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questions. has been preserved T1e
cfed'i Of The Government, which mad
experienced temporary emba frass
meni. has been thoroughly restored -
Ils Golfers, which for season was cmp.
y, have been repenished. 4 cur n"y,
nearV unlfofm in its value, has taken
the place Of one deprecated and a mo-
worthless Commerce and mannfac.
tUres. which had suffered IN common
with every other interest, have once
more revived; and the whole country
Fxhlblls a n aspect of prosperity and hsp.
pIness, Trade and b4rrer. N % , g4,
z 'Verned by villa aod So cu's i've
mama, rest upon q IN I'd tEd sub. nual
footing; and The rapid grow h NJ our ri
ties in eVerV direction hosp AXE N IT
strongly the favorable circunst n e, hy
which wa are "DrTnund d Ht hlpql-
ness. IN the rollromrn which shortlv
awaits me. is he ardent hone WHICH |
experleuce that ihis sra OF prosperity
Is neither deceptive nor dssIn4d 10 he
shorlIVed; and that messurps uhirh
have mol vet recelyed irs sanction, tnr
which ! caunol hut regard q, clos "
connected with the honor h, glory.
end slilI moFe enlarged prosperity Of The
country. atc desiinrd nj an early Gay
to receive the approval Of Congress. -
Undsr these Circumstances. snd witl
these aDtclPators, I shaIl most gladly
leave to others, more able than rpys-l,
the noble and most pleasing task Of aus
tanning the puhIIc prospprii,. ehei
carry wuh me- INTO retirement We grau
tVIng ,fleciIoD that, as nv sole obi ,ct
Throughout has heen 10 advance the pnh
nc gaoi, may not entirely have fadgt
IN accomplishing it; and th,s gratlfra
ilon is Shergnoned IN no sma drgre" hy
the i'ct lhas when, uaier deep an,
abdng sense Of tu'Y. hsv, found my
s"'I constrained n rpsorr to ne ona f.
VaIo 1t has u"llher been followed b,
1s pprovnI on the par' of ,hr p opre
nor weakened in eny degree thar II
'arbmeu' 10 III" greet conservative fts
'ure Of our GoVeramsnt
JOHN TYLER
| Washington. December. YEA
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LEX nERE!

1h 'sub-cf,osr wishes bosr Whn have
Blurr Lard Ssussg"s, Chrkeus, Tur.
kew, Curse, y Ulcks, or orher pro visions
suuab'e tor he Pittsburgh m,rksI-ot
tlovrrseed. Flax-eed, or Wheat, & g,
,ots ,e, 70 hrld ck short lime unti
| ro'urD lrom PusnOiah -ra,s day /
altar, tnr goods Wncn ct nv goods
r sd' Tor sale | sh4Il pub si in pofh
he Csrro'ion papers what PAGES ! will
psy tor the ob,ve krnds oi produra iu
eood' Or cash as NAV be ago ed u rcn;
winch shai ye ss high os ! ,h,uk / nan
eford, and above rommoo prpr,s 81 'hs
country Iwish beruo.lc 10 no + nv
advsr meu,, for | intend 0 make It
their interest 20 watch ~ MOTOR
JULIUS e HART.
Dec l2ih 1874
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ChiN kCGiSlntsirn.

The Messages haze erciuded the dojngs al
Columbus. We UW giVe the Inaugural
address Of our Wing Governor nrg, rocpk.
The Senate and HoUae are engaged activrJg,
and The Committees ,oiH in short time Le-ia
to repoH We toW haze more roam IN t,co
orI'ree 'Oc''s, ord Di5 &c'p our rcalcrs
aaoased JiAc aOiags al Columbus and Iya,A-
ngiOa.
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s7sJ sssy- ~ 81 80 49,. sI,sststss
sz'N x s.,, ~, 9. 2 SIS ';,sfs ~. ~
50 D%b
6 q AQkMG9SGIGET
FREDAY": ":""pEC 80. lsAi
PRESIDENTS MASSAGE.

