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United states Patent once,

Washington, September a. 1857.
ON the petition of Luther Boardman, of East
granted December ls43 in
bun for polishing &c. for the
1t ordered that the said petition hoard
Monday the aoh November next at ~ O'clock and all per
said petition ought not 70 he granted.
once their objections specially set forth IN writing q. eas, m cnty
days before the day Of hearing testimony ncd by either party
with the rules Of the oc which win be furnished appa
ton ai,t- s 'al! a.E t71Flt f
testimony 10th Of November
deptions and other relied testimony, must
be filed in the ONCE before the that day the
ments, III any, within days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published tho Union In
Daily News New York Post Boston aud Inquirer CINCINNATI once
week for three successive 3o Of November
j. HOLT .
I4 Commissioner OF Patents.
PsElors o. the above will please and send their
bills to We Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Sept 26-1av3w s 4
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WTE will open gold currency and Virginia &C
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hope in few days regular for foreign bsrk notes
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washington Aqueduct.

50 " hti4li' % ~ or wAsH Aquxucr
.-., Washington, March 8, 1857.
DROPOSAIS are invited for materials and work
Il for the Washington aqueduct t aalt9 i.t e 19b
Maps probes specifications the materials and work TO
i VII be ready r examination this once and afisr tbs 10th
April 1000 3 t.isal latstsi y &
THIS work be let will bridges
graduation excavation and smbanknent
ne WITH tbe ron MAN. gate houses bricks, sand,
For the particular and materials made the
specifications and plans tla . .i a4
United States there some delay commencing
but for such delays due allowance will made
In the time Of completion. llg. 8aa IA ss.a4 68 tt
Portions only Of the
ont appropriation but all unfinished
jet future appropriations
right prescribe the amount Of work be done
praon not holding sufficiently
shall be stopped until funds become available GaEt
In case OF the entire oppage u particular work for Of
FUNDS the reserved ten cent viii be paid Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly
gone. rsE4 fs.F Il fs- II
Payments specie checks upon tho United States
cent and will be condition Of all
be Paid their full wages monthly and In specie 8
All bids should be sealed
terials on the Washington Aqueductn s.g.r. tH
The United States the right
should they not BIO deemed advantageous and
ens as may be considered most conducive to the Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that
enter obligation days. good sufficient
securities for the completion OF the
DO accompanied by the certificate Of the United
judge United States district attorney officer Of
the general Individual
parnent Of War; that the able h
Bids will be opened
be present ~ c. MEIGS,
EaHH.15sH Capt Of Engineers, In charge.
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To Capt NJ c. Meigs, U. s. Engineers. sgaaaHe
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NOTICE TO PRE- EAPTIoN CLAIMANTS .i.
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~ TREAT BARGAIN.--W estern Farm for Sale
NJ Tho subscriber ors private sale valuable farm, situated
IN Bee branch towahp Charlton county Missouri containing he
hundred and twenty (520) acres, hundred and thirty ESQ
which under good fence having thereon erected frame dwell
ing house, thirty by forty feet; hewed log building
teen by forty eight four hewed log cabins; Workshop and frame
eighty Gfatlf ~ aN lt.at l&aH
This farm well within eight
miles of the Hannibal and St. Joseph's railroad.
Also hundred and prairie lands and forty
o) Of woodland unimpovcd mile and half north Of &
above farm.
These OF land viii be sold together separately 1901
Terms One half cash. the other half ia three equal annual pay
ments, with interest.
No James Hnrseby, Keyesville, Mo- Col William Harris and
Col O. sambaugh, Washington d. c.; 70 the subscriber
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
Select Gale,
THE CAPTAIN AND THE PIRATE.
FROM AN OLD SAILORS LOG BOOK.
By sYLvANUs COBB, JR.

Quite number Of years ago, / slipped
on board the Waldmear bark, bound tc
Calcutta, and from thence to Canton. She
was a good craft enough, and had been a
profitable one to her owners, though she
was by no means q fast sailor. Her first
point Of excellence lay in her strength Of
endurance, she being what is technically
termed 'au excellent sea boat Her cap
tain for the present cruise was a new man,
and a perfect stranger to the crew. Ne
owned the somewhat odd name of Buffe
Stark.
Captain Buffe Stark was q middle aged
man,and as powerful in his build as lion:
His shoulders were massive 10 their breadth
and thickness, and his neck was so thick
that it formed nearly straight outline
from the bottom of the ear to the bend of
the shoulder. His countenance was indi-
cativo of the basest passions, though, in
fact, there was much intelligence lurking
about the deep lines Of bis dark features.
He had written recommendations from
several Mobile firms, and upon the strength
of these he was placed in command Of the
bark, be having first, however, undergone
an examination in seamanship and naviga.
ton. Ship-masters we're at that time
scarce, and hence the owner felt pleased
to think they had secured SO efficient a
captain. They did not have time to send
on to Mobile to find if Buffe Stark's rec
concentrations were genuine, for, if they
had, in alprobabiHty Stark's chance would
have been slim one. ff
The bark had good crew Of twenty.
five men, all told, and I soon found that
they all entertained pretty much the same
opinion in regard to the captain. Even
Isaac Wales, our first mate ,shook'kis head
with a dubious expression, when Stark
first came on board. s.a.
The Waldmear had not been at sea a
week before Captain Stark began TO show
bimself as he really was, He beat the
men without proyocation, and seemed to
desire to make himself as disagreeable as
possible We soon found that he had
laid in great quantity Of liquor for his
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

