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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

All Hose declare immense dividends, and commu-
oicaie with Boston, white New York has no railroad
~ whatever communicating with The city The jnnc
ton Of the Albany and Harlem roads, connecting vita
Albany, would open, at least, a pofti"i OF ali that ou,
s,ness 10 the city, in one direction. The Long Island
Railroad, is em'nently calculated, IN another d'recuoh'
~ fo,m , b~ene6ciai connection with Boston. tex
tends over a perfectly level country, peculiarly favor
mo ciisopness of construction, and is now in progress.
/, IS 10 be hoped, that New York will soon have 4
Winter connection with the RES. OF the country.
Duting the lhird quarter Of The present year. a sun
den and temporary Improvement IN m po!tssprung up,
Inv, snon suns,ded ara,n, cs the duties imposed upon
the foods, nnder the present Tariff, raised the pnces
too il,ri, 10 admit of their finding ready sale. The pre-
rress Of this business is indicated in the following Of
iclal table of the Customs duties OF the port oil View
York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
'ror1s 1910 1Ha Foat o NV YoTs rho" JAsr1'',

1t : a remarkable fact, that of this lis, the only ar
tjclc IN which there is an increased IMPORT, is the single
article Of coffee, which continues free OF ~dniy--all The
other articles were raised from a duty Of 90 per cent
10 rates " hich are enormous. The article of pig iron
-, instance, paid last year, 20 pc. cent and now pays
+, % per cert. on the cost Of production. The result is
standing that prices are now higher here than IN lS42.
For instance, IRON sold as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

TIE etfcc, Of The duty was to raise the ar!ces here
on the American, but not to the extent Of the duty, SO
rs t. allo.t cf imports. The result hes been a Glminu
tiou Of the external trade OF the coualry, and b. a re.
cess.sg consequence OF the prices OF agricultural pro.
duce here, because The money value of al! farm produce
IN our markets depends entirely upon Il foreign demand
Tor the surplus, and when taat demand is destroyed by
the action Of our own Government, in restricting the
medium Of payment, the whole trade of the country
becomes paralyzed. The Tariff gives a lockedjaw to
commerce, and The whole system is endangered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

fy.rox, Dur.rs AZ -nE posT or New YORK, THEIR crsH-
1rR,. le3.
1t Guarer. ending Aarl J. 'st2. SleoE.I -
ad quafier, ending Jcne 81, lsi5, 800, .,
iuls, j,5'2 ~ g =
September, closing lie Cd quar;er, l,i"''W' -
r,taI. i.tee quarters, S.,..~,"e.o ~! -
raal, otter potts, estimated "~Vt o. "
-. . 80. ia siaGta 90 j,
= ~. -. 80, II, 9Q.s3o IS
Decrease. uuas= new ImiI, S''iVo si =
Das.ac ;hs .h,ee quarters of 1919. the lowest Tc7ia
was IN operation tta. has prevailed since the var
Dc:: a. lte sao}e -! JG q :ha r-eseni yea7, by Ia he
2. sir.. iirjf' i,as been enforced ta2. "as YER h"'off
aaI-,e5. The result Is Z d'mnuiioa "f 81 ,l06,o4i IN
ne G,yr-n.ner: revenues, notmi.hsiand ~ 'ha' every
section 81 :bc county gives promise - e -ap,diy IN
oroy,rr business. Why IS II thai commerce alone mas
nal Feit The IL f.erce Of me returning energies and IN
creased means of The people, Why IS II that, with q
vastly greater surplus of products than ever before ex
,slsd. a, lower prices, there IS less external commerce:
Nhy IS il that commerce eud the Government reven
neg are alone depressed: 1t j. because both have been
sacrificed 10 the phantom Of protection. ShoFt'slPh'ed
manufacturers, and interested politicians, IN the lace OF
al IN. experience The world has afforded, have valnly
asserted. ths,the destruction of commerce would hn'id
IN manufactures. They have 10 learn, that the INJURY
'~.ss c4nTot ne - srp4Ty CT III. lac business os one
ali the others. Th--.--st'hont n'H"'"cTni7ot retro
Grade without ihat ct TIE others iaii'ago on Inc CON
merce o; = na,icn cannot lie contracted without Inur
mo ;hat of all others in connection With it. How ru-
nous and c%cntempiible IS this selfish and insane prin-
c,ple of destruction, and IN how great 4 degree is II
opposed 10 The Republican principles oil equal rights
and free enterprise to al classes!
In order to estimate the extent to which the bust.
ness OF The City of New York he's decreased under the
present duties, We viii give the following table CT i'm
ports from January TO November !, this year and
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NiENlCO.

