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frem d. n: o. ce,nmereial B.llslin.

BY the steamship Neg York, which arrived on sa.
turday morning, we have few days later sdyces
from Texas.
The report that Gen. MvaPBr, U. s. Charge, had
gone 10 Vera Cruz ON the schooner Firi, is contra
dcted.
IL is reported that Mr.. ELLIOTT, British Minister
TO Texas, has nimated TO the Texan Government
that England will take steps enforce the claim for
certain large tracts of land claimed by her citizens
in Texas, principally under Empressaro grants, If the
representations set forth in behalf of the claims are
not shown TO be Incorrect.
The Texan Commissioners 20 Mexico did not re-
turn, was reported, To Galveston the schooner
Cutler They were still in Matamoras when the Cut
ter left. and had been treated with much attention.
IL feared in Texas that the difficulties between
the British Minister in Me- eo and the Government
of that country would retard the progress of the
gotalions between Mexico and Texas.
Notit-the quarrel may be a sham quarrel.
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TACTICS OF THE GLOBE.

AS the day approaches when it must be de
cided whether the Republican party will sustain
the Globe clique in the endcavor to establish a
central Despotism, which is to super.ede the
Constitution, and decide for the People and the
press upon whom they shall bestow their sup
port for the Presidency, the motives and designs
Of this dictatorial clique, in combining with
the ultra Wings in common war against
Mr.. Tyler, become more and more apparent
The aiding editorial in Yesterdays paper boldly
DEVELOPS the fact that these managers have been
struggling TO maintain, and are still exertne
themselves TO secure, the performance of an
irresponsible party gsnization-simar 10 the
despouic Jacobin Club in the French capitaI-
over the will and the ROVER Of the People. Pre-
sldent Tyler-havng foregone the advantages
oil his position as the head Of a victorious party.
and defird It's malice, when he decided, by a
constitutional act pertaining to the Executive
functions, to ward off crushing blow aimed at
the Liberties Of the Peoples regarded as the
natural champion of the People against every
description OF despollsm; and hence we see the
would-be despots, who regard his purity and
honesty OF purpose as inmica TO their base de-
sgns' aiming all their thuuderboIts at III, de-
voted head. So fearful, indeed, is the Globe
that the People viii disdan the chains il Is
forging for them, and rally in support of "hones ST
John Tyler" their true friend, it does not dis
sulse It's alliance with Mr. Clay for the purpose
OF accomplishing his destruction before the
popular sentiment can have time 10 settle down
in his favor.
The following paragraph from the Globe ex.
h'ei's the key to all It's abuse Of Mr. Tyler:
Mr. Webster courts Federalism, and is now eager
10 resume his former relations with II. Mr. Tyler
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l.. G. ALEXANDER,
Special Agent r. O. Depa, iu,pi
From The .Nito York pLb,ian

we question If, since the organization of The NAVY
Department, II has had a more ficient officer or
more sincere Democrat al It's head than the resent
secretary OF The Navy. This we say undt rstspd,ng
~, ana WIN the full knowledge that sons of our ca.
@mporaries may take us to task for DC admission 10
"hlch We have no kind Of objection
we think we discover in the conduct Of the Fcdc.
RAJ press settled design by just such means as We
lave above exposed, TO ALLEVIATE the various interests
OF the Republican party from each other so that
when the nominations OF Baltimore are made IL will
be mI ossble TO produce such concert of action "a
will inevitably be the harbnger of great and pIori
Gus triumph IN the next Presidential battle II poins
US that the Washington GIobe, by its course unin
tentionally We presume, assists IN producing state
Of things 30 much TO be deprecated by every Rennb
lican. We rely, however, with much confidence ~,
The good sense and sound discretion Of the Demo
cratic press. We believe that thew ALREADY 600
'he absolute necessity Of laborng 10 prod9ce q
universally Of feeling, between this time and The
meeung OF The Convention and that despite the dis
organizing efforts OF our opponents and the iIl.iudg-
CO. uneharl'sole and imprudebi course Of a few IN
discreet iri'nds, they will keep steadily in view the
great point OF ughtile indirisibiiig Of The D,moc,o
se party uhotrer may be aiofsd as rs standard b,oy
hoereni course on the part Of the Democratic pr 90
would DO founded on folly, not TO say wickedness
ana IKE The freaks Of insanity would deal mischief
ana obstruction around, vi bout being able 10 ascer-
tam OF limit ITS extent and duration.
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EaRTueUAsEs The Journal Of Commerce gives
letter from Raguss. IN Dalmstia, describing n sue
cesson OF earthquakes which occurred there in An.
gust-tso on the 10Th, one more every day TIL The
&3d, violent ono the oath, another on the
18th, and on the Goth Of such extreme severity
that the inhabitants fed in terror The houses were
much shattered that II was feared another sbock
would whelm them all in ruin
II is noted IN the London Morning Herald OF the
fth instant that certain clothing houses pay SIR csnh
Tor making shirt, and thirteen cents for making pair
Of Trousers,
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No BANK-A REVENUE TAmrr-No DIsTRI
purlos--No ABoLIrloNIsM--A STRICT coSsrRuc-
rIoN OF rHE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
n, PUBLIC DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMiSIsrhA'
roy OF PuBLIc AFFAIRs--AND UNIVERSAL SUP
~, cr wtrB UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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~ To rur CITIZENS OF WsssSeroS .--Tho La
dies of the Agatha Marshall Society intend holding
Fair on Monday next, 4th December, at Carusi,s sa-
loon, TO aid IN the erection Of the Temperance Hall
and they respectfully invite all those friendly to the
Temperance cause TO assist them in this noble work
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH AAI hsshhraAI LET '"A"A
az ,,s,rr-is NON ESSENTIALS, LiBERrri AND IN ALL
ra,ses onARrY.--.4ugpsstia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-02
NOTICE

