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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
wHT. l.. WALLER,

(Sueet.sor IF T. 4. C. Hoh.)
COMMISSION AERCilANT--MoBIL
Office corner Front hnl clnti streets, up stairs
90 Advertiser copy. sepl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

ID EFINED SUGAR-2O bbs Loaf, and 10 do
III Powdered and Crushed Sugar, just received
and for sale by
sepi23 BARRON, MEAD d co,
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aEK9N DISEASES are often ow ns
os Seroio,ous habit of'body, snd in or.
der 10 etfecta permaHenr cure the or
gInsl canse must be removed
J4YNE'S LIFE PRESERVATtVE E
one of the most peaeanl Rrtices ever
offered TO the public has been found ne
only 10 cure ScrofuIa, under all its mel
tiplIed iorme, of Cancer. Kings Evil
Goilre, White Swelling, &C., but also tc
remove the disposition or tendency tc
diseases Of that class, ard all diseases
originating from Instructions in the
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
lmpurity Of the blood or other auids &
the body.
For sale By L 4tl,inson Il Co., Csr
roIltOn and R K Gray, Naynesburgh
September l3, 1914.
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sIhe 0gdte of ORl0 'C6FT0tS county 90
.COuRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Alouzo L. 5LitteII,
TS. In Cnhncety'
Samuel McNarys OF. als1
| Notice is hereby given to David BOs'
latter, one OF the detendantsin thts case
whose residence is uuknOWH, and against
whom process was ISSUED aud returned
bv the sheriff mot found ,"that on the
I0lh day of January, AID. 1915, Filled
a bill in the Office Of the cleFk OF The
court Of common pleas, oI 'thls'counly
for Alouzo'L LiteiI, against Samuel
McNsry, Ell. aIs. The ~sard bill state, {,
that in the month of November, 1889
Tiernan 81 Vance obtained two Judgs
menls against SamueI McNary before
William Gillespie, a Justice Of the peace
Of Carroll coun.y, Ior the sum OF aooet
S2S 80 with costs Of SUIT, that eKeeu-
! tons we're issued said Judgments, and
returned 5y the constable no property
&c that upon the suggestion by the
said plaintiffs tothe saidJ ustrce, that HE
said McNary was possessed OF fends
sub ,cl 10 levy and sale on execution,
transcripts were issued end filed ~ The
court OF common pleas, end such pro-
ceedings had atthe March term Of the
court aforesaid 10 the year lS40, thai
leave was given the plaintiffs TO issue
execution sgainsrthe lands and tene~
menrs Of the said McNary, to satisfy
said Judgments amounting in all costs OF
every kInd included, TO about S49 u,
that both SAID judgments have been as
sgned By said TiernaO.& Vance 10 said
LitelI, aud. that they are unpaid and
unsalIs6ed
The bill charges that tho said McNa-
ry and his wiIe, about the 22d August,
1889 conveyed by deed 10 fec simple to
one George Bostalter, thefsin lie, bat
since deceased, brother Of tho wife oi
McNsry and OF The said David B,stst'
ter, Tor ihe consideration Of theIprelen~
ded sum Of three hundred dollars, a part
ol town lot thiriysloor(34) in Atkmson's
addition to the town Of Carrolton for
mpry CentreViIIeA that the sale and
conveyance bv the said McNary, TO the
said George Bosfalrer o. the premses in
the bali described, was without any Val-
id consideration that the ~bole'Ras done
by SAID McNary Io,Prevent the property
being seized on topayhis debts, that Inc
sale and conveyance is lraudnIent that
the said David Boststter Isone Of the Ie-
ga heirs Of the said George Bosra)ter
long since deceased.
The prayer OF the bilfis That the con-
veyance from Mcnlary and'wtfe to the
said George Boslatter, deceased, for the
property 10 the bill described may be
cancelled and held for nEuaht. that the
premises may be appraised and sold end
the proceeds thereof applied to the pay.
menl OF the two judgments aforesaid
and for general reIleI.
VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant
June 49, 1915 -35 g..
Primers fee S7S74,
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" NV lb'A A'u'p NN"SS -
used hiss it failed to relieve
For sale by /. Atkinson & 20 Car
rolton, and R K Cray, Waynesburgh
September l3. 1874
Dr, ID JayMG'S SanatIye
Pills.
For LiUer C0mpfGihts. GO"t Jaudice,
Dyspepsia Rhe"motiSm. FereTS, Ne'
pousncss. Elysuaid8, and diseases ot
tie Shja lmpwny Of Tie Blood In
Ramariors. MeiaHcholy Sick Head
uck, Coslipeme}s Pains in The Head
Breast. Side. Back, and limbs Bill
Gus ABec'ioaS. Female Diseases &c
&c &c. ,NGnd ,oheneDer any Purgattrt
Medicine may be required
There is scarcely any disease in which
Purgalive Medicines ere not more or
less required, and much oufFerlng and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used No person can
feel we'll while co9liVe habit ol body
prevails; besides it soon generates Sc
rious aud often fareI diseases, which
might have been avoided bya timely
and udlcious use Of proper CathsriIc
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with The greatest confidence, be-
ieving them fer superior to the Pills ~
general use, more mild, more prompt,
safe, md Uniform 10 their operation.
in using them, no particular care Is
required Persons may eat 0ud drink
as usual, end. II desirable, eat lmme
diately after taking them
Ago will not lmpalr them, az they
are so combined as 10 alwoysfresdily
dissolve N the stomach
In small doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, but in large doses
they are actively Catharrc; cleansing
The whole aIimeOlary canal from all
putrid, irritating and iecal matters, and
producing healthy secreIions OF Ihs
Stomach, Liver, and the various Other
organs OF ihe body.
They may be laken at all ti'hse, fauc
in most dls"ases-iO Innammalot7'in'
ermritenl, Remitent, BIIous and eVe
ry other form OF FeVer-Jaundtce tn>
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really aen invaluable article, gtEdu
ally changing the Vitialed secrel'oua o
the stomach and liver, and producing
healthy acliou IN those important or
gans. They are'very valuable Tor dis
eases OF the Skin, and for what IL com
monty called 'lmputity Of the Blood
also for Female 'CompfaInts, Coslrve'
ness, &c. end in fact every disease
where an Hpetrent, Alternative, or Pur
"a i've Medicine may be required
or DypspsiG positively can be cure
by a persevering use oI this valuab
SAN AriVE, especially 'if the Toni
Vermiuge be usedin conjunction
For sale by
i. ATK KINSON, & co
Csrrolllor
And r X Gray, Waynosburgh.
September l3, lS44
Van Brown, Hiram Gristcol
CdrroiIton Chic. Canton, ONO
BROWN AND GRISW0LD.
TToRNEYS AT LAW,
Office in tie Court House, CGtroIkC
! Ohio.
AT 10 tO1l
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BOOKS.