7TNTTT.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3O.-By the schr. Virginia An.
toneiIe. zee have received our regular flies oF Mexican
papers 10 lie 2lst insi., inclusive.
W. are indebted 10 The courtesy Of the Mexican
Consul, in this city. Mr. D. Arrongciz, for the official
oocur,ents of The conference held on tie par, of Mexico
wilh Yucatan, for the purpose OF rsun,ting the latter TO
The parent State. These documents are very voIumi-
nous in reference TO the space we can devote 70 their
republication.
III Tie meanwhile, we c2n inform our readers, that
the conference has been broken of, w,,hou. the slight.
est hons Of lis being again renewed, IS appears from
re Manifesto Of the Government CT Mexico. on The
suaiec'. weich was published The 2atr Of September.
.ccor.,.zl nosii.,t!ss may &c DALI expected 5vtac,n
to ,u1 c1an>-ies.
Ntcpar, was IA circulation in the city Of Mexico.
Ia. tie Comm ss;oaers Of lrcatsu, had been ordered
"a 81 She ccua;ry.
Tae "von,io" tblocl; vomiil was making dreadful
-avases a; Tampico; in two months $50 persons had
deA 2. Caarifr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

Congressional Gjcte All .fgpsadjy 1'cssro. Blair
& Rsss psonoss to publish cur',g the approaching
Season o. Congress, Z Congressional Giobr, contain
ing The daily proceedings Of he Two Houses Of Con
rress. end an .5ppendts. cnn;a Mug the Speeches Of
Members, At ONE DOLLAR eacf, paid N advance,
&c all subscribers VINO opply before The lst Of January
next, cfer which the price will be two dollars each.
4 vas; quantity of matter will be furnished by these
pap-rs al q very low price, and those who wish to see
the details of Congressional proceedings, and read The
speeches made, or to preserve one or both for future
reference, will find these publications invaluable. We
believe that nothing SO comprehensive upon those sub.
jects can be obtained from any other source.
ihenGaii's Expc,i.oy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY Hr'ue ~ "a wri Of Vendi Erpon0s
issued out Of the Court Of c1mmlu Pleas.
oi Carroll county, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at The door Of The court
house 10 CarrnIIton, on Monday be 23d
day ef DC Ober next, between The hours
Ol 10 O'Clock A NJ aud A o'clock p N
Of said day, all The right, ule and inter
est Of Samuel Hdrma0 being the one
undivided twelfth pari) OF, 10, and to a
tract Of land lying on the S0ulh side Of
The South West quarter Of section | !,
in Township -, Of Range 8, the SAID
tract beng the same Of winch John Har
maU died seized, containing one hun
drsd and nine and one half acres, more
or less Taken IN execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September u, lo43.
Pnhters fee 9 %.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

The qualified electors of CarrJ'tcouu-'
~ are hereby notified that Tuesday tho
10th day Of October nest is the time aP~
pointed by law for the ge1eral elecuonA
90 which day they will assemble al their
several places OF holding elections in
their respective townships, ~ pfoceed q
elect according 10 law the following offl-
GERS TO wit: One person for Congress. IN
coojnocrion with Jefferson and jolum~
biana cnuhlles; one Senator, 10 coujuncs
lion with Jefferson county; three Rep
rese natives 10 conjunction with Jeiier-
son county; one Commissioner; one
Auditor; one Sheriff; oOe Prosecuting
Attorney; ono TreasuTeri one Poor
House Director.
The Trustees oflbe several townships
are also notified 10 return With the poll
books, the following number Of Jurors
lo aac n tcUn hin yi1.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Fulling, E1ying and Cloth
Dressing.

The subscribers being engaged in man
ufacturng at the
CARR1LLToN STEAM Mill,
would inform the public that they are pre-
pared to do Fulting, Dying. Dressing Of
Cloths, Fianneis and Linseys, On the short
est notice and 10 the very best manner.
With Steam power, which is not affect
ed bv dry weather or freezing, they will
always be able 10 finish work without the
DELAYS Incidental 10 those causes.
From their long experience in The bus
iurss and the iacIluies now in their pos
sion, they hatter themselves that they
viii be able to do work in a manner
entirely satisfactory to those who iayor
them with their patronage.
Charges will be reasonable.
MATTHEW ATKINSON,
W. L AKERS,
HarrnlIton Sent Ia 1g43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Administrators Sale.

