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~o THoMPsoS'S TRUssES Office 10 Beck
lNS,lnan street. About 300 Of the nrst physicians
decided sss:s 70 @ Truss ass' sv you esa
graduate pressure Com 70 ffty pounds tie
rupture without back pad, which does 20 much injury
TO the spe. far ira being The best test Of It's superb
o-ty Is applied and six days given and II & docs
not retain rupture while performing every kind OF e1
excise or coughing. and give perfect easen word hn
satisfactory In every respect thu money Is ensenuy
returned and this Is the only condition on which yoa
should buy any Truss. permanent cure easy eeesea
and warranted, u directions are followed.
These sending Tor this Truss need only nenuon ns e
ruptured and the measure roRnd The hips as te can gao
uate the pressure 10 suit their case sod wholesale ana
retail ~ i3 yeck man-st e-I "
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MEDICINES.
WIsTAR,s BALsaM WILD CHERRY.

$ coMfOCND H4LILsiIc FHrFAsATI1s FEoM Wild cHkEkr
The best remedy kstotcn to TIE toord foy the care Of
coughs, c0idS, asthma, T0rp, bleeding Of the
bangs, rctoeping- cough, bronchitis, M
fuen-a, sloT,ncss Of breath, PUN
and ,ceqkneSs IN the breast
Or SIDE, hrY coul-
paint, and iie
first sfyraS 0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

RHODE ISLAND APPOINTMENTS. --Hezeklah VII
ard has been appointed Collector ef this Port in place oil
Thomas f. Carpenter, who declined the appointment III,
Wizard was q Member Of the Foundry Legislature and
has hccn one OF the chief directors ans head of the party
Elisha Thiuey 2d. has been appointed Postmaster AZ
Warren I'm place of Samuel Randall. removed. Mr. Ran
dali has he'd the office Cor thrty years
benjamin Wyatt has been appointed Postmaster NJ BITS
toll In place of William j Ti!lcy, removed.
George Brown has been appointed surveyor Oh fawca-
tuck He was nominated for the office b. President
1ylsr and was rejected by the Senate. Prov Journal
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CAND PAPER Goa MANS Suuon's-ior sale BY
> ISL EUGENE ELY 80. II EVI!oR-siss's'
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nENIAI. SL-KGEkN

Il
fully tender - professional services % the friends and The
pablo and invite all who .qu the ,dyce AID skl OF The
experienced aad practical e;ist. ~ cs them lean thar
terms, ard exlIEe theif claims - public science I'D
irouacr-
hey would particularly call attention TO their Pi-at
method fastening artificial teeth VheE gold plate
whic used by themselves alole IA The cities OF N=mi crk
and WaShiustu The prominent ad'agisc-s OF this
mode Of The iccSigci i ne al
attendant uTnr the rsnoyal @! the roots OF tn iroIt
ish aHd Tekes those roots highly useful 20 ateuins the
artificial --;h IL gives the teeth greater h-murss. renter
iUl ,h- may be the process Of ntcAJon than The
mode IL 7nd-Ts easy 70 renosg and rrQi1ce Tie
teeth which together with The Peculiar simplicity Of w
enables the keep chem svsvs clean The
secured by TINS paei nred' ut t x
order be gud-Bt9ot Rnd be Used 70 be appreciated II
has received she sob1oa Of OF The istir shed
Deass The country. and unIseISaly cOHmeacrd b.
;hos- no have ayed themselves Of Us .dy ARLa.rS
Hereafter J. Smith DoDGE Will devote bis sntre attention
the ofic u Botds-eI. Ne,si OK xhe the junior
brs leave call attention ih- following recommendation
from IN Hoa Ss Wight late Of the l. :. SENATE asd
Governor o! Ia State Of NeT-l OK:
WAsHlSG-oN. y. 6. FEB. i, 1873.
Dr. J. Smith Dodge. rpon his arrival N asaeton 10 oIva
ofhce Sul-rOn Denst Fr-Satsd 10 nS irs IRON!
S.iat,s congsiG- the strongest and favorable
ual both The excellence 81 his private c1c:er and
his perluT professional qGzlIfc4oS Thee satisfactory
-vi5eGces of tn and the Da induce!
engage the professional services Of Dr. Dodge 70. ny
family and and myself cSir- personal
experience equally f.Tgr-bi- testimony
favor gentleman ard skiui eeHss This
by we'll oSe6isnc- to Tn SricIt2
Of sPcc.abt- and worthy trIens New ORR Eho
have msu experienced tie skh and cJes of III
Doctor N. profession NY own c1EYleons Of his
soaAl and professional Merit SlLAs WRIGHT
Mi AL
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NO DECEPTION

