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DEATH OF SAMUEL WHITE, ESQ.

DEATH OF SAMUEL WHITE, ESQ,
1t becomes our most painful duty to an
nounCe to our readers and the public, that
Samuel White, Esq, of Licking county,
Ohio, is no more, lie departed this life
about O'clock P. M. on Saturday last, at
Delaware, Delaware county, where he has
been suffering under a most virulent at
tack Of the fever for several weeks
tits suAerings were excruciating to the
last, il lIattering change in the type Of
his disease took place few days before
his death, and his recovery was confident
ly anticipated. A sudden change and re-
lapse left scarcely time to collect around
him again the friends who had watched
over him with an interest and anxiety that
knew no abatement, lie was in the prime
Of life, Of powerful frame, and bid as fair
as any for a long life; but he has gone.-
lie ye, also, ready, Farewell, Samuel
White. Thou vert u gallant spirit. Thou
hadst thy faults, but they served only to
render more conspicuous the many COM
mendable traits Of thy character. Fare
well; devoted friends mourn around thy
grave.
Mr.. White was the Independent Wing
candidate for Congress in this district.
T. s, Since the above was written, we
have learned that the remains of Mr..
White were taken and buried among his
relatives in Thornvile, Perry county
Thousands, it is said, attended the funeral.
They left Newark in the following Order:-
Marshals-i and wogon-~TyleI--2tewards
-Masons--Fhysicians-C Clergy---Pall-Bea-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
beautiful hymn was sung at the grave by
the Masons, and other interesting ceremo-
nies and rites were performed. Mr.. White
was in his 32d year. and was born in Gran
vile township, Licking county.
RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE.
The following resolution was presented
by Mr.. Shields, and adopted unanimously,
by the South Ward Clay Club, at its meet
ing on Saturday evening:
Whereas, it has pleased an allwise Pro-
violence to remove from our midst, SAMUEL
WHITE, Jr., Of Licking county, Ohio, there
fore,
Resoloed, Thatwe deeply sympathy with
the afflicted relatives OF the deceased
Thatil him we beheld q talented, amiahle,
and honest nan-ald that as such, we
mourn his depatture.-O, S, Journal
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POLKLANA.

The Crisis says, that Gen. Harrison was
"beaten" for Governor Of Ohio, and after
wards elected President Ergo--Polk, hav-
ing been twice defeated in his own State
for Governor, will be elected President in
November. 1t is not true that Gen. Iar-
rison ever ran for Governor of Ohio, Mo-
nv years since, and before the existence
of the present parties, when several per-
sons were running for governor, some edi-
tor put up the name of General Harrison,
as candidate. The General Immediately
declared himself not a candidates but at
that time mail facilities were few, and the
news of his declination did not reach the
extreme parts Of the State from Cincinna-
ii, and consequently the Generals friends,
in distant counties, gave him respectable
vote. If the Crisis man will examine the
returns of the Generals own county, he
will find that he got no support there,
which would, if there was no otherreason,
be sufficient relutation to the charge that
he ran and was ''beaiea."
The same charge Of defeat was brought
up in 1870, and we think the Crisis man
should have known better than to have
endeavored to find precedent of the kind,
to bolster up the already fallen fortunes of
James X, Polk, and that under such a per-
sonago as the Crisis concern represented
Gen. Harrison ia 1910.
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ATNOTICE.H

This Number of the Free Press ends the
third year of the present Publisher. Those
indebted are respectfully requested to cal
and make settlement Immediately. Those
who have paid promptly are entitled, and
he hereby tenders. his thanks to them.-
But those who have neglected to pay, can
retrieve their "good name" by attending
to this call immediately-and may also
save themselves the trouble of reading a
certain paper writing commencing thus;
The State ofOhio, Carroll county, IS.
T. w. COLLIER.
Carrollton, July 26, 1844.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
July 10, ls44
Printers lee | 90.