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Nov. 9th 1874.
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,3ayne's Expcctoraat.

No ether medicine will'teEnave WG
Gus orepus from the tb5ost 50 thorough
ty as this, Il efeclualty 1ooseus the
coagulaled messes from the membrane
which IiAes the tracha, and at every
cough the petjeat~iI bring UP portions
oil the disengaged matter. 10 all com
plants Of the pulmonary organs, even
nv here nature eeens to be makiBe no et-
fort 10 throw etf the disease, Jayne's
Bxpeclorant imparts Vigor 10 the ma
ch,nefy OF respiration, and enables them
10 dsencumber themselves OF the ob,
struclions which had impeded their free
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Pleuri.y in q word, rail- diseases Of a
pulmonary nature, yieldto this prepa-
ration. # properly administered.
HAVE YoU'A CoUGR2-Do not neglect
il, thousands have met premature
death for the want OF a iiuls attention
TO a common cold.
Have you q Cough?-Dr. Jayue's
Expecrorant sale medlcal prescr'p
lion, containing no poisonouadrugs, and
used inan extensive practice !or seveF'
al years, will most positively aford re-
lief end save you from that awful dis,
ease ePuImonary.ConsumplioO, which en-
nualIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of lhe young, the old, the tair, tho love-
Iy and the CAV.
Have you a Cougbf-Ba persuaded "a
purchase bottle ofthe Ezpectorant!-
To day! Tomorrow may be TOO late.
tiavs you a ~CoughH- Jayne's ESpec
torsuris rbe oaIy remedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that IN no one
of The thousand caoes where it has been
used hiss it failed to relieve
For sale by /. Atkinson & 20 Car
rollon. and r K Cray, WayneSburgh
September l3. 1914
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February 2S, 1915. TIA.
A GREAT BARGAIN!
Who wants iGg