is hereby gwen that petition will
be presented 10 The Commissioners of
Carroll county, at theif June ession,
4S43. prNying for the location Of a coun
~ road commencing al the east end OF
the bridge at Joh0 Fearch's Mill thai
crosses conotlen creek, thence to the
north end said Pearch's house, thence
TO the head of wha, is called Bovard's
Spring, thence along at the foot OF the
hill through said Pearch's land, aud the
lends OF John 6. Sherrod, Crossing a
spring run on bridge just below said
Sherrod's coal bank, thence through
land belonging to james Dunlap at The
loot OF The bank south west OF said Dun
laps house, thence to the mouth Of
kaInsburgb's run, thence up the bank
OF the creek TO Levi Jenkins land
thence to the eOsl and west line be.
tween Cummings aud said Jenkins,
fhence along said line to land belong
ing 10 James Forbes, thence along the
creek bank TO Intersect tho Canton road
north OF the Bridge at said Forbes
Mill.
May 5, 1843.
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MInI@2

Is hereby gwen that petition will be
presented t0 the commissioners OF Car
roll county, al their June session, pray.
ing for a county road, commencing at
or near Joseph Robbins Spring house,
IN Lee township, p,-tbeHce the near.
est aud best route TO Thorn bush, on
John Adams Spring ron, in Fox town
ship, thence to white oak tree IN The
west end Of Jas. Merrick's lane, thence
to the corner ol James Robinson's aud
oIephensQn's land, thence along the line
OF said Strpbenson's land, to the North
corner oil SAID land, thence to intersecl
the salt work road at or near the foot OIL
the dug bill on said road.
April 26, l843.
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THE cs1sa,, STATE ..l,!.'.,l. OF oHlo} IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Tenn, A, D. Ib43.
Kinsey Talbot, !
US
William Talbot, john Ia Chancery.
Pummer, aud Ben
jamln Coburu.
William Talbot and John PIUmmer
non 'esldeNts, will take notice that, on
the 22 J day Of March, A D. l842 KIN
sey Talbot, Of Jefferson county, Ohio,
fled bts Bill in The Court OF Common
Pleas Of The county Of Carroll, Ohio,
setting forth amongst other things. that
at the October term, l84l, of The Su-
prene Court within and for said county,
said William Talbot and john PlumGner
recovered judgment against said Ben.
Jamn Coburn for S603y y83, and for costs
OF suit, and that mandate issued 10 the
Courl Of Common Pleas TO carry said
judgment into execution. That said
judgment was recovered against said
Coburn for mill ighi work done by said
Talbot and PIummsr in partnership, in
1883 and 1884, and that about The first
January, 1886, The partnership was dis
solved. and upon settlement The claim
against Coburn become the sole proper
ty OF said Plummer That said Plum
mer prosecuted The claim in The name
Of the firm, but at his sole expense, said
Talbot never pretending TO have any
interest or cIuim therein; thai about the
18Th Of March, lS4l, said Plummer
transferred the claim to complainant,
whereby all The interest therein passed
10 him, The Bill charges that Coburn
conIederaled with William Talbot 10
delraad complainant, and pretend that
said judgmeni has been paid by Coburn
to William Talbot. This Bill prays
no ice and process: That said CoburO
may be enjoIned from paying aud said
William Talbot and PIummer from re-
ceIvIng any part OF said judgment, and
from causing any satisfaction or acquit
lance to be entered on said judgment
That defendants may be compelled 10 an'
sNer, and that on the final hearing the
SAID Coburn may be decreed to pay the
amount Of sad Judgment TO said compai
nant, aod that he may have such other
and further relief as The nature oil his
case may require.
William Talbot Of The State Of Penn
syIVanIa, and John PIummer, whose pre-.
sent place Of residence is unknown, are
hereby notified that urAess within sixly
days they appear, plead, answer or de
mur 10 said Bill, The same us TO them
viii be taken as true and confessed, and
at the term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas next hereafter, 20 be holden within
and for The county VI Carroll, Ohio, de.
cree thereon will be entered according
y.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Sol. for Complainant.
March 81, l843.
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Printers lecsBSl 80
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virlne Of sundry wrIls OF f ia et
lep, fdcid issued out Of the court OF con
mon pleos Of Carroll county, to me di
Teeled, | will of'r for sale nj the door
Ol tho court house in CarrollIon, on
Monday the 5h day Of June next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ g. 4
o'clock 7 NJ the following real estate, tC
wit; Lot No 80 in tho town Of Troy, now
Malvern. Taken in execution and vii
be sold by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 3 l843
Printers Tee, l,50,
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BraMdreth's Pills