No DtJEPITUN
Not ,ceck passes array trihort tce hare 10 record
sone of The most astonishing c19es Of iong cont
tinutd Asthma, Incipicnt CONSUMPTION,
Bleeding at tie Lungs, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, and the
rarious diseases Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

IycENplAN FRES.-We mentioned Monday
;ha, the Second Baptist Church in Salem. Mass
had been recently sci on fire. On Friday evening
the house of Capt. Thomas NJ. Johnson of the same
place was fired in two places. The flames were
exunsuished before much damage had been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

HIGHEST PREMIUM TOBALCp An. ~ ttt00
5 For e., .e Ss 5sr. The osw1r Of their
ns IN s a 81 ass TR R[ Ss
character these articles have sustained has ootanr1 oI
for he best Tobacco aud Snuf-tesnonids fey hare sr
fqied 10 obtain they have been IA he sNAess nol"
l them in the assertion that their Tobacco Ii the
purest, cheapest, and IN ever way tht tei!, ,
excel or hry can returned and tbs money refunded Inc
following may all times be had al their stores OF iAetoI
ttIEwINGg TOBACCO sL L3N So CUT
Quarter size Quarter siz-
put up in bbls. bbIs. and boxes OF various sizes
Pound Tin Cans,ers carefully put w Tor private use or
'O' '"''''HS' MILD SMOKING.
HsISe s sis' s saafIt Size se''
ANY Of The above Tobacco Will be raeke loose in barrels or
scAFARLATTI TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO
Quarter L s1 iSS P' s " fss To "a s4f
Quar;erlb papers also packed in case of6 and 10 doL each
American Gentleman III Jas aud bottles
Plain Rappee. DO 20
Scotch do do and baddeD
vfFSliSi T Sa4 To p. &C
70 soils Ageai IN tins city Tor Aug Leitwieh's -Four
Aces 0'Ana 'A'sG iHMiFoiRTED sEGARs
Now hand an unusual fine ss.oItmsh Of h, ,qs choice
bTaEds ol t4Nlni ana trihcilr sls1l
possible care embracing the following choices braads
kEGALiAs
Prime old India Reg,lis, IN u and boyes
DO CiaraHiizada do do
do Lord Byron. DO DO
La ndi., in NJ boxes; La Norma do, La ratrnts DO
COMMON .izE.
Norir=a l. NOnna,
Frscancia Eagle,
La Riund,, Ia Poeta.
La India. Plantation,
D. Moya Prncige of v,rlops brands,
CubGey < Werner ex:r1 ins. ongT-2s and CsnoEes.
JOHN ANDERSON Y co.
NILS Pm Mo- Wall. aud 2i3 aHd 2l5 Drauc-strset-
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THE TRIBUNE.
PROGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.

