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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-08
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sd accordingly. pr ordeu tn sop mus also he In writing.
An.sai Advertiser ~ charged $50 for 10 lines. and In thai
proposition for advertisements of greater length: eresp, Ase.
uosesrs and Lottery dealers, who ae charged sioo. paper In
eiudedl
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R.OWAND's AMBROsIAL OIL, De AWE

R!O" ANDS AMBROSIAL OIL, Or AME-
~ 6iCfS AiciSsiR, an entirely new and e.san, ahheIe-
Destined ia sup~rsede all otter preparations for purifying, invisora
uns ard beauufsisg T III HAIR.
=. EowAsp has sueee'dsd' alter a long series OF experimental
Investigations. in encnwtns 4 bland and delicate Oh with sapon,-
e-ou' or alkaleseent properties The admirable eonyeug, -ee OF
preparation possessing this unique property HnI AZ once strike
r'ery one IL Is impossible for q pas..eis of the diszgrresble surf
eal.d danhtun- 70 ens' p< uscmcrt aGsr the Application Of the
h''ohostt-- VII a > II INSTANTLY converts it iio a delicate latter
% soap. which l. readily rcLoved ~ the hair brush or b, wafer IL
me person Is Ia ue habit o' wei,ing The hay ar course TIA. oeear
SOMA ufo o rae IN VIII tH'etrs!o rre'"st tie subsequent aeeu-
maiih"n OF caEdrr'. q peculiar stiinuant property Of the Am
20 Va All check The - falling OF the hair" and eonbir ed with
tn USE OF the brush. viii e restor- IL when ios-" Those Alo xho
are not troubled with dandun viii Ind asnai plea.ur, IN h,hi,uaL
y rcsofuhs N % Use al te Anbrosial oil, for preserving their
beks anc ;Es~rs ehau and pure from the dust Of lie head, and for
eoahrfiing upon them It's own delicate fragrance, silky lus,re, and
'e''et s'in-h- " IL IL entirely deSoil OF the ds.sresabe pro
reuy Of sreasIneS- = IcoTmOn IN the ordinary preparations for the
mar. IN shor. ioT preserving the beauty, luxur ance AID yisor OF
Inc ar t'sre has never been a preparation equal To the q" Aneri-
eau AaeaSsAE.' For saie by ALEXANDER pIvAL T. CO.
DC Is "l.- u.i,., So
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DANrALcoNs. rAErALooNr 800 pan. n. v>,v-x
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FUR THE LADIES.

90 LIST or School Books, FoR S,Lr nv
j. w. kANDoi-rH Il CO. lei. Main q. Richmond.
Natural phinSophy-nn,-'sad's Phelps. BARS Swim. cuna,.
Jones Wakes. Com,tocks and CARS
CAe1i.'res-comtoek's Jones; Bake's; Joanson's Gny;s Rem
wiek, and Pheip'sL NJ"
Polite leaning
Iouraoek', and Mathis Geology; Com.toek.s Hin.rahsy.
and Chids.
As'rouomfe--GunmeT Heueh-i. Comaoel: Ohm ,.ad,- WI
n pHans5 Guys, s2d Siake's-Reth on the Globes.
symptoms, ai Playfafrs Euclid; BonycastIes Aen,unuo,. n,a-
ses' Ani simpsons Comic Sections: Farar's Toposnphr H,ssi.,,.
Losarrhnae. and Tugono,n.'Iic Tables; Young, .rS Csmnrd.-
insohomet'!; foans's; Cambridge, and Davies Caiuus
Guinmsre's FbEi'; Dives; Gibsoa's and D.vies surx.v;,,
Day. hu'ton's; and Cambridge Mathematics
ThomPson'- nays; fcupsI; Laeroir; Bourbon. cl.rs. r,k,,.
lcys Algebra,
nav's- ..ru,d's Leeer,re; Brewster; Smith, nrot you,.,..
Try.
Or The above, with aIother School Bool. 4, u. IA, 81. T.
pnees by J. w RAsnoI = N :. s'"
o ~.-.
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DAVENPORT l. l.