NEGRO WTT.-'How much va charge,
Massa Magistrate, to marry me and Miss
Dinah ?"
why Glenn, I'll marry you for two dol
lars.'
Two dollars-what you charge to mar.
~ white folkes, NASSAU
we generally charge then five dollars,
Glenn
well, va marry us like white folks, and
I give va five dollars, too
'Wby. Glenn, that's a curious notion,
but as you desire it, I'll marry you like
white folks, for five dollars
The ceremony being over, and Glenn
and Dinah made one, the Magistrate as,
ked for bis fee.
'Oh, no, massa, "a no come up to do
agreement-yG no kiss de 5rideP
Get out of my office, you black ras-
CAL
And SO Glen got married for nothing.
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AN INCIDENT. the six-penpy sa-
wings bank, little newsboy, without a
jacket, and only one suspender, (and that
string, confronted The teller on Monday,
and demanded to know whether "She was
all righL"-meaning the Institution-be-
cause if she was he didn't mean to be
scared, If everybody else was. He'd got
forty-two cents saIted down there, and all
he wanted was bis (the teller's) word of
honor that it wouldn't spile. The teller
assured him that his money was ready for
him at any moment. 'Nuff said, tween
gen'Pmeu, but l don't want it, rejoined
the youth, and with a self complacent, well
satisfied air, walked out of the bank. as
she good!" cried two or three other news
boys who were awaiting the result at the
door steps. eyes, STREE" be replied, "as
good as wheat-ketch oar bank stop =
Yoos ought to seed the gold seed in her
ssfe." "How much was they9" inquired
a companion. "More'n a house full!-
was his prompt response. can yoos don't
ketch dis ere chile maxim an old woman
of his self, aud drawin' out his m oney; |
amt so green--I ain'tF
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miscellaneous,
HEALTH OF ANIMALS-PREVEN.
TION BETTER THAN CURE,

Feed regularly. at stated times, never
stufing at one time aud starving at anoth,
er; and be particular not to overfeed. A
fattening animal should have all he can
eat and so disgest as to have a good appe-
tite the next time of feeding. Tfyou can
bit that point precisely, you will be per.
feet feeder; but if you cannot, it will be
safer to fall a fraction short than to go
over.
Pure water should always be within
their reach, and so situated that they can
approach it without fear or peril. They
should have salt at all times Gd Hbitam.
A mixture of bone dust and ashes may he
advsntageously placed in aseparater trough
The instincts of the cattle will be a safe
guide with regard to thequautity required,
except in case the re supply should be
gradual.
Regularity Of feeding, reasonable SER
vice and kind care and protection, when
withdrawn from the yoke or harness. is
the rule for working animals. There may
be times when oyerworking would be
profitable, even at the risk of the animals
health, but with those who lay their plans
wisely. this will seldom happen, and, as
general rule, a reasonable amount of labor,
with good feed and proper care, is more
than excessive labor.
Let all changes of food, as from lay to
grass, or from drV fodder to roots, be
gradual. 1t is easier to keep animals in
4 healthy condition by proper attention
10 food and cleanliness at all times, and by
special care to avoid exposure after labor,
or when changing their food than to re-
store them after becoming diseased.-Plo'O,
Loom and Anpa. f. r1 ..
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THOU ART GROWING OLD, MY
MOTHER.