PRESIDENTS MASSAGE.
The length of the message has exclud-
ed much other matter. We might say
much about this Message, did our columns
admit. The recommendation Of the Cabi-
net ministers to the public, is rather flat
concern. Better have asked Congress to
appoint committee to examine, and see
how they had performed their duty, Does
Captain Tyler wish to forpstaII Col. Polk,
and make him take his Cabiuet? N6len,
voleps
That part which relates to Texas, we
would particularly recommend to those
who voted for BIRNEY. Itwould seem that
Tyler does not think that Clay and Polk
Were 'just alike" on the Texas question.
If about the one third of the Abolition vote
Of N. York had been given 10 Mr.. Clay,
he would have got the vote of the State,
and been the President. We have heard
OF the union Of the "BIackleg & Puritan;"
and now We have the union of the Pro-
Slavery man, and the Aboluionist.
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CODONER'S SALE

By virtue ofa writ Of AbGs Fend, Er
poRdS is. ued ont Of lhe Court ol Gem
mou PIrhs o. Carroll coUD,y. OHIO, aud
o me Gireclej, | Srl' off-r for ssIa 81 he
door OF the court house IN he town OF
CsTroiuOn. on he h d,y Of Jsnuar,
nPXt, hei~een The hours OF 10 o'clpck
A. NJ nod 4 a'ciock = NJ the following
real t. tate t. vt: lne wcs hsf OF The
south wee 4u.rrr OF section fourteen
n4) 'o'p'mp IhIrlreo, [i3l OF Range
'ou,. Il car'alulgg eIgbly ucTOs, nore
or ltss, iahrn N Neru t nd will be
sold BY JON MOODY,
Coroner,
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G~Scaa'or NcDg6fe has Introduced d
jon" resolution in The Senate ofhe Uai,ea
States for the annera'ioa IF Tcras. CoL
Deatoa iHroduced his resolutions on The
Teas question. Same Us iIsl session.
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NOTICE

At my instance an allEChment was
this day issued by BeoIamIo Boice, q
Justice oi Ito Peace OF Fox tosnshlp.
Carroll couov, OHIO. against the pro
perlY ana efFaCls OF John Armstrong, an
absnoDding debtor, a nouresIden' Of said
COUNTY, JACOB RICE.
Dec 6, lS44
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that there will appli-
cllIon mode to The Legislature If OHIO.
al their NIX, session, for the establish
moOt Of Graded State Road, leading
from Down,ugsy,Ilp. Carroll county,
OHIO, 10 Batheb, m. Stark county. Ono;
commencing for the same at DowHrngs
vile, thence The nearest and best routa
to Srsrtv, lhance The best route to Joba
P Bordner's, aud lheuce the best route
10 Blhlehem.
A PETITIONER,
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me S'd'F n OhiO, Carroll tobnty 90.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after November Term, 1874.
Luther Low
%
AcqUilla knight. et sls.
Arqu,Ila KoIRht and lydia KoiohI
his vile, who live IN rsrs upknoen.
T. Miller q ~" ccun Of Cs,ro'l. q .
and H0sra liaakra. Of fr'un,btrnA
rru r,. Do are hy nouh, ihat
on he hirlIerh dsy NJ Apul 4. d 1874.
Imhpr Low. ~ said CetuI. cruu,Y.
pd ~ this Cour' y i n Chsnccry.
aga ne the sad de'rr dpn's The B,ll
slR"s hat sard - recovered n iutQ.
m nj sgainst esDd In phr 0,d y '", N
the l"" ald' Of ,hIs g urt a. the O"o-
h"' term IN reol. on the ypar ot A d.
1913 lor he sum OF too hvRdred and
Sereafg dollars 1nnagos aod costs oi sU''
tns' sard Kmeh. and vile have no COED,
ana cha es, sn1s or ten me Mo. 70
satisfy sad lUdpmeo,; BU, IN a. said
~ Ntlor rs lndehled o said Acouil a
Kn GIT Rrd L'dis MS lie. IN CON-
Tac' n he som of thfte sucd,ei dbl
's's AIso. tha, the said Arqu, la
Korgh' has 'ronstcrrfd q large smeunt
OF ro'es due him f." ,hr said Hosea
Hs~Lros. end o so made eorvoysr ce
. ~ 'arge rec NJ l9nd, owned hy se'd
Knrshf. 70 s8id Hawkrns; that The ureus.
! lero! the notes sn5 the rrtvetsnce of
! be and is 85l lroUduls NJ and made wIb.
Ou! cnnslders'lon; ard done 20 prrVent
IN" comp ansni from o'Icc',ng h lUdg.
menr s'oreseid. The praysr o. rhe
BIZ Is thai the defendants N Y enswar
und"T oath the allegations IN The Bill,
that he sad Miller end the ssid Knigh'.
may state he amount NJ money due
sod Kgight apd nog in ths hands Of
! NIar--lhal said n srs Nsakin' NAV
s'ars the amouol o. notes due. or to b -
come dee. transferred to him by s.it
KoDQht;- lhs' he NAV give an sccurS's
t'-scu0'ian OF The land conveyed hv ssit
Ko'EhI 10 h. N. and he amount thare.',
sn5 hat IN hp final hearing " ths R,l
hat me nnnies IN the hands Of Eli NJ
Isr and Hoasa Hawkins toparh-r wnh
the proaee5a Of the lands conosved nv
knlEHt 10 H1sklnaafieF The same g PVT
10 sale, NAV be app led 70 fha psym ~
If Ihe Judgment OF comp.arnsnt, sDd
'o' genera relief. sc ard the .sIt
defendants are hereby further Motif d.
hat UnIess lhev appear sDd Plead. an
aWer, or demur 10 the ssld Bill within
six'y days after ne expiration Of the
next term Of said Couu, app ,ca' ion
will be msde 10 .sid Court 10 rske The
matters Of ,hs Bill ss confessed, and to
! decree IhefeoD occnri'ng'v.
E. R ECKLFY,
Solicitor Tor Comp't.
| n.A.-
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G. J. lngerso is chairman OF the Com.
mittec on Foreign Affairs in the House of
Representatives in Congress. This looks
favorable to the annexation Of Texas.
In Senate, Mr.. Archer, (whi) is chah-
man Of the Committee Oh Fore gn Affairs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-20