DAVENPORT l. ALLEN,
AUcrloNEERs AND COMMISSION AERcMAN,S
HAVE for sala OH Coins! snmcnts from Manu-.
IL fae,urer-, the following auIeIu.-
ANDLES-Spermse New Becford' branis
DO. do Jpdds' Patent
~oIiS-suPerioT Winter bI-,ebed
10. Tarnts
Do. Coal Pits and Linse.i
PL4sTER-Ground from -Lu,ec" Mi,
SOLE LEhTuER-New York in.y-e,.oa. good AMI A.m-r .I
Notwithstanding and Rife from Hazard Powder Connasy.
Connecticut.
csgTIoS YARss-sa- tn ~ Union Nils
ftPER-Cap snd Letter
d.. Wnppins and Printing
Cumberland brand
SOAP-of all descriptions If
po"sfAUGH 4 CO. have now on hand a large as~,r-
~ mehi Of Overeoats, made substantial and Ion--uprin-
FROM 8 To % dollars. In which ~e invite he a.en.ol o. Pureaat
scr, 10 No. "a. We. Min y,
no - doom, fron a "A J,,LI,.. ,o-..
'6NO Farmers, Golfers, and Factories and all
- others IN want Of Boots and Shoes for their .evart4 The
subscriber having a age aud general assortment % ssc.u.. and
Brogans suitable for servants lie wozh respectfully cal the at
tnuon Of all IN want 10 call an examine his stock As he can ami
viii -l IS cheap a. any other HouSe in the city " Richmond OF tic
same quality. ALEX. Hill, Mau.f,
And Dealer IN Roofs shoes asd Trunks &c.
.ot No. 1877. West main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-08

bsadsomS, Good and Chesp.
GNENTLEdENs Water Proof Boot al only s.. The sub.
~ scrrb-r has IN store a supply Of zsntsneEs Calfskin Water
rrrot Boos At the very low puee VI si-a hlnds0ue, good and
ashioHa6le article Por good and cheap Booe, shoes aud Trunks
always bear in rrnt that issy can D. had at
DAVID BULLISGTONS.
della M II u.s r-,i,.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
Irr TowNsnlR, Sept. %, 1915.

Mr.. EuIFoR: hear that ithas been sad
ky s0merof the Locofocos-those who wish
to head and rude that delude6 party-that
there are g number OF Wings in our town-
ship who are going to vote, in part, the LN'
coloco ticket shat is, for Mcclure, as Sher-
itf, and Deford, as Representative. Now
as a true and good Whg Of old lee, 6lam
to know eoneehiTg about that matter, and
can safely say thatilis Gntrue; there is no
Whig, sir, i'm our township, who will be
guilryof voting fOr either of the Locofoco
candidates named above, or any of that
ti,qzet after knowing the course they nave,
and are pursuing towards the Wing cardl-
dates, and The members OF the Wing party
in This county. 'lis true that nuhiber OF
Wlig votes are cliimed by one Of our ritt-
zp s, who, las he say ~ know al S'oNt liz
but must say thlt he, with an his cunning
and political managing, will not he able TO
affect any thing by course OF mat KIND:
The Whigsof Lee to@nshipknow inR and
Ills associate leaders too well to believe
anght that he or they may say in relation
to1he Wing candidates; either verbally or
through his E.ocoonian sheet. Taey are
also trying to affect the election el Our.
Wlllemza by attacking Sheriff Watt A.
las! poor devils, they nIust'be hard vnR to
have TO resortto such measure as that
We know Mr., Watt well, and oar conf
dence in him, as man, remains unshaken'
and ever will, even should the whole Lo"
-rofoco party, from theircorFup leaderdoTn,
attack him.
I hear that Wing IeEcuse me forsocal.
ling himlin Carroton has pledged himself
and his friends to Mcclure. Now | hope
this may not prove true, for know rot
what claim Mcclure has upon the wing
party, that one single member should drop
d man like W1LLEMAN- COhose qualifications
cannot be surpassed in the county, for the
discharge of the duties involved upon the
office for which he is acandidate, and to go
for him, when it is we'll known that he has
never failed to do his utmost against the
whig party, and who, tits said, has never
scratched his ticket for whig, evente the
smslestfoeDn orcomHy office. iwould quI-
.etN inform this magnanitnous man. who
has offered himself and friend SO fully, not
10 come here seeking Wing votes Tor Nc
-Gnre, he might eroNsethe dignity of in
suited Whig honor, which lies in the breast
of every Whig Of Lee township, and be
compelled to 90 home again, with rather
a moor opinion of himself and his influence.
And Z would recommend toyou, my Wing
brethren of other tow nships, to'treat him as
a traitor to the great Wing principles de-
serves, when he comes to seek your votes
for This Locofoco Qgfise deepe& cast, even if
he has the promise of the DEPUTYsHlPfrom
Mr., JTcGuire, which have heard It init
mated is thexase. Inconcuson, would
say to the Wings Of old Lee, prove true to
your name, and never letit be said that WE
are milk ondzUdIer men, and thRt a loCBoco
offhis sorcwShip%as made TOOLS Of as --
But BE 1T THE POLLS, and show these
locofocos that you are men, and worthy ol
the name. A DEAlLEN'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

