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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
SIS REWARD

20 FpANAWA ~ lggiat he gghaoriher, on Monday,
GLS H the % 4 dpy uf March 1857 NEGRO Roy
~ named IKE" abnut ~ yeais .age, welt grown
81 to his fHtcr Gunl, about n feet lgn Chpsnut
=~ colour lts SORT on his nose an one nl his chuek
of llga colour, he Is rather Hwi lnok ng u quiek
spoken; WHOM cit ha mad cloth plush Cap, lelt
HAT he wof rsddiih Cont, a light o,ured Vest,
(AIarsailiesb aud dt-C ptntt wore Gnt.
ser Shoes. ANY person appIelendi9g sad bgy and re-
Rim W SMITH
91-2t. Vernon, bal.
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rTilIE subscriber has now and intends keeping at
J the I'D established Leather Store, N. f., corner
ni Fourth and Orange Ss opposite the Upper Mhfkei
House, WlnlnsUn, Dot, large and wei solecled
soTnsnt of Spanish aud lemli"k sole Leather, Tenuh
and patent Cd q superior Brant a9d ~ the ysti-
Of nots Shoes, saddles aud Hnrneas, all of which viii
he sold oil he ist Teasonna Persons wishins
i purchYsa eat neT Will ud it - their advantage to call
(, r.. CHAMBERLIN.
r. Patent m1chine at etched BantH cemeInted with
water prOOf AMI copper riv ted, constantly IN
hand Ad order, warranted to giye satisfaction.
6-ly.
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aged sS years.
ntscty on tho 7th inst. EDMoSp, sonorJoln Edwards,
aged years.
this CITY, on the 7th insi WALTER r. son of Robert
Wilkinson, aged "a months.
In this city. on the 7h inst, JOSIAH DRRRcRsuN, aged
At McDqnough, Dol, the 18th ut., Mr. SAMUEL He
oiNs, aged 80 years.
" isit Mr.. II. was deeply nbued with the progressive
splt o. the age AS citizen no was public spirited and
PATTY Gnd ih.rny toward those in adversely irSnl,
tiSSSe aI nJ n Sauy b s i VIM @ NJ, e
iuo rquiry is pertinent, WHO hath not lost tend'
A. Port Penn Dell, on the sth ul'., Mr. LorDoN PENS-
oBlruARY.-DePsrtedth this lf March ast, la57, AMOS
@ a. & " !s Gss9aee ~ Ni SIggk Id a5vI o.
ST IN dssr loPN 5 Is eih upon @r memory us SD
will eg us newer again. The subject Of Ills notice be-
EIoa a lhs Promeei msetins ~ W,e Cy Greek chare
inn h. iniediaoly viii; greqi ernsstnCss Of sSi sos
pard2lins nvrey through ai,h il mentioning bIo9d@f Christ
snT s P95 Of Tre4t P IC he e God WAS
saHs aad death Wien il The sweinsss u Jorsm K
ssys o Ps "a q 6Gsf ha w P ss aRj 81 h
10 the extreme Of weakness and like his lord feeling the
aioFoT; MAY ITS dear friends Who gathered around his by
s bSl ~ tho ensl9s scene ahd racayel ms Hs farewell
lie hrs gone to gisry and to God
It's past, Ills past-his spirit He'd.
Aud now he slunhars with tho dead,
lilssonl has len its house Of Clay,
Aud SCARED to realms Of coudless day.
His. work is done his day are passed,
lis spirits reached tho land Of rest
Forever with the Savior best.
The husband, father, friend has gone,
ro rest beneath brighter sun
To ltel The pain of earth more,
hut safely dwslls on Cnnaan's si1re.i
Weep not dfn: friends from tears refrain.
lfyon love G9d wiihall your heart.
''' " HPR
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
KAsEggoMl =. rlEE1gMFKR--

