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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19

NOTICE TO ROAD C0NTRACT0RS--lt being
IN the board OF directors OF the Washington ana
gravel tho road from the first toll
District line contractors requested TO al
apply the undersigned on the subject on or before Inc io
OF April next JOHN y iauNI,
No Louisiana
j. c. LEWIS
24-9tawG 4e2 Seventh street
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19

WTILLARDS HOTEL. G. & II. A. Willard
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington
Jan 29-diit
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19

LIE Levy CoURT.--This court had a special session
'eiay at which they elected the following road
Pet'sors for the county of Washington
oei0y b. Scaggs, John Lighter, VIM. Sanderson, Jesse
P t,"lSnaan, Rezen Arnold 1hos r. Bnghtwoll, Enos
V My MARX Hewling Thos Brown, Jas. MCGEE, f. j.
''0'etOn Jas. Anderson, John b. Kibbey.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-19
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
Sg~coLLEcToR OF TAxEs-Jamcs F. Halliday
Il candidate for this ONCE
Ap 25-dtft


Sa-CoLLEcToR OF TAXES.-James F. Halliday
i a candidate for this Office
Ap 2s--dtft
A SOUTHERN LADY, by birth, education and
IKE situation readehavng performed those
Offices for her father several travelling companion
In nne would almost employment for which
sho Is ntedwouh have foreign home Address A.
H., Bait.
May 1859
DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsylva-
I'D MIA and Half street, Washington, c. hs
sIlAs REYNOLDS, proprieress.
BoardeTs by the day, week, month.
Several largo and comfortable suitable for families Pema.
and transient comfortably accommodated and meals
furnished 10 those who elsewhere
choice selection wines liquors cigars, viii be
found al the bar
Free lunch every day at IL O'Clock.
Ap 1S--u
II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer office and depot
lie southwest Of and Twelfth Streets Washington D. c.
Ap 1l--d1yt
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS Having been APP
pointed the sole agent printers District
for that old and tried establishment Ighibody
keep constantly hand supply grades inks which
shall sell at factory prices All inks sold by be returned
not recommended. EDWD TOWERS,
Ap 2s-3tawlm street. between 9th and 9TH streets,
Summer Hats Summer Hats
OUR stock of mems and Boys straw and felt hats
" for summer Is complete.
Every Style such Panama. BRAID Leghorn Canton and
Sonnet, will be found n our establishment
All who favor with call may rely polite attention. and
prices. GEO II. b. WHITE 4 CO.,
332 Pennsylv avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
NBour assortment Of light felt hats OF the choicest styles,
embracing all shades, heights and prices
May l4-ood2wn lSiar&siatcsl
George O. Thomas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
TRAvELLER,s GUIDE.

lIuDsOs RIvER RAILROAD -FROM APslb ~
III 1851 trsias vii leave Chsmbers street. station ~ ol
bvs-t,p-ess ,rsjps and tlD A and p NJ, hoSy
or roushheepsle aS and ard P. for rces u'
Y, 1be Poughteepsie psskskl and st .lnf Ta,ns
stsp At me va stsiIops Passengers taken Ossn,e-s
rsnsi Csrsopse ard thirty irs, sre.s Trains f9r Ne
YnJk rroy IS and 10 2, " and - q VI a1d
ASaa, stand iOs = Z ~ : su n su,,...soas..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
LOAN OFFICES.

go KIM Oxln 70 LOAN-Ou wArCHBs Ola
p1.CvV.vVU .c.ss. l.veiyy s-sss AZ gs,ds
al kinds OF personal property. bought and sod fbf
cash Note honas rctsseea srcks no ne~rsiosed i07
~su sreet corner 81 Aan sesund 0oor rooms Ne and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

