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OF
TIE
Il VI ERICAN
MAGAZINE,
\ Family Newspaper. published
AT the Office. lI2 Broadway.
New York.


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highly enIi'"-ii ted Vi'h cn1ra,ingS.
and '"v"''n fn" VARIETY -. ru,ar,
'ain".t III uSriu! su..i as. Tor gen
raj use. II tie low pric. q! 3 cents a
number. al 81 Il wear. iormin. :.
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EsR'y Goods,
ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queel

ALoO Uroceries, HARDWARE, QueenS-
ware, &C., SC.
Which they are determined to sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
TO sell the sane much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally. to come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.
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FAT BEEF CATTLE
w A n TIE ID.

'S7HE subscriber will pay Cash or in
Goods at cash prices for beef Cat
tie, delivered TO him in Louisiana, dur
ing the season. E. NJ. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo. Water street.
May 18th l845. Is.
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The Asdi~N rGFsr cSc' Prbl'Sh."
in AmeslcG
DEMOCRATIC ~EXFOSITO3.
AND

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CCJhTRT.
We issue to dag tie f,s. nvmber
of 1ho new series Of the Deacc,Gi'
Eaposi or. amt Jn;ied States JyaraaI
for the counir@. which we c,n-1 :
the cheapest pnhucauon ever oli"re,
10 the pa,ron"ge Of the American
public. 1t viii be published "eek Y.
instead OF semi monthly as hereto
fore while under the charge 81 Dir.
Kendall, and although it will contain
more than double tie amount OF mat
ter. there will be no increase of TIE
subscription price. The new Pnh-
fishers propose 10 furnish their SIT
scribers with n vclUme "F
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NEW
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TT We just received at their old
stand, in Ashley. Mo-, a large and
well selected assortment of latest STYLE
fancy and Staple
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SPRING IND SUMNER
CLOTHING

EA3IIE subscriber hasjust returned from the
~ city nf New York. (and taken his old
stand, ~ Vain >treet,) with an entire new
stcuk Of >PaiNG K SUMNER CLOTH
lN". comprising every article usually kept
in a clothing or furnishing tore His goods
are all Eewi we've bought for cash, and mnn
nfacturcd under his Gwn direction, expressly
Tor thi. market, in the latest and most fash
ionable style.
Having formed a connection with a whole
sale dry goods house in the city Of n York,
enables him to take advantageso the mar
ket in buying nsnally low at auction. lie
can, therefore,, confidently assure buyers OF
rea"y made cloteing. that he not only can
nut wall sell them Clothing not onl, ascheap
but cheaper than any other clothing in the
city al 81. Louis. Buyers are invited to
call and examine before purchasing el>.-
wrcrr. ". BROWN.
No. 81 Main Street
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PROPOSALS

For publishing. in the ciry Of Wash
InGtun. a ncN daily. SOM rrekl,.
and weekly. Democratic Repuhll
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THE CONTRIBUTORS

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Sjonal and Amateur Writers ot the
fir distinction. Great expenses :
incurred and great pilnS are taken ="
secure an abundant supply OF mt'i-
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

A Locofoco Tariff Convention net at
EioiIday,hurg, Pa, the l2lh OF November
ult., Of which Governor Porter was made
President. A few Wings were present
among whom, the most prominent were
Il. NJ Biddlc, Esq and Cot. Robinson, Of
Pittsburgh, The committee appointed to
report resolutions was composed, with a
single exception, Of Locooces. The reso-
lutions, rs might be cXpcptcd, were Of the
milk.and- -moIUsscs, non-committaI Charac-
ter, The party, which in order to secure
the vote of Pennsylvania for James X.
Polk, could declare him more reliable
Tariff advocate and friend to the manu-
iucturer than Mr.. Clay, would not he like
" to commit themselves any further upon
that SUBJECT, until the views Of Mr. Polk
should be further declared in his Message
to Congress But, for the purpose Of MAIN
tanning an apparent consistency they must
say something in favor Of a Tariff before
, the President officially defines his position,
To advocate the present law would Uc
unsafe, indications Of determination to
at East, modify or revise il, being too op
parcnt 10 the willy Governor and hr
friends, to Justly slcp 50 far from In
,,,I Foo Iru1p 2Orlri.p$ nj thp NArtN -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