- II u. GAo TER, respectfully annnunBes To-
<LSk RI Ladies' oil NilmiugtQn and vicinity, that
~ she sui cnGt,nuesti- Mli.ltNEKs business,
her old st7ad, M. 22l M9rkat st.. between an
~ 9lh where se T. ar,gared e. furnish yyery variety
lest uscsnl Ps deiphs urge ard beautiful Hssott
uent pi BON EFS, NIBBONS. FLOWERS, so,
ahlH for thr st0t she part eu!arly invites the La
iieSt1 Slye tor SUI 1ni examine ioE themselves,
Thankful iOr puEt ivurs, Sd hopes by strict attention
q business 20 merit aad reenlye continuance of tho
nme apr. 5-aIn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

r5-Post-0ftlce Printing given to the
Delaware Republican because it has
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
lished in Delaware. Advertisers and
others should bear this fact in mind and
look to their interest..A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

LosT. Somewhere between sunrise and sun
set two golden hours, each set with sixty dia-
mond minutes. No reward is offered, tor they
are lost forever.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
MOURNING GOODS,

THE SU BSCRlBkks nave now On hand and
inteud keeping full Assostm, Mt % goods sui IL
bile for mourning. A v thu new sty les cd as
soon as Op, ned. JONES n SHARP,
ap. SIT. M. s. Market 81.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

1000 Yalds REV sprang Cnspets,
TlANEjust pcea rccaived by ms AuIscrbeT. The Sosk
Z CONSISTS of
INGRAM. from 81 to lOu
IMPERIAL THRgR INV, from Liz 10 las
STAIR AND ENFRT, rom IL 10 LIS
RA0. from 81 TO as
ALSO, on Carpet, Cocoa Hpl Canton Mnttlngs. Sair
t}ll Cloths, S'nI tndH, WlIduw shades amt blinJs.
DrnSEstt, Doors Mats and kuEs. A.r., sc.
AlSD,as nsua of tho 10 ri extensive asssTtnents
OF DRY Goods, "A The N.atp. Our friends, and ali
JOHN :. KENNARD,
tS- ONE PRICE, Al
~ ...-H IN
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CgIfilsRilJ1, q apEoiVY.

sHoEsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTERS.
SnuTn EAsi CORNER OF TAikD ANIL KISo SITS.
NlLMi NGTuS. DEL.
ilE sNNa1TIhcrs uvlug lnc3trd themselves nj the
y rive cFrr inF the purpose OF the House,
sun and orlgge7tit Painting respectfully tender them
services tna Whh nty desire anything their ilne-
From long experience the business. they feel confident
That all w,fk suiru+tpd ta them wil be ed
cheap, aud wyrhWlHliIke manner.
W SIG Ms every descr ptioR Poi nted promptly
In plain and ornamental sy e and at very low rates.
apr oil.
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III ? ~
IopE t.lnrntnsr SfoNn

4 "A. Is II. IL, WILLIAMSON. would resi os, H,uy
IL auununce % tnrr ireuds and the public Nal fb
have fsngyed their BOY = CLOTH Nj AND NAItie..
~ Sioiti, from 30 ll4 . NJ" 1914. MlfGet Street,
next door to Seventh 10 ulnufe comm dion pAr bp "a
tey are prepared "a supply their customers with Ber
ILoIhlNSt trHdJ W1do 7ul itds tuurder in uoa All
supsI1s mtnAet having lust laid "a a ffash slOus pi
soOls lheN he'tVr thsy prnptly meet tlIs wshns
O their pal roma. thsy kuoA bso soastIntv IN b,d
variety Of EA BROl DER IS, HOSIERY, sc. AlNs,s
snh ~ gyms Suite Satisfaction, They FEEL conhuent
tRil to please, r. - ' N"'"'
ThNlkin for Fastiav2es, they hope b. strict attention
iuaT. 81 3ni T.. A. 4 HI " MIii.iANSpN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

At tAe Wiinle-tfH lGd Retail Dry GsOOEs
STORE OF ms. Il. SANDERS.
NEW SPRING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
ELEoANF CHALLIEs, nj VARIOUS pItres,
ELEdANT HAREeE DnhAINs, NJ various prices,
ELEGANT SpOTT Swiss NusEtSs. lat various pticps
ELRGANT PLAIS SWISS AiusLlAs nt various prices,
ELEoASr PLAID Alus.lNs, Vt various prfcHs,
ELEGANT 3kIIItAS ~, tvhltrb at l2i, worth l5i
tLEuANT BLACK SINS, a. OH Prices,
ELEGANT ! ASCT SlLKs. Mt various pFirCg,
t.LEoANr SHAwLs, AZ various prices,
ELEGANT ENiBRutDERiEs, HtSstiuus pfioss,
ELE3 Ant PRINTS. at vnftOus pricP8,
CLorHs, CAsglMEBs and NEsTiNGs large variety,
kLEACaBp Aui C&BLBACHGD MCsLlNs very large lot at
Yery low prluss. A.. A. SANDERS,
No. ~ Market 81 nppnli.e Liver Market dOI.e,
TDar
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