The Loc0focos at Washington are maxi
ing arrangements 10 erect Statue to
Gen. Jackson, al aneXpeose 'Oi $500 COO,
while the "FulnrrOl his Country" remains
without such a mark OF respect. Those
who few years siace thought that jack
sons election would he a national curse,
are NOW foremost in moOthing for popua-
rty in this business. tits to lie a CoioSSal
G4HestrIGh StEiae IN impershabte bronze.
1t weuld save expense il one OF these mol
ern jaotson men could be set up for u
Statue. There could be no question atout
the purity ofde bness:--M. Y. TliJune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
OUT AT LAST.

Our readers remember, ne doubt, that
James Forbes was nerpinGtectat NpwCum-
berIand, bya Senatorial Convention ofCar-
roll and Tuscarawas counties. We han.
pene& on the "Omo DEMocRAT," realtrue
Iaue hard money IOkeg sheet, published at
New Philadelphia. wtlich centains the ell
tire proceedings of the Convention, signed
by the officers. The resoIu tons are in the
usual style Of that party, tor Polk, Texas,
Oregon; against the acts Of hast winters
Legislature, in favor Of the Sub Treasury,
G;c. One resolution We will give, and we
w1ntitshownto every voter betore he votes
the "DEMocRATlc TIcKET'" and here tits,
'"Resotrrd, Tharwp UNANIMOUSLY DtsAr-
TRovE OF THE BANK Law OF THE LATE wHTG
LEGISLATURE, AND HOPE TO SEE IT SOON Nal
LED TO THE COUNTER AS BAsE COM"
'Our readers will remember that the above
resolution passed by an WRupimo,s V6te, Of
a convention held at New Cumberland,
composed of'one man from each township
tn the county Of Carroll, with like dele
.gation from Tuscarawas. We don't COM
plainol the resolution; bat we do think it
supremely meanin men natter passing such
resolve as the above, to come home and
Try to make the people believe that FORBES
and DEFoRD are Bank men. SRAME on
such MPosToRs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
SALE OF RE AL ESTATE BY
ORDER or COURT

ON Monday the 81 day of NoSemH,err
IS45, al II O'Clock NJ. Il said .day, at
the door OF rhe Cour House, IN gIre town
nl 'CsrroIlOn, will be sold 10 fhe highest
bidder, fhe IoIl0~ing TGa estate, as lhe
property OF James Pouer, deceased, Ia
VIII: lying 10 the sourh vest quarter Of
sec'ton rs. IN township Is, OF range ).
~ Carroll counIy, brglnnlng alta post at
the north eHsi CO ,neT OF saR soRth vest
quarter OF section 10, rhe8ce west nine.
teen poles, thence seuph sne hundretana
SIX poles to The dover line OF the widow,
thence easl Gneteen poles 10 The eastine
Of lhe quarter section, thence Horrh one
hundred and six poles along said line TO
the pIuce OF beginnIng, containing twelve
acres and binrty four perches more or
less. Terms oil sals one third 10 hand,
and The balance in Two equal annual in-
sta amen's with interest secured by mort-
gage on the premises Appraised at
sees So. JOHN POTTER,
Administrator of James Potter, decd.
October 5, l645- 81 ST.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
THE CIRCULAR,