VHNllE subscriber intends 10 sell, at
IA private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 2S ln Robcrls' Cd addition TO Car
rOIIton, aad has good story and Ila II
frame house with five ooms, and a good
Gel lar, wood shed, well, smoke house,
a large and comfortable stable pig pen
and number OF bearing lrut lrees on
1t, The Out Lot Is but two or three
rods from the lot, and contains iIt
less thqn one and a half acres. The
above property will be sold Oery low
Tho terms will be made TO suit near,
Gny purchaser, and an indispuabIe title
will bs given. Those who wish 10 oh
tain comfortable home IN The town Of
CarrolIlon for proporlionabIy small
consideration, will lowell to take this
chance Enquire, either personally
BY letter, (pOsr paid) of The Rev d
Ro'hacker, IN Carrolton, or of the sub T..
scrIber.
A. B RIERDFMANN.
Uniontown, Stark Co , OF
Feb. ID, 1916.
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EN0UR IIogsheads of New Orleans
n Sugar, and Ten barrels New Or.
leans and Suear.house moassrs, just re
celved and Tor sale by X JACKSON
CarrolIlon, April l8, lS45-27.tG
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ONE box rosiu soap, just received and
" Tor sale low by
CUMMINGS d CAMERON.
Carrol'ton, Nay 30, l645- 33-u.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BV virtue Of a writ OF vcadi expons
out OF The court OF common pleas
for Carroll county, and to me directed
I will offer for sale at the door Of III
court h use in CSrrolIlon, on Monda
the 4,h day OF August, io45, between
The hoars of 10 o'clock. A NJ, and 4 O.
clock, p. N. The following described real
estate, VIE The west half Ol the south
east quarter OF section 20, township "
Of range d, CT tks lands sOdsl Steuhen
vile, Ohio, Token in execution and will
30 sold nv D. WATT. Sheriff.
gune q, l845 Pr fee 81 50
is Kegs Jsnietta nails. just receive.
and for sale by CUMMINGS n CAMERoN !
klay 10 1845 3l-L
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MtAlDTgAE TIOgIOlA.

Gy-Dr. SMITH having declined the
practice of his profession in Carroltou,
would take this opportunity o. recommen.
ding to his friends, and the pu ublic A X.
Cat HOLM. NJ y g aphysician in whom
ths utmost confidence esA be placed.
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A Few barrels Of ground Plaster. just
"a received, aud for sale low. by
X JACKSON.
Carrollton, April Is, 1915 -27-H.
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UNITED STATES HOSUE.

CORNER OF MARKET AND HIGH STREETS
A THE subscriber having lease
IssTsGsIi ed the building. On tho corper
liiiiER # Market and High sreeels, for
s4aA-N The purpose oil covering it IN.
0 a pu bf C hotsl, viii take posses ssIou Of
tthesamp IN and after the st Of April
proximo II has been put in complel
and thorough repair painted aud rffilled
and having made the necessary arrange
menls he Aaters himself that his house
will afford The best accommodation 10
travellers and strangers whose business
may require their presence in this place
The house ia located within lew
steps Of the principal STEAMBOAT LAND
ING; in prominent position, within one
square oi the PUBLIC SQUARE and IN the
business part ol The town, There is a
fine, COMMANDING view Of the OnrO RIv.
BR from this hoU0e for several mllet
above and below.
The travelling public will find it ia
their advantage to give tho "Unled
States House" call, as lis location, the
convenience to the river, and The accom-
modatioas which will DO afforded - al
render il preferable to any other public
house IN Sleubrnville.
The subscIibor, thankful for the lbe
raj patronage extended to him at the
Black Bear House." respectfully solic
.is a call from his f'itnds and old CustO.
mers, ~ his new location
JAMES HANNA,
Late Of The B nck Bear House
StgubenvlIo, March 81, ls45- 80.
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"FT'S0 FARM (tbe tato reside nee
-'-'l-A'sA-- Of Henry Hersh, deceased
three and half miles North Of CsrroII
ton, in Washington township, IyiUg on
The CarroIIlon aud Lisbon Slare'Roda,
adjoining the lands oil George Abrahims
and Others, and containing
OMc Hundred Acres,
Handsomely situated, between so and
70 acres cleared, and in a good state Of
cultivation. There is an Apple g. Peach
Onchard of good quality, together with
other fruit trees such as Pear, Pumb,
&c. The buildings CONSIST df log
Dwelling, log Barn, and other cut
buildings. Two pubic highways pass
through the premises at right angles,
and IS within hall mile OF a District
School 10 fact, it conta ins almost
every advantage that is desirable.
The above properly can he purchased
at private sale, bul il not sold by the
first Of September next, ilwill then be
off red at-pubIlc outcry. The cond.
tons Of sole can be ascerlained by ap
pIyIrg to the undersigned, or 10 The
man living on the premises
SOLONAN fIERSH,
GEORGE HEWETT,
Executors
February 2S lS15 -tIA,
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RLECK BEAR HOUSE:
4th StreSt, SGeubemyillO, o.
.BY THOMlS .MORTOM