BY virtue OF a writ of ptu al pla uea
eT issued out of the court OF common
pleas of Carroll county. Ohio, and TO me
directed | will Offer for slie on Slurdav
The 3 day Of AugUst next at o'clock
Of sad day a, the residence of A Ilunler
in Union To-, the following described
property, tp wit: tn" product OF thirty
acres Of wheat, ore bay horse. oNe milch
COW and one hundred bushels OF ears of
cora. Taken 10 execution aud vail be
sold by me
DAVID WATT, SheiriG.
yuly 19 l844.
PrinleI's Ice q 90,
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6TWe have heard the names of the
following persons spoken of as candidates
for nomination for Representative; Leo
nard Harsh, George Beatty, John Beatty,
John Riley, William M. Sinclair, Robert
McEldeTy, Charles Fawcett, and John
Ebersole. They are all good men and true
Wings.
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THE WHIG CONVENTION

To nominate candidates for Carroll coun-
ty at the approaching election, will be
held at the Court house in this place (Car-
rolton) on Monday the 5th August, at /
O'Clock P. M. We have addressed our
frendson two former occasions withWhat-
ever ability we have, to induce them to
come up and give us then counsel. A
ticket Of good men and true, is all thar we,
as Wings, require. That done, and n
full, frank, and firm avowal of our princi-
pies, with correct understanding ofWbig
measures, combined with that energetic
support which we think our prnciples
will command, when tried by an inteIli-
gent community will insure success bey-
ond a reasonable doubt
But there is no promise to the negligent
in either religion, morals, law, politics, or
any thing else, To think right and not
back your opinions with corresponding OK
'ertlons, will be Of nonvail The old say
ing 'hat "Ger"af 0igitaace is he price Of
hberty," is always true, and is justas appli-
cable to the Wings now as at any former
period
1he Currency question Of OHIO is, the
Columbus Convention of the 9Th of Janua-
ry says, settled, The Wings saw not. We
say the fiumbug laws on Banking shall not
iorecIose Us IN our efforts to have bank pa
per issued by Banks under our own con
troll The Lokeys, TOD aud others) say,
the question is settled for the present.
This, OF Itself is amply sufficient tourouse
oil the energies of our people. The paper
OF the Bonks Of o'bor States thrown in
among US about which our people know
nothing, If we want few dollars in
change, no chance of getting it, unless yo,l
pay a premium, or get Massillon or
Wooster bill. These things should not be.
These locoiocos used to have Bank Reform
on rlps, and Bank destruction in their
hearts; butlatterly, the leaders of them
have shown the cIoven foot, and declared
for hard money.
Although the whole of the lenders with
few exceptions, 90 for the boyd ,bero ;s
nevertheless, lust before an election nlillc
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LEXINGTON, July a, 1874.

Gentlemen--I know that you will be-
lieve me, when | assure you that feel
grateful, profoundly grateful, to the Whig
for their recent nomination Of
me asan Elector--the more 50, as the hon
or was unsolicited, unlocked for Circum-
stances, however constrain me to decline
it. You will expect your candidates to be
working men. 1t is right they should he.
Questions of vast magnitude are agitating
the public mind, the settlement of which
should necessarily call into action the best
talent and purest patriotism Of the country.
They involve alike our foreign and domes-
tic policy--peace or war, at home or abroad
The banner Of territorial conquest has
been boldly unfuded in "a neighborng
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A SPLENDID LETTER.

Col. J. II. LuMPKIN, of Georgia, was no
minated by the Wings as one of the Elec-
tors ofPresdent for the,State at large. His
health, however, prevented his accepting
the nomination, and he declined in the fol-
lowing noble letter, which is worthy the
serious consideration of the Patriot, the
Phlanthropist, the Moralist and the Chris
tlan;
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State, and our people enthusiastically ex'
horted to follow at once in the footsteps ol
Cortez and Pizaluo!
"Spurning at justice;
One the pride Of martial sway
Allures; the insoent power of doing wrong,
Inhames auotheE and the sordid gain
Hath charmes tor some; each of the people s
tolls
Reckless, or what they suffer" "
While such revolutionary principles
are proclaimed, neutrality Or indifference
would be criminal in the last degree. And
yet, what can | do! My health, long fee
BILE, has again failed me. 1t can only be
recruited, if atall, in travel Or the solitude
OF retirement. Public speaking is pouring
oilon the fire that is consuming me. Lock
out then for another, and ! would gladly
hope, more worthy standard-bearer to head
our legions and marshall them on to vict9-
ry. In the mean time, will not be Idle.
| viii beseech the Ruler Of the Universe,
that TO him who is the desire Of all nations,
ours may Delong--and that here in this
'land Of the Free" thronging millions may
rise up in long succession to enjoy righ.e-
Gus laws, wise government, pure religion
LIBERTY and UNION, till the sun shall for
get 10 shine--tll the last star shall fade
till the Acchangel's Trump shall announce
the end Of Time, and Earth give place to
Heaven
With very great respect, your ob'tserv't.
JOSEPH II. LUMPKlN.
MuLER GR3EvE,
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01,5-The Crisis man denies that Polk is a