Among the many efforts that are now
being made by certain few Of the Demo.
cratic purty to'deGut the election of Eti
VIIIemuR, the Wing candida,e for Sheriff
OF this county--we are informed thatre-
ports are circulated that he is a ~Duch
Peatav," &c. The dharge is any thing but
true. MIR. WNVeman is a Pennsylvania
by bhth, and has lived in Carroll county
more than ten years. We think chat the
friends of Mr.. Mcclure must calculate
largely Oh the guIIibiIty of the Wings If
they suppose that voter VINO was NOV
ed and animated by the generous feeling
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
IEFFERSON COUNTY.

The Eoccfoco candidate for the House.
in jefferson, goes straightout for hard mo-
ney and Repeal of the Banking law. We
have no doubtthe Wings viii defeat him
and the whole Lotey ticket. James Means
ESQ, and other Influential men who have
heretofore stood by the Democratic party
now support the Wing candidate. Mr.
Means is No Repeater.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
SHERlFFTS S4EE-

BY virtue Of a writ Of Pu vendi expo.
Aas, issued out Of The court Of common
pleas for Sark county, OHIO, and to me
directed, will of for sale at The house
OF issac Brothers, in Brown township.
CarroII county. the following goods and
chal'eIs' 10 wit; one gray mare, one
Brown horse, one Two horse wagon, two
setof horse geers, one red and white
mich COW, and one COW. Sale 10 be on
Monday the sO'h day o( October, iS45.
al ~ O'clock. Nj. on said day. Taken ia
execution and will he sod by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
October 3. l945- Pr fee 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
FDritbp Free Press,

Mr.. EDITOR: Who would have Thought
any could he so base! Some OF my
W hip rreighlors have recently had arFopo-
sitionpmadc them tofrRdc two Of the wig
candidates for rwo Of the Democratic calf
didates at the coming 'EHIgal election. 4
could not, at FIRST, belieVeSny man so faith
less to his tiienda--sso treacherous even to
his enemles; bWtnpon enquirlng, am in
formed that certain NJ. d. of CarroIlton,
'has been making sUchR proposition to a
number6f my whg neigtbors. The same
menihasUpenly declared that he wiIlnI$ke
RS manysuch bargains as possible. Can he
beIhOnest with az those with whom he
m;tkes eurh an sgrcemenE SSHppose he
makes tthht ugreemeWtwltk tkRn wEigs who
loses byit? The whig purity. He would
not orIMCheal hne Of the ten, but would
dpfraUd the tenth one also, for lie would
not keeptis promise. Any man who viii
treat his friends thus, would not be very
likely tokpephis faith with an opponent
T.etTae cautIbn'my whig friends against the
base tricks Of such dishonest demagogues,
1t is, my fellow wings, by this means that
they hope 10 overcome part Of our ticket,
and enable one of the 'bittercst revileTs oil
whig men and measures that there is in
this, or any other county, to steat into the
ctce of Sheriff. wifi you permit chem to
doit. No. Go then 10 the polls on the l4th,
an& vote the whele whig ddket, AND NOTHING
EUg TIRE WING TICKET HAKklSON.
Sept 80, l845,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

The ELECTION IN OHIe.--We look withN
high degree Of interest at the progress Of
the canvass in Ohio, The Wings have
made their nominations and they seem to
he of the right stamp and they are setting
forth principles and laying out the ground,
awakening, in fact 10 action, in such man
ner as to give warrant OF the most success
Cal rompaign. Therenemy is Vtgilant and
active, bal we trast and believe that the
Wings are as mach so.--WheebRg TiRtes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