Correspondence OF the New York Tribune.
Brook EAnM ASSOCIATIONS Mass Mach al Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

DOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
DBRGDGEPORT, Ccnn.-By Rev. D. DE T. Ely < sirs' Ely,
d. rreG 20 furnish The OF finished edueauoncou-
irecinr on the 9TH of MAY The situation ION Soken Hlls
delightful and the ileies for acanIGinT TIE tieneh are
Btoad ay E. Collier, leg Fulton street. and OF j. T. SAN
flr,t Erld-enOrt tnlh3l Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

This Agency, which originally commenced by ihs
subscriber Gi presents TO the enterfisInS portion 81
the business community complete sjsSn, By which TIE
OF procuring the custom If The country 70 Almost ADy
event G and sltlsilcory by
who duly authorized and empowered by te propretors Of
the several papers repreent them "a @ an'aet,on Of nu
ID Idl- 20,
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A GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALkOW.
"A MsEs Mercer ,ad Taller. rs lescher street nsIi %
Wooie street respectfully Informs his Patrons ana ne
e general that he intends akiSg eloth al eof9'e
his Having May next aaa ieies
Cloths plain and fancy Csssimres ard 'esi1ag' Of ~ ''
aud most be.niifal patterns -. 80 e.o
HIS f.iers for Dress Coat. fotn ~ - 90
YETI Black satin both Ea,h and Frrueh 81 30 10 81 %
Also RsN styis Of Fyenet CSisaeses Tor 'ss APP wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

EEMAl.E EDCCATION.-The Misses ADAM OF North
aupton. Mass propose TO receive INTO tier family. SIX
, thar ovu whom thcv will Instruct the usual
harches Of eucason. anr 20 whose tanning moral phy
rsl AMI Intellectual thy si faithfully 'eNo'e Themselves
hs advantages OF Northampton location are ;so well
known 10 rsqe particular mention and one OF ne Most
xte 5ss IN TIE village occupied by he iarnIiy neg
have mad experience teaching and are familiar with he
principles of instruction sncce-stny accepted % Geo: b
Enr->on Esq Boston, The Spnns term VIII cunimcrce
on Thurt-y NAV ist For particulars TO terms. SC so
ply tes Adam. Northnmptnn. Reference may Ne maize
~ Boston 10 Rev e : Gannett. D. D.. Newly orS-Rey H.
w Ia--.r. Nj .,nE.L Ruins Els anl l-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Destructive FISK IN WsSrMoEElAND COUNTY,
P,-We learn from thc Greenburg Argus, that on
Monday or Tuesday last, a steam grisi mill belong
ing 10 a Mr. Sowash, in the vicinity OF jackson,
vile, We>,moreland county, was entirely destroyed
nv Ore The contents consisting OF about 20c0
bushels of wheat quantity Of ccfn and oats and
SO barrels OF -four. together with cardlns and
fulns mill, about 200 of cloth, and the whole
MACHINERY, were consumed. The books Belonging
TO the mil were all burnt.
DESTRUCTIVE Fms.-oae Of the most 6esirnc-
i've fires took place in This village on the h nit,
Ina, has ever before occurred in II, |, broke out
in the building occupied BY Mr. sullivan as b.
kerry. on the man street east Of the Pubic Square;
In few momenis it extended TO The dwelling AND
Chair Factory of Lester EmmonS, WHICH together
with the Bakery and three other buildings Were
desiroyed before the flames could be arrested. We
are as yet unable 10 determine the amount OF the
loss sustained, butt probably no, far from $1,000
IElyria (O) Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

REMOVAL
DATSOR & POND hare remnt ed TO No. y West corner
Il of Albsi.y.lt 1.-THE first stree; below CeGar.)
Anil isiS as iyx
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yI,ES DOLLARS REwARD.-.vICKSRURG RANK
L SToCK-A certificate OF thirty shares Vicksburg
Bank Stock in the name of Buckley Peck and NUMBER
ed 302s with Power OF Attorney attached was os' on Sa
rdav I'D March, II enclosed IN letter, and lost
gu ito -a % above wall be paid by lesv.
Ing IL at rhompson's Office, 81 Wali-st. mh2o
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~ y ~ Wtstmlnsisr-st
rsb Il tsD Providence. X. |.
For further particulars and conclusive eyldeUee OF IT'S su
nor value and efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
Of agents gratis Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail aud
f7r e1poration By a. b. D. SANDS, Druggists No ~
Fulton-st: 27J Bruldwar. = Es.t Rrc,i'..y s" "'
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LEWIS FRANCIS, I
CEgus Il LouI2Ei, )
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sK. WEDNESDAY MoRNENG. APRIL g, 1858
SCHOOLS.

