Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

frequent euriO1s operation SpSn he hu
man mind. It would be easy 70 prove that
independently OF mere entertainment, a
knowledge Of remarkable facts is necesSa
ry 10 correct the judgment, even upon eve
ry day transactions; and that in the sci.
ence Of life, as we'll as IN every other, it is
necessary to become acquainted with The
exception to the general rule. To esti'
mate properly what is, we must possess
some knowledge Of what may be; and the
information Is only TO be acquired by an
attention 10 the memorable and Psculiar
which hare been.
The publication was commenced 10 Ju
ly. 1t will be issued IN semi. monthly nun
bers, containing so pages each, ard will
be completed in five months, or sooner, al
the option of the Publisher, and will con
tain, in all, over 400 pages. The numbers
will be sent by mail to any part Of the U
nion, carefully packed.
TRRNs.-One Dollar for the complete
work, or SIX copies for Five Dollars. Ad
dress, L. A. GODEY,
| 100 WaInUt street, Philadelphia.
CELEBRATED TRIALS AND CASES OF GRIM
INAL JURISPRUDENCE Up ALL ACES AND
COUNTRIES, PROM THE EARLIEST RECORD.
Selected by a member the Phil. Bar.
Treason, addition, sOitchcrdft, robbery, ma
tiny. hsrssy, libel, murder, Piracy, for
gerS &c &c.
These remarkable and deeply interest
log Trials have been collected from al
the best sources which the public and pr
vate Libraries oflhis country afford. The
numbers will embrace many recent cases
furnished exclusively by the London An
nual Register, and recourse has been had
occasionally 10 manuscripts where print
ed documents could not be procured.
Itis believed that the collection supplies
a strikIog deficiency 10 the library Of the
Lawyer, Physician, and general reader.
To members of the Bar the publisher
need hardly recommend il, as they must
know it's worth, but to the general reader
who may be misIed as 10 its character
the publisher assures them that it will be
found, when completed, n volume Of the
most intense and exciting interest.
One singular and alarming TACT presents
i,sefih the murder cases, and it is that 90
many should die protesting their limo
cence. Il it to be believed that upon the
verge of eternity they could so loudly pro
claim that which they knew TO be false,
when not hope Of escape 10 held out to
then; the 'CIrcumslanlial Evidence cages
Of which lheIe are five, would make US
| think otherwise. 1t is a subject that may
well make Que ponder upon the law which
demands life for life.
The publication was commenced in Ju
tly,and the numbers are issued semi'month
| ly, each number containing 100 pages
each, printed on fne white paper Of The
size of the Marryatt Novels, and will b.
completed in Oclober,-making Volume
Of 600 closely printed octave pages. The
numbes will be sent bV mail to any part
of the Union, carefully packed. Terms
81 for the complete work, Or three copies
for five dollars.
1t is worthy Of remark, that similar
work is published in London at about Is
cents a number, and contains only ~
small duodec'mo pages. This edition
will cost but 20 cents number, and con
tains 100 large octave pages. Address
L. A. Cooley.
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