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i iuuo their ubtcrlpMoa,
S. II labvsrlbers ereW the AnomImnn
ol their pa?era, tit ubiUbr may eootluM to
ueud theai unit ail inuriei ere pU.
II atoitm MgUet or refuee to uk
thetr perlodicale from the oee to wticfc ihef
ye direct, totftr Weld reapenaible ilHhey
MUtod tbt kill, and ordered then die
contained. If subscribers rtaaove to other pUoei
without ialormiug ike publbbere, tad the pa
pere are tent to the tome (booties, they
are held responsible.
3. The Courts hare decided thai, refuting
10 take papers (rsia the ofte, or removing
aud leaving the uncalled for, U prima fmci
evidence ol iuleutional fraud.
UT l'oelroeatere ho notify a publisher that
a news papa it not taker, from the offlco, are
rectuired to giro the ww why they are not
taken oat (See Poet Office laeamctiooa and
Laws.)
PITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO.
Train leave Alliance Station as followe:
Mail trains going East,
9 20 a. if .
4 10 p.m.
f 63 a. at.
7 80 p. u.
8 20 a. at.
1 43 p. at.
42 a. u.
lt Krxpreaa,
2d Express,
Freight,
Stock,
Mail train going west,
1st Express,
l Express,
- G 09 r. m.
"0 0Op.at.AlO 00 A. m.
Freight,
CLEVELAND A PITTSBURGH R, R
Mail Train going South,
Express, "
Freight,
Coal Train -Mail
Train going North,
Eipresa, "
Freight, .
Coal Train, u
8 23 a. at
4 07 f. u
4 40 p. M
1 10 p.
2 00 P. at
7 38 P. at.
12 20 P. m
12 02 P. m.
Remember, the Fair comes off on next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Court of Common Pleas ia in sea
sion this week. We understand tbnt there
ia no important business on bands this
term.
The Jefferson county Fair comes off on
yesterday and to-day.
Firneorh.We are requested tossy to
our readers that there will le a grand dis
play of ti reworks on next Tuesday even
ing, at the Fair grounds.
Hf
In another column will bo found a list
of uncnrrent bauk notes. Look well to
your wallets, ye who have much of the
"root of evil." Wo havo none and con-
aeqtNptfj foel quite easy.
Wo came across a recipe, a few days
ago, fur curing a scolding wife. Read it,
4 poor dejected, cra-tfallon husbands, and
lift up your banging heads:
To Cuiik a Scoldinu Wifk. Laugh
at bur with all your might until she gets
through tcolding, and then give her a
KISS.
There, now, don't go round looking as
if you had lost your bent liorse by distem
per; go home nnd try tho en re, and if
your wil'o dou't "cave" she's iucurable,
that's all.
The change in monetary affairs is pro
during a melancholy result among tho la
boring classes. Especially iu the largo
cities, thousands of poor moo are being
turned out of omploymont, to starve or
be taken caro of by the wealthy portion of
community. Tho approaching winter wi
find an unusual number of families desti
tute oi tuel an;l rood. reverty in its
meanest garb will tread upon many hearth
etonea and want will exist where it was
least expected, lustead of clearing away,
the clouds are gathering thicker and dark
er, and "What will be done?" is upon the
lips of the multitudes everywhere. Those
who have plenty and to spare should feel
thankful, and all should do their duty ia
striving to ameliorate the sufferings of the
poor and destitute.
We return our thanks to the proprietor
-of tho Citizen Democrat for the extreme
puins he has taken, lately, to accotnmo
dnte us over the toft. We think that
when an office is eternally borrowing, tbey
should be willing to accommodate their
neighbors when tbey get into a "pinch,"
if in their power.
And, further, so far as the threat
that tbey "are going to knock the Free
Press office into hell.1" is concerned, (oh,
but wears "skeert!") wo are happy to in
form hira that the Free Press can take
care of itself, and so far as job work
is concerned, we banter him to exhibit
work that the Democrat has done and we
wil exhibit work that we have done, (we
have not time to get up anything new,)
at the Fair, next week. Do you take, eh?