THOMAS MORRIS, who was run for
Vice President on the liberty ticket last fall,
died at bis residence in CIermont county u
few days sinCe.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

Since the death Of Judge Reynolds, there
will be two Judges to elect 10. this county.
Some Of our friends advised the holding of
a public meetingi and indeed we favored
the project; butit seemed to find little ia
vor with the friends of majority OF the
aspirants, and may now be considered az
abandoned; consequently, our members
will have to "take the responsibility. -
Petitions we are informed are out in differ
ent parts Of the county for the different
candidates. We notice this to give all a
fair chance.
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December 90 le44
NHERIFF'S SALE

Jameo R'pperh
rs Order TO sell Lands
William Rrnpoth)
BY yirue of aO order OF Cour, Issued
on Of The Courr Of Common Pleas tor
Carroll county, OHIO. and 10 me directed,
| vii offer for sale 4, rhr door OF the
Court house 10 Ca,roJlon on Monday
The 9th Of Ionvary. ls45., he'~een 'hs
ho0rs OF 10 O'clock A W. aud 4 o'cock
2 NJ Of SAID asy, rhs following rra es-
ta,e, to vii: L,tS NJ. 2. II ami IA, in
he town OF Lecsburgh. CorroiI county
Ohio.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Dec 90 1874. - Printers lac 81 so.
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GT-.uarriage', AdUertsemeats, &c. cro,Od-
ed on 10 mute roam Jor Caytau TyierS
@essagc, WW be atiea8edio in or merit.
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FAFGM Far S3lR,

@E~lA tn suh-crrhnr wl,pes o ,-ll
fs..f@.f N" + IN on which he re-
Iiil3g ,jde>. wing 90 he f,ad asi
Slz''''A---'7' i"g ifum of"unenyl.I" to CHH
tn. one ha mill Wrs Of ~ vrIega OF
n Ga rr.hu,gh rarroB comfy, con
raioog 100 acres, ons hundred
acre, ol uo,ch rs oyared and under
good cultivation There Is o. said rn
gooo Orchard. tul5augs coovsDieo,
Wuh se,cruI nfger falrng springs oI
water Terms Eill tp made to suit
Poas ss,on vii - gwen rmmed d,'eiy
rh So wrshiug 20 lurchssr Farm OF
his Description vii 90 vel to cal. and
zee sad prrmjsas before purchasing
elsewhpre.
PETER ABRAHIMS.
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Dece mher 90 1874
Lrther Low