HAVING been before the American
people over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
aud justly appreciated by many thous'
ands Little need be said IA their praise
IN the shape ofan advertisement. The
virtues Of the medicine having been tes
ted by persons in every City. Towa, VII
tGge, and almost every House in the u.
States. Ask any one who has used DR..
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills,
and a beatty recommendation will be the
result. ltrpmains only for the nubic 10
be very cautious where they purchase
Al! DR., Brandrelh's Agents have an en-
grnved certificate Of agency on which is
copy Of the Three Labels which are
upon each box Of The Pills. MARK
three labels on The top the side and bot
tom OF each box. 90 each of which is
two signatures OF DR. Brandrelh.
DR.. BRANDRETHS
Agent for Carroll county is
II A, SFlDGER.
CarroIIton, Sept 2, l842.
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iSHERIPF'S SALE

BY virlueol n writ ol f ia eIeU ia
issued out OF the court of common pleas
OF Carroll county, to me directed, | viii
ther for sale nl tie door Of the court
house in CarroIlon on Monday the 5 Il
day Of June next between the hours o
10 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'cock p NJ IN,
following real estate to wit; The ives
half Of lot No 35 in the town Of Ceulre
willie (now Cuuoluou) Taken os tn
property Of Jam - Yolou to safety al
execution 10 favor OF John Arbuaklo 70
$40 and costa.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May S, 1913
PrinlGr's frr ! so p.
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TAILORING
j. p. @}lHIlIG Err,

j. =. GfilIG ai&,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the cill-
Ems of Carrollton T. vicinity, tina
he is prepared, at his shop. two doors
east of the CarrollIon Hall, to carry on
the above business in a II i 8 various bran
chez, 10 thu neatest and most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
their custom, he 6alters himself, will no
regret il, as il will be his constant aim I,
give gperal satisfaction.
CuIIOlltOn. April 2, lS43.
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gY OIpIOiEl
March 81, l843.