We flave received the October number
of the Electic Medical Journal, published
at Cincinnati by R. 8. Newton, M. D.
It is a valuable monthly and should be
well patronized by the medical fraternity
and those desiring any knowledge of phys
ie. Terms, two dollars, in advance.
Ab we were busily engaged at work
-the other night we were interrupted by a
call from without, and when tho door bad
been opened in stepped Mr. Win. Cole
.in an with a terene of oyster soap from
bis oyster saloon, which ho placod upon
our table end then stepped back to give
all hands a chance. We laid down our
work and 'piled in,' and you'd better be
lieve those oysters disappeared tho way
that all good oysters ought to go. Mr. C.
is a clever boy and has our thanks. His
ov-tcii we Ff i.
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THE pA IK. ADJOURNED.
We atnaateJ to be able to tell our read
ers this week that our Fair was ever ; but
instead of this we can only "report pro
grass," aa tho inclemency of the weather
woakl not permit the transaction of tba
gdawal routine of business, and tbey were
roropeiled to adj mm until a "more eov
venient season ." We are glad to say,
however, that, bad the weather been favor
able, our fair would have been one of the
d if not the best that baa ever bean
bald in the county.
The find day, ( Wednesday) was a very
disagreeable one; the sky was overcast
with clouds; the order of the day was,
rainl rain! rain! and mud was not bv
any means a scarce commodity. We wa
ded up to the fair grounds to seo how
things looked, and were agreeably disap
pointed to find so much stock on hands
for exhibition; it is truo that there was not
so much as there would hive been if the
weather had been good, neither could we
expect it; but it made us feel glad to aee
our enterprising farmers biinging in their
stock and wading through the mud while
tho rain continued to fall and the heavens
continued to wear a threatening aspect
Our farmers truly deserve credit for the
energy and perseverence that they mani
fested upon this occasion. The stock on
exhibition was very fine, especially the
cattle and sheep which ware excellent
At sunset the western sky was red and
hopes were entertained that the morrow
would be a day of sunshine. But Thurs
day morning came with clouds and mist.
The weather, howo rer , was not so unfa
vorable as it had been the day previous,
and part of the stack was examined. The
attendance (tho weather considered) was
good. Iu tho evening old Sol made bis
appearance and hope again sprang up in
the breasts of all, that Friday to be the
"grand gala day" would bo pleasant.
But Friday morning was a looker and
the Fair could not go on. So the man
agers concluded to postpone further exhi
bition until TUESDAY, THE 27TH
INST., to continue two days. We hope
to see a good crowd and a good time then
Lot our farmers and others put forth every
exertion to mako our coucty fair a good
one. We can boast of good etock, big
pumpkins and pretty women bring them !
to the fair ou next Tuesday and let us have
a good time.
Autumn, delightful autumn, is here once
more. Tho air is "fresh and bracing"
m'ujh'ij bracing, these morniugs. Jack
Frost makes bold to peep out quite early,
but old Sol when be gets up drives hira
back to his nest again. Tbe foliage is
tinged with n variety of hues, and nature
k beautiful in her decay. Tho harvest
has boon gathered, tho orcliards aie being
robbed of their goldeii fruit, (although wo
don't know of any particular depredation
having been committed,) and the farmer
is busy preparing for approaching winter
Now ia the "good time" that has been
"coming" and that wo havo been anticipa
ting for mouths. We are blessed with
plenty and we Ciin now bo merry. Now
is the timo for apple-cuttings, buttei-boil
ings and all kinds of "frolics;" and, by
the way, won't some ono "ax" us, slili,
to a butter boiling? we'll promise that we
will not tell our wife, and you know wo
Can "go out on business."