ROLL COUNTY.O ONO.
Vacation 0fs, November Tenn IS43
Cbrls,en, Long,
rs. 10 partition
Barbara lane Long, ct as
John Edwards. and Mary ElRards
his W.T., B rosrs J5ne Log, EmaIIue
Ann Ling. Esanor Lo 9 Dlniol Long,
ai Of the county OF Carroll. and GsorRs
Long, and Marv Dun'svv iulermarrIed
with Anthony DnOiovy. Of Columhlana,
Ohio, Who sre he heirs at law o Geo GO
Long, deed, will take notice that pc
''rou vas filed against them on The 96
November A y, 1874, IN The Court of
Common P els If Carroll Ccun,v, State
Of ONO, by Christina Long, and is now
pending. wherein the sad Chrls'eua
Loog demands partition Of The following
re eslare in the county Of Carr oil. o,
10 cit: the souDh wsst quarter Of sec
uon twen'y'ix j2G) 10 township fftepn,
(l5) of range five, ~ and at he mkt
term Of said Court application viii Os
made bv the said Chrislena Long for an
order rhai partition may he made NJ said
premises, F. f. ECKLEY.
Au'y for Demandani.
December 20, 1914.
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December G lS4f
sale Cf Seal Estate by GT-
der Of Court,

Ga he 3i4l duv o. Urcemher. A
d. lS44. bt'wseN lhe hours Of 10 o.
ctoct a NJ sud 1 o'c ock p NJ o, sad
a., -, he duot ol lie CuurI house in
CarTn ton, WI n sod to he h,ghe 3,
b'djer the foil wrg real estate, a. the
property ol Jsms. NcCumbs dec sed
10 VII; The East hau OF the North
East Qnar,er ol Section Twelve (l2 J
N Town hip fourteen "a and Range
sx 6 J excepting 10 acres sold to Fran
cls Reynolds, subject 10 the dover estate
oi II zabelh McIom 8, widow Of James
Me, omb.. deceased. Appraised al
S575 90 Terms ol sale, one third Of
tie purchase money ia hand one thurd
in one vesr, aud the remaining one
Ihrrd IN Two wears, 10 be secured Uy
mortgage on the premises. with IN
leTesi.
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State 4 OHIO. Carroll EOaaly, IS
George Harman,
rs Petition in Par.
John Harman, ct ais tiuou.

JOHn ITdTWun, tI h7S.N IUlo0.
BG virtue Of sn order Issued out Of the
Court Of Common Peas for Carroll
crUnry, and to me directed, | will offer
for sale al Ihe door nj the court house,
in Carrojlou, on Monday lhe 6lh dsv
Of January, A.D lS45, between ths
hours Of ten o'clock, A NJ and 4 O'Clock.
P NJ. he following real Estate to VII:
all G. the south west ar Of section II.
township l3 and range 5. excepting so
acres Of The north side al SAID Or. sec
tion. D WATT, Sheriff.
Dec 6 lS44- Printers i,p $3.50.
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PETER ABRAHlMS.
December 90 l944.
. state If EaTjo"y Watson.

! state If EGrjeVy Watson.
NOTlt f - hereby gwen hat the
suoscriher has bsan appointed and qua
Ihsd as AdmluiSTs Of the estate o.
Ma,lnN Watson, late Of Carroll cuuu.
ty, ONO decd hOae inde b'sd to sA,d
estate ara rsquesed TO make immediate
payment,
JOHN ROBINSON,
Administrator II
D,co,,,L,r O0 tGNt
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william OGLE.

dm nrs'talor with tho nIII annexed OF
J,mos NcCpmbs decd.
November 70, 1874.
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Oct 81, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
,corr,s VEGETABLE pnls-M- o..

NJ 7 = y TT .H'7I.r I EI1I-s--.VITs Old
" ham. aged - years, esiddiny sch ST. corner Of So,t
and Will smsb after rs months intense ala
srysipas in legs, has been ce and rapidly r, rom
nstrsngth By tn use OF these Pills ndiyiduss al
rsla Liver Complaint inflammation on the LunsS pys
tn Breast ard Sides influenza, Crosp SC have BEEN s .n
ally cure! BY them and can be referred Sold In
" cents each SCOTS Vegetable Pill Office s oa
also al r. g. Lengdon's, i03 Broadway; g. B. Pr
ButsoH-st.: Ii. S Damn ia Sth Avenue j. Sate, ~ Ss
SIonst. y. York B. ScBear Fulton corner OF Az a. o',
BROOKLYN D. Smyth 800 Broad ST.. Newark Sn SvtI -
I'M, 81 ConsTessst. Troy. " y Uni
Agents wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

An HONORABLE LirE.-Mr. Jared Smith
colored barber, died at Wilmington, Del on the
9th ult. aged about 60 years, Hc was "a man of
exemplary character and strict mtegrity-pur-
ulascd his and his wife's freedom-bv industry,
punctuality and care, he lived snugly and com,
Eortahly, and has left two houses besides money
and personal estate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