Su VII u 0Lt1'
All persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned petitioners have this
day fled their petition in the Office Of The
clerk Of the court Of common pleas for
the county of Carroll, in the Stale
Of Ohio; praying said court to vacate a
part Of the town of Leesburgh in said
county, described as follows: Lots No.
70, rs, 10 S4, 85, 80, 81, 95, SO 81,
50, l02, 1903, l07, and l0S together with
the streets aud alleys adjacent thereto;
and that said petitioners claim title 10
said described lots, as The assignees OF the
proprielors OF said town; and that on the
first day Of the next Term of said court
to be holden 10 and for said county or
some subsequent day thereof. said peti
TONERS will mako application to said
court TO have said part OF said town above
described vacated.
THOMAS CUMMINGS,
Ell WILLEMAN, &
THOMAS BUSBY.
BY f. r. ECKLEY,
their Attorney
April Ia, lS43 60.
Printers fec 3,75*-e.
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~SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF suudry wrils Of uendi er
pOnGS issued Out Of the court of common
pleas Of Carroll county, TO me directed, |
Will offer for sale al the door qI The court
house 10 CurroIllou on Monday The 5lh
day of June next, between The hours OF
10 O'Clock A M q o'clock p M. The
following real estate, 10 wit: Lot No So,
kno~n as such on the plat of Centre
vile (now CarroIlon.) Also, the undi,
Nided half Of the east half of Lot No SO.
Also, the west half Of said Lot No SO,
known as such on the original plat Of
CentrevllIo (now Carrolton.) Taken in
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 8, 1913,
Printers fees ! ,50.-p.e m. &c.
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Ssfg}gIgg

IS hereby gwen mat apelition will be
presented TO the commissioners OF Car
roll county al their June session, praying
for All alteration OF the road leading from
Cadiz 10 New Lisbon on section l6, III
Lee Tow nshIp, Carroll county.
4S PETITIONERS.
April q, I843.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-02
May 5, l843,
Prinlcr's Ices | Son.
sSHERlFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ Of PIurieS alias veR.
di eGpOnGS, issued out OF the court Of
common pleas for Carroll county, to me
directed, will offer for saIO at the door
Cf the court house in Ca.IoIIon on Mon
Gay the 5lh day Of June next between
she hours of 10 o'clock A NJ aud q a.
clock p NJ the following real cslule to
wit: The south west quarter Of section 80
Tow nshIp l3, aud Range d, except go
much as is contained in he town plat Of
the town ol NorrisloWn. Taken in exc.
Culioh aud wall be sold by the
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
MAY 8, lSi3.
Printers fec SOP,
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From the New York Wotcbror

From the New York Watchmau
Coperts Balm of LDe-We invite The
particular attention. Oi our readers 10 this
most excellent medicine advertised in
this paper il We nay Tel,cC the uni
led testimony OF numbers ot tho frs, obv
s'c'ans IN this country, then we must
a0mIt This nIxture 10 be one OF the most
valuable articles for The cure Of chronic
bronchitis ever disc oveTcd And oh
serve IN this respect how much it differs
lrom 1he numerous noslInns SO much
pulled in The papers Not one OF those
medicines whether pills. powders, or
syruPs, has received tho approval OF anV
considerable number Of The medical oros
iessIon Bot st is not so with Cover's
Balm OF Life. il is a remarkable Iact
mat this medicine has been approved by
large number Of regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe has been submitted.
fact that cannot be affirmed BY any one
OF The quack medicines Which abound
at the present day
For sale at The Drug Store of Robert
Kennedy; and at the Store cf Jackson
q Thompson, CarroIIlon, Ohio Also
Baker and Dempsler, Leesburgh, Car.
rol Icounty
CurrOIlon, Nov. II, l842
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IMWGpI0H

Is hereby given that application will
be made Nu the commissioners of Carroll
county, at their June session for the o.
pening ofa county road as follows: com
menclng at the county road that leads
from Salinesvile TO Mechanicstown. !.
where said road crosses the line that di :
vides tho lands between George James
aud Sias Burson; Iheuce TO run on The
west side Of the county line, ms near the
line as road can DO had to grade al five
degrees or more 10 lOtersect the road al
John MarshaIl's house, in Fox township,
CaTrol. co. 0,
MANY PETITIONERS.
April %, ls43.
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nus medicine is doing wonders All
most every person who buys this article
comes recommended by others who have
used 1t themselves, which speaks volumes
IN lis iavor For dyspepsia, bronchitIs
coughs colds, consumption, its equal
does not exist We hope The afflicted
WI turn lheIr atleation 10 THE ya!nable
article
The following certificate from Mr.
Chaslney OF Ne% York CITY, wbose wifa
has been twice or thrice so low as n
leave but lilIIe hope Other recovery. shat
here epeak for itself:
Mr CoVett-Dear Slr-Mrs. Chastnev
mas taken two bottles Of your Balm Of
Lie and TO ny surprise, is now ia bet
ter health than have known her to Ls
Tor seEera years She has been afflict
ed with a severe cough for fifteen wears
and by many Physicians, her lungs has
been pronounced incurabIe She has
several times been SO low that il was
thought she could not recover Nov
her cough, comparatively speakirg. ia
hardly visible, and The darlrng pains of
The lungs have subslded Mis-. c has
taken variety Of medicines, bat never
experienced so much rBIiei as she has
from your valuable Balm Of Lille Ii is
from sense Of gratitude and ieeIiug
Tor others similarly situated, that | write
you this certificate
OIher members ofmy family have u
lsed it with decided benefit
am, dear sir,
Very resDecifuliv you're
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SbcTiH,S Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ Of fl IA ct lep ia
ISSUED out Of the court Of common pleas
Of Carroll county, to me directed, will
offer for sale al The door Of The court
house in CorroIIon, on Monday the 9Th
day iJune next, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A N and o'clock p M the
following real estate to wit; Lots Nos.
50 md AZ known as such on the orrgl
nal plat OF GenlrevlIIe, [now Cauollton
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff;
May 5, l843.
Prinler's Ices Son.
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Final Accounts,