BY THOMAS. yNORTON
The undersguOd respectfully informs
his old customers and the 'PubIir'in gene
raj, that he has taken the above well
known house, formerly KEEP BY him Tor
twenty FIVE years, and recently by las
Hanna, uud is prepared 10 cater for the
wants Of all who may favor him with
their patronage. ThGTels also an ad.
dilion put to the House, which will add
much to tho comfort of The guests
Likewise furnished with
New FuTni1Wre.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the TABLE and the RAR with the
very hest tha, the mhrkets can afford
With the determination TO devote his en-
tire personal attention TO the comfort and
accommodation of those who may favor
him w,rh call, aided by active, careful
and obhgiug serVanls, he hopes TO give
general satisfaction. The terms are
right THOMAS NOKToN'
April 25, lS45 -2S-t(.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19

countries and i'll all ages, when men have had any great object to accomplish, reason and experience alike suggested the propriety of adopting some course of action, certain, uni form and efficient, by which, the efforts of those engaged in a common cause might unite and cooperate, instead of paralyzing each other by distinct and individual action. And 1t is the more necessary in this country, where the people are the source of all pollti- cal power, and the prime movers Ill every great and momentous enterprise Among the millions of freemen whose opinions are enti- tied to equal weight, in what other way are we to collect the sense of the majority? Es- pecaly, when we know that men, though belonging to the same party and governed by the same principles, will, on account of indi- vidual preferences and prejudices, differ wide ly on multiplicity of points-And when left to take distinct, individual action, notwith- standing they may have the same great end in view, the means they will employ to ac- compIish that end will be so contrary in their nature as to thwart each ether, and defeat the common intention We should now, per haps, be grooming under the tyranny of Great Britain, and subjected to state worse than yassalage, if union and concert Of action had not prevailed in choosing Generalissmo, and preparing plan ofoperatons to be steadl- ly adhered 10 in the Revolution which achi- eyed cur Independence. Suppose, before the time came which '.tried mems souls,o there had been no previous deiberation-no con- certed scheme agreed upon by those, who were summoned to the defence of their coun- try !-ln the hurry, confusion and indecison of the moment, men would have seized their arms and rallied around the standards of per haps a hmdred dTerem GeneraIs-Thus di- vded and weakened, and thus led on to the contest without organization, they would have become victims 10 the ambition of their leaders, and would have fallen an easy prey to the well disciplined army of the enemy.
 H.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19
IlHY
For fife D@9Rer. lIE CON ENTION.

iA@ NSS-f A1AN IO4N
 In the struggle for ascendancy, between the two political parties, we have, sometimes, seen q most shameful defeat attend that par y which was without organization Even in our own Staie, where the Democrats have such an overwhelming majority, we have seen oar opponents elated with hope and san gulne ot success, on acconnt of the division prodaeed Ill our party, by their own wicked maehmations combined with the efforts of DisoEganizers. Past experience should teach us,thatitis not safe to rely upon the strength ol numbers. All sensible men, when divest- cd of tdeir prejudiee5, will, upon sober re- itectlon, agree, that even in Arkansas we should adopt some plan for harmoniziug dis cordaat feelings, and producing unity of sen- tlmont ia the Democratic party. And what can more eilactually do this than a Conven- ton? Indeed it is aIl-important, at the pres cnt crisis, to decide upon the merits of the many asPltants for Congress. The object of Q Convention Is to reconcile differences and individual preferences, and 10 nominate that man who Is found to be the most popularand available. Not only the good which, in this way, it accomplishes-but it's coareaienccs. recommend it as the lavorite means of popu- lar expression. Then the whole mass of the people can make known their feelings and wishes, without inearriag the trouble and expense of a personal aifeadaace. This may be doae, simply by sending instructed Dele gales from every county in the State. The ratIo ot representation in the Convention should he the same as il is Tn the Leqisla- lure.
 Tine St of January has, by common con- sent, been fixed upon as the proper time for holdng the conventon.-Few days are more conspicuous in the annals of our counlrv,s history, and none more acceptable to the Da- lriotic citizens of Arkansas for the object now contemplated. There are men in everq coun- Y, whose zeal for the success of the pure principles of Democracy, and whose deep reGesaiioa Tor the memory Of the hero of inc Sth ol January, would, tl,ink, indude them most willingly 10 visit Lltlle Rock at that time, and, in imitation of that great man. to make those personal sacrifices required for the good of the people and the prosperity of the country. If the people of all the dilIer- eAt counties will do their duty to themselves and to tAe State, by sending up their full num- Der of delegates, we shall see such con course of distinguished men in the 8th of January Convention, as will be altogether worthy of the day and the occasion. The Supreme and other courts will then be in ses- sion; and hundreds of men will be in atten- dance, upon business or through curiosity. Little Rock will present scene, that will be grand, gay and sublime-Aud besides the ex- citement and animation that may be witness ed, the qualification of seeing so many sterl- ing men freH. every part of the State would be iul eompeasalionfor the little personal and pecuniary sacrifices made by each individual
 How consistent Democrat can object tc Convention Is ''passing strange!n In al
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19
EILTON.SI