MBU LEvEEY STARLE.
n THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY AN
~ nOuHGr5 10 M" ptnalnoi Wilmington that has
HSZA eomricHecd Chg LIVERY BUSINESS IN Fourth
; rect, ietwcpn French aud NANit whore the best OF
HORSES auh CARRIAGES can be prucured onthe most
accommodation .lba aniHmis snie and renb
aEd tho Carriages OF the lTs qay. As It tho incf
lun Of The uufc.s-rod 10 devote his entire Attention
the business aud keep superior Horses and Vehicles, he
nnPes that the ppbi tliaxteHa 10 him shalenf PATRON
age. aPeU a. ARMSTRONG.
CHINA, G%.1S5 AID GU EEIM SWARE,
sTs59 IN GREAT VARIETY,
nSis ut Lou Prices,
Iii AtIiie Csssn7, score n ~. Corner
THIRD AND SIMPLIFY,
Ilar- ~ L L.-Lal-. q L 10y q NJ
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Flnit Traes Al AnotiolnlIl,.

Fruit Trees at Auction.
!sses L III. b. sod 10 pifBLlC SALE. NJ No Is
J@t3 ~ Ehst Fuutth ST.. on VEIN tsSpAY, tie
- LIST ui AprIl, 25l n 10 O'clock A. NJ, ppio
Trees, ~ Plum tggos, lul Gh.rt, ftoa5, 81 Necfa
rms spd Maile Trees aGt 9th Ter Varieties, =
". k.-It esH fetsGrn d1u tu5 COAcuTdvilio NurseT
nd tho snlo will BIZ continued on SATURDAY, 10 o.
'oe k. A, NJ. CHAPMAN & CLAY TON,
Aurtrr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

CHAPMAN 1 CLAYTON, AuCLI oNEERs.
s-1sugE', GGsE'zi ARD YACHT
AT PUBLIC SALE.
"a ~ WED%I.sbAl. t6e l6ia I day Il
Vs. April, iNtL. Of o'ceok, r. NJ, mt tho Ship
A.aSs XIRRTd # rham'g reu99ss, wiliIHsto9. Del,
tons, cefgl's Is Ions, IN good condition, Inv
Ing o4sn rebuff si'oy rf ago. with sails Anchors All
complete; she l. sniHble tlrH Oysser Truck Boat
tic Skid DELAWARE, feet lOus; good substantial skid
Tor Fishing n my ting elsv. Al 50 the splendid Yacht
hlsnr = eg lnli iet uchos heaIn Hne year old, last
teirng Nct NV, TIM 6ova being part Of the esate or
apr. 2-ts. kIGHARD BOOTH. Adm,t.
COhE.! csz<.l. GDAEl!!
.--s!s, BEST FAMILY COAL PR EPARED.
Naasr- UELgVEtEn AT TAE ORDINARY
80. GlT7 RATES.
es>S'NN- LeGcc yOHT orders at No.
Ndrhlt Street.
COAt., COAL, WARRANTED
22&0 po=aas 10 the Ton.
CHEAP coal, FUR FAMILY USE, ALSO FOR
BURNING LINZ, AND EnR STEAM ENGINEa.
Bg s. 4 NJ. re MOCK q CO.,
TIN thelf New Wharf,
apr 2-tf South Eni Of Christiana Bridge.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Second Street, Door East Of Market Street.
III subscr,hjr h7s Just opened NJ the above Store,
! amt cura uiy sapntGi stark Of
STABLE ANpn0NESTlGi aNH GOODS, HOSIERY.
TttMM NGS, AND OTHER ARTICLES.
lilo respectfully vitrs tne citizens Of Wilmington ard
VICINITY 10 cal and GSan hrs s0c nad list oil Prices.
All goods will b sold Rt iha luwest cash price,,
mar. Sl-ly. JAMES MOOR =,
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FARMERS BANK STOCK an
GRAND C0NCFRT