Thou art growing old, my mother,
And thy brow is marked with care,
All furrowed is thine aged cheek,
Once beautiful and fair.
Thy soft brown locks are sadly changed
Chill frosts have settled there,
And touched with many freezing kiss
Thy gentle flowing hair.
Thou art growing old, my mother,
As l catch the half-drawn sigh,
Well know that tears of sorrow
Have bedimmed thy melting eye.
But with gentle light it beameth,
Beameth on me even yet,
With love that never changeth
Till the sun Of life is set.
Thou art growing old, mo mother,
Many of our household band
Have before thee, jOurneyed onward,
To far off "better landl"
But thy voice in tender accents,
Still is falling on my ear,
sweetly Frightening my pathway,
Which, without thee; were SO drear.
Thou art growing old, my mother,
And around thy youngest born,
Shadows gather--darkly gather
Even in life's early morn,
But the blessed Saviour spareth
Thee, still to protect thy child,
While the storms Of sorrow hover,
Hover o'er me dark and wild.
Thou art growing old, my mother,
Soon | feel that thou wilt rest
In the "land Of the hereafter"
In the regions of the blest.
Who will love me, then, my mother,
When the last lie cord is rivenP
Let us pray that both together
God will take US up to Heaven.
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THE MoEET CRISIS IN NEBRAsKA.-
The Western Exchange Bank Of Omaha,
Nebraska, has failed, with Sll900Oin cir
culation. It was the first bank establish.
ed in that Territory, but, as the territory
itself is only two or three wears old il hSs
got along as @fast" as some older States,
for two out Of its four banks are now in
liquidation.
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CHEAP SrRLorSs.-Beef eaters NAV
find relief in the Chicago Democrat, that
there are 10000 head Of cattle to come
forward to that city, and to the East, as
soon as the financial means for removing
them can be obtained. At $40 per. head,
this would amount to S1,600,000.
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PATTON HOUSE,
FORM ERLY "W EsTERH ExCHANGE HoTEL.n y
nApROI ITON OHIO

a CARROLLTON, OHIO.
hislong aud favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly by R. II. Leggett, ESQ.,,
has been reopened for the accommodation Of
the public. This House has been renovated,
repaired and improved, aud now presents all
the advantages which are desired in a first rate
hotel. The best that the market affords is so.
lected for les guests. Good cooks alone ca.
tor for its table. The arrangement for sta.
bling are perfect and extensive. A first rate
barber is convenient. Every facility for com.
fort and pleasure is realizabe at the popular old
stand JAMES PATTON,
May !, lS56--tf. aa nt .-gT
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The EEoTNEs AND THE PIASo.-'Well,
Julius, what am de news, dis moning?-
81 hab de misfortin,' Pompey. to lose nv
house BY fire, last night; but save all my
furniter. 'cept de pianner." SHow was
dat, Juliusl' "Why you see dar ma
chimes couldn't play on de pianner."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

BRoWE had been in love with 4 young
lady, and asked permission to call her BY
the name Of some animal, which request
was granted on condition that she should
have the same privilege. On leaving,
Brown said, "Good night dearP "Good
night, bore, "said she. Brown has since
quite the society Of young ladies.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
Cane Seat Chairs.

WALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation,
w large arm cane seat and cane back rockers,
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers, Also every variety of Windsor chairs,
rocking chairs and settees on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occupi-
ed by DR.. J. S. Hunter, Main street, Carroll
ton, Ohio, ABSALoM KARIN.
Dec. A, t56.-ly
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KEEP it in mind, that the Banks in the
Republican States stand firm and eontin-
ne to pay specie for their bills, while those
in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey aad South Carolina-States which
voted for James Buchanan-haye suspend
ed specie payments. There is always an
element of bankruptcy inherent in LocotO-
State Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

EThe Everatt House, New York,
has reduced its price of board to two dol
lars per day, on account of the abundance
of the harvest and the decreased price of
provisions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

aWasn'l that a wesss Of powderY' said
an Irishman 10 Kentnckian, who he'd
Just brought a coon to the ground, with
bis rife, from a large tree. SWhy 50, Pat9p
asked The hunter. @Sure, tie fall would
a kilt him."
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JAMES GORDON,
TObacOniSt and COnfeCtiOner.
NAIV ST. C1RROLLTON

MAIN DIy CHhh ON
Deals in chewing tobacco, smoking tobac.
co, snGf, common and fancy pipes, cigar cases
and holders, snuff boxes, tobacco boxes, &c.
invite especial attention to my new stock Of
@GMgG GIgGIA&ggs
Comprising lemons, oranges, raisins, figs, dates,
currants, citrons, nuts of various kinds, can
dies of all kinds, spices, pickles and pepper
sauCe. .. s
Also, a variety of toys for children, and nu.
merous other articles "too tedious to mention. "
Cigars always on hand at wholesale or retail.
March 26, no. Ia 1857 If.
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A western paper offers to write Mr. be-
fore or ESQ after the names of such of its
subscribers, in directing their papers to
them, as will pay Is cents extra, or add
both of these 'handles' for so cents extra.
Cheap enough for luxury.
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Az Ohio politician was boasting in a
public speech, that he could bring an ar
gument to pint as quick as any other
man. "You can bring a quart to pint
a good deal quicker" replied Kentucky
editor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

WATER CURE.--Charles Lambs opin-
ion of water cure: ait ia neither new nor
wonderful, for It is as old as the Deluge,
when, in my opinion, it killed moro than
it cured"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

EN. P. Willis describes sheet Of
blOiug paper from Washington Irving,s
desk as @the door mat on which the
thoughts of Irviug's last book had wiped
their sandals as they went iu."