOplhlies--Price $500 per aunum. Address
=. s. Arthur, & Go. 1903 Walnut street. Phila-
Selphia. = l's-a
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NOTICED Matilda Robins, widow OF
~ John Robins. Elizabeth Mclaughlin, William Rob
bins Sarah Jane Allison, and Alexander ALson, her
hush nd, Isabea Mclaughlin, and ber husband, Kobers
Mclaughlin Jr., Rachel Jackman, and Adau c. Jack
man, her husband, and Eliza Jane Robins, Ia minor)
and the children Of Ann George, deceased iOrmsriy
Ann Robins to Wit: Wilson. Mitchell. Sarah and Ma
tida George (Who minotsl all Of Carroll county
Ohio, and Mary George and her husband, Thomas
George, Of Jefferson cOuhty Ohio, and Henry {. koh-
ins, OF Brown county, Indiana,
YOu will take notice that the End day Of SOFTEN.
ber d. d. 1856, the undersigned Fled petition Ia the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll county Ohio where
the same is low pending, demanding partition OF the
foleWing premises, situate in Lee township, Carroll
county OhlO to Wit 'The south half Of the southwest
% arter Of section thtysix 1857 n township twelve l2)
OF rang four a. containing seventy~eigh acres and ten
acres in the northeast corner Of the norhOast quarter
Of section Eve in township thirteen (l3 Of range
FIVE ~ in all IS or less. 1t is the farm
owned by John Robins at the time Of bis death, and
the place on which he resided
The undersigned demands partition oisaid land IN ten
equal shares, The being entitled 70 onetsnih partl
and that Matilda Robins is entitled 10 dover In The
whole.
An apple alton will be made at the next term Of the
Court BY the undersigned, that order petite and
assignment Of dover kc may be made Of said premises
JOHN Robins, JR.
By Van Brown his Attorney.
September f. Is56--6W- pr lee 81 90.
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a Rare Chance For Republicans, Democrats
and RnOw Nothiags, next Saturday, the
4lh day Of October. 1856, George Beatty Of
this place will offer al Public Sale at his resi-.
depce, quantity Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Men Of every party can attend the
sale free of charge. and alec purchase any ar
ticle offered. Now gentlemen, "phch in
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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pysRAEDEp.-The Vigilance Committee of
-,su San Franeisco. CalifOrnis, which has worked
hs sush ssaldsary influence, over themOras Of that
plase. has tisbanded. The good performed
oby the OOmmittes i highly spoken of Though
sse1ssxsm4 Is = ~ d Eta GlLYshE - t@
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16s Youtk's Cosket is one of the handsOmest
uerodicals for children extant 1t teaches
usslul lessons in the most pleasing way. Price
so cts. per annnm. Address Beadle & Adams
Buffalo, N. \.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

Peterson continues to furnish his readers with
superb Maga1ine--Its Fashion Plates En-
cravings, and Original Stories are inferior to
no other Magazine Of the day.
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EE We invite attention to the card OF Mrs.
Borden, teacher Of Silk and French Embroidery.
Rooms at the american"
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Sept II. 55. 4w. Dr. fee s4,O6 6ia l'gtr altornev.
Robert Motif. ct ais
In Partition.
Daniel McCreary, ct ais.

Daniel McOreury, ct ais.
Pursuant TO an order OF sale made by the court of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, and State Of Ohio at
the August term, for the year 1866, viii offer for
sale at the door OF the court House in CauotOn, On
the 25th day Of October next between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. n. and four o'clock P N. of said day. the
following real estate being the North West qparter Of
section twenty five of township sixteen. Of Range
en- also fifty six acres of of the east end Of the North
East quarter of section thirty one, oftoHnshp six
teen, of Range seven fthe lands subject to sale at
Steubenville in the State Of Ohio.
Terms Of sale; one third in hand and the balance
in two equal instalments with interest secured BY
JOHN Il. wHITCRAFT
Sept. 26, S64w. Sheriff of Carroll CO., o.
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STEAMER BURNED The Steamer Niagara
en- route from CollingwoOd to Chicago, iook
fire about miles off Port Washington, on the
9Th ult. at 6 P. NJ, burned to the waters
edge and sunk. Number of lives lost estima
ted at 66--Large cargo Of freight, total loss.
The water was so cold that many of the pas.
sengers became benumbed and were instantly
drowned. Vessel valued at $4,000,
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Club Meeting.