which gave to Gen. Harrison the vote of
this county, and the whole country in
1870, would so far forget the duyhe owed
to his country and the Wing party as to
vote for Elisha Mcclure to be Sheriftof
Carroll county, when they see what he
said Of them in 1910. We have now be-
fore us a printed Circular, dated "CdrrolI-
ton, Ohio, September 3Oth, e54O, ISSUED
by the Democratic Central Committee af
Carroll county" TO vo'ers Of said county,
and signed by Elisha Mcclure, George Y
Hampson, George ". Chapman, Samuel
BurwelI, and others. The circular was
circulated secretly all over the county
its length prevents us from giving it in
fun, but we will make some sszaracts.-
The Circular, after sreakingofthe "Feder-
,cl poSgy," their attatks'upon the lives Of
Democratic editors, &c, adds:
"Their aim is not more yeveltng totfe
"rn,S9 VI 'V'''7"' 'n"" wv ,tS" y!
,Nn 11ry u''np. ,,. W ,rg c..
~, brute force is called into requ5tioD.
and hUmiIiating to reflect, attempts are
now being made TO noe ana 6'"'e-tedt 'he
honest democracy into the support Of The
enemies Of theH rights and liberties. Not
cortent Win turrinr The RANx .scerws
and endeavoring to wiring from the sufer-
mgS of the pe0p1e. mat confidence winch
[o"11 G l5os W o"'a,,,y" ..o,n 'np J I ",'",o
,o,i n tbo faars of [ho ytrrdy nrv
of the land, and in Substance say to them,
TSUpFoH orr 'ticbH or s"IJpct yoHr rerson
wa y"W s, 'Jr 70 I' ps"o"Irs W ""'p's me N"-
..oo ~ yr,,, ,"o,,o,.'io ;,, no.o on ,bnn,n
a u.or. i,f,n,,ps f,lygroo8 and oro,,sr
= sI,rrrv dian j. t,,rd in ,ho olovo oro,a
,;on .,,oyar foil FROM, Tho iirs or a,wo5 fro,,,
the non Of tho r,ost ,hsraored noIi,;csi
sr, veneer ,pnder beavon For tho trntI,
,of orr assprt.on ,uo,sr,e., N fboeo caIl, =.
.,,,;r;+, ,,,i,o in no1o oidoJ - .,o,x;,. ,ho
.,orra,,, of ohloouv and rorroach which ,uo
o,,,a,oI ,o,;.o f,.,.u,a .,.o 4s.;a.I. =,
rr0,,. .,d oool ,,o, fcoo u,..;.o,,.,..
Mr. MrCgi,e and hi, ,covorLors IN miami
-, p,, .,nr :, soo.,o L,. had ~,
tiood.ol,i 10. ,Lo r. cL..;r r.
C,,rou co,,n,u .and n.a .oo IL. Will
vo,os
Tho. .Cic,,,r.r onou, A..
Of tho ro,,ol,,;on ,to uF,Io. AI.,,,' ;,
"tbe Reigp .or Tarror u ..,ho p,cI. sbo,
8, -, D..,..:,
recommends ..y~,,,n, ,,,,.. or G. et,,;, .orr,
,ect ,be De,,orr,cv or Carroll in ,to .oyer
rigo or tl.o oloo,i,o r.,,.h;,, .aia...
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

Col. THOMAS H. BENTON we regret TO see
it stated in aletter from Washington to the
New York Herald, is lying seriously ILL.,
Ever since the disaster on the Princeton,
he has been at times subject to symptoms
Of the paralyzing conclusion which he then
receiVed--Wheeiing Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

PLEASANT UNDERWOOD, the colered man,
convicted OF rape on the person of white
woman, was sentenced to the Penitentiaw
Tor the term Of ffteen years. A young
man, foUnd guiityof burglary and larceny,
in breaking into and robbng q taiIor's shop
at Uniontown, was found guilty, and sen-
fenced three years to the Pententiary.--
Canton Repository, September 10.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

INDECENT HAsTE.--Judge Story died on
Wednesday. On Saturday, before he was
cold in his grave, some friends OF Marcus
Morton, held apublic meeting at Lowell
Massachusetts, and recommended him for
the Vacancy that death had SO lately crea-
ted. 70 us this indecent scrambling after
office is MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

pr"The Ohio Democrat" is the name
Of the LocoIoco paper pOblished in New
Philadelphia. The number Of the 95th
September, winch contains stheprOcRekSmgs
Of the Convention TINT nominated James
Forbes forGre Senate, gives long editorial
articles s&ewing the democracy that Z. X.
Ec%ley voted for the passage VI the Bank
ing law Of the last session, at every stage
of the proceeding, and the same paper
promises me democracy much il Forbes is
elected The Banking1aw is to be repeal
ed, says the Tuscorawas democracy. What
say the Carroll democracy to thiss We
would inform our readers that we have
been advised by those who know, that
Tuscnaw a" county viii give very decisive
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
DR.. DUNCANS EXrPECTANT REMEDY
This popular medicine for "Diseuse If
tie Lungs" kas jast beenreceived.
YLHELR WARNTNG!