GRAND CONCERT,
-. = - OF THE
WlhMfNsIrOH NesERRUND. no. 4,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
MONDAY, APRILig, 1857,
~. ,,,. THE HARMONIC CORNEr BAND,
~ PmadalPhla the best Baud in tho United States has
MR. Join Miller ''''ss' P'0se''
MesHs Il. TRIGGS,
and NJ. l., IICHTENsTEJN
Have heon invited md will kindly volunteer their services
,,,,,.,,,, on the occasion,
=, l9 uentl man ana two l41dies 500
IL SEE PRoGRAaiME ap.e Ct.
$500 REWARD
VIII. pay the above reward "a .be arrest al mn.
yiclbn Of the IN ennHry who Hal Icious y set fire. 10
aaI consumed my 1rnan out Houses, daring tho s,on
e. Mnndny. the 9th kst by which not only ost nv
"a lhe loss failing on Iedah r. Fsimy tenant most
90. s-4t - JOHN Il. LATlAIER.
NOTICE. -,
MEETING ofthe Board Of Trusteea Of the' pnnr nl
a New C9stie county, will he held ut The Aims H0nse
On tils iast WEDNESDAY,the 29thJ ofthis m inth-,
IeIh'h9 hNNinE claims the institutioH wall
esse 70 present rf accounts to he Treasurer at LEAST
lhVhb uabs PRIOR 10 The day Of meeting.
np 9-tm WASHtNGTONR RUS sell. CLERK,
AIR BRUSHES Of MI Kinds from 20 cents to 81 d.
EXTRACTS AND coLoGNEs. rom 10 q" den n-si TO
tILQTH STR ETCHERS, a most useiuI artiels. Tar
- hniiihg inntgril 70 be marked with Inde lille Ink
- Al DIR. GRIMSuAW'S No. IGi MnI Eet ST.
- as " N ~
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: 4 FAC L1EN7s CKI.LAT1NE-
lsnM. RRlNGHURS1 \ %.
nisALTlFYING TaE HNTlC
g u kEhlNE CREAM
Dr.. 9 RlMSHAW'S, New Store
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

New CASTLE County BAR.--ThG members
OF the Bar Of Delaware assembled in the Court
House at New Castle, "Wednesday afternoon,
April list, 1857.
ChiefJustice Harrington President, and sam
uel Guthrie Secretary.
Tn motion, Hons. George B. Rodney, Io-
seph 7. COnegys and Caleb $. Layton were
appointed II committee to prepare resolutions
suitable to the occasion who submitted the fol-
lowing
Resolred, That the members of the Bar of
Delaware in common with their fellow citizens
are penetrated with profound sorrow for the loss
which the public has sustained by the sudden
death OF the Hon. kenscy Johns, Chancellor
of the State.
| RcsOlyci, That the long tried public service
of the deceased, extended through q period of
twenty-five years, in the highest Judicial tribu-
nal of the State, has enrolled his name honor
ably with those distinguished men Of the past
who have shed lustre on our Jurisprudence.
Res0iped, That the unbendiug integrity and
| high toned morality the conscientious discharge
OF duty, and the correct and unostentations
| department which distinguished the character
of the late Chancellor both as Il public man,
and as private citizen, do commend his eX-
ample as one worthy to be initiated by all who
may come after him.
ReSolred, That We sympathize with the wild
! ow and children of the deceased under this al-
dieting dispensation of Providence, and do
I tender to them our sincere coincidence.
Resofgcd, That Hons. G.. b. Rodney and Will
liam q. Whitley be committee TO present
these resolutions to the Court of Chancery and
| Orphans Court ut the next term thereof AT
New Castle for the purpose OF having them
placed upon the records of the said Courts.
ResoicCd, That certified copy of the fore
going resolutions DO communicated to the fam
lily of the deceased, and DO also published in
tho several newspapers of the State.
Which resolutions, having been read, were,
on motion adopted. And the meeting adjourn
ed. S. NJ. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
Attest, SAMUEL GUTHRIE, Sec'ry.
/ Neutrality-suspicious. desrious of bringing their
friends from Ireland can obtain certificates OF
passage; also drafts in sums to suit, by apply
NC at Dupont's Office on the Brandywins.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04
DG.lth.