CARPETIre, UPHOLsrERy, SO.
rARPRrs CARPETS CARpprr
~ Carpets carpets. carpets,
Carpets carpets carpets.
Csrpess cUpeta caypes
c0psts, eareets, cSrpss -
unrc,x-~ Osrpes, carpets, carpets.
Sll Broadway.
Opposite he Part.
Are constantly rsc>ienR
from Euroeean and American sales.
u,,,, ~ A.l rnn LATEST STYLES OF cAsrsrSe.
Al The lowest market
rngralns c,>stsoiiy
- 10 ~ eroadvsy, cppo~Ns ne rsys,
Are now recesvinG fron France
pnrpnsyws rsrrss
x6 paviova chambers and cther roo@a
In ever vsrissy q styls and pessers.
yheir aock ~
WIDOW snApm.
c-so,~- ~ ~e@ s'~u ranussssss s"@
cur'~p -a,sr,sis ssa
q nss ys.rs impcatoo, nan and ecnnplss ecnpris.s
Nge AssortmerA 81 Nce and muslin earAns cwniss Ard
r'mhGA together wtk delan~s brorAes and pssne and
all IL difercnt sv~s of y~wcrfrGs snd eur>n natwAh
pse al ~ n hwea vkoaseAs end reAAn prisaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
sEWsPAPrRs.

T irE Irr.usvaArRp-rHIs WEAK CONTAINS ms
Ia tory Q, The Five Points nstcn illustrated u enevvinss
tf The Old Brewery" he House. the House OF
dusty and portrait Of Rev L. N. Pease The Turks wiz
illustrations slsgsnt ~ sodcr
uel ts mas thculsro OF in fress scientidcs w
explained; Potato sesmers-e rspkse Invsusion, s.h en-
Coming Comet Render urso ,s.sr. &C 81 Waller scrL
The Clty-9ossp OF the Week; statistics The
pews in Brief rom AL the and The British Provinces
Peautful poems-Memory Of Greenwood, by Incy Ran
DAT Peace Tpfn~msflnn; Literary Notices. BOOKS Of the
Monh; rev Pssus Notes ard Queries rheve IL no c.hsr
pepper containing better variety Of interest
value family paper. Price only cents For sale By all
pewvmer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

CRANE BALI, ON WEDNESDAY ARP SATURDAY
" evenings : Every "Wednesday and saiurcsy, Nile
Caroline Vesier dancing academy Howard street. The
bel viii be open O'clock and close A. IA Terms cent?
Cass>s meet every day at eoloet z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

a,oR SALE, Oh 10 LIST pURSIsH Cd THE DELIsHr.
ful cottage 70 239 sch< rmerhorp street, bro,k
furniture IN nyst re ORDER gAs, 10 Would lei to
repcnssle tcnA Uable terms u,a The LIST OF NJ
vemher desired. roesesstoo inmsdateiv
spply the premises ". ROOT M Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

HAN, HAIR HAIR.-pKRsoas WHOSE HAIR HAS,
or tuning grey, must remember hat warrant orr
hsr eeenerafor restore 10 color refund Tie
rone, For sale At orr cfnce. tR Broadway, u,stsirs
DROrnssOR WILSON, AsrnopOsrH, ma sRoOwE
y street. between Nerfolh sufok be consulted
Ne resi ana future Of life time Of birth reuugsd
Fee-Lades. 80 cents; gentlemen, On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

BOARDING AND LODGING.

go PER whrS WILL. Bs pAID by sRNrLsN A.
TO tH furphed ,eon ws "a board for h,s wite ana
tai mr. h'mseiF Ia arr tai vvae family, bcsted be
low s.Dih stett vert NJ No boarding hous
ssepeTs nesc apOiy Address Q &. A, Pos. Office
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
GpttioI Notices,

BRIsToIIs SARsAPARILLA.--Many 'Sar-
saparillas" have exploded lin more ways
than one) since this famous anti-biGous,
anti scorbutc and pulmonic medicine first
saw tie light, twenty odd year ago. Yet
it has maintained its original reputation,
and in the hands of its present proPrie-
tors, Lanman u Co, the extensive Whole.
sale Druggists, New York, has acquired
from the great care and superior ingre-
dients employed in its manuiacture) a wi
der celebrity than ever. Tho Same firm
have recently introduced vegetable prep
aration for worms, under tho namo OF
Kemp's Pastilles, which, to use a hackeyod
phrase, will prove a groat blessing to moth
ers. Children need no entreatios to take
this romedy in disguise. They deyour the
Pastillos eagerly, aOd the uniform result
is the determination of intestinal worms
where any exist, and tho communication oI
aheathy tone to the stomach and bow
els. "a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
RESULT IN CARROLL.