JtJTW'e invite tbe attention of our farm
era to the advertisement of tho "Little Gi
ant" Corn and Cob Mill. The agent, Mr
F. Weeton, will exhibit ono of tbe mills at
the fair, next week, when all will hare an
opportunity of seeing it in operation.
Graham, for November, has been re
ceived. It is but it's no use talking, as
everybody knows Graham is good.
tW We publish, this week, the official
abstract of the votes polled in this county
at the late election.
arketSe
C'arkollton, Oct. 22.
Flour Selling hero at $3,50 $ bbl.
Buckwheat Flour M,50 !$? cwt.
c7onN Meal 50c $ bus.
Wheat From 70c $1 ,00 $ bus.
Rye- 40c bus.
Oats 22c fl bus.
ButtkS 16c $ft.
Roos 8c $ doz.
Tallow 12Jc fc.
POTATOEB 25C J bui.
Dried Apples 1,00 j bua,
Cleveland, Opt, 19.
Wheat There has boon nothing
of
consemicnce doinr? for shipment. Millers
buy with extremo caution, and most o
their pnrchasesaro on privato terms. To
ward tils' close, Mediterranean sold at 93
95o for good to choice.
' IToTisSateftoffaT tho close at 10
12 according to condition.
Cheese, We note a fair trado at .
9$e. ! tW ir.a i
Lard Stock Dearly exhausted.
Butter There has been more doing,
and choice grades bring full prices. We
note states durinir the week aggregating
about 480 kegs at 15lGJc for Central
Ohio, and 16jjl8c lor fair to choice W. It.
iH a t x i e h :
In Carrollton, at tbe "Patton Houso,'
on the lOtli iu.st., by the He v. 'William
Enton, Mr. Win. Brown to Miss Elizabath
Wilkins, all of Carroll Co.,
In Samlyviile, October , by Iijv. J.
W. Swick, Mr. Edwaul Uoory toMiss Su
sauiuli Fi-lioll, all of Carroll Couutv.
" 1 11
OFFICIAL AI5STUACT
OF
ON TUESDAY,
Oricia.
Caxoidatis.
Governor, Salmon P, Chase,
Henry B. Payne,
Lieut, Governor, Martin Welker,
Win. Lt Lytle,
Supreme Judge, Hilton Sutlirf,
Henry L. Whitman,
Treasurer of State, A. P. Stone,
J. R Morris,
Secretary of State, A. P. Kuwell,
Jacob Keinhart.
Member of the Roard Jacob DKckenaderfer,
of I'ublic Works, A. L. Uackus,
State Senator,
Francis J. Meyer,
Thomas W. Chapman,
Jaaon B. Roach,
Jobs Manfull,
Wash. Butler,
Jonathan Umbaugh,
John L. Hunt,
James S. Bell,
Charles A Bcegel,
John II. Tripp,
A. W. Morrison,
Robert MeCarty,
Edwin Ferrall,
John Gregg,
Andrew Sherridsn,
Wm. H. Champer,
R. E. Knight,
McCully,
Long.
John Fawcott,
Daniel Aller,
Yes,
Rcprsentatire,
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
Commissioner,
Pros. Attorney,
Surveyor,
Infirmary Director,
Annual Session,
No,
Change of Dis. Court, Yes,
No,
Bank and Individual
Taxation Equal,
Corporations,
Yes,
No,
Yes;
No,
Yes,
Single Districts,
No,
For the B'k. Charter, Yes,
No,
lOS"UrH WORD AS I til-
A RESISTLESS REMEDY.
n
IIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
:o:-
CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.