0o55-The Crisis man denies that Polk is 6
STAKEHOLDER. He knew when he penned
the article that it was not true. Give YOU
proof, your "t,Oo members Of Congress, and
a "WmG." We say Polk as q stakeholder,
has a cotton plantation in Mississippi,
worked by some 80 $50, or GOhands. We
stateon the authority Of the Hon. John A.
Rodgers, who lives in the nerghborhood Of
Mr.. Polk Mr.. Rodgers made the state
ment at the WellsVile Convention. Will
the Crisis make the correction! No. lie
intends to misropresent,
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AuUtSIANk rLH TON.

The y. % "...c..to. l'ta gives =
prct'y tut as,.Ho. boo steaDo.s lo
L,uisiaos. wb'.. ...o g,#o u. oo.
" mig CUngrrFHaso, 60. gun o' 6a.
hUn0rcd in auorh 'uu. .I.ssrou4' Us
irrcl, an increased III ,,u, on pen, Da
Iorsnd Wing mJjIuy ia the State
ConVrnItun
The Jnrreaae in the Hnuse is al least
tour beyond The majority Of lac, wear
AND may tesch 6 or8 The returns are
from all tire Parishes IN the State except
Carehoula The reported maiornlos in
he Fourth Disirw,, ELECT Morse BY only
Q votes The Troprc says It ollugs 10
he hope that i}0rdelOo ls elected.
Thore are 9 Locus and s w hgs in rhe
Senate, but It Morse ,s elected 10 Com.
gress, HE place IN the Senate Wi be
supplied by q Why, as his D strict has
just giOenB Wing majority Ol le0 votes,
In the ConvenNon there are 80
Wings 80 Democrats and Con nserVa.
uves The Commrrcal Bu Ietm says
the members al rhe Convention were
not chosen cn strc party grounds, but
tor their prudence, discretion, stability,
&c. This paper confirms The general
views we have given from the FroPic.
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OF The Crisis man, in reference to the
duel between Graves and CiIey, quotes
from what he calls "Henry Clay's letfr to
WiSe." The whole, Ike his other state
monts, is base forgery--Clay never wrote
such letter to Wise, on the subject.
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Carrollton, July 26, IA.
TIME! TIME! TIME!l
= wv MOTTO.

JNO. L. H, VALLANDINGHAM.
Attorney at Law, Hanocer, Col. Co., Ohio,
Win promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in the building
direct'ysouth r. Swearengen's dwelling.
July 90, 44-3m.
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trFThe Crisis, in ollu ion to Burchmds
letter, published by us two weeks since,
takes occasion to make an indirect allu-
sion to us--n speaking of us he politely
describes us as "cIose stool ofthe er-caadIe
sngfer oftbiS place." Now, there is aIout
as much sense in his description of US in
reference to the "cGadle-sng6ing," as there
would be if we would cal him the Kmgh.
ofthc comfortable cOuchat NeaOyurgh. Bat
"LGdtnGge aside," we dislike such slang.
Mo care little about personal illusions,
We will hoe full row in extcrmnating
the noxious plant which bears the magni-
loquent Sobrigaet OF PoIk-root.--We'll see
that itshall take no roo. in our CLAY.
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BLBLE SOCIETY NOTICE.

The Carroll County Bible Society stands
adjourned to meet on Thursday, the lst
day OF August next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
A general attendance is requested.
July 26, IA. w. Z. ADAMS, Sec'v
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RENUNCIAT[ONS.