PoARDING- SCHOOL. FOR BoYS--New Canaan
ID Seminar c.. Number Of Fuplls limited TO venty-
TENS SI3G m y-ar Circular, os Obtained OF NJ. Geo
S-i-y. 20 r-ari-st; J. Dmoa. ~ Rviaetou; " ha6i,-
sa 8 Henry: " Browning IS Nofh Moe=s-st' " Eh'I'
IN THf -.'f f.-,1-El xr
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D ussfA SHEET IRoS-3S0 JACKS assorted, 9 10 Is,
IL :c- sale BY QtD CAss < WARD, Il Bsaai-s'.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
"oHIO CULTIYAToR. 4"

TIE 9th number Of this valuable agrf-
cultural journal has come to hand. ~ is
filled with articles Of interest to the farm
ers. There is. however, one hInt we
would give the editor, and that s' II ne
expectsao succeed in bis noble enserpnze'
he must sbstain from the kind Of remarks
which he makes about the Leg isIGture, in
the first column of the first page. We
think that it is assuming rather too much
for stranger to begin at once to endeaVcr
to make breach between the people and
their Representatives. He is in error if he
thinks that the acts of the Legislature
would avail any thing unless public sem
timent is in advance OF the law. Better
continue to publish your well written rr-
aicEes and appeal 10 popular sentiment
than to quarrel with the political parties of
the country about the deings Of the Legis-
lature,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

We. have been requested, by some OF
the citizens Of this town and vicinity, to
give notice that meeting viii be held at
the Courthouse on Friday This EVENING"
for the purpose of ticking into consideration
the propriety of establishing a Classical
ScheOI in this town. The meeting will
convene at the ringing of the bea, and al-
ter the adjournment oftheCourt.
We hope a general attendance viii be
given. Our town is greatly behind the
spirit Of the age in the advancement Oh
education. Several ofour'citizens are de-
sirous Of educating their sons, and why
not do it at home! Better keep them un.
der Vheir.owncare, than send them abroad.
NE think ftsGt an enlightened seB-iatenest
should induce our citizens to move in the
premises without delay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

laissioli, NnIGedly with all other good "citf-
zeEsof these States, continue toemp1oy our
infueneeand energies inalThonorabe'ways
10 defeat the eKertions now making, and
hereafter to be made, TO forman union with
Texas, untikthe threatened danger to'our
beloved country shall beaverted, the integ-
rity of the Uaionsecured; and should those
exerNons prove too pow erfuI, and the dis
grace of ennexation be consummated, we
will never Tntennit our efforts till the odi-
Gus and wicked deed shall be undone,
ReSolUed, That among all'the civil and
politica questions now before the people OF
the United States, the question of the an
neXation of Texas is the paramount quea-
ton; and we pledge ourselves to each 9th
er, that in all elections for members Of the
Legislature andCengress, or forrany other
office in the National or.State Government,
we will not superior vote for any cahdi-
date aOho IS not'Opengty opposed to the aHHeT-
alton Of Teas 10 this Union.
Resotved, gRat'wecpproUe the proposition
Of a Stole ConUeltion al an early dng, and
that II is-udVisabIe for this melting tOcppojat
detegGtes thereto.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