Tho brst hospital surgeons and medical pub
licisla of A'uropo admit llio unparalleled uti'i
iiiHamiualory and healing properties of this
Ointment ; liovcrimicnts aanrtion ita uso in
lueir ti vl aud military serrhaefl and the mea
ses in this country and throughout tho world
reposo tho utmost confidence in ita curative
properties, It penetrates tho source of inlU
mation and coiruption which underlie the ex
ternal evidences of disease, and neutralize the
fiery elements which cxaaperato the malady,
RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERY
SIPELAS. Thoje are among tho most terrible and ago
nixing diseases of the muscles, the flashy fibre
and the skin; yet in their woist formx, and
when seemingly Incurable, they invariably din
appear under a persevering application of this
soothing, healing, antidote to pain aud iufla
mation. SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.
In cases of Salt Rheum, where medical wa
ters, lotions, und every recipe of the pharma
coptea have proved useless, tho Ointment will
accomplish a thorough core. Fever Sores heal
quickly under its influence, and ita relaxing
effect upon contracted sinews Is truly wonder
ful. DISCHARGING ULCERS.
A most remarkable and happy change is
produced in tho appearance of malignant ul
cers after a few applications of this Ointment.
Tho surrounding redness vanishes, and gran
ules of healthy flesh begin to take the place of
the discharged matter. This process goes on
more or less rapidly until t lie oMfico filled
up with sound material, and tbe ulcer radical
ly cured.
A WORD TO MOTHER?.
The young are the moat frequent suflfnrarii
from internal injuries, and therefore eiorv
mother should have this healing (preparation
constantly at band. It is an absolute specific
r. v 1 ,...:!.!.. .
mi ouic un-aofcs, nnu (illicitly icmuves me cn-
crusted sorc9 which sometimes disfjcriirn tho
heads and faces of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment is universally used on board
the Atlantic end Pacifi whaling fleet as a cure
for scorbutic affections, and aa the best nosai.
bio remedy for wounds and bruises. Large
supplies of it havo been ordered bv tho Sultan
of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and Pills should le
used in the following cases:
Bunions Hurcurial Swelled Hprains
Burns Eruptions Glands StiffJoints
Chopped Piles Sore Legs Tettor
Hands Rheumatism Sore Breast Ulcers
Chilblains Aingworm Sore Heads Venereal
Fistula Salt Rheum iSforo Jliroat Sores
Gout Bcalds Sores of all Wounds
Lumbago Skin Diseases kinds ef all kinds
HrC AUTION! None arc genuine un
,'?ss tho words "llolloway. New York and
LonCOn, are discernible as a water-mark in
evei'7 leaf of the book of directions around each
pot or bo: t"8 alI,e my be plainly seen by
holding tho le.f to the light. A handsome re
ward will be given ooo rendering such
information as may leaa 'o the detection of any
party or parties counterfeit.?" ft" medicine
or vending the same, knowing them fo be
spurious.
. Sold at the Mamlhetory of Profess,.'"'
Hoilowsy, 81 Msiden Lane, Now York, and by
alT. rwpetobIe'Drufrgisls aod Dealers in AVed
iciue throughout tbe Uuited Mates and the
civitizod world, in pots at 25, cents, C9J cents,
and 1 each.
There is a considerable saving by ta
king the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for tho guidance of pa
tients iu every disorder are affixed to each pot.
Sept. 11th, l57.-ly.
LAND WARRANTS FOB JM.fi!
by . U. TRU,
THE CARROLLTON LYCEUM
meets ou every Friday evening at tho Lis
bon Street school h use. Tho public aro ro
spectfully invited to attend. Per order of
President. II. L.COGSIL, flecy.
Oct. 8, tf.
53JTWALL Paper of of vaiiojj stvles sold
heap at BAXTER. & CO,! Now Ang 6'torc.