Under the above head the "Ohio State
Journal" comes to us with l6 renuncia-
tons from Polkism Among the names,
we find our former friend aud fellow
townsman, DR.. WILLIAM SHIELDS, of Lo-
Gust Grove, Adams county, Ohio. DR..
Shields studied his profession in this town.
We cannot give the names of the rcnun-
ciotons, but every paper we get has moro
or less. Clay and FreIinghuysen are re-
ceivingnew recruits daily. The stories Of
Prentiss, Of Mississippi, McMechan, of Pal
'timore, Merick, of Maryland VIM. Cost
Johnson, the Mayor of Pittsburgh, and
many other distinguished men who have
acted with the Wings, having deserted
MIR Clay, is all base lie, and known to De
so by many who publish them. The men
themselves, over their own names, say
that they go fer Clay and Frelinghuyson.
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Carrollon, July 80. lo44
Flaxseed! FIaxseedM

Ths subscribers wish 10 purchase a
qnanIity OF F'asseed for which they wild
piV the highest markel pr ce when de-
lvered al their store 10 Goods OF cash
as may be ag'"od upon.
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Carrol|ton, Ju v 80 h, ls44,
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FAYORS.

We neglected in our last to acknowledge
the receipt of valuable public documents
of the Hon. John White, M. c., and Hon.
Spencer J0megin, of the u. S. Senate.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Our next Court of Common Pleas will
meet in this place on Monday next, the 9th
August,
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July 80, l844.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CaTr09ie0n, Ohio.

This c0mmodlous house, situated 90
Maine street, IN 8 cpntfa p4rt OF the
town has been newly furnished III ,ougr
ou', and i, nov opeu 'or tbe reception
Of traVelers
The undersigned oesnrza hie friao0s
and the 'rsVoj0rg pubic lhat evrrv
alreN ION WIFI be rendered to tham wha
my (seor him with their patronage,
md while their accom- ommodations shsH
not be- surpassed in point OF style OF
comlorli his charges viii b. moderate,
P. KELLER.
Carrolllon, July 80. 1914.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The School Directors of School District
No. 7, in Lee township, (the school house
near Joseph WolHs) wish to employ good
teacher Tor the term Of six Or eight months
Immediate application should be made rs
the school will commence about the mid
die ofAugust.
JOIN MAPL~,
5}ySD 1osI 35S.@t. ~. Directors.
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DialogHe.-Whg: Neighbor, are you an
aristocret or a democrat!
Loko Poko; Neither am straight-out
PGHaH
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creeks and behind the hills, give US your
p.esence and your counsel on the 5th.
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JULY 26, lS44
Printers fec I 50.
SIZE RIFFS SALE

BY virtue Of stmtry writs Of Fl Fd,
Ei. LpU FL issued ont of fhe Court OF
comm IN pleas for Carroll County, Omo
and to zoe directed. ! will dtflr for sale
at Eli Clark's public hausa in Minerva,
Brown Tp) on Friday The 2ad dap Of
August next, at 10 O'clock Of said day,
The following property, 10 wit: one SIX
horse wagon, broad wheels, 4 he'd of
horse creatures and twelve acres Of Oats
in the ground Token in execution and
will be cold by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July 49, ls44
Printers lee co.
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s EifIT G seffFEE

BY pir,a, -'r writ o. ard. rrprnas
issu 4 oD.r 'hf Court 70, eommoa piece
for JslJ.rHa cnr',, o o3 ~ me d.
rnged w. Off Cog sa.e o' tae door
o. tho Co1' ".us. m Cerrol',on on
Monday the 2G 6sv Of August nexr.
between the hours of 10 O'clock A NJ
and O'clock P N the following real es-
tate to wit, The North East quarter Of
Section Is Township l9 and Range s.
also he Elst half OF the South Wes' quar-
tor Of SECTION 10 Township i3 and
RNnge ;, snhjoct To the life estate Of
Olvid R'chard' and wife. Taken 10
execution and viii hp snld nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheri#
Jul, 26. lS4a
p,intatSs fao EA
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~ Ir4CY AND THE ITALIANS.