TO THOSE PREDlsPOSE0 TO CONSUMPTION!
The weekly recordsrof'death and the vast
amount that die 'of consumption, should
convince all, hat no time should be lost i'm
procuring something 10 arrest the Hydra
headed monster in due season, before it
takes holdof the tendermembranes of the
Lungs, and causes them to disease. This
timely caWionMay he tire means,of spaping
many from the shadows of ItIe grave, 'Und
placing within their reach E Fsampdv thttt
tens Of lhousendshave used b5iUEe them
many who are living monuments aJf health
to the present. is it not then blessing to
the'consumptive that ahere is q medicine
atwiEretH0ge theiralfliC CtionsHnR pestmg
sound he&kh This is tolbe dound i'm the
timely use of DR.. DuncunS ErpellordM
Remedy, neutrality-suspicious. for
diseases OF the hlngsaud the pr4monr0w
OF consumption. Those who
'Gro EfflcIed with q cough, cold ,hoarseness
Rndsoreness ,ef the 9broal, btonuhitis, spit
ting of btcod, pain in the breast and side,
dilticahy of breathing, &c. should uOtdeIay
procuring ans medicine uwgil it is too late!
(~3-CaR eny at the store of X. JACK
Son, who.has appointed only agent
dor thSfnedicnein CarrOIlton,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

H-The Hon. Levi Woodbury.. Of New
Hampshire, has been appointed by Presi-
dent Polk, an Associate Justice of the ST.
preme Court of the United States, IN the
room of Judge Story, deceased.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

BACKED OUT, ,~ADr. Mcdowell, of St. Lou-
is, has abandoned his proposed California
and the St. Louis New Era
states that one Of the strong reasons he
gives for doing so, is that il Is a country
unfit tor farming purposes, and he does not
like to slarVe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
October 3. 1885, Pc fee Sl.
An Apprentice Wanted.

The sHbscr'her wants an apprentice 10
The BLACK MITHING BUsINE,s. a bog
from 10 10 II teau OF age, who can
come we'll recommended for IAdustVi,u us
habits, &c. will ii ID an adSanr agcOu4 s,l.
naiIon by maGIOg Immediate app''ca,'~n
10 R. p G. ULO.
CaEroitioa, October ), tb4j.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
WHO TICKET.

Senator,
EPHRAIM r. ECKLEY.
Representative,
JOHN RILEY.
Sheriff,
ELI WILLEMAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS r. HARBAUGH.
Treasurer,
JOSEPH G. KENNEDY.
Recorder,
SAMUEL UNKERFER.
Commissioners,
JAMES w. MCLAUGHLIN,
Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN H. TRIPP.
Surveyor,
JAMES MtCULLY,
Poor House Director,
ROBERT BARNHILL.
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If Mr.. Polk is in want of troops to sus.
tan the Texas war, why does he not luke
the Empire Club. which has heen employ.
ed to bully the Wing, Of New Yok, and
send il beyond the Rio Grande 10 bully
Observation-Disclosures
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MAMMOTH RADISH

We have been presented with a Mann
moth Budish, raised NY Mr.. George F.
Remedy, Of This town, which weighs atare
mounds. JVho can 6eat this?
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frF The 'EawothoH Total abstinence So
cieiy will meet this evening friday in the
Court House. As thprewiIl he an,eIectiOn
OF officers and o,herinrportant business 10
transact general attendance isrequesled.
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ter hope he will not undertdke ITO cast
suspicions on one who lives and hopes TO
.J;olo DEMOCRAT.
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The Locos Of Massachusetts, have nom!na-
ted Isaac Davis, of Worcester. for Governor.
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whig majority. She can and will give the
whig ticket from 200 70 SOC votes ma
iority,--Mo mistake.