~ Several splendid Asupoles have been raised
in our city within a few days. One considera-
bly, over hundred feet high, and straight as an
arrow, surmounted by a flag and strcamer, stands
IN front of the Buckeye Block. Another very
fine looking pole stands in front of Mr.. Sott's,
with flag floating from its top.
Columbus Ohio State Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

FROZEN OEvR.-We learn from the Columbia
Na.l Spy that the Susquchanna River that
place has been frozen over since Tuesday last.
The Pittsburgh American OF Wednesday says
The Monongahela closed yesterday morning
above the Dam The Allegheny is running with
mich ice"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

QUEER SIMILE.--That eccentric mortal, Lord
Timothy Dexter, said many curious things, but
his idea of ingrattudc is the richest thing OF the
llind we ever met with. Hang that fellow, said
his Lordship one day, while speaking Of neigh
Dor whom he had befrended without being
thanked; he is like hog under a tree, eating
acorns, but never thinks of looking up to sec
where they come from.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

OAR ErJTS, DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Child-
rrn.-Thousanda ofchildcn annually bscoHs deafn con-
sequence OF DISCHARGE Of matter from trr induced
scarlet rye colds .c. &c Sc. Now Il mothers would do
lheir at, and procure ScARrAs On. FOR DEAFNESS, aDd
u.s. X as directed. ther cii'idsn would b. cured; but
hang sradeayEsts a' Iga'y Partial or total dc3
ti-ss rasues fi.G nydius se medicine seid ~ 4. r.
IL last br5rtv JI3 iia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

III New LINE OF PACKETS FOR LlEhR
4@Teyl r0oL-fackei Of 2aii isnaaty splendid ald
Cart e \ DepsysteS WI eil on Friday % Janua,y ,sr
f make early appcatio.on on board FOO, OF Burins Si.p
orta w. s J. Z TAPSCOrT,
1T their General tasge Chce, i3 Peck Slip. cor Soutfs
The SHkNiDAN Will sail IRON Liverpool on the iltl
OF March Persons wshng TO send for rlieir friends car
haze them brought ont ;hs magnificent Packet any
the Regular LlUe sailing ts st, 6h, lh, 10Th; 2ls and
4ti, OF every Gtuat!i,
DsAyrs for ary a.'ouGt payable on demand without dis
count IA az the principal tosns ot England Ireland
Ian: or Naes, constantly for sale as above.
the 2iSt February. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
THE TRIBUNE.

GEN. HARR1soS's OrINIoy OF HENRY CLAY
The Editor Of the Hartford Journal gives the fol-
lowing as the opinion expressed by General Har-
rison, in his presence, Of Henry Clay in lo39
Henry Clay embodies my highest conception oi
a man--irank, generous, and noble. have always
idnli1ed him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

A LoNc.LrED LADy.-The Dubuque Express
Of the 10Th of December, says; Mrs. Butter
worth, the mother Of one of our most cstmablc
citizens, attended church on Christmas day. leall
mo upon the arm Of our worthy Mayor. This
lady is aged about one hundred and seventeen,
and is remarkably active for person of that age
She remembers distinctly OF the battle of Cullo
den, and of the Pretcnder escaping and attempt
ing to sccrctc himself in Ireland. A few years
ago she danced quito briskly al the wedding OF
her SON."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

WooD CHopp1Ne.-A most extraordinary feat
of chopping was performed near our town few
days since Benz jamin w. White, Esq. has just
brought from Virginia negro man, about 4o
wears Of age, and offered to bet $40 that the ne
gro could cut cord of wood in an hour, lellmg
the trees and splitting the logs. The bet was
taken, and the parties selected two trees, which
the negro feIled and cut up in less than one hour
On measurement by the Judges, it was found that
he had cut and split cord and a qaarter!!
Herald, Port Gibson, Miss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

STAGE AcclDENr.-The Buffalo stage was up
set in the vicinity of Willoughby Yesterday morn
ing and one OF the passengers, Mr.. J. 4. Hess,
of Ncw-York, was seriously injured. Mr. H. rs
al the Franklin House and though some OF his
ribs were broken by the upset. we are gratltled to
learn that the injuries he received are not con
sidered dangerous. We are informed that the
passengers concur in the opinion that the accl-
dent was the result of careessness on the part OF
the driver Cleveland Herald, 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