ra.ion Of the present Tariff, 50 long as it
povidps sufficient revenue to detray the
expenses OF the Government, and affords
adequate protection to all the interests Of
American industry" An effort was made
by the Wings to have an expression upon
the Tariff as it is, by moving to strike out
the word "matcrlat." and all after the
words "present Tariff but it proved un-
successful. Notwithstanding they find
that under the influence OF the law as it
at present exists, Agriculture, Commerce,
and Manufactures, are all prosperous; that
The industrial classes in whatever way
employed, receive fair American recon-
pense for their labor; and that Pennsyva-
MIA, in an especial manner, is reaping a
rich harvest; her Manufacturers, large
class, active and prosperous in degree
unprecedented, her agrcultmsts vastly
benefited, by every manufacturing town
being converted into market for the pro-
duce, still, uocofocos, who OIL y fatcn on
the spoiIs Of office. cannot be turned aside
from their object by facts Of this kind
What care Governor Porter and bis para
stical adhcrenls whether these classes
flourish or fade. He has been named as
Il candidate Tor the Vice Presidency. Can
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

In presenting this resolution, the gen.
tlcman offered some remarks in support
thereof, rather going in ertremis against
certain works OF National importance as
being local in their character; and made
some structures on the expression in Mr..
CaIhoun's opening address, calling the Mis-
sissippi river ian inland sea-"
The President (Mr. Calhoun) rose and
said:
wish to be very distinctly understood
that the powerof the General Government
to construct roads &c, is limited to the pur-
poses Of defence Of the cOntpde"atPd States.
There is an error in the common under
standing Of the words "N0Goual power"
"General welfare" The wo Dis are fire
quenty misappijcd. Therei is 90 "Natjon-
al power as applied to the General Gov
eminent, beyond what is expressed in the
Constitution. We are in Ourc0ni3deraIion,
q congregation of ra!ions, Of sovereign
states aHd on that feature our sys TEN de-
pends. When you say an object is Of ma
tionaI Importance, You mean it is Of Con-
s,itnljoHal i'm or,ance. If we had no Con-
situ,on to hind us in one compact, there
N,1id not hc what is commonly called the
general weItarc.' Now these things al
cone bark on the on" grand feature, that
We ar' several nations longrc8atcd in one
ConlpntI
I ,,-.t. "a.
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Presidency by the means Of the FederaIis,s.
am of oniaion thar ,his n,rlv has hitherto
solid claims Of moril with ,hr nubIic. and.
to confidence, shall contimua to bopo
that our mislortunps are temporarv. nnd
/ that the partv will ere long emerge fran, H..
! depre.sion. Eut ifil Shall acl =, lonli.h or
unworthy mart in anv capital instance
shall then despair
+ Surh. without doubt, will be the part i.
will actifit Shall seriously attempt to sun
mort Mr.. Burr in opposition to MIR. Jetfer-
son Ifit fail. as. after all il is not iupro-
bsbIe, il wiIlhayc riyitrd the animosity Of
thl, uprsop. will have DESTROYED or wcu-
keg,d thr natives 10 moderation which he
must at rrr-pYt feel. and it will expose
them to the DISGRACE Of a defeat in an at
tempt to elevate t. the first place in the
Government one oi the worst men in the
comnunity.
# It succped. il will have dnne nothing
more lor less than place in that station n
man who will BOSSES the loldne.s ard
daiuc necessary togiye success 10 the In
colin system. instead ofope who, for want
Of that qualify. will he less fitted to pro-
moe if
Let il not he io,rpiYed that Mr.. Bvr can
lc won 10 he federal views. It is vain
hone, Stronrpr Ties and stronoor induce
mcni5 than lbry can offer will imoeI him
/ in different direction, His ambition will
nol be- content with those ohipris which
yirluous mca orcither patty will aIlot to il.
and hr4 situation and bis habits will oblige
him to have recourse to corrupl eypedients.
from which he viii he restrained Lv NO
moral c.pD es. To acconnpIsh his ends
he uia9r !ra1 upol unnrinciuicd men. and
viii continue to adhere to the myrmidons
who have hitberto surronrded him. To
these he will no donbt add Nnle rooues Of
the Federal marty; bul he wifi emnlov the
roguc- Of All parties to overruIp I he coed
men Of all parties, and to prosecute pro-
ipcls which wise men of every descrjption
will ,jisuppfoye.
These ,hjncs a.e to he inferred with moral
certainty hrW the character OF the man.-
Ev,rv Sicp in his career proves that he has
onnad b,r,.,I II unou the model ofCatiline.
aad &p Is too coId-boodcd and TOO deter
mined "A cQ +DiTatOr ever 20 change blS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
BUSINESS.