T II H VOTE H POLLED
THE 13TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 157
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8t 150 101 85 M 02 66
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134 188 124 83 120 124J 88
83 160 103 86 65 00 52
131 188 125 88 120 121 88
83 IGO 103 83 55 92 62
134 188 126 83 120 125 88
83 160 103 86 65 92 62
134 188 125 83 120 126 88
83 160 104 86 65 91 62
134 188 122 83 120 126 88
83 160 107 85 65 02 6
167 177 122 77 117 122 84
110 168 106 90 69 06 66
120 180 142 83 120 112 88
89 168 88 85 64 106 62
127 183 106 82 106 118 88
80 164 117 85 66 96 62
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135 186 124 PS 122 133 83
77 159 104 76 52 93 66
127 18 93 78 94 105 85
89 161 120 89 78 106 52
132 188 120 83 119 126 65
83 160 102 85 65 92 62
125 19 128 S2 119 122 81
00 156 87 84 64 8t 58
130 186 126 78 117 122 87
86 158 102 87 67 89 62
133 187 113 83 119 124 85
83 158 I0t 85 55 94 52
130 180 117 81 119 114 76
2 9 1 2 11
128 186 118 81 120 114 87
2 6 2 1
132 186 126 81 120 115 88
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125 180 121 81 120 114 88
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130 184 118 81 121 114 88
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128 175 121 81 118 109 88
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HARLEM SPRlNflS.
ACADEMY.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPF.X AN A
l' AHEM Y lor males and females, at Harlem
Springs, Carroll county, Ohio. First terra al
vf) wceka will commence on the 3rd Tuesday
of October 1 85 , and end on the 2nd Wednes
day of March, 18Srl.
MMGHE8 nmm.
The following branches will be taught: Ar
ithmctic En'ish Grammar, Oeoraphr, Nam
ral, and IiMM! Philosophy, ChemUtry,
Physiology, MlEcbra,(io'."1,!r.v. Trigonometry,
Hurvoying.Latiu andUrcek lj,'i.irr.(.Hullioii
Latin and (iroek Reader, (Jo.,) liear, C.'-Cro s
Oration j and Virjjil.
Particular attention given to Instruction !u
Reading.
TERMS OF TUITION
Common fir inches, - H,00,
Higher " " lU.cn.
iessons given in Vocal Music, an 1 on the
Puma Forte, for which will bo charged an ad
ditional fee.
No deduction for absence, except in care o
aicknces.
- ACCOMMODATIONS.
Commodious recitation rooms, well furnished,
will be aAbrdcd: also a spacious Hall for a
Literary society, which will bo organised at the
opening ot the session.
BOARDING AND ROOMS
Boarding and comfortable rooms for HO or
more Students can be had at "Tho Springs" at
1,60 per week, also, in the village, i mile dis
tant, or in tho vicinity, ut equally low rates.
LOCATION OF THE SPRINGS.
Harlom A'priugs, which of late have consid
crable celebrity as a watering place, situate on
the road loading from Nteubenville to Carroll
ton, six miles from the Litter, have natural ad
vautages not elsewhere found in the surrouud
iK country. The picturesquo scenery, salubri
ous atmosphere, and the invigorating FOUN- j
TAIN for which
THE "SPRINGS"
are so highly noted, arc calculated to inspire
the Student with lifo and vigor, so essential to
bis advancement in literary pursuits; added to
these tho retirement afforded; away from
whatever might excite, the student may pursue
bis studies uninterrupted.
: o :
KM" Those wishing to havo the choico of ;
. ...... . n ii
rooms at t to springs woura ao wen to en
gage at an early dute.
J5jf ftxt books will be furnished at prices
comparing favorably with any book store iu the
country.
It is important that those wishiug to at
tend the session bo in attendance at the opening.
A D LA'K
Harlem Springs, Aug. , '67. tf. W. McOOK.
CASH WMB
FOR
NEW WHEAT, OATS, RYE
AND
AT TUB
FARMER'S STORE."
MALVEBN, Oil 10
THE niGHEST CASH PRICES WILL BE
paid for new H heat, Oats, Byo and Barley,
ot the "Farmer's Store"
Farmers cannot do better than givo us a call,
as we pay prices that will not be surpassed iu
this region.
