Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

gest Of The kind ever offered to the read -,
ing public, that IS, newspaper in the
broadest sense OF the term, as ii Becessa.
rIly will he, from containing all matter
of the daily Courier, and at the same
;ime very miscellaneous and literary, by
reason OF selections and repubIcations
set up expressly for insertion in this
paper.
The politics Of the COURIER g. ENouI
RER are too well known to the Publr 10
require any explanation, 1t was this
paper which first gave the names Of
WHGGs u LoCoFoC"s TO The two great
parties IN the Unltd States; and could
ITS counseIs have prevailed at Harris.
bnrgh 10 December, 1889, HENRY
CLAY would now have been Inc Presi.
dent Of the United States. Its motto
now is. "Juslice to Harry CF THE
WEST, let the rnnseq ences be VII It
they mays" and it is the only paper in
the great commcrci | emporium Of The
U nlted States which has assumed and
will MAINTAIN this position.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY COURl-
Err & ENQUIRER.
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per GHnum.
10 two 0. more sub bsc ribers, less than
SIX, TO be sent TO the same post office,
tWo dollars and fifty cents per aanum.
10 six subscribers, aud less than
f'oenty .fOe, to be sent 10 not more tban
Three different post Offices, two dollars
per Gnnum
10 classes and committees over
twenty five IN number, to be sent in
parcels not less than len to any one
post office, one dollar and Stue0ty fre
cents per annum
In no case will WEEKLY COURIER be
forwarded from the office for a period
less than one year, or unless payment is
made IN ADVANCE; and when The funds
sent are below par, they will be sold at
tie current rates, and the discount be
deducted from the amount carried 10 the
credit OF The subscriber. In like man
ner' when postage is not paid, il will be
deducted from the amount enclosed.
All POStmdSterS are authorized by the
Postmaster General to forward funds for
subscribers free Of postage; and all re.
mittances made through PoStmasters will
be at our risk,
General Agents, Carriers, &c &c will
always be supplied with any number Of
copies they may require, or giving four
days notice, at four dollars per hun
dred.
The Daily Morning Courier and New
York Enquirer, in consequence Of its
great circulation, has been appointed the
'ficial paper of the Circuit and District
Courts Of the United States TO publish ali
notices and others proceedings in cases
Of Bankruptcy in the Sourthern District
of tho State Of New York; and all such
notices will be inserted at least once in
both the weekly and semi weekly pa.
pers. We shall also publish in our DaI.
ly, Weekly, an1 Semi Weekly papers,
fuIl list of all the applications in The U.
nied States for the benefit Of The Bank.
rupt Law.
Prices current and Review Of the Mar
ket will of course be published at length
in each of The three papers.
Country papers with whom we ex
change are respectfully requested, if
convenien', 10 give This advertisement
one insertion and call attention to The
same; and every daily, weekly, or semi.
weekly paper in the United States, with
which we do moi exchange, will be ent.
lied t, an exchange for al least one year.
on giving this advertisement an inser
lion and calling public attention 10 it.
The weekly and semi weekly of Sat,
urday next will contain the first four
chaptors-alI that have appeared of
"Our mess, or The Life Gaurdsman," by
the author of "CharIes O'Malley."
New York, FEBRUARY 8, l842,