By virtue OF an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the county Of
Carroll and State Of Ohio, made at the
June Term thereof, A. D. 1913, the un
dersignpd will sell at public vendue on
Saturday the l4h day Of October, Is43,
between the hours of ii O'clock A NJ aud
a o'clock ? NJ of said day, at The door of
The Court House 10 CarrolIlon, in said
county, the following real estate, 10 Will:
Lot No. Is, in Roberts, third addition TO
the town Of CarroIllon, in said county
ALSO, two tracts OF land in said county.
aforesaid, in Sec. SO Up. l3, R. 5 Steu-
benville District. First tract lying on
the South side Of the North East quarter
of said section. beginning a posi- on the
South line Of the O. section, on The
North side Of the creek, near a horn
beam, thence West with The line of The
quarter section, SO poles TO a white oak
thence North 81 deg. 80 min. East 10
poles, thence North 68 deg. EastS poles,
South 80 deg East IA poles, lhence North
% deg. As min, East 6 poles, thence
North 70 deg. West 90 poles, thence
North G6 deg Is min East | poles
thence South % deg. 80 min East l2
poles and $40, to the place of beginning,
containing , acres ana so poies.
The second tract OF land in the North
West corner Of the South East quarter o.
the section aforesaid. bounded as follows
beginning at the North l. ST corner o
said Or section, thence Est with the
line OF said quarter section, q chains 81
links loa post on the North side of the
creek, where horn beam inches il
diameter leans East 8 links, thence
South & chains SO links TO a post, where
a while oak II inches diameter bearelt
North 90 deg. West 23d links distant
thence West 81 cha ms 60 links 10 the
West IlUe Of The quarter section, where &
hickory l6 inches diameter leans Norlt
40 deg, Esstl0 Iinks distant, thence N ..
= chains and 81 links 10 the place Of be-
ginning, containing II acres and fifty
hundredIhs OF an acte more or less, viii
the Improvements thereon, subject to tn,
dover estate oil Sarah Jackson, set of Il
her by metes aud bounds in lbe Nort
West corner of SAID section. Terms
made known on day of sale.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Adm
orthe estate ol John Jackson dec
September s, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

a Uolo0 tow hsbp, for | cannot think
nat there is man in this township so
brainless as to acknowledge himself The
author Of such low, ugsr, bombaslic
nonsense The people of Union town
ship have more honesty than to resort
10 means that evidently mus, politically
curse those concerned, and break down
those they wish TO aggraDdise, to wit:
assaIl and abuse private citizens, acting
in a private capacity. That this Is the
course pursued by those scribblers for
the 'MUdpaddle,' is easily illustrated by
referring to the case OF Joseph Cable
He was assalIed through that 10 famous
shee, and charged with writing a com
munlcallon that appeared in the Free
Press signed "A Democrat and when he
(Cable) prepared communication de.
clarlng that he is not the author, and
does not know who is. and that The W ri.
ter IN the Democrat is mistaken if he
supposes him 10 be. The editor OF the
Democrat refused to publish it, and he
(Cable) was compelled to apply to the
Free Press to do him Justice, and ever
since ;he Democrat has been TO eming
forth in one continued strain of low
VuI gar abuse against the Col. m AXE
this statement OF Iacts that the peop 10
may know the manner in which he
was dragged before The public. 1t isevi.
dent TO every observer that the course
pursued by those wire workers in Car.
Tollton, is calculated to iniure the party,
and if the candidates OF the Democratic
party are not successful thls fall thew
may charge their defeat 10 their pro-
fessed friends, who loudly caumniate
Cable and others, whom they are pleas
cd TO dub defeated candidates. WhaI
this caTumuating is for, ! am at loss
TO know, (unless they stand 10 their
way TO office.) will now say TO Hard
FISH, that the people Of Union township
intend TO do their own writing, and will
not admit Of sucb mean, low sctibbling
being paImed on them. 1t is evident
that the communication signed Hare
Fisl' 10 the Mudpaddle' is fraud, and
the writer is aware Of his own baseness
for we'll he knew that the people o
Union township consider both Cable
and Pearce honest IN their avowed prin
ciples. Cable as a Democrat and Pearc,
as a Wing. The cilIzens Of Uuior
township are determined that the frau
shall not be imposed on them, and nov
challenge the author TO come out owe
his own signature, be he whom he may
A FARMER.
Union Township.
(We take occasion to say, that tn
above communication comes in fact fror
"A Farmer oi Union Iognship, who hs
hitherto uniformly voted and acted wit
the democratic party. While we Meth
or ask nor desire any one 10 defend u
against the mean assaults OF the Mud
paddle and its despicabe corps Of scriI
bIers, we have not felt at liberty 10 will
hold from our readers communication
like the foregoing, merely because the
came from democratic voters. Ii tn
Clique don't like ii, we can't help then
ED FREE Press
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Married