Wo have on hand and will sell for cash, or
exchange for country produco,
jrah. . bait,
ilaatcr, Lime,
Nails, Bote Leather,
Iron, Oils, Taints,
DycstufTs,
Molasses, Syrup,
Sugar, Coffee,
Teas', Muslins,
a Umat r .cli nrUaa Alsn an en..,leS variety ol
of all style!, jewelry of all varieties; bonnets ol
the latest st)'les,received direct bam New York
CItv; in lact we have an infinito variety of
ARTICLES NEVER BEFORE SEEN
IN A
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
IN ALL THE ABOVE ENUMERA
TED ARTICLES WE
Defy Competition
A. 1L HAINES, Agent
il.tyS, 1857,-lf. "Fnnner Store."
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6. L. BTEIUIKu
. BAXTER & STERLING.
DRUGGISTS
IN THE "PATTON HOUfcE,''
CARROLLTOX. OHIO.
HA v E on hand a good supply of Xfrng-i,
Medicines, Paints, Oil', Varnishes, Die-
stuffs, Window Glass, rcrfurocrj. Wall Paper,
ttirdcrs. iius ips. luiiiiiirr Fl:n,l. Hun .nnns
Turpentine, Alcohol, etc., etc., and nearly cv
en thing usually louna m a Drug Atore.
JJaxler li Stciling sell
A'cr'a fheiry Pectoral and Pillj
Loeihavc's Holland Hitters
IIoolla:.d's German Hitlers
Tow usend's Sarsaparilla
Ul;pdda' Fever and Agile Cure
PaiC'horpV .8UJ C'ure (no cure no pay)
n", than:' Uargling Oil
Xetut'i fWmiSs "J 1V" ri!l 1
Kahnestor k's Veti.dug")
Sellers' Vcrmiluge Cough Syrup ..''d VMi
Ilarrell'a Indian Vermilugo
Barrell'i Indian Liniment
Boush's Worm Candy
Roback's Scandinavian Ilomedies
Mustang Liniment R. R. '! V f
Jayne's Medicines Louden's Medicines
Guysott'a Velloy Dock and .larspariJU
Marshall's I'u-rinr Culhol:an
Sloan's Medicines Havia' Pain Killer
Dr ll.ii iv '- Epileptic Pills
Petroleum Sand s Sarsapari'la
1 itch's Medicines
Costar's A'at, Aoaeh, and Bed Bug Extcrmi
nator
Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Petit's A'yeSalrc (no cure no pay)
John C. Baker's Cod Liver Oil
Oruffenberg Family Medicines
Uolloway's Ointment and Pills
(Album's Gulden Ointment
Biigg's Cosmetic
Balmot a thousand Flowers
Jayne's and Hatchclor's Hair Dyo
Witar's iulsam of ll'ild Cherry
and manv other Patent Medicines
Remember the place, in the "Patton House,"
oarrollton, Ohio. JfAXTKi; & HTAIiLLVG,
September Kith, 1857 -If.
niMICAX HIU'SE,
CARROLLTON, OHIO.
ON the 1st of October next, the undersigned
will have the above House ready for the en.
lertaioment of the travelling public. The came
is undergoing a thorough rennovation from eel
lar fo garret, and will be in excellent condition
for the reception of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered to. The sta
bles shall alwaysbo well supplied with liav
and provender for horse. Give me a call
and your bills shall be reasonable,
Sept. Ulth, '57,-tf. iSAMUtfLSnt KEBY,
MOTHER'S
SA VE FOUR CHILDREN
KEMP'S
YegetableWorm Pastilles
They are infallible for the cure
OF INTERNAL WORMS!!