After the lapse of week, we are enS-
blel to give the official vote Of the county.
1t will be seen that this year there wero
polIed for the Office of Governor of Ohio,
1926 votes, whilst for President, in 1856
there we're, 3O02. showing n decrease IN
tho vote since last yoar of 367. Of the
1928 voteo for Governor, Payne has 1921,
whilst of the 1902 votes cast for Presi-
dent, there were but 1855 for Buchanan
Showing a decrease of the Democrats
vote Of the county Of "a onlyl What a
lecture this fact contains! Republicans OF
Carroll, only think of It'll You sleepy,
careless, unsuspecting ones, who are proud
to style yourselves Republicans, yet be.
cause the day was Oei or for some other
less trivial cause, you excused your
selves from attending the polls tho 18Th
inst. Look at the vote of your opponents
and learn wisdom. The "price of Liberty
is eternal vigilance" And upon this prin-
ciple, tue Locolocos Of Ohio, have on al
occasions praciised their professions, and in
nc contest have they practised more closely
Than in the one Just closed in Carroll coun-
L ty. How stands the case with the friends
of free territory free schools, and a free
countryi 1850 votes were polled fol
Fremont, IN this county last year; this year
thore are but l400 votes polled for Gov
ernor Chase! A loss from last year of 262
Republicans who failed to attend tho cleo
ton, from some trioiaI causai Isit any
wonder, gcntloiner,that we complain Of you
supinenessl Every one Of you who re
lnained at home. enseonced spugly at you
firesite on election day should have te'
| Just as bad, and as keenly the defeat o
| Hon. SALMON p. CHAsE.--Ohio's bes
Goyernor, as any Of as, who toiIed the en-
tire day for the success of the entire Re
publican ticket; and probably more so, be
causc your conseiencos would have brought
home to your own Judgements Il sease o
/ 5mK, that those who did their whole dut,
could not have felt. Republicans of Oar
roll thoeo Of you who have stood up man
fully for tho right, deserve, and doubles
= Twill receive tho thanks Of every lover o
tsehuine Democracy now embraced by tn
Republican faith! There were 81 vote
cast for Fillmore and G for Vantmmp.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

HoRoaay's Pas.--With the gentle
aperiont principle Of this inestimablo vcge-
table remedy, are blended disinfectant and
renovatmg properties Of most remarkable
kind. The omaciated victim Of dyspepsia
or liver complaint IS strengthened and re-
yived by the tonic influence of the medi-
cine, while his internal organization is be-
inr regulated and his blood purged of its
impurities by its corrective and antisePtc
agency. The orthodox practice is to give
three or four medicines in succession to
produce these effects. The Pills produce
them simultaneously, and never fall shor(
of the full accomplishment of their object
"a complete and radical cure. 4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
FROM CINCINNATI.

... OINcINNATI, Oct. 10.
Exchange on New York scarce and it,
tie better than nominal at SAT premium
The latter for currency. The currency
question continues quiet and unsettled,-
The notes Of the Ohio, Indiana, Missouri
and louisiana Banks, and Stock Banks
with the exception of New Orleans, are
taken by the merchants and bankers at par.
They also offer TO take the notes of all the.
banks of Baltimore, Philadelphia, N, York,
Boston and likewise the paper taken at par
by those banks, but there is very little, as
yet, in circulation. 1t is understood here
that the banks Of this State, Kentucky and
Indiana keep up specie payment for the
name, but that it is not their intention, nor
is it possible for them to do so in fact, and
with this view of the case our brokers have,
to great extent, ceased sending home
paper. .. ....5 4 ...r.5 . #... 8
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
CHASE ELECTED.