On Thursday evening the 2lstD bv the
Rev, W. 7. Adams, Mr.. GEO F. KENE
DY, Of Philadelphia, Pa. TO Miss M. W.
RUNloN, Of CarroIIIon, Ohio,
Accompanying The above notice came
good proof, that The printers we're mol
forgotten on this happy occasion. We
wish Mr., kennedy and LADY a long and
prosperous lille, and full share Of all
Ihe happiness that this, and the next,
world can afford
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of sundry wrIls Of Eendi
EEpOads, issued out of lhe couu Of com,
mon pleas Of Carroll county, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the door
oI the Court house in CarroIlton, on Sa-
lurday The l4tb day of October next, be
lween the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ and
4 O'Clock ?, NJ, the following reai estate
10 vii: LOl No. 53-also. the undivided
half OF the east hail of LOT No, 55-also
the west hall OF said Lot No. 30. known
as such on the original plat Of Centre
vile, now Cirrollon. Taken IN execu
uon and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff;
September s, lS43.
PriH!er's lees 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

Dau'el I'"s'' e. "' Petition for Par
US. ,;o.
Nancy Ernst, et. al. "OH'
BY virtue oi an order issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas for Carroll colR
", and TO me directed. ] will offer tor
s1le at the door OF the court house 10 Car
roI!ton, on Monday the 23d day of Oe--
tober next, between tie hours Of 10 o.
clock A NJ and 4 o'clock ? NJ the follow
ing real estate to Wi: the East haltot
section l3. Tp Is, Range 6, excepting
The dover estate oil Nancy Ernst, which
is laid off to her by netesl and boundss
containing 95 acres and 100 perches.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, lS43.
Printers fees ,50-e.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
September ", lo43.
PfIhlers fee 9 %.

BY virtue Of writ OF Piu alias Yen
d. ErpOadS issued out OF the Court Of
common Pleas Tor Carroll county, and ~
me directed, | will offer Tor sale al the
door Of thu court house in Carrollton OF
Monday the 23d day Of October next, be.
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and
4 o'clock p NJ. Of SAID day, The following
real estate TO VII: par OF the North East
quarter Of section II, Township 13, (Per
ry J and Range 6. containing twenty
eight and one hall acres Taken 10 exc
cution aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, 1913.
Printers lee 80
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virlu,
of writ of Vendi. EGpOnas, issued ou
OF lbe Court of common Pleas, for Car
roll county, and TO me directed, | vii
offer for sale the following real estate Il
vii: part of The South West quarter 0
section 20, Township l3, and Range 5
containing seventy. five acres more o
less. Taken 10 execution aud will b.
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, l843.
Printers fee l,5O.
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Sherifrs Sale.
Sept. Is, lS43.
Printers fees | ,50-e.

BY virtue Of uendi erpORGs issued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county and TO me directed | will
offer for sale at the door Of the Court
house in CarIolIon on Saturday the l4th
day OF October next, between the houEs
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 P NJ. Of said day
the following rea estate, TO wit: LoE
numbered 40 in the original plat OF Cen-
trevilIe, (uow CarroIIloD,) with the jm.
proVements thereon. Taken in execu.
lion aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September 8, lS43.
Printers fee l,5O
ALSO,
Bv virtue OF a writ OF Fl. ia et leu. fa.
issued out Of the court of common pleas
of Carroll county, and TO me directed, I
will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house 10 Carrolton, on Saturday the
18th day of October next, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. M, the following real estate. to wits
The undivided half Of the North East
Quarter Of Section II, Township l6, and
Range 5. containing 80 acres, more or
less. Taken in execution and will ba
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September s, l843.
Primers fees ] so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
$40 RE WARD!
BURGLARY.

On The night Of the 10Th inst; some
person, or persons, broke into the sub
sCfiber's store, at Palermo, in Perry
township, Carroll county, Ohio, aud
robbed his money drawer Of about $2l0
OF $2l5-some thirty dollars of which
was in specie, chiefly change and the
balance in bills on The banks OF Sandus
ky, MassiIoO and Wooster, Ohio--and
ST. CIAir, Michigan the said bank bills
were oI the denomination of 3's, s. aud
I0's, and one or two one dollar bills.
will give the above reward for the
apprehension ofth robber. or a liberal
reward for any information which may
lead 10 his detection.
A. Fl MECASKEY.
Palermo, Sept. 29th, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
HATS & GAPS.