Our town, during the week, has presen-
ted an unusually business-ke appearance
and our Merchants have been exceeding
Iy active. A pretty heavy fall of snow
within the last few days having rendered
the roads exceIentEo sleghing, our streets
have been thronged with sleds "loaded
d0wn to the guards" with Wheat, Clover.
seed, FIox-seeo, and Pork. Of the latter
immense quantities have been purchased
within the last few days.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
TIE LATE ELECTION IN N. YORK.

1t would seem that the elecuon IN
New York. the beginning Of last month,
has oct resulted sufficiently favorable
for the Lococcos, TO justify much re-
iocing on their part. The subloIned
statement, which We fud 10 The National
Intelgencer, and which. with The eX-
cepron of Duchpss, that paper informs,
is copied from the official returns in the
Office of the Secretary Of Stale, appears
10 indicate that the popularity OF Mr..
Po k and hls ad nlnjstration, is not alar-
mingly progressive.
Total Wing oote, 1873 S75; Locoioco,
l54 3S5; Abolition, Ii 965; Native A.
mern an, lO,IS2 The m,Jorily for the
l. lCo!uco Senators over the Wing, 10
The entire S ate, is only SO VOles!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05
FROM ALEX. HAMILTON.
DECEMBER Il, 1890.

Your let er my dear sir, has given me
great pain; not only because it informed
me that the opinion in favor Of Mr.. fur
was Increasing among the Federalists, bu'
herausc il was also told me that Mr.. -
was one Of its portissns, | have letter
from this gentleman, in which be expresses
decidedly h.s preference of Mr. Jefferson
hone Won have been mistaken, and tha
it i, not po-slle le for him to have been gull
ty Of 70 great dupcjty.
/ There is 70 Circumstance which has or
cured in lhr course oI our political affair
that has given ne 50 mach pam a' la
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

SANDS S SARSAPARlLLA -lrha'
NATION o. he mdcous mrmOrhnes is
tie result ol sumr impression made up
an IEpn h, cold GRO her causes. Hence
chronic catnrth. brOnchet', resulting
"a tis-as- ot the pulmonary organs,
Shirh ttrmiua'es in consumption, gas
turis. o,mrhra or runuiog from he ears,
disease OF the krdn"ys and Or"'ers, "ll
originate tom an impression hrsl made
On the mucous ri.sups. FGom expert
icarp ia various ra>rs. it i- ,uhd that
: I'D = Ssjs par,IlA. ~ lhy "s eur" I'VE
Z, "a ~ ,n,i,ry rrad,Car tIls cl',s oi
Nmu4J.t,, as lo 1rctI'iou is sOch ~ 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