THE peculiar properties which belong to
"Kemp's Lozenges," havo never bcforl
been combined in any preparation. Tbey are
attractivetj the eye, oa a
SWEETMEAT OF DELTCIOU8 FLAVOH,
rapid, yet harmless iu their operation, composed
solely of
VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and require no mercury to be taken before
or nlterlbem. Tho do their work more thor
oughly 'han any of tho nausous Vermifuges of
the day:
THE 1' 111 MARY CAUSE OF DEATH
!. IJ.mJ k .I,., ntAat Mim I.I 1 'I...-
1 1 CUIISIUW liil V ink nil..-. umiliipiii.-ilLU s UJ3-
icians, to bo wuruis among cuiiarcii. It i-
arcely ueoeuftTi tueretore. to pat mothers;
n beir cuard ncaint t this insidious coiuplaint. i
or to I ' t ouiinoud them to take prompt steps j
to remove :t uy the use ol tlio only true rem
ody Kemp's I'aslilles, presented in 6uch a
painUUble Mt tuut cliildrcn take them
du-nrly without A.irg. 'old by D. T. Un
man & ?o , W, Wad St., iiow York, and by
RfatlHtt. at 'da cents pa bottle.
April J. ,
ONE ZWlLABper hundred given (br old
uiotal, r-UhouLtaui loundry on LUbon : i,,
j fmvvut-
may21, 'tTlf
B. A. JUIMESTCCX & Cft.
Corner of Wood and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IMPORTERS
DRUGS, LABDOiU
.1
MEDICINES. ALCHOHOL, lUltrKNTlN
liKMK'ALH, TANNERS' OIL, VAKNIMHH
DYE STUFFS, SPERM OIL, LIU Hlr.S,
PAINTS, WHALEOIL. SPICES,
MASUFAt'Ti
WHITE UWV RED
Onr Whh Lead, groand ia O.I, ie put e in
poanda. Mrh e gueraaue to he WiJCT.Y
any for Bner.wa and vhHeaeea.
Havine; resident peneere ia Raw York and
die aiarket, we are ena.M to etll for eaxh, or
U V.-'.r- i Mi,- f li'-W
rj-a A. FAHXEBTuCaVa VERHIFLGB
MM directions.
Aag.TUi, 157 14 t
EXCELSIOR
CORN AND COB MILL,
Y Q IT K CAME R I C A .
Invented and Patented by Charles LeaviU.
Tliis Mill is adapted to the variour Grinding and Crushing pnrpoe. for feedin; tnV ef all
kiuda. It will grind more rapidli in proportio t U power used, ana will last ten ifcael iMg
as any mill of the kind.
The great advantage it has overall cthcra conaiste in the Movable Grinding tates, which
arc made separate from the main body ol tbe mill, of superior hard metal, and can be taln
out and replaced by others in a lew minutes time, upon the principal new poiaU are pill to
plow;-, thus making a perpetual mill, aa no other part is at all liable to wear out.
The Grinding 'i.-itcs are made of iiffert-i.t qual.lies, thus making a mill adaptrd I trwtdi
Ilardand ry Corn and Cob, sod .Soft and A"uip Cotu and Cob, and also for Grinding dhett.l
Corn, R;e, Oats, Ice , and indeed, any and every thing in tbe feed lhie.
It is also provided with a simple and oonveoieot arrangement for diaciiarging dt meal at a
spout on one side of the mill, en ing eipenae ot bandlm.., annoianee and too of a" by
blowing away, aa ia the case in all other nulls. It haa bui one set screw to regulate the uMtaty
of grinding, aud so simple in ita coni-trucuon that it can be managed by a cliil-t.
'A is mill was awarded the first Premium a', the SalSaVf N' AT ION A L FA lit, si Uhi I.'.-,
Ay., for INT, over Little Gunt, .Star, and Magio .1 ... and was awarded Five ffiUaVcd Dt-I
Ins Silver Service, ( Indiana Slate Fair, for 1 bSS; and I lie 6rt Premium at ihe Suit of
Ohio, KlaV-C, and New Yoik, Teimeaeee, !: u. IHiieaii. .Wiu Carolina, aadvter 'inn
Hundred other State, District and County rairs, fur and since ii inauearauiia in laWiaa ,t
i t1""1 more Premiums than a':l iu cjmpcliuiri CGdw.jcd, and now starnis before tJte pwtriic
. wiinout a rival
-t Itwillrcver wearont.