1t now folly asoertsinod that Salmon
p. Chase is reelected Governer, by from
one to two thousand majority over II, B.
Payne,
This IS truly triumph under al the
The entire Republican
State ticket is doubtless elected, save Bliek-
ensderfer.
There is great decrease in the vote Of
the State; Probably Fifty thousand, since
the Presidential eontest-of which number
the Republicans have lost at least two to
one. And in consequence Of this supine.
ness OF the voters who compose the great
Republican party Of Ohio, the ever yigi-
liant Yandals have obtained a temporary
asoendeney in the Ohio Legislature--By
what majority wo are not fully advised, but
sufficient to control the Legislation Of the
State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
FIRE IN CHICAGO--MINNESoTA
ELECTION.
CntcAeo, Oct. l9.

CHcAGo, Oct. l9.
The most destructive conhagration that
ever visited this city, occurred this morn.
ing; tho loss by which is estimated at
100000.
The principal losers are:-Cormick &
CO., hardware, $4,000; Ellsworth & Co.,
clothing, $4,000; ]. II, Dunhan, $685.
600; Shay, dry goods, &l3o,oO0; Cooke
IL Co., booksellers, $l30,OOO; Edward
Hempstoad, grocer. $4,000; Lewis q
Page, oil store, $4,000. The insurance
amounts to about 100000. .a#
Tho fro originated at l59 South Water
street, between Clark and Dearborn, and
burned through the square to Lake street
Seventeen counties in Minnesota hoard
from; Sibley, Democrat, for Governor
900 ahead,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL WARN.
ING TO TRAVELLERS.

We ara again called on to chronicle an
ether of those terrible railroad accidents
which brings a dark cloud over the domes-
tic circle, George Whitford, an employee
on the New Bedford and Taunton Rail.
road, an American twenty-five years of
age, met with au accident about 6 o'clock,
p. NJ, on Saturday, near Hebronville, SOW
en- miles from this city, from which he
died at twenty minutes past seven, P, NJ
in less than an hour and a half afterwards.
Ho was riding Oh the baggage car Of tho
Boston and Providence Railroad. coming
homo as usual once a fortnight, to visit his
parents, and as The train was crossing one
Of the bridges near Ebe above village, Mr..
WLitford pat out bis head to look for the
coming Of another train, when he struck
against the bridge, tearing off his scalp
aud wounding him severely Otherwise
lie was carried to DR., MiIIer's Office, where
he was attended by Drs, Miller, Beckwith
and Baker, and died as above in the office.
He was carried to his homo near Indian
Point Bridge, by lis father and brother
soon afterwards.
The most distressing part Of all was to
witness the dispair Of the father as ho look
ed upon the body of his SOP. but two hours
before SO full Of lie. aud now dead Prov.
Transcript.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