DlED-At his residence, in Oarrollton, Ohio,
on the 2Sth Of May, A, D. 1851, in the 74th
year of his age, Mr., SAMUEL Mccoy.
The deceased, notwithstanding the inroads made
upon his constitution by several severe attacks Of
malignant disease, in earlier life, combined with an
advanced age, was until a short time previous to
his death, active and energetic. A severe cold
contracted in the latter part of the past winter
laid the foundation of the disease that resulted 10
death His last illness was of short duration,
and his demise unexpected. Death often comes
when we least expect him.
In his disposition, the deceased, was social, in
his attachments, ardent and coniding, and 10 his
business relations, upright, possessing in an emf
nent degree those traits of character so prominent
in that nation of which he was a descendant, hon
est, hardy and industrious.
At an early age lie p%rofessed faith in Jesus
Christ, attached himself to the Church. and ente'.
tanned a hope of eternal life through the merits of
a crucifed Redeemer, in whom he trusted,-which
hope "as an anchor of the soul both sure aud
steadfast" afforded him consolation in the hour
of affection.
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FitsI Fitsll FitsllI

DR.. Hance's Vegetable Extract Epaeptic Pills,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NS laboring under this distressing malady will
1 find DR.. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on The nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found OF espe.
cial benefit for al persons afflicted with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been Frustrated or shat.
tered from any cause whatever. In Chronic complaints,
Or diseases oil long standing, superinduced by nervous
ness. they are excellently beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out Of the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the
pills sent them through the mail, free OF postage. For
sale BY Seth S. Hance, No. los Baltimore Street, Balti-
more, Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the Uuion
must be addressed, post paid.
Anril 20 1881 Nv |. -----
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PARTITION.

Levi Simmons, State of Ohio, Carroll county.
sa.l vs., Court of Common Pleas.
David Simmons etals. Elizabeth Simmons, widow Of
Peter Simmons, lately, deceased, aud David Simmons
Of Carroll county, Ohio, John Dickinson aud Nancy
Dickinson Of Morgan county, Ohio, Andrew Harsh and
Eliza Harsh ofDe Kalb county, Indiana, David Under.
.mith aud Catharine Lindersmith, of Steel county,
Minnesota Territory, will take notice that the plaintiff,
Levi Simmons filed against them on the 9th day OF
May Il. n. 1857 in the Court Of Common Pleas of the
county and State aforesaid his petition for partition oil
The following real estate situated in the county and
State aforesaid. to wit The west half Of The north east
quarter of section twenty'eight of township sixteen H.
range six: and that application for an order for Parti
lion of the aforesaid premises viii be made at the Ocio
Der term Of said court. LEVI SIMMONS.
By S. NJ. C:aine, Atty for p'tf. may2l-'57 6w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

WHIrE TEETH, FERsUMED BREATH AND BsAUrFUL
OoMPLExroN-can be acquired by using the "Balm Of
a thousand Flowers. !" What lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse Of a disagreeable breath, when
by using the "Ba!m Of a Thousand flowers as a den
trifce, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabaster? Many persons co not know
their breath is bad. and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention It. Beware of eounterfeits.
be sLre each bottle is sigued, FETRlDGES Co. N. Y.
Fer sale by Q, A. Boesel, and all Druggists.
FaJ, 10 57,-6.nA. all.
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Coal & fflisfeIIaneous.