The WING DocTRrxE.-Thc Legislature OF
Georgia, at its recent session, took lign ana no
bic ground in relation to the doctrine OF rePuaIa-
non. Every Wing, and every honest man IN the
country, will heartily respond to the sentiment Of
the following resolution:
Resolred, That we regard the slightest breach of
,J;abted faith, public or private as want OF that
moral principle upon which all moral obligation de
pends. That when any State of this Union !, shall
1else refuse 20 recognize her great seal the sufficient
evidence of her Obligation she will have forfeited
her station in the ssterhood OF States, and Will no
longer be worthy of their confidence or respect.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

H5ATlSE WALSH, speaking Of pipe laying says;
* The cant about pipe-laylng during the last Pre-,
sidential election is all iroth and clap-trap and
it is indeed about every other election. We la7a
as much, if not more than The Wigs; and every
man in the Democratic party who knows any,
thing about the matter kaoscs that ce DID,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

I5 There was good deal Of amusement IN
the House yesterday, produced by the reading OF
d petition for a change of name. The petition
was presented by Mr.. Stevenson, and the reading
was demanded by Mr.. Dwight, both Of Boston.
1t set forth, in the usual form, that William Storcr
Wormwood was very desirous of changing his
present cognomen to that of William Storcr-the
reason of the alteration being, in the opinion of
the petitioner, exceedingly obvious to any per-
son of taste We suspect that bill granting
the prayer will meet with no bitter opposition.
Boston Courier, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

7 OZENGt, FOR COLD IN THE, HEAD
- Alays safe and eecua Il instantly relieves the ina
bty OF brea through the nosrs aud the burning
ZION of the pituitary membrane \. B. It's also approved
elosdy TO Bronchitis aud chronic hoareess made and sod
by J. l. ,oDDl.rGTON. Druggists, 227 fls,son st. coz
Sp5,ag. Sold also b. Rusron * 60 no Broadway and
10 tslqr ieuss; J2s. g AspiaWa So Wjsm street; T r.
Drfoest. . Greenwich Jas. ag5ant. 2Gj Greenwich
and j. Msai,im, 81 Broadway Price p cents box.
jsl iru-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE
I,rr-i L

ELLIOT, BURNAP u BABCoCk {. arc .aIs1,a s
= .tantly supplied with large and general is s
Which are The following Hubbards eoorsd :,
great variety Boston Copperplate paIer'i s.,,r.
Post and Blank Book Paper= Printer Ciothesd Coth
Makers Press Boards; Druggists, Hardware aJ J rapS
faper.mskers supplied with all kinds Of stock nat
rails,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

7iIO IRON MASTERS.-i or sale, Mil Sites
4 the immediate neshborhood ,iBituminons Coal and
Iron Ore of the first quality Penns lvanahe point
to tide where such Coal and are found toSether-
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Bait
more BY Canals and Railway For Pamphlets Descriptive Of
the property and farther information, apply TO Archibald
AgNnyre Albany Archibald Robertson, Phladeiphia or
10 the No. Merchants Exchange New York,
where may specimens of the coal and ore also, maps
'lu nj" % So " " ' " r CASEY Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTIFIER

TRIAL BOTTLES-THREE SHiLLlNGS.
ygsO THOSE who haze used Jones' Coral Ea!r
Restorative know its excellent quaiitIssto those who
have not say that the fact of selling three smiling
battes prove the trnh OF saismenand that We
not afraid Of PERSONS trying small quantity st we
the hair grow any where Nature ntsaded hdr 70
grow stop it falling Of curs scuri draniruf and make
and SILKY nothing can exceed tsit makes it truly heaut
fui aud keeps II s indeed, the economical yet
ines hoth1ai the siEn Of the American FasIe $2 Chat-
Boston: ledger Buildings, Phadelphia 2o7 Krgsreet,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

rIyHE UNDERSIGNED, CIVIL ENGlNEEHs. wlI

T'HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Survey Estimates of cost, and reports fox Rail
ways, Canals, Roads Docks, Wha.yes, sus:aaing Walls
Bridges every descriptions, win plans and specifications
AMI when 5e1uif-d, viii sdrentend their execution.
oIrock estimate the of removing the same; tey m
survey land and report on the best mode OF rendering water
po%er available, and of opening and ua,es. They
Will make drawings and specifications improvements IN
machines aad aid inventors in procuring letters patent e
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
vii act for the sale o Letters Patent Also Mills
Mines, Quarries Machinery, Sc.
Address either Of the understand, at 90 Merchants Ex-
change, New York EDWIN +. F.JOHSSON,
6mF WILLIAM K CASEY.