T,s in some respects superior any previ9, wcfS npon
the same subject In gvng clear Statement OF the eoRaa
Of he Peops Of aIg their daily lite ana domcsle
character they have high 5Ad original sane anc ve coue
non N every respect of the most readable ana nsss.
nv we have met with tor lcns time IN. u touf x enp
Mr eadly chnse and beautiful writer Mh9so sehui,e M
poetic ,ur and happy tact st description sye s $500 ~
Ihesc are an admirable group Of lively graphic ami Wen.
,,n ,ketchc, of some lectures OF that interesting county.
bev will he read with very great interest y. T. ~ rosl
10 Rad Mr. llecdeYs work e tnvsI win Py y ' g,h
nce III cs To he had Of the principal Bc1kSss,s ~, n,,
as wv !. y fLaI Il Iuon''St' .
YVENRY CLAY-The subscriber viii lssuc on or oDous no
.,sb ipgil INST mfdal OF THIS great ,iatcshal 1Ar,
t,on, M fine WORK executcd by T. q W Rloiil tsl' ~
s, ,,.,,t,,,-sr,i 10 III AMI tnG works oi tf natuc.
m, head will bc about one inch HnI hni. VI is
abit tsu inches diameter. nads from 'en @ S b ,a.e
an, nl az white metal uppracn. Silver on tnc ,es.sy
@ & Vii IT, Contained. scycfol prominent cpocha IN his evaati
history a., OLA, cl,h. n nd others, q,
nlsr c,r,cct aud vnsbc hkens-s OF TIM great vtaos s
,,t ~ Inc han o sl who cel eep ntsrvs ~ tne po'0N
b.S bos "a eu,men,!y Distinguished his publ lte
wh'' '''' w ~ WILLIAM THOMSON.
s is I2J William street New York
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yTaRDyyARE. FANCY GOODS. Sc--A Feaers assor--
rrnt Of HarGv1re Cutlery. Walking Csnes. bIrsnss.
Fapcy Goods &C. soE sale wholesale snd ret4l By
mSSsim JOHN J BROWN. rs ErEsn-s-
CAND1 rS-I ,r,,r rhu-Sh Rehnai Mouds-sO baIe, Pa
Suess a,soS.sd zes tof sas q plces
az y. Q. ROBERTS, Us West<seet-
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
so. Spruce-street, Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND oRNA
BOOK b n u L r.
JOBS or ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PuNcTUALITy on THE
} MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

Gg- Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-'rhe Graham
House IS Baclaysre;, Yor, profers advantages It
rarely offered It egily located on clean and n;ry
very The bsess Of the city. and N The ametinie
convenient and neat while lis table ;uppe wh the best
Iegetabss and fs ial can BE- procured s1:ain- entirely
and every effort made render Boafers comfortable Shower
Baths free Remember 6S Barclay street T2'u
E-Lots in Williamsburg for sale-SiI eligible
BUILDING LOTS ex.s size located qn The main thorough
bpdqs' s{ Tls will b odd .hesP to We Done,a r, ap
P1Tsr nns lIls fer ssieiIFHa eoiFa
ny offer for sale lhs', sa;i:s ,aiT4 Al 10.
cut nil, above the head Of oop and abo,t
Sa the Hoasaone I..r "eIs Il ,t aoeIshias I !aSs m o,
aorhWs.i % Of New New Hasen v n y GOOD ;aiHsiEe road.
The fall is seventeen fee: perpendicular Ths tpmbns
dam is made By ledge oroek Iuttns from the IiTe5
formins tht most Earuta AID perhaps, all things considered
the best dam in tbs United States The has
ben in use abour forty years capacity has been
tested well accurately ui-suret end Is known 10 e
Of 10 oso eouor spiai,s whs daring week, the
NAY Dc estimated unlimed Ths water power Al least
SsT isI s1sa-s a a. as las Th mills and wos
as lo; endangered tv ii-shr he Com
SooS oeasas oS m. usoeeasi< rh- land, ..r ior The
part level and situated i hthy and
tsg. OF HuuIhrrysT e ~heh co5as about 500 iHhahi,
tanrs and has rhrr- churches with vrrs and several
extensive . for ts lnaaeuTe OF auSrTs p4ae
l-sther &c Their 4ay ta,ii 20 and for New ioh'
which ciry be reached hours br un.potz-
tion OF freight 10 from Sefork bat SO Ter tou
II summer, and S5 % 100 nIEr-f
THE MILLS ARE
b,. Co,inn Factory oi ls50 spnclss and 3e iooas In
good order.
ID A Papsr Mill with TWO engines.
3D. a Gri.t Mill with TWO run OF sioces-
9Th. s Saw Mill sll In full operauor-
The. BUILDINGS
o;l,t Of -leyer Dweii.s Eo1Ses Stors- Warsho1ss oI
coitor md goods Machine shop .sd B4cssni.h shop
Ne Company h.s peTpstue charter tom t= S'aie ei
Caauecr ricur ,sita al eesSaTy Ccrrof:.- poverS
The t,- pe-et. an r atope;s ire ioGa AZ tn1an'-
Sntk-l4 Cocg or NJ. = Wall sJ-e,, Se1 f".kt 20 J1h1
Clor,< Io Cr,l Raciae.T Bsrrisy AID 10 Geefs-
?. r. Forest. Agent, IL tHunpar-Tssill., tcnn-
ant2 .lwtr512tWs
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THE JUNIUs TRACTS.