FILED AT THE MARCH TERM
A. d. lS43.
Final account of Jeremiah M'Bride,
Adm'r. OF Samuel M'BrIde, decd.
FIRST account Of Leonard Harsh and
James Baxter, Executors of Cornelius
Baxter, decd.
Final account Of Daniel Ernst, Guar
dian Of Phoebe Lewis and Mary Ann
Lewis.
Final account Of Jacob Tope, Guar
dian Of Sarah Pitinger.
VIII be presented at The next Term
Tor settlement.
DANIEL MCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks Office, CarrolIlon, o
April "a, lS43,
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BOLIVIA ( Dec l, l842, d.
VEGETABLE OINTMENT;
For the Piles, Fissures, &c.

Ate. a practice of more than thirty
years, and witnessing a great amount oI
human suffering from this distressing
maady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most an entire failure, short oil an opera
ton by the igature, wire or knife, Dr..
Humphreys has been induced 10 bestow
uncommon attention to the subject, with
design TO discover remedy that wonld
possess the power to remove the in1am
nation and dIsperse the tumefactIon oil
The parts, and at the same time be q
mIId and desirable remedy. His antci
pations have been most fully answered :,
for discovery combining active ingre-
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, and increased etficieuc !
as medical agent, and although lis
base is composed of highly active in
gredieGts, its notifications are such that
it becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted TO tho use Of The most
dehcate subject.
As test Of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himself to perfect cure OF Piles in all
cases that nay be submitted 10 his man
agement or 10 case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for the oinl-
ment.
For sale, 10 CarrolLton, at the Drug
Store OF
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GAW NGRgGga
II. az. ECKLEY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
Will practice 10 the Courts of Carroll
and the adjoining counties. Office ia
the frame building, adjoining The Store
Of Isaac Atkinson o. Co., CarrolIlon,
Carroll county. Ohio.
Dec. 90, lS42.
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Printers fee ! Sop,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ora writ Of Veadi Erponds
ISSUED out Of the court Of commoo pleas
Cf Carroll county, 10 me directed, | will
UlTdr f,r sule at tho door Of the court
house, in CnrroIllon, On Monday the b
dly of juno next, between the hours Of
10 o'cIuck A NJ and O'Clock p NJ the
following real estate to wit; Lots mos.
3 aud 6 as laid out by Elizabeth Crox
ton on the 3 ulh east quarter Of Section
50, township IA and Rlngc s, contain.
log 5 ncr's more or less Token in ex.
ecuDion and Eil be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 8, 1918
Printers IeosuSI5O
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Try respectfully, yours,
EDN ARD CHASTNEY.

WtTCHdDI, I4U BOWerY
The nature of The composition OF the
Rev. |. Coverls Balm Ol Lie, having
been luIly explained 10 The following
medical genIlemeO, they have consented
mat me! NAV DO referred to as autbori
ty Tor lis utility as an expectorant in
those chronic cases Of pulmonary dis
case IN which that class Of remedies is
indicated
d. NJ Reese, M, y. Professor Of ,be
heory and PIacIce oil Medicine in IN.
A banv Medical oIIege.
} M'NaOghltn, N. D Professor o
Anatomy and Physiology in the Fairfield
Medical College