-J. It reiiuircs less power.
3d.
4th.
It has but cne set screw
i has spout delivery.
IN A MAUVKB UNEQUALLED LY ANY OiHEil HILL.
r tit
at
")
With two sets of triuding Kings, warrantel perfect In every respect and ill grind rroi-i In
to l.'i kauheel per hoar, accorxiintt to condition ol cum, and -peed ol team, A libetal oSMiiut
,TtJ? to dealers. For lurti.er particulirs andrcas.
pfLX, 1J57. 0.n. IlWif lill, GOODRICH 4 MZOff, Minu fa. lnrcis.
New Pailadi Iphia, Oma.
H. L. rigst!, ni the Jail Road depot, U our authorized agent, for Cirroll Ceauifv, aline
those wishing a mill, cai. be accommoilsted on the sliortest hossible notice.
T A X NO T I "(LTeT
I
WILL COMMENCE COLLECTING
ty, Ohio, for the year 1857,
On Wednesday, the 31st day of October.
for which purpose? I will sit one ilsy in each of the following townships, ( the iisii i
places of holding elections, to receive the ta.:s from those that wish to yy ibein there,
to wit:
Loudon township, October
Fox
East u u
Augusta "
21
22
23
24
I will sit At tho Ireasurei l Uliicc, in Carndlton, from the '2!Uh day of October till
the 20th day of December, to receive tho taxes from those tluit line not prevfouslv
paid.
The following is tho amount clisrgeJ on each dollar's valuation fir tln prenent vpar.
:
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'5:3
iii
13
Townships.
:
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in.. ..- mi i mills mill
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Fox,
Aaat,
Augusta,
Washington,
Centre,
Perry,
ITuion,
Harrison,
Brown,
Rose,
Moi roe,
Orange.
Borough o f
Carrollton,
Boroogh o f
Minerva,
TTie following are the adUilicnal riUs
eiei.t Sub Districts.
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B
8
5
H
liriMat milk
8 Loudon, .30 6.25
6 " .25 120
2 Lee 1.00 T 55
5 .45 ?.00
7 1.75 630
1 Fox, .'-'5 6 40
5 ' " 10 . "iO If. 90
6 " 3.00 0.15
1 Baat, .70 0 S5
3 " .65 6 0
4 " .50 6.05
5 " -65 6.80
1 Washington 7.25 14 SO
4 " .25 1.CA
5 " T.Ots i
0 " P.50 16 f!5
.7 " .05 0,30
7'ro.iMircr's oiHeo, t,,anoll Couiitv,
Scpteniler 3, 1PS7,
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PA KENT MKOlfrNKV '
PI ',:.. INS KUHENTK,
n A Its
F
LEAD k LITH4R0K.
packeiea nf !J, algf'. and
H UE, rt't-t vrinurT, and not xirpawe f
railadeiphia lo hake advantage el aaeUugwhi
lo prompt Him deafara, oa ae kteeahU lau
It. '
turnlnhe'l with lf,!1en, Frenr,
m. 'mlj m sez
f th. It will zrind aoft com.
Cth. It wiU (rind Corn and gnir .
jhi AaW-rfdr At
- FIFTY COLLARS
THE TAXES OF CARR6L6 CO UN
Perry township, October
Brown ' "
Rose ' "
Oranze " "
26
2
Y9
nun14
levieJ lor School lloneu jiurpbse. iu rjK. ,:M .
v -1.1 M I
y.-ix ava ut on ll o
nails will lip pyn'le at tl jrtJ:ce
Km i nr -i 'hi miuhiy
i t till
1.3 ' P- A
& i -4 t i it iwift
1 t 3
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3 mm:.-; l.Ot.r 740
1 Orange, .30 80
8 'i.OO " 10.50
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