0-5~The Democracy Of Ohio are not a
little ppzllrd to account for their late dis
a-uou5 defeat Vurioas causes have been
assigned in various quarters. Atone time
It is attributed TO the uIuaism Of the
"HUde,' - again, to the trucking tamenoS~
Of the "SgfS" whist faw conservative
pretonders discover in ;hp want OF union
in their two factions, the fatal error which
brought with it the "Ioss of Eden and all
their wo" In jefferson county, it wouid
seem, from the resolutions copied below,
which We extract from the Ohio Patriot, it
is discovered they have, in their zig gag
course approached, At tines, IjlIe too
near the straight, weII-dcfncd line OF
Wing poIicH that any kind Of uIuai'm will
lead to success, provided it is we'll distin-
guahed lrom the even tenor Of the Whigs;
and, in order that they may be recognized
hy the slor-sjghlrd, they think it best to
gotas FAR away from correct principles as
possible, The party limits must be 50 well
defined, that Il Way-iarng mqn, though
a toaL may not mistake them If the
Wings have got in the right way, Of course
they must pail into the wrong one.---
Nothing else will prevent them from fall
ing to pieces. To save themselves from
anothcrdcIeat, they must he vcry--o0y
any thi"g, hut Whig~h, They have,
therefore, at meeting held in Stouben-
Vile the 18th ult., among other resolutions,
adopted the following,
"Rcsolrrd, That the late defeat Of the
democratic party oI Ohio, was caused en-
tjreIy by the fact dat IN many portions Of
tine state, there was little or no intrinsic
difference between their principles and
those advocated hy the Wings. When po.
iitlcaI questions are clearly stated, the de
mocmcy is always triumphant. When VT
attempt to take the wing side Of the Ques
1 ton at issue, we always fail, And there.
fore, the only proper method to redeem
the democracy of Ohio from its present fall
/ len condition is to reaesume pure poitica
doctrines based upon the first principles
OF government
"RYolvcd That the delegates from JET
lerson county, to the 9Th of January con
vention, be instructed not to agree to tn,
nomination of any candidate for governo
unless he advocate the repeal of the bank
ing laws of this state; oppose the incorpo
ration Of all chartered monopolies; ant
support the establishment Of sound me
taiic currency
What viii the Drmormcv ofCarroA thjn
ofthis! They, through their late cand
date for Representative, announced then
selves in favor cfa sctt banking system
, Can they instruct thrir delegates to agre
, with the delegates Of Jefferson in the
. choice Of candidate! We viii see.
S we were allowed, we could not wjthho
e recommending to the Democracy of Je
- Icr-on, The name Of Caleb J, McNulty ms
e suitable candidate for Governor, one WI
u would emhody their doctrines and wish
l. more fully ttan any man we know--D
p vd Tod not excepted, But We lorlear,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

establish an Armory in the West al some
suitable and central position.
10. That The President appoint d com
mLtee of members of this Convention to
memoraIize Congress on the various topics
embraced in the foregoing resolutions.
/. That the President also appoint a
committee nt members Of this Convention
to adj our common constituents OIL the
same subjects.
These resolutions and the reports being
referred to the select committee, Gov.
Jones, on Saturday the 10th, at noon, re-
ported the following resolutions, which he
said had been adopted with unanimity,
eXceptas to one.
l. Rcs,ircd, That the reports Of the vari-
onv committees, and such documents ac-
compaaymg hem as the super, sILg COM
. mllco may select be- printed.
,. RcsoicDd, That the communication
between theGoI' of Mexico a,h the mteri-
or, afforded hy the naTigalion Of the Mis-
si--jppl and OHIO rivers and l!lpjr pui cjraI
uilutaros, rs Indispensable to the defence
Of tho coanlyy in time Of wal, and essen
tial also its commerce.
,. R@oi5rd, That the improvement and
prrs". vatjon OF the navigation OF those
great rivers are objects as strictly Natio. al
as other preparation tor tl" defence OF
I'll" country, ard that surh improvements
ar" deemed by the convention npl ,rtDca-
b" by the States or individual rulcrpr Sc,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-05

rr5-The Proyi lenae Journal says that
the uon. CoIob Cushing is preparing for
the press a History of the Anercrn EN-
bassy to China. 1t will be an attractive,
interesting, and, we doubt not, widely
popular book,
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-23
TEENS OF THE HERALD,

THIs paper is published every Tuesday, at s.
per annnm, payable kalf-yearly in advance
Ifnot paid within the year, $3.50 wall in'aria-
bly, be charged.
No subscription taken for less than sax months
nor can = subscri'er Discontinue unless at
the option Of the editor, until arrearagesare
paid OF
AnvrrrusEwr~rs win be inserted at 81 per
square, for the first three insertions, and 70
cents for every subsequent insertion: longer
ones ia proportion.
lpVERrlsExEnrs insertedin the Herald and
Republican, three times, at So per square and
so cents for every other insertion.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-23
DWELLI.rG HOUSE.