There will be a meet Of the carrollton Ere.
mont Club on next Friday (tO-mOrrOw) evening
m The Court House, at early candle lighting
Let there be full attendance. Speakers will
be on hand 10 address the club.
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Court Of Common Pleas
Carroll county, Ohio.
Milo Cain, W.
Geo. II. SALESMAN.
Archibald Mccullough,
and John +. Lindsey,

Milo Cain, W. Court OF Common rleas,
Geo. II. SALESMAN. Carroll county, ohlo.
Archibald Mccullough, -
and John F. Lindsey.
The said defendants, Geo. II. SALESMAN and Archibald
Mccullough now residents Of said county, are hereby
notified that said plaintiff on the 4th day OF
1856 Ied in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said Carroll county. his petition, the
object and prayer ofwhich petition is to obtain judg-
ment against said defendants upon their bond made and
recorded in the records Of said county being the bond
made Inv Geo H. Statesman as administrator Of the es.
tate Of William McKbbin, deceasedi and said Arch
bald Nc Culough and John P; Lindsey as his security,
for the sum Of SO with interest from the 9th day
of February, 1852 Said defendants are notified that
thew are REQUIRED to answer demur to sad petition
on or before the sOth day Of October. 1885, or said
petition will be taken as confessed and Judgment rem
dered accordingly. MIL0 CAIN,
y By his atty, j. B. Smith.
Sept. 25, 1854 pr fee s. so.
M 0ARe-A good article always on hand, ct
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO
/ inform his old friends and customers that he has
this day disposed Of his business as a "Brawer and
Malster" at his establishment known heretofore as
Ives Cleveland Brewery, to II. G, Lucas and Fran
els Rowe, and in returning many thanks to his numer
GUS friends and supporters for the patronage 20 lber
ally accorded to him. solics continuance Of it to the
new firm. T.C. IVES.
II @. LUCAS d FRANCIS ROWE, IN
Il. succeeding Mr., S G. Ives in the above business
under the style and firm Of II, G., Lucas Co., take
this opportunity of soliciting continuance Of the kind
patronage and support so very btrally extended to
their predecessor,
Cg- Orders and communications addressed to H. G..
Lucas Co, cleveland Brewery, Canal Street. Cleve
land, Ohio, will be promptly attended to.
t5y- Cash PAID FOR BARLEY.
Cleveland, o., August %, ls56.-3m.
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TIMOvHY srEVENs.
FHEpATRIAhCH AcRNT