MATOR.-l ULMAS, Esq has been appointed
and qualified Mayor Of this place to fill the va.
csncy OCcasioued BY the removal Of VIM. Mccoy
to Harlem Springs. q a
Asthe Mayer s~x~reyes the powers of Justice
Of the Peace, Ma uttttSis a competent person
to take acknOVied gments Of deeds, Mortgages,
de- andbsfOre whom depoeitions can be taken, in
which he Is expert.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04
A FENCE! A FENCEu

Nv j. MYERS FENCE Is universally admitted 10 be
II the cheapest and best fence that can be erected.
IL IS a straight fence, requiring but twO.tnirds of the
lumber OF a common board fence. IL can be built at
tWo'thirds the cost Of any common board fence, II
can be set up twice as fast as any board fence. Its a
portable fence, and can be moved quickly from place
TO placei and can be housed in winter, if desired. II
can be used for any purpose, ornamental and farm Dur
poses. 1t is stronghold section or panel will stand
firmly by itself, and it can be adjusted to old posts when
rotted OF and made as firm as ever. 1t can be made
from one kind OF lumber no posts or post holes about
it-and 1t Is as strong and durable as any fence ex.
tint. The copy right, description Of building, setting up.
&c, sent to any person, free of postage, on receipt of
0NEDOLLAR. Address, MYERS 4 Co., Dundee,
Yates County, n, Y. ma, 2l-i57
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

EBrwilEam Mccoy. one of the editors
Of the Carroll Free Press, has taken charge
of Harlem Springs for this season. This de-
lightfal retreat will be improved under his man.
agement. What say the Editors of Carroll, and
the counties round about to having a printers joE
LITIGATION at the springs ome time during the
suInmerG Why not?-LiSbon Patriot.
That's just the thing, Mr.. PatriOt; W. are in
for that with al our heart. It would certainly
be very agreeable to leave our smoky, dusty
''cHLs," where We have been pennel up like wild
beasts in a meuagarie, and spend a day at the
Springs, where we could have "a breath Of pure
air, a nice diuner aud a good time. When shall
it be?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

ut is twice blessed;
1t blesseth those tAat give and those that take"
For mothers have no trouble in inducing children
to take this tempting preparation, and children
who are tormented with worms of any kind, find
immediate relief from its operation. Moreover
its components are all vegetable, and no mineral
medicines are requisite to accelerate its action,
Its work is "weIl done" and "done quickly
Messrs Lauman & Co, Wholesale Druggists
New York, by whom the PAsTfLLEs are prepared
have, we see, acquired by purchase the proprietor
ship of Bristol's Sarsaparills, undoubtedly the best
medicine for ~ulcerous and eruptive diseases now
before the world. 6
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

9 sasdi 3aisos alv ST.. LOUIS, May 80.
H' 1a7as9s i2m s5 sfe. bis
The Lecompton correspondent ofthe Democrat
says that the new appointment has disfraashised
half Of Kansas. only9O ont Of 40 counties are
represented. Some counties, where no sensus has
been taken, representation is allowed on a list of
voters. on old election books. Other counties
hare wriiea Ssapton asking election precincts
He answered that he could do nothing, there be-
ing no law to supply the omissions.
A card has been published, signed by 81
prominent persons, urging the State Legislature
to reasonable, June 9th, to complete the State
organization.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

A LII persons are hereby mortified not to pure base
IA from William R. Lloyd, either Of two notes held
by him against me, as these notes were obtained from
me wrongfully and without consideration. One of the
notes is drawn payable on the 10th day Of Nav, A. D..
1851, for the sum Of $500; the other is drawn payable
he 18th day Of May, A. d. 1858, calling for tie like
sum Of $500. MICHAEL RIEGEL.
may2O-J7f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04

Cg- Ehe paper upon which this week issue Of
the Free Press is printed was manufactured at
the "Excelsior" paper mill, Canton Ohio, which
has again resumed its operations under the super
attendance of Ma. JAMES ANDERSON. They
make an excellent article of paper at that mill, as
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-04
SpRINGHIELD, o., May 80

SPRINeYIELD, O., May 80.
Churchill and Elliott, Assistant Deputy Mar
shals, were brought before Justice Christie, and
arranged on two charges-One for assaulting
Deputy Marshal Compton, and the other for as
saultiag Sheriff Layton with intent to kill. They
through their counsel asked the amount Of bail to
be fixed for their appearance at tile next term of
the CoAirt Of Common Pleas. Bail was fixed at
&a,sOO each for both charges.
The remainder Of the party, eight in humber,
we're required to give bail in the sum of $4,000;
refusing Thu, they were committed to Jail.