partly stone and partly frame. commodi
Gus stabling and other nui.buidings.
fase location Of This properly being
ore mile FROM the town of Somer6eld,
abounding ga wood and Stone coal; ha-
wings Sd,c NIL and Gria mn adiacen,
thereto and plenty Of water remaining
through the land, renders il an important
and valuable situation for any kind of bu-
siness. The premises have been for a
long time occupied as IaUern Stand.
The stand is admirably adapted for the
accommodation Of all kinds of Drores.
Persons desirous of purchasing the
property, are reqaesied TO call on Josh
ua b. Howell and e. p OIiphant, of IT,
niontown, Pa. who will give every in
formation desired, concerning said pro.
perry. Howell & OLIPHANT,
Attorneys Of A G Cole, Of Bait.
ju'y2s ASH
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-23
From the Cullivator.
Warm Bed for Pigs.

To THE EDIroRs u very well remem-
Der saving of an old gentleman, an ex-
cellent farmer that if you would make a
hog profitable, you should not ic; him see
a winter; and think have satisfied my
self, that spring pigs well kept and nurs-
ed, are far less expensive, and yield more
in return for their keeping than those
which are fifteen or eighteen months old
But there is one thing quite certain; if we
prefer our store hogs to come in the fall,
we ought TO be careful TO keep them
through our long cold winters both warm
and dry. Every obscrrant farmer knows
that if his cattle are not sheltered from
the cold weather and storm, they viii re-
quire more food to keep them in tolerable
order, than if they are kept warm and
comfortable. Just so il is with pigs-if
they are suffered 10 run over your premi-
ses in the snow and sleet, with their legs
and snout as red as the gill of gobler,
without warm and dry bed Of clean
straw to resort to when they choose, they
will not only, in all probability come out
with the NANCE in the spring, but in every
grunt they viii convince YOU that all the
food they have devoured, has been thrown
away; for shoats that have a cold, damp,
comforiless bed, will get NANCY, and
NANCY pigs cannot grow. Let any one
who has a mind to try the experiment,
take two pigs of one litter, suffer the one
10 run as above, and let Che other be hous-
ed. and well fed, and it will be found that
the superior growth Of the latter will pay.
FOR the care bestowed upon him, with
good interest Hogs that are confined,
and cannot get to the earth, will freeently
be benefited by having little charcoal,
soft brickbats, or soft wood thrown into
them, and trihing quantity of birthstone
mixed in their food occasionally is an ex-
c@Ilenl thing. The hog has lhe credit ol
being a dirty fellow-but we should re-
member that he likes 10 be dirty in his
own way, and for his own pleasure; he
neither prefers 30 live cold, nor in filth
still less does he choose to be half fed
Doctor FranSlin's man said the hog was
the only gentleman in Eagland, because
he alone was exoRcrated from labor. &
fhis be SO, surely he ought to be well fed
and housed in America. entirely be-
Aieve that the same amount of food tha'
willbareiy carry a pig through the wIntel
with bad management. will, with good
prudent treatment, kesP him growing aat
in the spring you have something Do builC
upon, thai viii by and bv make you SO
led porker. who VIII do credit to youl
sive. ESSEN
Newark, New Jersey.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-23
ON Bring Slanoerro.

Not all they say or do can make
My head, or tooth, or finger ache,
Nor mar my shape, nor scar my face,
Nor put one feature out of place:
Nor will ten thousand, thousand lies,
Make me less virtuous, learned OF wise;
The most efTecual way to baulk
Their malice, is-to let them talk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-23
IL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To


DISEASES OF THE EYE.
To these branches of his profession
he has given large share of his atien-
ion for the last twenty-five years, and
he will continue to devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper-
iment. lis establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an eyi-
dent want in this city, in the entire ab-
sence of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also By lhesuccess
of similar institutions al Cincinnati aud
New Orieans--lhe former under The care
Of Drs. Taliaferro. Marshall and Slrader
the latter under that OF DR.. Stone.
The building selected for The purpose
is situated at the corner Of Federal aud
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, adj
joining the city of Pittsburgh. II is
commodiaus and raomy, and furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
the sick.
Applications for admission 10 be made
10 the subscribers, al their Office ON Penn
street, Pittsburgh. or al the establishment.
6No contagious diseases will be ad
mllled. J. r. SPEER, NJ. d.
]. S. KUHN, Nj. ID.
February a5, 1916.