H doz Fur, Seal and SeaIelte caps
from 25 cents to &c. "a good fur cap for
100 S doz Russia and Fur hals from
] 10 400. on hand and Tor sale by
JACKSON q THOMPSON.
Sept %.
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VIZ

Given under my hand officially, lhia
l4lh day Of September. a. d. lS43.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, l643.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Boots and Shoes,

And in fact almost every article usually retail lie does deem
publish list of ALL The articles that he keeps Gu
Trap" by publishing the few which he dispose Of
before would have opportunity
will just say his stock large, ENTIRELY NEW purchased
York. Philadelphia and PubuTeh favorable
the ready o only which goods be sold having
make, he has the disposition well
ducemen those wishing purchase He would
and bls stock before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. lhe highest price paid for Flaxseed.
William M. Sinclair.
Carroton, September 81, l843.
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j FANS.

MERINOES & ALPACA LUSTRES
80 pieces Merinoes and Alpacas on
hand and for sale al from 50 cts 10 ! ,25
per yard by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %,
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New Store.
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

Hear ye! hear We! all wishing purchase goods
prices The subscriber receiving and opening formerly
pied by Jackson a. Sinclair, large and we'll selected stock Of
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, QunsUare HadWare Hats Caps Bonuet Cotton Yarn
manufacture Leather (Sole Upper Harness skns Glass Castings
Lon Nails Steei Brass and Wood Clocks
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
SheriM's Sale

BY virtue OF writ Of f ia. et leU ia.
issued out OF the Court OF common Pleas
for Carroll county, and to me dIrrcted, |
will offer for sale al the door OF the court
house in CarrolIlon, on Monday the 10Th
day of Oclooer next, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P NJ of
said day, the following described real
estate to vii: the South East quarter of
the South West quarter of section Id,
TIP. l3, and Range 4, containing Forty
acres. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, l843.
Printers Zee $50.
ALSO,
BY virtue OF writ of Yendi Erponds
issued out OF the Court Of common Peas
TOR Carroll county, and TO me directed
| will Offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in CarrolIton, on Monday the
10Th day Of October next, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A M aud 4 O'Clock
P N on said day, the following Described
real estate to wit: Lot No. SO and 43 in
the town OF CentrevilIe, now CarroIlon
with The improvements thereon, Taken
IN execution and vii he cold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is IS43
Printers fee / SO,
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.SEAWRSo

A large lot OF Merlno, Damask, Wool.
len, Plaid and fancy sha Wis, just receiv
ed by the subscribers and for sale very
cheap JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %.
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AYES, AXes!! Axes!!!

Axes! AXPs!! AXes!!!
Just received large lot OF 81 Axes
a good article. which we are anxious TO
sell, all those who want the above arti-
Gle, will please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
A liberal discount made 10 those who
purchase by the box.
A. D. THAYER g. Co.
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Co%zcETs
@AIIG9BSa

Ribbons, LacsS, Hosiery, GlOUes, &c.
A large assortment Of Ribbons Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves and fancy goods 10 gen
eral received and for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

CLOTHS from 50 to S. per yard
cheaper than ever offered in CarroIllon,
Beaper Cloth for Overcoals So per yd.
kentucky Jeans lroU SO 10 so cenls
per yard.
CaSSinets from so TO !, ,25 per yard.
Just received and for sale by
|. ATKINSON S Co,
Sept 90.
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OTrOFPHIS
CASSimeres.

Black, Blue, Drab aud corded cassi
mGres, just received and for sale very
cheap al the subscribers
JACKSON q THOMPSON,
Sept %.
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IRON & NAILS

IRON & NAILS.
A large assortment OF Juniatta Iron
and Mails, Window Glass, Bed cords,
on hand and for sale by
JACKSON T. THOMPSON.
Sept. %.
UPPER ERLEATHER & CALF SKINS
800 sides Upper Leather,
ID doz. Call Skins
and general assortment of Skirling.
Harness, Bride and other skins, for
sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

Boots & Shoes.

A large assortment oil Boots d Shoes
of all descriptions from large Gum
Elastic over Shoe down 10 shoe Of the
smallest size. For sale, bv
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept. 90, lS43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

September s, IS43.
Prialer's lees ] 50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

CarrolIton, September 27, lo4S.