6T-Ow Court Of Common Pleas opened
on Monday Of this week. Present, the
Hon. j. Pearce, President, Robert George
DR.. Thomas Cummings, and John Ebersole
Associates lMossrs. Cummings and Eb
ersole elected last winter) The usua
number ofRpplications were'made for Tao
era licenses, and several general RemOn.
trGncPS,
The Court, after due deliberston, grant.
ed the license, and stated that, under the
late act Of Assembly, the Court would
hereafter feel bound to refuse IA @enesOal
Of licenses to any tavern Keeper
J. Who would give liquor to any man,
known by said tavern keeper to be inteni-
perate.
2. Giving liquor to any man who, at the
time, was htox Icated.
8. Encouraging drunkenness or drink
ingin any way,
We do not pretend to give the language
Of the Court, We'ony give the substance.
Those who sell liquor will, we hope, OBJ
serve the above rules SuictIy.-'.Noug
verronS."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

'6rThe spring election for officers ofthe
State Of New York have terminated most
gloriously for the Wings. The State Of
New York is this day Wing and no mis-
|iake.
In the city of New York, Havemeyer,
Locofoco, is elected Mayor over Harper,
.Nchte american, by 6,657 votes--but he
wants 51o votes Of a majority over both
Harper and Selden ana less than 500 to
give him amOiority over all-Harper, Ma
tive, Selden, Whig, and Smith Il Tappan.
Mr.. Harper had been the Mayor for the
last ycar~-wasa popular man, and made a
good officer.
In Cincinnati the regularly nominated
Wing candidate succeeded for Mayor, over
the Locofoco and NatiUe candidates.
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.aN0OOO @

Governor TxLLMADGF, OF WISCONSIN,
REMOVED. The %ashingtoncorresponde11t
OF the Newark IN. ID Advertiser anroWn-
ces the removal OF the Hen. N. P. Gell-
msdge from the post Of Governor Of Wis
consin, that he has oceupied'only since the
latter part OF October last, and TO which he
was nominated by Mr.. Tyler. Heis super
ceded by Ex-Governor Dodge, who he'd the
office under Van Buren,. Nothing but una
dalterated, hard-money, Texas lOcofocoism
suits the palateof Mr.. Pok.-O. S.'Jo,tr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-S29, 400 STOLEN -
The barge Clinton, plying between this city
and Poughkeepsie was yesterday robbed of
the above amount of money, either while
lying at the pieriootor Murray street, north
river, between the hours Of two and 1--WE
o'clock, P. NJ, or while on her passuge up
the river. The money was in packages as
follows: one package containing $I2,800 m
bills on the Farmers and Mechanics la K,
Pouehkeepsie, one package containing So
600 in bills on the Merchants Exchange
bank of this city, and $4,000 on the Bank
ofPoughkeepse, this package was the pro
perty Of the Ra., of Poughkeepsie, Be
sides wrichwS taken $500 in smaller bilIi
probably in $500 notes on the Mel chant
hank Of this city All of which was takel
fscm the ifon,chast belonging to the bowe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