flr wealth roroivel; into the always wick
el and demoraliziug stNgein which men
desire to enter without giving fair eluiva-
tents for gains This appetite has no
bounds when once planted. lisa raging
fever Of avarice. il Is the peculiar diease
ofIPsculatOrss Of stlss gamblers, and al
other gamblers.
A man who deliberately purposes TO
gain wealth without eafHiRg Il, BY some
substantial equivalent rendered 10 commu-
nifty, is thief. lie may be called, down
here, BY much softer names. But above,
be Is unceHm0niously called thief. Nor is
Gods justice silent or motionless. While
these men are npening, the sickle is pa.
tent; but thai Is all Chat 4 waits foF.-I
Where are those inflated speculatoFs that
use God's great rounl Of time and provi-
dence as a gamblers box 10 throw their
dice with, who ventures penny, and rise
from the table with uucouutel pnla9-
Where are these greedy men and their
greedy associates, and where are their
gains nows "Hs hat hgsteth 10 be r,ck
kath an eVd eye and considered not hal
poverty sItalI come upon him." God has
written these words so high up that all Fl.
nanelering hands that stretch round the
world greedily, cannot reach TO rub them
out. And every generation Of men, wheth.
er they like the ritual or not, are oompell-
ed to say Amen: By this time, men are af
frming this truth with deep and bitter
pronunciation.
The shipihst was struck by this mighty
} gale aud well nigh overturned, Is already
J righting. May We not hope that tho
worst Is pasts Already streaks of light
are appearing. There will vet be strug-
gle, bat the fereeness Of II is over. Some
will yet 90 down, but those who are
strong will stand; and how. il there be
Christians among these thousand mer-
} chants, who can rise u little above then
own selfshness, and, though in distress &C
to help their fellows, how true and devou
a gospel shall such disinterested and he
roic conduct be- There ismany and many
a friend whom we may cheer, encoursg,
0 aud help; and your coming to such in thi
D stormy hour will be to them like Chris
b walking on the sea in the night and temp
Q est, pressing down the the waves to tran
guilty with his feet. and casting serenit,
$ into the storm from the peace Of bis owl
divine faee.3 a..t. ..... ,.f...E
] Not again ina mans lifetime map
] be permitted him 10 do 50 much good 70
n God and'Christ by heroic endurance, b.
d cheerfulness amid dagger by helpfulnes
g when the instinctsof men would max
k them selfish. .u.... ....... .., .
= Good men, true men, Christian mer
i all! take hold Of hands,s 'houlder to shou
% der, stand, and make Othes stand! Altc
If a little more trial, you shall come forth &
/ Nelson's ships came from the smoke {
al battle, pierced aud crippled il may be bu
% floating still and able to float; and after
5. wards, every shot, every wound and ever
,e loss shall be healed by victory, and the
become ensigns of gloryl "7He niyM
~ fur spent, Me day IS al halld." .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
lesser & Dauglon, bankers, closed this
morning. -..... r.-r .
The weekly bank statement shows a ro-
duction of SO per cent in coin.
The circulation and deposits of the State
Bank have decreased nearly 70 per cent.
The decrease in coin is in still greater ratio.
The steamer Tropic was sunk at waver-
ly, on the Missouri river, on Thursday last.
1t is reported thet Or 10 lives were lost,
We have no particulars. .....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
A WEDDING oNTHE CARS.

l. ID.
Married on the 9th Of octa as conduc-
tor s. B. SWANS train was passing from
Saiinevileto Hanover, onithe G &P Rail
road Rev John grisman, of the Pittsburgh
Conference, to Miss Guclma j. Thompson,
ofMalYern, Carroll county, Ohio. .g
We hope the ruuOf the young ''Itiner-
ant" aud his Lady from their present
''station" to the grand final "depot, "-rnay
be as smooth "a was that between salinyIle
aud Hanover that there may be no acol-
ksions' on their way, and that they may.
glide srfoy along on single track having
aeithol Switches" hor 'siio tracks"
J.H. ROGERS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
sHERIFFS SALE.

Ry virtue of a writ Of Fl fa ct lay facia issn-
ed out of the Court oil Common pleas, for Wayne
,unty, Ohio, aud to mo directed, Twill offer for
sale at the door Of the Court House, in Car.
r5llton, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
n, and four o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday the
95th day Of November a, d. 1851, the
following real estate TO wit: part of the S. i,
quarter Of section IL, in TIP. Is, aud Range 4,
contai ming one hundred and twenty acres, ta-
ken as the property Of Kesia allison. at the sdiI
of j. Il. Reed. Terms cash. .E...,-.
Ed sg.H s... JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
Oct. %, 1851. Sheriff Of Carroll county,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

WORTH KNOWING.-Prof. Wood,
has discovered a remedy for the gray and
bald, which is at ouco practicable and
cheap. 1t requires no dyeing, no wig, nor
extraordinary trouble. There can be no
doubt whatever of its efficacy. We have
seen testimonials almost almost without
unmber and from men of great intelli-
gence, high standing and moralworth.
Those who have been blda for years
are now wearing their own hair, and ap-
pear ten years younger than they did six
months ago. As in most cases gray hairs
and bald heads are both premature and
unnatural, it is duty to remedy them by
the natural aud undoubted means which
Prof. Wood has invented, and now kindly
offers TO the afflicted, try his
wonderful remedy, and give the Professor
new testimonial Memphis Whig.l
9 W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
KANSAS ELECTION.