Ou. ieow citizens 10 town and eooi,lry have ,he on
poruni.v Of extending their Paironags 70 one of lie
worthless ,gents Of the whole agent iamfy-oh Tmo-
othy the patFiAfch Of eanyaseeFs OF the articles oE
which he seeks pmchasers Se can speak N the highest
tsrms-they are valAbls because Of the intrinsic nfor.
nation Which they contain, ard IN eyery particular
worthy Of the esteem Of patTDG
Among then are 70 be found phe Fionaer Heroes Of
the New World, American P0rnSt Gsiery, Chart Of
the Declaration and C0nstitnon 90. he also agent
LlOyds Steamboat Directory, indi snsable work
with travellers.
Remember 'OId TimOshy I yoa.vant books. cBsgts,
fer maps.
LstsTery body look oat fSs hi.a. no II !.
beflre long
Sept 10, I856.-ts.
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vs.
John Earl ct ais.
Pursuant to order Of the Probate court, of Carroll
county. Ohio. win sell at public vendue,
On Saturday the lIth day Of October 1856, on the
premises the following real Estate belonging to the es
tate Of william Earl deceased late of Carroll county
to wit being part Of the North Rass quarter of sec
ton ten in township thirteen and Range four in Carroll
county Ohio, and for boundary described as beginning
at the South Vest corner Of the above quarter section
rupniog thence east With the line Of said quarter Seven
ty poles thence North to the road leading from George
Green's 70 William Potts, thence in North eastefly
direction along the said road with its meahders to where
the road crosses the western line Of said quarter sec
ton adjoining the land of George Green thence with
said quarter section line to the place Of beginning con-
tanning fifty acres more or less.
Terms Of sale: One third in hand and balance in two
equal annual instaments with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
Sale 10 commence at IL o'clock noon and close at
4 +. AZ. Of said day.
THOMAS GEORGE,
Sept. IL, '56.E4w DR.. fee 1915 Administrator.
All Naffoo IA
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Both the Ointment and Pills shOuH be ussd :,
the .fotiotcing cases
Bunious LumbsgO Sore Legs
Burns kercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chapped Han g tons Sore Heads
Chiblains Piles Sore Threats
Eistsias rheumatism Sores Of all kinds
GO0t Salt Rheum Sprains
Swelled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Still joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds Of all kinds
.tSold at the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
20 Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London,
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medf
cnes throughout the United States, and the civilized
world, In Pots at % cents 62I cents and 81 each.
EB There ba considerable saving by taking ,ths
larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients IN ev.
rey disorder are affixed 70 elch Poi
March 6, I656-ly.
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RRlDCE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Proposals Hiil be recei.
we'd by the undersigned St the Rouse Of D. r shef9d
in Orange township Carroll county, a. the 9th u
Sept 1856, for the building Of brdea spFs Cono.on
creek, at or near said SLeiods. syeei6os sus csle
had at any time by calling on 1rySheFoa
9kE6B sGHAYER,
WM. MALTEBs,
Sept. ii 'g6, Senaaisriozers
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Sale Of Real Estate


Pursuaht 10 order Of saie v. iosso Couft on
Carroll county Ohio, | will ou . .eda& pu3-
lie vendue, on the premises, -isy 10 z6thfsy
Of October next. 1856 at IZoc.r, rosa 0i SID day
part Of the North East quartsi, gsslfe, tlaj
in township sixteen, (6JO nals s1t Igin h0gs
township Carroll county, Ohio, o., -4lE -. cost u
the west line OF SAID qlarle, = ia. .s Zoe ana
hity hundTedths VI peich, ~ ltIHs -
corner Of siid quarter seclUH, 1-l ssa 81 .a eaaaa
and seventy i've Inks thenct, y fe des-
rees west hve chana and h.ty 7,A ..-, .e &c, East
fifteen chains hhy two hnH'; ,.e = A,f- ree1
chains, nmety hbks thence. Mei. tseL.4 ssG-t asa
one and hall Inks thence Soutu esus.ys es-ls Ese.
ty nks, To The place OF beginning, Containing oty $50
acres mere VI less
Il ts the same tract conveyed BY JOha Fuse Fsok
Sea-, and his wife, 10 john Fox, SEM the l5tt ns
a, d, 1855 and Recorded in Book Is, psze zal!
Carroll county Reeords to be sold su9jeettO dower
estate of Christina Fex, widow Of JObh F0x sea, de-
ceased, set of to her by yearly allowance Of $500
per year appraised subject 70 said DOVER at joe 90
Terms OF sale third in hand and the residae ia tEO
equal annual payments, with interest seemed BY mort
gage on the premises. Attendance given.
JOHN FOX, Jr.,
Sept 25, 80 4w, pr fee ss,6 admir- Of John Fox, decd
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Township Meetings,

All who desire TO hear the constitutional
rights of American Freemen upheld and fairly
Vindicated turn out at the times and places
herein designated and listen to the earnest and
candid declarations, accompanied by the proofs
as they fall from the lips of LYMAN W. PoT-
TER esq, of New Lisbon, Ohio: the republican
candidate for Common Pleas Judge-and,
GEN E. R. EcKLEY and others who can be pre-
sent.
New HagerstOwn, Thursday evening, Oct, 2.
Perrysvile, Friday, ." 8.
Harlem Springs. Saturday, " " 4,
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h YPGg CHERH PECT0RAL ard Cs,hartic Pf
y Radway's peady Relief. slOan's Fsnils oinmsn
rel.;ts Eve SIZE, 10 aca alH 0st ell he pcsuar red
mes Of the aSf.s BAxfEks.