The New TAX LAw.--The Locof0co pa
pers are taking great pains tomake the law
taxing money at interest and capital in
trade odious, and ct the same time to char
acterizP it as a whig measure, 1t Is true
that the wings having had a majority in
both branches Of the Legislature, are TO thai
extent responsible for the act But that il
was made party measure in either branch
is untrue II was introduced by the Fl.
nance committee Of the Senate, Mr.. Disney
and Mr.. Kelley, (Mr. Cox, the chairman be-
ing unwell and unable to attend to his off,
cial alduties.) The first two named gentle
men uOncuTed in reporting the bill, -bo.h
of them supported it while under discus
sion, and both voted for it. But nine men,
bers of the Senate, of both political parties,
votedagainst the bill on its final passage-
some OF whom were wings and some locos.
Bat it seems to be anew thing underthe
sun tosee our political opponents espous-
ing the cause ofmoney lenders and traders.
And, what other class of our citizens does
this law injuriousyefect? Surely not the
farmers, for their tGr is one .toUTh QEa mill
on The dollar tess than il 5OOuid haze been but
for this lao. bill passed the House le-
vying a tax of IA mills on the dollar for the
support Of the State Government The
Senate having passed this new tax bill
struck off the fourth of mill, and when
the. bill taxing money at interest, &c., pass
ed the House, they agreed to this amend
ment Of the Senate. So that the owners OF
farms and town lots have less tax to pay on
account of the passage Of this law.
Has the honest merchant, who listed the
full amount Of his capital in trade under the
old law, cause 10 complain Of the new law!
Surely not, For under the old law the
sOhoie amount was entered on the grand le-
Wy; while under the new law only one half
of the amount gwen in by him under oath
is required to be put on the grand list.
Has the money lender who gave in the
| full sum on which he was receiving inter-
est any cause of complaint! On the con-
trary he, like the honestmerchant, is teIea-
sed from one half of his tax. This is done
to putthe trader and ihOneylender onsome-
thing like an equal footing with the owner
of real estate, whose land is generally list"
ed at less than one half Of its rue'Vade.
Who then have cause to complain of the
new law? The answer is plain. The TIA.
der who has heretofore listed perhaps one
tenth part of the real amount Of his stock
in trade---the money lender-and the sha-
yer Of notes and bonds who have conuIved
by some shift or device or other to evade the
formerIaw and gethis neck 6utof the yoke,
while his neghbors were left TO bear '"lhe
heatTnd burthen of the day" These are
the men who compNIn---and these are the
men with whom our political ponehts now
affect to sympathse. We wish them much
JOY with their new associates, But t,where
they attemptto make political capital by
creating an excitement in favor Of the
money lender and merchant who have
heretofore meanly shrunk from the payment
Of their share of the public burthen, we
opine they are engaged in rather hope
less task - Ohio STATE Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

GENERAL JACKSON -isaao Hill Ut
Nov Hampshire, who IatsNy visited tho
Hermitage, says i.--"l found GeneFSt
JacksUn better 10 'hesllh than l,eMRec-
Ted; yet so week, thsi II il were aUy
other mSn, Il could ecaFcely go pppOao
he would hvs week. FOrthe last four
months 'he thSs'n attempted to take his
customary 'nSSts with the family. He
site through Vhe&sy 10 we'll construct.
ed easy chair, with his writing materi.
ais, his miniature 'bTbls and hymn book
before him. To him are brought 90
soon as the mail arrives the ewspaperas
and during the four dsvsH tawied az the
Hermitage, his first Inquiry Yves for the
daily Washington newspapers and the
letters bearing the post Ha rk Of the caV-
itaI. Hlscomplsinl is pulmonary, one
lobe of The lungs he believes to'SS entire
" consumed This condition is she~u
BY The shorIness OF breath which aIW,ost
entirely precludes the benefit Of peraoW-
q exercise. When he moves il is 90
quietly as torproduce no disturbance -
Ills feetpnd HnkIesRre swollen from cou
IlDued sitting, and he fnds q substitute
Tor sslutary exercise on!yin the bathing
OF his limbs every evening in tbosee-
mOllienIsCalculaled TO oprodSce healthy
action Of the 'ktO. Weak ne he is. ne
shaSes with his own hand, and combs
and 8djusts the ample gray hair which
continues TO add 10 the dignity Of his
appearance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
OLD CONNECTICUT O. K.

The election inSConnecticut took place
on the'7th inst. Returns are in from the
greater part Of the State. Roger S. Bald.
win, t(Whig,) is reelected Governor by
The people. There is a decided Whip
majority in both branches Of the Lcgsla
'mre. The whole delegation in Congress
are Whtg. Last Congress the entire dele
cation was Lotofoco. Thus it will bt
seen, thar instead of four Lohey, Connec'
ticut will have four 'W,hIg members in til,
next Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
,LIBERALITY

The citizens of Steubenville, in town
meeting assembled, instructed the Town
Council to cause the Mayor Of Steuben-
vile tc forward to the Mayor Of Pittsburgh
$500, in aid of TIE destitute poor Of the
city. A course Of this kind is worthy the
citizens Of Steuberville. Ought mol aCar-
'rollton 10 saetU her hand?