u, ,r,,r I,sr; or Parties Tined by ,he, Acts,
No IL Ink CURRENCY
No Ill Tux TSRiFF.
No iV IIrE oy HESRY CLAY
No V. PoLTrIcAL ABOLITION
No vi DEMOCRACY.
No VII. LABOR AND GAPirAL
No. VII. PuBLyc lANps ..., =, 81. ,yhi.
s ltle psmphlcts working ilfnte good totse WING
.u.e and we observe with pleasure tnt Thy are sonns ts
Standard publcaton. arnooG party tNew orleans bes
The jusnus rRAcrs uSc becoming the s'anasfu W hS Peo
lca,ions Tor the pIcsen; csinpal gn. -. ,,;...,s
5This Series of Political Tracts from the well knows
author Of The Cs ef the (Saary IN, Y & nns an,i icS -
n, ss 20 cents hundred copies, so thou
and 0rer, from any part OF Tho Union suppsed WIN gee
tatch Rcnttances By mail pest pa or Jres a. ,e tss "
~ O'"' ' GREELEY Il McELRATU. ~
Dahl atx firth
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PREPARATORY BOARDlNG SCHOOL,

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,
IENt:Lt-a an. CLASSIC tL. Al MJsN.tiuWN.
rtE,IiS ISSfTlj riON Established more hnlI, eiSh'
L wear. rso hr the pr rncpI. who continues :" h'o"
n!emJ1c -ni- tty worthy D ph.c confidence
thoroughly prpaiei bar aay tncs ar Tor 'i-4
eSS. 1i.ey rcccs,. the family =" ic irncpn fl
form par, oft # ccye that The erfSnanl attention k'tl
n:arcuifyc and comforts oi home -'nfc Ia t-r ~ q
hty her degree than i usual similar Institutions
ic Location al the most beautiful aud ncAltiN IN ne
country nccczshle daily tsun Ncw TOrk. to and from which
yoii: lad. always accompanied 10y careui prr'" when
parent, desire
The sessions commence May 18th mad Sovemhet i)ti,
each prcceed by vacation CT weeks, lie cini -e
nrr se,on which includes all school expenses except ba9S>
Music and MoIerDA sunccs Circulars contaInns nille
information may be had at - Market 81 and ol S hpS
ard House. Broadway. ID. IL. CHASE. a NJ ttnelai
marS I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

l%tDONE JOD IlNlN i lttu oF I'VE,
No. IN NASSAC-STREET.
n III KINDS oil JOB PrlatIEg. such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS.
CHECKS, CARDS, CONCERT Bills, Pain and
Insurance PoLlcIEs, Fancy
BILLS or LApIsG. foLIrIcAL Bills.
CIRCULARS. CIRcrLARs, meat &c.
Promptly executed the Office of the Tribune No. leo Nassau
stle-.t-oppc-te the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

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