All cities have their noablities of person, and ofplace, h this rcspeet-at least as to place, Little Rock is not deficient Orshould any of our readers be disposed to doubt the correctness of this avermeut, shey have only to step into FULTON's-D. c. FrlroN's, and be convinced. There they will find what will both please the eye, open the purse and. best of all, add to their real substantial and enduring benefit l. is not forus 10 enume- rate what he has, of the beautiful and the useful, for we could not do il if we were to try. But why need we suggest to any one to go to FuItonas-dou't every body go there already
 We have been induced to say this for a very peculiar reasen-So peculiar that we wish to put it on reeord-.N-. Fahon is too modest to adrertjse But his recent receipts ofnew articles, in the Jewelry and fancy line, are said to be finer, richer better and more extensive than any he has ever had before
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-19

,. c --------- 1s, dP,onn,ioy, dpon Goy. Yell througbt5s,s : to induce the demoorspI, assp his as Pl.ds' Gov ;d s., Yell to remain in in bi. ?, the $a tha II, oreer seril that he mghtbarss as pI''e4 pa ah 'as .s.sI. Senate. He wroie s',S to Ii no o3f f52o. gp eoafty aq y,, meetings, s and ' p,,. '
 ing as it is! Bat a''on a oa,. n cong1I would have! NoaFentioa \
 What then does tba c democracy would Ina have e'L. do' 'srtles 70 his Jriends to a, ConrI meetings, gotten up for II ,,s go ato Ing delegates 5sl! to the coo,ppsalrP s'e parPoI resolutions passed layor.b1i'y yendo9 to the Senate! This is agle , ohs| playing. His friends bayo ,S ''le game
 ing such resolutions at st,s spy...' succeed lngs! Democrats of sssefal s.,. col support a man for tbe b;.9 ba;.1an'l',
 fee of Senator to Conerssln, p.sn and nd q such ,3 political t 3. iuggling2' E s''' Who.
 How ( different the cop,,, hearted !, Yell! He says sparse lo ,t. of
 tlemen, | am in the hands ~ of 'ae ne P pose of me as you nav lb;nl S, l@eF not ., descend 10 .j-uggIiao '''ilA : '''i
 The friends of Gov T.,l the Senatorial question womb eiI aaa lad. into eonnexion with the conraaei. Ss,p aoi but II as the Cor. is deiermioa,5I Gp,,I'a., ,l all ..l..la hazards +Iley will co5 dca5irs,. .e But R. says, and he seem. :. , ofgan' that fl opposition to caI 'p election does not cease, be eU,: D,,l Pariy 1t VIII 5.l For !, Col. Ashley as a prir.,, . have due respect, but never rrg's e,s g see a man placed at the head 'aa e cratic party for sir wears, who VI :. sacrifice it-digids ii-to D'a., ",,o : sonal ambition There is roiip. no;'b.. eg n0r patriotism in sacbtbreai,I ',S,.I''' the man who makes them, a, member !. of the party, i will WrI. ri find l, an old grey goose "' o";II nII's E
 while the "saine old shoesnf will will on the top of a stump! '"'
 When the Col. comes to a,on,I ened division, 1 presume his rsIi,' k. will find him @reckonjng 7,', \ host p The Col. has lqys, Y ' tea1.s,' and the militia are m, '1 i muster al the command of amnI1 will be rather disposed 10 file a1I nPon the gallant ' ell. who looE Id X Old Hickory, at New Orleans