The Free State men ha,a eleeied Par
'fott their Delegate Congress by over 5000
majority. And they carried bcth branch
cs of tho Lcgislaturcby small majoritics
despite the fraudulent votes Of Missouians
u johnson aud other counties of the terri
tory ad3ceht 70 tie Missouri line.
It is said l6at thcla were moro ocda
polled by the Missourians IN Johnson co.
than ihe.e rerc inhabitants!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, OoT 20.
Money continues stringent. Business,
however, is gradually reviyipg. The al.
mounts held by our city banks is not less
than ten millions. and compared with their
liabilities, they are in stronger position
than they have been for years. -lssl 70
IGis umored that several Of our banks,
are eprcparing for an early resumption of
specie payment. ,HI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

COMMERCIAL TRAvELLERs. DR.. Ayers
business Agents are pleasant annual to us,
coming about as surely as the year. We
can say Of them what we aie sorry We
canpot Of all such yisitOis--that they are
uniformly gsntlemaR They are known
to US Of the press, as able and reliable, ao-
complished business msn Of a character
well worthy the benevolent calling in which
they are engaged, of promulgating the
best remedies for the sick, this age affords.
Success to you, gentlemen, and to your
cause, for both deserve suecess.--Hargerd
CkrORical.
Ma. ]. II, RICHARDSON, who has lately
favored us with a call, does ample credit
to our brothers views, and we commend
him to the cordial reception of our frater-
.nity-long may he wave.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

Farmeis' b1nk, Hudson, Wis.
Rock River bank, Bcloii, Wis.
Other Wisconsin.
All Pa, Except Pitlsburgh,)
Maryland, Virginia, N. Jer- Not reed.
sey, Rhode Island.
EENoles Of the Pittsburgh banks re
ceiyed at par, or other current funds given
in exchange.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

VINO Is IN NEED OF MoEEYG-We see
by one Of our exchange papers, that the
grand and princely fortune Of 25, 900 Dol
lars, was drawn at the far famed and lucky
Lottery Office Of NJ. SAVOY & Co, Wash
ington D. c., on the goth of September,
by a worthy old Farmer in Upper Ealls,
Windsor County, Vermont, named James
S. Ransom. This was indeed a lucky hit,
but NJ SAVOY q Co.'S, is truly forLu-
nate office in which to draw handsome pri-
zes, and We cant help advising our read
ers to look at the splended and popular
Lotteries advertised in our paper by these
great Prize Sellers, and to those wdo waat
money, VIC say order, By al means s0ith-
o@ delay few of NJ, SAVOY q Cos.
lucky tickets.
Oct. l5,-3L.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22

GE-Tbo Atlantic Telegraph COMPANY
have made arrangements for the landing
and storing Of the cable in tie government
dock yards at Plymoth, England. A
large tank. capable Of Lolding the portion
on board both the Niagara aud Agamem-'
non, is 10 be constructed, and as it will be
perfectly water tight, the electricians will
have an excellent opportunity Of expert
mentiug .upou tho whole length during
the time that will intervene before the
stating of the. next expedition. 1t will
take about ihree weeks 70 construct this
tank and tIree more 10 disclGige The cable
llvm the Niagara.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-22
FOR SAL e.. /.

THE undersigned offers for sale On feAsona-
L bic terms, the following real estate on
Lisbon street, CarrOllton, Oarrolhcounty, o.,
10 Vito lot, on which isereeteda frame
dwelling house, one and a half story high, 2S
by &c feet, with a good cellar under it a good
well close TO the Kitchen door with very good
water. Also q good frame stable, 81 by s cY
said lot. g 4st@ si aIifl 8 20 rgi 8.scs
= For terms or any otherinlormalion apply 10.
the undersigned, Carrollton, Ohio .... /. A.,
Sept. l0h, le57.-a, G. II. ,RETTER.
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